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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24
REGULAR TERN. April I. 1905.

regular term Of the Fulton County Fiscal Court was
his DAY begun and held for the county Of Fulton AZ 'e
ourthouse IN the City Of Hickman. present and presun
tn Hon W A. Naylor Judge The following mass,Ia.'
4ere present: r. A. Browder' j. W. Wii'iahs' "
|,,,,n,o ana n / Jackson consisting Of quorum Ths
following business transacted
Ordered that the following claims be allowed regsFa
-llnn nnlcera.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

orIori by thc Court that oyce bo blt on tho Caycc
and Alexander road in I4uio Bayou do Chen bottom.
from bridge back south of hli that " Nayior
and D. Vs. williams be- appointed committee Co oversee
the vork
Ordered By the Court that me Hon Iudgo A. Nayior
be- and hereby is authorized 90 crpend county roads
In the bottom west Hickman any amount not cscccdns
$4,000.
Ordered by the Court that tho county pay a pro rata
part Tor the erection Of steel bridge with i2foo roai
way Harris Pork Greek the State Tine road IN
tho city of Fulton and that Hon. W. a NaJlor. County
Judge r. A. Bruwder and r. s. smith bel and horctcy
appointed "a comuc 20 mo, with the mayor % The city
of Fulton or committee appointed By tho city % FULTON 90
have said bridge and said committee De- hereby
authorized lnoonnoCton with the committee appointed hy
laid city OF Fulton 90 lot said contrast
Ordered that j. Hayes Blair. trustee o. Ella VILE b.
allowed So.
ordered that j. W Benton trustee Of Iim Williams BE-
allowed t25.
ordered that W A. NayIor. trustee Of AIber, cottren.
De- allowed SIS
ordered that Wisdom Hardy be eroncratcd with poll
tax OF 900
ordered that W. a Doids be- refasded 800 paid Tor
% 8 Murchson poll tax
ordered that W s. Elliott h. refunded q Tor poIi tax
ordered that r. a. Hornsby bo refunded 1r poll o..
ordered thar Jcromo Hicks bo refunded for po tax 81
r. A. Brovder work road .............. f22a5
j. W. Williams work road. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
@ W whipplo work road.................... 1900
This day came J. r. Seat sheriff of Fulton County. and
Coador Johnson hts Deputy sheriff Who each took the
oath prescribed by Sec 1851 90 the Kentucky statutes ua
go certifying 10 delinquent lists. and SOS polls a. 81
each amounting is0s. allowed that said Seat as
delinquent: and the i20o allowed the said Seat
as delinquent personal property zoe per $780, amounting
% $50.
Ordered ina, The Court loyy Tor the year 1908 each
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Mrs J. NJ Hubbard be exonerated with 1900 worth OF
.eal estate; state 50. county S2.iO
Mrs A. L. Martin be exonerated with $500 real estate;
state 81. county $500
Lewis Graham be exoneraed with $3.50 worth OF real IS
Is ate: State s2.75. county f22o.
IN j. Parish h. exonerated with $500 worth Of real estate
f State g. county fi60.
M b. J. Tomlnson Ne exonerated with $500 worth OF real
Estate state g. county $500
j. p Witt be oxonerated with $3.50 worth OF real es'
ate; State 1915. county So
Bill b. ex0neated with $500 worth OF real estate
State 500. county soc.
Ec Hughes be e1onerated with 300 worth OF real cs.
q ate state soc. county ioo.
Ada Jordan be exonerated with $50 worth OF real e.
hate; state 75c county Coo
VIII Cruce be exonerated with f222O worm OF rear o.
hate: state sii1O. county fSSS.
WIN Holly De exoneratod with $50 worth OF real estate
+ State i5c county i2c
American Telephone q Telegraph Co be eNonerated
With $1,000 personal property state 'lo' county -
r. d Cross be exonerated with $500 worth OF PERSONA
property: State sis9, county $40.
n cars a Rogers be exonerated with $50 worth Of real
estate: state CSC. county zoe.
Mernweather Bros. be exonerated with $500 worth OF
fsai estate State g. county $50
Payne heirs oxonorated with 500 worth OF real estate
State soc. county 40o
Pap Terrell be exonerated with $50 worm OF Iea ~
hate: state 20, county Coo.
81 q n Terrett be exonerated with sloSo worth Of real
Estate: state $40. county siS2
"A l. d. Lawrence be. exonerated With $3.50 worm o'
5rcal estate: state ti275. county No2o.
. Credit total generations t27i97
The following the amount paid out by s l. Dodds TOT
..es,ate sold April O. 1907 for and which prop
ertv cannot be found The whole amount paid by > l.
n,ddn Il sisteO for which the state Is due fsI' when
- 800 certified 10 the Auditor Of Public Accounts for
payment
4 order that the following claims be allowed;
III W whipple one days service
IA A Browder one days service.
a NJ Williams one days service. ~
q y - -, d,vs service. ...................... @VV
4n following Is list assessed By the sheriff when na
= - c,.rgea 10 him Amount 70 be charged TO Sheriff
',or state taxes. si257ooo.
The minutes and proceedings OF the Oour' "'''"s
d an omen Court and approved and ordered 20 u
- h the presidine Judge hereof O. is ordered tha'
Court be now adjourned.
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nalsnc- nov due after All claims were paid '2ss'"
April s. 1905
Respectfully submitted
W NORRIS Special Commissioner
4 Copy Attest. 8 r. ROPER. Clerk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

