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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20
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Seq bill life unblabe meo at 9ioe Or.
@ieriet min beoite aoutpItnent i AnIeos
ming bans GrtifeI ON 8eiietuotrpt fra
&or9e. Seq bar I9ite BANS artifeI meb
nlegen Snteresie, % ipm np inobanoret
storbmano, Der tienoer SorboI0em mos
9aaeube, bill ie9 fnn SOB til at poe bam
min 8efr9ftelie al Den Raabe ban is9er
at fremitiae bet SoIt. iom III Dor / storz
ee, Tom ct / Saubbeb fribebss og fremz
aoitrebenoe Solt, meo Oct itore S9Iesz
mail "aaes SeI". Sans artttel giper /
San6beb ct FORFEIT @iaeOe al @irteligz
beoeu. Set er life ale RorSmenS /
Gmerifa, iom bar en- ioaoau SoritaaeIie
at SorboIbene. 1au timber 10 iaa giers
ne, at Soft, Tom bar leoet / bette itpre
amerita en- Sib, fumes alt er imadt %
buteIigt bergiemme; men oct CT life iaa.
Wean BONNER gierne fra bOao bet bar,
ba mar ubnanoreoc, men fer life boab
Der er giort 90 bpao Der gisres for Oct
aImeue Bel. Wdn bar piitnot / ct Sduo
iom Hor9e at fiRnrpe meo iaanlarge
bauiteli9e Raturiorbolbe, men aiennems
eaaeroe teper Oct norife Solt laa 9ubt,
iaa rolt9t % trpgt, at ieg tGnfer Oct er
man9en Der misInber Dem oeres roIige,
tremaOitrG6enbe 2io. gan mda ilibe o9
fiempe Ser Tom oberdlt | 8erSeu; men
trobs alt, iaa leuer ma goot Der. Ser
CT piituot me9et at rette pdd / Rorge,
men tait ct gie paa De marge tore all
rlengapniige Rdal, ole be p~oIitiite Yurs
tier, iad bill man uoen 8artibeulDu lie,
at be ale bar 2inere aabre, % at De
ale er bpbt beii9lct al DeanIet "aIles
@eI". Rdn bill bog piituot aIbrie hume
fratienoe at oct er Oct bernptratiife Sarti
/ Rorae, Tom BELT iibeu 1914 bar sieus
ncmfsrt Be fleite % itsrite Reformer til
bet almeue Soils Bel; men - ida uos
prGeet MORT Semotrat ies enS er - iaa
bill ieg Dog beotienSe, at oeiaa BET ions
ieroatipe Ydrti bar eienremfsrt 8efors
nter til allies Bel.
Snoen BET tonierbatipe Yarti er mar
rterc tiIbeieIis til at file meIem aIass
ierne % bill liseiom boloe eubner Glasie
tuSen @rrnbier og i~aalcbes mere frems
mes pgnper, iom tieuer BEN beore &Iasies
BEL. Yian er Iieeiom reb for at sipe bet
brebe Gag - bet aImene - ro9eu Sors
eel iom fan 5Gpe bet op / Iiosberetti9et
SilpGreIie, men tiItruos mna man life
belt uuberfieuoe at osiaa bet tonierpatipe
Sarti bar bobt Sdnter for bet dIucue
soil, ieIo ON / imaa Sortioner. Yaen /
Sopeofagen iaa er bet M bet bemoiratis
fe @euitrepdrti, Der bGrer iterit Del al
ben aImene lloniiIiue bIartSt Solt oe 6prs
IoIb ! Iorgs. 90 bporIe0es llbpiiIiuseu
bar artet jig, siper 10 uetop Sr. 8ieriet
ct me9et trGiieuoe o. eoSt 9iaeoe al.
2aiter ma ct Bill paa Stater. bnor
foniernatipe Roeter bar raaoet i aars
tiber, iaa ie ON on oil fitoe Den ieoue
frie SoIteuooifline. &c ON on oil iuSe
BEN iebne SiIfreosbeS blarSt Solicit. aIs
brig. Gg gaorse baoSe beIler aIsrig pGs
ret hodS bet er, beriom Den fra bore
eomIe Sabre drpeoe S~emofrdtiite aano
life babe pGret iaa aluert raaSenoe,
iom ,een bar n9ret os er ben Tag nag.
Seq itaI life saa r9rmere inc pna oette
ru; men ies fsIte Srab9 til at taite IT.
@ieriet FOR bans atm os eooe artitel,
ina man unSftploer en- Smule lioenoms
eoaeu. artitsIeu bar ueeutpil iient til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20
Psruna-HsmmsIIghe-
der du hurde vide.

