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as innocent OF smuggling and other C1me5 IS B.
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I b.
tie Hp Ga aeconht Of breaking the
valve stem of the engine. which
was brought here Saturday Ky En-.
gineer Howard a Cayett and re-
pairs made at j. w. o Heslop
machine shop. Oapt Kitohell and
Capt. Cavett are two very pleasant
gentleman and are good stesmboat.
men. During their stay here one
year ago, when the boat was given
general repairing, they made q
host Of warm friends in this CITY
who are always glad to see them
on our streets. Capt. KitoheI
never passes our CITY that he don't
whistle a saIute to his aoquaint.
anoes, which is always recognized
by them.
The orest of the third miniature
flood for the spring of 1908 reached
here Sunday evening and showed
427 on the gague. Not any of
the three floods have damaged
Point Pleasant in the leaet.
Work has begun on building q
new towboet to take the place OF
the ID. T. Lane, which was ashort
time ago condemned and will
be wrecked. The machinery of the
Lane will be used on the new boat
which will be made longer and
wider than the Lane. The work
will be done at Dana, and Mr
Mid Chambers will have Charge of
the building of the new boat.
The Otto Marmet and Winifried
out from the mines yesterday with
lows and proceeded to Cincinnati.
The r p Gillham left yesterday
with large tow for Cincinnati.
Tue j. T. Hatfield in Monday
with empties from Cincinnati.
Mate q. A. MoGuffiu, of the
Sallie Marmet, which is laid up at
Raymond City, came down yester-
day to visit his family at North
Point Pleasant, and will return to-
day.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

On last Thursday night, Mrs. j,
L. COley invited few friends TO
spend the evening a surprise and
complimentary to her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, and son, Mr.. Price.
The evening was pleasantly spent,
delicious refreshments were served
and greatly enjoyed.
The Sooietas Club will meet with
Mrs. Chas Ellison. to morrow after,
noon.
The Four O'Clock Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with
Misses Josephine and Reba Beale
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Personal Mention.