The following Is the amount paid out by > IA Dodos lo
u .,esate sold April g. 1907 for and which prop
|-,v c,nuo, be found The whole amount paid by $ l.
sd Il sisaeO for which the state Is due ''sI' which
- hehy certified TO the Auditor Of Public Accounts for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Special Commissioners Settlement with J. T Seat sbsi
IN Fulton County. Ky
Hickman. Ksutucky April z. 1905
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

LOLA MAS PrcfesorR de piano
ofreca aus BaEviCioS en- 81 casa Cruz 33. al
toH San Juan P. R. 30 VS.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
Rsgimlento De gigantss en- AIemania.
Un psrl6dIeO tOIoftpIeo-

El ei6Ecito de AIemania Cuenta con m
TegimieDto enteEo de veFdadeFOl gigsntes.
PsTo actualmsnte aCaba de incorporate 81
EegimientO de la guaEdia de Poltdam, 81
BoldRdo mas alto que Es conozcs: le lla-
man eel largo JOSE" Mide m. SO, con
un pccho dc. / m. 19.
ApteB de peEtenecar Rl ei6rcito alem6n,
el largo J0g6 eFs exhibido en- les f6IiRs 8
tftulo de Curie sidad. 81 Ia Conferencia de
AlgeCiras hubiera tenido por Con1eCusnCia
81 Tompimiento del equilib1io euTopeo. no
hnbisrR Hido f6cil lou frsnCeueI Eomper
81 peoho de este gigantic GOldRdo.
Lo que Sfial atTaB podfa conaidePar6e
como pTodutto de acRlorRdag fantaliAs, es
hoy indiBcutib.e realidAd. Tr6tass NADIA
menoB que de nm peri6dico telef6nico, Pc
Ri6dico que circula en- una extension de
mas de diez mil miIlag, entire veinta mil
familiaB y clubs do Budapest, Inventor
de sAta marRvills del sigIo Xxx fu6 Teo-
doTo PuakRG, eleOtricistR hdngaFo. Vocea.
doTas de clara vibrante vos oc6pRnse,
deade Las ocho dc la mafiRnR haBta ID diez
Dc ID noche, en- trsnBmitir los editoTiale8
entire IN par de miCT6fonos monntEuoB So.
mRments m6diCo e. 81 GeFvicio de eata CIa'
SO de peEi6dicoE, y8 que 81 mRneio eB de
una BenCillez infantil. Psga 81 suEcFitoE
q diaEio pOE Eacibir sn 60 Casa las noticiaB
univsEsaleE, 10 cT6nicR del dia, lasFeviGtas
de teatrog, de ciTcog, de bAileg, las notag
meTcantiIes en- fin, todcs Cuantos infer
mes puede EuminittrRT m 6TganO de publ
cidad en- csntFoB como mstr6poi hdDgaEs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
.EL 'G0BIERNO PRO
piO entire nuierGS.
HlD pQdldO IIsgar ID aHIonOmll
yno h'Y 'GhIsnss' 0ltEo 0lIas

