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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad Company.
Special Meeting of Stockholders.

Los Angeles Cal. October 1eth, 1909.
To the Stockholders OF the San Pedro,
Los Angeles Salt Lake Railroad
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the. San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lako Railroad
Company has been called by the president
and the board of directors. to convene
al the office of the company and at its
principal place OF business at tho build
Ing where the board OF directors usually
meet. No. 1863 South Main street. in the
city, of Salt Lake City. In the state, of
1909. at ten o'clock a. m. for the purposes
OF considering and acting upon the fol-
lowing propositions. namely:
]. To authorize the Board Of Dlrec-
tors OF this Company TO make appropriate
provisions for the re;iremen, OF the first
mortgage bonds of this Company. here
toiore authorized In the amount of nifty
millions OF dollars. OF which there have
been only issued the amount OF forty
million dollars; and TO cause the same
faction and discharge OF record OF this
Company's first mortgage. made to the
Equitable Trust Company or New York,
as trustee. bearing date the lst day OF
p To authorize and approve an lssus
Of bonds OF this Company in the amount
July Isl. 1909. 10 be secured by Mort
gage and Deed of Trust, dated as OF July
LIST. 1909 upon the railroad. railroad PROV
erty ey and franchises of this Company'
purtenances thcreunto belonging. iueiud-
Ing like property 10 be hereafter &C
Board OF Directors OF this company to
settle the terms and conditions thereof
and to prescribe the form and tenor III
said bonds and mortgage and deed OF
trust. and to select and appoint trus-
tee OF said mortgage and deed OF trust
The books for the transfer OF the stocl
purposes OF said meeting at twelve o'clock
noon. on the first day of December. 1909
and reopened at ten O'Clock a. IN. on the
22nd day OF December 1909
BY order OF the President and OF the
Board Of Directors.
". II. CoMSTocK.
928sn Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF thc BOARD OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah Nov l0 1909.
Sealed proposals viii bc received at this
Office until s O'Clock y. m. Friday. Mo-
Vcmbcr IL. 1903, for the work of construct
Ing u reinforced concrete divcrting weir
I'm Parley's creek, at Twelfth South street.
Instructions 10 bidders, together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms for
contract and bond. can bc obtained upon
application al the office of the board OF
public works or city engineer
The right is reserved 10 reject any und
all bids.
Gy order Of the board Of public works.
II. c.. MCMILLAN.
Chairman.
GEORGE ., CIiANEY City Engineer,
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lIAH DIXIE LAND
/ IS UP AND DOING
|riieation Projects Completed
and Others Under Way Will
Induce immigration.
,xTERPRISE RESERVOIR
WILL WATER LARGE AREA
E.spastIe Scheme, When Fin
shed. Will Cost 100000;
Eyncrts to Visit Locality.

in the Dixie land Of Utah
!. something doing these dayf
IA, hc many projects now under way
,rstrate that the people have
-, IN TO the progressive spirit
IN the capital Of the state and
.,o !, an effort being made TO in
!. immigration TO that portion OF
b state.
Thc Enterprise Reservoir company
L, Washington county has Just com
f,,sd fhe big reservoir near Enter
,s, hamlet, containing nifty taml-
Is and A distance OF about hfteen
n. southeast from Modena. The
Ir.tuction of this reservoir was be-
= somc Twelve years ago, but the
oset was dormant until within the
y''r rrc wears, when further construc-
4, work was begun and the reservoir
s,,d has been completed only re.
...lr Under this reservoir 10000
of land will be brought under
-s;,ation through irrigation.
|aaotber irrigation project, tho Santa
~, creek scheme. has also been com
- This project is thirty-tvc miles
-,bs,st from Modena and under II
f~t 1000 acres will be watered.
Big Project Being Pushed.
rhs largest irrigation scheme in the
IN land of Utah is the one now
~ constructed by the New Castle
Tsliou company, whose reservoir is
LII ,le month OF Pinto canyon. This
,-rauy brings water from Grass Val
and Pinto creek, and impounds this
oaly IN their reservoir In Pinto can
M The company has spent 100000
E year and has taken up $500 acres
Ehrd. The company has 1000 acres
III tLoat sovu. This fall 200 acres
II tou. grown on dry farm, was
,rp.,ed. The company will expend
mupleting its project about $500,
III This Will enable il TO tunnel
,ss mountain and thus bring the wa
s Of Pine Valley into the Pinto
HEyon reservoir.
IL Experts to Visit Dixie.
Friday evening party Of six eX.
tns from the Agricultural college ut
krr passed through Salt Lake en-
||IIt ~ Nuf -fIlpu " lI'l' lb' llilSh
ss projects above mentioned are,
is geOtlemen viii hold farmers in.
frles and will deliver lectures upon
bst methods of farming in the
E7Fly cited. They will be absent five
sk The party goes direct TO ST.
nree The county scat of Washing
,onnty, where the first institute
~ b. held
Il IlssO institutes will continue for
~ and The farmers have been no.
~ and The Institutes viii no doubt
lagele attended,. The Experiment
NJ. near 81. George. viii also he
Z |nlh. The points where the insti-
|'e will he held arc 81 George, Ce-
~ CIV Fillmore, Beaver and Ncphi.
r. st.' one will begin Monday.
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SELMA CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY.
Notice OF q Special Meeting Of Stock
holders.

