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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-19

II. Elliott spent several days
in this city this week.
Star Buckland was a business
visitor from Harvey Monday.
The public school has purchas-
ed a new piano and il Is already
installed in the building.
VIM. Bardwell's family occupy
the George Sizemore residence
where they will reside this win
ter.
For SALE -240 acres sage
brush land, near country school.
Six room house and small barn.
Inquire at this office.
Building hardware Of every
kind and best quality. Doors.
windows. and all house finishing
material at c. II. Voegtly's.
Alex Macintosh was, in the
city the first Of the week on his
way to Portland from the ranch
near Paulina. Prineville Review.
w. w. Drinkwater. black
smith. Harnoy. Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds Of general
repair work. Your business sol
icited.
Edwin Kennedy was brought
in from one Of w. W. Browns
ranches this week suffering from
pneumonia. He is at the hospi-
tai.
Roofing and building paper,
the most economical and up-to-
date material ever used for these
purposes. All these good things
to be had at c. II. Voegtly's.
The Roy Bunyard saw mill Is
row ready for business at the
new location. All kinds Of lum-
Der can be secured. Nearest
mill 10 the valley. Good roads.
Mrs. VIM. Hudspeth and child
rem took their departure Thurs
day morning for their home at
Sumpter after a pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs G. Hudspeth in
this city.
Read this! IL don't matter in
what part Of Harney or Malheur
counties your property Is situat-
ed Adam George is prepared TO
swing a deal Of any size with
outside capital If prices are
right. See him.
Neighbors are loud in then
praises Of G. w. Holders garden
at Sunset and say that il demon
strates the productiveness Of the
soil in that section Mr.. Holder
will have an excellent display Of
vegetables at the fair.
A car Of John Deere plows and
harrows. The best and only real
implements in the world, at c.
II. Voegtly's. These are not
consigned goods, but bought for
cash. Buy here and save the
middleman's profit.
Roy A. Blackmer and wife
were up from Sunset Tuesday at
which time Mr.. Blackmer made
proof on his ao3. stead. They
will leave soon for Idaho points
and later go 10 Seattle where
they will spend the winter. re-
turning here in the spring.
Fred Scott and family started
TO the railroad Tuesday and stop
ped out at the river 10 feed the
team for noon, leaving their lit
tie son on top Of some baled hay
asleep. He awoke and bis par
ents did not notice il therefore
the little fellow started 10 inyes-
tigate when he fell cutting his
lower lip. They returned 10 town
and DR.. Marsden took some
stitches in il. They resumed
their journey Wednesday morn
ING.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-19
PETITION For LIQUOR LICENSE.

We the undersigned legal voters oi
Lake Precinct, lIarney County, stat'
ol Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County court, oi Burns, IiaTney County.
state oi Oregon, 10 grant license 10
Francis Anderson 10 sell s.,i'iiuous, Malt
and Vinoas Liquors 10 less quantities
than one gallon Ia L,ke Precinct, Iiar
ney County, State Of O,sgon, for tho
period Of ,sl three months. as 10 duty
bound We will ever pisy
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-19