Todog Los hnmbEes de KruyGoFa, pueblo
htngsEo perdido estge montafiss, emigrs.
ron hace algunos meBes dejando GOlas q
Lar mpjsEGr. Fu6 an 6xodo general. 81
alcalde, los conCejaleB el m6dico , 81 cura
emigTaEon tambi6n. En- vista de clio, 90
FeunieFon Lar mujeEes en- AsambIea con-
yinisron on adminiatrAFEs auton6micA'
mente.
VeEifcaEon slecCiones y fac elegida al
caIdesa ma j6vsn dc vainticuAtr0 amor,
pOr Oierto muy guapa. DichR j6Vsn, que
llorabs la ausencia dc 81 noviO, ua console
Embellishments , organize loB ComiSios
municipsIea.
El pueblo se dividi6 en- bandos: 81 de
las j6veneB q de Las viejas.
Venoi6 aqu6', y fuerOn slegidaB para 81
cargo de ConcejsleH 10 muChachas de Is &
veinte sfios. segdn paEecs, este munici
pic, Completamente femeninO, CumplG gu
Cometido con entera satilfACci6n de sus
eleCtoTau.
Y no hay eAismsss Y dan pFuebaB de
una nobEiedad tal, que veceB en- laH EeRio-
nes podEfa 0iHss ell volar de una moGcs4
Como que las ooncejales parecen mos
quiGRB mueEtRs.
Adem6g, Ion administrator no dan mu'
cho que haceE, pueB sunque pars8Oa men
tiFa 8isndo 81 partido de Las viejss ge con-
conducsn con Ia mas admirable corduFa.
Y no hablan muCho. So han heCho
aCreOdOran al gobierno propiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
A"Las Nausaldss.

DuranteItodoB estos dfas De ha viAto el
RcEsditado elfabIecimianto de IL calle de
San Francisco llOno de una numerous con-
euErencia que de San Juan y de IL isla va
alli bnGcAE buenoB titles objetou. Las
ssnoTitas dependiontas do 'tLaR Noveda.
den' no han tenido desCanBo atsndiendo 81
p6bliOo ? 81 IurtidO de objstos de fantasia,
anf como eEsncian BombrillaG, guantsg, tar
getau poltales, botOneG &. s.. Egus niendo
del meior agrado de TODD 81 gus visits
aquella elggante tiends. PrecioB sin com
petencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

BUENA OCAsION.-PoE auuontaTsa
% duefio Dc vande muy bRTata en- Adjun
tas una magnffca hacienda de cafe , Ci fia
de az6aaF, CON m6quinR hidF6ulica, eDta.
bleCimientoG CRsas de vivienda. Para
irfoEmeB diIigirBe & don Juan Bernard en-
AdjuutaB. .6v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

LOS MAS ACREDITADos. - a.
BlanOO Fernandez. FahTIClAlO % lleoEGS
ConoCido vents joHamente on tOda Ia isla =
extFanjeEo 6Edenos aI ApaTtado 887, 8 la
Gale de TetuGn 43, on San juan, de
Puart0 Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
PARA REGALOs. :. FL aoreditad!

PARA REGALO3. - El acrsditado
cafe MORGAN, el nuevo cafe FoEtaleEa 2l
acAba de recibir nm magnffco suFtido de
elegAnteB caiitaH do eSquisitos dNtces =
bOmbOneS, pTopioB para regalcs de esta
y otra tsmporNda. Las mas aCreditada
marcan de chocolates % enCuentEan ALI loB
eItuchsa son de 10 mas sEtfstiCo y fno.
Los hslados de frutas del pals = refrescoB
siguen Siondo de 10 mas esquisito. Pre-
clos m6diCog HerviciO r6pido y toda
hora. El chocolate "Baker" offece atTs
YenteE nOvedades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
IMnICLnnR GENERAL

