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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-20
After Hickey

H. C. Cutting, well known in this
city but now land promoter in the
Richmond district at San Francisco
has filed a demand on T. B. Hickey
former president Of the State Bank
and Trust Company that the latter
live up to a contract made with Cut
ting to purchase fifty shares of the
stock of the State Bank at the price
of $50 the share which was made
between the tw omen over a month
before the closing CT the institution.
After the bank closed it's doors
Hickey refused to take up the stock
which was then is now worthless
and Cutting now threatens to go into
the courts of the state and compel
Hickey to stand by his agreement.
The deal amounts to $500 and
Cutting states in the demand that
the stock has Teen deposited in the
Tonopah branch bank as was the
agreement made between himself and
Hickey and that it has been ready for
delivery for months past.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-20

TO The Honorable Frank p. Langan
Judge of the First Judicial District
County of Ormsby. State of Nevada.
The undersigned Receiver begs
leave 10 herewith submit to this Hon
orabie Court the following partial
report
On the 18th day OF May. 1908, the
above entitled Court appointed me
Receiver OF the State Bank and Trust
Company. The Order fixed the bond
at One Million Dollars ($1,000.000)
which was filed at once.
On the 30th day Of May, after an
examination Of the parent institution
at Carson City went to Tonopah
In company with the Bank Examiner
taking over that branch; and in turn
visited Manhattan, Goldfeld and
Blair officially taking possession Of
and making preliminary examination
OF the various branches represented
In those towns fnd closing those in
Manhattan and Blair. In the case OF
the latter institution all books. ac>
counts and small articles of furni-
ture were forwarded. by freight. to
Carson City. Any further expendi-
lures for clerk hire or other service
there would have been useless ex-
pense.
This report Is necessarily incom-
plete by reason of the many import
ant matters connected with the liza
bilities of the institution which have
persistently been overlooked and ne
ed-inadvertently or Intentional
ly. Procrastination appears to have
been incorporated into the capital
Of this concern.
The Agencies
Carson City:-The home bank in
Carson City was found clean in a
banking sense; that is, the majority
Of their loans. which are small, are
collectatle, their cash was clean.
there were no cash tags, and the
vaults held approximately Nineteen
Thousand Dollars ($19 9,000.00) in coin.
Tonopah: - The Tonopah branch
appears TO have been conducted on a
broad "open house" principle. Loans
were made unfortunately and with
apparent disregard OF the value of
the collateral deposited to protect
them, and even more frequently. there
was no security whatever. or cash
on hand there was practically none:
expenses had run on without regard
to the pressing Iced OF economy:
the magnificent bank building was
virtually without tenants. and those
who did have quarters there paid
exorbitant rental, with the promise
from those in charge, I was advised,
that. II at any time in the future,
a reduction we're made they would
be credited with such reduction in
rental from the time OF their oc-
cupaucv OF the building. To my
mind this was an absurd, unbusiness-
like and unauthorized agreement and
one which I Immediately took pains
To- inform the leesees would not be
sanctioned.
Manhattan Conditions In Manhat
tan, as to loans, were very much
the same as at Tonopah, although
proportionately smaller. OF course
This branch appears to have been
under the immediate supervision and
direction OF the Tonopah branch.
Goldfeld:- found the loans In
Goldfleld. amounting to approximately
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
ts50O, 900. .0O)-including the Sullivan
Trust Company loan Of Three Hun
ired and eighty seven thousand dol
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-20
clAUDlANS A WARM ONE

Now comes the report that Peter
Claudiones, brother of the man who
dynamited the home of former Sup
ervisor Gallagher, has been seen in
this city and also stayed here one
night. When one considers that the
Pinkertons have him spotted and
ready to lay their hands on him at
Tonopah, Goldfield, Reno, Ely, Bishop,
California, Sacramento, San Francis
CO and other places too numerous to
mention we are of the opinion that
the man who is wanted must be
using an air ship of future genera
tions and one that will go and that
it will take more than the Pinker.
tons to land him.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-20
COAST VISITORS

Mrs Harrington and daughter Miss
Mayne are here from San Francisco
the guests OF Mrs. Mary Macdonald
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-20

