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SITUATfoNW NWANTED-FEMAL E

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WANT ED-situation as seamstress and lady's maid, or nurse. Good refer- ences, Li A, Courier Offlce. a22 2ts
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.


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 FOR SALE-New two family house, lot 40x100, near Whalley avenue and Fountain street. Westville Building lots on Boulevard, Maple street, Edgewood avenue, all near the park. A. w. Minor. 493 Edgewood avenne. Telephone a21 3t$
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On application of Mrs Ella M. Hesse, widow of the late Ernest F. Hesse, the former druggist, MT. Hesse's will was admitted to probate yesterday and Mrs. Hesse appointed executrix. By the document all Mr. Hesse's property, personal and real, is given to Mrs. Hesse without restric- ton. Otto c. Marx and Alto P, Bau- man were appointed appraisers.
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JONES SELECT ENrpLOY

JONES SELECT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 23 Church street. Telephone 1401-12 connections. Largest Agency, male and female help supplied for mercantile and domestic service for any and all kinds of work. Sent any where Open evenings.
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The inventory of the estate of Mary Campbell Bishop, the late widow Of John w. Bishop, who at one time was one of the foremost men of this city and after whom Bishops Gate is named, was filed in the probate court, yesterday. It shows an estate of $29,- 67474, of which $29, ,25O is her share on the estate of her late husband. The remainder is made up of cash and in small equity in real estate in West Haven, Ex-Judge Livingston w.. Cleaveland and Attorney James H. Wheeler were the appraisers
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Phone 3O27-4 for mattress work. fea- ther renovating or for particulars about Cotton's' "Kno -tuf' Felt Mat tress, best bed on earth, Mattresses made from old feather beds. Folding Mattress Co.. Goffe street
 ST EEMANs RELIABLE EMPr rOv- MENT AGENCY, 76S Chapel St, esr tablished 20 years. Largest best in the State Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work Sent anywhere. Open evenings Tel. l42a.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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FOR RENT.

One cent q word for each insertion. times. FOR RENT Small cottage at Morris
 Cove Inquire 305 Townsend avenue.
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Application was made to the probate court yesterday by William H. Dobbs, son of the late Andrew B. Dobbs of the Monarch laundry, who died recently, asking that he be appointed adminis- trator of the estate of his father. Search for a will being reported as unfruitful Mir Dobbs' appointment was granted by the court. The estate is valued at about $15oOO, of which $1O,- 757 Is in real estate.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Listen! Do You Want a Nice Little
Home2-Read This.

a four room cottage (only built four
years. two hne porches, back porch en-
tTely screened in; large, roomy summer
kitchen built onto house, (realy max
ing five room house, new wood shed
and coal house, milk house, good water,
one acre Of ground, with all kinds of
young fruit trees just beginning to bear.
including peach, apple, cherry and pear.
together with grapes, strawberries and
many other kinds Of small fruits, With
III eight blocks Of the public square.
Price $4,000.
Also modern eight-room house, COM
modious porches, bath and city water.
Lot no by 200 feet, one of the finest
barns in the city, excellent wash house.
coal shed, excellent cistcrn with cerneu,
top, good we'll, magnificent forest trees
on lawn, granitoid walks and located
within three and onc-half blocks Of the
public square.
The price will amaze you. See John
Doughty, Room :. Realty Building.
Phone as.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

the short horn cattle, under tbs man
agcment Of the Southeast Missouri
Shorthorn Breeders Association, took
place, aud following this the mule
rings.
A special novelty feature Of the day
was a slow mule race, in which the
rule was, "You ride mine, ride
yours that is, those entering mules
in this race exchanged animals to ride,
the last mule coming down the stretch
to receive the premium.
This (Friday) afternoon win be cs-
pecialiy interesting to all who love the
horse. On that afternoon the majority
of the horse events will take place.
The sheep and hogs are on display
vt the old Mayberry barn, north OF thC
hotel,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Double Wedding.

There was very pretty double
wedding in the Recorders Office on
Wednesday, Sept. IL, when MIR. VIM.
Romiue of Bonne Terre and Miss Ella
Pratte of Hazel Run and MIR. John w.
Cook of Bonne Terre and Miss Emily
Fratte Of Hazel Run we're united in
marriage, Rev. S. =. Brite officiating.
The young men have made many
friends during the time they have lived
in Bonne Terre, MIR. Romine being a
successful business man OF that city.
The brides are two of Hazel Runs
most accomplished and respected young
ladies. Having had the sad misfortune
to lose their mother years ago and
being the only girls at home many Of
the responsibilities of the home have
been upon them ever since. The happy
couples will take short wedding tour,
after which they will be at home tt
their many friends in Bonne Terre.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Walkers SWink.

