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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-01-07

Cashier Brown is on the sick list
with tonsilitis.
G. M. Reed has returned from a
visit with his family in Portland.
Harley Stephens of Charleston
was visiting friends here this week.
j. Fl. Barth OF Cottonwood was
in the city yesterday on business.
A regular winter snowstorm pre-
walls as we 60 to press, with de-
lightful winter wea ther.
The Lewiston schools are re-
opened after protracted quaran-
tine with diptheria and scarlet
fever.
DR.. Slusser reports the arrival OF
a baby girl at the home of Richard
Murphy and bouncing ba by boy
at the home OF George Heath.
Mrs. Vincent and daughter re-
turned to Lewiston the first of the
week having concluded their Holt
day visit with relatives in this city.
Don't forget the Yeomen dance
and sup per at the Armory, January
81, 1908. The best Of all. Riggs
orche stra. Souvenir programs. 32-S
Bert Garfield OF the Salmon river
country was in the city Tuesday
attending meeting Of the Keno
Mining Co., Of which he is presi.
dent.
Assessor Nash received over $50,
600 in taxes last Saturday, that be-
ing the last day in which one could
pay and avoid the penalty of ten
per cent.
A rather serious operation was
performed on B. d. Knorr the first
of the week by DR.. Slusser assisted
by DR.. Stockton. The patient is
recovering rapidly and will be out
and around in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hewitt of
Roseburg, Oregon, who have been
visiting at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Granville, returned the first
of the week. They are the parents
of Mrs. Granville.
E. s. Stacy Of the Manager of the
Lewiston Mercantile Co., was in
Grangeville the first of the week on
his way to Whitebird He is max
ing the trip with V. Knapp, who
has charge of the territory for that
house.
The Kooksia Percheron Horse
Co. lost its valuable stallion. Jean
Bartt, fine animal that cost in
the neighborhood of So, 900 and the
only registered animal in that sec
ton. Death was caused by rheu-
matism.
Sascnbery & Wilkerson report
the following town sales this week
The George Allen residence prop
erty to A. A. Smith and the Mills
second hand store to Mr.. Ashby,
the gentleman who purchased a
business lot in the block north of
the school house several weeks ago.
We understand Mr.. and Mrs. Mill
will take long trip enjoying them
selves and look the country
over before determining just where
they will reside.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-01-07

G. F. Hartvig, a Snake river
rancher, is in the city this wee k on
business.
VIM. Hussman and Misses Anna
Luchtefeld and Martha Hussman
ware Grangeville visitors the last
of the week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-01-07
For Switches.

For Switches.
The story has gained currency
that there was eleven miles of steel
in the local railroad yards at this
point and of course we all com
menced railroad building. Some
went to Elk City and others started
for Whitebird. We find upon in.
vestigation there is a little over a
mile and a half of steel here which
is to be used for side tracks at
Grangeville and Fem.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
WEIGHS SHIP CARGOES

London, Aug 2S.-An ingenious
little instrument which weighs the
whole cargo OF ship at one opera
ton, and record the change i'm the
vessels weight when passenger
steps on or off, has been tested on
a 200-ton barge of the Temple pier.
London. It's name Is the porphy-
dromster. The instrument is bas-
ed on the infallible principle that a
body floating in a liquid OF Whatever
density disDlaces a quantity Of that
liquid exactly equal TO its own
weight, and by it's application a yes
sci Is Transformed into gigantic
weighing bridge or weighing ma
chine. The prophydromctar will be
Of immense value in minimisag tho
danger from lcaNs ON vessels. for at
tached to The instrument is an eloa-
trio bell which gives warning hould
q leak occur.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
BUSINESS ON
CLINCH VALLEY
A Strong Upward Tendency
In Coal and Lumber Mar
kets Felt Along the Clinch
Valley.

Throughout the coalnclds Of the
Ciinch Valley and the lumber region,
the Increased activity I'm business cir
cles ia very much I'm evidence.
More cars or coal ana coke are
moving from the Wise county fields
now than at any time since the panic
began. Hundreds OF miners who
were thrown out OF employment have
been placed back on the payroll -
and i'm many instances at an Increase
I'm wages
In the lumber area OF Russell.
buchanan and Dickenson countiea
everything Is on the move and the
old prices on lumber are gradually
being restored.
At Honaller. i'm Russell county. the
large corporation ilnown as the
lIonaker Lumber Company anu Rus
sells Fork Transportation Company
has just let to CONTRACT twelve miles
OF standard guagc railroad from the
above place into the immense timber
area and remarkable coal beds OF
BWchdnaD county. Tho work on
this road viii be commenced within
a very ehort time. This lumber
company Is having from nftocn 10
twenty-five houses erected at Hona-
ker and wall have the largest plant
In the Southwest. This enterprise
s bringing many people TO the town
OF Iionaker ana is building it up
rapidly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
FAMOUS HOUSE
TORN DOWN

