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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Southwest heishborIy Notes.

Among those who took dinner
with Henry Burtz and wife Sun
day were Ed Cornwell, Jas. j.
Leavitt and wives; Mesdames
Frank Johnson of Lincoln. H.,
Skidmore, Saltzman and Miss
Coleman.
Thomas Hilman was Happy
visitor Saturday.
H. Blazer was in our locality
a few days ago.
M. n. Gallagher was in our
neighborhood last week.
Mr.. Mathews was down from
North Dakota looking after his
interests.
John Potter of Arlington, III,
and Newt Reeves of Canyon
were in our locality last week
and called on Jas. Leavitt.
MesdameS Jas. Leayitt and
Johnson shopped in Canyon
Wednesday, \ Neighbour.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Umbarger Notes.

Miss Anna Wansley left for
Amarillo Saturday, where she
will spend the fall, then she will
join her parents in Weatherford,
Okla.
Miss Edna O'Byron, who is
employed as teacher at the Tates
school, asrived Saturday. She
has taught in this part of the
country some time ago and has
been highly spoken of as teacher
and lady.
l.. NJ. Williams spent the day
in Hereford Friday.
Mrs. Money and childred
spent the past week or so with
relatives and friends in Happy.
Miss Thompson, who is to
teach the Umbarger school, ar
rived from Okla, Saturday. This
is her first trip out here. She
will make her home with h.
Beckman and family.
G.. w. Conrad made a flying
trip to Canyon Tuesday.
PANHANDLE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Block Six News.

Some more fine weather.
Mr.. Edwell left for Illinois
Thursday but will return soon
accompanied by his wife.
Henry Meyer and VIM. Deeke
made a business trip to Ceta and
Happy Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Henry Schultz of Lone Tree,
Iowa. who has been visiting at
the +. Edmonds home, left for
home Monday. He says the
country's alright and he will
move down in the near future.
Aug Stamp of Holstein, Iowa,
is in this vicinity looking after
his interests.
Paul Christensen and Dick
Wanchear entertained a bunch
Sunday. Those present were;
II. Anderson. p. Fluegel, ii.
Huffman, Mack Brundum and
H. Miller. All had a good time
leauing in the best of spirits.
School starts Monday, Sept.
18th. with Miss Parish as
teacher.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
PIeasantvieW Items.

Very pleasant weather, lit
tie dry but just right to get lots
of work done.
A lot of hay is being baled and
is in demand at about s..
Tom Slack is baling nice lot
of millet hay this week.
Elmer Long of EmpOria,
Kans.. has rented w. Z. Cooper's
farm and will move here soon.
Last week Ed Gibson had a
valuable COW to lie down in a
gully, and getting on her back,
died before morning.
Pleasantview can boast of
having "a teacher Is years old
with a FIRST grade certificate for
this year.
Ed Gibson and wife attended
the teachers institute in Canyon
Thursday.
Frank Crowley will begin
school at Pleasantyiew next
Monday, Sept. II.
Be on time at Sunday School
after this and save trouble.
Booster.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Wanted a Wife.

The foregoing was the title of
vaudeville act put on at the
Shadowland Monday night. The
act was considered in every re-
spect to be first class and those
who did not go. missed a good,
long laugh.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
of Otis Malcolm.

OF OtlS Malcolm.
The public school of Happy
opened Monday, with Mr., Wen
die and Miss Cook as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayborn are
expected home this week from
Wayne. Neb.
Miss Louise Grady is attend
ing the teachers institute in
Canyon this week.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Public Sternographer.

| will do your stenographlc
work for you at moderate prices.
Phone 116. Mrs. j. Z. CRAWFORD
24-2t
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-09
Social and Personal Notes