Notice Is hereby Rivcu that special
rnee linc OF the stockholders ot the Selma
Consolidated Mining company viii be
held at it's ofncc No. 5UT Ncwhouse
building salt Like CITY, Utah, on Sutur-
day. the 18th day OF December, y. L..
1909. at two O'Clock p. u. Said meeting
article II uf the articles OF Incorporation
of said company. 50 as 10 make the capi-
tai stock OF said company asSessa bic q,
consider and vote upon the uUeStirn OF
leasing, selling. OF iu some manner dis
posing OF all the property and property
interests OF said company. and for the
tIIusactio OF such other business as
may properly come before tho mcctins
by order ot the board of directors.
CHNS. TYING. President.
O. w. CARLSON. Secretary.
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And In accordance with law and AN
order of the board of directors, made on
the end day Of September, 1909. so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may he necessary Will be sold at public
auction at the office or the secretary
room $40 Mccormick building. Salt Lake
City, Utah, ON the %0th day OF November.
1909. at y, M. TO pay the delinquent
assessments thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
G. a. COOK Secretary.
Office 5l0 Mccormick Building, Salt
Lake City, Utah,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Phoebe Metals Mining company priuci-
pal place of business. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Notico-Tbcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No l OF one cent per share,
levied on the 22nd day OF September.
The names OF the respective sharehold- :
ers, as follows;
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And In accordance with the law and an
order OF the board of directors made or
the 10th day Of September. 1909, so Tpany
shares OF each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary viii be sold at the
Office of tho company. No, 80 South Main
street salt Lake City. Utah, OH the Path
DAY OF November 1909. at tho hour OF
sessmcnt thereon, together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Ofncc No. - South Main Street salt
al,n I.IfN l-InM
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

New York Bonanza Mlning company.
Principal place of business. Salt Lake
city, Utah. Notice. There are deliu- :
quent upon the following described stock
on account Of assessment No. 20 OF cents
per share, levied on the Sth day OF Octo- =
Der, i90S,l the several amounts set oppo- =
site the names Of the respective stock
holders as follows.
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The court appointed o. II. FouIke
commissioner TO carry out the terms of
the decree and divides the expense of
the trial among the various bitches md
irrigation companies interested in the
water.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place OF business, Salt Lake City. Utah
NotiCe-Thcrc arc delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 4. levied on the 10Th day
Of September. 1909, the several amounts
shareholders. as follows
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Government Positions.

Young men and women TO qualify for
postoffice clerks Examination No
vember II Call at 333 Atlas block.
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der of the board OF directors made on the
Sth dan Of October. 1909. so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock q $ may be
necessary VIII bc sold at the office of
life company. No. /: East md South ST.,
salt Lake city. Utah, ON the Goth day OF
November, 1909, at tho hour OF / o'clock
y. M, TO pay the DELINQUENT assessment
thereon, together with the costs of al .
vcrtistng and expense OF sale
J. H. DEMlNG. Secretary.
No. y East Second South street. Salt
Lake CIV ItNh.
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Our wonderful sale offering on all
furs and millinery still continues, See
our hats for Si.S5. $50 and $3.50.
. .Mchcsv T. loo Main street
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The Excess.

