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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Love a Form of Madness.

Scientists say that love is form
of madness. Certainly the love mad
ness is about the most harmless form
of dementia. It -afferds the afflicted
one an endless aNcsnt., of rapturous
happiness, and TO the world at large
an opportunity to smile with. feel
ing of sympathy. or envy behind.
Almost every adult. has expert
enced wild transports of sentiment.
They belong mostly to youth. After a
certain age love does rot always ere
ate such fury and storm of emotions
as that which sweeps the young, says
Woman's Life. Age makes folks more
matter of fact, but in the heart of ev-
cry woman there lies a little memory
story OF her first wild love affair, and
this she delights to dwell upon IN idle
dreaming moments.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
New. Velvet Animals.

Fascinating black. and white velvet
animals are quite familiar to ALL This
is particularly true since. the plush
Teddy bears leaped into such fren-
zled popularity that the little crippled
German woman who. originated them
has, in less than decade. ri2en from
paperism to the state of a nea..mil.
lionairess.
Every one tried-to copy the famous
bear without violating that patent
law signifei by the sign "'geschu,z'
in the hand OF the animal himself, but
the best Trey could do was to make
pussy cats. Dummies, and monkeys OF
velvet. .
They have still further ornainented
their efforts by giving each animal a
square pink satin face. and, II their
beauty is not increased. they, at least
challenge notice.-Pittsburg Dispatch
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Educated Through clippings"

In the few minutes daily which is
all the time can give to the papers
manage to keep up with the news
pretty well, bat there are often long
articles concerning matters OF ma
tional or international importance, OF
art or literature, at which / can only
glance longingly. So have fallen In
% the habit OF marking such articles
and after all have read the paper one
of tie children cuts them out for me.
often wish / had as many pockets
as my husband has. but. lacking these
the clippings go into the pocketbook.
Then, whenever | have a few minutes
TO wait, as so often happens in even
the best-plarned lives, take out my
clippings and thoroughly enjoy them
-Harper's Bazaar.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Miss Peek Tops Huascaran.

Miss, Annie S. Peck Of Providence.
R. J., the mountain climber, succeed
ed, on her second attempt within a
month"; TO reach the summit of Mount
Huascaran, Peru. She calculates that
the height of tee summit is $4,000 feet.
A Swiss companion of Hiss Peck had
foot and both hands frozen. which
caused gangrcre to set in, and an In
dian guide was miraculously saved
from death after falling thousand
feet down ravire.
This last attempt of Miss Peck to
scale the Huascsran was begun on
Aug. 20. Two weeks previously she
climbed the mountain to height of
$4,000 feet, bat was compelled to re-
turn to the lowlands on account of the
illness of one of her guides.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
One pupil In School pIstrTct.-

Johnny Jergensen, II years OF age,
probably occupies the most peculiar
position Of any pupil under the pub
lie school system in the United
States. He is the only child Of school
age in the district near Kettle Falls,
Ferry County, Washington. and has a
teacher all to himself. IS H.ss>,-
The instructor Is NJ. B. Honeyman.
formerly Of Spokane, who took charge
Of the school early this month There
were three pupils at the beginning Of
the term, soon after which the par
snts OF two of them moved out Of
the district. taking their children with
them. The district Is regularly organ
i7ed and has school board, with
CHAIRMAN secretary and treasurer
IT, so has ample funds to. its cred
Il. and In addition to this the State
makes all appropriation of seven
rents hic' 7lay in the year for
zach nupil. HhiG is the hiohest ap-
r's2vietion oi.ary State IN the ITpien.
--Sr1fane correspondence. .Apaconda
standard. .-u-tI ,-1z;. .,&-:,i.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Prefer Money TO Husbands.