@oIocn Seal, Rooeu Of ouenitna.
cnSe Blnnte. CT en- meget npttig DE.
bieiu. Range MeRneifer inoidmler
beu / bore rige Sfogeane | 2sbet af
Sommeren. Tua Menneifcr peo. bpor
prroifuIo 6en er for 8pspepiia o.
aatarrb iout iom ct aImiuoeIist
Strrfemioocl.
@ouge 1~lriinoer 4um0 at oenne
Roo brlgeS hpert gdr ! oct bersmte
antarrb.RioSel Gerund. Tette Safta
iortlarer. huorior enbper Burger Be.
rltua Tor 3atarrh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20
Era ginarb, ". Tat.

gi BAR babt en- pen giutcr; uGItcu
iieen enc. su er al Sueen borte os pi
bar @aar. SoIf briper paa mco gaars
arbeibet. @i boboe en- gitif bernebe,
men forleben blep ben Iuttet ioet Scls
iene refine berfra. Ser er pent 9dnb. vi
benter at Great Rortbern ifaI tonine
tpers pper WeSenrb Gountp. ba Der CT
Sale ON at gane ifal bp99es Der.
SiIllut en- perIig 5iIieu.
Sod u. Stalbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

3 pdrHt getr beuosr bet at 5aroepuosn bIper for brso o. stses
fra Hs for msssu Jarpe. 2 fac IHfRroe maa sHSel al ben sserHs
tist 5arpe iusss Op Deb Sislp al ct Stpt. Srztpavtt. ssr aas
tan bialpe Fs m.o ct Stpis Apspapir.
On Sarpepuee oil oars Here Aar. 5tHfSe ben as6et al 10
sner tire War bItpe nosst for t6r. iaa tan mnn BLOT erpppe ps 60
Sraate glprrtn cs ben of blpe tss iaa soo iem M isen-
Gaar uan life soet Atrpi ben isrhs Sang, iaa foriSs tsfea.
SGi StsmpsIsi HABIT HtS pGa Baptret, tarr iGt ben enc SIDE ns
iprl, ee brig ben gaaaSe, iom pasier beaf. SEpt bDertsa isr baarsi
eaer for 1L
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20
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efnp aSel.s ipSehat Raun % aorsst. for at Hippo at Sell beaaaes.
eemplerue ueisres Slapes 5Vrstuuns os ne oil bhps ihs en- 0ana
OF uoru. % man pl oericr uneernoen tpmms III at pne npel, Taae lansen
so pa en- oneen Hrame.
aerssis: .. ~21nmneieu, Desesab. 1cpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

Gan: Seq er life bsIbaoenoe, Srss
ten, men bpis DC bill ueies mee en-
Raros obbe % opriatse SiGrIi9beo,
Srt. aldrd
Gun: IA, bet biz ies. men tror Se
M oaiaa, at Slasteren % ais6manbeu
ian Heies meS bet?-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

reIie finoes to tore ~2senbalie. % iea CT
ben enc. Sea bar dIoris | nit Gin paret
9iftl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

GpsHhnasHcs 9ssntns Uisr en- en- aHttsrfrmpel msO Rauu % aOrest
FAINT 5arpepuoe On iaaoau "Rubberfamp" CT udlmnosis untts mango Til
faloe baabe for Rsturnsrns at Supe iUm life G ,ummen Gursiat,n ibanss
hmt Tom Sempl paa gspe 9Ranstn en- nupsr Ue fit gtauu mssst upbdbt,
os IN iuaoan RarnsHsmPsl oil iOrbtHbe 5OriHislfr Os muus: andre uhbass
ligbebL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

Sare IerO. - Set sisr mig onet
Bob. ia Suren. at ie, at ou iIdar Sin
lide grcr. Deb on life. at bet or feisi
at ilaa en-, Tom er miHSre eno en- IeIp?
Rcn Sar, buorior iIdar on mig oag
iprrgte Sob wnnloia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

San; Set er it,e SIGSerne. Tom On.
Der Rdnoen."
3un: "Iei. on piToe tauffe cnfe, be
aiorSe Bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20
st iaaSant "Sntft" ienSes ion grrmie mso glaSet for ct liars
Notwithstanding os fem Gents ertra til at bstaIs
yorto, Goupolnt o. SnOpafnins.

