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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
GRAND AND PETIT
JURORS ARE
DRAWN
Eighteen Grand Jury
Prisoners Are Now
Awaiting Action
tFrom Saturdays Dailvb

Grand and trial juries were drawn
yesterday by Clerk Of the Court j. NJ.
Watts, Probate Judge G.. r. Hicks and
Sheriff J. w. Smith in the Office Of the
clerk Of the court in obedience TO or.
ders Of Judge Edward M. Doe, who
called a special term Of court Thurs
day
Twenty.one names were drawn for
the grand jury, which the statutes pro.
vide shall consists Of not less than
sixteen nor more than twenty-three
members. A yenirc Of fifty trial jur.
ors will he summoned. Deputy Sheriff
Joseph Cook will leave this morning
for Hillside, Camp Wood, Thompson
and Williamson valleys and interven.
ing districts 20 summon grand and
trial jurors and on other Official bust.
ness.
Eighteen grand jury prisoners are
now confined an the county Jail, two OF
which are from Mohave county. Seven
accused Of crimes 10 be Investigated
by the grand jury are enjoying their
liberties under bond.
Among others che following cases
will come before the grand jury,
which meets June o, FOR investigation:
Manuel Garcia, murder; Sam Beret-
to, murder; Francisco Aldieova, horse
stealing; Joe James, burglary; Henry
Essex. criminal ASSAULT ". 8. Hall,
burglary; Otto MINER, obtaining mon
ey under false pretenscs; J. j. Buck
man, burglary; Cayatano Lopez, dyns-
hitting the Charley Hong restaurant In
jerome; Cacsaria Lueerio and Juan
Martinez, cattle stealing; Sylvester
Vaughn, assault with a deadly weapon;
Ned eagle, assault with a deadly wea.
pom: &. A. Bruce, aseash With dead
iy weapon; I,ouis Sehrads. and 4.
Bensrh, burglary; Harry Allen and
Jake viekers, burglary; J. A. Rivers.
assault with = deadly weapon; Spencer,
Farrell, Mccullough and Manning.
burglary; Juan Melindes, assault with
n deadly weapon.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
CITIZENS WILL AID
IN BUILDING
ROAD
Business Men Agree To
Weld Pick And
Shovel
(From Saturdays ,,sily,

A novel experiment "a road building
and one that viii attract attention
throughout the territory was arranged
last night at the meeting Of the Yava-
pal Good Roads association. The plan
IL TO induce as NAM citizens as posi-
BILE 70 donate n days work on the
highway, and the Williamson valley
road has been selected rs the place to
test the idea.
Promises have been already secured
from $50 business and professional men
TO devote next Monday TO the good
cause. They will leave the d. Is. store
from 3 to . in the morning and armed
with pick and shovel will proceed to
the ground and furnish an example In
good road building. A committee will
accompany the supervisors tomorrow
over portion Of the road and the
latter will designate q place on which
the work il TO be done. All citizens
are invited 10 Join in the good work.
II is not expected that n very long
stretch Of road will be improved, the
object being to do properly what 10
possible to be done In the course Of n
day.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
WORK RESUMED ON THE
LorTIE MINE IN BIG BUG
Urem Thursdays Daily,

Work was recently resumed on the
Lottic mine In the Big Bug district by
the Oriental Mining company. Only a
small force is employed at present.
General Manager W. A. Kent Of the
company stated yesterday tina, il ia the
intention 70 increase the force soon
Operations are confined TO the running
Of a erosscut to tap vein Paralleliug
the main Lottis vein,
The Lottie has an excellent record
AZ q gold producer. !, Is opened BY a
tunnel 400 feet in length the face OF
which Is in the vein 500 feet below
the apex.
The mine IL located at Prov'dsaes
along the Poland branch Of the Brad
shaw Mountain railroad.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

