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kjchnood. Va. was selected ~ the
place for holding the annual convsa-
tioa Of the American Pharmaceutical
Association il 1910 and the time for
holding vas sst for Nay l6 to 20.
Aversll Hartman. 500 Of Edward
II. Hartman. has started to learn the
railroad business from the ground up.
Young Hartman. Who 10 Is years Of
aSs. II carrying Tie chain In . sur.
veying gang o. the Oregon Short Line
In Idaho.
An osgaaixatioo formed to inculats
new religion based upon ASTRONOMY
has filed articles Of Incorporation at
San Francisco. The society 10 known
- the AstroIogers Of the Unite1
states. and its purpose 10 to make
known to its members the influence Of
hsavenly bodies upon earthly affairs.
Mayor Busse Of Chicago. appointed
ten members OF commission 70 in.
vsstigate the expenditure of the city's
revenue. It is the desire of the city
officials to expend large sums In the
aext few years In improving the trans
portation facilities and in beautitying
the city. Under q law passed by the
last Legislature the city IL empowered
to increase its bonded debt by SIG.
WV. 900.
Peter Brown. under arrest 1t Paw.
huska. Okla. charged Jointly with his
stepmother with the murder of his
father. L. p. Brown. last April. has, &C.
cording to the sheriff. made . remark.
able confession. According to The a.
legged confession young Brown killed
cd by his stepmother in throwing the
body into brush pile. where 1t was
burned. Brown il credited with say
ing his stepmother had promised to
marry him.
At the concluding session of the 2sd
annual convention Of the Association
Of American Agriculture Colleges and
Experiment Stations At Portland, Ore,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; w. N. Kerr. Ore
son. president; vicepresidents. H. J.
Waters. Kansas: W. p. Brooks, Mass.
e. A. Lory. Colorado; p. H. nolfe.
Florida: L. Foster. New Mexico; Sec
retary-treausrer, J. H. Hill. Vermont
tincumbent); photographer, A. c.
True. Washington. D. C.
Over 300 homeseekers have gone in
to the Grand valley during the past
ten days looking over lands under the
proposed Riverside ditch, which is to
v.tor tho country hotuyaor DoNood,
Whitewater and Hotchkiss. The ditch
will be larger than the High Line can.
al. and will water 100000 acres. F.
A. White, Denver capitalist, is at the
head Of the company, and Senator
McCreery Of Greeley. the company's
attorney, is one of the best known ir.
rigatOrs in the state.
John Schively state insurance COM
missioner. on trial for impeachment
before the state senate at Olympia
Washington admitted that 1872 in
surance companies from 1905 to
1909 and that each had paid an ad-
vance fee of from 800 to 5000, max
ing total that ranged from SIS. 200 to
$36,4OO, Of which no record was ever
kept. He said that each sum as it was
paid to him was divided equally be.
tween Sam H. Nichols and himself,
Nichols ut the time being secretary
OF state and insurance commissioners
ex-officio.
Miss Glendora Fair, the first white
child born in Phillips county, recent
ly made final proof on the quarter
section of land on which she was born.
This unusual proceeding came abou,
by her parents mistaking the location
Of their land twenty-three years ago,
owing to an inaccuracy in the govern
ment survey. The claim was alter.
nately filed upon and abandoned untii
Miss Fair reached her majority, when
she successfully contested it and won
her case. In the past two years she
has improved and cultivated 1t with
money earned by teaching school.
This week she cooked a meal for her
threshers, the larger part of the food
coming from her own garden and
barnyard.
GENERAL NGWS.