On Wednesday, Sept. II, two OF
FarmingtOn's most popular young
people were united in marriage. The
contracting parties were Miss Florence
Swink, the eldest daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. +. +. Swink and Mr.. Bart
Walker, the only son of Mrs. Susan
Walker. The marriage took place at
half past twelve, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. e. w. Harlan.
There we're no attendants and the
guests wersslimited to the immediate
relatives OF the two families. The
bride wore beautiful white null,
which she changed later for her travel.
ing gown of dark blue broad cloth.
Mir. and Mrs. Walker left on the after
noon train for the jamestown Exposi-
ton and tour OF the East for a month,
and have arranged TO be in Sedaia
for the State Fair. Their hosts of
friends wish them all the happiness
that falls to mor,als in long aud
happy life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
CARNIVAL PARADE
THIS MORNING
Some Of the Characters to be Repre-.
sented il Costumes in the Great
Gala Feature Of the Stock
Show.

The Carnival Parade, which takes
place this (Friday) morning will be
one of the most striking features Of the
stock show, and will be enjoyed by
lookers.on no less than by those who
take part in the parade. Prizes will
bc awarded for the best representation
of characters, as follows: First,
$500; second, $500, and third,
80 90
Following are a few of the charac.
tcrs that will be represented
Grand Marshal aud Aids.
Grand Sousa Band--Sousa and l2
men for "Li;tIe German Band"
Uncle sam.
Columbia.
Indian Chief and ten Indians,
mounted.
len Clowns.
Ten Cowboys, mounted
All Nations:
Two japanese, lady and gnileman,
Two Chinese. lady and gentleman.
Two Germans. lady and gentleman.
Two spanisb. laoy and gentleman.
Two Tyrolcans, lady and gentleman.
Two French, lady and gentleman
Two Turks, lady and gentleman.
Two English, lady and gentleman.
Two Irish, lady and gentleman.
Two Mexcans lady and gentleman.
Circus-Manager, Lion, Tiger, Bal.
let Girl, aud Circus Rider mounted OF
mules, Monkey, Italian.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Morning Gard Party,

Mira. Paul Caycc entertained at
cards Tuesday morning, hearts being
the game played. The affair was in
honor of her guest, Miss Sarah Near.
thur Of St. Louis. There were pres.
cnt Misses Pearl, Myra and Virginia
Clardy, Cosgro, Mabel Drumiller,
Florence Swink, Gladys Rozier, Maud
Montgomery, Mary and Margaret No.
land, Jessie Spaugh, Macy Morris,
Irene Nixon, Anna Butteriield, Mes
danes Philip Cole, George Cole,
Charles Clardy, NJ P. Caycc, Max
Mcclure, Charles Fleming, j. IL.
Jones, Adami and James Morris.
Prizes were won by Miss Macarthur
and Miss Anna Butterlield.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

Mrs. llUhl OF Flat River entertained
IN honor OF Miss VIM who is the
guest OF Mrs. Firmin Desolge. There
we've present from here Mrs. Adami,
Mrs. Logan, Miss Cosgro and Miss
Rozier.
Mrs. Burnichlcr and Miss Mabel
Dtumilcr Of penora, Iowa and MI
and Mrs. Fred Donnrll of Hcmatitc,
Mo-, came to attend the Swink- Walker
wedding aud are the guests OF Nrs. l..
+. Swink.
Mrs. s. s. Smith died at a hospital
at Cape Girnrdeau last Friday after An
illness Of several years, and was buried
in the cemetery at that place. Mrs.
Smith had many friends here, ana
Judge Smith and family have their
sympathy.
Rev. c. +. W. Smith of Mineola,
Texas, MIR. and Mrs n. j. Smith OF
Mukiteo, Washington, and MIR. John
II. smith of Nashville, Tenn, arc
here visiting the family sf their brother
Hon NJ. K. Smith, and will remain
until next Monday.
Augustus yillars OF Fredericktown
and Martha Clay (colored) were mar.
ried Saturday evening at the residence
of the bride. All OF Martha's friend,
congratulate her on her marriage, anC
the groom is TO be congratulated on
getting such fine use-keeper.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Smith returned Tuesday
from ST. Louis where she went to SCI
her daughter, bliss Alma ,off for Al
Eartern school. Misses Mary Iaylo
and Robbie Pipkin also went on thu
same train. 1t is said there was
whole car full of girls bound for East
ern schools on the train.
DIR. Frank Harrison, superintendent
of Hospital No. 4, Pennington, Mo.
was in Mexico the guest of friends an,
relatives for couple of days las
week. DR.. Harrison is one of the YER
best hospital men in the State an
his administration at Pennington
meeting with splendid success Mex
leo Ledger
An interesting item in connecto
with the fact that Rev. G.. W. Harla
performed the marriage ceremony fc
Mr. Bart Walker and Miss Florenc
Swink is that MIR. Walker represent
the third generation fof whom he ha
{ oiliciated, as he married Mir. L. L
Walker and Miss Susan Myers, iathC
and mother of the groom, and he mai
ried MIR. Chss. Myers his grand-fatht
; to Miss Elgiu.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Exhibit Of Fine Poultry.