Harrington BIauveIt, generhI man
aver ~ the Cash Mining company, ar
rived here yesterday FROM the Cash
mine, on business.
Lsft for Pueblo.
Howard Hewitt. known 10 wide
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
city News
....In Brief
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(From Thursdays Daily
walker Visitor.
\. T.. Upper Of walker is visiting in
he city.
|bron King Visitor.
:. r. Trengore Of Iron King is here
I'D a business visit.
Here on Business.
Frank Nestor, the Huron merchant,
l. here on business.
ash Fork visitors.
W. r. Duffy and &. A. Smith Of Ash
ork are visiting in the city.
hack from California.
John whalen has returned from IN
,icnded visit in Riverside.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Frank Whip Of Crown King is en-.
loving a short vacation In the city.
New York Visitor.
Morris Abrahams Of New York Is
ere on one Of his periodical visits.
Wool Grower Visits.
!. l. G. Brown, the northern Arizona
wool grower, is here on sheep business.
bLsft for Home.
Mrs. Anna Spencer, mother Of Mrs.
n. A. Reichard, who died a few days
Igo. left yesterday afternoon for her
home in Meadville, Pennsylvania, af.
or -four months visit, the guest Of
Mr. and the late Mrs. Reiehard.
Home from saloms.
Attorney r. G. Job arrived home yes
erday from a professional visit to 81.
lme.
Loft for Fossil Greek.
Dr. J. X. Mcdonnell left yesterday
J or Fossil creek, nfter weeks visit
(ere.
Back from Visits.
Miss Mabel Wilson arrived home
yesterday from n visit with friends in
Kirkland.
Homo from Jerome.
Attorney r. E. Morrison arrived
home last night from q professional
visit to Jerome.
Left for His Eisss.
W. NJ. Martin left last night for his
mines in the Kirkland district, after
thort business visit.
Isft for Phoenix.
+. Lasham Of Chicago, who is seri'
ously III with typhoid fever, left last
night for Phoenix.
Hons from Visit.
Barry vyns arrived home last night
from visit with relatives and friends
in Hartford, Kansas.
Vacation.
Henry Smith 10 in the city from his
mines in the Hassayampa district, en-
joying n short vacation.
Senator Visitors.
James Humphreys and Ralph Jones
Of Senator visited here yesterday on
business, returning home last night.
Pioneer Visits.
J. II. Lee, a pioneer resident, Is in
the city from his home on the Ameri'
can ranch in the Granite mountain dis
trict.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
this afternoon ut ESQ O'Clock ut the
home Of Mrs. Il. J. +. Horne, Pleasant
street.
Purchasing Supplies.
william Baird IL in the city from his
mines in the Copper Greek section OF
the Hassayampa district, purchasing
supplies.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
CFrsn Saturdays Daily

wv Sey D'syy
Left for Phoenix.
A. NJ. Csvill left yesterday morning
for q short visit In Phoenix.
AcCabs vidtors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Fiammer Of Nc.
Cabe are visiting In the city.
Left for Phoenix.
J. II. Cordes left yesterday morning
for a few days visit In Phoenix.
Left for Phoenix.
DIR. J. X. Hartzell left yesterday
morning for q short visit in Phoenix.
Mining Man Visits.
T. n. Childers, the Turkey Creek dis
trict mining man, IL here on business.
Passed Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Loekett and fam
lily passed through here yesterday on
their way to their summer home In
Flagstaff from their winter home in
the Salt river valley.
Blue Bell Visitor.
Mrs. Charles Carman Of Blue Bell
arrived here last evening on short
visit.
Enjoying . Vacation.
Del Lyman il In the city from
Crown King enjoying well-earned VA
cation.
Will Visit the Coast.
Mrs. w. j. Mulvenon was an outgo-
ing passenger yesterday morning fo'
the coast.
HONE from Phoenix.
w. +. Jennings arrived home yester
day afternoon from an extended visi'
in Phoenix.
In from His Mines.
w. j. Kearney IL In the city from
his mines on Senator mountain, ON I
short visit.
Copper City Visitor.
". shutz " Jerome arrived her
yesterday from the Copper City, on
short visit.
Home from Visit.
Mrs. Shirley Balderson and baby ar
rived home last night from a pleasan
visit on the coast.
Will Visit Los Angeles.
Rev. Francis r. Walker. pastor o
the Baptist church, left yesterda.
morning for Los Angeles.
A Flying Visit.
/ n. r. Daley paid flying bushes
visit To Puntenney yesterday AFTERNOON
returning here last night.
Isft for Phoenix.
Mrs. q. T.. Meany was an outgoin
passenger yesterday moraing for Phos
nix on visit with relatives.
Home from Phoenix.
Mrs. y, NJ Dreseher and baby nj
rived home yesterday afternoon from
visit with relatives in Phoenix.
Enjoying q Vacation.
william Brady, the Mayer mimi
man, IL enjoying well earned Na'
ton among his May friends here
Stores 10 Close.
In observance Of Memorial Day, a
Of the grocery stores will close
Monday at III o'clock.
Left for Home.
I'd sheibley Of Ash Fork was an ou'
going passenger yesterday afternoo
for home, after three weeks Wis
here.
visited Here Yesterday.
Nd Zeiger, the Congress June,io
merchant, visited here yesterday Q
business, returning home on the Nigh
trim.
Mine Manager Here.
Harrington Blauyelt, general ma
aver ~ the Cash Mining company, a
rived here yesterday FROM the Car
mine, on business.
Lsfs for PSsblo.
Howard Hewitt, known TO vic
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