A fresh milk COW for sale. In
quirc at this office.
A complete scctionized map of
Harvey Co. in ten colors. show
ing all large holdings. has been
gotten out by f.. o. +. Co.
Price Si.0O. McGowan & Nichols.
Sales Agt.
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NO TRESPASSING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
JOHN GILcREsT.
Supt.
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Fred Barron was up this week
after grain.
J. w. Brown is reported on the
sick list this week.
Miss Vera Hendricks has been
the guest of friends in this city
this week.
The rains this week have done
much good and no harm other
than delay threshing.
1t should be remembered that
the last half of taxes are due and
will be delinquent after the first
Monday in October.
A. X. RICHARDSON. Sheriff.
Joseph Linder, formerly of
Long Greek, has opened a saloon
in the Red Front, occupying the
rooms formerly used by Recorder
Lewis.
DR.. Carl Griffith took his de-
parture Thursday for Salem
where he goes to visit his mother
who is in poor health. He ex-
poets to be absent about two
weeks.
About one hundred head Of
ranch horses. broke and unbrok-
en-. at the Trout Creek ranch Of
the American Land & Live Stock
Co. Call on or address.
L. b. Hill.
DEMO. Oregon.
Leon NJ. Brown and family ar
rived home Monday from San
Francisco. c. +. Mckinney met
them at Austin and brought them
in by private conveyance. Mrs.
Brown and the boy are well.
r. A. Miller and Grant Rey-
nolds came over from Warm
Springs yesterday. They report
a glorious rain in that section
this week. The rain seems TO
have been general.
County Treasurer jameson is
absent in Portland where he went
on a short visit. He will be ac-
eompanied upon his return by
Mrs Jameson who has been visit
ing there since last spring.
Alva Corbin was brought over
from Drewsey the first Of the
week and placed in the county
jail 10 serve a 40 days sentence
for larceny. He was convicted
Of stealing a gun and ammuDi-
ton from his fathers barn.
Neil, Mason and Curtis Smith
and Chester Dalton took their de-
parture Thursday morning for
school. The two former TO re-
sumo their studies at the o. A.
c. at Corvallis and the other boys
will take a business course at
Portland. c. G. Smith and wife
and little daughter took them out
by private conveyance as far as
Austin.
Harry Smith and Archie Me-
Gowan spent several days at the
Trout creek mines this week.
Mr.. MCGOWAN Says il looks good
to him, but other than that he
made no comment upon the min
ing prospects. He did enlarge
upon the wonderful garden of
Sam Roach raised at an elevation
of some 500 feet and states it
is one Of the finest he has ever
seen.
Geo. Howe was over from his
home at Van this week. Mr..
Howe has raised an excellent
crop Of grain this year and will
have an exhibit at the fair. He
says they have no idea now the
fire which recently destroyed
their home originated as there
was only a small fire in the
kitchen range. Mr.. Howe will
begin <the erection Of another
dwelling at once.
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#f4||# /" htc NVoNAh
'uabts skrrknBER 70, 1909
-
Local NJ ews.
}. Best is over from Silver
". Jordan Is reported on
X list.
Culp. painting and paper
Is. Bdrns OREGON.
E. Parker vns in from his
Springs homo Wednesday.
|'awlsela madeS hurried
|ver from l4appy Valley
".
I'm n amilion has returned
|'alIls to resume his studies
n A a.
arrived al & N. Voegtly's
load barb wire. black.
|zed, and half mile wire.
Craddock and wife were
rom xleies , few days
Of this week on land
C:hss. Wilson invites the
this vicinity 10 call and
|ncw samples OF suitngs
Eks
|7ne desiring b contribute
Bryan campaign fund
Ian on J. NJ Dalton. as
'tartcd a fond.
I'D Reed and Mervin Hor-
ect 10 leave Monday for
3 10 again take up their
at the o. A. c.
Wiscman has been in
is Sage Hen ranch this
|iilding a stone and brick
house for Fl. J. Hansen,
|.hcr.
Hin is home from a two
|sojourn az a health resort
It county. He SAYS his
improved slightly while
|ut that il would take a
|e TO effect moch relief by
Of the water.
b Jacobs. consuldng En-
|'f the u. s. Reclamation
took his departure Mon
/ Portland, BE did not
what the result Of hi
|ould be. His assistant.
|is is sliIl here.
Sluss and wife, printers.
|r7nerly ran a paper in
|yton. were plcasant callers
9ice this week. They
this city only a short
u nave gone 10 Eugene
|hey expect 10 spend the
| |y..Sufveyor Faulkner and
bd r. j. William return
|nesday from a trip 70 var
|rts Of the county. Mr..
S is wen pleased with this
|and says il he had a thou
acres Of our land he
I care what they did in
or who was elected pre-
hd MrA y. S. Miller have
Medf I'd where they viii
|atives and former school
|.rftI rn..4 n,...,nU E1.atsI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

WI ii'l AON NbitiNh iANiff
ISOLATED TRACE
rsWfn Hftrrs tAHb urfttr,
nurns. oregon, July I, iius,
Notice L. hereby rlfyn that ~ difriIDI hy
the Cou missioner I'd the OVnyral lnut lIlrN.
unass She trusisiuns a tl,a A. ~ tsNatsss ".
dfef ~ pubic sale ~ fhu highest bldief 81 10
o'rlaek ~. 600 fhr iiih day ol August. nest,
~ this once, the ioiineinr Tract ~ iand
M. sMi. hrriiun ~ 10 FHfhlp ~ Hfiiii \,
nango ~ issi. W N 'fefiai No la,
Any nsfsauF claiming adversely the nlfuFr'
described lands sfc advitod o. nle their claims
To- ssis.
Wa. fAHHF, Resistsr,
FHAEK pAyUY, Receiver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-11
RIVER.

