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JUROR Is FINED
FOR HARDNESS
~ry roJ7RT CoNyENEs AT SELMA.
FARMERS PoRTEsT AGAINST
STOCK LAWS OF DALLAS COUNTY.
noe CREATES EXCITEMENT

Selma. July 2o.-tSpecial. )-Becai1Se ne
us- moi present to answer to his name
-hor IT Was called at the opening OF the
..,+x ..n,,rt of Selma this morning, Judge
W. Mabry instructed Sheriff J. +.
Dpherty to take forfeiture of 500 against
w j. Mellon.
Mt Mellon had been summoned as a
jurpr for this week OF the court. he
was late in reaching court and eaa hos
arrive until after his name had been
called His tardiness delayed the court.
when IL was found that he was not pres
~nt Judse Mabry imposed the fine Of $50.
When the city court OF Selma convened
This morning the criminal docket OF the
court was taken up The morning un'e
If the court was taken up in the near
Ing of a csc against an old negro woman
who was alleged TO have stolen some cot
ton seed The jury in the case tufneu
the old woman loose after wnicn the
court adjourned for the day.
The criminal docket will be continued
when the court meets tomorrow morning.
dshfs docket is a very light one and i
a believed that the court VIII adjourn
for the week tomorrow afternoon.
BEFORE the court of county commls-
eioners of Dallas county this mornins
there appeared large nuTber OF 1arfn-
ers from all sections OF TIE county VINO
entered a protest against the stock laws
of the county. These stock laws arc
In conformity with the wishes OF the
United States cattle tick experts, VINO are
working to rid the cattle OF the county
~ ticks. The cattle laws require that
}be cattle be kept up and pastursd Tor
: wear and that they are not TO be mixed
wifi, other cattle from different range.
This. the farmers protest. would work
Z hardship upon them, besiGes being a
heavy expense TO them. The protests
viii be heard further when the court of
county commissioners meet tomorrow
morning.
A dog supposed TO be suffering with
hydrophobia caused considerable excite
ment in the business section this after
noon. The canine was finally killed at
the corner Of Washington and Alabama
Hsnes after watch an officer crushed in
ffs skull with his club.
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PROGRAMME FOR
BAND CONCERT

Shows Birmingham band will present
the following programme at Capitol park
tonight. the concert commencing at 8
o. clock:
March, Gray (Fred Jewell.
THE Girl Question: selection Joe
HOward).
Dream waltz (Sy. C. PoweiD.
Three Twins selection (Karl Hos
chna).
Faust, "G-ah1 Selections (Gounod)
Internission.
March. yours Truly (Fred Jewell.
La Sarenata," by request (Jaxone).
Selection. "Prima Donna Victor Her
hertz. -
"Amina,'' serenata Egyptienee (Paul
Linke).. ss fr
Finale.
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Picnic At Ingram Wells

The arrangements for the joint Sunday
school picnic of the Ensley district nave
been completed. The picnic Will be heid
at Ingram Wells on July q. A special
train will be provided and everything
done to insure pleasant Tune
All tho superintendents and committees
of the various Sunday schools are re-
ouested to meet tonight at 1880 o'clock at
the Presbyterian church, corner OF Ave
nue. a and Nineteenth street, when all
the details in connection with the pic
mic will be discussed.
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MISS SULLIVAN PAINTED
AFTER TENNIS MATCH

Atlanta. July 11.-Miss Turtle of Brook
lyn. n. Y, successfully defended her title
of southern ladies' tennis champion to-
day by defeating Miss Sullivan of Bir-
mingham in the play-off in the cham
pionship singles on the East Lake course.
Miss Turtle won the opening set,s-3, Miss
Euiliran captured the second set, GA, and
the third set went to Miss Turtle rs. The
intense heat was very trying on both
players and at the conclusion of the
match Miss Sullivan tainted
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RECOUNTING VOTE
OF THE PRIMARY