There are 100 women in Noting.
hamshire alone-the last word sp-
plies to Nottinghamshire slone-who
would rather have money th.h tus-
bands. The fact does not strike ter
ror to the NAE English mind when it
is remembered low Ceatly women
outnumber men in some parts Of Eng
land.
THE theory is advanced. however.
that eligible husbands are so difficult
to obtain that the proyerb about the
bira in the hand has sunk deep into
the mind Of the average Nottin CHAM
shire lassie. When Wilkinson Smith.
a rich lace manufacture. died he left
f250.000 to found pensions to be Civ
en- to widows ami sniBsters Of the
county on conditor fret tho hene-
fciaries undertake row CT celibacy
Tie eligible list was oysrsubscribed
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Taller Than Their Mothers.

It is evidently true that the present
generation of young women Is averag-
ing taller than their mothers and much
taller than their grandmothers. The
young men do not make the same COM
parison with their paternal ancestors
Careful observation was made in Her
aid square on last Friday and cut Oh
one hundred couples Of young men and
women less than 25 years old 60 OF
the women were equal in stature to
the men with whom they walked
New York Herald.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Ones Hat Has a Temper.

There are hats with tom2ers, as eV-
cry woman is aware-the hats that
go on" beautifully one DAY tespeciai-
ly in the hat shop five minutes before
they are bought and which in the
next refuse to assume the right posc
and poise for love or money. says a
writer in the London Queen.
There are few conditions. she ades'
more trying than to fall under the
ban of a hats displeasure. The only
thing to be done is to put 1T away for
a week or so and wait till it has re-
covered from its temper, Ike o
naughty child. One cannot argue with
a hat, and smacking is not to be rec
commended. r-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Fashion Notes.

Large. handle embroidered dots. are
often employed as trimming.
There will PROBABLY be more scaris
of black liberty than CT any other enc,
material. S
The richness Of embroidery In the
new evening" gowns goes to the adprn-
meet of the corsage. ~
Ottoman silk with all its beauty On
finish and richness has experienced 2
renewal in popularity.
The tulle used fer a blouse is not
the highly-dresyei Illusion; it is on
the contrary, fine wash net.
Trains for evening gowns will Do
long and cut into a definite point in
stead of the usual round or squale
Uncut velour is quite new among
the fabrics this season. 1t. is consid-
cred veIy smart as a trimming lor
hats.
The absolutely correct face vel IS
drawn very close and smooth, cover
ing the entire hat as we'll as the face
and hair. bE4T
Up-to-date women effect fancy boz
iery nowadays only for house and es'
ening wear; for. the street plain 1ss
in colors to; match the gown y -s@
rect. .s.l-.c ;.,s.s +. 49,. .gi@H
Instead Of the usual plain; s,nn
around the neck ann dawn TIE ro'1
upon your next kim ma. saapqs1p
band into revers and continue 1oHn
ine front in narrowing width
The dress itself of the modef ele.
gante Is classic in its simplicity ana
no trouble is spared TO makeitveIy
fold fall with perfec; Pre- CT ion ana 70
give length CT linc and s!imEf sF
Those who have short pecIs nave
the wide. full neck ru1s made - ofass
somewhat narrower IN SOP aas
avoiding the .rto.ed aV2eaij .ee 'ha'
is the result OF soo-Aigh nfs pee"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
Vanity euttors-Naturst Flower soss

A very new button being used. on
expensive new models of meteor is
large and round and it's centre is
tiny mirror trimmed with god. Tho
gown on which these buttons were
seen was not for the stage, writes tbs
Paris correspondent Of Dry Goods.
therefore we may possibly see them
on the clothing Of altra-fashionable
before the season is very far ad
vanced.
Boas Of natural roses or orchids or
any other flower of goodly size and
general popularity are now a fad in
Paris and this is probably the embryo
of what will later become fullfedg-
ed fashion in artificial flowers. helped
out as a softener by crushed rosettes
or intertwinings of malines OF shades
matching the blossoms. @ -
Just now. toJshew the exclusiyepess
of the fad, the clever Partisan nov
and then abseptmidedly CD pllcks .
few petals from her boa, daintily In.
hales their fragrance or brushes them
between her pearly teeth ard then, al
so ahsentmindediy. allows them 10 hui
ter to the ground. The mere million
aires who foot the floral bill seem
pleased with this new. way of spending
their dollars.
And the Ion-millionaries? WelL
they are concentrating" en- the hope
| tAat some less expensive way OF pre-
senting their lady loves with flowers
will develop before the leaves begin
10 turn. As a fashion the rose or or
child boa, however, is exquisite
| The new gloves for evening in the
high novelty class are Of white beau
tifully embroidered in floral and clas-
sic designs in" natural and Oriental
colorings in which here and there IN
some OF the designs metal effects. IN
tiny spangles or fine shining threads
are introduced.
The glaze kid glove is practicaly
the only one in demand ard in good
qualities is really tse most economical
though from the cons .mer's point q
view, the mocha with its lesser prict
is temptation not easily resisted.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
The sweeteners Of Life