just as soon as possible: they will well
come men with brains and money who
viii start them now. Time is precious
at all times but Green River liz one
OF the places where time can't he spent
on thing now unless II is going TO
yield several hundred per cent. Time
is like land. down there, hay is val
unable but peaches are more so. so
men planting peach orchards haven't
land for hay.
Everybody has money in Green River.
The deposits In three first days OF the
towns new banks life reached $4,000.
SALT LAKE PARTY.
The party of Salt Lakers who made
the trip, which consumed Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday comprised; Lloyd
Slngler of the Peacharosa district and
wife; A. F. Philips of the Tribune and
wife; W. p. Mailandor, Chicago inves-
tor and wife; George l.. Geiger OF Che
Deseret Evening News and wife; H. lP.
Kirby Of the Herald; Burl ARMSTRONG
of the Republican, Harry L. Younger
man, travelling passenger agent OF the
Rio Grande. and Ben. Nevius, of the
Rio Grande's traffic department. \ A
banquet, presided over by Mayor R,od
Mcdonald of Green River and attend
ed by the districts guests and 20 of ITS
leading men was n social feature tof
the visit. Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs. Cooke
and other prominent women entertained
the visiting women while the banquft
was in progress. After the banquet Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-11


Palsade or Hood River territory our
of Wild waste did nat care 10 Ia <
until they had something which wouie
talk for itself. Today Green River, win
Its beautiful orchards, OF Nit ages, WITH
It's splendid residences ana moueIn
stores, sings seductive song INTO
the cars Of those VINO make VISIT
To attempt to describe WISH IN the
columns Of q newspaper Is as vain Il
thing as Ia attempt to scratch tne
Declaration of independence ON the
hctG Of nln. For TINS reason me story
of the trip the News man ana others
, eve" 5ne VS. NOT oi ny Soticeable features
only
Green River Is iso niies ease VI sal.
Lake ana ~ inlies west VI 1ra"u
Junction, Colo the valley rs I'D Htah'i
ana Emery counties ana mas an anu
tude of 1850 leet, the lowest ON the k''
Glandc between Denver ana SAT- Lake.
III IS bounded on the north by the ple>
turesque Book OF Gifts; on the south
by the foothills aud breaks OF the treen
River canyon and on the east ana west
by rolling shale mis-. an protecting IL
from rough antics of clements In high
attitudes and on unprotected levels, It's
soil IS q rich sandy loan from 10 to
50 feet deep, with a gravel subsoil that
furnishes excellent drainage. The soil
Is so mellow that even those. stretches
when have never felt the touch OF II
pillow are cut Ivy the wheels of light
wagon. Water from the river deposits
a uuarter of an inch of rich silt over
the valley every year SO perpetual fer
tiltty is assured The water supply Is
furnished BY the Green river when
az low water Con ndd iulnlsh more thSn
sn,.ines ana ,,eItino SNOW in the noun.
+1ins nc st,o.,rn he ~ mo hest quality
and &c tI,o ,a,,,os an. H., e, nyoress nf
nntioeable ,Iisintaeration the water 4.
ter,iii,inr, 10 a., eStrs,,,., deo,eo
IRRIGATION A FEATURE.
ooo
~ my uols .,l, hoou ol WV acres arc
ui,uei tt'S"'iull VI W. vi wi h,s ,,.
| s.ue 81 tle Stlc"HL ualll was puiit
upout iiNe IIliIes upoVe W. .oWll anu a,
uouple pumping piaIit ou Wv 70 raise .i ae
MH.er 20 Two heish's, = ieet anu ~
lent ~, WIN sIaNltE Sys'eill luii'ls 7i MS
| SUI NOR. Inc rhNlty system ~ waters
-,o9V acr e tne t .od M -,ovV acres
anu ,Ile 'u,ioot t'oVo aeieS. Anu III coIi
HeetloIi WIN ms iIoJee., row uoins
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TALKS FOR ITSELF.

