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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
HATFIELD HINTS.

Frank Baker Of Jansen was in Hat
field on Tuesday.
j. H. Vincent of Potter was in Hat
field on business. He reports a fine
of corn and cotton this season.
Mr.. Bibby of Lincoln, Neb., spent
Sunday at the Star Hotel. He is
looking for hardwood timber land as
an investment.
Mrs. r. D. Green has purchased a
lot directly across the street from the
Star Hotel and will erect a building on
it. Lumber now on the ground.
w. |. Richardson purchased a fine
100 acre farm from Lewis Martin last
week. Mr.. Richardson will move
on the land at once and improve it.
p G. Brake, who has charge of the
Major Stave Company's work in East
ern Oklahoma, has rented house and
will soon move his family to Hatfield.
The cotton is pretty well marketed,
but the slaves and ties are still COM
ing and are the means of good deal
of cash being put in general circula-
ton.
F. M. Cecil has sold a fine tract of
go acres of excellent fruit land to j.
W. Wilson of Portland. Oregon. Mr..
Wilson is practical fruit grower and
will develop an orchard property.
Thomas Harris, ST., is improving
the town property bought of K. D.
Green, He expects to move from
the farm soon and considers Hatfield
has many advantages as home.
The Rev. James Dyer of Eagletown,
passed through Hatfield on his way to
Beach, Ok, where he held divine SER
vices last Sunday. The Rev. Dyer
has served many years as missionary
among the Choctaws.
C. H. Ponsonby, wife and son of
Burlington, Ia, were in Hatfield last
Friday. They we're investigating land
and conditions here and we're highly
pleased with everything :he; . and
intend locating at Hatfield in the near
future.
w. M. Hansard of Vandervoort has
taken over the old Hatfield Mercan-
tile Company stand. and viii open up
a stock of new, clean merchandise.
Mr.. Hansard has conducted an up~to-
date business at Vandervoort for sew
eral years. and will make good here
in Hatfield.
DR.. P. M. Richardson. Of Smith
vile, Ok. was trading here Friday.
Sam Harris and Curb Gates of Ida,
Ok. were trading in town last week.
Mr.. Dobbins of Lockesburg has
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

M. Rainey is quite sick at this
writing.
John Kinder killed two fine pigs
Saturday.
Reeder Henry of Lux Fata, Ok. is
visiting at Wickes.
w. A. Christopher and wife of Mena
we're visiting in Wickes first of the
week
A Mr.. Curtis of Nebraska has pur-
chased the Wickham claim 2 miles
east of town for 500.
King Patterson. who is brakine on
The division north of Mena. was with
nomefolks Saturday and the first OF
the week.
Lee Cole, one of our merchants,
while at Grannis looking after a stock
of goods he owns there, fell and broke
rib and receiving other quite painful
bruises.
The United States government sur
veyors have been camping in Wickes
for several days working the surround
ing country.
Our school is progressing nicely UNI
der the principalship of Miss Pearle
Handy with Mrs. Ole MAY Tunnel as
assistant. The photographer came
out Friday and took the school group.
Several homeseekers have visited
our little town lately looking for
homes. Almost every train from the
north brings some homeseeker. Sew
eral have purchased homes and are
bringing their families.
Some person. giving his name as
Stranger. give Mrs. Handy and
Miss Pearle quite a scare one night
last week. Some one came to the
front door and began trying to enter
by forcing the lock, when Mrs. Handy
asked his name he said Stranger,
but left as soon as Miss Pearle secured
gun.
Wixie.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
NEW HOPE GATHERINGS


Buster Wimberly left Sunday for
Mena, where he will be for several
days.
VIM. Ryan and son, Jerry, were
trading with Mena merchants Fri
day.
Mrs. Bessie Grove of Oklahoma il
visiting r. Grove and family of this
place.
Tom Drain Of Cope, Ok. is visi.-
ing his friend, Bratcher Grove. of
this place.
Father Gallagher of Mena held
services at the Catholic church
Thursday morning.
d. Baker and wife will leave this
week for Old Mexico, where they
will reside in the future.
0vsn Rowe, who is attending
school at Mena. spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents at this place
Frank Willis of Mena and Miss
Gertie Argrove of this place were
married Sunday at the Baptist
church.
Henry Dickerson and mother re-
turned home Wednesday from Scott
county, where they have been visit
ing relatives for several weeks.
Among those trading in Mena last
week from here wereW II. Thrails.
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BOARD CAMP NEWS.