Life Is complex and while yeomust
admit the value Of practical matters
1t is hardly wise to allow then 10 alb
serb tie major part of ones Interest.
II Is q matter OF record that only' The
occasional woman reads poetry, and
the free art displays in all large
cities are actually unknown TO more
than a handful of feminine ylsitovs.Ip
several instances where free. organ
recitals were offered every Afternoon
in the week the attendance was not
large enough TO war; ant the openirg
of the church doors. VA
Poetry, art and music are sweeteE
ers of life, capable Of offsetting the
ugliness Of hard little duties. They
must be performed, these duties, Bot
they need not be allowed to absof5
the whole day. A man who does ndt
profess any liking for religion as Of
fered from the pulpit goes to church
every Sunday just to hear the misic
He says that it makes him good fo1
the whole week. happen TO know
few art lovers who are beautiful
in their home surroundings, and wo
man who has suffered fer years win
hip disease finds strength TO bear pait
in poetry, of which she is very fond
Against these is an army of dissstis
fed women chained TO distastefu
tasks which they 90 not try TO offset
indianapolis News
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
FROM A WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT

more than 10 times. ,Sevety Of the
pensions have been allotted and the
trustees viii have some diiculty in
disposing of others In yie' Of the
numerous applications.-NeI York
Herald.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

BAKER, 1OIu, Id lIouh'
Cage, Harry, Wavertree.
Coleman, E. D., Live Oak.
Carter, Anderson, Richland.
Claiborne, Dave, Highland. 49,
Campbell, Evans, Dona.
Calvin, Jim, Belle Ella. s.
Carol, Leroy, Belle Ella.
Cage, Marshall, Monticello.
Campbell Jim, Saltwater.
Clark, Isaac, saltwater.
Carey, VIM, Holly Ridge. -
Cain, Moses, Holly Ridge. ''
Clinton, Abe Eldershade.
Cole, Gus, La Troun.
CASTOR, Ben, Loamland.
Davis, D., Troy.
Davis, Lon, Newtonia.
Davis, Emanuel. Highland.
Donald, Doc, Richland.
Donaldson, Geo., Belle Ella. -
Donald, Dennis. Carroll
Dixon, Geo., Eldershsde.
Daniels, Jim, saltwater.
Daniels. Friedler, La Troure.
Ellis, Elijah, Monticello.
Ellis, David, Monticello.
Frazier, Chas., Newtonia.
Freeland, Nose, Richland.
Freeland, Felix, Richland.
Finney, David, Live Oak.
Finney, Sebron. Live Oak.
Finney, Alex, Scotland.
Ferguson, Remy, Monticello.
Ferguson, Sam, Locust Ridge.
Gregory, Israel, Richland.
Gardner. Geo., Highland.
Green, Emanuel. Belle Ella.
Gardner, Andrew, Linyood.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04