district, to enjoy q well. earned vaca.
tion among his many friends here.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

bradshaw mountain stockmen, are here
on business. :.t54.-." t@l...
Copper City Visitor.
j. W. sharpe Of Jerome arrived here
yesterday from the copper city, on n
short business visit.
In from His Nine.
Charles I. Haley arrived home last
night from the Mineral Point district
where he has mining interests.
Expected Home Today.
Mrs. +. N. Drescher is expected home
today from an extended visit with rel.
atives and friends in Phoenix.
stockman Visits.
James Hamilton, foreman Of the Bar
Diamond Land & Cattle company, is
here on business Of his company.
Back from Mineral Hill.
Jack johnson has returned from an
| extended engagement nj the Mineral
Hill mines In the A. 4 C. country.
Left for Cherry Creek.
X. II. Burmister, general manager Of
the Arizona Gold.Copper Mines com.
pany, and Ben Blanchard, general man
ager Of the National Copper company,
left yesterday for the Cherry Creek
district, on a mine inspection trip.
Santa Maria Visitor.
n Thnvaa T.
terday aftrenon from his mines in the
Santa Marin district on mining bust.
ness.
Baptist Missionary Society Nesting.
The woman's Baptist Missionary
society will hold n meeting this after.
non at the home Of Mrs. Wade at a
o clock.
win Leave for California.
+. NJ. Murphy, president Of the 8. r.,
+. 4 r., will leave today for Los An.
gcles and San Francisco On railroad
business.
Left for Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dickerson left
yesterday afternoon for their homo In
Seligman, after n pleasant two days
visit here.
Left for Home.
=. X. Trengore was an outgoing pas
senger yesterday morning for his home
at the Iron King mine, after a brief
business visit.
Home from Vacation.
George Meade, a popular attache OF
the Prescott National hank, arrived
home yesterday after spending = pleas.
ant vacation on the coast.
Army 0mcer Visits.
Colonel Pope, chief quartcrmaster Of
the Department % Colorado, arrived
here last night from Denver on an Of
fetal visit 10 Fort whipple.
Mining Man Returns.
NJ. L. Buckley, general manager OF
the Speek Mining company, arrived
home yesterday from a visit TO Kansas
City on business Of his company.
Left for jerome.
J. J. Fisher, consulting engineer Of
the United Verde Extension Mining
company, left yesterday morning for q
visit to the Little Daisy mine Mt Jer'
ono.
Mine Superintendent Visits.
Peter Eckberg, superintendent Of the
Baumann Copper company, arrived
here last evening from his company
camp In the Aqua Fria district, on
business.
Mine Manager Here.
r. J. Blcakley, general manager of
the Victor Mining company, returned
here last night from an extended visit
at his old home in Franklin, Pennsyl'
vsnis.
Enjoying . Vacation.
J. v. Bolspd arrived here yesterday
from the camp Of the Big Stick Gold
| Ng;u,,., oou,nauv In tho Santa Ma ria
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
In from His Mines.