When the water in the stream exceeds
the quantity necessary TO supply the
bitches above mentioned the court de-
crccs that the following ditchcs arc en-
titled TO the excess according 10 their
capacity rs given IN second feet:
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None of the above bitches is entitled
to any of the surplus water of tho
creek.
The balance Of the primary rights,
amounting TO 92.64 second feet, is dis.
tributed to these bitches in the follow
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The surplus waters OF the creek are
distributed among the following four
teen bitches. the capacities Of which
are IN second feet:
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DECREE SIGNED IN
NOTED WATER CASE
Last Chapter Written in Suit
That Has Been Before Court
Nine Years.
INVOLVES WATER RIGHTS
in LITTLE COTTONWOOD
Termination of Action Begun in
1902, Affecting Almost
1000 Persons.

Judge c. W. Morse Friday signed the
decree in the famous case involving the
rights. 10 the waters of Little Cotton.
wood creek and the decree is now a mat
ter of record in the Office oil the clerk
Of the district court.
The suit was filed, on July 23, 1902
by the Union G. East Jordan Irriga
ton company against the Richards Irri.
cation company and about 700 others
Interested in the water rights Of the
creek. The taking Of evidence was com.
menced on January j., 1907. and was
continued from time to time until Sop.
tember q, 1907, when it was concluded.
The court in its decree adjudicates the
water only among the various bitches
and irrigation canals in which the par
ties to the action are interested.
Between the year 1S4S and up TO and
including the year 1856 the primary
water rights appropriated by the var.
ions ditches amounted to 94.79 second
feet of the flow of the stream,
The Primary Rights.
The court decrees that the following
seven ditches arc the appropriators of
and entitled to the primary rights in
second ioct
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Caroline Chapel.

SbsdaI 10 lhe Ne7yS.
Working seems to be the order of the
day.
Rev. Clonce filled his appointment
Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Rankin attended church
Sunday.
W. J. Rogers of Rossville, visited j.
FL. Privett and family last week.
Mrs. Evaline Rogers is visiting her
son at Rossville.
]. H. Privett and Green Evans are
trying the work out ON the mountain
this week.
Mrs. Berkie Pitman visited Mrs.
Emma Privett last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Long visited Mrs. En-
ma Privett Sunday.
Spring seems to be close at hand.
The health of our neighborhood IL
very good as far as know.
Miss ley Pitman and Robt. RedmaI
were married Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary Rankin and daughter, o
! Whitwell. were visiting at Bill Moore
Saturday and Sunday. Snow Ball.
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LOOney's Creek.
Spseiai 10 tie Meas

Sb.aaii 10 the Meas
Will Saynes went to Whitwell Mon
day.
Misses Bertha Moore, Lottie and
Mary Ann Defur, Tom Defur and Is
aac Moore went to the mines Sunday
and We writer went, too, and all had
nice time.
Tom Defur and Walter Hudson at
tended church at Whitwell Sunday
night.
J. Hicks and Charlie Holloway went
to Chattanooga Friday with lot of
hogs
There was party at Charlie Ridges
Saturday night. A large crowd at
tended and all had nice time.
Henry Anderegg went to Whitwell
Sunday.
Miss Emma Holloway visited Miss
es Maud and Bessie Ewton Sunday.
Tommie Saynes spent Sunday with
home folks.
Charlie Holloway passed by here
Monday.
Mrs. J L. Defur spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Jay Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Hudson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hudson
Wonder where Lewis Thomas is.
Ye writer hasn't seen him in long
time.
Walter Hudson called on his bes
girl Sunday evening.
Ye writer would like to hear from
Albert and Ace Condra, of Maryville
Arthur Curry made his regular cal
at j. ID. Defur's Saturday evening.
Pink Rose.
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which busted one of his lungs, ana we
expect a suit in the next term OF court
Mrs. A. S. Jones, who was very low
sometime ago, is we'll again. Her tatn-
ar and brothers have returned to their
homes in Alabama.
.Joe Walker was elected as delegate
to the sub-district which opens the Sth
of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford gave an oys-
ter supper last night at their home
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dox-
lie, Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Jones, MI
and Mrs. w. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Bird Young and Dr. Thorp and wife.
All enjoyed the evening and ate 10
their hearts content.
They had some trouble with shot mr.
ers here after they started to run coal.
They employed six men to shoot. Inc
men had to pay these six men "a. "A
day each for eight hours, which made
S95. IA. Then they claimed 1T took
from 10 to Is hours to shoot which
had to be paid for over time, so the
men decided that there was something
wrong so four men volunteered tc
shoot and see how long it took. so b.
McMurd, and Newton Jones and two
Italians shot, only four instead of six,
and instead of overtime they worked
from 4:45 until 900 O'Clock shooting
That reduced the check about IS pc
dav at this mine. International.
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CHRISTOPHER. ILL.