Cool off and enjoy yourself at the
s. s. picnic WsdNssday.
I For q good. cool glass OF Beer Toms
Place will fill your wants.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

We are now having Indian Summer for which we should be thankful as for everything else that is given us.
 The Squire has been at work for the past twoor three weeks, with that new road machine, and now we have a pike road to quite an improve ment.
 Mrs. Ike Williams and children, of Memphis, left Sunday for Wheatley, where they intend spending a few days before returning home. While here she was the guest of Mrs. ". $. Thomas.
 The yield of cotton in this section has been so great that il has broken down the gin at IIeth. However, the gin has been repaired and is now getting along first rate.
 Last Saturday night being Hal lowe'en, the young people of the neighborhood gathered together to try their fortunes. We think they made so much noise that they fright ened the witches and ghosts off. Any way they refuese to tell what they learned
 MT. W. <. Thomas has gone over To Widener to the election to vote for Bryan. His daughter, Miss Burlye, went with him. They intend 10 make flying trip to Memphis, before re- turning home.
 The chronic kicker has a pet coon. He is awful cute. He can run, jump, and sits up to the table and eats with knife and fork just like folks.
 Last night about 7:30 We were startled by the cry of fire" but on looking out couldn't see any light, but when we reached "Sambo'S' house we found him sitting ill the middle of bale of cotton and it blazing all around him. At first the case looked serious but the flames were eXtinguished with the loss of about fifty or sixty pounds of cotton.
 MT. Asa Coleman of Whitmore. came over Saturday and spent Sunday with Us and he says he intends con- ing back next Sunday, and we are wondering if there isn't some attrac- tiOn over here for him. We wonder who it may be?
 We have just learned that three bales of cotton lying on the depot platform at EIeth were burned Mon day night, having been lighted by sparks flying from the eastbound early flyer. SILVER BILL II.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06
ITS YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. A Forrest City Citizen
 Shows How to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame, weak or aching back they think that it is only a muscular weakness: when urinary trouble sets in they think it will soon correct itself And so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders. That is just where the danger lies You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. The best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney Pills It cures all ills which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. Forrest City peo- pie testify to permanent cures
 Geo. w. Bennett, living in Forrest City, Ark, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have my endorsement as the best kidney remedy l know of. had been troubled with pain in the small of my back and through my kidney regions for some time l, however. found speedy and permanent cure through the use of Deans Kidney Pills after everything else failed. ob- tained this remedy from the City Drug Store, and am pleased to recom- mend it To all persons suffering from kidney complaint.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. OSter-MlIburn C0., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan sand take no other.
 An engagement has been made with the sensational play which is causing such furore all over the country, en- titled The Devil. " which will appear at the opera house in this city on Monday. November 9. "The DeviI" has caused q sensation similar To that caused by "Fhe Merry Widown It is great play and teaches such moral lesson as We all need in these days of mighty temptation, and it's lessons are for each and every one of us. It is in the lines and characters of the play that the wonderful powers of the plot fairly holds an audiencef spellbound. There is every reason to predict that when "The Devil company reaches here it will mean standing room only.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06
Mind Your Business!

If you don't nobody will. It is youl business to keep out of all the trouble you can and you can and will keep ou, or liyer ana bowel trouble II you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They keel biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system. 25c at all drug stores
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06

some little girl is going to win that handsome little Buck, jr., Range, now on exhibition at Klotz's hardware store, very easily. Read his advertise ment and it will tell you how. Extra copies or the paper containing the Buck trade mark, may be had at The Hines Newsstand, where everything the little girls need at school may be had at lowest prices consistent with quality
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06
Trials of Winter.

Do not permit yourself to be vic- tim to cold or cough. They lead to pneumonia, consumption and else where. Be wise; use Simmons Cough Syrup, It cures coughs, heals lungs and will keep you right here to enjoy the beauties of spring.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06
Never DisappOints.

