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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
MRS. ARNOLD DIES AT McMINN-
| WILLIE

Mrs, Julia Arnold, formerly of this
city, but for the past year a resident
Of VI cMinnville, died Monday, Sep
tember %. Mrs. Arnold was well
known in Nashville, having been a
member of Spruce Street Baptist
Church for many years. One son, Mr.
Edward Henderson, of this city, sur
wives her.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09

rangements for sending the body to
his native home. They also sent a
beautiful floral design from st. Louis.
Mr. Green was a model young man
and made friends wherever he went.
One sister, Miss Eva Green, and two
brothers. Robert and Winston, sur
vive him.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
MAYORS MESSAGE.

TO the Honorable City Council,
Gentlemen: l herewith return, without
my approval, Bill No. 1871, passed at
your last regular session, repeating
section 964 of the Digest of the laws
Of the city.
81 understand that this bill was
passed alone for the purpose of re-
lieving certain classes of our citizens
who had city water on their premises,
but had no sewer connection, from the
operation of section 964, which prohib-
its. among other things, the draining
of surface water or dirty water into
the streets or alleys.
81 am persuaded that the council
men who voted for the passage of this
bill did not realize that they were vot-
ing also at the same time to repeal a
measure which prohibits the deposit
in the streets and alleys of the city of
ashes, cleanings and sweepings from
houses, OF any other trash, filth or of
fensive matter.
Whatever may be said of the wis
dom of repeating that portion of the
above section relating to the draining
of dirty water into the streets there
can he, in my mind, no reason or ex-
cuse for repeating that portion of the
law which prohibits the placing in al
leys and streets refuse and filth of all
character.
I'VE should place the health of the
community above all other considera-
tions, and no community can be a
healthy community If refuse from
houses. filth and offensive matter be
allowed to accumulate in the streets
and alleys Of the city.
II consider the repeal of this Sec
tion a decided backward step in the
health laws of the city
This, October s. 1908
Respectfully submitted,
JAS. S. BROWN, Mayor"
The reading of the mayors message
was followed by some discussion as
to whether or not, in the event of the
repealment of section 1854, there would
be no law in force against the deposit
of ashes, ETC., on public thoroughfares
of the city. Councilman Sweeney evil
IDENTIFY had anticipated that this very
question would be raised, for he had in
his possession a typewriter copy of
anoth err section of the digest making
it unlawful to deposit ashes, ETC., on
streets and alleys of the city, this he
read The section is No. 1853.
On motion to pass the bill, the
mavors veto Notwithstanding, seven
councilmen voted mo-" but four of
them changed their votes.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09

Mrs, Mary Crockett, Familiarity
known as Mother Crockett, is quite
sick at her home on Quarry street.
Mr.. Moses Mayberry, accompanied
by his daughterin-law, Mrs Anna
Mayberry and her adopted son. Frank.
of Hillsboro, were in the city last
week.
Mrs. Ed Richmon. of Phillips street
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, is much improved She is able
to be ont this week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09

. WANTED - Competent printers.
Steady employment guaranteed. Write
to National Baptist Publishing Board,
523 Second avenue, North, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
FIRST BAPTIST sUNDAY.scHooL


There is a growing interest being
manifested in Sunday-school work at
the First Baptist Sunday-School which
Is encouraging to all who are deeply
interested in the success of this
most important service. Two new
classes have been organized-the Phi
lathia and Baraca-with Prof. S. P.
Harris and Rev W. S. Ellington,
D. D., pastor, as instructors respec.
lively. Both classes are large and
promising, and under the efficient lead.
ership and instruction of their able
teachers much good will be accom-.
plished. Invitation is here extended
to any who wish to take part in work
at the First Baptist Sundav-School,
which opens at $40 every Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
MAS. D. A. HARr coNVALEscEN1

Mrs. D. A. Hart, of 1926 Jefferson
street, who has been suffering from
q severe attack of acute indigestion
'for tro 1>ot two weeks, is beginning
30 o. nvalesce.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF william II, Myers Decoasod
The undersigned. having bccn nppoint.i Al
mn minis,rntor t OF the estate OF William H. Mycrs
late OF the County OF Delta In tho Siata al S,,
rido, deceased hereby gives notice Tim, H., I'll,
app",,. r,, before the County Court Of said Delta
coun,yy' NJ tne Court HOUSE In Delta, in said
a. T., -, ,vos nt the hour Of 10 o'clock A. Nj. OF aaid
my a, which time nil persons having Claims
5se n,eha Tor thc purpose Of having Tho anne
,,r. AZ pcrsons indebted TO .aid estnto
the undersigned P"'""h. 10
April. A. ID. lgJs. '''' ''A"'" ""N or
a,. W.y MYERS, Administrator
:, ,,n o. ,he estata q William II. Myers Dceensci
GEORGE STEPHAN, Attorney' '"''"'
''rS' pup April 10th; Inst pub. May 81 h'ipOs.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Local and Personal.