In addition to the exhibits at the Show
grounds there is fire collection of
poultry displayed in the new News
Building Among the entries are:
Mrs. James Low of Knob Lick, coop
Of pekin ducks, coop of Black Lam
sings, Buff Cochins, aud White Wyan-
dultes and Toulouse geese.
Mrs. VIM Bructt, coop each of
White Wyandotles, 5. c. Leghorns
and Columbia Leghorns
Mrs. David Heidelberg, coop Of
White WYandottes.
Sam'I j. retley, coop Of ). C..
Rhode Island Reds.
J. d. Flanery, coop OF Toulouse
geese.
Wm. Dalton, pair of geese aud pair
of ducks
Rosa keslcr, coop of bantams.
Mrs. May Counts, coop each of
Plymouth Rocks aud Leghorns.
Will Good, coop each OF Golden
Wyandottes, 5. c. White Leghorns. 5.
c. Brown Leghorns, Buff Orphingtons
aud Barred Plymouth Rock.
Coilicld Il Son of Doe Run, coop
each of Barred Plymouth Rocks, Col
den Wyandottes, Il. c. Brown Leg.
horns and Il. c. White Leghorns.
Mrs. Jasper y. Burks, coop Of Buff
| Cochins.
Mrs. II. b. Lcdbetter, coop of Ply.
mouth Rocks
Mrs NJ Buttetfcld, coop Of White
Plymouth Rocks
Mrs Phillips, coop of Barred Ply.
mouth Rocks.
Mrs. Charles ButteriieId, coop each
of White Plymouth Rocks and S. C.
White Lcghorns.
Mrs. Genevieve F. Logan, coop OF
5. c. Rhode Island Reds.
Mrs. Il. Fugate, coop of Buff Or.
phingtuns.
John +, Ilough, coop of Black Min.
orcas.
W. F. Doss, coop of Slver.spang-
led Hamburgs.
Mrs. VIM. Counts, coop of Silver
laced Wyandottes.
Thos Wood of DeLassus, a coop oi
Black Devil Gavis and Warhorse
GavS.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
IL Honor Of Miss SWink.

Mrs. Wm. n. Fleming entertained
thursday afternoon in honor of her
niece, Miss Florence Swink, and
announced her approaching marriage
to Mr. Bart Walker, the date set being
Sept. H. a large number OF Young
people were present.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Chas.
Clardy and Mrs Max Mcclure, cousins
Of MIR. Walker, entertained in honor Of
Miss Florence Swink and quite mum.
Der were prsent on this delightful
occasin.
Miss Irene Nixon entertained the
same crowd Monday afternoon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Furnished House for Rent.

A nicely furnished house Of eight
rooms for rent with the privilege of
owner retaining two bed rooms. VIII
arrange to board with party taking the
house il desired For terms apply to
Cole d Nixon Mercantile Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Five Hundred Party.

Mrs. NJ ?, Cayce entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at cards in honor
of her guest, Miss George Willis.
There we're six ables of five. handed
five hundred. The guests were, Mes.
DANES Halle, Jones, Clardy, Lang,
Logan, Guest, Mcclure, Cole, Elem.
ing, Morris, Cayce, Thompson, Adam
and Misses Wilson, Nixon, Cayce,
Mary and Margaret holland, Rozer
Morris, Spaugh, Butterfield, Near
thur, Montgomery, Pearl, Myra anC
Virginia Clardy, Cosgro, Keller. Mrs
Adami won the first prize and Mis-
Rozier the second.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Special Notice

We have asked our Missouri repre-.
sentative to remain in Pennington all
this week 10 meet our past and future
patrons in the music department al the
Famous. The well known makes
handled - US consist OF Stciuway,
knabe, Starr, Richmond and Chase
pianos.
JEssE FEESCH PIANO Co.,
St Louis, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
Miss Bucks kindergarten.