Shines, Mathew, Newtonland.
Taylor, Howard, Marydale.
Thomas, Claib, Snodgrass.
Taylor, Chas., Hardbargain.
Tyler, Tom, Hunsicker.
Trap, VIM, Mayflower.
Triplett, Allen, Mayflower.
Triplett, John, Mayflower.
Triplett, Willie, Manse.
Woodland, Chas., Mayflower.
Woodland, Emanuel. Mayflower.
Williams, Lee, Issaquena.
Watts, Arthur, Alsatia.
Webster, Jim, Mound Bayou.
Williams, Levi, Manse.
Watson, VIM, Manse.
Williams, Job, Marydale.
Wilson, Chas., Hardbargain.
Wills, Chas., Hardbargain.
White, Gabe, Hardbargain.
FIFTH WARD.
Allen, Vance, Jr., Somerset.
Austin Ed Stella.
Boyd, Tom, Somerset.
Beard, Zuenna, Somerset.
Brown, VIM, Somerset.
Brown, Frank, Somerset.
Broadway, Pearl Somerset.
Bloomer, Alex, Somerset.
Banks, Clarence, Somerset.
Baldwin, Tom, WOODBURY..
Brown, A. S., E. Clifton.
Boyd, Ed, Stella. ig
Brown, Nose, Alton.
Collins, Arthur, Somerset.
Chapman, Monroe, Somerset.
Chase, Jerry, Somerset.
Chase, Ed, Somerset.
Clark, Henry, Somerset.
Campbell, Lee, Somerset.
Collins, Scott, Somerset.
Collins RUDE, Somerset.
Carter, James, E. Clifton.
Conner, Eli, Squedunk.
Chester, Peter, Nebraska.
Degrate, Jesse, Somerset.
Davis, JEFF, Somerset.
Davis, VIM, Somerset.
Davis, Willis, Somerset.
Davis, Louis, Somerset.
Davis, Dave, Somerset.
Daniels, George, Somerset.
Douglass, Willie, Somerset.
Dotson, Sam, WOODBURY..
Dixon, Jno., WOODBURY..
Edwards, Ben, Somerset.
Evans. w. j., WOODBURY..
Evans, Chas., Alton.
Forbs, Peter, Somerset.
Flowers, Judge, Somerset.
Franklin, Ben, Somerset.
Gibson, w. s., Somerset.
Green, Festus, Somerset.
Gillespie, Robt., Somerset.
Gaines, Parker, WOODBURY..
Hamer, w. D., Somerset.
Harris, Jake, Somerset.
Henderson, Horace, Somerset.
Harper, VIM. Somerset.
Harper, Henry, Somerset.
Hines, VIM, Somerset.
Henderson, Cent, Ion.
Hall. Louis, Stella.
Harris, Allen, Stella.
Hampton, Ozark, Alton.
Henderson, Gordon, Alton.
Hollis, James, Alton.
Howard, Judge, Nebraska.
Isaacs, Jno., Somerset.
James, Clarence, Somerset.
James, Hugh t., Somerset.
Johnson, Lot, Somerset.
Jones, Nose, WOODBURY..
Kinstra Steve, Somerset.
Knight, Joe, Somerset.
Littleton, Ross, Somerset.
Littleton, Jno., Somerset.
Lawson, Jim, Somerset.
Lane, Powell Somerset.
Lot Richard, Somerset.
Lakes, Maxwell, Somerset
Long, Richard, Somerset.
Moseby, Junius, Somerset.
Middleton, Ulis, Somerset.
Marshall, Lige, Somerset. -
Marshall, Chas, Alton.
Newman, Josh, Somerset.
Nichols, Andrew, Somerset.
Nesby, Isaac, Nebraska.
Nelson, Nose E. Clifton.
O'Kelley, ID. H., Somerset.
Patterson, Vance, Somerset.
Prince, Ricahrd, Somerset.
Pinkney, VIM, Squedunk.
Patterson, Alonzo, Alton.
Rodgers, Joe, Somerset.
Riggs. Peter, Somerset.
Riley, Joe, Somerset.
Rodgers, Squire, Somerset.
Riggs, Arthur, Somerset.
Rose, Kyle, Stella.
Redmond, Aaron, Stella.
Robinson, Jas. Hapaka.
Sanders, Watson, Somerset.
Shepherd. Martin, Somerset.
Sullivan. VIM, Somerset.
Shad. Ned, Somerset.
Sutton, Alonzo, Somerset.
Sanders, Aaron Somerset.
Smith, Robt., WOODBURY..
Senis, Lane, Stella.
Thompson, Ed, Somerset.
Thomas, Jake, Nebraska.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04
gardner, T0nyrbpsmisSd.s