Sms life bet fuO. Sssb 81. 80 nbknbes. oil en- gremtsbos bGue lmS
tieoenor 9apnesrspsL Griarins bar Iert cs at ri lie Tan fHps Rapnehsnp
meb glaet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

Seroppe | Hurben ie9 panorer omfriug,
Com bahlenoe Iano ies tramper irins;
Gil Dame ies snifer. Der mig fan ~fcritad,
Ser fan belle min StiGbne % ei mig
forimad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-20

SuNTguuI SuIlutl, Iul lux
ite Gag at taIe paa Soitemnen 90
pi fom til Huitenfielbet, mnntte b
enten fisre oper oct | itpggelige 9nf
fer eIler ina iGtte Snnrpei t~persopel
eler iaa iRtte Snarpei tpersopei
Sien. Wen pan en- 9Iafut peb Reo.
fisrieIen too aopuriel: Sien er iffC
iifferl Oct bar @aaneifin, og 9isrn
ION itirrebe op De Itpgge Ri,itenbof
fene, ipulue % itlpe! "3en geier
bill life ieg, Teter," ia ban. "gil on
iaa poager ieg YeIien os fisrer Sier
leIl" Set er foitbar Sra9t, oi fis,
rer,~ iagoe ieg, men ieg ter nof
9isrnion." San 10 - iaa tog ief
9eIien min belt Of ban fneppebe OF
i'm. Saa bar oct afiteo. Get fnofe'
oa 6rafet I'll oae aanter. Saa uip
ieIig fort bar ies aIorig fisrt / mi
9ip. Seita ioritob nof. oct eiolot
9ipet. Sor Ser ionStes life Rano a
boIoe Dem. Sffc ct Iuf bIep taft
men bper iab ri meb bore Confer
tror iea, iiGr ba oct "branbrnfa'
BART. HGb bar ies life, ing os iter'
ben Sanger! Ia pi enSelis ilnt
oper. ropte gisrnion iornsiet: Sam
men flarte oi oet, Getrr. Seg fac
moi. bpor roIis on por % sIemte ieIt
Saren." @en Solicit paa Gnoroer
ffres oper Jig oeo iIige llperinger Jon
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
Notice of Forfeiture

To r. J. Wilson, Roy r. Henderson,
Alfred Place, j. c. Junkin, Chris S.
Hiilstead, 0. a. Laymon and G.. H.
Hull:
You and each OF you are hereby no.
titled that | have expended the sum of
one hundred (10W dollars in labor and
improvement, for each year, for the
year 1908 and the year 1909, upon the
following placer mining claim. to wit:
The First Chance Association Placer
claim, situated and being on Golden
creek, a tributary of Illinois creek, in
the Fort Gibbon Mining and Recording
Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
Said work and improvement was done
under the provisions of section 1924 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States. being the amount required by
said section 1924 to hold said claim for
the years 1903 and 1909: also that proof
of the annual assessment work was
filed under chapter 255o. entitled "An
act to amend the laws governing labor
or improvements upon mining claims
and that if within ninety days after
the last publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of such expenditure, for said
years, as co-owner in said placer min
ing claim, your interest in said claim
will become the property of the under
signed under said section 1924.
Dated at Tanana, Fort Gibbon Pre-
c;nct, Alaska, March 10, 1910.
S. F. MCDILL.
Date of 1st publication, March 10. 1910.
Date OF last publication. June l6, 1910.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
HOWARD LEASES
STANLEY HOUSE

Frank B. Stanley, proprietor of
the Stanley hotel at Hot Springs,
last week leased his property to
Fred J. Howard, of Kemperopolis-
on Slough, lately returned from
Iditarod, who will complete the i'm
provements that Mfr Stanley had
under way, and will maintain its
reputation for excellence which it
has enjoyed since the opening day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard on last
Tuesday evening celebrated the re-
opening of the Stanley house under
their management by big banquet
followed by social dance that was
enjoyed by nearly all the people in
tia, vicinity.
Mr.. Howard is one of the best
known hotel men in Alaska, and
his guests always receive "the best
what is" wherever he holds forth.
Mr.. Stanley reached Tanana last
Sunday afternoon with a five dog
team headed for the Iditarod, look
ing for a new location
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
TO PROSPECT CALENA LEDGE