Elder G. T. Neal and wife from Port
land, Oregon, will preach this week un-
til over Sunday, at the Church of God
meeting house. All are invited.
Judge M. R. Welch left for Denver
yesterday, from whence he will go to
Greeley to attend Trustees meeting
of the State Normal, he being one of
the Trustees.
Among the former wet towns which
went dry in Colorado last Tuesday are
Hotchkiss, Palisade, Englewood, Wray,
Arvada, Johnston. Akron, Lyons, New
Windsor, Julesburg, Evans, Holyoke,
Carbondale, Sugar City, Eldorado and
jamestown.
Stephan & Obert sold John F. Moore,
manager of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Association, ITO acres of their
land this week at $1OO per acre, or the
sum total of $17,O 1t is a very
gratifying thing to see such men as
Mr.. Moore investing in Delta county,
yet, with so good a judge of fruit land,
it is not at all strange, for Delta county
fruit lands are bound to lead those of
the world.
Welch & Merrill sold 8 lots on Dodge
street this week belonging to Miss
Genevieve Hartig to Mrs. Oracle c..
Lewis of Delta for $1,000. Miss Hartig
bought the lots two months ago and
made $500 on their advance. This is
one of many instances showing how city
property is advancing. Mr.. Pratt, of
the Delta Laundry, last week refused
So, 900 for his property on Palmer street,
bought last August for 81 500.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Notice Of Taking Out Tax Deed.

10 c. O. Bruner and to Whom IL May Concern,
Noiicc IL hereby given that tho following
described lind situnte in tho County of Daiin'
State Of Colorado, to-wit. The Northwcst onar,'
ter tN W ,il o. the Southeast Quarter Il Il il
~ md south Hnlf y ~ q tho Southeast Quarter
Southwcst Quarter q W ~ OF the sonihwost
Quarter lSW,i) of Section Thirty-thrce is5l' nli
East OF tho Ute Meridian. was aascsscd for IN.
taxes Of tho year 1901. md said taxes moi bciny
paid the said land ON the eighth div ~
Dcccmbcr, A. D; 1iW2, sold 10 W. r. Travis. ~
the County OF Delta md State Of Colornio nnd
Thereafter snid certificate wins duly siunr,i hy
tho said W. u. Travis TO George Stcphnn. wba Il,
now the nssigncc OF said tnx salc ccrtincnte. nnd
Bruner. ~ w W. w.
Notice is hcrcby given that tho time of rc-
diomptio1 of tbe said land sold as above
dcscribcd Inns expired, and TINT the undersignnJ
viii on tho lat. day Of August A. ID. iOOs, anpix
20 the Ircnsnrer OF Delta County for tax ic,d
GEORGE STEPHAN,
Present owner Of said tux sale certificate,
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Cory Items.

Surface Greek base ball team showed
Read how to play the National game
last Sunday. This the second game re-
suited "a to II in our favor.
Spraying with lime sulphur is done.
Orchard men on the lower mesa gener-
ally sprayed. Everyone hopes it won t
be necessary to ever apply it again.
Apricot blossoms are falling. The
low temperature seems to have done
no appreciable harm. Peaches are
coming on. There will be beauty in
the peach orchards next week.
Ditch man Jim Young has force on
the bitches. They are making them to
carry more water. This has been
needed for years but ranchmen had
not the time to do the work. Jim says
the Japs are not afraid of cold or wet
feet.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
FIRST NJ. e. CHURCH.

w. G. Barron. pastor. Public wor-
ship and sermon, / a. m. The pastor
will preach. The time of Epworch
League service is changed from $50 D.
m. to p. m. Public worship and SER
mon, p. m. Time of service is
changed from 1880 to 8. Subject of the
evening sermon will be, "a Happy
Home" We believe that every home
can be made happy. If everybody
knew the secret of living, every home
would be an Eden. The best of music
is furnished by the choir, and all are
welcome to all the services.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services every third Sunday. Mass
$3.50 a. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching services at II n. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 8 as a. m.
b. Y. p. u. at $3.50 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are invited.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
both morning and evening by Rev.
Chas. G. Stout Of Des Moines, Iowa.
Rev. Arnoldus Miller, General Mis-
sionary, of Montrose, will hold morn
ing service at the Episcopal church in
Delta on Easter day, April 10Th. Holy
communion. Everybody invited to
attend this service.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Received.

