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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
P0STOFFICE HAS
Al ARMED GUARD
Duo,or of Intended Robbery of
Place Alarms Postmaster
ShurtIiff.

--..-r. ". shurthff and his force
f'''- --..ofH.s have been sleeping with
D --' ,5,ts ON for the past three weeks.
'l7- armed and ready for war at a
1sllAl notice according TO d report
Ell s- 49, currency in ogden yesterday.
t-a- $50 7s that three weeks ago Post
l-1 'f-z--rfer Lowe received an tnOny
o--.-5 r-t--- f7 Salt Lake City telling tnaJ
ro-' W roiF-ups were about to make
- 17 fna ogden pOstOttlce. Ihis
.al- turned over TO the Ogden pO-
stlr. --.-t---rt Ly Inspector Lowe and
-s -5 mas an once placed at the post
GO tba chief of police. Postmaster
lI-s mas notified of the threatened
s--.--.-5 - once took measures to guard
--l The doors ana windows I'm
--s~ Of the building were protected
" 5,- hairs and the basement of. the
l-rTrr was made secure against at
1-----7 r-g7rTar arsenal of shOtguns and
--..-- re-u01s was established INSIDE the
o aafr of signals was agreed
- and no one was ddmtJed. not even
Iii carriers or drivers of the mali
IONS unless they could give the pass
Every person who entered the
N-,-frira III an unusual hour was care
1r watched by the guards and EN-
---... This state of affairs continued
~ +E--s weeks and the rObbing of the
~ -.oif IS Ar Utah Hot Springs and Nor
~ az taken us proofs that these pre-
s----.9ns were necessary. Postmaster
s---trfff vas asked last evening Tor the
FL. In the case and he said:
% know nothing about IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23

evening in the Knights of Columbus hall
degree team from No lie from Salt
Lake City viii be present to take part
in the ceremony.
Lorenzo Hogs was buried yesterday aft
etnOOn at West Weber. The needing was
pie sided over by Nathan Hawk. IT.
Speeches We're delivered by Nathan Hawk
sr., Charles Greenwell. Archibald McFar-
lane and Wheatley Gibson. The music was
b. the West Weller choir and the burial
was in the West Weber cemetery.
Superintendent Thomas of the state in
dustrial school was notified yesterday that
the boys of that institution would not be
permitted 10 take part in the parade at
the @, A. r. grand encampment None
but G. A. r. members, musicians and
guides viii be admitted to the parade.
The industrial school band. however, will
be given place and will lead the De
partment of Pennsylvania.
Mary Irene Brown, the 5-year-old
daughter of Charles w and Ada Brown.
was adopted by Orson Pratt Civilian and
Erminna Civilian of Hooper yesterday as
their own child Judge W. w. Maughn en-
tering the order TO that effect. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown were divorced June %, 1908
The custody of the only child was given
TO Mrs Brown and she yesterday gave
her consent to the adoption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
HUNSEE MAKES ANSWER.
says Bill of 6urk for $3.50 It Without
Foundation.

SAP Judgment is the purpprt Of the
.s-ss made by Eugene Muusoe I'm th-
answer 90 the complaint of e. j. BuTk
tel IN Che district court last week. The
alt Of Eurl Was to the effect that
l-sa5 owed HIN $50 for merchandise
FINISHED him. that he had paid no part
DE bin. that De was cOucealing and
-slsng Of his property. and that he was
nearing 90 leave the state. The com
ii Uas filed I'm this city by Attorneys
Mccormick & Harris
- bis answer filed yesterday Munsee
eHas every one of the allegations. He
ts1 goes ON to- explain that he and Burk
,t.e To ogden ON the same train tOgeth-
e asst week that they both stopped at
-' broom hotel that they returned home
. Llll On the same train together. and
-.-'-sn they had frequent conversations.
1ta never mentioned the subject of the
-- 1e says no summons was served on
-. dl4 mat ne knew nothing whateVe r
. Iang Of the suit Till he read il in
ua papers
A-s-5 says he never bought a dollar s
.. A or goods from Burk at any time
-l--N- "H-H De paid tho cash, that he
.I OWED hin dollar. that he does not
5.. e 5l man q dollar. that he and Burk
-.- ~. -'- I'd LuCln on opposite sides of the
, --'e- ana that Burk has never mentioned
sluie-l t1 him. He says his perma-
~. .um- rs I'm LuCin, Box Elder county.
s. a. As mas mo- intention of leaving the
49, tll mat he has not concealed his
or disposed OF it, He is reDre-
-- 3t george HalyOrsen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
SEVERAL CASES ARE
BEFORE PROVO COURT

