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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Mejum Cordial.

When Mrs. Washington Claymore
Adams had persuaded her son 10 go
counting Miss Clorinda Jefferson, she
awaited his homecoming with high
hopes. When he entered the house
on his return, she waited eagerly for
him to speak.
Well. boy" she said. impatiently,
sis she done receive you cordial, or
how is she done?"
Sic done receive me kind OF ne
jum," said young Lafayette Wesley,
as he unwound his mufier with great
delibe.ation.
What did you mean by dat. boy?"
demanded his mother.
81 mean jes' what I say" replied
the son. calmly. She done invite
me in cordial. but less I'd been thin
as sheet O. paper I couldn't a got
in de crack she held de do open. So
den I reserted de toe OBJ my boot in
de crack, an kin O. worked it roun'
an worked it roun' till de crack was
some bigger. an dem say, I'm 'fraid
you cotch cold. Miss Clorinda. Hadn't
you better close de do little no.?
And she kind o laugh an say,
'Dere seems 10 be some kind OBJ 'struc-
tion 10 its closing so den l say, Let
me see,' an she open de DO wide and
let me in. an den il close wild no mo-
trouble. an she say, Seems like it
works all right now you's inside. Mr..
Lafayette
so I calls her mejum cordial, on
de while. "-Youth's Companion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
WASHINGTON
BY TELEGRAPH

The New Orleans Exposition boom
ers visited the Senate Committee on
Industrial ENQoSitions and presented
arguments IN favor of their city SIS
the place for the Panama Canal
celebration.
President Taft Will not attend the
Homecoming celebration in New
York in honor Of former President
Roosevelt.
Charges OF eXtrSvasance brought
against the Geoieiic Survey are to
be Investigated 70 Senate Commit
tee.
Conferences are in progress be-
tween officials Of the Southern ana
employees looking 10 higher wages,
The average salary o. minister.
according 70 special report OF the
Census Bureau, IS s66S.
Communication nSSSenser rates were
raised by the Erie Railroad
An arsa OF about 606.0S6 acres.
located in Central Arizona, which
was withdrawn temporarily in 1901
for forest purposes. has been restor-
Ell 10 tire public domain by the Sex
rotary o. the Interior.
The House passed s bill 7atifying
sa sc; Of the Hawaiian legislature
authorizing W. A, Wall, Of Honolulu.
and his associates 70 construct and
operate railNoad on the Island OF
Hawaii.
Abou; $4,000 sores Of land in
Idaho. which had been reserved in
connection with irrigation projects.
have been restored - the public do
main by che Secretary q the In
terror.
Additional acres in Wyoming and
Utah mere designated by the Interior
Department for disposition under
The enlarged homestead set.
4 new federal district judge FOR the
Eastern district Of New YORK is pro
riaeS By bill tsvorshly reported
by the House Committee On Ju6ioi-
airy.
The Secretary Of the Interior has
crAnted to New Mexico Sl,SSS acres
81 lsa6 in the Las Cruces land dis
trsc; as schoo, indemnity lands.
Senator - Toilette addressed the
Senate for Eve hours On the railroSd
Bill.
A House hill granting tracts az
ana tc nnzsee- az mountain towns
q Colorado for park purposes pass
"a the Senate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

Mays Landing, n. ]. Especially II
William Seyler, charged with the
murder of Jane Adams on the Mil
lion Dollar Pier at Atlantic City last
February. was acquitted.
The jury was out a little more than
five hours.
The courtroom was crowded when
the jury returned at 10 o'clock and
rendered its verdict. hundreds OF
people from Atlantic City and other
parts of the county having waited
all evening for news from the jury
room.
When the verdict was announced
of the crowd, which was quickly 81
fenced by Judge Trenchard.
Seyler fairly leaped at his lawyers
when he realized that he was again
a free man.
After greeting his counsel he
walked over to the jurymen and
shook hands with each of them, at
the same time warmly expressing his
thanks.
The crowd in the courtroom press
ed forward and the acquitted man
held an impromptu reception.
After the stir was over, Orvis
Seyler, Williams brother. who had
been held as witness. was formally
discharged. and the two brothers i'm
mediately left the Courthouse and
took train for Atlantic City.
William Seyler's wife returned to
Atlantic City before the jury came
in. SeyleT said he was never in
doubt that the jury would free him.
1t was reported about the Court
house that the jury consider 71lv
two verdicts. irst-degree mur1e- All
acQuittal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
THE TRAGEDY ON THE PIER.