Room SOC per night. $3.50 per
lay at Canyon Hotel. 24tf
w. D. Scott has been on the
sick list partlpf this week.
Fresh home. made candy at
COwart's Confectionery. 23tf
A runaway was the center Of
attraction on the streets Wednes-
lay night.
Annual opening at the Normal
Grocery Saturday night. Every
one come. It
j. +. Berry has built a fine
dining room onto the Canyon
Hotel near the depot.
Saturday night is the time for
the annual opening at the Nor
nal Grocery. 1t
Fred {. PIERCE, an attorney
from Amarillo, was in the city
yesterday.
The cement block house in the
east end is ready for the roofs
The house win be very fine
one.
Mrs. W. +. Medor, of Plain
view, is visiting with her daugh
yer, Mrs. w. +. Garner She
came Sunday.
o. \. Perkins has moved his
family from st. Francis to this
city in order to avail himself of
the Normal advantages. He will
i've on North 9TH st.
Big ten days sale begins at
the Racket Store Saturday.
Don't fail to see their advertise
nent on page 4.
Rev. and Mrs. Groves were at
Hereford Sunday to assist in the
dedication of the Presbyterian
church, and the installation Of
she pastor. DR.. Peck preached
at the morning service here,
We have the largest and best
assorted stock Of long leaf yell
low pine to be found in the Pan
handle Canyon Lumber Co.
22tf
D. f. Low, cashier of the Sill
verton bank, was in the city
Tuesday visiting with Pres. Les
ter. of the FIRST National Bank.
Remember: The sweetness of
low price is soon forgotten in the
bitterness of poor quality.
22tf Canyon Lumber Co.
Chas. and Orville Gorby who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Mcneil for the past two
weeks. returned to their home
at Bowen, H.. accompanied by
Mrs. Mcneil.
Can take few table boarders,
and have some nicely furnished
rooms to let with board. First
place west of photograph gal
lery, 23tf l.. q. PRICE.
Monday was labor day, but
few Canyon people celebrated.
Only the banks took the day off,
while the postoffice was closed
part of the day The rest of US
were mighty busy all the day.
Nj. II. Sanders, of FIT. Worth,
has moved to Canyon in order to
have the advantages of the Nor
NAL. He has moved his family
in the house opposite the old
court house on Houston street.
Mrs. McWhirter and daughter
Miss Leona, returned to their
home at Greenville Tuesday af
ter a short visit at the A. s. Rol.
Inns home. They mad intended
staying longer but sickness in
the family called them home.
Judge Browning and Attorney
G. Il. Reader. of Amarillo, were
in the city last Friday. The case
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nearing completion.
a good square meal, 80 cents
at the Canyon Hotel. 24tf
Watch the show windows at
the City Pharmacy. 23w4
The American Restaurant has
closed it's doors and quit bust
ness.
w. j. Clay, of Stephenville,
was in the city on business
Tuesday.
The Normal Grocery has its
annual opening Saturday. Come
and receive a treat. 1t
Samuel Snider has moved his
family from Shannon, Iowa, to
his land southeast of town.
The lecture course will be eX-
planned at the Shadowland Sept.
Is after the regular show.
The Canyon Supply will have
their millinery opening Tuesday,
Sept. Ii. AWl
Judge Haney, of Amarillo, was
a business caller in the city
Thursday,
The name of the Santa Fee
Boarding House has been chang
ed to Canyon Hotel, J. F. Berry
Prop. 24tf
Assist the ladies' in their work
for the lecture course. 24wl
Miss Alice Burr returned to
her home at Crawford Tuesday
after spending a month with her
friend, Miss Grace Winkelman.
Your home is brighter when
there is lots of music. Buy a.
piano of w. T. Gillian. He ham
dies only the best. 2+wl
J. B. Hensley has moved his
family here from Browdwood in
order to take advantages OF the
educational facilities.
Be at the Shadowland Thurs
day night, after the show to hear
about the lecture course the
ladies will give. NV
j. F. Berry has just re turned
from Kermit, n. NJ. He says he
found crops in excellent condi-
ton in that part of the country.
Go to the Canyon Hotel for
good accommodations. 24tf
Attorney r. a. Souder of
Lubbock, was in town couple
of days this week on business.
Mr.. Souder is a former resident
of this city.
Ellsworthy Lowery, assistant
in education at the Normal, ar
rived in the city Tuesday and
has taken up his residence at the
Joe Service home.
Garner Brothers have sold
their barber shop on the south
side to Will Newberry. Mr..
Newberry has taken possession.
Tuesday, Sept. Is, will be the
date of the Supply Millinery
Opening. Come and see our line
of goods. 24w1
Joe Black, G.. Z. HutchingS,
Burett Burrows and Vincent
Reeves were taken to Amarillo
Monday by J. p. Hicks in his
auto where they took in a ball
game.
If | had a baby that | didn't
value above thirtyfive cents, |
would be satisfied to have just
kodak pictures of it. 24w1
H. G.. Breckenridge of I'm
barger made this office pleas
ant call Saturday. He owns
threshing machine and reports a
very good run this season.
Superintendent +. NJ Acker-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
life i'm the House of Commons =