Provo. July 22.-Defendants motion for
a continuance in the case of Milton Niles
Us. the L. S. OzOcerite company is being
heard i'm the Fourth district court. Critch-
low q Barrett of Salt Lake and S. S
Niles of Chicago represent plaintiff. and
Judge Quentin Reed of Denver and A
b. irwin represent defendant a. Voor-
hees of Chicago, president of the Ozo-
cerite company, is attending the trial.
The court set the case for oct. ..
The Jex Lumber company has com-
mencsd suit against e. F. Decker & co.
TO collect $3.50 principal and S23.S5 in
terest alleged to be due on q promissorv
note.
Mrs. Carrie Julian of American Fork
was examined as TO her sanity before
Judge Booth by Drs. Pyne and Moves
and committed TO the state mental hos
pital
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
GLIODEN TOURISTS
NOW IN NEBRASKA

Kearney. Neb., July 22-Two penaliza-
tons of Glidden tourists have resulted
from tOdays run OF 2002 miles from
Council Bluffs, although the committee
has not yet announced the number OF
points each lost
y Chalmers-Le troit tonneau car entered
for the Detroit trophy was penaiized for
work on the cOmmutatOr and a Jewel
touring car for replacing a spark plug
Gus Buses Thomas flyer was caught
I'm mud hole near Columbus, Neb. and
remained there forty minutes until pulled
out by d truck
Secretary Ferguson of the A. A :. con
test board, who was badly injured Tues
day being thrown from his car against
a barbed wire fence, went to Denver by
udln tonight mis- wounds not showing the
improvement hoped for.
Iomorrow's route takes the tourists 10
Julesburg. 200 miles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
OGDEN Briefs.

..s-f-,7 !. Turner. wife and family. con
co-.as ' rye children. are being de-
vlTb. ~ g--ef or the government They
'-=- al Copper Cliff. Canada.
s5e- -.. ram .rom the west is heavily
=ssf--,N ~. tIks ON their wav 10 their
s-ss from the Los Angeles gath
Ed I.5 Sheriff Carl Allison and family
70 toms d 2a-.antTnp and family are ont
-s1v57 week outing in South Fork
has 49, PES Lumber company Of this rity
1-sttr- r. e. ..-tl the contract for fur
EEL rvr--.- NO. IN OF thing for the Dos
UNI I'D salt Lake Citv
Esr5 lam. a-7e. held ON the charge Of
A-lsy f--,-- I'D The stealing OF forty-one
.5st5rfs- IA p. man Eros in Ogden. was
Ea --.l-5d 10 bail in the sum of
Q Anton 81 marry were issued Yesterday
n Re-i. russell and Anime NTiiIs7. bI16
Hgfk--AA springs Wv0 and - u7-l,. -
los sr--f--l Mrs. Abigail smith bcTb I'f
uselas. Cal iii'li' oO'h tI
-tsb 5,,..-la ". A. Whitney of the
one Or L.lN or the Union parifi- lsT5
il517di7s+. SHlar conferences uitb his
1s mas ~ a.. llteTs yesterday. The meet
@ Ills cf+,-- -- -la superintendent cffice
Hsr-- \, ana was well attended
-stv tie l lll55-Sren and J. ]. Movers will
-st At Cr--s and try another bicycle
ME MOTIF nrogram announces ui fi1se
:. ''yo-nHs Ps-ed exhibition bv Raw pTeT.
.-rs=-11s-.. -p1en lap. professio1sI. =
e. uali10vTg ., !nLle handicap, professional.
s-arter-r7i1s -.S-ance lap. amateur. and q
Dawn ,'9 open, amateur. anu q
.gfsson lies ~. is home from trim 70
SIS and b-ss after his diversified i, tls7'
~ sxtsnsio- ofe leaving gave orders for
+. 20 to he e'' 1. q me Sumrter valley rail
~ twenty-five on nm, Day valley. distance
Of ssl,l2llv ha5 iL a = The route laid out
3 n ~, ~ to. TOO hard to overcome 5i1U use
p 09ls --'.flell, Organizer for the Order
l',a5fshins III VeCan for the purp5Se of
sl-sa Wis lodge Of the o~6s5 her,
De nseting next Tuesdsy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
GETTING READY FOR
OPENING OF SCHOOLS