" O. Green will do extensive prospect work the galena
the north side of the Yukon below The
Rapids This brought down by Mail Carrier Jordan
last Saturday.
Mr. Jordan Mr. Green at Fish creek The latter was
ready Springs from which place he expected to be
back days. accompanied by number OF men and Quilted
for effective work.
specimens of from the ledge have been exhb
within the past At time last
Anderson brought down about 100 pounds solid
the kind could be found
the have been made of which showed
high gold The Leader speak with authority
given the by but granular and
bright gray color and in regions would be expected
to values in silver.
We have heard said that ledge matter of similar character
oucroppng the head of Old Man what
continuation of the ledge which Mr. Green
will work.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

$40 acres. Magnetic variation % deg.
30 min. east
as additional to their original home
steads, respectively:
John r. Allen, as additional to orig
inal homestead entry No. 6963, at
Bonneville, Mo-, dated October u, 1869,
containing 3S. 10 acres.
VIM. r. Hess, as additional to original
homestead entry on the west one-half
of the southwest quarter of section l, in
township 26 north. range 5 west, en-
tered April 3. 1872, per homestead No.
4O2S, and final proof No. 1857, at the
Ironton, Mo-. United States land Office
Zachariah Johnston. Jr., as additional
to original homestead entry No. 43 at
North Platte, Nebraska. dated July 7.
1873, containing 1890 acres.
Joseph 3. Deaton, as additional to
original homestead entry No. 1868, at
Ironton. Mo-, dated June IL, 1866, con-
tanning 1888 acres.
Morris z. Jolley, as additional to
original homestead No. 54l2, at juno
ton City, Kansas, dated February 10,
1870.
Notice is hereby given that any and
all persons claiming any portion Of the
above-described land are required to
file a protest during the period of pub
licGtion or thirty days thereafter, in ac-
cordance with law, with the Register
and Receiver Of the L. S. land office at
Juneau. Alaska.
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL COM
PANY, by GEO. j. MILLER,
Attorney-in-fact.
Notice CT the above will be published
in the Tanana Leader printed at Tan
ana. Alaska, which hereby designate
as the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
f. Fl. MACK,
Register U. S. Land Office, Fairbanks
Date of first publication. April :. 1910.
Date OF last publication, June ,, 1910.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
Additional! Entry
Under Section 1906 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Office,

APPLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Fairbanks, Alaska. March 30, 1910.
Northern Commercial Company, q
corporation incorporated under the
laws of the State of New Jersey, as
signee of John r. Allen, William r.
| Hess, Zachariah Johnston Jr., Joseph
B. Deaton and Morris P. Jolley, being
entitled to the benefits of Section 1905
! OF the Revised Statutes of the United
States, granting additional lands to SOL
diers and sailors who served in the Re-
be?lion, does hereby apply to enter T..
S. Survey No. 139, situate on the north
side of the Yukon river, near the town
of Tanana, about one-half mile east of
Weare (Tanana) postottice, Alaska,
more particularly described as follows,
!! to-wit:
| Beginning at corner No. l on the
witness corner No. stone 2Gxl2X7
marked ''S-739,'' bears north 40 links,
from which witness corner United
States location monument No. 739.
/ bears south 80 deg. p min. east 81 Is
chains distant: thence north a deg. 50
min. west 1869 chains to corner No. ,.
whence corner No. , of survey No. 250
bears north 70 deg. 10 min. west 20
chains distant, and witness corner No.
2 bears north 40 links: thence north
1892 chains to corner No. ; whence wit
ness corner No. 3 bears east Is links:
thence east 1875 chains to corner No. 4:
thence south Gil chains to corner No.
| l, the place of beginning, containir 6
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
news FROM K0yUKUK CAMP

day he got $40, and the following
day lie panued out $40. There has
been no news from there since, but
the strike shows that there is run
of gold i'll the deep channel of Ham
mond river. There has been money
come out of Hammond river before,
but it has always come from the
rim or close to the surface. Holen-
burg's shaft is about $50 feet deep.
Tobin has reached bedrock Oil
Wiseman creek; got slanting bed
rock, found a few colors, and is
drifting. William Glenn struck
rim OH Wiseman and got mud to
bedrock; ditto Pevro and Wilson.
Martin Josephson is not yet down.
Burt Skinner. from Fairbanks, is
building a porcupine boiler; he is
going to try the deep ground at the
mouth of Mascot creek. Good
money has been taken from the
shallow ground at the. head of the
creek, but the deep ground has
never been tried OH this creek be-
fore.
There are a few NEWCOMERS com
ing in here now, but they haze not
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