bers of the opposition who have been
left-hand side. By long custom certain
certain seats. The parties also are
grouped according to their political con-
victions. The government supporters
sit on the benches behind them. The
more advanced sections of the Liberal
same side "below the gangway.' The
separates in the middle the wide
stretch of benches. on both sides of
the house. The Irish party occupies
the seats below the gangway on the
speakers left. These little details ac-
qure great importance in the eyes of
member and the cohesion of the ram
due to the respect which members show
fragrant absurdities.
The private member has not done any
thing so far and for the rest of the
day he may continue at that occupa-
tion. He is only required for the vot
ing, but as "divisions' may occur at
any time, he must not leave the pre-,
cincts of the place. The business of
the day is begun with questions. Any
member may ask any minister any ques-
tion relating to almost any subject of
public interest. Here, however, there
are certain curious restrictions. Thus,
for instance. when the present govern
ment, which is fighting against the
power of the house of lords, raised to
the peeraCe Herbert Gladstone, the re.
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Gently appointed governor general OF
South Africa, some members desired to
question the government on the mat
ter. These questions were ruled out OF
order. Such a ruling lies within the
discretion of the speaker.
Speaker Is Impartial.
The speaker is impartial, but he is
not mere fgurehead. He exercises
certain controlling hand over the de-
bates. His uccisions arc at once
obcyed. The house Of commons has
been fortunate in its speakers. The
present occupant OF the chair, James
w. Lowther, is one of the best. His
rulings are probably less arbitrary
than those of f'Uncle Joen Cannon. In
fact, he frequently maintains order by
ready joke, rather than an imperious
command
Questions last until 3:45 O'Clock,
posed of. 1t is possible to get through
nearly one hundred questions in the
time, and by these questions the
whole business of the nation may be
touched upon After questions, notices
of motion arc given. And then the set
debates begin.
The theory is that the member who
"catches the speakers eye' is called
upon to address the house. He does
so standing in his place, The speaker,
however, always gives preference 10 a
of the government, or front
bench opposition, before all others.
After that he would probably give
preference to leaders of parties, such
as the Irish party or the labor party.
Next he would give preference TO
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By ARTHUR LYNCH, Nj. P.