Mess,s. j. w. Hereford. j r
Chapman, Thos. Glenn, George
Smith and Charles Hughes, of
Mt. Olive, and Mr.. j. Nj. Lewis, OF
Milton, were in town Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis was made administrators
of the estate of the late j. w.
Smith, who WAS killed while out.
ting timber, mentioned in this pa.
per few weeks ago. Messrs. Here
ford, Chapman and Glenn were
appointed appraisers, and his son.
George Smith. was made the adj
ministrstor for the minor heirs.
The estate is worth about $1,000.
Mr.. a. Warten berg. siok for
some time with asthma. continues
to be quite poorly.
- DR.. and Mrs. a. o. Potter, were
visiting relatives in Gallipolie.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Robey spent
Sunday with Mrs. Robey's mother,
Mrs. Long, at Maggie.
Mr. r. P. Liter and daughter,
Miss Katherine, left Monday on a
trip to Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs q Tyler of Spilman, was
the guest of Mrs. j. S. Spencer,
Monday night.
DR.. O. o. Hogg of Huntington,
spent Sunday here with his mother,
Mrs. Susan Hogg, and family.
Mr.C e. Waggener of Pleasant
Flats. is quite siok.
Mr.. D. M. Dickens has moved
from the HoRg farm and has leased
a piece of land from Mrs. M F.
Long at Maggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Nease re.
turned Wednesday night from a
visit 10 their daughter. Mrs. Mo.
Cord, in Columbus. Mr.. Nease
also made a business trip to Gin
oinnati.
Mrs. Granville OIendenin is Wis.
iting relatives and friends at Point
Pleasant this eek.-Middleport
Republican, Mproh Goth.
Mrs. John MoOoaoh and little
daughter. Lucy, will leave today for
visit to her sister,! Mrs Nelson
Oeoil. at Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch, M arch goth.
Mr.. E. B. Sisler is in Cincinnati
buying goods for the E B Sisler
& Cos. dry goods and millinery
house.
Mr.. 8. A. Foglesong, of SpiIman,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Chas, Waokenbuth, of Elm
wood, was in town Saturday on
business.
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The j. w. o. Heslop machine
shops put new shaft on the Con
dola Saturday.
The towboat Lucy Cole was
towed here from Portsmouth by
the Sealion Sunday and will go on
the Enterprise docks for repairs.
Capt. Ed Burnside went to
Charleston Monday on bueiness
Capt, Rush Burnside went with
Capt. r. e. Caches showboat EN-
merson. as pilot.
Pilot j. M. Hooff is home foE
few days. visit while his boat is
laid up.
Capt. j. O. Kitohel, of the tow
boat Monitor. WAS in our oity Fri
day, coming here from Glenwood
on the train and caught his boat
at this place. She left part of her
tow in the Kanawha and passed
on:up the river, where she had to
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Boih, 70 Me and MID U. W,
Brobeck, of Ashland, XIV a daugh.
ter. Wednesday, March 18th. Mrs
Brobeok is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Pullin, at Debby.
Little Miss Nancy Tyler, of
Spilman, spent Saturday and Sun.
day here the guest of little Miss
Stella Gibbons.
Mrs, j. 8. Spencer spent Sun
day with friends in GallipoIis.
Mr.. James A. Cavanaugh left
Sunday for Cincinnati to buy
goods for the Union Clothing 90.
Mr.. and and Mrs. j. Friedman
have returned from trip to Gin
oinnati.
Mrs. Rankin Wiley spent Fri.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bell,
in Gallipolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crowley, of
GalIipolis Ferry. left Friday on a
! pleasure trip to New York and 9TH
er points in the East
Mr.. o. w. Hogsett and sons,
Mr.. o. II. and DR., w. o, Of Hog
sett. were here Sunday.
Mr.. r. w. Bateman. of Meroer's
Bottom, was here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. w. o. Parsons, of Ripley.
was here Sunday and Monday on
legal business.
Messrs. ID. o. Davis and Thos.
Middleton, of Middleport, were
here Sunday.
Messrs. j. y. Dover, of Letart,
and j. E Frazier, of Frazier's Bot
tom, travelling salesmen for the
Point Pleasant Grocery company,
were in town Saturday.
Miss Josephine Beale returned
Monday afternoon from visit 10
Miss Anna Sehon at Huntington.
Senator g. w. Oossin, of Gun
Vile. WAS here Friday night and
Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Couch, of South Side,
was here Saturday.
Mr.. S. l.. Beohtle, from up Kan
awha, WAS here Saturday.
Mr.. w. w. Riley, Jr, went to
Huntington Saturday and return
ed Monday morning.
Messrs. e. A. Smith, j. M
RensIey, of Hartford; Q. A. Roush,
of Spilman, and r. j. Patterson,
of Maggie, were visitors in our
oity Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Newton. of Hartford,
was in our town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs, Jasper Lighter
were guests of Mrs. Lighters
mother, Mrs. S. V. Pullin, at Hen
derson, Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Smith, son of VIM.
Smith, deceased, for many years
successful merchant of this oity,
has been in town for few days.
I'D. is printer and has been in
many olimes since twenty years
ago.
Mr.. A. B. MoCullooh spent
Sunday in Huntington.
Mr.. Jasper Rifle of Beech Hill,
was in town Saturday.
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To the Citizens of Point Pleasant
When your Council granted
Messrs. Treat & Crawford the right
to furnish natural gas in your oity,
we entered upon your streets and
invested several thousand dollars
in laying pipes, eto., and doing
other necessary work. We ex-
peoted at that time to lay a line
of pipe from the West Virginia gas
field, but various oauses beyond
our control made THE impossible
We intend now to bring gas
from jackson county, Ohio, ACROSS
the river.
The time limit within which we
must furnish gas expires April the
LIST, next. We have asked your
Council to grant US an extension
until August let. 1908 This is to
enable us to get across the river in
good shape.
We have already invested good
deal OF money In your olty; we
can assure your oity an abundant
supply of natural gas for domestic
and other purposes. whloh will be
handled entirely by Treat g. Craw-
ford interests; we would establish
offices in your oity and use home
labor in our work; aud we are the
only people who oan assure sup
ply of gus in ample time to pro.
vide for next winter,
We make this statement 80 that
the public may understand our
reasons for asking the extension.
Respectfully submitted,
TREAT & CRAWFORD.
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Be Liberal.

