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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
ANOTHER CLUE
IN Times CASE
But Los ANGELES Police KEEP
SECEEI-GENERAL Otis II
ARRESTED IOR LIBEL.

By Associated Press.
Los Angeles, cal, oct 1.-The poo
lice here today confirmed the repor;
that the trail # the supposed dyna-
mite conspirators who are believed To
have wrecked the Times plant last
Saturday has been struck in this city.
81 regard the second clue quite as
Important as that of engaging the at
tention of the detectives In san Fran
cisco" said chief of Police, He re-
fused 10 tell what the clue was.
An incident of the day was the ar
rest Of General Harrison Gray Gus,
proprietor of the Times, on a charge
Of having criminally liheled Andrew
Gallagher, the san Francisco labor
leader IN the columns Of the Times.
lie was taken into custody while pre-
pairing to attend the funeral of Wee
ley Reaves. the young stenoRrapher
to whom he dictated the article on
which the libel is based.
The arresting officer accompanied
the general 10 the funeral I'd then
into court where bail was arranged.
The case will come up tomorrow On
a habeas ckrpus hearing. Similar
warrants were served some time ago
on Harry Chandler, assistant general
manager of the Times but he was re-
leased under habeas corpus writ Is
sued on the ground that the war
rants were in sufficient
Six bodies were recovered from the
ruins today. one was Identified as
that of John Howard, a linotype ope-
rator. The Identification was made by
Howard's son. who has been almost
constantly near the wreckage since
last SatMrdaY morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
URGE HOSPITALS
FOR INEBRIATES
PRISON CONGRESS- RECOMMENDS
INSTITUTION FOR CARE or
COEIRMED DRUNK ARD.


Washington, oct. Public insti.
tutious for inebriltes were advocated
boy he International Prison Congress.
Experiments conducted In seyera,
countries during the past ten years
have demonstrated the success ,or
establishments of this character and
the Congress In today's session placed
itself ON record as favoring their eX-
tension
The Congress also adopted resoltl-
tl0ns recommending that Nrisoners
be- allowed payment for Their work
and that any sum Of money credited
10 them In such manner should be
available tu their families IN time
OF need
Complete careful investigation into
the subject of caring for mentally de-.
iecllVe children with dangerous NOR
III tendencies was provided for In
another resolution adopted
Spirited discussions on the subject
Of the treatment of nebriates mark
ed the section meeting at which the
resolution presented to ana adopted
by the congress was drawn
The opinion was expressed by r.
s. Gibbons, Inspector of Irish prls-
ons, speaking for ,he section that It
is desirable to further extend that
Kind Of detention Of inehriale crlml-
nails under state control With tho
view especially 10 arrcsting the drink
habit in early stages and to avoid
the annoyance of useless and repeat
ed sentences to imprisonment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
UNWR|TTEN LAW
L|BERATES GIRL
CHILD WHO SLEW GOD-FFATHER
FOLLOWING ASSAULT, AC-
Quilted BY JURY.

By hhhOclhled ffthh,
Pittsburg oct Katherine Bottl,
a girl aged thirteen, who slew her god
father with an axe aud a red.hot pok-
or In ayenglng the theft of her honor.
was cleared OF criminal charges today
on the ground that the homicide was
iustlfiabe. Judge John NJ. Swearin-
gen, in charging the jury. after two
days recital Of the testimony. upheld
the unwritten law. The girl had faced
the trial with confidence that her act
was warranted and she went to her
home tonight free, but to iuce moth
crhood soon.
Pasquale Volp. an Italian who
boarded at her home In Wlmerding
ever since the girls infancy and who
acted as her godfather was the VIC
tim. While she was In the cellar get ?
ting scak Of potatoes he IL alleged
TO have abused her on August llth
following which she struck him uncoh
scious with an axe and ran a poker
through his body. She related the
story on the stand
He burned ~ heart" she said.
"and ! wanted TO burn his"
number of witnesses testified 90
the girls good character In the neigh
borhood, to her studious habits In
school ana hard work at home In help
ing her mother
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05