Pittsburg, July 1.-THE county COM
missioners today granted the petition OF
DIR. r. J. Black for recount of the
ballots in the primary election of June
for the Thirteenth congressman district
when DR.. Black opposed Congressman
John Dalzell for the nomination.
The commissioners had opened eight
boxes two weeks ago before they were
stopped by court injunction. The in
junction was recently modified and the
petition asking that all the boxes be
opened was filed.
The recounting began shortly after
noon today in the presence of Dalzell
and Black watchers. 1t is expected the
work will be completed tomorrow. In
the count today Dalzell gained 7 votes.
making his plurality 204 instead of 1877 the
returning boards figures.
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RI. Q. MuRFEE, superintendent.
REUNION OF ELKS
OPENS IN DETROIT

Detroit, Mich, July I.-What Is said
TO be the biggest annual national re-
union in the history of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks got fully I'M
der way today with hundreds of addi-
tionaI delegations still arriving hourly.
Tonight marked the formal opening of
the grand lodge at the Lyceum theatre.
Senator J. G. Burrows OF Michigan, Gov.
Fred Warner and Mayor Phillip Brett
nlier welcomed the delegates in behalf
OF the state and city.
Grand lodge officers were guests of the
Detroit Motor Boat club on cruise dur
ing the day.
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Surrender. to the Police

Louisville. KY. July u.-Ralph Camp
bell. who Is alleged to have struck and
killed Page Hines. an employee of the
auditors office of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad on July 4. surrendered
to the police today after a trip through
eastern Kentucky. Hines was % years
old and a member of a prominent family
at Olmstead, KY. The quarrel occurred
over alleged remarks of Hines about
Campbell.
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three Men Inspecting Palos

For the purpose of inspecting the mine
at Palos which, a short time ago, had
an explosion, the entire board OF mine
inspectors left for that place yesterday
ani inspected the property. The inspec-
rors were James Hillhouse, chief in
snector: Robert Neil, and Assistant In
spoetor Dickinson. They remained in the
mine ali OF Yesterday and will not COM
plete their examination until some time
today. After the mine has been thor
oughiy Inspected, If every law has been
observed. permission will be issued to
the owners to resume operations.
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Roo.rvelt Make. No Comment

New York, July 11.-Theodore Roosevelt
and William Loeb, Jr., have no Appoint
ment for n conference on the guberna-
torial situation nor have Mr.. Loeb and
Governor Hughes an appointment for
such a conference. Colonel Roosevelt at
Sycamore HUI tonight, declined to com
ment on the probability of Mr. Loebs
being a candidate fort republican nom-
ination for governor.
Il have nothing to say he said with
firmness, land / have no appointment to
see Mr.. Loeb In the near future. We had
luncheon together last Wednesday.
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Multi-Copy Company Incorporated

Multi-Copy Company Incorporated
The MultifCopy company, new Arm
which is to establish in Birmingham a
geenral business in the sale of type
writer's, monographs, printing presses,
printing machinery, dynamos and other
electrical printing appliances. was yes
terday incorporated, application for char
ter being fled In the office of the pro-
bate court. The company Is capitalized
at 5000, divided into 500 $40 shares. Off
GERS and incorporators are: A. s. Boyd,
president, PAS shares; L. M. Smith, vice
president, three shares; A. s. McElroy,
secretary and treasurer, one share; ]. p.
Boyd, $50 shares, and L. G. Barnett, one
share
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Rolen Bound over to Grand Jury

At the recorders court this morning
Scott Bolen was bound over to await
the action of the grand jury in the sum
of $500 by Judge d. f. Sugg. Bolen Is a
veritable giant in size, weighing 20
pounds and over six feet tall 1t was al
legged that he and companion were
caught in the act of robbing a frelght
car near the t5Trsco depot at Pratt CITY
by Conductor @. A. Black. me negroes
oyernowered Mr. Black one of them hold
ing him while the other cut him Sc
verely on the throat. Mr.. Black positive
w identified the negro as one of his as
sailants. His companion escaped and
has not vet been arrested. Bolen was
captured by Detectives White and Hurts
field of the Ensley department OF the
notice force.
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saint Cecilia Academy, Nashville, Tenn.
Academy for young ladies. Two of
the Sisters of the Order of Saint Dom
mic, who have charge of the above
academy, will be in Birmingham, at the
Sisters school attached to the Church
of Our Lady of Sorrow, 1401 Avenue F,
on the 18th, 14th, 18th and 18th of this
month. Anyone desiring information
concerning the academy will please ap-l
ply to them. I'll st
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More Rain for Limestone