London. Aug. Florence Nigh
tcngales house. 30 Hardlcy street,
London, has just been razed 10 the
ground. For some years lt was Oc-
cupied rs the Hospital and Homo for
Invalid Gtntlewomen, an Organiza-
tioa iri which Miss NightcngaIc still
takes deep personal interest. New
quarters have been found for the
Home IN IAsson Grove. The build
Ing Just broken up was designed by
the Brothers Adam. and all the well
known features or the style which
bears their aamc On the first
floor were Ceiling panels painted Jy
Angelica Kaunmas, which IL g. hon
ed TO preserve and p-5potuato I'm the
now building wh.ch Mr. Sidney
Tatchell Is designing for tho site.
Several Adam ce''iags iu relief which
It IS impossible 10 prrs.rvc have been
carefully photosrk k,te6 ass "a record.
bur Tho cm oaDc1 frc-placos. of
which there sro e, & OF interest.
VII BE rcDl,,sd % o., now house.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28

utcs, 9 3-5 seconds.
Louis Paulhan, in VOiSn bipIaae.
131 kilOmcters.
Count Do Lambert, bip.ane. 1lG
kilOmoters
Hubert Latham. in monoplsno so.
.13. III kilometers.
W. Tissandier, blpAne il Nio-
motors.
Roger ssmmer. biplane. 90 kllo-
meters
d. DelaeranEo. mo1oplane. 30 Kill
omotcrs.
NJ Bler.ot. monoplane, 80 kilo.
meters.
Glecn H. Curtss. bIplane. 80 kIlo-
mefera
". Lofebrvc. biplsne, II klomot-
cla.
Although Hubert Latham with a
different machine. took second and
fifth positions. the aviation commit.
tee held that he was Ineligible for two
prizes, and awarded tho nth to "
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
Examination Made Today
Confirms Report of the
Serious Condition of Fin
ancial Wizard.
HAS CANCER
OF STOMACH.
Home At Arden Will BE
Fitted Up With Opera
ing Room.

Arden, y. 2. Aug. 2S.--Dr Grille.
who spent several hours today In
making an examination OF the condi-
tion OF E. II. Hartman confirmed
the report of yesterday that the great
ilpancier was sr2SIihg with cancer
al that 5p immediate operation was
necessary
Il is 40, 5hOigh;. however. that
the ~ Grafton VII De made for sew
e-aI days as lIarriTRe IL too weak
To pudergo any great shock at pres
cat.
One room 80 the Hartman man
sion will be prepared for an operat-
ing room to obyiato the necessity OF
taking him to a HOSPITAL In New
York.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28

Tissandler, and the sixth to VI. Som
NOR
Although Farmans bsilllaut rec
ord a. an acropianist should have
warned the sharps that he wa a
dangerous comp .titor, his victory
was complete surpri5e. Iio had
been preparing his machine tecrcul
aud had not appeared upou ,ho fed
until today except for a few practice
fights, and hod h. started about
f:3o p m, Keeping close to the
ground, while Latham and others
wore soaring I'm spectacular fashion
high in tho air, Farman attracted no
attention until ho had flown so kHD-
meters. Thcs suddenly the watc1-
ers WOKE up and began to- mako in.
quirics, only to discover that ho had
gone out carrying petrol enough FOR
Ia hve-hour flight and equipped wl.h
10 self-coolhg revolving motor built
by the Gnomo Company after his own
design.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
Nez0S Briefs

Bombay, Aug. 2S.--Dukc Abruzz
sails for Italy to meet the Car next
month.
HarrIsonburg, Pa, Aug. 28.-Geo-
rye Graham. notorious escaped
convict was Killed while resisting ar
rest.
Boston, Mess, Aug. Is. ~ great
woman's sufreragc q monstration Ia
scheduled to be hcls on Boston Com
mon next Tuesday.
New Bedford. Mass, Aug. 28.-
Twenty-thousand cotton mill opera
livos viii probably get a five per cent.
advance in wages within q fow days.
Washington, D. c.. Aug. 2S.-A
new train between Chicago and Port
land has reduced the time On mail
service from 2 TO II hours.
Madrid, Aug. 28.-Fivc police
men have been arrested at Barcelona
for assisting the anarchists. Seven
ty-two others wero dismissed. One
thousand persons are under arrest at
Catalonia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
NEGRO KNIGHTS
PREVENT RIOT
Threatened to Use Swords
On Unruly Members Dur
ing Parade, Heading Off
Threatened Race Riot