Wiseman, Alaska, March 81
Everything in this camp is looking
fairly good, Nolan creek is look
ing about the same, with the ex
ception that Basley & Webster
have run into some money on 4 be-
low discovery-a claim that here,
tofore had been considered not very
favorably.
Gold creek is now looking tip
considerably. They have located
good pay in the bench of this creek
in several places, and about 10 or
? men are working Oh this creek
Wheelbarrows are used to take the
gravel out.
A strike is said to have been
made on Sheep creek; nothing SEN
sational, however.
The best strike i'll the camp this
month is the small one made by
John Holenburg OF Hammond
river. FIe has been working alone
for the past six or seven months
sinking a shaft to locate the deep
channel on this stream He reached
bedrock a few days ago and got $6
il the bottom Of the hole; the next
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

got located yet. This is not camp
where they hire big crews of men
OIL the claims. Most of the gold is
on bedrock and is more Or &c. >,
"pockcty," and the best pay seems
to be i'll the deep ground; so
small outfit is very good thirg to
have if one comes in here. ~
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
ABOUT THE MAILS
ARRIVALS

From Outside, Valdez. Fairbanks,
and Rampart-Ho Springs, every Tues
day.
From Nome, St. Michael and lower
Yukon, every Friday.
From Dawson and Eagle, every other
week, Saturdays.
From Coldfoot, about the 18th of
each month.
DEPARTURES
To Outside, Valdez, Fairbanks and
Rampart-Hot Springs, every Saturday.
To Nome, ST. Michael and lower
Yukon, every Wednesday.
To Coldfoot, the 18th of each month.
REGISTERED NAIL and MONEY Or
DER BUSINESS will close every Friday
at noon and not open before departure
of Outside mail.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
The "Taking" of Jack Welch

W. 3. Ballou acted as census taker
in Rampant precinct and his duties
took him into the wilds of the Hosiara
river country. Away up on the Pitka
Fork he ran onto Jack WEIGH, an Oh:
acquaintance, busy at prospecting.
Jack had gone there early last sum-
mer and had not heard about the cen
sus matter. He had known Bailou as
United States commissioner. and was
somewhat furried at his sudden appear
ance Ballou noted his nervousness,
and said, as he took out a book and
pencil:
Lets see, Jack, I wasn't connected
with the marshal's Office before you
left Rampant, was I?'
mo-" said Jack, but I knowed
somethin' was up as soon as I seen you
comm"
''How old are you?'
80, about TO-"
"Where were you born?"
sin Missouri
married or single?'
(After some hesitation) 80, single. "
How many children, living and
dead?"
"To hell with you and your internal
euestions," said Jack, getting warm
under the collar. ''I'll not answer an
other id one of 'em till I get to Fair
banks and see a lawyer. Now that's
straight, old cock"
The census man couldn't keep a
straight face any longer: so he made
the true nature of his mission known.
"Well, why in the dickens didn't you
say so in the first place." said Jack.
Come on up to camp"
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
ST. JAMES, CHAPEL

First Sunday in each month, Holy
Communion II a. m. Other Sundays,
Evening Prayer, 1880 p. m.
WINTHROP PEABODY.
Priest in Charge.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

U. S. Deputy Marshal Charles
Hanover, of Iditarod, reached town
last Friday with an insane man
named Benson, whom he was tax
ing to Fairbanks. They left On
Saturdays stage. Al Raap was
also traveller from the Iditarod.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

The Leader is on sale at the Tanana
postoffice lobby.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

Try Williams new barber shop 70
an easy shave or stylish haircut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13

Go to Wm. Reckling's, 1911 2d avenue, for Bar Keepers Friend, International Stock Food, winter goods, such as blankets, buggy prons, lap robes, horse covers, tarpaulins, autobomile robes and trim mings, harness and saddles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
DAYS RECORD IN
 COUNTY COURTS