Holmes, Isham, Tullonia.
Holland, Ihsam. Troy. 80,
Houser, Warren, Newtonia.
Glen, Fonclora.
Harris, Ananias, Monclora.
Denny, Glenwood.
Honeywood, Levi, Eureka.
Haynes, Henry. Glendale.
Holmes, Claib, Scotland.
Andrew, Highland.
Sol, Helena.
Tom, Helena.
Ingraham, Chas., Monticello.
Jordan, Hillery, Holly Ridge.
johnson, Jack, Monclora.
Johnson, .Orich, Highland.
Johnson, Jackson, Tullonia.
Jackson, Willie, Glendale.
Jackson, Cornelius, Euraka.
Jackson, Cornelius, Eureka.
Johnson, Solomon, Eureka.
Johnson, Wash, Newtonia.
Johnson, Dan, Newtonia.
Johnson, r. B., Locust Ridge.
Jordan, Sim, Locust Ridge.
Kelley, Jno., Belle Ella.
King, Robt., Belle Ella.
Kempe, Ben, Monticello.
Kempe, Sherman, Monticello.
King, Gabe, Jr., La Troure.
King, Joe, La Troure.
Lloyd, Jim, Scotland.
Lewis, Robt. Newtonia.
Lee, Ike, Monclora.
Lee, Bat, La Troure.
Lee, Andy, La Troure.
Lee, Bill, La Troure.
Morris, Alex. Wavertree.
Morris, Dug, Wavertree.
Martien, w. j., Belle Ella.
Moss, Arthur, Belle Ella.
Moore, Horace, Glendale.
Morgan, Allen, Newtonia.
Morgan, Henry, Newtonia.
Morgan, Nathan, Newtonia.
Mathews Archie, Newtonia.
Moore, Walter, Stonewall.
Moore, Jno., Jr. Holly Ridge. :
More, Bill, Holly Ridge. e.
Mason, Jno., Monclora. -.
Pearson, MILFORD, Belle Ella.
Proctor, Bemis, Richland.
Robinson, Chas., Wavertree.
Robinson, Geo.; Dixie.
Risper, Owen, Dixie:
Revere, Chas., Live Oak. -'
Robinson, Caleb, Richland.
Raynard, Gilliard,- Carrolton.>
Smith, Cornelius, Monclora.' ::
Sargent, Napoleon, Monclora!
Shad, Cal, Dixie.
Shad, Geo., Dixie.
Shad Lawrence, Dixie.
Scott, Wiikerson, Richland.
Spott. Paus, Highland.
Street, Willie, Highland ~
Scott, Willie, Belle Ella! '-'
Scott, Phil, Belle Ella. .ta.'.
Scott FELTON,, Belle Ella.
Simmons Jim, Monticello. --.-
Strange, Sam, Live Oak.
Smith, Corneal, Holly Ridge.
Shaifer, Sam, La Troure.
Smith, Geo., La Troure.'
Singleton, Claib., Locust Ridge.
Smith, Alex, Loamland.
Thomas, Jesse, Highland.
Thomas Henry, Highland.
Turner, Henry, Jr., Dixie.
Tennessee, Tom, Anderson. so.
Walker, Clark, Troy. So.
Williams, Lemon, Eureka.
Washington, Geo, Holly Ridges
Williams, Junius, Dixie. : q
Williams, Elijah, Dixie.
Williams, Horace, Dixie: =.
Wiley, Hezekiah, Richland.
Wiley, Sam, Richland.
Wiley, Ben, Richland.-
Wiley, Sidney. & -
Warfield. Andrew, Highland
Wood, Henry, Highland.
Wellington Geo., Highland.
Warfield, Geo., Highland
Weathers Colombus, Highland.
White, Jim, Belle Ella. r''
Webb, Phil, Belle Ella. e'
Webb, Sam, Jr.,. Belle Ella.
Webb, Ernest, Belle Ella.
williams, Phil, Monticello.
Williams. Leopold, Monticello,
Williams, Reese, Gretna Green
Williams, Walter, Jr., G. Green
williams, Jackson, Gretna Gre
Washington, VIM, Monclora. =,
Williams, Ben, Eldershade. (
Williams, Grant, Eldedshade.- :
White, Henry. Tullinia. +,
Winters, Jas, Oakdale. ssss.
Watson, Jno.,; Glendale. go =
Watson, Silas, Linwood. -:
Williams, Amas, La Troure.
JOHN HUGHES,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Ten
Parish, La. . r..l..
st. Joseph, La, Nov. so, 1908:
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-04