The following subscriptions to the
INDEPENDENT have been received dur
ing the week:
A. r. King, M. B. Wright, R. F.
Williams, F. C. Helt, S. W. Weeks,
J. Ad. johnson, F. C. Okomato, VIM.
Smith, w. H. Jones, Capt. C, 2. Bragg,
Delta; F. C. Durham, Goldfeld, Colo
rado; ]. H. Burton, Ashttabula, OHIO;
Hugh Shields. Fairbanks, Iowa; Geo.
w. Curtis, Lisbon Falls, Maine; Mark
S. Phoenix, Cory; Elias Wenger, Eek
ert; j. M. Patterson, Cedaredge; Oswin
Rowbotham, Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Eckert Locals.

j. G. A. Simpson of Payne's Mesa
is busy this week spraying his big or.
chard
The Rev. Havworth of Delta will fill
the pulpit of the Baptist church next
Sabbath.
Miss Eva Stell returned to Delta last
Sunday after spending most delight
full vacation at home.
Mrs A. E. and Miss Laura Hart
went down to Delta Wednesday morn
ing to select their Easter bonnets.
Deputy County Assessor, Laurence
King was down on lower Surface Creek
last Monday making official calls On
everyone.
Mrs. ]. D. Walker has been slightly
sick for the past few days but is now
much better. DIR. j. D. says it's en-
tirely too early for spring fever.
w. C. Brown of Kansas City came
in few days ago with his family and
household goods and will locate on his
ranch near that of Mr.. j. G. A. Simp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teachout left
the fore part of this week for Montrose
where they expect to make their future
home. Their many friends and neigh
bors regret to lose them.
Mr.. Simpson of Iowa is Eckert's
latest arrival Mr.. Simpson recently
purchased piece of valuable land one
half mile west of Eckert which he will
proceed at once to improve. The fam
lily, who are now in Denver, will arrive
in a few days.
Central school closed last Friday and
the pupils were treated to most
sumptuous dinner which was prepared
by their mama's and was in the way of
a surprise. Afterward, delightful
program was given by the pupils which
was thoroughly enjoyed by every one.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Some hOtChkiss Bargains.

40 A. 2 miles town, 1900 bearing
apple and peach trees good varieties,
fine house and outbuildings, good
water right, lovely home place, $1,000.
u down bal. easy terms.
40 A. TX miles town, perfect water
right. 1900 trees mostly Elbertas, just
coming into bearing, 8 A. alfalfa.
Price $4,000. $1,000. down, bal. easy
terms.
20 A. mile town, best surround
ings, perfect water right, II A. in
bearing orchard, netted over $4,000 last
crop. Price sl1,50O u down, bal.
easy.
80 A. 2 miles town, raw land, feet
water in Highline, n int. in Olive res
ervoir, fine location. Price $30O0
20 A. IL miles town, l5 A. in
grain, good water right. A great bar
gain at sl700. $700 down, bal. 5.years.
40 A. 81 in bearing apples and
peaches, all commercial varieties, best
location in valley, paid 10 per cent net
on a valuation of 100000. last crop.
Price 2lOOO. u down.
A long list of fruit tracts from 10 A.
up on easy terms. se.s;t ~ .g,
Fl. d. WILLOUGHBY,,
Office in Hotel. Hotchkiss, Colo. g,
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Dairy Home.

Mrs. M. v. Jones reports from the
Dairy Home, 100 little chickens on hand,
all hatched in March. 222 eggs sitting
and 100 laying hens. During the first
nine days in April 672 eggs were gath
cred, making an average of six dozen
per day.
Mrs. d. M. Dotts, sister of Mrs.
Jones, has sent her box of beautiful
wild flowers from Earlimart, California,
comprising IL varieties, which arrived
in fine shape.
At the Home they have garden made.
Lettuce, peas, onions and radishes be-
ing up in fine shape.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Borrowed Editorial.

In foreign trade the balance
in our favor is larger than ever
before, but the pursuit of Ameri-
can heiresses by seedy noblemen
has become fierce and makes a
big hole in the ledger Showing.
Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire wants Congress to
make $4,000, 600 approprition
annually to improve the roads in
the different states. The people
who have been driving around
the same old mudhole for forty
years will begin to feel hopeful.
The United States Agricultural
Department, which gave employ
ment to SO men forty years ago,
now keeps busy 9197, of whom
5000 are in the animal industry.
1t is a branch of government
work that can show results for
all the money spent upon it.
If the word protection" had
occurred once in that part of the
presidents latest message relat-
ing to the tariff the Democratic
congressman who listened to the
reading would not have applaud
ed. They will find the word writ
large in the Chicago platform.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
A Word of Thanks.