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. rs
Swinging their swords above the
heads OF the bclligerants and doclar-
ing that unless the trouble ceased.
taey would use them. a company OF
negro knights OF Pythias prevented
what promised TO be a race riot. dur
ing parade OF the Supreme Lodge
of the Negro knights Of Pythlas.
The trouble began when w. s.
Jarboe, a laundryman, accompanied
by his Wife. drove through the parade
OF 5000 negro knights, at Twelfth
and Central streets. Several neg
roes not in the lile OF march seized
tho, bride OF the horse.
You can't pass here" they shout.
ed.
Mrs. Jarboe seized whip and
struck at the men. Instantly a
hundred excited negroes crowded
about the wagon. One wrested the
whip from the woman, striking her
number of times and innlcting
painful bruises.
Many white men Cushed to tae aid
OF the laundryman. A riot call was
sent to the police headquarters. but
before the police arrived the armed
knights had restored order.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
STILL INV STICATINC
Pc )NACE CHARGES
OPERATION OF
WOMAN BURGLAR.

Paris. Aug. 2S--Tvo women burg
lars who had operated successfully
in the Seventeenth Ward, and more
particularly near the Pare Monceau.
have just discovered that the pitcher
may 6e taken 10 The well once too
often. They were cunnl1g. these
women knights or the Jimmy. Tney
posed as wandering mus ciaus. one
playing guitar, the other a mando-
li1. BY the favor OF conclergcs
they were allowed in the courts of
houses, and when they had received
a few sous they would ascend the
stairs, presumably to make collec-
ton, but ostensibly TO take wax i'm
prossions OF the locks OF doors. On
the following day they would r,turn
and rob flats during the absence of
the tenants.
There has been so many COM
plants from householders that VI.
Hamara found 1t necessary to put
two smart detectives on the watch.
The detectives found the musicians.
and kept them in view. The wo-
men had just burgled several flats
when the detectives arrested them.
They are well known professional
burglars OF Belloville, and operat-
ed with jimmies made OF aluminium.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
MURDERER is
NOW In JAIL

Roanoke, Va. Aug. 28.-MurdeI
OF the most cowardly kind Is the
charge which William Coins, a negro
OF this city, Is being held in the Roa-
noHe county Jail, at Salem, having
been captured In Mcdowell county,
West Virginia, after having been at
larg for about two months.
Coins is alleged to have shot and
killed Henry Walker. another color
ed man OF this city. the night Booker
Washington was scheduled TO ad-
dress the people iu Salem.
Coins IS accused of having gone
up b hind Walker while the latter
was with colored woman for whom
Coins had had a fancy for some
time, and hot with a revolver caus-
ing almost instant death OF the vic
tim. Coins ran away and the Of
ficers could get no trace OF him tHl
this week when ii was learned that
he had been arrested at Welcn on
tho unimportant charge OF treaspass-
ing on railroad property. II was
20 learned that the charge OF murder
was being held against him. so he
was transferred to the jail At salem
whore he will be ncld until no can
bo fried on tho homicide charge.
The night Of the murder Coins
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
VIII Use More Care In TAX
ing Care of City's Fire
Plugs Up to Jailor.
BUILDING CODE
SUBMITTED.
Property Owners Holding
Up Payment of Sidewalk
ASSC CSSmcntS.

The Board of Affairs held thsir
regular meeting last night Among
the matters discussed was the condl-
tion OF the fire pluss. 1t was report
cd that the plugs very often got nll-
cd with gravel and silt and very Often
blow out when the water was turned
on. An appropriation for sixty
pounds OF leadite was recommended
10 be used In r0setting the openings.
Ii being the duty OF the TAILOR to see
that the plugs are flushed at inter
walls TO prevent sediment In the fu-
ture.
An efiort 10 reduce the force at
the fire station to one man was re-
ferred to Mr.. Kahle and the fire
chief. Two men are now employ
Cd, and one was thought suflcieat.
An order was passed allowing III.
B. Lee and J. l.. Hawley the right
to collect personal property assess
ments.
The building code OF the National
Board OF Fire Underwriters was sub.
united to the board with view to
tho adoption CT building regulations
meeting these requirements. The
question of building inspector went
over until next meeting. ,,....
The matter OF collections for dog
license was discussed.
An ordinance prohibiting tho pro-
iniscous distribution OF advertising
matter OF the hand-bill variety was
promised at the next meeting
Complaint was lodged with the
board by properly owners who have
refused TO pay their sidewalk assess
merits on account OF the granolithic
walks pufiing up near their premises.
Tho contractors Will be notified ana
asked to make the necessary repairs
John Simpson wanted s20 deduct
ed from his street assessments on nc
count Of the fact that I'm laying tze
sidewalk his fence was undermined
and It took this amount to replace lt.
The proposition was laid over.
The board directed the city engi
neer to make an order for sewer pipe.
upon report that ho was short on
this article.
The following sidewalks we're or.
dered:
a six-foot granolithic walk I'm front
OF the First Baptist church; eight
foot granollthic on the east side Of
Bland street from the WHten build
Ing to the corner ot Higginbotbam
avenue; eightfoot granolthic for
half block nortp OF the government
building on Higglnbotham: board
sidewalk on the north side OF Mcr-
Ger street, the boundaries yet to be
decided upo1
A draft Of S1,2f8.55 was ordered
Issued to Judge Harold A. Ritz for
legal services covering a period Of
several years.
The following building permits
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
THE JUNGLE BROKE HIM