Winfield, Bell, Alton.
Webster, Jake, Alton.
White. Albert, Alton.
White, Reuben, Alton.
Young, Chas., Somerset.
SIXTH WARD.
Arnell, Ed, Barcelona.
Allen, Henry, Waterproof.
Allen, Ed, Shanty.
Anderson, Ed, Donegal.
Adams, Sam, Melwood.
Adams, Goldman, Midway.
Adams, Henry, ST., Charlton Hall.
Adams, Lucien, Charlton Hall.
Adams, Henry, Jr., Charlton Hall.
Addison, Henry, Waterproof.
Alexander, West, Waterproof.
Brown, Ed, Locust Ridge.
Barber, Eddie, Miller Field.
Bailey, VIM, Myrtle Grove.
Blake, David, Crescent Home.
Brown, Jerry, Bombay.
Blackman, Mark, Midway.
Brooks, Richard, Midway.
Bell Dennis, Midway.
Brown, Obediah, Newfoundland
Blair, Ike, Newfoundland.
Bates, Henry, Fish Pond.
Brown, VIM. Waterproof.
Barber, Mark, Waterproof.
Bell, Antony Waterproof.
Beverly, Chas., Bantz.
Buckner, Robt., Consuello.
Buckner, Gibson, Consuello.
Bowman, Ed Jr., Arcola.
Carroll, David, Newfoundland.
Carroll, Nat, Teacony.
Carter, Ed, Barcelona.
Carroll, Walker, Midway.
Cole, Tom, Bombay.
Campbell, Fred, Caroline.
Clay, Buck, Melwood.
Carter, Ben, Moro.
Carter Wash, Moro.
Caroline, Ben, Consuello.
Campbell, Felden, Waterproof.
Cambridge, Willie, Providence.
Congo, Albert, Providence.
Dreyfus, Norman, Waterproof.
Davis, JEFF Waterproof.
Dagg, George. Melwood.
Davis, Oscar, Moro.
Davis, Lee, Argyle.
Davis, Ed, Argyle.
Davis, Alf., Newfoundland.
Davis, Will, Newfoundland.
Delmo, Will, st. Jos.
- Dixon, lack, Holly Park.
Evans, Chas.0 Argyle.
Evans, George, Argyle.
Evans, Mack, Melwood.
Early, Chas., Waterproof.
Elliott, Dan, Barcelona.
Foster, Jim, st. Peter.
Foley, Stuart, Holly Park.
Ford, Clinton, Newfoundland.
Ford, James, Melwood.
Freeman, Geo., Aqucena.
Forrest, Milton, Barcelona. 81.
Glasscock, viii, Waterproof.
Giles, Guy, Barcelona.
Goldman, Thurston, Teacony.
Grandson, Chas., Newfoundland.
GAMES, Josh, Newfoundland.
Grayham, Anusted, Moro.
Green, Jake, Consuello.
Holmes, London, Argyle.
Hilton, Louis, Providence.
Hill, Nose, Providence.
Harper, Abe, Aqucena.
Hunter, VIM, Bantz.
Hawkins, Noah, Barcelona.
Hall, Dan, st. Peter.
Hines, Warren, Consuello.
HUMPHREYS, Tom, Fish Pond.
Hines, Chas., Midway.
Hunter, Guy, Waterproof.
Hardman. Geo., Waterproof.
Holmes, Ed, Waterproof.
HUMPHREYS. Henry, Waterproof.
Hines, Dason, Myrtle Grove.
Harris, Geo., Locust Ridge.
Harden, Frank, Newfoundland.
Henderson, Ananias, Newfound-
land.
Hayde, Willis, Bombay.
Hill, Willie, Bombay.
Holmes, Jno., Bombay.
Hudson, Monroe, Moro.
Ireland, Arthur, Waterproof.
Jackson, Anderson, Aqucena.
Jackson, Richard, Aqucena.
Jefferson, Jake, Midway.
Jones, ID. c., Bantz.
Jones, Jake, st. John.
Jacobs, Geo., Teacony.
Jackson, Beverly, Argyle.
Jackson, Jesse, Argyle.
Jackson, Jake, Crescent House.
Jackson, Howard, Waterproof.
:; Jones, Will, Waterproof.
johnson, Henry 2, Myrtle Grove.
johnson, Henry, Myrtle Grove.
Johnson, Isaiah, Waterproof.
Jenkins, London, Waterproof.
johnson, Lutsey, Waterproof.
Jones, Chas. Waterproof.
Jenkins, Jno., Waterproof.
Jackson. Henry, Waterproof.
johnson, West, Waterproof.
Jones, Taylor, Waterproof.
Johnson, Junius, Barcelona.
T--r--z- Co.. norraIono
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
BAD MAN EASY FOR THE DEPUTY
 FROM C0CH|SE
GUADALUPE vALENZUEI.A, SELF PROCLAIMED MAN KILLER,
 TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