Provo, July 22.-The Provo city schools
will open Sept. 13 The teachers exam
nations will be held Sept. D and = Prin-
cipal George POwelsOu and Professor. j
L. Brown have been appointed associate
members, with Superintendent Rawlings
on the board of examiners
Many of the residents of the Second
ward have pettioned the board of educa-
ton to have the site of the proposed new
SchOOlhOuse changed so as to have II
more centrally located.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
Masons Are Indignant.

s,-.. memo TO inaugurate a bogus Ma
60 5- has just been exposed. A
N ~, whose Hau7 was not learned. came
r, ,s- -y5 nom Helper a short time ago.
s5g- H-l @ charter from the grand
,-,5- teAAsg lTania under which ne
l,.-.-- 20 organize Il lodge i'm Ogden.
s,. .-ls was held one night this week
-sf,. PURPOSE OF parfeCting the organi-
No., !8.Fl3-fiva OF forty men were
sg7-,s-.55 d. On. meeting but the fear was
t-- s--5 e... spy was among the mum
IN. .,-. q" -uJJurumaut was taken with
~ .on2.gt.1s the 5-sarization Much
s--S - .. IS expressed among the Ma
r5lr we. y.5r This effort TO organize what
I-s. h claudeSuue lodge" Among
s-, -..-o.. -.u ou such matters the fraud
2a-5!-'1,.s.-l because the Grand LodAe of
r,. Is. p ana or of any other state y ouIJ
invade the Jurisdiction Of Utab.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
YOUTHFUL COUPLE FAIL
TO OBTAIN LICENSE

Charlie A. Robinette and Mary Edna
r7rs g boy and girl i'm appearance, ap-
rsr,f 40 the courthouse yesterday and
sr5fed for license 10 marry. Hard-hearted
.f.4s were ske9tical as 10 the age of
rss f0uld-be groom. Tie proved to be UNI
.s- age. but produced what puTpOrted to
la letter from his parents giving their
consent 20 the marriage. This hardly COM
Hd with the statute and the county
r-rk asked the young man To get two
witnesses tD The sl1uinenesS of the sig
natures .f his parents. Nothing daunted
IRE Young couple sailed forth TO get the
witnesses They had not vet reported
rh-7 the offices iu the courthouse were
I'D n the evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
FUNERAL AT PROVO
LARGELY ATTENDED
Especial 10 The HeraldD

Provo. July 22.-There was a large at
tendance yesterday at the funeral serv-
ices over the remains Of Mrs. Emmeline
Miller held i'm the Third ward meeting
house. The following speakers addressed
the congregation: Elders s. S Jones, l.
o. SmOot, Albert Singleton; Mrs Marin .
Daniels and Bishop J. n. Taylor Ap-
propriate vocal selections were rendered
by the ward choir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23

Call at city ticket Office Wylie Per
nanent Camping Co, for descriptive
folders. information, etc. about Yellow
stone tours. Six-day trOps start daily
H. H. Hays. agent, 219 s. Main street
Tel Bell $50 Ind lS1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY.