February 4-Jane Adams, in
company with William Seyler,
goes to Young's million-dollar
pier and fails to return home.
February 13-Her frozen body
was found in the surf. with a
slight bruise over the temple.
February 16-Seyler was arrest
ed at Petersburg, Va, charged
with the murder. His broth
er. Orvis, was also taken into
custody.
February 1S-Seyler and his
brother were taken back TO
Atlantic City.
February 21-Seyler makes full
statement to the police and
stoutly maintains his inno-
cence.
May 23-Trial of Seyler begins
at Mays Landing. n. ].
May 25-Seyler is acquitted.
Jury was out five hours.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
SHIPS IN A CRASH
IN DENSE FOG
Probably Eighteen Lives Lost
on the Great Lakes.

Steel Freighters Frank II. Goodyear
And James b. Wood In Collision
On Lake Huron-The Goodyear,
Cut Down Amidships, Goes Down
Before Crew Can Seize Life Pre-
servers-Wife And Child OF Ships
Cook Missing-A Woman's Story
OF The Disaster.
Port Huron, Mich. Especially -
The big steel steamer Frank H.
Goodyear, of the Mitchell Transit
Company. lies in 40 fathoms of wat
er in Lake Huron, about 35 miles
off Point Aux Barques, and prob
ably Is persons met watery graves
following a collision between that
vessel and the steamer James b.
Wood, another steel boat belonging
to the Gilchrist fleet.
Rush For The Deck.
The collision occurred about P.
NJ, in a heavy fog which overhung
the lake, and when the two steamers
came together the crew of the Good
year. which is reported to have been
struck amidships. had only time to
seize life-preservers, and only a few
could Jump overheard before the
boat began to fill with water. The
cook had just sounded the second
call for breakfast on the Goodyear
when the crash came and many
were in the messroom. All rushed
on deck and then the boat began
to sink. Some jumped into the wat
er and managed to get out of reach
of the boat, which was fast filling.
Suddenly the Goodyear parted in
the center, and with a sound which
could be heard above the whistling
of the Wood, sank out of sight, car
rying all but five down with her.
The bow of the Wood was badly
stove in. but she rested on her bulk
head and. although some water flow
ed into the hold. was kept atloat
through the efforts of the pumps.
Following the accident Captain
Gibson, of the Wood, ordered the
lifeboats lowered and gave the crew
instruction to make every effort to
save any of the sailors of the sink
ing steamer.
Within short time the yawlboat
was brought alongside the Wood
and five people. Captain Hemenger.
Steward Frank Bassett, Mrs. Emma
Bassett, Frank Mollick and George
Grant, were taken aboard. all in an
exhausted condition. caused by their
eXertions to save themselves and the
length of time they were in the wat
er.
For more than seven hours the
Wood remained at anchor near the
scene of the collision, the captain
hoping that he would be able TO
save some more of the crew of the
Goodyear. When the fog arose there
was nothing in sight and. as his boat
was badly damaged and in danger OF
sinking also. Captain Gibson decided
TO return to this ~ort.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
$50 Rales OF oouen Burned.

New York. (SpeciaO-Three hun
dre6 and twenty hales OF cotton con-
signed by James A Pstien 10
spinne-s sAroad were burned in the
hold az The North German Lloyd
liner Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm al her
pier Il Eohoken. The vessel was
only slightly 6aE-eeG. Only recent
IL M. Psttsa received al order for
SO 600 bales Of cotton fTon foreign
SINNERS. and he began shipping
abroad part OF the vast consignment
which was delivered to him or May
contracts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
TAFT DENOUNCED
Says President Danced All Night
With A Mayors Wife.