Athens, July u-(specfaD-This secnon
was visited by almost water spout
and a. very brilliant electrical display
LAST night. There has been rain every
day in July and of the thirty Gays IN
Inc Il rained 20. Farmers are behind
with their crops and 1t seems now that
much of the cotton will be given up as
labor is scarce and hard to get and
everybody Is behind.
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Forest Fires Under Controol

washington, July 1.-THE forest fires
which have been raging In the Sequoia
national park for the past few days now
are believed to be under control and the
famous giant trees of the park out OF
danger according to a telegram received
at the interior department today. The
flames started at 10 o'clock Friday morn
Ing.
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Geahosrd No. 80

Ror Atlanta, Richmond. Washington,
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Ana carries the finest equipment Of
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4his superior service
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Shortly before II o'clock tonight FIRE
broke out in the Penny Cash store owned
by E. D. Hyatt and located on Third ave-
nue. between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. The stock was damaged badly
but just what the amount will be is not
known as it will be impossible to ascer-
tain until stock Is taken. The fire orig
mated in the front of the store. The
alarm was turned In before the fire had
Roadway and both departments answered.
The blaze was soon under control.
While fighting the fire Carl. Rapdie. a
fireman. was injured BY falling brtcks
and glass His hsad' Wa gabhed and his
arm bruised. He WAS huSrfed n the Rob-
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Rheumatism, Weak and Lame Backs,
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inson hospital, where his wounds were
dressed. His injuries will not prove seri-
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BESSEMER POLICE
HAVE BUSY DAY
MANY MINOR OFFENDERS AR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARTY UN-
INJURED-PENNY CASH STORE
BURNs-OTHER NEWS OF IN
TEREST 4.i~ e.

Bessemer, July 11.-(Special. )-Sunday
and today have been the busiest for the
police IN months. The arrests were not
ficers have been on the jump The ar
rests have all been for minor offenses
and no serious crime was committed.
There have been no homicides.
Twenty-three cases were docketed in
the police court this morning and eight
convicted and fined. The proceeds of the
court was $3.50. Three cases were dis
missed, four continued until Tuesday, one
continued until Friday and seven con-
tinued until Monday. Seven white men
were arrested yesterday charged with
Sunday gaming and will be tried Mon
day. All made bond.
Stephen DeYampert, a negro, became
enraged at his wife Saturday night and
proceeded to carve her UP. Mr.. Patton
in answering the hurry cali stepped from
his horse into ditch, severely wrench
ing his leg. He was hardly able to walk
during Sunday, but is recovering rapid
ly. The woman was not seriously In
jured and DeYampert escaped.
w. s. Seely, a negro preacher, was ar
rested last night charged with petit lar
ceny. He was fumbling around the peck
cts of a drunk white man and both were
arrested by Mr.. Patton. A pocketbook be-
longing TO the white man was found on
| the negro and he will be tried in the
| morning. The negro preached quite a
lengthy sermon to his fellow prisoners
| tonight, and 1t Is understood won sew
eral to follow him. A whipping boss was
appointed to keep order and when negroes
objected to the sentiments of the preacher
they were promptly cuffed into silence
A. s. Walker, white man, was arrested
this afternoon by Detective Chllders and
will face the mayor In the morning oh a
charge of petit larceny. 1t Is alleged thai
he stole the coat of Harry Christlieb and
pawned 1t for g. He made no attempt
to escape and was playing pool when
captured
Matte Owens. negro woman, was
arrested this afternoon charged with
vagrancy. 1t seems that she ran away
from Nome several months ago Her
mother came to the jail this afternoon
| and gave her q good whipping. The girl
tried to commit suicide with a hat pir
when she saw her mother coming. To-
night the mother came back bringing
clothes and all manner of good things
to eat for her daughter.
The mayors court Will be fairly good
| In the morning as many have been ar
rested tonight. All are minor charges
George Holmes and Oscar Roach be-
came involved In difficulty last night
| at Virginia mines and Holmes shot Roach
/ N the mouth hand and back, Roach
WAS taken TO st. yincent's hospital ir
Birmingham. and so far Holmes has
| eluded capture.
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a telegram received In Bessemer at s
O'Clock this morning brought the news
that Mrs U. schwabachsr was uninjured
In the wreck of the Alabama Great
Southern fast passenger to Meridian. Mrs.
Schwabacher was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Levy and her little dauAh-
ter Minette. They were en- route to Vicks-
burg, Miss, where they win spend the
summer. The telegram from Mrs. Schwa-
bacher was the first news received in
Bessemer of the wreck, which was quite
serious one.
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-02-24
Feb 10 to Mch. 8.