Provo. July 22-Sheritf Judd took A
MORO to Salt Lake today TO serve
thrae-year sentence in the state prison
for q statutory offense- MorrO's efforts
To take an appeal have proved unavail-
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
Pioneer Day.

Big Celebra ton at Wandamere Sa-
lutte a guns at noon; 2:30 p. m, splendid
card horse races; fireworks at night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM OGDEN
to;45 p. m.

Sunday. July Is, via Oregon Shori
Line. after the bicycle races. Round
trip 81 Nine trains each way daily be
tween salt Lake and Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
HoI EoR YELLoWsToNE PARK!

Splendid card horse races Pioneer da!
at Wandamere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
NEXT EXCURSION NORTH,
july 25d,

Via Oregon Short Line. Usual special
low rates to northern Utah and Idaho
points with long limits. Ask agents
for rates and further particulars. City
Ticket Office. POI Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23

Beautiful display of fireH orks, Wan
damere. the night of the 34th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
Ogden News

.s..-4fO Twenty-ffth street.
cF-a'S Ffth Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-23
the Greatest Clearance Sale in Ye


q Positively MatchIess
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
cldtire Trea.r-ert c< r'ari-cs.

Vie mas "Fco's towar" which is to b. replaced b. mere modern birding was rena~kab1" fer it's ex- traordinary collection of range in strumerts and letters used in the treatment of he insane Of rast ages. Thee was a curious machipe in which unruly ma~iacs were swuna un'il they wee in a s ate of stupefac ion and therefore qu.et. And the same idea caused tFe invention of a wheel tLat revolvet like that in a modern squirrel caee. There was narrow upright b"V called an "English coffin" from which the patient could look out bu' cC1ld rot move. When it was t1ilt in 179i the Fools tower marked Fr'at chan9e for the better in the lcus'ag of the i~sare From 200 to 25O Pa tents occunied it's 139 cells.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
Apolo1y cue ar Fer i-co--ino.

An iii eat VOL ian o-ce go, a friend to write ..t.r fo. i'm 70 is swra Fe-.t IT. ir-tc~ was -arh- er pFcsaic c. a Iofe le P. and h. felt hat al a3c,cEy w dur to his sweet heal fer 't5 lack of .endAr nothing I. was as fellows:
 "Please excuse the mid ess Of this here letter, as he chao wtr's 'ritin' i is married man. and Le s2Es he ca I bic a s. i, g 8 i @s: it alIu gives him the s.:a.1ul-s."
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
Auto Road From Flag
 staff to the Canyon

There is a movement now on foot to build good automobile road from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon as an extra inducement to spend the summer in the cool breezeS of the north, and there promises to be greater number this year than ever before Sub scription lists will be circulated soon among those interested for the purpose of raising a special fund and the board ofsupervisors will also be asked to spend a gOOdly portion of the forest ser vice fund received to a1d the pro- iect.
 The road from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon could be built for for a comparatively small ex- pence and would be of incalcul- able benefit to the city.-COcOni- no Sun.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
Work 1cr tl- -n.1ploy.d.

Lack of emTl,yAelt is not a new lae ion. . :. h. Liverpool .Iercuy p' f' 'b~u.ry II. 1872: It is of the highest Importance that d committee .@l,turc should Immediately inquire ito the causes of the presen, want of CmI lryment among the labor ng ca s. nj whether means might not be !cdGd in a nd ion of w}~h h tlC revenue is immense by which a sue oessiol Of public Vo-Es." etc. etc. FFe~e were atthatri:a, F a ly100 wears ago. 1G.00o uneuIlayed n Live poli The s-.Ae writer, after asking: is ver tie only CT -0yraent .at the state has 10 give tie O roo" .oes on tc show h.t [, Q py amios cf F~yrt .t |, e "'lc an 'di .r. (. Greco. Were built With the cl' f o' "c'ttl- con tinual employment io [ ; laborer.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
How High a Tier Car Ju7oa.