Now that we have we'll org an.
lied band, and one that is going to
be permanent, we should all show
our appreciation by subscribing
literally to a paper that will soon
be presented to raise funds to buy
uniforms for the band boys. This
would not be asked of the public,
but they have been to great ex-
psnse buying their own instru-
ments, music, go. They now
make good music and should be
encouraged by our oitizeus. Givs
Literally and make the boys fee
that their work is appreciated
Fine display of Dress Goods and
Silks. Thursday, April End,
e. B. Sisler & %.
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M 81 a Wd6a "a RanatldR. |

II MIS- 81 "A WOuU Oh NuunuBn
was the guest of her daughter
Mrs. ed e. Thomas. Monday
MIR. Frank Allen returned Mon.
day from a visit at Raymond City
and Dana.
Mrs j. L. Written and son,
OthneiI, spent Sunday with rela.
tives in Huntington.
Mr.. John Kincade, of the Spen-
Ger branch of the b & o railroad,
was here few days last week, Wis.,
iting friends.
Mrs. Mamie Stephenson, of
Springfield, Mass is here vieiting
Mrs. John Wade, of Ashland, Kyo
who is spending few days at her
old home on the Miller farm, near
town.
Mr.. Geo. L. Rifle, near town, left
yesterday for Bellevue. Ohio, whore
he has employment on farm.
Mr.. Frank Harris, of Ambtosia,
wns in town Monday and Tuesdey.
Mrs. w. p. Neale and daughter,
Mrs. o. o. Lewis, Mrs. o. K. Black
wood and Miss Ella Waggener,
spent yesterday in Huntington.
Mr.. j. A. Casto, of Leon, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Eva Mitchell, attending
college at Athens. Ohio. arrived
home Saturday, the winter term
having closed.
Mr.. L q. Riddle is packing his
household goods and will move
this week to Delaware. D.
Mrs a. r. Viokers, who has
been visiting her daughter. Miss
Rose, in Huntington, returned
home Sunday.
Mr. Geo, w. Long of Southside.
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Jamee
q. Long and wife, at Huntington
Mrs. s. o. hilbert, of Beale. was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. James Olendenin was bare
ly living this morning and was not
expected to survive the day -Mrs.
Priestly is stilI suffering from lum.
bsgo and confined to her bed, but
ia much better than che has been.
GallipoIis Tribune, March %.
Mr. E 81 Burdett of Leon, who
has been confined at his home for
several days on account of siokness
was reported some better today.
Mr. A q Young, of Red House,
was in toy n yesterday, Mr. Young,
his wife and three children have
just recently recovered frem SO.
we're attack Of typhoid fever
Mr. Ernest Boggess. who has
been in the west. is here visiting
his father, Mr. James Boggess.
Miss Diehl, of Mason, is here
visiting Mr. Park Gardner and
family.
Messrs o Fl Garard and L d
Denning, of Wellston, O, Swere
business visltors in our oity Mon
day night.
Mrs Geo Burdett, near town, will
leave Thursday for st. Adams,
from there she will go to Hurri.
cane to visit her parents, who are
sick.
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THE CHURCHES.
CHRIST oHURoH.
REV. j. HOWARD oIBBoss, RECTOR.

Service at Christ Church to
night 1870 O'Clock. Choir praotic
after service.
Service Friday afternoon, $3.50
O'Clock.
No service Sunday.
You are cordially invited.
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If the County court would do
something for the roads. it would
please the people. Why not do a
little work on the county roadsi
Does the court realize that roads OF
this county are we'll nigh impassa-
able.
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Avn rHE NJ. e. oHuRoH, sourn.

II. p. HELL, PASTOR.
Epworth League Friday even
ing at z O'Clock. Sunday School
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Preaching at IL O'Clock. No
services in the evening,
at North Point Pleasant, Ep-
worth League Thursday evening
at z O'Clock. Sunday School Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
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And now the cheering newe
comes that there is strong pros.
poet nat the diamond trust will be
busted. Let us worry no longer
about the price of meat.
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PREspYTERIAN oHUROH.

Main street, between 9TH and sth SITS
Mr. Barth will preach next Sun.
day morning and night in this
oity. At Westminster Sunday
afternoon. Evanglestio services
continues this week every night.
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If you want the best there ia In
Spring Millinery attend the Opening
Thursday, April End at
THE pEARD0RFF & P0oRE CO.,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
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The doors at the public school
building of this oity have besn
made to open outward, and all fire
preoaution has been taken.
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Rev. j. Howard Gibbons, Rector
of Christ Church, preached Friday
evening in Trinity Church at
Huntington.
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The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed MoGuftin. in the First
Ward, lie siok with diphtheria. The
family is guaranteed.
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Mr.. T. Striking, who recently
returned from a visit with DR.. l..
V. Guthrie and family in Florida,
had the sport of landing big
shark; also the killing of a big
deer.
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7RHE Rf3ARa.