Sbectak TO The Ne7US.
The big show at DuQuoin was we'll
represented from Benton and Christie
pher last Thursday night There were
a hundred people from here and seven
ty-five or eighty from Benton.
Clee Smith and best girl took in the
show at DuQuoin.
Tom, Charlie and Willie Watts went
to the show at DuQuoin. The name
of this show was the "Three Twins.
1t was fine play and we didn't get
back here until 70 o'clock. The train
was late.
They had free for all last night
down at the Dali boarding house but
no one was hurt except Harry Dali
who got cut and is in bad fix at pres
emit, but we hope he will get all right
soon. Charlie Towers is the man who
cut Harry and he was arrested and
fined $50 and he ought to be sent to
the pen for ten years. Harry is Grip
pied and has been cripple for over a
year. He has been hurt twice in the
last year.
Sidney Ballard, Jr., of DuQuoin,
visited his sister this week.
Mrs John Culley is visiting Mrs.
John Arledge tonight.
They opened the fires at the East
Mine last night and report them al
out, SO they will be ready to run IL
the morning.
l see good news in my paper to
night. 1t says that the Zeigler mine
and property are sold to Pennsylvan
ia coal company and they are going t.
sink two new mines in the near futur
Reports also say that the new compan,
will operate the mines with uniol
miners and this, it is claimed, will d
away with the scab mines. We hop
it will be soon.
Would like to hear how Tim Thoma
has got, if anyone can tell us throug
the News
Tom Ballard, of DuQuoin, is visit
! ing John Arledge today.
John Arledge bought lot in tn
: north part of town Saturday and wi
build house on it next month. h
bought the lot from A. J. Walker.
E. ID. Grimes called on John Al
ledge tonight.
John Lenard visited John Arledg
tonight.
Johnnie Culley is visiting his siste
at DeSoto, ILL.,, this week
Il Mr.. and Mrs. win Culley visite
5 Mrs Culleys parents at DuQuoin Sa
urday and Sunday.
Will Harrison and A. Jones went
q SCISSOR, ILL.,, Saturday night.
Old Black Joe.
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BENTON, ILL.
.Sbetial 10 the Ne7uS.

.Spetial 10 the Ns7OS.
| will say to the man OF Wolhal'
which ever it is, from Alabama VINO
got insulted about dancing and booze
that | am not christian, don't pelohS
to any church, never wrote anythlhs
70 cause any intelligent person TO
think I meant such thing and was
merely calling his attention to the mis-
take he made when he downed booze
and in a way upheld something tnat
in my opinion is the worse OF the two
You trv to come back as If l was
drunkard and bad fellow who dld not
respect lady, and did not know how
to use good manners. You said leave
your IA at home land go to the next
dance. Now, if.I went to dance ana
ever carried IA or 10 either L
would take it along for would expect
TO need it, for if there was lady
there she would stand good show TO
be insulted by some disreputable per-
son. When go to show respect to a
lady | always try first of alto take her
in good company-that is one way
respect lady, and l never found 1t
necessary to go to the dance hall to
findit. OF course think there are re-
spectacle people who go to dances but
they are in awful bad company While
they are there. Now, you say some
churches don't object todancing. That
church don't object to booze, either
if it is the one think..it is, for think
l know your religion. There is one
church that don't object to drink I'M
less you get too much, so you did moi
score any point when you said some
churches did not object to dancing
Neither churches nor these fowery ar
guments will take you to heaven. L
YOU mean it act religion instead O.
arguing it. There are lots of churci
members who would miss heaven al
far as would now if | died. n. )
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WhiteSide.