For the he-efit Of t.e pr .o...:va big game hunters a cores cnIA'lt inalN disp, ses uf he theoss Il a a iger is unable 10 j m to a-.y H-' .hl from all fours. lie records Fct h" took refuoe in tr2e Gom .c.t'ct- ar tiger. Ire beas-. howe ,a-. iumloI up to him. like an IrGia rub),~ bail. good seven feet" and il was only by letting go with my right and Ia.l- ming both ha res down his meath that l d.d not have very bad iima of it.
 The moral evt's1:ly is tat wrel avoiding tiger i, i5 necessary to fl i tIea with is lowe-j D a9ch aj least 16 feet frol the 3dn ].
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

A number. of eastern tourists have taken advantage ot the te fine weather and made trips to the Petrified Forest.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Lieutenant Kierliff came down from Ft. Apache Sunday enroute to his new home at Ft. MissOula, Montana.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Mir. w. B. Cross and Ezra Divelbess went to Winslow Sat urday in company with an ir- jured patient.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Mir. w. H. Clark has been busy during the week surveying out and placing markers on the nu- merOus lots he owns in HOl- brook.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Dr. George P. Sampson made a flying trip to HOlbrOok from his Winslow home the latter part of the week.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Mir. Jack Smith came in during the latter part of the week on business. He is watching the wool market but not so much concerned as usual as he has al ready disposed of his clip for this year.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Mir Henry Scorse has received word of the safe arrival of his wife and son to Der old home in New York where she will visit for few weeks.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27
EverybodI / Happy.

The man who would ra.Ler be right than be president sonerally has nIs preference gratitied. - Phila,le lphia Record.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

The drenching rains of late have done much good for this part of the county. The grass and other feed are coming on in fine shape and the cattle and the sheep are already showing the certain effects ofa high living. Another rain or two along about now and this country would show the Arizona sinner some thing of how Paradise looks.
Holbrook argus., 1909-04-27

Mir. Cissine, the blacksmith at Keams Canyon, was in HOl- brook for few days during the past week awaiting the arrival of his wife and three small daughters from his former home in Texas. The united family left for their future home Sunday morning. They were accompa- nied by the mother and father of Mir. Cissnie.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-03-25

P. H. Patterson, of Mt. Yer
non, ILL.,, uas moved back here.
He will live on the Jas. McCol-
lum place.
The sad news was sent to Mrs.
Katie Cash Hargiss that her
mother was dying. She left this
morning for Louisiana where her
parents moved since Christmas.
Bert Cole and family, of Beaty's
Mill, are visiting friends and rel
atives in this place.
Mrs. Grumpy visited her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Harmon, of Arkadel-
phia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Calhoun,
OF near Hope, visited Mrs Grumpy
Saturday and Sunday.
The farmers are getting along
real we'll with their work now.
If they have a few more nice
days there will be lots OF corn
planted.
The young folks had a nice
singing at Mr.. Perry BARRIERS
Sunday night. They report a
large crowd in attendance.
Relto Smith has taken his crew
and gone to making heading
lofts.
We would like to correct mis-
take. Instead of it being the
Sunday school and teachers CIV
ing the entertainment on Feb.
22, it was the Literary School.
We had quite a crowd at the
Sunday school, last Sunday, and
more verses were recited when
their names were called than
was the usual order.
Next Sunday there will be
preaching at Piney Grove by
Rev. E. Smell. Let all attend
the services at II o'clock and at
night. Sunday school in evening
as usual. J. M. S.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-03-25