The reason Green River. Utah, is just
beginning to be given widespread no.
tice throughout the United states il
simply this: up to this time the men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-11

WV THEN Horace Greeley said
IS * I Go west young man, 81
wv west he had a Rio
w arcnda man mt his hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-11

made belive to quench their thirst
when in reality they were only en-
couraging a more reckless one. Three
years ago Green River was the home
of one hundred settlers with some
money and no end Of grit That's the
past history of Green River. Today
Green River has population of one
thousand settlers who spend evenings
In pretty little theatre and after
dances or shows drop down to o
modern pharmacy to enjoy a glass of
soda water served in Just as much
style and fancy silver as one sees in
effete Boston. The past OF Green
River saw few orchards bearing
heavily In the middle Of thousands
of acres of barren land; the present
sees thousands of acres planted; the
future will see---what? The settlers
and residents say Wait and see" in
three years there has been a growth
of 800 per cent or 500 per cent aver
age year. And the district is now
just beginning 10 grow.
ONE BIG HANDICAP.
Lloyd Sigler, a Chicago man few
weeks ago but now registering from
Green River, Utah, was in charge of
the party which went from this city
TO see the country which made the
change from bad mems oasis to
thriving fruit region in three years
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{ of Great Fruit Growing District IN Utah

dancing party held all at the a..
house. Music was rendered pera
p. II. Collier orchestra at the ny The
and dance. This musical orranI,aq!uet
IA n splendid one and comprises h.nllsaa
MT. Collier and wife; Geo. Beesoms aiees
Strauss and Mr.. sheldon. Thoss ~ nc
attended and made short Speech. woo
the banquet were: ~
Green Observation-Disclosures Rod MIN,
aid, g. n. Stevenson, w. II non-
Doren Perrine, T. d. spaldiny lr,eoe.
Bricker, Thomas l.. McCarty, Dr. q
Coleman. w. Il. Loughrey, 10 n n
erts, Thomas WINNER. A. d. Levi, ''oo'
Salt I.ake--A. # Philips. rlaor-
Geiger l.. p. Kirby. Burl Ar-ms,s,e,lA
Ilyod slgler Mailander, Harry Y Young
erman.
PBACHAROSA C'HRISTENEn
One of the pretty incidents n, q,
trip was the christening of tho w. e
acre plat formerly called Little va,ii,,evy,
The entire party went down tho Nv,
to Little Valley In Y. G. WImnoossrr
little launch, Marguerite" wita ~
WINNER, Andrew WINNER and a Ma
Carthy forming an able cIAw A, ~ ~
landing Mrs. George L. Geiger brota a's
bottle OF peach brandy, saying "p =
this christening l name this vain"
Peacharosa-" Pictures Were taken :,
the party right after the christening
From the moment OF the ar,1vs, :.
the district until the town disaupea,'aa
around a bend rs the train ppaoS
homoward, the visitors were shovs
every attention that could add To fiat
pleasure and comfort. The whole N,
trict stopped its strenuousity for tina.
days and everyone was a tireless enter
tainment committee Of one. AS NJ
Broker, who handled the ribbons i,
one of the teams through two DAYS spn
and a 9S temperature. said; There isp'
a man in this valley, nor woman. tba,
is not a citizen this state ought 10 n
proud to possess, for / never saw SUCH
fine, hustling lot of people. | visited
once and then threw up professior
so / could be one of them"
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e.., ., $3.50, -. 49,. ,,.,,..., ,,,,,.s
Gg,'1''s ,Doa ,,.'u Greor RtyaI
~ ,t' 10. 49,. ~ ~, pacn
- nv e"es "a" -
~" a,',,. ~ ~ ,i,,a, I'm I, ro toll
~, ,,.l,,ii ,,,,o,,. y, M tsnn,.,nt ant
sido,. ~ no ,Sta,,,,,o. ,,,,o,, tba mag
i,,a,i,.a ,,n,,.,,i., ". i,on bovs have