Many extensively advertised reme- dies are failures when put to the test. Hunts Lightning Oil is an exception. Confidence in it is never misplaced disappointment never follows it's use. It is the greatest emergency remedy now obtainable. For cuts, burns. sprains, aches and pains, I know no equal. Geo. F.. Paddock.
 Doniphan, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-06

The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co.,, are to be congratulate ted for furnishing the election re. turns on Tuesday night free of charge to The Times, and Mr. W. l.. Barker, Times man, read the bulletins to large crowd on the corner of Washing ton and Front streets.
 Dependable printing at The Times office
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

e.e nadsdben unb bas ganae Stiids
den Ratur bur9 Elm rdtbIefbuftes
grb6eben Ieinem enbsiiltisen llnters
sanse seipsibt fei.
Den 8epobnern S9ottlanbs pirb
i'm aIlgemeinen feline gar au srobe
0orliebe fir bds pluubern uaagez
fast. ibr 2anb Oafiir aber lit, pie
,s ideint, duBerIt geiprd1is. Das
srtldrt iid Ieidt senus aus benz 5ers
tliifteten unb gebirsisen Gbardfter
bes gan3en 2anbss. Roiensatb Bel
Slassop, gartGans Graiss, God
(See) So9art, Irtbur's Ssdr BEL
g6in6urg, God &insllan, bic S9lOis
fer pon 4din6uin unb Rinsslod in
arspllfbire Sei9nen Tih ale Ourh be-
Tpubers flunsIbDne @9os aus, unb
Souriiten loden es unb lduI4en ben
ueri9iebensn gffetten, Sn Rofeneatb
pieberbpIt Elm @9o ben gesebenen
3pn, ipG6renO bereits Elm 5ipeites ben
sletden Son nm eiue Rote tiefer pies
bergibt unb Elm brittes leiler unb
b0ber abIdliebt. aber bas allsrs
I6Dnffe g6o S6ottldnbs =, zines
Der biibldeiten Der Delt pobl iibers
baupt = finbet iid in Der alien, perz
falenen2lotertapeae BON Pasleb.
Wenn bic Sbiir Der &apelIe seidlofen
fpirb. sleidt Der @ibsrbaa einem
0onner. iinst man einen ein5ieen leis
fen 5on, 70 lGbt bas @9o ibn immsr
bSber srtlinsen, Bis er in einem Sars
ten, stpitIdernben Murmeln erfiirbt.
Wirb nit gutter Stimme seiungsn
obsr .in Muiitinitrument seIpisItt
bat man ben entsiidenbiten muiitu>
liiden @enuB. Sn bieIer &upeIle,
eingetpiest BON pielt0nisen @&os,
f6lummert Margerb, bic Sodter BON
Bruce, bas Weib BON Walldce unb
Mutter Robsrts, &Dniss BON S4otts
lamb.
Den 9rie6en mar bds @6o cine
liebreisenbe per3duberte 0nmpbe. Ses
mitiibe 9Dlter parsn nift minOer
poetiIb, bod tparen lie na9benfliher
psranldst, lie Iiebten bic bilberreid.
Sprd9e unO 10 ndnntsn Iie bds g4p:
bic So9ter ber Stimme ober au4
bic Mutter Der Melobie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

fe unkr bem Hnifurm bss ulttu
Sunbes :pdnten, Der ibr beibe pfoten
auf bic S9ultern Isste. Damn uber
neiste lie ibren &opf auf een fsinen
unb legte ibren Irm nm ieiuen gals.
Serert bur9fubren Corn unb @is
ferIu9t ipie MeHsripiben. gluBer fi9
bor 9tbIdeu, @utb, pielleiht audi
angft fir bic @eliebte. itieB er ben
Sunb nit alIer &raft in bic Weide.
plutos pfoten fielen fofort BON
Qnnemdriens Sdultsr. Der f9psre
&0rper fant Sur @rbe.
9lber bic blutisen 2lusen nit sinem
unbef9rsibliden Bid bon @reebuns
unb 5lebsn auf bic Serrin seri9tet.
raffte ii9 Oas Sbier SuTammen. tro9.
leiie ipinlslub, gu ibr uno leete ii4
gum Sterben duf ben Saiim ibres
Rleibes. sic dber, bic einen Momeut
tpie erItarrt seitanben, mari ii9 aur
grbe unb leste ben 9opf bss fterbsns
ben Sbieres in ibren S9ooB.
sic bob ben Bid nod einmal au
Serbert, Iob in fsinem 9eiidt gtel
anO Dual unb faste leiie, als polle
iie Die lebten 9lusenblide oss fterben>
ben Sun6es nidt it0ren: r@eb. Wir
beibe geb0ren nimmsrmebr 5uiums
men,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
Die Wa6t Der @tabilonns.