State of Wisconsin. County Court
for Bayfield, County:-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular
Term of the County Court to be held in
and for said County at the Court House
in the City of Washburn in said County,
on the first Tuesday. (being the 5th day.
of April A. D. 1910 at nine o'clock A. M.
the following mattel will be heard and
considered:
The application of Sarah Christensen
for the appointment of Christian c. Christ
ensen of Baldwin St. Croix County, Wis
consin as administrator of the estate Of
Ole Anderson Roe late of the town oi
Hughes in said County of Bayfield, de-
ceased.
Dated February 9th A. D. 1910.
By Order of the Court.
Vim. H.. Irish,
County Judge.
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(Oct II to Nov 80
Notice OF Sale ON Foreclosure
State of Wisconsin--In Circuit Court
Bay field County.

q. &. Cook, trustee. Plaintiff,
VS.
Wisconsin Lumber and Cattle Company
ct al, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of a judgment and decree entered in
the above entitled action Oh the 14th day of
october A. d. 1908, !, the Undersigned ref
cree, appo .nted by the court to make such
sale, will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash on the LIST day Of December
A. d. 1909 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the
front door of the court house in the city OF
Washburn, bayfield, County, Wisconsin, the
premises and real estate described in said
judgment and decree, to wit:
The following is q description of the mort
gagged premises hereinbefore mentioned,
Wa OF the SEA, Eh OF the SWA OF Section "a
Lot No 4. Section IS, and Lot No / in Section
SO. in Township No 81, north of Range No 7
vest, also Lots No ], z ana 8, the SWA OF the
NWM, and the entire sH of the Section /, and
the NEA OF the NWA Of section 2, the en-
tire " a, the entire SEA, the SH of the NEA
and the NWA of the NEN OF Section =, the
sEA of the SWA and Lot NJ in section 4,
~ ~ i IA SCNGAOA ~ A. ~ ! ~ = -
The en- tire Section. Z. the entire E a and the
entire wv, the Ma Of the SWA and the
SEX Of the SWA of Section s, all OF Section
y. The seq of the NWA, the entire SWA and
the wy OF the SEA of section 10, the entire
Section IL, the NW4 of the NEA of Section
II, all OF Sections Is, IA. Is and II, the EAa, the
sen of the NWA, and the EM OF the sWA of
SecLion Is, all of sections ~, 70, II, az, 70, ana
The SWN Of the NWZ, the We OF the ) WA,
The seq of the sWA, the SWM OF the SEA of
section "a, all of Section 70, the entire Ma OF
the sWA, the entire Ma, and the SWH of
The s n, the Ma OF the seq, and the SEA
OF the sEZ Of section %, all of sections q, Is
70, and the wa of the NEA. the E1a OF The
NWN of section 80, all Of section 81, the entire
EAa, the NEA of the NWN, the sa OF the NWA
and the w of section 81, all OF section 80,
W oil the NEA, the entire Wa and the en-
tire seq OF Section "a all of section IS, aid
the Ma Of the NWZ OF Section SO, all in
Township No so, north of Range No z,
West; all of section i, the sMZ of the
NWA, the NWN of the sWA OF section
2, all of Section 8, the entire SEA Of Section
4, all of Section 5. the NEH OF the SEA, the
SEA of the NEN, the NWN of the NWN, the
81 Of the NWA and the SwH OF the 5WA of
Section 10. the SEA of the seq of Section g.,
all of Sections IL, 13, 10 and II, Tow nship No
is, north of Range No 2 west,
+. J. WILDNER,
Referee
A. w. MCLEoD,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
Washburn:
The above sale has been adjourned un-
til February lst. 1910
F. J.. Wildner. Receiver.
The above sale has been adjourned un-
til March LIST. 1910.
F. ]. Wildner. Receiver.
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The committee on finance
and miscellaneous claims pre-