Majority In favor of the sale OF
the land, i37
The polls opened at 6 o'clock yes
terday morning and remained open
until Z O'Clock In the evening. The
voters Kept up a steady stream and a
much heavier vote was east than was
anticipated 10y either f,NtiOn Ap-
pareully the Interests In favor Of the
repeal Of the ordnance had no work
ing organization In Yesterdays fight
ON the other hand, the brick company
was prepared for the contest and kept
Iu number Of automobiles aud work
crs busy all day with the desired re-
sult
The total number Of votes cast was
l,O7G, as follows: 75G In favor OF
The land sale. 3lg opposed 30 the sale,
and l mutilated ballot voted In the
fourth ward In the second ward,
the stronghold Of the Gillespie inter
ess the brick company won by
vote, the vote being 1872 against l3i,
while In West Tulsa II votes were
cast favorlng the sale Of the land In
vclved without n vote to the con
trary.
Considerable confusion resulted
from the form of the batllot. but II
Is believed that 1t worked no greater
hardship on one faction than on the
other According to the ballot,
vote In the negative was vote In r..
vor of the sale Of the property while
"a yes" vote was for the repeating OF
the ordinance and the defeat OF the
land sale. II Is estimated that neither
side gained sufficient votes by this
to effect the result Of the election
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
JUSTICE MOODY
GIVES Up BENCH
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE RESIGNS
FROM SUPREME BENCH BIi-
CAUSE or III HEALTH.

Beverly oct 4-Aesuciatr Justice
William n. Moody uf the United
States Supreme Court today rendered
his resignation to President tart to
take effect November 2Oth The Pres
ldeut wrote to Justice Moody. who w
at Magnolia, accepting the resignation
ana expressing his hirh regard for
the retiring jurlst.
lu retirement Justice Moody viii re-
cciNc the fun pay of un active member
Of the oourt--twclyc thousand dollars
u year Justice Moody has been ill for
more than year Despite the fact
that he had known for some time that
Moody's retirement was inevitable. the
President said today that be had ac-
ccptod the resignation with great re-
motance. President Taft holds Justice
Moody In high regard as q lawyer and
mrist ana feels that he win be great
loss To the supreme Court bench,
when he shall have appointed sue
cessors to the late CHIEF Justice Fuller
and Justice Moody, the President.
within two years Of having taken Of
flee will have appointed four Of the
nine Justices of the supreme Court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
RUSSIAN BANDIT BOID,


Viadkavkaz, Ciscausia, oct A.
Trocps sent in pursuit of the notori-
ous Rrigand Zelim Khan were ann
hushed by his band ana a furai cap
tain, three minor officials ana twelve
soldiers were killed and many others
Injured, Reinlorcements were sent
out against the outlaws, but the alb
scnce of roads hinders operations.
The depredations Of Zelim have
been on such an extended scale that
the authoridies we've compelled to
detail three companies of Cossacks
to run down the marauders The eN-
pedition tracked the bandits % the
border of Tinis province and sur
rounded its camp pitched in and al
most inaccessible gorge The soldiers
captured Zelm. his family, his cattle
and much booty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
CHINESE PRACTICE FRAUD.
Cclcstials Gain Admittancc Into Coun.
try Through Forgerles.
Hv Agsarinted Press

Vancouver, oct. i.--As result OF
the investigation Of alleged Chinese
immigration frauds at Vancouver the
Canadian department Of trade and
commerce has issued an order that
hereafter certificates of previous res
idence In Canada must be written In
French or English and not in Chinese
Investigation revealed that the Chinese
were buying In China for $3.50 in gold
complete equipment for entering the
Canadian border. This consisted Of q
steamer ticket. forged entry certifi-
cate written I'm Chinese and bogus
drafts and checks to make up the
amount Of riches required by the i'm
migration laws.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
rRENTIss SUCCEEDS wooDRuFF
Deputy Attorney General Heads New
NnIk InmnIIIINr.

New York, oct i.-E2ra T.. Prem
tiss, deputy attorney general aud
former asscmbyman from the TWEEN
ty-nnh district, was today chosen
chairman Of the Republican state
committee 10 succeed former Lieutcn-
ant Governor Timothy L.. Woodruff
Mr. Prcutlss has been leader iu
Republican politics, he is a lawyer,
a graduate or Princeton University
and Of the New York law school, lie
has served seycral terms .n the state
assembly lie has been member Of
the Republican state committee from
the thirteenth congressional district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
MANY INJURED
SEEING PARADE
REVIEWING STAND Al KANSAS
CITY Priest on PALiAS carr
NINAL FALLS, - INJURED.