London. Aug 2S. Carrying Oh am
extensive trade as p ausl,ss msnu-
factrrcr and provision dealor F. T..
I}ohrbach ~ Rockford Road. Blx-
tom. "aa making not profit Of
81 600 year. Then Upton Sin
claire "The Jungle appeared and
he made "a loss OF 10000. Bust
mes afterwards improved but sever
ai commital orders were issued. and
ho filed his petition. with liabuUrt
$4,000 and assets expected to- rcar-
~" s2o0. Yesterday at tho Ton
don BANKRUPTCY Court hc was gran
od am order of discharge suspended
FOR two years.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28

were granted: Charles r. Smith. n
two story and half building TO be
used rs A dwelling on the north side
OF South street, 20 cost $1.4OO: Ma
linda CObbs, permit to repair TWO
porcbca on, the north side ~ Scott
street; John Walters. two story
dwelling to cost S2.4OO on the east
side OF Bland street; a. U. Hawley,
coal house to cost $50 ON the east
side Of Bland street
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
AT Meeting of Leaders 1t Is
Decided to Send Speakers
Into Every County Dur
ing Campaign.
HENRY G. STUART
MAY GO ON STUMP.
viii Set At Rest Specula-
tion As to Republican
Victory. ,

Roanoke, Va. Aug. 2S.-Dormant
Democratic voters will be appealed
to throughout Virginia to get active
IN the preslDt campaign. They
number something like forty thous.
and and an urgent appeal Will be
made them to 10 thcir part I'm main
tanning TN" poItical democracy OF
the state.
An active speaking campaign In
every county or the State Is 10 be
made, according to the arrangements
made a. fhe meeting or thu leaders
In Richmond thy week Ono OF
the most interesting expressions
made oy an important pearsonage ia
politics waS thai or Speaker Richard
Evelyn Byrd. OF the House of Dele
gates. wdore reelection Ia now as
sured. lie Is quoted as saying that
there would be no important likuor
legislation before the next session OF
the Gen raj Assembly other than the
correction OF minor defects i'm the
BYRD bill ana the cutting out or tho
near beer section engrafted into tho
bill by the Senate.
The most signal decision reached
dt the conference in Richmond was
that tho coming campaign for the
election OF the Democratic State tick
ct is to be one OF oratory. A large
number OF Speakers than has been
engaged in a State fight for many
years viii take tho hustlings. The
eHort Ia not 60 prosclyto Republi-
cans or to bring outsiders into tho
party, but TO bring out the full vot-
ing strength and unity tho various
sections.
Foremost among the orators to go
on the stump for tho party ticket
Will be Hon. Harry ST. George Tuck
cr. Judge Mann Will. OF course. bo
heard at central pobts as tho cam
paign progresses Senator Martin
docs not frequently falto the stump,
but hc VIII this time take few op-
portunitie8 to let tho Democrats
know his sentiments. Other mem-
bers OF the Virginia delegation in
Congress- Will take part actively I'm
the contest In thor own districts and
in other portions OF tho state.
If former Corporation Commits
sioncr Henry G. Stuart. who, until
his retirement. was regarded as
formidable candidate for governor,
returns 30 The state I'm time he VIII
bo Invite dto take pare I'm ralylng
tho strength Of the old party. state
Chairman Ellyson has abandoned tho
idea Of n vacation. and VIII begin a.
once to arrange dates and places for
spcakcing appointments
"Tbe conference was nni entirely
go secure the election of our ticKct."
said one Of Tho participants. "Of tho
victory OF tho Democratic nominees
wo were assured, oven before the
primary. Tho problem OF tho load
ers IL 10 bring out tho vote: 20 unity
the party and solidify It's dIscordant
clements, ~ arouse tho interest and
attention Of 30. 900 apathctic yO'clg.
none Of whom nae ever vofed other
THAI tho Democratic ticket, but who
lu these recent yoara 1ayo h-ru conc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
ACCIDENT ON
BRIGHTON TRACK