InBhJO a Las NiADNES.-cI lslaUs ea,lnsi,s
~ WinsoW debe senpre que los nnos estaF
q q rodo de Ia dentic6n Proporeiona ao immediate
pequeno paciente, produce sueno natural TanGulc
sliva el dolor el angelic desptera muY vvo slegEs
eneas alVA dolores, hace Gces las funciones DEL
es6mago Eegula los intestinosa Ss e meor EeEnedc
eonoc para diareays provena esta de Ii entici6n
= eualquera otra 1&ngase muchO cdado pea
- Sodna- ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
SEPAS

Que no pnb' 'icamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis -palabras Sc cuentan por una
lInea y la lfnea vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sin su importe no SO cOntestRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

RESFRIADOS CAUsAN DOLOR
DE CAREZA. Ell LAXATIyo BRoMo-QUI
NINA, desvia la causa Usado
todo el mundo para cucar un resfrado cn un dia.
La frma de nE. W. GROXEn en- Ga iita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose Ba'
san. Allen 21 st.-Hace OperacitneH
sobFa alhsjaa. Dssde 100 dollars en- ade'
lante 81 inteR6s serA conventional = no
sxceder6 del 80 mensual. ComPra =
vende alhajas modeFnRs y antiguaa. San
Jusn. Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

-En 'La COrrenpondsnCia de Puerto
RECO", AIlon "a, hay do venta EeCiboH o.
IonarioB para CObRo de RlquileEs8 do CAaas
GanEaa GA metkliCo con fEmag, dOcla 20,
OEonoA % nnCimionto, defunCi6n , OOEihCa'
al6n m6dioa. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

sACOs DE YUTE para envaue Dc
azGcaE y cafe, Rcabsn de recibirBs, Prooe'
denteB de Calcutta = Jap6n, por los sefi9'
Fsa s. MELON Co. San Juato IL y
vsndon preCios We tajoaos. 45 v. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

-ABRIGOs de soda lana para Gefio-
EaS y nifioV, SombreFOa forma JapouesR 9
Irglesa, Ultima modR de PART; acabAn de
bscibirne en- sl estableCimiontO GEL Ts,6'
Frafo" San Juato - vendsn 6 PreCios
gsFatfsimos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

LA PERSONA que hayR perdido una
cadena dc orc pueds pAsaT Fecogerla q
ID OalIe del CEisto n6mero rs, altos, abo'
nando 81 vdloF de ehts anuncio. 3v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

EL CLUB dc F. Kshrhahn & Co.
Eegala IN rsIoi de orc "WalthRm" sema'
nGlmente entEe suS Clientss, lR Ultima %.
mana obtuVieron uno, don Manuel Torres
Borges don Juan APPELLANTS, HOcio ndme-
70 62,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

-ss Comprau ABANICOs ANTI
GUOs aunque no eaten en- buen eStadoD
oOllarea Antiques de OOTag y prsndal anti.
guRA
Dirrauo 2. j. B. Cristo / (aItOB) San
juan Il 8 CalIs Aurora, Ponce. p.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-31

in als speech a the Carroll club Wheeling nnet
fehemfnty declared that he
neg heaa here letter iion Lewis county RNo
siate committee QUOTING FROM THE RECORDS
Lew 1qns Bennett does business matters
les sazsns boy he holds anable
arakes ihe tine 81 ne soi pay taxes themi
WESTON. MI va e. llos
70 the Heplbiesn state comnstees W.
esa:lsr1en publ item
Just
tyealdnt ee aysss ~
ssnal consider q The snsns
y the sale IF several tracts III lands n s iLeNs
rsserve half the on ~
the deed that The purchaser
s9 reserved IN Deed Book s so ths
sused BY him and wife March,
land on branch 81 oil Greek essnstion.
"Rpt e y expressly
included IN this sale gas 90
Of any coal that be under said
said snd operate
the same and said parties Of the second
70 pay the taxes on said OIL and coal Until
and operated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-31
Instructions u Xotsrs
HOW 10 OBTAIN BALLOTS Eoa yoTlNo.