Purser Dave Scatterday, the vet.
Gran. was caught in Cincinnati 9
few days ago with black neck tie
on. Something unusual, as Mr.
Scatterday has never worn any
thing but white string tie since
the day he was married. He has
worn boots for the past 70 or so
years more or less and still wears
them. He is purser all right.and
one of the woret opposition fight
e.s that was ever turned loose. He
had charge of the famous Tele-
graphs office in the pslmy days of
the White Collar Line. Only two
men on the Tacoma that come any
where near being as old as Mr.
Soatterday. They ere Capt Peter
Holloway the pilot, and engineer
Sike Woods, of race horse fame.
Engineer John Galloway, who
has been on the Florence Marmet,
returned home last week from
Memphis. Mr.. Galloway is one of
the best engineers on the river.
The u. s.. dredge boat Oswego
and four soows are being repaired
at the Ksnawha dooks,
Many friends in Gallipolis will
sympathize with Capt. Elmer Var
ian, OF the towboat French, whose
bright little boy died recently at
Point Observation-Disclosures Tri.
bune.
The work of remodeling and
repairing what was formerly the
steamer Avalon. but which is to
be known as the Ohio, is com.
pleted and the boat under the new
name will resume her place in the
Pittsburg and Charleston trade to.
day, if the plans talked of do not
fail.
The boat, while not one of the
largest on the river will be one
of the best of it's size with the new
improvements, and will hardly be
recognized as the came boat with
the changes that have been made.
The cabin has been extened for
ward to make about twenty addi
tionaI state rooms, and will afford
sleeping accommodations for about
fifty people moro than before.
1t will have fully one half more
power than it had before with the
new machinery that has been in.
stalled, and it is expected that her
speed will be increased about a
mile an hour.
The leborers on the two govern
ment boats, the James Rumsey
and Addison, the two boats owned
by the goyernm ont which run on
the Great Kama wha, have had their
compensation increased through
the efforts of Hon. L. o. Massey,
of Ohelyan. and United States
Senator N. B. Scott. Mr.. Massey
took, up the matter with the sena,
tor sometime ago. and Senator
SCOTT in turn went after the war
department, which responded with
$40 per month increase for every
employee on the boats, making the
present salaries as follows:
MaCterS .............. 81 20
Engineers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES luo
Engineers, during summers ll5
Dredgehand Observation-Disclosures. 60
Deckhand ................,.......'.. 90
Cook Observation-Disclosures. 90
Walter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
The j. w. o. Heslop machine
shops put new shaft on the Con
dola Saturday.
The towboat Lucy Cole was
kouad bara from Porfamonkh nv
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Don't fail to 600 our display On
Thursday, April End. Mrs l.. j
Williamson.
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Mr.. Henry Gwinn, 76 years old,
who was injured several days ago
by horse he wrs riding, the horse
stumbled while going down an EN-.
bankment at his home at Glen
wood. is very much improved.
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TRINITY METHODIST oHURoH.
Wand Street, between 9Th and 9TH.
q. NJ. PuILEE, PASTOR.

Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor next
Sunday morning and night. All
welcome.
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Spring Millinery and Suit Open
ing Thursday, April End.
e. B. Sisler g. 90.
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Mr.. A. W. Williams died March
18th, at his home on Five.mile,
aged III years Mr.. Williams was
good citizen and will be missed
by his neighbors. He was a mem
Der of the 1. O. o. E. Lodge of this
oity. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. r. P. Bell. of
this oity. Interment in Concord
church burying grounds.
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DEATHS.

Mr.. Chas. Varian, a prominent
Clifton man, died Tuesday, March
18th, at his home there of oom
plication of diseases. He was in
bis 45th year when the end came
and he was called to lay down the
cares of life. His passing away
was particularly sad one, he
leaves to mourn his untimely death
his young wife and six children.
The funeral was held at the M. f.
Church Wednesday afternoon at
2;3O O'Clock, conducted by the pas
tor, and the body inferred in the
cemetery back of Clifton.
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RARai8B.