Dickson. Tenn. tSpeciaD - The
eightieth General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church ad-
journed 10 meet next year in Evans
Vile. Ind.
The question OF church federation
was taken up recently. but no action
was taken. Rev. J. F. Gill, of Cali
fornia, led the forces in opposition.
DR.. gill denounced President Taft
SIS one he would not want 10 federate
with. because. he said. though he
turned down his glass. he danced all
night with s mayors wife
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Jananese Police.

Japan's police force VAS oris'n,llv
the most aristoeratie body .. the kind
in the world. Its establishment vas
almost eoinoideat WITH tie En7e-o-s
decree forbiddins the wearing e.
swords. BY a stroke CT the inrerl.l
pen the samursi we're deprived Il
cherished weapons b. whscA ;ss sen
uemen Of Japan had hesa ae,re-
toned from irame=ar.al si1,es 70 3 +
vertise their -22S. So tSey vent '1-a
the police, where il Is s..2 Tasse,e II
carry a sword. And = veg .o-rl,a-
able weaYoa it was. eei-S 81 ~
handed variety -CAicsga W -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
For Foreign Missions.

New York (Specia).-The CORES
ponding secretaries OF the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held
their ndyear session to Seaorisht
y. J. This society during its 40
years OF work has sent slo.S00 DOC
abroad for educational. evanselisti,
and medical work. During the last
yeSr alone 100000 was appropriat.
ed. The applications of lsS csndi-
dates for missionary positions are
heing considered at this meeting.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
SOCIETY MAN TO PRISON.
Convicted At Cleveland OF Attempt
At Blackmail.

Cleveland, o. (SpeciaD Harry
Morris, the young society man who
was convicted of attempted black
mail. left here in custody for Fort
Leavenworth. Kan. where he will
begin the two-year sentence 10 which
he has been condemned. Morris had
been granted a stay Of execution,
but he waived this. preferring to
begin his punishment at once.
Mrs. D. o. Caswell. the widow of
q wealthy cluhman, was the COM
plainaH in the case Morris was
convicted of having sent her letters
demanding $4,000 on pain OF having
her house burned and her two chill
dren kidnapped.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
10 Go Down With Shin

Punta Arenas. Chile tSpeeiaD =
The British bark Swanhilda has been
wrecked on Staten Island, the south
east extremity OF Tire-ra del Fuego.
and Captain Pyne, his wife and IS
others have been drowned. The
Swanhilda sailed from Cardiff March
is for the west coast Of South Africa
No details Of the disaster have been
received here
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

Columbus. Ohio lSpecisD .-Twen-
ty-fve more conviots il the Ohio
Peni;enuary struck on the plea that
they were being served with con-
6smnei food, the total number on
strike being IA. but sll OF them,
after a pSr,ey with the warden, pnor-
ise5 10 so % work az noon. Warden
Jones promptly ordered the strikers
hung up, SO that their arms. il
shscSles, sre held above their heads.
though none Of their bodily weight
Is sustained hy The shackles.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Peace Again In Liberia.

Washington. D. c. (Specisll The
trouble in Liberia with the Wild
tribes on its border seems al an end
for the present A message from
Minister Lyons. at Monrovis. reoeiv-
ed ST the State DEPARTING nt says
that the chiefs OF the turbulent
tribes on the coast have taken the
oath Of allegiance and that those
Of the interior viii do 50 during the
present week. This. the minister
thinks, will put 81 end TO the dis
estrAsrceS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Tailor A Human Ostrich.