been good for some members. It is
not for nothing that the house of com
mons has been called "the best club
in the world
On fine days-during three months
of the summer there are occasional fine
days in England-the terrace of the
house, fronting on the Thames, is
popular and delightful resort. 1t is
especially popular with ladies, and here
one may see some Of the most
famous beauties of the world. Ameri-
can visitors are often TO be observed,
escorted by members.
Length of Session.
The business of the house is usually
over at o'clock on Fridays, and on
other days at 11:30 O'Clock at night.
Meanwhile the member has dined well
and at moderate price In one OF the
many dining-rooms of the place Here,
rooms and certain tables being reserved
for ministers. Rules of this sort and
the mingled exclusiveness and shyness
or awkwardness of Englishmen may
render it possible that a member of one
of the parties never exchanges word
with his leaders. He only comes in
contact with the whips when divisions
are running close and he is slack in his
attendance. or, like our portly friend
desirous of going home. There are sew
eral libraries, badly supplied with
books. There is newspaper-room
where a suggestion to keep American
papers would cause a flutter of alarm
1t is only quite recently, on my own
initiative, that the speaker consented
TO allow French and German papers To
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members specially qualified to speak on
the question before the house, or those
whom there was A general desire to
hear. After that, whoever should catch
his eye.
1t is a rule of courtesy in the house
that every one gives way to member
who rises to speak for the first time
The tone of the house is nearly always
courteous, and even indulgent; hence
it is not difficult to speak in the house.
On the other hand, as members have
heard all the best speakers in the
country, 1t is not easy to make an inn
preston. A speech that tells best in
the house is not q rhetorical effort, nor
even a highly consecutive and we'll
thought-out discourse; but rather a
speech containing references to prece-
dents, to pnst procedure and instances
and appeals to party advantage. A
speech bristling with details, even
though it bores the house, does the
member good A witty or humorous
speech. on the other hand, although the
house appreciates it, tends to lessen the
members weight. -
Whips Guard Exits.
When members do not like speech
they leave the house. | have seen
members addressing a dozen colleagues.
Meanwhile the private member may dis
pose of his time as he thinks fit within
the house. The ''whips' guard the
exits. and as divisions are always un-
certain, no member is allowed to 90
away without n good excuse. I saw an
amusing instance the other day One
of the government whips is a young
man of about thirty. but III appearance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
NOTICE.