BY Associated Press
Kansas city Mo, oct 4.--Fortyf
three persons were injured, three
dangerously, when the reviewing stand
overlooking the Prizes. of palNs car
nival parade collapsed at Tenth street
and Troost Avenue tonight
The accident is said to have been
due to the faulty construction Of the
stand, without warning the supports
gave way aud practically every one
who occupied the seats was thrown
10 the ground This WIS opening
night of the festival. which lasts
throughout the week and bands and
electrical floats transported by cleo
tricity made up the parade, Auto
mobile races ana aeropl1ne flights,
given by capt Thomas j Baldwin,
were features Of HE daylight enter
tainment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
A ACHOLERASHIP
IN QUARANTINE
lEN YORK llE\ITn OFFICERS
BOTTLE ~ SANTA ANNA
OTHER STEAMERS HELD


By Associated Press
New York. oct i,--ruc steamship
Santa Anna from French ana Italian
ports, now detained at quarantine.
had case Of cholera aboard. The
victim, man In stccrapc, died sep
,embcr 90, ANA was buried az sen.
Two other eases of intestinal trouble
are under observation,
Meanwhile the Santa Anna, can.
ryiug 22i FIRST cabin passengers, some
prominent American and L0i' la the
etccragc is held az possible cholera
carrier pending further nyesti'a-
tion,
The announcement Of the lorego.
ug WAS made tonight by Dr \. II,
DOtN health officer of the port, Whu
has been Fighting to Keep cholera ont
of this country during the epidemic
abroad In addition to the Santa
Anna he has as a prcclullon detained
at the quarantine The steamship
Mutkc from Genoa ana Naples, ana
the steamship virginia frJ Naples
Tomorrow he win hold confer
ence with Dr Walter Wrmau, sur
paou general uf the United Staiea
Marine Hospital service, and togeth-
or they viii map ont campaign "l
protection. Dr, Dolys statement dis
closed not only that % cholera pn-
ticnt died aboard the Santa Anna, hut
q streragc passenger, q suspicious
case, was removed from the steamer
at Gcrmlnia ON September 2Gth, and
subsequently died. The examination
indicated. saws butN. that this also
was case of cholera.
Dotys statement was issued after
an examination Of the Santa Ann
which arrived last night from Mar,
seillea, Naples and Palermo. Ihc
ship surgeons presented report OF
u death In the stoerage caused by gas
tro Intestinal affection The victim
died within three days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
RATES ARE SUSPENDED.
TraEs- continental Freight Charges Ia
BE Probcd.

Bv AssOcinled Press
washington. y. G., oct Advances
in trnns-contInenta freight charges
varying from five 10 ten cents hun
dred pounds from points Of eastern
origin to Pacific coast terminals were
suspended today pending an inquiry
by the commission into their reason
ableness. The order of suspension ar
fects several hundred lntcrstate car
riers operating east Of the Rocky
Mountains. The tariffs filed with the
commission were to have become ef-
fectlve October 10Th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
The First Gin Report.

NpN'InI 10 IHt WnTId,
Guthrie. Okla, Oct. According
To the first gin report issued this year
by the state board Of agriculture, as
of October I. there were up 10 that
time 5,l0i square and lii5 round
bales ginned Four hundred and fifty
three out Of $50 gins In oklahoma re-
ported Last years october report
coming from i57 gins, showed that
96,O76 square and G,37l round bales
had been ginned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
OKLAHOMA SYNOD
IN SESSION TODAY
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING WILL
CONTINUE THROUGH To-
MORROW AND FRIDAY

The Presbyterian synod of Oklaho-
ma convrnes this morning at $3.50
o'clock in the NJ T. Church South.
The session, will last throughout the
day and eve 1lng ana continue through
Thursday AMI Friday.
All day yesterday and last evening
delegates were arriving and will con-
tinue coming t. day. The conference
OF Indian Missions was held yesterday,
The moderator's sermon will be deliv-
cred this evening by Rev, KIDD
Thompson of MuskJgee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
FLEW OVER PNKENEES.

Diarrts, France, oct M. Ira
buteau made splendid flight over
the Pyrenees from Spain to France
this evening The aviator rose at
san Sebastian and directing his course
between the lofty peaks of llaya and
Paigqubel, followed the valley of tho
river Bidassoa to the sea over winch
he passed safely to Biarrit2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
RAILROADS LOSSES GROW.
Illinois CeItral car Repair Frauds
Placed at Two Million.

hN Associated fftsS, .
Chicago. oct. i.-The estimate OF
losses sustained by the Illinois Central
Railroad through the farming out OF
its ear repairing was raised today, un-
Ill the officials assert nearly two mil
lion dollars was taken from the com
pany. At first. the loss to the company
was placed at million but as the
hearing progressed II was raised to
million and a half, and later develop
ments put the amount az still higher
figures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
Tomn,s Nnme Is Chnnprd.