in their power as are kings and
cars. There is no appeal from
the supreme Judges as there is
none from the car of Russia or
the ruler of China. The people
believe they elect men to make
laws, but the fact is, that what
laws they make depends solely
for being rules to be obeyed on
the personal view of the men
who are appointed for life, just
as kings are appointed for life.
The same statue or constitu-
tional provision is decided to be
this way by some men aud de-
cided to be just the opposite OF
that by other men at another or
even the same time. Courts are
nets set by the rulers to help
carry out their deception of max
ing the people believe they are
getting justice, but they are
nothing but the personal desires
of the men who sit III judgement.
When the king app ointed the
judges the judges always gave
decisions in favor of the crown.
And when the capitalist appoint
the Judges the men always give
decisions in favor of the capital
lists. 1t matters not all what the
words of the law say-the judges
have the power to say it means
Just the opposite to what the
words say. But the people are
so easy that it would be a shame
not to play with them and their
liberties. It must be great sport
with the masters to watch the
iaspers while they are being
skinned and fooled.
The men on the bench must
enjoy the game of hide and seek.
Appeal to Reason, Girard, kans.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-03-25
QUARTERLY EXAMINATION

More than 40 young men !,
ladies' were applicants for licen,
at h e quarterly examinato'
which was held at Prescott ~
week.
With the majority it was Tho;
first attempt and MIR. ChapOel
tells us there is a wonderful II
provement in the work don
which shows up well for our di,I
trio t and high schools.
No doubt some will be disa.I
pointed in their grades for !,
understand the examination W.
a hard one, but a low grad
should not discourage anyone. h
should only cause our boys an
girls to work harder and succe,
will crown their efforts.
Mr.. Chappell is grading IN
papers this week and he says thl
lowest grades are on Arithmetie|
Spelling and Theory and Prac]
tice.
Those who took the examine
ton are Misses Fannie Stewar|
Leila Cofield, Edna Cofield, Alth,
Westmoreland. Bette G. Martin
Matte Trevillion, Isabella Arnott|
Bessie Stallcup, Pearl Britt, JeD1
ME Rhea, Lois Felts, Maud
Brown, Matte Lou Hale, Kat
Butcher, Eudah Anderson, Bland
Stewart, Mamie Norman. JesSe
Williams and Mrs. Hattie Butche
Messrs. J. w. Deaton, A. c.
Evered, M. N. Tomlin, A. 7.
Galloway, Thos. Barbaree, Jess
Baker, Gus Wingfeld, Arthu
Starnes, Levi Ogden. w. S. Roe
Fred Booker, Erben Moore, C
NJ. Mcclure, Brad Mcclure and
Carl Porter.
Colored: Susie Sanders. Gym
thia Page, Savannah Morris
Anna P. Lewis, J. c. BrazzeD
Walter T. McCree, c. L. Ken
drick.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-03-25
THE BIGGEST THING IN THE WORLD

The United States Steel Cor
D oration is the biggest industrial
thing in the world.
The total income for the past
y ear was 1882, 600, 900, and count
ing 100000 people to the
United States, this means that it
had an income of $1,000 600 for
every n an, woman and child.
The total receipts for the last
year were just two-thirds of
whatthey were the previous year.
Their earnings last year were
$91, 900, 900, the same being de-
crease of 500. 900, 600 over the
year previous
This was an immence falling
off in business, yet the United
Steel Corporation paid
interest on their bonds, dividends
on their stocks and passed sic,
100000 to the surplus.
The Steel Trust employs 250,
600 men. These men and their
families would fill a city of $50,
900 souls. Commercial Appeal.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-03-25
Piney Grove

Health is not very good in this
community now.
Miss Cole, of Emmett, is with
her sister, Mrs. Shields, who is
very sick at the present writing.
Mrs. Bessie Mohon is on the
sick list today.
Mr.. F. P. Smith made a visit
to Zama Saturday and Sunday to
see his children, Mrs. Marbury
and Bert Smith.
H. M. Wilson, who was a for
mer resident of this community,
is living with his daughter, Mrs.
Sid Padgett, of Zama.