In from His Mines.
John Brady arrived here yesterday
afternoon from the walnu, Grove ai..
piet, where he has promising mining
interests
Picnic Postponed.
The picnic TO be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Marina street Meth.
odist church has been postponed in.
definitely.
Kirkland Visitor.
Mrs. Charles Rigden Of Kirkland mr..
rived here yesterday afternoon. She
will be the guest Of Mrs. Harry NJ.
Thomas week.
Grown King Visitor.
i. j. Meeenity, the Crown King
merchant, came in last evening from
the Bradshaw mountain metropolis on
short business visit.
Stopped Over Here.
Miss Kate Tudder, who recently
closed n successful term Of the Poland
school, stopped over here yesterday on
his way home to Seligman.
Left for Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Brown Of
Crown King left yesterday morning for
their Bradshaw mountain home, after
a pleasant visit with friends.
VIII Leave for Mineral Hill.
George Wood and NJ. J. Heller will
leave this morning for Mineral Hill
mines In the Bill Williams Fork noun.
tains on q mine inspection trip.
Left for Home.
Jesse A. Robson and Horace Bow
DIRE were outgoing passengers yester.
day morning for their homes In Mayer,
after q short business visit here.
Passed Through.
Charles T. Lynch, the Jerome min.
ing and real estate man, passed
through here yesterday on his way to
the A. 4 c. country, on mining bust.
ness.
Passed Through.
Mrs. John Tinker passed through
here yesterday on her way homo TO
Gallup after q pleasant visit with
friends In Phoenix and the Salt River
valley.
Nine Manager Here.
Ben Blanchard, president and gen.
eral manager Of the National Copper
company, returned here yesterday from
Ais sompsay's mine. In the A. Z c.
Left for Home.
Constable J. w. Dial left yesterday
afternoon for his home in Seligman,
after lodging Juan Nell siez, who shot
and seriously wounded Guadalupe Ro.
mados near Crookton, Monday, in the
county jail.
Railroad Gardener Hsrs.
+. Hosp, superintendent Of gardens
Of the Santa Fe, arrived here yester.
day 20 secure n carload Of cactus plants
for the garden OF the Fl Tovar hotel at
Grand Canyon.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

district, to enjoy a well earned vaca.
tion among his many friends here.
Enjoyed Vacation.
W. l.. Carver, city ticket agent OF
the Santa Fe as Phoenix, passed
through last night on his way home
from n pleasant three weeks vacation
at his old home in western Kansas and
Denver, Colo.
Former Resident Visits.
Mrs. A. J. Miller, n former resident
Of this county, arrived here yesterday
from her home in Berkeley, California,
on n visit with relatives. Mrs. Miller
is pleasantly remembered ms Miss Cook
OF Williamson valley.
Phoenix Excursions.
Notice is given that the Phoenix ex.
cursion train will leave at 9:15 O'Clock
on Saturday night, instead Of $3.50
O'Clock M was previously announced.
As this Is the last excursion Of the sea.
son TO the Capital City, IL is certain
that there will be large crowd. Tick.
cts are good on all trains today.
Passed Through.
Tom Taylor, superintendent Of the
United Verde smeltcrs, David Common
and Ed Ruckcr OF Jerome passed
through here yesterday on their way
home TO the copper city from q short
visit In Phoenix and the Salt river
valley.
Accepts New Position.
James Harrison left yesterday morn.
ing for Jerome, where he has accepted
the position Of mine foreman at the
Little Daisy mine with the United
Verde Extension Mining company. The
position was vacated yesterday by Ed
wieks, who resigned.
Michigan Visitor.
Samuel Brady, Of Ioughton, Michi.
gan, president Of the Yuma Copper
company, arrived here yesterday from
his company's mines In the salomc dis.
triet. He will be the guest Of his
brother.in.lsw, Attorney Thomas c.
Job, a few days before he leaves FOR
home.
Former Residents Happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. william LePage OF
Florence, former residents Of this city,
are happy over the recent arrival at
their home Of a healthy ne-pound
baby son. Mrs. LePage will be re.
membered by many friends here as
Miss Hattie Merritt. M.s. W. II. Mc..
rift has returned from q visit with the
LePages in Florence.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