! desire to thank the many friends
who so kindly rendered their assistance
and sympathy during the serious acci-
dent which befel my son Harold last
week, and especially do / thank DR..
H. A. Smith for his kindness and expert
surgical attention which was all that
saved my loved one from total blindness.
MRS. DAISY E. SNIDER.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Cedaredee Items.

DR.. L. A. Hick was up from Delta
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Benefel were up from
Austin last Wednesday.
Miss Blodgett, of Eckert, was up vis-
iting Cedaredge last Monday.
Clyde Brewer was in Delta over
Sunday and Monday of this week.
Ralph Miller is up from Austin and
will be in Cedaredge for some time.
Mrs. Oscar Edgar from Redono, Cal
ifornia is spending some time with rel
atives in Cedaredge.
Two good rains have done an i'm
mense amount of good on Surface
Creek during the past week.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

Mrs. John Funk is at home on the
Funk ranch looking after interests in
Cedaredge and greeting old friends.
The April Fool social at the Mercy
nolds home was most enjoyable occa-
sion. All present report good time.
The Rebekahs gave the Odd Fellows
delightful surprise with supper and
entertainment on the evening of April
first.
Hand bills, expressive of contrasting
views, have been the fashion during
the week preceding election in Cedar
edge.
A public sale was held at the ranch
of F. P. Ellington on Tuesday. Mr..
Ellington has been on the Zanola ranch
for year past.
Mrs. j. E. Hall is reported improving
slowly. 1t is hoped that all immediate
danger is past and that she may he
able to travel in the near future.
Miss Kaufman, sister of Jacob
Kaufman who has recently purchased
and settled in Cedaredge, has arrived
from Pennsylvania to keep house for
her brother.
About thirty friends of Ethel Briggs
gave her very pleasant surprise at
her home Tuesday evening of last
week. Refreshments and games made
the evening speed pleasantly.
Mr.. Harry Cobbett, wife and son
Arthur came up from Delta Monday
on visit to Mr.. J. c. Rowbotham.
Mr.. Cobbett is an "old-timer" in
Cedaredge and is welcomed back by
many old friends.
Sam Lovett is booked to do the haul
ing for the fish commission this season.
In connection with the government
contract Mr.. Lovett expects to handle
most of the tourist travel to Grand
Mesa the coming season.
DR.. Mehaffey spent three busy days
in Cedaredge which have convinced him
of the advisability of opening an office
in town for part of the time. The
Doctor expects to be in DIR. Hadsell's
Office again for work in about three
weeks time.
Melvin Mcdonald has arrived from
Providence, Rhode Island to spend the
summer with his uncle, J. K. Grant.
Mr.. Mcdonald will be employed in
Grants store and Mr.. Grant expects to
spend much of his time this summer on
his ranch property on Surface Creek.
The results of the election as re-
ported Tuesday evening are so to Is in
favor of dry town. The regular
ticket was elected being the only one
in the field. o. S. Blanchard, mayor;
Joe Hogrefe, ]. c. Rowbotham, w. B.
Smethurst, B. F. Elhart, L. C. Bolton
and Thore Thompson, town trustees.
Preparations are being made for
general school meeting at the school
house on Arbor day, to discuss plans
for the future good of the district.
The school grades at the Central school
are enjoying the making of gardens
for flowers in the school yard. The
grades are competing for honors in
gardening and plan to keep up the
work during the summer.
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The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Austin Briefs.

Henry SCHNEIDER of the Austin Mer-
camille Co., returned Wednesday from
a trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Limbaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dowd attended
church in Delta Sunday
Mrs. Benefited has recovered from
her illness, and is again teaching the
Gunnison Valley school.
Mr.. Endrich and family left Sunday
for their home in Victor after month S
visit with the Kettle family.
Rev. Barron of the NJ E. church of
Delta, will preach at the Fairview
school house Sunday afternoon, April
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jay, of Ridge
way, have returned to their home after
a stay of several months at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Kettle.
Sam Ritter came near having a fire
Sunday morning but by quick action on
the part of the family and the telephone
bringing neighbors prevented a seri-
GUS cOnfiagratlon.
B. Meyers is building a new house in
Austin.
J. Wibble has his new residence
nearly completed.
E. C. Rist of Delta is working on the
ditch in Dry Creek.
Alice Chimney of North Delta is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Medcaff of Austin.
The Surface Creek Canning Factory
tomatoes are beginning to come up
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter of Delta were
visiting John Watts and family of
Austin last Sunday.
Mrs. Delo and Mrs. Keiser of Austin
were visiting Holly Miller and family
at Cedaredge on Sunday.
Miss Villa Martin, who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. j. Watts
left for her home in New Mexico, We'd
nesday.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Death Enters Home of VIM. Smith.