"VTTTTT 10 TTT NWTTW
Guthrie, okla, oct i.--'l'ho post
office department makes the am
nouncement that the name Of the
town of Coldwater in Garfield Coun-
ty. has been changed to lllllsdale
The later is the name always given
tp the place by the Santa lfe railway
company but the people have insist
ed on the name of Coldwater,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
NAMES COMMITTEES.
Initiative aud Prohibition LOsrs In
New Mexico,

BY Associated Press
Santa Fe, n. NJ, oct. i-The con
stitutlonal convention devoted IL,
time 10 the selection OF twenty-seven
standing committees. the composition
of which confirms the impression that
the convention means TO keep tn,
initiative and prohibition and similar
features out Of the constitution. TN,
convention this afternoon telegraphod
To President TAFT an invitation TO vis-
II the convention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
TEXAS COMPANY
MAKING MONEY
REDUCTION or DIVIDEND RATE
MEANS INCREASE no IL.
BEATS PRODUCING OIL
SURPLUS hnildblr Tor Dividends Equal
~ 10 frr cent oW Old CupitAliln-
ilun and 10 Per cent on New.


NJ the last meeting of tho board ul
directors of th, TcNus Cnmpun,, rr..
uu,uth. ,,,.rr.., ,....,.,. ,r
Ion ,nn,s,n ,,,r,.,i, W ", I"''', w, ,'i''s.
l-a per cent instead ,r mon r.u,
uH heretofore WAS declared Tba ,,n,
puuN now ls paving 10 p,r cent pnu,I,,
uu q capitalization of y97 600 uOO. rnur.
pared with ~ p,r. cont r,t, ,,,.,n tts
OUUUOO capunlizuliuu Althnu,b m,
IUte H lower the umount rrnun.ad fn,
dividend disbursements Ig rnnsila,,-
hly greater than nt The la nrr cont
lutp
pt.,l,h,ld.r, ,r a..
tu,,l a, .t,.i, lt,,,,' '"P""N 'I
lu.t I,nn a." nnn nnn w" W -" PER cent
brlpg disiriLnt,J WV r,i, T"I,n "' snar'S
lh,lJrrs NJ tl,n ,',''..,,, ~ ~, way. Sn're-
r,,,t nv. ..,,,.,tt ''''''' '''' "I !" per
tnrn nm th,i,. ,'',,,v,,,,E It lnIF'r re-
h.' ',Ii ra'. w. ,''''''H ,''n uhu'r
uu,uI. 'f'.r, l lo' ''"' e"T 'N-
llviL,rl , i,,iI,, @ roa ',nl STOCK
r.i,.J e. ann ,'',', W ~" hhar'S re
rr.s,nt ,hr.,,,h ny u" HN,urnuA' ~
nv.ns Ia '.h,r,' ,, ,,' .' "lN.u'hu, ne
divid,uas ,I ~ . ,'ra eh"uu III
,,,,,, ' -" per cent rat" per
ratn l.. ,n',i,aI',t t'' n'W dividend
~, mon. ,,ut W. o." '''''uHe :"
y',.
WIN Tue UstlnE Of stock Of the Texas
"" "'' lnr New YORK Exchange, an
'nv"un1 statement ls Tor the first time
"'"l'""',' GROSS earnings Tor the fiscal
iu"I 'nu'" June do' lotnled SH,SiS,77l
operating expenses We're S5,5G2,775
,lu lhe operating ratio hG.i per cent
NI''I 'h"rE'S ana provisions for in
'"I"n'r reserve ANA depreciation ac-
'"uh' 'h' sum "l N2G62,hi2 was avail
anI' Ior ulNlutnds This ls equal To-
i w. per cent earned on the then cap
''' il""'Iuu "I ~ oUVu,UOO. ON the pres
WV '"plUaI "l 321OOOOOO 9.S6 per
''"' was earned Dividend require
"'Il'H "' me current rate of 10 per
svnI' M"u'u l"iaI A2iOO,OOO, a sum
,, 90 ''-H VI 'N,'Ss OF earnings last year.
5nn n' E"rPlIs I"f th' year ended June
""", "'''I an requirements was 81 lOO,-
""u'
As Of June 30, the balance sheet
showed current assets of xlgIi1G7I
ana current Liabilities of SI.SOI. .SC7.
Cash on hand had Increased from
S1S2,3gl In 1909 to S2,1284gS.
The Louisiana Co. capitalized nj
&Sb2,30O, all owNad by the Texas Co
showed net earnings of s18O.1S1 for
the year June 30, ana paid Sg5 9QO
In dividends. leaving surplus of Sdi
59l which was carried To the sinklnp
.fund ana depreciation accounts
Since thc incorn,r,tl,, or ,,a 49,.
Co i'm 400 c,s,, dr,,jan1 Wv VN"S
.g5l.S72 have bcen noid nnd tto t00
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
10 PROBE BROTHERS. DEATH
lhwton Woman 10 Investigate Kinmg
la Mexico.