Instruments Filsd - Reported ~ TIE
Prepcott fftis %.


may 20.
10. Mayer to Yavapai supply Co..
Lease. 95 years. IS. Lot !, Block
I, Mayer.
W. NJ. and Elizabeth. n. Owens 10
cate 4 mines, Castle Greek district.
United States TO Bed Rock Mining
Co.-Patsat. Fire Place. Minnie,
Pleasant View, Elvsra, stull and Gold
Trail mines, Hassayampa district.
Estate Hezskiah BROOKS 10 Harriet
A. Robins, Deed. $500. Lot IA, Block
90, Prescott.
MAY 20
T. W. Park and n. 2. Hopsen sle
Certificate Of Copartnsuhip to do u
general brokerage bushes. in jerome
as r. W. Park 4 Co.
jesse c. Wilson locates Queen Dora
Mine, skull Valley district.
Jacob Miller TO Louis v. Orwell
q G. Deed. "Jaeob Milln and "Cs.
dar Canyon" ranches and ranges, Big
bug district.
Jacob Miller to Louis = orwell
Bill Of sale. ssia5.7l. Cattle and
horses ranging In rig Bag district.
United states TO W. G. Rassell--Pat.
ept. ALADDIN mine, walker district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02
(Tron Fridays Dsny.)
samu Verde ViaitoY.


Camp Verde Visitor.
Mrs. c. II. Harris Of Camp Verde Is
visiting In the city.
Peoples Valley Visitor.
Fred Genung OF Peoples valley -
visiting in the city.
Jerome Junction Visitor.
Mrs. J. Paul Of Jerome Junction N
visiting in the city.
Mining Man Visits.
q. II. Miller, the Copper Basin min
ing man, IL here on business.
Left for Home.
william Ehle left for his home IN
Skull valley last night, after short
visit.
stockmsn Visit.
N. II. Simpson and II. q. Hewitt,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-16
STEAMSHIPS
CREW REFUSED
DUTY ON BOARD
SEVERAL MEMBERS OF BRITISH
STEAMER WATHFIELD'S CREW
CLAIMED THE SHIP WAS UN-
sEAWoRTHY AND REFUSED TO
GO TO SEA.

Nine or ten members of the crew of
the British steamship Wathfield, al
1eging that the vessel was not safe
absolutely refused to go to sea in that
ship Tuesday and even went SO far
as to put up the claim that the YES
sci was unseaworthy and demanded
that a board Of survey be summoned
and examine into their contention.
Such a board was summoned, and Z.
w. Oliver, local agent for LlOyd'S
Marine Insurance, was a member. The
ship was found to have nothing more
than an unusually high deckload, and
was not down by several inches to
her loading lines. With all that, the
crew still were firm in their refusal
and desired that they be paid off.
This Captain Clarke did at o'clock
in the Office Of the British vice consul
w. d. Howe acting in the absence of
the accredited British government
representative.
All day long the dissatisfied mem
bers of the crew kept together on
PalafOx street, alternately visiting the
Office Of the British vice-consul and
sailor boarding houses. A number of
white seamen were TO be had very
easily and Captain Clarke said at
4:S0 o'clock that he had filed all va
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FLORIDA BUYS
A LARGE FLAG
FIRST ONE THE STATE HAS EVER
OWNED ARRIVES IN TALLAHAS-
SEE AND WILL FLOAT OVER
THE STATE HOUSE.
Special TO ThG journal.