entering the election room the voter shah Inc Ills name and
residence to OF the poll clerks. shall the
same in aloud and distinct Of The
liver to him one and only ballot except herein provided
HOW TO MARK THE BALLOT OR PREPARE iIsFoH VOTING.
preparing his Ballot the
The voter STRAIGHT
either of the three following ways:
oNE-Make in the circle head ticket
above the party
other on the ballot.
Two-Make cross mark in the SQUARE e names OF
all the candidates
other mark otner the ballot.
THREE drawing line with pencil
through all Of the tickets the ballot The voter
sres
manner
ticket
the desires vote MIXED TICKET
Of different may ehel
three s6sysa sd
any but maize nAsl
in the blank before the whom
voter desires to vote Whatever ticket found.
TWoAake mark in the circle ticket the
the any
party for
marked except for candidates
marked other party tickets, for those he
didates before
TIIREEwrfe with black lead
desires to vote in the Immediately below
poEing candidate for the ticket
the be counted.
When this method is
mark in the circle at the head the ticket
mark from top to bottom through all tickets the ballot
the desires to vote
anw voter desires to vote for
pear on the balotshe cand by writing win black pencil
the proper place and make blank
of the written
Any voter who declares indicates to the clerks
not read write that by disability
prepare his ballot declare his choice Of the poll
who in the presence Of the
shall prepare his ballot for voting inthe following
poll clerks the the
position the names Of the candidates ballot the
voter may retire to Of the booths ballot the
ner indicated The polcers in
the presence Of the voter the booth
the manner indicated BY the voter.
After preparing his ballot the voter shall th that the
face thereof shall be
thereon be desiring
1 do so
HOW TO OBTAIN NEW BALLOT lNTE PEAcE or THE
cIpENTAELY Spoiled.
IL shall spoil
him he returning the
in the place thereof Ey
to him shall before leaving the
poll clerks When spoiled nol
shall make minute Of the fact
ballot shall then be destroyed BY them
Commissioners of Election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-31
Challenges MI. Bryan

NJ NJ following seeSpianatcrs
Mr.. p Lamb
cago:
James Lamb Democratic National Headquaers cheaas,
Your statement Of October 49, denying that
committee Of glass workers pube
charge made James campbels aday reppshle
made affidavit that they heard Mr. this
public bessrs' after Ways and Means by
mies Of glass workers and and steel
to obtain Mr.
use the offensive Language and pledge that this
contribute 500 your campaign charges
publicly, demand categorical III. GARLANn
Formerly President AmaIagamaed Association
Workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-31
.aETlNgEN i've sAcks 81 FLo1a

there may seem no difference except
the name hit II one OF them Is ,|a
Srion flour there Is big difference
Telling you about the superlorl|y Of
Marion flour doesn't prove it But &
Won win Try sack to-day you'll save
plenty Of proof OF its superior excel.
lence in the better bread cake ant
pastry you bake. Il suits oihon p
viii suit yon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-31

MILLEHcLARK GRAIN COMPANY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12

That special session of the county
Umala held
county Pendeton said and state at 10
there
. HON T. p GlLLllAND
. County Judge
FRANK SAILING. County Clerk
D.. TAYLOR, Sheriff
PHELPS Atty.
Whereupon, following proceedings had:
In the
be prohibited o Umatia, a whole
the
petoned which
provided the 1st day
whether the intoxicating liquors
prohibited in Umala county Oregon
the the abstract
F. Wal
Miller justice
Alta district the said that said UNA
said election and such
follows For prohibition 1884 against
prohibition
county, a majority
prohibition a
prohibition Ii
the
Umala
regulations prescribed
1905 the qualified
decide otherwise .
1908. .
T, p. GILLTIAND County Judge. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12
CRAZY; MUST SING FOR HIM.
Insane CaptOr Makes Life iIserablo
for Minister. ~