Specialize Me Ne7Os.
Mrs. Geo. Switzerland is visiting
relatives here this week.
David Long is home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Murphey are
visiting relatives at Whiteside.
Misses Ju liza and Bertha Doyle went
to Chattanooga Friday.
Mrs. Matte Davis, of Roope, passed
through here Saturday en- route to
Monteagle.
Kelly Hartman was in Whiteside
Saturday.
Mrs. Cordia Doyle was visiting Ber-
tina Doyle Saturday afternoon.
Will Davis was visiting friends here
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson have
returned home after weeks visit to
relatives up the valley.
/ The little son of Mr. and Mrs. JAS
Clouse, who had his leg cut off by a
train Wednesday, is getting along very
well.
What is wrong with Sunshine of
GuildT l have not seen any of her
pieces in quite while. Come on,
Sunshine.
Campbell Murphey was visiting Ed
Sexton on the mountain Sunday.
Harry Ransom was in Whitesid'
Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson was visiting Mrs
Sexton Friday afternoon.
Jessie Simpson, of Roope, was her'
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Title were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Price Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Long was visiting Mis-
Pearlie Brazil Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Pride Chanderly wer
e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Sun
day evening
S Miss Kate Anderson was visitin
D Bertha Doye Sunday evening.
Milton Doyle was visiting Dave Lon
+ Sunday. Old Maids Friend
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Lock and Dam.

Speoial 10 tie NeaoS.
Work at the Lock and Dam is pro-
crossing very nicely.
Miss Letha Graham. of ShellmOund.
attended church at Hale's Chapel Sun
day.
Joe Roope, of Whiteside, was at the
Lock and Dam Sunday.
Miss Anna Bell Caggle. of Highland
Park, is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
ID. Ketner, this week.
Mrs. Theo Crumbliss has returned
nome after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Copenhagen.
Jake Cyphers, of Ladd's Switch, Wis
tied John Myers Sunday.
John Harbour was at Kelly's Ferry
Sunday.
Saul White and Sid Myers called al
John Myers Sunday night.
Ralph Boynton was at ID. A. Me
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Rend City, III.
Special to the NJ T0s.

.ybefial To the M70s
Wren started hosting coal sometime
ago but hasn't got Strengthened out
yet
The new superintendent here says
he won't employ any Italians or nun
KEYS so the Italians have made
threats of killing him. | don't sup
nose they will but he is considering
his life in danger and is going to EN-
plov detective to protect him. de
offered man 500 and house rent to NIL
the Job, which would make s69 per
month. but don't think that he Will
accept for less than $50 and house rent.
Hamp Williams. who was ON duty
as engineer here when the last ex'
plosion occurred and died less than a
month after the explosion. was cut
open and his lungs examined aud tne
doctors who examined him claim that
his death was caused by the explosion
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SPRUNG AlEAK.

Maude has her own explanation for
everything. Her mother was giving her
bath when she said:
- wonder where this dust on the Wat
err came froin?"
Maude promptly replied:
Perhaps leak somew here. mamma.
You know | am made of dust"
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Brides Sunday night.

Brides Sunday night.
Mrs. D. A. Mcbride visited Mrs.
Upton Saturday afternoon.
Frank Mechanism was in Chatta-.
nooga Friday.
Miss Clara Myers visited Mrs. Bob
Obar at Ladd's Switch Wednesday of
last week
Ralph Boynton was in Chattanooga
Monday.
Missse Minnie Sitz and Ethel Nc
Bride called on the Misses Myers Sun
day afternoon.
Clinton Mcbride, of Jasper, visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday
! Miss Minnie Sitz visited her parents
in Tracy City last week.
Mr.. Taylor. of Lald's Switch, called
at John Myers Sunday afternoon
Misses Cleva and Cora Myers, Ethel
Mcbride and Minnie Sitz, Messrs.
Tom and Sid Myers, were out walking
Sunday afternoon. Pansy
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PROUD OF THEM.

partner" said the tall tramp at the
water-tank, Eyer don't seem much wor-
ried obout dem openings in de under
part OF Yer shoe.
II guess not" ehucklsd the short
tramp as he warmed bis feet on the bot
c nde: ;'dey are de windows Of me sole. ="
Chicago News
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Three Good Sermons.

PITTSBURG, Ga, March 9.-Our
pastor, Rev. T. J. Smith, preached
three fine sermons Sunday to large
congregations at the church. He used
the 9th chapter and 9th verse of the
Prophet Isaiah 1t was his farewell
sermon to the prisoners who will be
taken out the first of April. He also
preached to large crowd at the mines
at night from Ezekial, Both chapter
and Goth verse. 1t was a fine sermon
and directed by the spirit.