80, ,,ii,1,t thc,a Ia down there
od,isa vc,, a. confire vot,rself to a
deeerintin, ~ tho tn,,d under. trrigA.
Inn for to ,cnl with the future
,vo,,ld no IN MT Yourselves in a nos
Ition that (sroon Rivcr resident,
thprnsciyes hayo iried ia avoid. NuAt,
the diatrict is In i,s hrst DAYS OF IN
fancy. believe it is such Il pro-
cocious infant that To pitctuie ii as IL
win he IN few wears would be to
tempt sccpticism.
If every man ana woman looking for
lion woNlsed n,,t In thiss Years and nm
limited nrnu,ise y, t1n coming years
,vo,,ld he ,.Niiseo,,fI,f ana ask Ia be
"shn,yt, f" tt,~y. ,,o,,id ic SHOWN glad
~ nv tbe residsnts of the district. TIL
idea nov, "a tn oct settlers In. so vast
nroie.ts ran he rushed ahead with
increaslng nooutttb5n viii come great
Times 1bcre &c n.leuty of opportuni-
lies a,vaitinp thotisap6s of people and
t,.ttb no tl,o,tsnnds ar peonle settled
I'm the fpnpfrkt gnDprttInitins VIII hn
al ~ ,,1ti,, ,te,t Risbf nov there
10 "a miles az canal ma water which
ao,~s tbro,tob thiq ~ Watering - 00O
a,res M ,,ros,nd A. thc land nov idie
H. taken I'm the canals win Id extended
and tba nt,mninp nlants' nower in
rfeased Observation-Disclosures And II the
r,nvernn,eut can he bro,,pht Ia reallye
1vbnt a o5ondarr,,l cn,tnt,,,, there is rrn,n
n iroint o. n,ilos above tba town "a the
san Ranhael range on the sonth lao 900
aCres vtil,-he ir,3catad Win as much
ea.e M MANS md canals built nv
intli,,idt,al enlernrtse and with settlers'
money are NOW voterjnc 70 ooo aeres
mis- je b,,t ms NJ me many nIans fo;.
tbe rn,,,re, n is nc nast ana nresant
mar Green river q Content n talk
about
EARLIEST SETTLERS.
Latter-day Saints were among he
chards but aid NOT remain They we're
followed N wears aeo nv an occasional
settler who took mn ground from the
government and We're content 10 raise
for themselves. Frank Cook. one of
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NV ,ro ,,oat vounq man. ~
MAJ h.d nj,
Wv west "p
Grnnde man mt his hand
- al, eneor was on that district
az" pt,o, vanev" said
markcu pIv." 49,, pivar
Mayor Rod Mcboialh OF wv"
Utah. To tho Salt Lake newspaper men
,,.,,, snort three DAYS in that district
W. si, T,b,ce 6ays--and they saw
IN, norton of the valley although
tbsy irsvelcd from eunup to sundown
ivy Cor,dnres automobiles
~ ~ s,.oro Iii brought into service,
~ mn the visitors the new country
49, ,her univ thc richcst portion was
W" trhat nortion comprised some
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etabIcs and fruits arc ready for
market The winter crop is no
sooner out of the way aud the pro-
crop demands attention again.
The extreme fertility Of the soil
and the extreme mildness of of the
climate explain Why Green Rivers
past, present ana future are all so
fun OF wonderful things. Just u
half dozen years ago the town was
a railroad hotel "A water tank. a
little station With telegraph out
TT on the two-inch plank table and
the operators bunk beneath il and
three saloons were roaming hadc men
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tiunally well aud this brings need up
for consideration. There are few COWS
In the district. Somebody with 10 cows
and desire to become wealthy Is go
ing to take ten good mich COWS into
the district and make fortune. A
thousand quarts OF milk can be SOLO
every day there. But these. TO the
Green Rlverites are little things. which
must come gradually. The big things
are demanding attention now. In AZ short
time the city will have a city water
system; an electric light system and
other ear-merks of the thoroughly
modern city. The people down there
are going to get around to these things
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
nRtvlrlEs PUNCHED,