0pt'hl lu Tue world.
Guihrlp okla, oct -Mr and
Mrs g. H. Pokumoy lcft l.nwton last
evening for Tumpioo, Mexico, to in
Nrsllgatr the reported murder ~ her
hlulhrr w. B Green uu September
ron Prior to leaving Mrs pokurney
made application to the county clorli
lrlN ul Green's estate, IL being under
stood he had ten thousand dollars In
vested In McNlpo. The report Of
Green's murder came from the United
states consul ut 1umplco several DAYS
uru.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
MOB TAKES REVENGE.
Alabama Negro Lynched shortly NJ
ter Assnulting Woman.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Montgomery Ala, Oct six
hours after he had attacked Mrs. HI
ram Stuckey. young womap Of Gov
ington County, Bush Withers a ne
gro trusty at the Henderson convict
camp. was taken from the warden
last night while en- route to prison
at Andalusia, tied to stake by an
infurlated mob Of four hundred men
and burned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
III Nlh to Race Harrcy.

By Associatcd Press
New York. oct TIT is rumorcd
that AN automobile race between Bar
ncy OldHeld aud Jack johnson VIII be-
held at the Sheepshrad BAY track uc-
tuhrr guth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05

eight Of the killed had been taken to
CarlinNille the long distance telr-
phones a. that town were literally
Hwamped with messages from anxious
cuquirrrs asking for the names of
lhuan kllled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
BRICK PLANT
WINS BY 437
VOTERS FAVORED SALE or PARK
TRACT N ELECTION.
INTEREST WAS UNUSUAL
Interests iaNorlng Sale Of Land Had
Working Organization ~ the
Polls

lly majority of nearly i50 votes
the citizens of Tulsa sustained the
action of the city commission aud
the decision of the district court and
the supreme court OF oklahoma In
the sale of the l.G5 acres Of land In
owen PARK 10 the Tulsa Whitfield
Brick Company by voting down the
proposed repeal of the ordinance
making the sale OF the property valid
The official returns ON the elec-
tiOn were uy follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
NEGRO WILL HANG.
Muskogee slayer Sentenced To Die
for Murder

by Associated Press,
Muskogee, oct i-Dlstrct Judge
King for the first time IN his life
today sentenced a man to hang. IN the
case Of Thomas Fritz coored, for
the murder OF Walter Watson, To-
cal drug clerk The execution was
set for Friday November "a Coun-
sci for the defense are considering
an appeal II win mark the first ex-
ecution I'm Muskogee County since
statehood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
LATOLLETTE RESTS EASY.
Wisconsin senator survives shock oi
Operation.

NN NNNOCINTrU TTrIN
Rochester. Miun, Oct. i-Seuator
LaFollette Of Wisconsin, who wasi
operated upon at St. Marys Hospital
here today for gll stones Is resting
easily tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05
WEATHER.

Washington Oct i.-Okhhoma,
BY Associated Press
unsettled "wednesday ana Thursday.
cooler wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-05

Even tn things that or compare
lively cheap er high. Rlrll delivery
has put crimp In IN farmer ,hnt
l1ed T. 30 { town twice day T. gl, "a
weekly newspaper
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

The estate of Loui Ghuey has been appraised and showed an estate of about twelve thousand dollars with debts and expenses all told as charges against the estate of about six thousand dol lars. This will leave an equity of about six thousand dollars.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

At the ball game Sunday on the local diamond between the regulars and the juniors consid- erable skill was shown by both teams. The game was enjoyed by all those who were there all the rooters and even the regulars themselves would root for the kids"
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

Mrs. Spence Shumway who has been visiting with her parents and relatives at Taylor, returned home Sunday and now Spence is happy. Spence says he is just lost without that boy.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

Hon. James Scott, left for Pinedale the last of the week after buying a band of very fine sheep from MT. Morris, who re gently arrived here from New Mexico.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

Rev. M. F. Ault was here Monday and conducted services at the old school house. Rev. Ault will hold services as usual next Monday night at same place. Every one invited.