The fall term of Miss Anna Buck ;
kindergarten will begin next Monday,
September 10th. Persons wishing to
send their children are requested to
apply for terms. etc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

Because she could not live happily
with her husband, Mrs. Ellie Castro
of Donipban committed suicide on the
3rd by taking morphine.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

Over two thousand people attended
barbecue at Benton on the 2Dth. ult.
A 80 pound water malon was one of
the attractions and ii sold fol. So 25.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

The Bouue Terre public schools
have 1875 children enrolled. In Flat
River there are 700.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13
INTERESTING LOCAL PlCK-UPS TERSELy TOLD.

INTERESTING LOCAL PlJ
Laakman's for drugs.
Perfumes at Kalis'.
Groceries at klein's.
Timothy seed at klein's.
Sweet potatoes ut klein's.
New baled hay at klein's.
Fresh water. cr.melons at Hoy's.
Union.made shoes at Herzog's.
Get your fnvorite cigar at kalls'.
Oranges, bananas and lemons at
Klein's
Mrs. Paul Cayce is entertaining Miss
Sarah Arthur.
Miss George Willis is the guest of
Mrs. NJ. P. Cayce.
Mrs Thomas Newman = visiting
Mrs Robert Tetley.
New pupils are entering Elmwood
SEMINARY cNcIg unl
We save you money on cured meats
Klein Grocery Co.
Mrs. +. +. Eycrsole of Potosi is the
guest OF relatives here.
St. Louis Dairy Co.'S delicious ice
cream served at kalis.'
Straw hats at your own price At the
Fischer Mercantile Co.
Large ferns from Butterf eld's Nur.
series for sale at Klein's.
Allegretti's Famous Candies always
fresh at KaIis' Drug Store.
Kalis' Drug Store for pure, fresh
drugs, patent medicines, etc.
At Mrs r. Taaffc's are tobe seen oil
the late designs in Fall millinery.
Books at Pelty's Book Store
for Ste. Genevieve county.
Klein Grocer Co. unloaded another
car of Gold Medal Flour this week.
Call at Mrs. T. Taofte's and you will
see all the late designs in millinery.
You will always find full line oi
the best makes OF shoes at HerZog's $
Henry Dorsten and family returned
from visit to relatives at Lewisburg
Tenn.
Mr.. Thomas Mastersou is building
two new dwellings on his farm nea
Doe RIM.
DIR. Kendall and Mr. John Albert o
Route No. 4 were "lookers on in Ven
ice" yesterday.
Mr.. +. I. Richardson of East Alton
H., is here this week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. S. A. Byington.
Miss Lille Taaffe has been in st
Lonis for the past few weeks studying
the late styles in millinery.
The Federal and Young Mems Clu
have issued invitations for dance q
the Opera House on Friday evening.
Mrs. W. S. Anthony and daughter
returned the latter part of last wee
from a visit of several weeks to Den
yer.
You will always find a full line {
choice staple and fancy groceries an
fresh seasonable vegetables at Fischc
Mercantile Co.'S.
Mrs, Genevieve +. Logan leaves th
latter part of the week to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. L. e. Simmons, in kansa
City, for several weeks.
Mr.. George J. Cole left this wee
for FL Paso, Texas, from which plac
he will go on down TO develop his larg
copper mines in Mexico.
MIR. John Graham of \LibertyVillc
who called on The TINES Wednesday
says that typhoid fever is epidemic /
the Libertyville neighborhood.
The members of Doe Run No. 23
Western Federation of Miners, o
meeting on the 9th, found that som
one had misplaced their charter.
On account OF Jewish holiday ku
gels store, Kshn's Studio and Stein
berg's Jewelry Store will be close
next Wednesday, September 18th.
Boys, don't forget that Cole
Nixon Mer. Co. carry the celebrate
Viking school suits, pants with toub
seat and double knees, warranted NJ
to rip.
One of the free shows in Farming
ton this week was the sight OF the me
working on the roof of tho Odd Fe
lows building, seemingly with nothin
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

For Sale-Two fine Buff Cochin
roosters. Apply at this office.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-13

In tee Hereford rings there was only
one entry, that Of Marliu Brothers,
bull two years and over, which, in ac-
cordancc with the rules, was given
one-halt OF the premium and the iirs!
premium awarded, it, in the opinion
of the Judges, meriting such rerog-
milton.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09
VAGARIES VERSUS REALITIES.