Gathered by pupils of Board Camp
public SCHOOL,
Our school is progressing nicely.
Newton White of Ransom was with
homefolks here Sunday.
There will be singing at Baptist
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Kenneth visited at the
home of DR.. Sanford Sunday.
D.E.Little was looking after business
affairs at Page, Ok, last week.
Ed Embry, who is teaching near Nun
ley, visited homefolks here Sunday.
David Standridge of Big Fork was
the guest of j. M. Sargent Sunday.
D. E. Little and Ollie Watkins made
business trip to Mena last Monday.
Odius Corley left Wednesday for
Sallisaw, Ok, to visit friends and rel
atives.
Cary Hilton of this place and Mis-
Mary Brown of Egger were married
Sunday.
Mr.. Holiday of Oklahoma is in our
community this week looking for a
home in Arkansas.
There was a fruit supper at the
home of Tedd Medford Saturday night.
ALI present report nice time.
Tim Suees and son left for Cemikoe,
Ok, last Thursday to visit Mr.. Suegs
sister and to look out location, but
returned home contented to stay in
Arkansas.
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ODEN OFFERINGS.

w. c. Metcalf made business trip
to Womble Friday.
viii A. Garner made business trip
to Mt. Ida last week.
Mrs. Sol Friar, who has been very
sick is reported better.
Most all the people in this locality
are through picking cotton.
Miss Matte Brewer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alic Trotter at Austin.
Miss Waite Morris, who is teaching
school at Friendship. was with home
folks Saturday night and Sunday.
DR.. Robbins and son Carl made
business trip to Caddo Gap last week.
School will open at Liberty Monday
with Miss Matte Plemmons as teach
er.
Arthur Wilmington of Mt. Ida was
enumerating the cotton crop of this
year. Jones & Roberts gin reported
406 bales.
Miss Matte and 0via Plemmons re-
turned home Wednesday after few
weeks visit with relatives in Texas,
New Mexico and Old Mexico.
Papa's Daughter.
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COVE CATCHES.

Mrs. j. N. Policy of Carthage.
Mo-, IS visiting her son. w. A.
Worthington and family
j. F. Nelson of Bailey county,
Texas, arrived last week with his
family and will locate permanently.
F. Schnelle of Loving, N. M,
arrived with his family last Satur-
day and is seeking better location.
w. C. Barton and wife of Kress,
Tex, arrived last week and will re-
main during the winter.
Rev. T. A. Boycan has moved here
from Ashdown and will hold services
at the Presbyterian church semi
monthly instead of monthly, as here
tofore.
A union Christmas tree at the
town hall will be the great holiday
event for Cove, and the entire COM
munity will be invited to assist
making the occasion a bright page
in the history of the town. Last
Christmas the presents were dis
trihuted at the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Julia G. Weirauch has ex-
changed one of her residence prop
critics in Cove, known as the DR.
Hilton home, for handsome cot
tage in Mena that was owned by DIR.
Rector, who is moving here for the
purpose of practicing medicine. DR..
Rector gets one Of the best residence
properties in the town, and our citi-
zens are glad to see him come to
Cove.
F. C. Wilsey has exchanged his
restaurant and cold drink stand to
TOD" Cox for 40 acres of land that
he recently purchased from Harrison
Mcdaniel. And speaking of land
deals calls to mind the fact that K.
Golf has recently bought over 1000
acres of raw land in this county and
McCurtain county. Ok.
Will Daniels, the lIveryman. was
the last man to see the ferocious
animal that has been prowIing about
the neighborhood lately, and he
managed to get very good view of
it. He was returning trom |. visit
at his old home several miles south
west of town last Sunday night, and
when near the Giles Carper home
large animal sprang out of a clump
of bushes by the roadside and trot-
ted along through the bushes by the
roadside for over 100 yards. Mr..
Daniels says the What-is-it" looked
to be about feet long and at least
3 feet high. 1t was getting dark at
the time and it was hard to distn-
guish the color of the animal, but
Mr.. Daniels thinks it was a dark
gray or brown. lie seemed to carry
its tail between its legs like sneak
ing dog, but he could not get a fair
view of its muzzle.
Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
E0dE2 PLUMS.