BISBEE, October l6.-Guadalupe Valenzuela, the self-proclaimed bad man, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Bill White. The capture was n very tame affair and the officer took in Guadalupe as nonchalantly as he does an ordinary drunk. The prisoner was found to be armed with only . pocket knife.
 Nalenzuela is the Mexican for whom the rangers and two or three of the local officers rode all over Dixie Can yon not long since. He was wanted primarily on charge of having made an assault on a fellow countryman in an alleged attempt to remodel him, but he was also thought to be guilty of stealing cattle and horses. and talk ing them across the line. He had let it be known that he would shoot any officer who attempted to arrest him. The capture was made in Wood canyon in this city.
 Valenzuela is held under charge of assault with deadly weapon. He will be given hearing in Justice Bur. dicks court tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. His bond was placed at $50 by the court. This he managed to SC cure and is at liberty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-17
LIGHTNING BOLT
 HITS D0UGLAS|1E
PETER JOHNSON AND TWO MExI, CAN WOMEN RENDERED UNI CONSCIOUS BY BLOT AND MAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE.

DOUGLAS, October I6-Peter John. son had narrow escape from death Monday from lightning at the Cabul- Iona ranch, south of Douglas. In the afternoon Mexican came in from the ranch on horseback at breakneck speed, having almost exhausted his horse. He brought the news that MT. Johnson had been struck by lightning and supposed that he was dying.
 D. II. Johnson and Dr. Greene SC. cured an automobile and hurried to the scene, where they found Johnson re- stored to consciousness and on the way to recovery. Besides him, two Mexican women were also struck at the same time and were rendered senseless. but soon recovered. All were rendered in. sensible for about half hour.
 NIT. Johnson was badly burned on ono side, and the bolt, hawng passed from his head and shoulder on down his icg into the ground. He was brought into Douglas last night and seemed little the worse for his experience. He was seen by number of h,s friends on the street and seemed to be in the best of spirits.
 The announcement on the streets that Mir. Johnson had been struck by light ming caused sensation, as there is no more popular man in Cochise county ] He is one of the old residents and has done much toward the upbuilding of the entire community. He resided in Bisbee for nearly, if not quite, thirty years.