sented the following report
which was adopted.
To the Honorable County
Board.
bayfield, County, wisconsin
Gentlemen
We the undersigned COM
mittee on finance and miscell-
aneous claims beg to recon-
memo that the following bills
be sallowed, and that the
county clerk be authorized to
draw orders for amounts
shown in calumn headed
"'allowed."
Dated at Washburn, Wis.
this 9TH day Of Feb. 1910
Respectfully submitted.
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Tne following report of the that the following bins be- al
vcOmmitlee on i, al taxes ana "w t, and tnit tile county
DIX certhicAter Wi> p ese ted Jerk lie authorized To draw
Ind WAS upon motion adopted. hters f.r amounts show III
TO The Honorable County .ul mn headed 'alioW ed"
Board. Dated ut W~ashburn, Wis.
Bayfield, County Wiscon- this 7h day of Feb. 1910.
sin. -t. Respectfully submitted
Gentleman:- L. P. Anderson
We the undersigned COM e.. II. warden
mittee on illegal taxes and tax committee
certificates beg to ecommendt
II % whom drawn For VIVA Purpose Claimed Allowed
II l. Moreand Illegal tax paid to q Treas vernmentla at ~ '
time Of assessment Charge to town OIL ughsE 4N 4&
81 Darwin Illegal AK Cet2 4 eale. H 4S
Int March 49, 1909 20 Feb7 1871 at per- snt 90
illegal cert 2n sale 1905 4&
Int May 10 1895 to Feb 1Oat per- ent 80
J Nj Iongyea Charge to Tow of Pratt z
Inegac cert 1854 Sale 1902 & 1902
Int May Is 1885, to April 7Io 80 W4 1882
Bond Co Charge TOW OF Barnes
t Ileealc cert 2&T sale 1897 1M
Int lay NlsG to Feb 1910 at Ierct nt rs 2S II 2S
Il A Walsh Illegal certA Ala sale 1895 ~@ 1896
Int May us 1ss6 o Eeb 1900 at perc cent ass 2& H9S
Charge town OF Washburn W..
1negalcert S&A SALE 1905 IS. S@
int Ma Is 1905 to Feb7 1910 4--- 2B 1913 1918
Chargeto W of WashbuTn
aver Illegal sr3 @5 sae1 1906 sos
Int Nay Is 1905 to Feb7 1910 ct per cent so as SS5
David Tozer CLAIM for Iegal personally properly xx $50 laid over
~. AM REFEREED to Dist ATTY,
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Respectfully SuDmlGJed.
f. H. Bartlett
L. F, Kinstler
Committee.
TO whom FOL what
drawn purpose Claimed Allowed
R J nelson livery rig to salmo
(Wachsmnth) 400 2 90
@ F Norris Premium on bond
sheriff 50 90 90 90
VIM Landraint Supervisor of
Assessment salary
telephone q postage 121 AZ 12l AZ
Nels M Oscar pay roll Nov lo4l 6s 1o41 &c
1o4l 50 104l o.
Jan 1910 1O4l SO 104l 90
Segal Bros blanket and cloth
ing for dependent
children 90 2 90
jessie n Smith Expenses 1O4 4s 1e4 a
G Holmberg meals for jurors so 81
N NJ Oscar clerk hire see reso-
luton Is 90 ID OF
freight. drayage
and Postage l1 so al 81
E c Alvord expenses dist Atty IS 50 IS 5:
H P Axelberg auditing Go IA 90 la OK
Town Of Lincoln transient
poor bill rs Is
The following resolution
was presented by the commit
ee county roads and bridges
and was upon motion adopted.
Whereas the county board
has been petitioned'to change
the established county road
ronningifrom the city Of Wash
burn, to the village of Cornu-
copia, where sam e runs from
the Bartness farm in section
q township 40, range 5, to
the E. A. WestlinS farm In
section p. same town and
range, SO as to 3follow the old
grade which served ais a road
several years ago.
Whereas your committee on
county roads and bridges nave
carefully examined and CON
sidered the feasibility of the
proposed change, and
Whereas said committee
have come to the conclusion
that the change will be to the
best interests of all concerned
therefore be it.
Resolved by the county
board of Supervisors that the
proposed change be made and
that the county road commits
sioner be instructed to pro-
coed forthwith to secure the
for the pro-
posed road, and that the same
when established be made a
part of the county road sys-
stem.