New York. Aug. Esther, was
another accident at the Brighton
Beach race track this moraiAg in
which the axle OF one auto brok
the driver, HelQa, being seriously i'm
jured wnen he car turned over.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
ORA7ORY TO LIVEN
DEMOCRACY
SUBMARINE BROKE
WORLDS RECORD.

Newport. Il. L.. Aug 2S.-The
United States submarine boat Mar
whale, returned from Provincetown
last night breaking the worlds roc
ord for a surface run speed. The
Narwhal made the three hundred
mile run at speed OF twelve and
one quarter knots per hour.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
TARIFF MAY NOT
BE SUFFICIENT
Treasury Department win
Not Know For Several
Months Whether the New
Law Will Meet Demands.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 2S. -
Treasury officials say that It will be
several months before It. will be pos
sible TO state whether or not the new
tarifr Will produce revenue sufficient
to pay running expenses OF the gov
ernment
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28
FIRST BArrIsr cmrRcn

Susday school 9:45. Sermon II.
Services at night at o'clock. We
welcome all.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-28

Mrs ". i. Booth, Of Halifax coun-
fry. Va IS visiting tb5 family Of Rev.
S. Fl. Thompson,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11
Ellsworth Returns
From Sanborn Funeral
knot Mans Body Laid to Rest in Beautiful Northfield
MIMI. Cemetery--Placed in Vault--F1oral
Tributes Were Magnificent

merous friends OF the deceased.
Among the floral offerings were an
Elks head from the M1not B. P. O e
lodge, broken wheel from the Minot
Commercial club, the cross and the
crescent from the De Mo}ay comman-
derry OF this city, beautiful spray OF
Lilies OF the Valley from Ed Pierce.
Mr.. 'Sanborn's business associate OF
years, besides numerous other floral
tokens. Mrs. Parkinson OF Daytona,
Florida, the only sister OF the deceas-
ed, was present at the funeral. With
in a year Mrs. Parkinson has lost
her father, husband AMI only brother,
and the only living relative that she
ha on earth is her son. MT. Sanborn
was enroute to visit his sister when
he was called hence.
Mrs, Sanborn, whose health is not
good, left Sunday morning for Florida
with her little son, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Finkelson, where she
will spend the winter with Mrs.
Parkinson.
Among those from this city who at
ttn,ied the funeral were Jos. Roach,
w. S. Shaw, Mr.. Drummer, Rev. n. =.
Ellsworth, Mr. Thuerer Mr.. Dousher-
ty- and Mrs. Henyen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11

Rev. N. E. Ellsworth returned Sat.
urday from Northhel1, Mimi. where
he attended the funeral OF r. c. San.
born, one Of Minot's prominent citt
zens, whose death occurred at West
Baden, Ind, ON the night of Jan. %.
The funeral was held from tie Bpis'
co2al church at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 3, Rev. Mr.. Ellsworth
conducting the regulation Episcopal
services assisted by the Mortified
rector, Rev. Mr.. Garland. The funeral
was perhaps the largest ever held In
friends attending from
several of the states. The pail bear
ers we're members of the Lisbon
Masonic lodge Of which Mr.. Sanborn
was a mmber, and theservices at the
grave were in charge of the Masonic
blue lodge. An escort Of sixteen Sir
knights accompanied the remains to
the grave and escorted the relatives
to the residence after the funeral
The remains were placed in the vault
at beautiful Oak Lawn cemetery and
later will be inferred but where it is
not known at this time, perhaps in
the south.
The floral display was most beauti
full, several hundred dollars worth Of
tho loveliest flowers sent by the MI
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11
MORROW TELLS OF ARKANSAS

George Morrow, the city auditor.
returned from months so3ourn 1t
Hot Springs. Ark, feeling Is frisky
a. kitten. George speaks highly
OF the springs, but does not IKE
Arkansas as q whole. He had the
pleasure Of seeing . drove OF razor
back hogs, the animal known for its
racing qualities. George says you
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11

can take one OF these hogs by the
ears and the snout win balance
perfectly the remainder Of the
boiy. The cattle down there
are about the size Of our yearling
calves. There are about ~ negroes
to one white man. The white men
do not do any work and the coons
q very little more.