News comes from Zurich that an
aggregation of either whole or semi
lunatics, calling themselves the Nat
ural Mans Colony, have about decided
to disband permanently, ii no suit
able climate can be found i'll which to
practice their creed, or temporarily if
they are more successful
The Natural Mans Colony is de-
generate organization masking its de.
generacy under pretense of religion
The members are clearly entitled to
the comforts of padded cells-also to
their views. If they think that they
think man should live just as Adam
and Eve lived in the Garden OF Eden,
no one should dispute their title to the
thought. If they believe that they
believe that the human race should
conine its diet to vegetables, they
have right to the belief-a great
many sane and admirable persons adj
here to this much of their creed. If
they believe that they believe men
and women should emulate the ex-
ample of Adam and Eve and roam
around perfectly nude, they probably
could prove a clear title to the belief.
But just as they have right to their
opinions, so have other folks a right
to have opinions of their opinions.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09

It's astonishing how exceedingly
patriotic the Tribune becomes at
times. These occasions are invariab-
ly when in an assumed attitude OF So
licitudc for the public welfare it finds
a way to attack someone who has
refused to bow the knee to the Trib-
une's principal owner. A case in
Point is the Tribunes advocacy of
the silly proposition to prosecute
criminally county clerks who hap
pened to be in office when the bounty
frauds were committed and 10 bring
suit against their bondsmen. There
wouldn't be the slightest chance of
convicting the county clerks, because
they have not been guilty of any
crime and their sureties gave no bond
to the state. The only purpose the
proceedings suggested would serve
would be to besmirch innocent peo-
pie and bring expense on the state,
but that would please the Tribune inn
mensely as there are some it would
among whom the Tribune does not
like The Tribune, however, thinks
that it's all right for the public money
be deposited in Mr.. Kearns' bank
without interest 1t has no word to
say against that system, neither had
it any word Of condemnation for the
taking ore from an adjoining mine.
1t makes great deal of difference
whose OK is gored.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09
MEASUREMENTS ABOUT THE
ST. JOE MINE.

The evenin: papers OF Feb. 5th and
the morning dalies coming out Feb.
9th, all contained a so-called report
OF an action taken in the District
Court before Judge Morse to enjoin
the stockholders OF the St. Joe Min
ing company from holding special
stockholders meeting that had been
advertised to be held on the 5th of
February, 1907, at o'clock p. m.
Also these papers purportcd to give
certain allegations that had been made
i'll a complaint that had been filed by
the minority stockholders i'll asking
the court to enjoin the meeting so
as to prevent the amending of the
articles of incorporation of the min
ing company so as to enable it to
assess its stock, also to empower the
board of directors to issue bonds of
the company and to secure the same
by mortgage or a trust deed.
All of these papers stated that the
meeting was not held.
Why and how they could make the
dope which appeared in their re-
spective sheets, is little queer and
is apt to cause person to wonder
whether or not "boilerplate" and Syn
dictate" matter had been handed
around. If the newspapers had gone
TO the documents filed with the court
they could have seen for themselves
that the court had not issued an in
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09
TRUTH

junction to stop the above meeting
They would also have noticed that
several matters which appeared III the
reports, so-called, were not eNactly
the same, il any where near the
same, as set forth in the complaint
Of the minority stockholders.
The meeting OF tie stockholders OF
the company was held as advertised,
and 63S,ooo shares of the outstanding
capital stock OF the company was
voted for the amending OF the articles
of incorporation. All this could nave
been found out if the newspapers had
made any effort in the matter as the
meeting was open, and was honored
by the presence OF one representa-
tive of the press, who, regardless OF
the fact that he listened to the trans
actions of the same, left imbucd with
the idea that the meeting was en-
joined.
Some Of the papers set forth that
one Frank Godbe, co-called expert
accountant, had examined the books
of the Company in the interests OF
George Lawrence, Mr.. Robertson
and certain ST. Joe Mining Company
stockholders, who have brought &C
ton asking for a receiver.
Where or how it came into tie
thoughts of the scribes that Mr..
Godbe had examined the books OF
the Company is beyond comprchen-
sion, for that is something that Mr..
Godbe himself does not claim lie has
done, and reference to the complaint
referred to will confirm this state
ment
As to the allegations and alleged
misconduct of the officers of the St.
Joe Mining Company, that is matter
that will be answered i'll due time and
ought at least to attract as much at
tcntion, on the part of the newspaper
fraternity, as the sensational write
ups that are herein mentioned.