sym 4r9tp fir 3riminal Qntbros
poloeie unb &riminultftit fiibrt Or.
9. gfdde iibsr biefss bisler0rterte
Sbemu Soleenbes aus: Der iu9ses
Itibls @influb bsr feitsn leberSeuauns
1T fir bic &rimindliIten BON rnubs
febbarer @irtune. Was @erlebte ems
pfinben unb 3eugen pabrnebmeu,
lpenn ibnen Sbatfa4en fusserirt pers
ben. bas fpiiIen iis 5ipdr. uber iie uns
tsrI6dben bisIes Moment aetpib nod
piel gu febr, unb es iit besbdlb iebes
neue 8eiipiel pidttg. Sin fol4es let
bier geeeben: Dor sttpa 10 Subren
Fragte mid elm syreunb, mas man Oenn
eigentlid stpedmGbig i'm 9dufe porrds
tbig 6aben Iolle. um tleine 8erlebuHs
gen gu beb inbeln. Sd rietb cine
QuedIilbsrIublimat 2ofune 10000.
pomit nidt sei9ubet perben tOnne
unb bur9 beren IRfpenbung unter als
len umitGHben Der sttpa n6tbis ipers
bsnben Gr3tli9en SbGtisteit ni6t pors
segriffen tpirb. 0d man biefe 2Oiung
pbne Gr3tlibe @ntpeiIung ni4t erbGlt,
unb bd i9 einen @orrdtb beIaB, 10 CAB
i9 meinem 5reunbe elm 5ldidden nit
tttpd so Gramm bon beiastsr 2Os
Jung.
9or einisen 3asen tbeiIte mir nun
mein ssreunb nit, oub mein @ef9ent
i'm 2aufs Der Is Sabre Su @noe GEE
sangsn lei; bisrbei fonnte er nidt aes
mug bes 2pbss bon bem Wfittel iugen;
Sur9 gelesentli9e 8ebanbluns bon
9ieuitlsuten babe itd bic Go4e bers
umgeIproden, es tamen anbere Sienifs
boten oes 6duIes uno- Der Rd1bars
ihaft, aud frembe 2eute nit tleineu
@erlebuneen unb baten Inn einen @erz
banb nit benz .WunberpdHer". Ollie
priefen bic unslnubIih raife 8erbeis
lung Der 8erlebungen unb ndmentlidb
bic fofort pirtenbe Sdmer5itilung:
taum iei bic Wunbe nit benz Wufsr
berbunben. 70 berIhtpinbe ieslifer
S4mer3. Ods mar mir bod Iebr auf<
farlenb, ebsuio, baB bic 80 Sramm
Sur9 Is Sabre BEL 10 ausseOsbnter
@sripenbung porssbdltsn batten - i'd
beTprah bic Sa6e senouer unb MIN
TtelIts iih beraus. bdb BEL Der Don mir
seeebensn 9sbrau9santpeifuns elm
arges MibpsrffGnonib unterldufen
mar. Sd bate geiagt, mar mDee in
bic 26iung Q:300O cine 8umpreFe
tduhsn uRb nit oieIer bic Nunbe pers
biuben, natbem Iie nit Der 20iuns
ausgepdi9en ipurbe. SbatiG9lid bat
man aber in Elm Duihbeden, senau
dbaemeFen, 2iter rsines Wafer ses
eoiTen, barein ipurben 10 Sropfen Der
26Tung sebrddt unb nit biefer 5liifs
Iigfeit tpuroen bic Wunben be6anbeltl
Sd nun 10 Sropfsn 9,89S75 @ramm
pieaen, 70 tpdren in biefen 10 SropfsH
0,0O0, ,29958 9rdmm Sublimat, unb
ba bieie nit 1000 9ramm Waifer bers
menet tpurben, 70 befam man cine 261
Iuns BON uugefdbr 1:3 Minionen =
aHo cine 5liifisteit, bic ieber Sduss
fing trinfen t0nnte unb bic duf cine
Dunoe sbsnIo tpirtte, fpie rsines Ddis
Ier. Die 2euts glaubten aber an bas
,WunbertpdFsr" unb 70 ipirtte .s nidt
BLOB f9mer5Itiaenb. fonbern aud beis
fen0i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