Cathrine, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Delta died Monday
morning after severe illness of two
weeks. The funeral services were at
the home Wednesday conducted by
Father O'Farrell. The parents have
the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
The singing at the house was especi-
ally beautiful in tone and pathetic bear
ing.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Water Users to
Meet at Olathe

nv SiiSOAiiBehi amy
Water Users association will meet
at Olathe on the 18th of this
month pursuant to a call issued
by the president and secretary
of the association, Mr.. Obert and
Mr.. Mcneil.
The purpose of the meeting is
to ratify the issuing of $500, 900
worth of certificates of indebted
ness for the acquisition of mutual
ly owned canals and also for new
construction.
Under this method parties
under the Gunnison tunnel may
take for a part of the work, pay
able in certificates of credit and
the certificates can be turned in
on the payment of water rights.
These certificates to be trans
ferable to anyone under this pro-
ject for the payments on water.
This method will allow the farm
ers or anyone who wishes to hire
the work of putting in bitches or
the building of the main canal to
work it out and thus rush the
completion of the project. No
certificates will be issued to any
one except only by order of the
board of directors of the
water users association.
The taking up of the building
of the canal by the farmers will
hasten the completion of the
work at least one year and we be-
lieve will be supported by every
one of the many land owners
under the project.
1t means a great deal to all
who come under the project to
act, and act wisely at this meet
ing. The only stone now in the
way is should the reclamation
service fail to complete the tun-
mel in time for next year, but as
the towns of Olathe, Montrose
and Delta have taken up the
matter with our representatives
at Washington, who are now in
session in congress, the matter
of rushing the work to complet-
ion will undoubtedly be assured
before the present session of that
body adjourns, providing if nee
essary, an additional appropriat-
ion on the project. Criterian.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
On Trial for His Life.

Rev. S. A. Hayworth will deliver a
sermon lecture next Sunday evening at
the Baptist church on ''The Trial Of
Jesus. This will be of special interest.
Special music. All are invited.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

A Hart Schaffner Marks suit with
the 20 per cent discount, means some
thing to you. See them at Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Postofiice at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending April 10, 1908:
}. c. Akolt Miss Lid. D,v;.
y. L. Buckles j. Haukins Roy Waters
=. : ~. hawks Mrs. M. M. Nelson
Lester Owen (2) Charles Maien
n. T. Porter
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

A two weeks discount sale on men
and boys clothing at Gale Bros, COM
mencing April l1th.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-11
Fcurth Wsek Jurors.

PB Warner, Ed w Shull, W E
Bars, F 8 Burgess, R W Shull, Mon
roe Gunter, Geo G Price, M L Young
iner, T Hayne Williams, Andrew J
Shealy, Balem E Lucas, J Kelly Day,
Ernest B Derrick, Charlie B Bowling,
W James Bouknight, NJ w Cullum,
Enoch Swygert. Carey A Snelgrove,
ECLewis, Geo NJ Eargle, Fred Miller,
Sol F Roland, D Elias Sharpe, j G.
Hitler, Dan P Hartley, II W Taylor,
B Kirkland, H B Meetze, j Andrew
Long, Philip H Stallings, S NJ Will
liams, Robert G Sites, Job S Wessln-
ger, G M Eargle, Pink @ Koon, VIM
w EleaZe-.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-11

The easiest and best way to cocok a
pumpkin: After washing the out side,
set it in pan in the oven and bake
it for an hour Or more, according to
its size. When done, cut hole in the
stem end and remove the seeds. Tn7
rind will peel off easily. II is richer
and the flavor is better than that of
stewed pumpkin.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-11
Place For Sale.

We offer for sale our place, con-
tanning no acres, about six miles
northwest of Lexington, S. G. Thirty
acres open land, balance in woods;
good dwelling and outbuildings; plen-
ty of water. Apply to M: L: and J.
v. Keckley, Lexington, S. o., K. F:
n 3 2W2
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-11
z, W. Wcoten Released.

q. w. Wooten, the white man who
has been in Jail here for several days
charged with crimsnally assaulting
his little step-daughter, Fora Moseley,
an embecile, was released from Gus
tody on Thursday, the grand jury
failing to find true bill.
1t is said that Mrs. Hutto, the lady
at Pelion to whom Mrs. Wooten said
she had shswn the child soon after
the crime, failed to corroborate the
testimony of Mrs. Wooten, hence the
grand jury's action.