Tallahassee, Sept. 15.-The new
state flag, ordered by Secretary CT
State H. c. Crawford. for the capitol.
arrived Monday. 1t is six feet wide
by eight feet long, and is made of the
best banner silk, bOrdeTed with three
inch bullion fringe. The white ground
has bars of crimson running diagonal
" across from center to corner and
in the center is a large circle, outlined
with gold leaf in which is painted in
oils the beautiful seal of Florida.
The staff is OF highly polished oak,
made in two sections, with brass
sockets, and is surmoUnted with a
solid brass eagle. This flag, which
was made by the Ward StiIIson Co.
New London, Ohio, is the first one
the state has ever owned, though the
adjutant general has a similar one IN
his department
Personal Mention,
Miss Glen Hampton returned Mon
day from an extended trip to the far
west. Miss Hampton first went out
to Denver to attend the meeting Of
the National Educational Association.
going from there to San Francisco
and other places of interest on the
west coast, She is in splendid health
and enjoyed her trip immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hathaway have
returned from Bombay and will re
main in Tallahassee until time for
Mr.. Hathaway to take up his new
work in Jacksonville.
John Carlisle, of Gainesville,
nephew of Judge R. F. Taylor, of the
supreme bench, was in the city a few
days this week.
A delightful party. at which Fort
r,-0urpsEiE-e rgIav<d
with dominOes. was the principal
amusement. was given last Friday
evening by Miss Omerea Holloway,
the charming daughter Of Hon. w. II
Holloway, state superintendent CT
public instruction. Refreshments
were served and a prize awarded to
Mr.. Dale Mabry for the highest score
made in the game. Those pTese Lt
were: Misses Ada Moore, Pearl Nc
Lin, Octavia ChaiTes, Minna Afford,
Elizabeth and Sallie Lewis, Mary
German, Arahel Hopkins, Nellie Da-
Wis, Mary Reynolds and Russie Pos
ton: Messrs. T. s. Trantham, Luther
Holloway, Dale Mabry, Abram Nc
DougalI. Laurie Perkins. Ned Chesley,
Robert ShacklefOTd. EN-. Mabry. il.
Charlie Hunt, Earle Proctor. Henry,
J. d. Cay. Jr.. and Kent Johnston
Miss Wayles L'Engle delightfully."-
entertained at dinner a party Of her
young friends last Sunday evening.
There were six couples, all congenia!
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cancies. He said also that he had all
the men he. needed ana could get
more,
The Wathfeld cleared Monday for
Genoa with 2,001 900 superficial feet
of sawn timber and 55S,000 superficial
feet Of lumber. Most of the cargo is
light comparatively and goes high on
deck. The sailors cOntended it was
too high to be safe, as their sleeping
quarters were surrounded by timbers,
and a big sea, should it dash over the
ship, would endanger them all. The
same steamer had a fearful fight with
a hurricane while on her way here
and the firemen were especially du-
bious about going through such ex-
perfences again. Those who left the
ship were four Greeks, an Arab, who
said he came from Jerusalem, a Ger
man. a Swede and a Norwegian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-16
BEULAH.
Special to the journal.

Beulah. Sept. 15.-Nrs. Il. T. Hol-
man, Of near NUscogee. was the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Annie Bowman,
last week.
John Mathis was in the city on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman were
the guests Of friends at Pine Forest
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Spare has gone to Ouin-
tette for a short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lydia SnOwden-
Ralph Snowden. who has been quite
sick. is up and around. but is still
quite sick.
The friends of Mrs. Eliza Busbee
viii be sorry to hear that she is no
better at this writing.
J. T. Wilson has sold his place TO
James SnOWden, but has not yet de-
cided where he will locate.
A J. Malone and nephew, VIII
Malone, of Pensacola. we're the
guests Of Boots" Malone recently.
and while out looking at some land
started a pair of foxes. They got the
dogs and after a short run succeeded
in killing one, the other one getting
away.
A. J. Garrett. who is at Bay Minette
being treated for cancer, Is expected
home this week. The treatment ap-
pears TO have been successful, and
we hope II is, and congratulate our
old friend and cOmTade.
DR.. 6. A. Mccall. of Pine Forest,
preached TO a good sized and attent-
i've audience last Sunday at an out
door meeting at the Busbee old held.
He has an appointment there the
second Sunday Of each month Every
body is cordially invited There is
an abundance OF shade, and good
spring near BY, assuring cCmtOrt Tor
all who attend the meetings.
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