GO Is hereby given by the City
y of Salt Lake City of the inten-
such council to make the follow
scrIbed improvements, to wit:
Fade, and pave with asphalt (sald
payement &c be seventy-two (72)
flde between curbs. and nine and
" (9D inches thick) Fourth East
Between South Temple and Third
streets; and to grade. gutter and
nth cement. and pave with asphalt
Esphelt pavement to be. sixty (60l
IL (9D inches thlck) Fourth East
between Third South and Fourth
streets. In Paving District No. q.
nray the abutters' portion Of the
nd expense thereof. estimated at
Ec thousand one hundred forty
0oo) dollars; thirty-nine thousand
mdred (S39. 10000 dollars. or ten
dollars per front or linear foot
az said Improvement on said
q Third South streets. there be-
feet Of abuttlng property on said
or said street; and twelve thou
we hundred forty ($i2,540,00) dol
nine and 5o-1oo (s9.50) dollars per
or linear foot abutting said I'M
Ient on said Fourth East street
y Third South and Fourth South
there being 1920 feet Of abuttlng
" on said portion OF said street
ocal assessment upon the lots or
or ground within the following de-
! district. being the district to be
Q and benefited by said improve
Namely:
ENTY-Two-FooT ROADWAY.
east side OF lots ! and 8. block So;
~ side of lots l. 6, and 8, block
enst side Of lots l and 8. block
west side OF lots 2. 3. and 5.
": The west side of lots and s.
and the west zide of lots 2. 3.
~, block 50. all in plat b. Salt
SIXTY -Foor ROADWAY.
east side OF lots /. G. 7 and S.
nnd The west side OF lots 4 and
q 81 all In plat 3. Salt Lake City
total coat of said Improvement IS
ed at fltty-five thousand Ave hun
orty-eight (s55.5zs. 0O) dollars. OF
sum the. city's portion ls three
an Tour hundred eight (s340S. D0'
ieaving flfty-two thousand one
q forty (s52.1d0,00) dollars TO be
py local assessment.
rotest5 and objections to the car
'pt OF such intention must be pre-
writing. stating therein lot and
description OF property. to the
Scorder on or before the 25th day
" 1910, being the time set by said
When II viii hear and consider
hereto.
hty- Utah.
February 81, 1910.
B, s. RIVES, City Recorder,
" Extension No. 10. h9c2
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,ause of the conflict between lords
bussommons, parliamentary doings IL
Ind Just now have a greatly en-
Ia interest. ] have been asked
We some indications, not so much
u formal rules of the commons, as
~ manner in which the ordinary
n member actually fills in his
r Speaking generally, | would say
- outset that he usually wastes II.
H. of nv distinguished colleagues.
|Ijlhas been in the house some TWEEN
ms. recently told me he sometimes
(fed ever having entered politics.
prieved,N he said, "when !
+ Of the fearful waste of time. -
brdiuary member S life is one OF
Sidleness. He is busy because he
n get away from the business; he
|s,ae Because he is mainly employed
|'Sing nothing.
E[f6e first four days Of the week
i 4ouse assemblies at quarter TO
~ in the afternoon, but at noon on
|ngs. These hours are not conven-
b fbut they have been selected to
h The lawyers, OF whom there Is al
|S4 too great a proportion In the
El If the member happens to be
Enc of the many committees his
(rhca may be required at the house
|rmuch earlier hour. Special meet
[99of parties, as, for instance the lr-
|nrty, are also usually held before
omnlencement of public business.
/, quarter to three, a little pro-
I'm is seen moving from the speak
|h ouarters along various passages
Hph the inner lobby to the house.
krocession is led by a tall and state
icer wearing knee breeches. He
H,llowcd by the speaker himself,
no full wig, knee breeches and
howiug black train. This train is
! Irted by a page. He is followed
Is secretary and chaplain. When
? beaker approaches the entrance of
hner lobby. an inspector of police
hrge of a few policemen, calls out
stentorian voice, Hats OF,
kersl"
little ceremony always seems
y to impress strangers who happen
'present. And some of the mem
who have seen it scores of times
d fresh interest in it at each re-
a. Englishmen cultivate traditions.
| peaker with his chaplain marches
! he house, and proceedings are be-
With prayer, which lasts FIVE min
y For one-half of this time the
ers stand facing each other, but
lf time they all make a semi-cir-
turn, Why, no one seems to know.
hey all seem impressed. I know
Isembly that looks more ,devout
the house Of commons al prayers.
v Has No Appointed Seat.
ides, attendance at prayers is the
way in which q member gains a
to his seat. The number OF seats
house of commons is consider
ess than the number Of members.
o Englishman would dream Of al
THAT. A member has no appoint
AZ. He may claim any seat by
ng it AT prayers and putting card
his name on it over the place,
eats are on benches cushioned in
Teen leather and in front Of the
are no conveniences whatever for
&. American legislators would
Rin that no books, paper or ink
Ire supplied. A small rack suf-
D hold ''the orders of the day.
members Of the government have
I'd to them the first bench on the
hand side Of the speaker Mem
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much younger and quite boyish- looking.
seat near the door of the lobby while
he told me joke. Then tall, portly.
dignifed Scotch member advanced,
and looking down on the whip, who was
young enough to be his grandson, he
asked him in pleading voice if he
could 90 home. The whip stopped his
repIed "Nol Not until YOU find a
pair" And the stately old gentleman
waddled off to look for An opponent TO
pair with Many members are usually
to be found in the smoke room,
especially when visitors to the place
call npon them. The long hours of
waiting, the tedium of the place, and
the smoke room or the bar have not
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be listed. Even then compromise was
made by giving us the dullest.
Then there are the all-night sittinas.
These almost deserve a separate chap
ter On one occasion j saw man fall
asleep at 3 o'clock in the morning. The
sergeant alarms went over to wake
him up. | expressed sympathy with the
man What" said colleague, "is
this common lodging house?"
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" accordance with law and an
the board Of directors, made On
gay of February, 1910, so many
Or each parcel OF such stock as
necessary Will be sold at the Of
tns company. 643 Twelfth East
~ Lake City, Utah. on the 30tb
may. to. pay delinquent assessment
together with tho cost of adj
and expense of sale.
GEO T, ENSIGN. Secretary.
b2T75
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Eier Mining company. location OF
q place OF business, Salt Lake
arc delinquent upon the
described stock ON account Of
tent no. levied on the 7th day
srnary, 1910. the several amounts
qsite tho names OF the respective
1ders, as follows: