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The border vidette., 1910-05-28
TERRITORIAL NOTES
Items of Interest Culied From Our Ex-
 changes.

The Bisbee board of trade. is to he reorganized in the near future and a campaign for Bisbee as the best mining town in America is 10 he started with the intention of attracting attenti1 i1u to that city as the place of opportunity A Tempe dentist has introduced the practice of using hypnotIsm on patients while extracting teeth. l. will probably be nece ssary for him to use bypnotism to get people into his torture chair when his method be- comes known
 Under the name of The Arizona Issue. the Anti Saloon League of the territory have issued a new paper devoted to the work of the organiz- ation. The place of publication is Pbenix and ". NJ. Burke is the editor and manager.
 The unfortunate shortage of cattle cars on the Southern Pacific just now is woI king a good deal of hardship on T+mpe cattlemen. For the past couple of weeks It has been impossible to SC cure a sufficient umber of cars and tie here now ready for shipment but there are no cIrs for them.-Rep.
 One of the boldest horsethefts which this section of Arizona has witnessed occurred at Douglas last week when an unknown Mexican mounted Dr. :. c. Reese's horse while the physicisu u was visiting patient. Riding the horse over a steep mountain, the thief teaversed roueht country to the valley on the other side and i5 now supposed to be safely in Mexico.
 Amid blaze of red fire aud the music of the Royal band, about 200 members of Oochise Tribe No. :, In proved Order of Red Men, with their proposes and a few squaws, held their annual parade the other evening, seal ped and tortured a paleface in front of the Copper Queen store and then adjourned to prepare for big picnic Sunday. The parade formed shortly after o'clock in front of the Pythisn castle. It was led by a calvacade of mounted warriors n full panoply of paint and feathers.-Bisbee Review.
 Wilcox is booming. according to the Paradise party of farm seekers who returned from San Simon the first of the week While absent they visited Wilcox and found the place lively. The various mercantile !estab- lish ments and real estate agencies are kept on the jump and much building is going op, all owing to the influx to the Sulphur Springs valley of farm and homeseekers from the Middle West aud California. O. NJ. McGlone Ia doing we'll in the real estate and insurance business Paradise Record
 The first indictments in cochise county under the Arizona "Boleto' law were returned by .he grand jury Saturday against three prominent Gleeson citizens, who are alleged to have violated the boleto law. The defendants are H. H Dyer, super intendent; p. M. Mcdonald, book keeper of the Shannon jnterests at Gleeson and B. A. Taylor, pioneer merchant of the camp. The gentle men were arrested Saturday evening, each promptly furnishing Sl ,000 bond for their appearance at the trial The indictment alleges the issuance of store order unredeemable at face value and au order check or certificate of indebtedness issued to Mexican nsmed Mendoza for S9 l5, is made the basis of the bill.
The border vidette., 1910-05-28

he will be transferred to Banning, Both of these gentlemen and their families have made many friends during their residence here who will regret excped ingly their going away.-Yum4 Sun
The border vidette., 1910-05-28

The Noqales Gold Storage is now hardling Kansas City meats. butter. eggs, etc. If you want Schlitz beer, iust out of the cold storage. either in bottles or from the wood, telephone the Nogales Gold Storage. If.
The border vidette., 1910-05-28

Young orchards should not oe permitted to overbear. else the vitality of the trees may be seriously weaken ed, shortening the life of the trees. and making them msre susceptible to disease.
The border vidette., 1910-05-28
general

water, states the assistant general manager. . President Murphy will go to New York in a short time in the interests of the road Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
ARTHUR {. WALKER
Small Holding claim No. 32h2.
0l3S1G JemeZ Forest COAL land
NOIICE IOK PUBLICATION

~ ANfANs
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office. Santa Fe, New
Mexico. August l, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
iowing-named claimant has filed no.
tice OF his intention TO make final
proof in support of his claim under
sections l6 and ~, Of the act OF
March 3. 1891. t26 Stats. S54), as
amended by the act Of February 2i,
1893 or Stats. 400 and that said
proof will be made before Juan a..
SandOvai L. S. court comr.. cuba, N.
NJ. on September 20. 1910. viz: Man
uel Martinez. of Cuba. y. NJ. for the
claim in Secs. n and 2S, r. q N, X.
w. twp surveyed In 1907.
Tie names tho following witness to
prove his actual continuous adverse
p0ssession of said tract for twenty
wears next preceding the survey OF
the township, via.
Julian M%ontoya. Antonio NGlverde,
Anastacio ChaNez and a. Eichwald. all
Of cuba. y. NJ.
ANY person who desires TO protest
against d allowance of said proof.
or who knows of any substantial rea-
son under the laws and regulations OF
tho interior department why such
proof should not be allowed. win be
given an opportunity at the ahove-
mentioned time and place TO cross-eN-
anime the witnesses Of a claimant.
and TO offer evidence In rebuttal Of
that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL Z. OTERO. Register.
published Ia the Morning Journal
Of Albuquerque. \. NJ Sept. ?. Oct.
2l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
Il.


Hopewell, w. s.-w. M, wv. Y.
Grazing Land, Sec. 4. T. 10 N, r. 8
f.. so acres. Lot /, Grazing Land,
sec. 8, n. 10 NJ, r. 8 r., 26.14 acres.
NV. u, Goa Land, Sec. "a, T. IS N.
r. & r., 100 acres. NV. u, Coal
Land. Sec. s, #. 18 N, r. 6 ~, 100
acres. Lots I, 2. Coal Land, Sec. 3S.
Z, IS n, II. 6 p, 20 acres Lots 3, ::
Grazing Land, Sec. SO. n. 10 N. n. .
IT,, 5000 acres. f.. Is. SW. y, Coal
Land, Sec. 5, r 10 NJ, r.. 6 f., so
acres. NE. a, Coal Land, Sec. 33, 4.
Ia ~, X. 6 e., leo acres. II. *, NV.
q, Coal Land, ser. s, n. 10 n, r. 9
t.. so acres. y. -, Sc. "a, Grazing
Land. Sec. SO. r, - ~. r.. s f.. so
acres \. Il. Sw. y. Grazing Land.
Sec. 50. r. 1s n, n. f., so acre..
=. 10 n, r 8 r., so acres; taxes.
$35S.Sli penalty, S17.9t: costs. $500;
total. s3S5 30.
Interstate NJ. ana NJ. Con. "a,
NV =, NV, u, NE. u. ". =, Me-
y, NE "a, r. la, SW, "a, xE. a, Sec.
10, r.. II. Il. 6 H., 100 acres. =. ia.
Sc. =, $. IS, SW. <. See. /, r. IA. n.
81. Sec, 2T ~, z. . p,
g. r. a'5 { \. i. &. sH.N K NE s'q !. Sec.
4, r. IA, r. 6 r., 100 acres. St.. u,
$, ", NV. 4. sw. 4 5, ", sw. u.
Sec. ~. r. ~. r. 6 t., 400 acres.
taxes, S6&.9e; penalty, 1928 costs,
s5.s0. total, SIS.97
y.
New Mexico Fuel and Iron co..
Personal property; taxes, sos. ~:
penalty, Sfa4i costs, $1.2O; total,
$l0t.Sa
S.
sloan Coal Co. Lands not Pat
ented. taxes. $4,000; penalty. S1a.26:
costs. St.20; total, ssT945.
Tongue Pressed Brick aud Inn Co,
Lots 1, . Sec, rs, n. 10, II. q H., IS
acres. tnNes. S2T.SSi penalty, S1,39;
costs. $3.50; total. s30,S9.
PRECINCT NO 10.
C%omunidad de Las Huertas-san
Antonio dc Las Hnertas Land Grant,
26S2.b6 acres. taxes, 5000; pen
atty. S3.55; costs, $40; total. $76l0.
Friday, Roberto-nounded n, FL
lado del Arroyo s.. Grant Limits, H.,
Arroyo dc Oso. w, Road. taxes,
$2767 penalty sl.sS costs, s2,eei
total, $3l or
ADDITIONAL.
W.
western lHhlon ltttRllpn ~
Along A.. n and s. T. X. r., 31.8S
miles. y Int. Poles, s exclusive Wires
and 62,50 Main Line +. r.; taxes,
$|116S1; penalty $a.Si, costs, S2.4o:
total, $i2b.1l.
Otero, NJ. s., Estate ~of.~-1-3 Interest
In san Antonio dc Las iInertas Grnnt.
1890 acres. taxes, $43.13; penalty.
S2.1gi costs, Sl.G0. total, S47.52.
Notice II hereby further given that
the undersigned, tax collector or
snndoval County, New Mexico. will
apply 10 the District Court in ana
for said county, on the 18th day OF
1910, for judgment against
The land. real estate and personal
described in the foregoing
list. together with costs and penalties.
for an order to sell the same
20 satisfy said judgments and that he
will within thirty days after the rem
iltion of said judgment against said
described in said list. and
after having given notice w Nnrd bill
nj the front aont 81 Ne Naild-
ing in which the b4stAct court for
said county Is held, nj least ten days
prior to the day OF sale, offer for
sale at public auction In front of said
building, the real estate and personal
property described in this notice
against which judgment may be rem
lered for the amount of taxes, pen"
and costs thereon.
ALEXANDRA SAND0VAL,
and ex-Orflcio Collector
of Sandoval County, New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Algodnnes, p. c. NJ and p. l.. Co.
Tract 81, secs. ~ and t3, r. ~. r
E, S1.73 acres. Lot 4 and Me. u
NV. Il. Sec. =. T. 10, Y. 0 T., 77.Sl
acres, axes. $13.09; penalty. .65.
costs. $40. total. Sl614
PRECINCT No. 10.
Armiio, Agustin Bounded n.
Road. s, Aceauia; T.. Grant Limits.
w. Aceuuia. last + taxes. taxes
Sl.l3; penalty, ,06; costs, $500; total,
S3.lS.
Armtjo, Andres Bounded y, NJ
Armijo $ Otero; 5 n t., Grant
Limits, w, Francisco Gonzales
Bounded ". Road s, Arroyo; T.,
NJ. Armiio; W, Julian Pals; taxes,
SIZE, penalty, 2oi costs, 81 so; total,
$4.l0.
Eic;.ert. G.. Wand ana Imp,
Sec. SO. Il. 10, r. z r.. taxes. S440;
penalty. 20: costs, $1.2O; total. S5.S2.
Ellis. Geo. C.-NE. "a. NE. u. W.
z. NE. "a. Sec. l6. r. is ~. r.. 1 W.
81. "a, NV. 4. See. t6. r.. ~ n. r. 1
W. $50 acres. taxes. Sl6.12. penalty,
20; costs, $500; total, $l1.S9.
Gurule. Erineo-Bounded y. p.
Gurule. s., Arroyo; T., community;
". n. Gurule. Bounded ~, COM
munity; s.. A. Gallegos; T., Las Huer-
tas. W.. J NJ. Gallegos. taxes, $2.S0;
penalty. IA: costs, $2.40; total, $5.43..
Gurule, j. Hand and Improve
ments. taxes, s2.56, penalty. .l$;
costs. $l.20; total, Sass. .
Lopez. Tomas.-Bounded n, Reyes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

We board ana IRE Tor horses.
The best OF care guaranteed. w. u.
Trimble g. CO.. 1fS N. Secon street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
Journal Want Ads Get Results

u. $. MAIL SERVICE AND STAGE
LINE
For the famous hot springs of Je-
mez, N. NJ. Information at Vaio
Bros. 3O7 n. First st., or write 70
GAVINO GARCIA, proprietor and
mail contractor, 1901 $. Arno, +. @.
box Ga. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

George AIDE says that on a trip from
New Orleans he noticed one man with
the largest feet he had ever seen. Mr..
AIDE added: I'm the morning IL was
one shoe and his suit case. kansas
City Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT no. IL.

Aleodones. p. c. N, and p. l.. Co..
Tract g., Secs. ~ and Is, r. 10. n. 8
e, ST.7S acres. Lot 4 and Me. H..
NV. u. sec. :, T. -. Y. 0 T.. 1887
acres. taxes. $l309s penalty. .66;
costs. So. 4Ot tntAl. SlR.lA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT NO. H.

Cichiii Gold Mining Co-Patented
Claim AibcmRric. Patented Claim
Pamiico. Patented Claim Huron. Pat
entcd Claim Onterio survey No. 99l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
List of
Delinquent Taxes
SandoUaL County
LESS THAN $500.

Notice is hereby given hat the fol-
lowing list contains the names OF the
owners of all property upon which the
taxes levied in the year 1909, in and
for the Territory of New Mexico.
County Of Sandoval, amounting to less
than $500, have become delinquent,
together with description of the prop
erty and the amount Of taxes, penal
ties and costs due opposite each
name and description. together with
the personal property, whether the
several taxes are due from the same
owner or Wner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Perea. Ienacio M-Boundcd ~. u
Miera: S. j. p. Castillo: F.. Ditch; w.
Road: taxes. s13.00, penalty. So.
costs. $50; total. sl5e5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Otcro. A. J-Bounded y. Fenton.
$ Hot springs. T.. Road; W. River
Bounded y. j. Garcia. g. G. NJ. SAN
doval. f.. Road; w River. NV a..
Sec. -. r. IS y. rig. . f.. taxes,
sS1.3t: penalty. S4O6. costs. Se.So.
total. sSS.17.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Abousleman M-Bounded ". Mrs.
NJ. :. Otero. s.. Hugh Murray T.,
Road. w. River. bounded n C. NJ
Sandoval. S.. Ant. j.. Garcia; T.. and
w. HIS. last = taxes. taxes. s10.tl,
penalty. 32.50. costs. t2.40; total
s4G.01.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT NO. 10.

Elc,ert. G. Wand and Imp,
Sec. SO. Il. 10, r. Z r., taxes. S440;
penalty. 90: costs, S1.2o; total S5.S2.
Ellis. Geo. C.--NE. u, NE. Il. W.
Z, NE. a. Sec. l6, r. l3 ~, r. W.
SE. a, NV. 4, Sec. t6. r. ~ ~. r. 1
W. 160 acres; taxes. Sl6.12. penalty,
10: costs, $500; total, Stf.S9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Walter. John W. Patented claim,
Sulphur Bank Placer 80. }, embrace
ing Lot No. 5s5, See. 3 and 4. 4. 10,
r 3 e., 20 acres; taxes, $1,000; pen-
atty, St.25; costs. 5000; total, S2S.25.
Washington Mining Gothic WASH
ington Mining Co. Lot 1884, Sec. ~,
n. is y, K. 4 T.. 20.aSS acres; taxes,
$500, penalty, S3.15; costs, $500,
totn1 & 7b
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Unknown owners of the Cebolleta
Grant-Cebolletn Land Grant. 1880
acres: taxes. S70S.t3; penalty, $3.50,
costs. $3.50; total $146.i$
Unknown Owners of San Fernando
ana san Bias Grant-San Fernando
and san Bias Land Grant. 440f06B
acres: taxes. S19l1.92. penalty. s60.55t
rnsts So 90. totnl. &121AAI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Gonzales. NJ. D-Bounded " r.
r.: $. r. r.: T.. Ditch. W. owner
Bounded y, a. A%rchibeque. s. and E.
f. Archibeque: W. J.. Castillo; taxes
st3s5: penalty. IS. costs. S24e. total,
1858.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Gricgo; r., B%osQue; w. A. Perea +:
taxes, S2eS.22; penalty S14.91 costs.
5000; total. SSt9.fS.
Sllya. }. F.-Bounded n. NJ. CON
zales. 5, j. NJ. SandoNal h., River;
W, Hills. Bounded ~. Adrian Jonse;
s., J.. l.. Gutierrez, E., River, W.,
Grant Limits. Bounded NJ ]. NJ.
Castillo. s., A. Montoya Est. T., San-
dia Mts,; w. r. h. Co. Bounded ~,
]. r. Castillo. s.. j T.. Castillo; w.,
K. r. W, second St, taxes. $e4.6S;
penalty. $t.eSf costs. S40O; total.
SOC i.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
LESS THAN $500
PRECINCT. NO. 1,

Gutierrez. Juan.-Bounded n, r.
Mercantile Co; s., Martin Lucero; e.,
Acequia, w. Railroad. Bounded n,
Martin Lucero; s., Martin Lucero; e.
Acequia, w, j. j. Gutierrez; taxes,
500; penalty, 30. costs, So, so, total.
$9.20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
ADDITIONAL.

Western Union Telegraph Co..
Along A.. \. and s. Il, X. r.. 31.Ss
miles. y Int. Poles, s exclusive Wires
and 6260 Main Line +. r.; taxes.
$11Gs1; penalty $3.50, costs, S2.4o.
total, |$l2b.tl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Hidreth, J.. VS. y, sw u. Sec.
10. NV. q. NV. "a, Sec. 80, r. 20 n,
r. . f.. NE. y, NE. z, Sec. 25, r. 20
~, Rg E., 1897 acres; taxes,
ss4.o3: penalty $l.70; costs, $2.Ao;
.otal. $3S.13.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT NO. ~.
PRECINCT NO. IL.

Castillo. observation-disclosures n.
Mrs. j. NJ. Castillo. =, Indian Land
f., Ditch; W, Rio Grande; taxes
1921: penalty. sc; costs, Se.oo, total,
S15.S7.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
UNKNOWN.

Unknown Owners-Sunny South
Mining claim, Patented claim,
the Sunny South Lode, r. rs ~, r. 4
r., 1899 acres; taxes, S50. 90; penalty.
s2.50; costs, So. 90, total, S64.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Sehurick. c. A.-One House AZ
bland. taxes. $3.50. penalty. Is. costs.
sf.20: total. t3.Ss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT NO {.

Archuleta, j. NJ, Ir.-House in
Pet. 4 and Personal Property, taxes,
$109.S6; ponalty, S5.t9; costs. $40,
total, $t16.54
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09

Antonio de las Huertas Land Grant,
26s2.66 acres taxes, S10,95i pen
atty. $3.50; costs, $40; total, $7610.
Friday Roberto-Rounded n, FL
lado del Arroyo s.. Grant Limits; H.,
Arroyo do Oso; w, Road. taxes.
$2767t penalty, Sl.SS, costs, s2.eP;
tDtnI x81 nr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-09
PRECINCT No. 3.

Garcia. J. s,-Al right title and int.
in Cap. Antonio Baea Grant, Nuestra
sonora de la Luez dc Las L0gunitas,
Pat. Nov 20, 1909, taxes. $l20SO0;
penalty. SG4.9Q, costs, $40; total.
$lS66490.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
WIDENER5 TIMES.

Crops are looking much better since the farmers have got l chance 10 work
 Mrs. j. T. Houston of Forrest City, who so ably assisted with the Street Fair here. has returned to her home
 Mrs l. l.. ..HOdges and Mrs Klein were shopping in Forrest City Thurs day.
 Misses Maggie and Ellen Hall, of Burnt Cane, visited relatives and friends here Thursday.
 L. (. E0gg and W H Houston were in Forrest City WedneSday
 MT. and Mrs. ]. F.. PoWel are the proud parents of a tine baby girl. which arrived Monday, the 18th.
 Dr. C. Q. Burke. of Atlanta, Illinois, is spending the week here, looking after his farm and timber lands.
 The Street Fair given by the ladies of the NJ. E. Church, Wednesday night, was quite a success. financially and otherwise. The proceeds will go to- ward building of the new church. About 240 was realized Those pre- siding at the different booths were. Japanese Booth. Mrs. w H. Houston and Mrs ]. NJ Crabtree: Clairvoyant. Mrs Dyer Wheel of Fortune. Mrs. J :. T. Houston of Forrest City: Fish Pond, Mrs. l. E. Hodges assisted by ! Mrs. Klein, of Memphis Ice Cream Booth, MT and Mrs Frank Cray: Can dy Booth Miss Esther Council, If Madison; Lemonade Booth, Mrs J F. McCullar. of Madison. All enjoyed q pleasant evening. A committee was appointed 10 entertain again in the near future.
 Cupid has been playing his jokes again. The citizens of this burg were very much surprised last Sunday when NIT. w. l.. kendrick and Miss Ruby llamm, If this town. boarded the west bound train for Forrest City, where they were married al the resi- dence of the brides friend. Mrs. Hig gins, Rev E. L. Milford officiating The happy couple left on the east bound train for Memphis, where they spent couple of days. Hhey are now at home 10 their friends at their new home in Widener, and may their jour ney through life be a perpetual honey moon. is the wish of The Times
 Mr. John Adkins, of this place, and Miss Ethel Berry. of he Mosely neigh bOrhood, were married last Sunday at the Moves Chapel Church, Rev. NJ L. Jones performing the ceremony.
 Misses Lena and D0rindy ThOmp psOn, of Forrest City, came over Tuesday morning 10 assist with the Street Fair. and were guests Of Mrs Houston.
 Mrs. Waiter Sweet, who has been visiting her mother at Searcy for the past two weeks returned home Satur- day.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wood, of Forrest City, is visiting friends here this week.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22

services Sunday morning at Democrat and he will preach at Heth sunday evening. Everybody must try and 20 to hear this good man
 Dr Wm. Guest was called out at d late hour Sunday night to see very sick patient. The night was very stormy one, but he received no hurt. the only misfortune his light going out on him.
 The chair factory at this place is going up rapidly day by day.
 Bedford Wright made d visit to see his aunt Sunday and returned Mon day
 Mr. T. C. Cochran is pulling his..hair and grinning every time cloud hides the sun for he is afra d that the grass will take charge of his crop instead of him.
 We had quite an entertainment at Dr. Guest sunday afternoon. and all of the old folks enjoyed the ice cream as well as the young people.
 Mrs Guest has been on the sick list for week.
 Little May Cochran walks the road day and night if she don't get letter from her friend Laura Anderson every other day. "QUI.n
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

The mercury k between e0 and 70
 We are not having too much rain
 Crops are looking fine
 Our school k progressing finely
 The pupils all like Prof Miller.
 The chronic kicker sews every day
 Little Miss Whale is as sassy as ever.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thornton are getting along nicely.
 The Hobo is fine mail carrier. but it will take two horses to last the way he rides
 MT. and Mrs. Wright calls Joe Wright, Jr., Red Head for q nick name.
 love my Heth and Widener Times. but oh, those Democrat Times.
 There wash very many Democrat folks went To Ileth last Sunday To hear tie good preacher, on account of muddy and bad roads
 Squire Thomas went To Memphis on Thursday Of last week, returning on Saturday.
 The pair that used to be the rough riders have gone 10 Hot Springs for their health.
 This must be Indian summer as last Sunday was our Warmest day.
 Judge Thomas has not played very much croquet on the account Of rain preventing him.
 Joe Wright, Jr. is sweet little baby and tries to tell that he will be man some day. but will have 10 eat lot of meat and bread yet.
 Little Laura Anderson is getting along fine in school.
 We have new pupil, MT Fuckers son Robert is going
 The Heth Times were grand last week. Come again "Qui" and Little Shaver.
 Judge Thomas cut his alfalfa some time last week and it has rained on it three times. He turns it over after rain and just about the time Ii gets good and dry il comes a big rain and dosen give him time to take it up: he IS undertaking 1t now, but il is nearly ruined, He says he is an unlucky fel- low as every time he cuts his alfalfa 1t rains. and he says it will have to be cut twice more
 SILVER BILL No. ?.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Steam Laundry Resumes Operations.

The Forrest City Steam Laundry resumed operations Monday morning after long lay off. Mr. Overheld of the Wynne Steam Laundry. will be the manager of the plant, and MT. Robt. L. Scott, who has long been connected with the laundry business in this city, and who is so well and fayorably known in this line, will have charge of the outside work collecting. soliciting, delivering, etc. MT. Scott since the shut down of the plant has been the agent for laundrieS in Mem phis. and has served his patrons promptly, faithfully and well, and in his new position he asks "a continual tion of the patronage that has been so liberally accorded him in the past. assuring one and all that he will use his every effort to deserve and merit that patronage.
 Owing to some delay in receiving part of the new machinery for the plant, some of the work had to be sent to Wynne this week to be finish ed, but in short while the plant will be ready to handle and turn out all sorts of work in the shortest possible notice-handle one-day orders, in fact.
 We congratulate the city upon the resumption of this industry, and hope that the venture. will be a paying and very successful one.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Promoters of the New Bank Busy.

lhe promoters Of The Planters Bank X Trust Company are leaving nothing undgne toward getting that iastit-- tion started by September i. Ialn, as announced heretofore
 Nr. L. Gro5myer, president of the new bank. informed q Times nan last evening that al the necessary fixtures appliances etc. including a modern. up-to-date Diebold's best burgIar-proof safe, handsome oak fixtures, and new plate-glass front for the building. which when al received and placed in position will make it one of the hand somest financial institutions in East ern Arkansas
 Forrest City is to be congratulated upon the possession Of such energetic. ide-awake, public spirited men as the founders of The Planters Bank k Trust Company, and Ne wish for the new institution and it's promoters a long prosperous and useful career.