Seattle, Wash, June TT Rev.
l.. l.. Benedick, pastor Of tn Green
Lake Methodist Episcopal cHFch OF
this city, was this morning Iat
clock compelled to accompany lun-
attic to the church and there Ttay and
sing for him continuously fdr more
than three hours, while at the same
time the crazy captor, who is one OF
the minister's parishioners, occupied
the pulpit and delivered an incoher-
ent harangue.
The lunatic, whose name is Van
Houten, lured the pastor to his
church on the plea that he needed
prayer. The minister appreciated the
mental condition of the man, and be-
fore going with him telephoned to
police headquarters. AS his church
is far fran the center of the city
three hours Of captivity elapsed
before the rescue. When the police
arrived at Z o'clock they found both
men silently eylng each other and
showing complete exhaustion. Van
Houten will be committed to the in
sane asylum at Stellacoom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12
: *++++%+++A*+*+++' +

volved, and that no injustice may be
done the public officials. They have
performed their. duty as they under
stood 1t, and the questions presented
the court are legal ones.
The preliminary injunction was
sought only as an incident to the
proceeding in the hope that the ques-
tions at issue might be tried out in a
civil suit before the final order upon
the election was made and before
July /, and in the belief that thus pos
sible future criminal trials involving
the validity Of the election might be
avoided. Respectfully,
RALEY, RICHARDS & RALEY.
LOWELL & WINTER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12
FIRE DESTROYS
PACKING PLANT
DAMAGE AMOUNTS TO
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Big Kansas City Establishment Burns
While Fircmcn Are Shut Off by
Flood and Are Powcrlcss to Rem
der Assistancc-ENplosiOn I'm Sau-
sage Fcctory Starts ConflagratiOn.
Which Spreads Rapidly.

Kansas City, Mo, June 12.-The
big Nelson Morris packing plant is
burning and is apparently doomed to
destruction.
The property is in the flooded dis
trict and 1t is impossible for the fire
department to reach it.
The fire is spreading rapidly,
thousands witnessing it but helpless
to combat it.
1t is estimated the loss =. to Morris
will be hundreds of thousands of dol
lars, two buildings are entirely de-
stroyed.
Fire started from an explosion in
the sausage factory At noon the fire
was still raging.
The firemen finally got near enough
to prevent the fire from spreading
further. The company's plant is val
ued at $1,5OO,O00.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12

BY the above decree shortly after
10 o'clock this forenoon the fate OF
the liquor business in this county is
sealed, for the proclamation was is
sued after attorneys for the saloon
men had tried in vain to secure a re-
straining order from Circuit Judge II.
j. Bean.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
Attorneys Winter and Richards ap-
peared before Judge Bean at Hepp-
ner and asked for the temporary re-
straining order prayed for the COM
plant filed for Anton Nolte yester-
day.
After listening to the arguments of
the attorneys, Judge Bean held that
n restraining order was not necessary
and he declined to issue the same.
The court held that 1t would be pos
sible to try the case upon its merits
before July /, at which time the pro-
hibition law is to go into effect.
Failing in their efforts, the two
lawyers left Heppner by auto at
O'Clock last evening and they arrived
here at II o'clock last night.
Whether or not the NOlte case will
now be tried out upon its merits the
attorneys do not say
Prohibitionists Rejoice.
Among those who voted for prohi-
bition, and among many others also,
there is much commentator for the
action taken by judge Bean. The
move of the saloonmen was regarded
by most people as purely a play to
gain time and If possible to block
prohibition by technical quibbling,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12

The failure of the movement wSs
therefore greeted with approval by
those who dislike to see the scales of
justice tipped by legal technicalities,
Court House Relieved.
AT the court house there was also
much relief this morning when II
was found that the restraining order
had been denied. The county court
the clerks office and the sheriff's Of
flee were all seriously affected by the
suit brought yesterday, for ii was
known that if the charges made in
would be dire restitution in store for
those responsible.
Now that the restraining order has
been refused, 1t is generally believed
i'm official circles that no further
steps will be taken by the saloonmen
for they declare that the Note case
will not get far when tried upon its
merits.
Aside from the official proclama-
tion isued by Judge Gililand this
morning and a copy of which is pub
lished above, another order was al
so made. 1t is very similar in form
to the above, but Is signed by Judge
Gilliland and Commissioner Lee in
stead of by the court alone. This or
der was made out of an abundance
of caution, for which it is known that
the county judge is the one to issue
the proclamation, it was thought the
point might be raised that the COM
missioners insead of the judge should
issue the order. BY the precautlon
taken any contention upon this point
will be avoided.