Judgments by consent were rendered in a number of cases yesterday in Judge Crows division of the circuit court. The case of w. o. Davis vs. the Grasseli company was compromised for 5000; tha t of q. M. McMahon vs. the Cahool Pro duce company for s55; Ben L. Wertheimer cs. Traders Investment company s75; R. B. Harper vs. Woodward Iron com pany, s3O0; J. T. Anderson same, $50.
 The case of Henry Hardin ys. the New Connellsvile Coal and Coke company will be on trial in Judge Crows division today, and that of Lillian Bush vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company In Judge Lanes division.
 Tn the third division of the city court yesterdays session was taken up with the case of W. H. Sadler vs the Bir- minsham Railway, Light and Power company which will be concluded to- day.
 In the second division, Judge Fergu- son presiding, the docket will be cleared to date today with the completion of the cast of J. B. Nichols vs. the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company
 Judge s. l.. Weaver is occupying the bench in the first division of the crimi- nal court this week for the third success sive week. Judge Fort will have the first division next week, which is capi- tai week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
CHANGE IN RATES
 OF FIRE INSURANCE

Chief Bennett of the fire department yesterday announced the changes made by the underwriters on account of the increased fire facilities. Chief Bennett has been very careful to see that each place that has secured increased protec- ton has been granted corresponding decrease in insurance rates.
 The latest addition to Birmingham ir which a fire department has been estab- lished is Pratt City. Chief Bennett yes terday wrote to the Southeastern In derwriters association calling attention to the fact that a new station had beer installed at Pratt City and requested lower rates for the residents of that suburb.
 By increasing the fire protection Chiei Bennett has secured the following changes in insurance rating:
 Avondale-Ra from third to second class rating
 Eiyton-Raised from fourth to third class rating.
 Ensley-second-c rating. No change class rating.
 North Birmingham-Raised from fourtf 10 third-class rating
 North Haven-Raised from fourth tc seoond-class rating.
 Wylam-Raised from fourth to third class rating
 Woodla wn-Raised from third to sec ond-class rating. The only sections of Birmingham tha are without fire protection entirely art East Lake, East Birmingham and King ston It Is the intention of the chief tt recommend to the council that station be established that will give adequat' protection to these suburbs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
THIRTEEN PRISONERS
 ARE GOING TO MINES

county Jail this morning for Flat Top mines. where they will serve sentences ranging from one year to twenty. The negroes were recently sentenced in the Birmingham courts, and their crimes range from grand larceny 10 accessory to a murder. The total years of the negroes sentences is 109 years and one day.
 A good deal of uneasiness was felt al the county jail last night on account of the fact that there were thirteen prisoners in the bunch. It is regarded by the jail authorities as an exceedingly bad omen when there are thirteen men in a gang going to the mines. It wal confidently prophesled around the jail that something would happen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
FEDERAL AID FOR
 ROADS IS URGED Several Speakers Favor Use
 of Convicts LADIES TAKE INTEREST Roads Association Indorses Project for the Preservation and Improvement of the Historic Highways
 of the State
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

% Address by Gov. B. B. Conner. <
 % Addresses by Congressman Will < . liam Richardson and Richmond F. { < HobsOn. . Address by R. F. Kolb, commits < < sioner of agriculture-elect, on <
 ' ''Farmers and Good Roads" { < Paper by Prof. Edgar B. Kay, ! < Dean Engineering department, uni- < . verslty of Alabama, on Stone and !
 < Gravel Roads" ' Paper by B. E. Pool on The { ' Construction of sand-Clay Roads" < + Short talks by delegates, mem {
 4 bers of the association and invited { < guests will be made during the < convention. % Election of officers. . Resolutions and new business. < Reports of committees { < Adjournment for barbecue at 1 < North Birmingham park.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
Lieut.. Goo. Gray Sees Sights
 And Weighs 26O Pounds

not stop at 24o pounds, but went on round to 260, and the dumfounded guesser meekly offered the dime. However, MT. Gray was satisfied with having outwitted the fellow. and went on his way smil- ing.
 The lieutenant governor had time at the fair yesterday. He took in every thing from the diving girls to the car nival of fat people; drank lemonade and ate hamburgers; took a shot at the mig
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
BEE WIZARD LECTURES
 AT HIGH SCHOOL TODAY

ODell, the "bee wizard,' who has been delighting large audiences with his lec- lures on bees, soil and farming at the fair while he stands in a cage and han dles bees with perfect ease, will lecture to the high school students at 10 o'clock this morning.
 Superintendent J. H. Phillips yesterday extended the invitation, which he ac- cepted. Mir ODell is an authority on farming subjects and will talk on soil formations.