New York tSpeciaD Patrick Ce-
ellie. a tailor with obsessions, play
ed the part OF a human ostrich and
thrust his head repeatedly in q pile
of sand in an East Side Street. Chill
dren. gaping and jeering, encouraged
his antics. To q policeman's inquiry
the man said he was hiding from his
enemies. He was taken 10 Bellevue
HOSPITAL for examination.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
BOYS PLAYED Suicide

Pittsbarg. Ps (SpeciaD Joseph
Klein. il years old. wss fatally shot
and John Allen, aged IL. who admits
having shot his companion. and an
other boy. who Witnessed the shoot
ing. declare that the three xS7e
erlsying suici6e.@ Allen has placed
TIE revolver 81 klein's head. H.
struciing him how 70 conni. sui
eide. when the weapon vss accident
alsv discharged. The bullet naSseS
through Klein's head back Of the
right ear
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Brass Band Works Burned.

Elkhart. Ind. (SpeciaD. = The
plant of the c. G. Conn Company,
said TO have been the largest manu-
facturers of Grassland instruments
in the world. was destroyed by fire.
entailing a loss OF 100000. One
of the night watchmen. Roy Edger-
". was burned TO death. His body
was recovered from the ruins of
the building The amount of the
insurance is not known.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
FRENCH SUBMARINE
PLUV|OSE RUN DOWN
Twenty-Seven Men Locked In
Steel Shell.
NO WAY FOR THE MEN TO ESCAPE.

The Submarine Partly Submerged
When Struck BY The Steamer Pas
De Calais, Two Miles Out From
Calais, In The English Channel
Strange That The War Vessel
Should Be Maneuvering Directly
In The Track OF Channel Steam
ers-Fear Naphtha Reservoirs In
The Pluviose Exploded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Rioting In China.

Shanghai (SpeciaD Native riots
occurred at Chang CHA, so miles
northwest OF Chsng-Sha. A consid-
cradle portion OF the city was burn
Ell. The Lutheran Church was de-
stroye6 by fire. The general unrest
and antiforeign sentiment are
so-ssding.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
o7N,n Valves The Cause.

Manila lSpecisN. 49, Open vSlves
81, .-,SNefS3 gasaho.SS peru. .te3
the partial sahnersioa Of the United
States dryicc& Dewey st olonsapo
in SOA.s BSy Tuesday, 4 hoard Of
inquiry IS pursuing s risid iaves;i-
sssion ~ al IRE circumstances tha;
might have a hearing on tie affair.
TIC aock HISS heea raised lie inches
in IL hours through the use a. the
stsrAAAri pumps assisted by the
taSs PiscStSoUa s16 WonpStuck,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
CHIEF SUSPENDED
Cleveland Mayor Will Investigate
Alleged Misconduct.

Cleveland (SpeciaD-Pending an
investigation of charges against him.
Chief Of Police Frederick Kohler.
who has g national reputation as the
Golden Rule chief. was suspended
by Mayor Baehr.
The charges filed, accuse the chief
OF misconduct in Office and of i'm
morality
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Kills Husband And Servant.

Henderson. Ky. (SpeciaD B. W.
Ebelen. a well-known horseman OF
this city, was shot am killed. and
Matte White. negro servant in the
family, was fatally wounded by MIS-.
Ebelen al the Ebelen home Mrs.
Ebelen save herself up. telling the
police that either she or her husband
had 10 die. JEALOUSY is supposed 10
have caused the killing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
THE JURY SETS
WILLIAM SEYLER FREE
Finds Him Not Guilty of the
Murder of Jane Adams.
JURY BELIEVED THE ACCUSEDS STORY.

Dark On An Atlantic City Pier Is
Still UnsOlved - William Seyler
Gives His Own Account OF The
Fatal Night And Is mistaken On
Cross-EXamination Bitter Ar
raignment BY The Prosecutor
Women Interested.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

Care May (Speciall.-William II.
Hover. SO wears old; his son Wal
lsce, SO yeaTS old and Walter Web
her - wears old. Sll residents q
Camden. y. =. were drowned when
5 s0-fot launch which they were tax
irg from Camden 10 Wildwood cap
sized 81 n. entrance 10 Cape May
Aarl>or. The elder Hooper had built
ere launch and As taking Il to sn
s-,.>N ~-s-.,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

New YORK lSpeoiSll. - Henry
White. former Ambassador from the
t,~i.es states 20 France, arrived On
he N&aretsnia 20 prepsre for his
attendance IS dele ate az the
a. the fourth psn-Au'e-3csn confer
cnce - Se held az BGeaoS AyreS
Fu1v E.
"Nr Roosevci;'S tour through the
t>cnts nens." M White said. has
Rse- REGARDED there as a. event a.
x-Ass Importance MI Roosevelt
MAS RETAINED from political utter
2rcss and 10y cN7als-,~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
No TREATING IN ROCKFORD
Chairs And Free Lunch Also Barred
From Saloons

Rockford, III, (SpeciaD - After
being dry for 8 yesr. 40 model"
saloons were licensed 10 begin bust
ness in Rockford
The new ordinance contains sew
ersl novel features. including the
prohibition Of treating. II is also
unlawful for s saloon-keeper 10 have
s chair or free lunch counter in
his plsee.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Foreign

The Sun&en French submarine
boat PluViCSe in the English Chan
nsl was Swert away from the divers
by the swift undeTcur-eut and there
is no lopger any hope u reScuing
the 3 men en- board
Another larse contingent Of the
Peruvian army is marching 70 the
frontier. notwithstanding assurances
from Washington that Peru and
EcOSGor have accented arbitration
81 the United States,
The ministry % Denmark. whose
policy Of defense failed 10 receive
support IN the recent e,ertiop. ten
SeVed their resignation 10 the King.
The PruSsian government aNsn-
dOnsi its efforts tc secure enactment
OF The franchise hi,3
Two soldiers. GRAY and Michel.
were convicted IL Paris o. the mur-
Ger 81 Madame GoUin. widow Of
J0leS Goaia, = E0tI5 fnaucier. Grady
ee!ng sentenced = & aSth ana Michel
&c 20 wears in prison
An explosion in re Dolores mine
IL the State az Chihuahua. Mexico.
started a fire which DESTROYED leO
horSes and rendered 500 persons
homeless One life WAS lost.
Colonel Roosevelt received the
honorary degree Of doctor 81 laws
tVar' Camhrijce University.
The expulsion q Jewish families
from Niev. Russia has begun.
ar earthquake was felt throash-
ga S5tzerlsat
" c2jcn EcaTi - Trade Neeaa
IS irvesticSticn ~ the strandiue %
fN t'rev;csn Transport liner Min
re- cha.
TIE Centennial Exposition az Ar
Forstse wss o~ered at Ruenos Aires
TvSrcly Cf lest Fehrusry In The
NrS, Theodore Roosevelt visited
F-'-NsH -ASm Palace and had $ loas
cfst With Queen Mother Alexandra
Nsd~,s claims decisive victory
vNec re NicsvAgGsn insuroents st
r'a fields
TIE ~'e'SRE ot the snow on the
'-crntSsSs e Norway caused serious
~Sc =.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
Killed By Boat He Bnilt

F9oVidence. r I. lSNeciall. -
While launching 4 20-ton power
boat which he had been three years
building for his own use. James Sa-
vol was crushed TO death and ironed
ont OF nesrly all semblance Of hu-
mainly when the rope holding the
boat On the ways broke and allowed
the craft 10 so over him as II en-
tered the water. Savoi wss SIS years
old.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
SPITzER DRIVEN
BY CONSCIENCE
Convicted Sugar Weigher Testi-
feS With Pardon in Pocket.