@efungen. Ridter gum
SGusler): Die famen sic bu5u, Shr
Sdus ansuaiinhen9 9dusler: Dos
mar bait 10. Der 2anbesfiirit mar
i'm Srts, aIIes bat' iauminirt, bat
mas bem 2anbesfiiriteu gu @bren ane
siinb', i9 BAT teinen pfennis @elb,
ba bab' i9 balt mein 9duierl angez
aiinbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
Gin 8priflas 5ur Cite.

papa: .8is. 0u bait beute idon
pieoer nddiiBsn miifen9 Was foil
benn bus heiben9"
&urt9sn: rad. Papd, reg
Did ni9t briiber uuf. glm beiten
miro ss fein. mir idfpeissn bic 9es
Idihte tobt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

@beef9redt. M9l: -@os
rum beirafb'it benn . QlrnamirI nete
sic is bo' tart unb fauber unb
@elb BATS aa!" WaitI: .Su, ieG
Ido'; aber 7 bin anal grab Oo3ua
iemma, mia r 70 an iptrtbis'n StdOt'
frad a WatId'H seb'n bat - mel
2iaba. be hdtpF Du 90 Reipett
triagt nappr!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

-Gnttdufdun DAME GUM
edaffner, Der sinen Serrn aus etnem
9amentupee seiuieien bait: -Der
Serr mar pobl redt unsebulten, aIs
Sic ibm fdsten. mo ,r ii9 bsfunbsn
habe?" S4dffner: 80 nein, er CAB
mir fosor elm SrintseIb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
: 9er puntOffsIb.lb,

= DER YdntotteI1el B.
,Warum boben sic benn borbirt Sbr
portsmOnnaie fpssseiporfen. gs mar
Ia nod pit neug" = .Wobl. 4ber
i1 babe chen i'm Club bunbert Widrt
perfpieIt, uRo ba fus ih mtiner Srau,
buB mir bas portemonnaic seftoblsn
porben tit"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
0it mufitaIif4t @ers

= 9ie mufitatifd DE @ers
m let berin, 9err: rsllio obnt
&lapier toitet bas 3immer 5tpdn5is
Wlart; uno nit &ldpier2" @ermies
tberin: 50; Oa mub id Sic erit mai
TpieIen b6ren!"
= 0ie Grsieberin. n. Muttsr:
.OieTen fdredliden giseniinn bat Der
Sunse BON meinem Mann sesrbt!"
9eTu9erin: Den peroen Sic ibm
nu4 nidt absstpObnen@ : %, gang
geipiB; id babe Jpn meinem Mdnn
AUDI abseipDbnt!"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
Plant Like a Camel.

The nearest thing to camel
among plants is a curious specimen
of the cucumber family which bears
the name of the Ibercillea soborae
This plant, like the camel. is a native
of the desert and it has to go without
water longer than the animal. AS
the rainy season in the desert comes
only once year nature provides the
I. S. with a reservoir to store up
enough moisture to last it between
times. The organ in which the water
is stored is located at the base of the
stem. 1t is covered with sort Of
macintosh envelope, through which
the water can neither escape nor evap-
crate. This water holder rests on the
sand throughout the entire period of
drought, but when the rain comes It
springs iuto activity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
When 10 Spray.

1t is generally considered unsafe to
spray for the San Jose scale while the
leaves are ON the trees, the materials
used are so strong. though in certain
eases trees have been sprayed when in
full leaf in June with the lime sui
phur wash without the slightest injury
resulting. Treatment in summer Is not
advisable, however, and the best and
safest time to apply the wash is from
the time the leaves have fallen till the
buds begin to open in spring. Where
the trees are badly infested two treat
ments, one late in the fan and the
other early the next spring, are most
desirable, but where only one is need
ed or possible for any reason the re-
suits obtained in Massachusetts point
to the spring as the time when the
best results are to be obtained.-H. 7.
Fernald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29


mental pipes were made. The size Sc
lected was of fifteen inches inside di-
ameter, aad several lots of pipe were
made.
In the second cut is shown some Of
the pipe In lot No. 2. 1t was made of a
mixture of one part cement to three
and one-half parts unscreened arroyo
sand. There were ten two-foot lengths,
each hard and strong, of perfect shape
and representing a cost Of only 1914
cents per lineal foot. The amount Of
cement used was five sacks.
The fourth lot was made Of very
lean mixture Of cement, lime paste and
sand. The replacement of a part Of
the cement by lime was made for the
double purpose Of reducing the cost
and obtaining a denser and more i'm
permeable pipe. The paste was thin
ned to a consistency that permitted 1t
to mix thoroughly with the sand, and
the bell ends were made Of mixture
Of one part Of cement to three parts Of
sand. The results were very satisfac-
tory.
The fifth and sixth lots were made
In another locality, and the sand and
gravel were Of a different character
from those used previously, 50 that
screening was necessary. All above
one-half inch in size was rejected.
The first cut, from a photograph,
shows two tiles completed and two la
borers tamping third tile.
Regarding the mold to be used and
the shape Of the tile there will always
be differences OF opinion. In California
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
Protection of Wounds.

No artificial medium can be applied
to the surface of a tree wound which
will induce it to heal more quickly.
The activity Of the healing process de-
ponds upon the character ana position
and the time of the year when the
wound is made rather than upon pro-
tective coverings, but where a large
surface Of heart wood is exposed it Is
advisable to protect it from decay by
q coat Of white lead or other satisfac-
tory covering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
TWO FOOT LENGTHS OF CEMENT PIPES.


the bevel and tongue joint is used. 1t
Is quickly nodded and quickly laid.
The bell and spigot joint is liable to
suffer injury to the bells, but will
probably be laid with tighter joints
than the beveled end pipe, especially
by an inexperienced person.
For many years cement pipe has
been an active competitor Of clay tile
in sewer construction despite the usu-
ally much lower cost Of the latter.
Pipe culverts offer an ideal substi-
tute for wooden bridges over bitches
both in fields and In highways.
Still another use for cement pipe is
the draining Of lowlands. For this
purpose it is made straight without
bell and IS laid with open joints to adj
NIT the water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
4 arm Gno
Garden
Cement PIPES.

Fer Small lrrigatIng bitches and
Other Purposes.
BY G. e. p. SMITH, Arizona experiment
station.
Both seepage and evaporation from
irrigating bitches are prevented by
closed cOnduits. Cement pipe for small
irrigating bitches is from every point
Of view to be recommended. 1t is COM
posed largely OF sand and gravel found
In the vicinity OF the bitches, and only
the cement is subject to a freight
charge.
With a view to determining the best
mixtures and the cost Of cement pipe
In the Santa Cruz valley a molding
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
The Loquat.

The loquat, commonly though incor-
rectly called the Japan plum, is grown
to a considerable extent in the south
ern United States. The small, yellow
lsh plumlike fruits are almost trans
lucent when ripe and are covered
with a downy fuzz or bloom. The
pulp is soft and tender and quite tart
until fully ripe. The flavor is distinct
and agreeable. Loquats are used both
raw and cooked, and both fresh and
preserved fruits are commercial prod
uctS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
Would Rather Remain Vacant.

A little girl, aged four, whose father
had houses for rent, heard some ladies'
who were calling on her mamma talk
ing about an acquaintance who had
made an unfortunate marriage. During
a momentary pause in their converse
ton, the little lady said: IF I had
been that lady who married that bad
man, should wish l had remained va
Magazine.