Charles Price was thrown from q
horse near nrady Tex lie waa aerl
ounly hurt
Galveston, Harrisburg and san An
tonic railway depot NJ neeyllle, ToXo
was destroyed by fire.
Five oarloada of sheen were shipped
from Han Aneglo 20 Fort Worth by
Ferguson a Mckinney,
W, n slliman shipped at one time
from Han Angelo, Tex 10 nraee
Okla alXy.tiye carloads OF cattle,
san Angelo, Ten, Ia entertaining a
number ot Missouri and Illinois pros
peetora Several large land deals are
pending
WIN Johnson, convicted AZ Shawnee
Okla, ON charge Of numbering Mira
Mary Cuppy has been sentenced 10
hans May 90,
Missouri Pacific and So Louis, Iron
Mountain aud Southern railways have
been Indicted at Little Rock on charge
VI violating the Elklua rchuto law,
while dressing chicken, WIN Rich
Ardson. Dallas negro. fen ON O largc
"klupr" knife The blade penetrated
hla rlght arm and he nearly bled 70
death,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
OVER TWO MILLION LESS
What llester's Analysis Of Cot.
ton Reveals,
CROP CONSIDERABLE YcUT
Comparison Made by The New Orleans
alAlh,Itlan fer Pa, aeysn MeNIhs
shews Decided Decrease a. Compared
With like Period Previous Year

New Orleans, Anrll "a Secretary
lleaierH analyala of tho oollon move
menl for seven months Of the season
from september 10 March Inclusive.
shows that compared with the orep
movement OF last year TEXAS lnelod
lnn former Indian Territory brought
into plphl thlH peNaon In round tlsureH
100000 bales leaa Other ault sintee.
which include Arkansas, Louisiana
Mississippi reunoHaee, Missouri aud
former Oklahoma territory mow
oklahoma stated marketed haa,ooO
leaa, and the nroup of. Atlantic states
which include North aud aouth Caro-
llna Georgia Florida Alabama, and
Vlrninia marketed ala,OOO more max.
Inn the net decrease IN total orop
marketed e10bOnO bales,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Minneapolis. MINI, Aprl 10 rhlu
dN ID wpldly nlmn with dologOton
epd vlaltom ~ lomowoWH Republican
State convention witch Ia 10 meet
DoU tho purpose ut choosing the dele
gUloaNtmrgo "a lbo mtonol con,on
tlOn rho convention viii consist ol
muo lhbn llOo dcloHutcu and viii hp
lbo lWNoal state political convention
o,uU held Nv Minnesota
lu uo State tWoughout the country
myp Jbp lbrolollo supporters been
WlNuu Wrlv thW they have IN
Nnnwop dwluu tbe ptal few months
buD tho recent county conventions
WmlHlUbOMo o,ldonoo that Secretary
ryU "a Jhp choice of the majority oI
NmoaolO Republicans Ton The rreui
dDlul uomluNUon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

George o'Reuke Constructs Kettle
From a Copper Cent

New York April 49, George
oWourhep present 10 Magistrate
Moaa IN the nlaht court win win him
his freedom From the work house,
whore the magistrate committed him
m u warrant last January o'Rnurke
sent a tiny copper kettle constructed
oul or Il nlnnle cent toHether with a
letter of explanation 10 MAGISTRATE
Mnna
W had NO olhor way, said ORourke
"to verify my statement that | can
earn my llvlnH pn a tinker u copper
hmlth on linHmilh"
0RoWkeH kettle IA beautifully pol
lahed and no alan that II was made
from a coin eNoent an the hollom
whore the words, one cent. attn hhOwb
nlamW n has a movable conner cover
aud h hlg enough ~ hold a neN
Magistrate Moss, who haya he VIII
take steps IN free the artisan, hNa
announced hts intention OF wearing
tho neat little trlnket Ne q watch
charm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
ON ORAL AnauMrNr
Kansas city Ute Insurance. Company
Case Has neen submitted,

Austin Anal 10 In the supreme
court wednesday was submitted ON
oral argumenl the onne ~ the Kansas
clN liio Insurance company w Com
missioner NJ upuNnco loye, Involving
the oonstruotion of the Robertson In.
nuranoe law, Nnd MISC the question ~
the amount of taxes claimed "a be due
the company
The cases Of Texas end New or
leans railway and Santa We railway
W. The WolH.fargo eXpreaa company
Involving the Interchange of passage
under the new Nntpana law holween
railroads and express companies was
auhmltted In the supreme court