Dramatic Moment In The Court
Room In New York When The
First Witness For The Govern
ment Shows A Pardon From The
Presidcnt-Story OF The Secret
Springs I'm the Sugar Scales And
The Warning Signal Lights "A
Mysterious Phone.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

kee,~'srr - a r,eiae3 ccocatlv fr-
e<.e ~ r f-sDc1r'aa. eG,,a pscrcsa
c~s~s row tie leaves and
n ~ e - 2 Q .recS ~ evaporation
- 6sSfsfs on. sacN lSsves and
@c>.s ssirs sssrrei % EsVoge
q a erseA ssese
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

Twenty million false teeth are sent
TO England from this country every
xsaI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

r,~'e-3's higth rate lest vear wss
a. loves ~ record -ss-S> s tAcu-
sers q No~Rla;son. This Is nearly
n Q below the rate Tor 1908. which
sNSvcs 8 slteGt increase over 1907.
re Est fsc many years
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03

rcse leaves srs imported free o.
errv eNea hcoUcAt in = Grade S.ace.
't> vt~e ~ the iwpc-sS 81 T9hS
s Fly SfoS. e. 1897. S2.tS7 aus
An 1905 sN,NF9 The value % rcSe
rsss s-v~or,ef ii the decade end.
80 ftA tsGS amounted - over
<ee csc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
TAFT TAKES HIS
CRITICS TO TASK
Reflection On Southern HOspl-
tally Resented.
SAYS HE NEVER HAD TO PAY BOARD

President Writes Letter TO ION
gresham Tawney Expressing His
Distress Over The Phase Wmch
The Debate Over His TraVeiihS
Expenses Took - Never Had A
More Cordial Welcome AS In MS
Tour OF The South.
, 1910-12-22
A Cherished Memory
Communicated

Some of the latter day magazine
writer's have either lost their true
sense of love or else they were
poorly raised. Yet lots of US who
were raised, not in luxury, but in
comfort, look over our past lives
and all agree that our childhood
days, during the mythical period
when Santa Claus reigned in our
childish minds, as the one great
time when life was cast in a gold.
en- dream. Do you remember
those wonderful days? The ones
where for at least a month before
Christmas, you talked in whispers
to brothers, sisters or playmates
of what you hoped old Santa Claus
would bring? Then the times
when you laid a tired baby head
in mothers lap aud whispered
what you would like for Christmas.
Have you 80 oon forgotten those
wonderful days? Or the baby
scrawl on a piece of paper, while
sister or some grown-up guided
your hand-the letter to that
mythical Christmas god, upper
most in your mind, who dwelt in
-
the frozen north. Have you for
gotten the wonderful stories that
Papa told of Santa and his rein
deers? And who was it helped
Mama leave a mince pie on the
table, nicely prepared, with a note
of instruction that you might be
remembered to Santa. Then the
long hours you laid awake listen
ing for even a faint jingle of bells
as he drew near. In the wee
hours of the morning you slid out
to see what the stocking might
contain. Did you? Well, now
for the love of Heaven don't advo-
cate taking away the golden dream
from the innocent children, the
one spot that every man looks
back on as the only real JOY he
ever knew.
, 1910-12-22
To Visit Eastern Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Gross
and son Garland came down from
Brush Greek Tuesday evening
and on yesterday morning Mrs.
Gross and garland left for Gallo,
Mo-, where they will visit with re-
latlves and friends. From there
they will go to Macon City, Mo.
and on to st. Louis before return
ing, Mr.. Gross will go to Denver
about the 18th of January and at
tend the Stock Show, after which
he will join his wife and son on
on their trip and visit with them.
Mr. Gross left yesterday afternoon
Tor The ranches os r. A. Day and
b. Z. Kidding, where he will visit
before returning to his ranch on
Brush creek.
, 1910-12-22
New School District

w. j. Horn, wife and family
were in town Saturday, Mr.. Horn
had just gotten notice that the ap-
plication of the residents of School
Dist. let No 30. for the division of
the district had been allowed and
that the new district would bear
the number 80. Election notices
have been posted and there will
be a meeting of the electors of the
new district at Mr.. Horns resi-
dence on December 31st, 1910, for
the purpose of electing three di-
rectors for one. two and three
years.