"A pretty wedding occurred at
Rutland last Sunday noon when
Mics Viola Forrest became the
bride of Homer Comstook, popu.
lar and gentlemanly young man Of
Point Pleasant. The ceremony
at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
oellus Forrest. The bride was be-
oomingly attired in white nuns
yelling, and only immediate rela-
tiyes and CLOSE friends of the hap
py pair were present. After an
elegant dinner they left for Point
Pleasant whore they will make
their home.-Pomeroy Leader,
March 10Th.
On last Saturday afternoon,
March 81, 1908. at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Ellison. who
lives in part of the house with the
Misses Burnside, on Main street.
t1is oity, Miss Edna o. Ellison
was united in marriage to Mr., Ar
thur .. Purser. of Cincinnati, by
Rev. CARL Barth. of the Presby,
terrain ohuroh. The affair was very
quiet, only few being present
Tney left on the afternoon B & o
train for their home in Cincinnati.
Exolusive Suite. Skirts and Goats,
Thursday, April End.
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The funeral services of Mrs Mar
garet s Chase. wife of Mr. A r
Chase was attended by host OF
old friends Saturday The floral
tributes wore very pretty. The
services were conducted by Rev
Ernest r Meyer at tho residence,
interment at Mound Hill.
The out of town people who
we're present at the funeral were:
Mrs Ella Hutchinson and son Mr..
John Hutchinson, Henderson, w
Va, Mrs Fannie Sterrett. daughter,
Miss Minnie Sterrett. of KanRwha.
Mr. and Mrs Alb Gable, of Point
Pleasant, and Mr. Robt Coleman,
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tri-
bune, March %.
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Mrs Chas Shank. an aged lady,
died at her home in Hartford, last
Friday, after an illness of only six
hours.
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Our Millinery Opening. Thurs
day, April End. Mrs. L. j. Will
iamson.
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Send in your orders for printed
envelopes and letter heads.
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The style event of the season
Thursday, April End.
e. B. Sisler & 90.
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Our Millinery Opening, Thurs
day, April End. Mrs. l.. j. Will
hanson.
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Mr.. D. s. Snyder is making
some Moe repairs to his house on
Main street, just above the Pres
byterian church, and will move
into it April let. Mr.. Condee,
now liuing in the house. will move
into Mr.. w. E. Aliens property
on Wand street. Mr.. Allen will
move into his new cottage he re
gently built on Rogg street, next
to Mr.. Chas. Jones. Mr.. j. b
Brown, from up Kanawha. who
bought the Snyder property on
l1th and Wand streets, will move
into it the Let of April.
Mr., r. P, Liter has made some
substantial repeirs to his residence
on Wand street,
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NOW Church Building .

The Trustees of the M q ohuroh
South, last Saturday, bought a lot
in North Point Pleasant for 100
on corner of Mt. Vernon avenue
and 22nd street. The lot is 12Oz
40 feet. The trustees will begin
in short time to erect SIS OOC
ohuroh building of cement blooks
We were shown the plane of the
building last Saturday by Rev Bell
and will be handsome church il
the plans are carried out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
NEW RAILROAD FOR
NAVAJO COUNTY
PROPOSED
ELECTRIC LINE WILL
TAP RICH COAL FIELDS
Knights of Columbus viii Hold
Initiation at Flagstaff Six
Candidates From WinSIow;
Railroad News,

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal3
Wuslow, Ariz,, Jan. IA new
railroad is proposed for Navajo coun-
ty Word was received from Hol-
brook this week that d. Il, L. Chill
son, a prominent dentist Of Winslow.
has fled with the county supervisors
q petition asking for franchise for
a steam or electric railway from Hol-
brook southwark, along or adjacent to
the public highway. While the final
destination is not definitely stated, it
is presumed the line would extend as
far south as Fort Apache and in that
manner would tap what are supposed
to be rich coal hlds, located in the
southern part of the county. Dr.. chill
son is representing party of eastern
capitalists who stand ready to finance
the road as soon as the franchise Is
granted The new line would pro-
vide transportation facilities for one
of the most fertile portions Of Navajo
county besides aiding in the mineral
development Of the county south Of
here,
AIessrs Spellmjre, Sawyer Houch
ana Cresweu returned to Winslow
Tuesday evening from trip to Show
low, Arz. where they went to confer
with the new forest supervisors of the
Black Mesa forest reserve with refer
ence to the apportionment Of the sheep
that viii be allowed to Craze on thai.
reserve this year. The meeting was
largely attended by the stockmen off
Naomi g,Yt1t,-
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You feel as If YOU had one face
too many when you have neuralgia,
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