Ben Goss. who has been sick is able
to be up again.
Having a plenty of cold weather and
little snow nowadays.
w. w. Philpot Jr. has gone to Gerty,
Ok. He expects to locate there later.
Mrs. Lou Simpson and daughter
Maud of Richmond, are visiting re-
latives here.
M. j. Dilbeck, who was hurt while
working in the well of J. E. Goss, and
later took fever, is reported better.
There will be Christmas tree here
Christmas Eve. Everybody come
and bring presents and good behavior
along.
o. r. Quinn, who came here from
Ink some time ago and put up a jewell
ry shop and sporting goods establish
ment is meeting success on every
hand. He isn't wanting to leave
soon.
Everybody smiles now, merchant
and physicians because OF good col
lectins and the farmers because of
good crops and good prices for them.
Everyone here now is booster for
Polk county. instead of grumbline
about hard times.
Pad Lunsford and Miss frankie
White surprised their many friends by
getting married Sunday. The groom
is son of Dave Lansford and lives at
Ink. The bride is daughter of j. r.
White of this place. They both have
many friends who wish them long and
happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Garrett and son,
D. L., who have been visiting relatives
in Benton county have returned home
with more love for Cherry Hill than
ever. He reports that there is much
prosperity there. The large apple
orchards of Benton county are being
destroyed and the ground made ready
for cultivation.
w. M. Wimberly's gin has handled
59l bales of cotton up to Monday
night. The total number of bales will
amount to more than six hundred.
This is the best record ever made by
a gin at this place and means more
prosperity. This cotton at present
prices has brought more than forty
thousand dollars. Many people who
had Oklahoma fever some time ado
have decided that Polk county is good
enough for them.
Ednar;ta
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Twe-M..E Tw.TTER.Nas.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Beavers were
shopping in Mena last Wednesday.
A. B. Rogers and Henry Daniels
went to Wickes one day last week on
business.
Miss Kate Kelly who is at work at
Mena spen. Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
Robert Kelly of Legal. Ok, is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Kelly this week.
Jackson Edwards Of Calvin, Ok. /,
came in Monday morning to visit with
his sister. Mrs. Corrie williamson.
The death angel visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. williamson Sat
turday morning and claimed as its
victim their little 6-weeks-old son.
The remains were laid to rest Saturday
evening in the Gam cemetery. Weep
not father. mother and brother for the
Lord in His infinite love has seen fit to
call the little one home to dwell with
him in peace. May the Lord richly
bless us all that we may meet the
dear little baby in Heaven.
1T was budded on earth to bloom
in Heaven.
ParaeraDher,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
nATTON ITEns.

Mr.. S. H. Sublett has gone to Tex
arkana to have his eyes treated.
Mr.. W. b. Reynolds baby has been
very sick. but is better at this writing.
Mrs. w. A. Regain moved to Van
dervoort last week: she purchased the
r. L. Bonner porperty.
The school is planning for an enter
tainment and Christmas tree under
directions of Miss Beulah Davis.
teacher.
Forest fires have been burning east
and west of this place. Burnt up some
building meterial for Mr.. Capler while
he was away from his homestead.
The box supper last Saturday night
at the school house was a success
considering the weather. The
amount taken in was $17.20. Miss
Lena Barner received the cake that
was voted on for the prettiest girl.
ia.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
OLD POTTER NOTES

Pea threshing was all the go last
week.
jeff Lowther is still sick with
fever.
Kate Smith has gone to Hatfield
to work.
j. T. Barron Is visiting his broth
ers in Texas.
Budd Wilcoxen is moving on his
home near Rocky.
Mrs. Goodner and Mr.. Whan are
quite sick this week.
Tom Goodwin is home after a
short stay in Oklahoma.
John Miller of Prescott visited his
mother. Mrs. Richie last week.
Prof. Charles Shackleford has
moved onto the Widow James place.
Correspondent.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
NUNLEY NEWS.

w. E. Holt of Mena visited at
Nunley Sunday.
n. X. Pennin0er is In Fl. Smith
on business this week.
The public school at this place is
progressing nicely with an enroll
ment Of 60.
Rev. r. L. Finley preached his
regular monthly sermon at Salem
Sunday. There was also nice sing
ing in the afternoon.
As the news from Nunley has
been blank for sometime, | thought
/ would start the ball again and see
il anyone would follow suit.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the mass meeting at Nunley
Friday night for the purpose OF
planning for box supper, Saturday
night. December II. a Christmas
tree Saturday night. December "a,
and to organize literary society.
xxx.
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company purchases about ten mil
lion feet of pine and OAK timber.
This is all virgin timber and will put
several mills to work throughout the
district.
Probably some of the Star readers
would like to know just how and
from where all this dense smoke,
which has covered this part of the
county since last Saturday, is from.
From the forest rangers report it is
from the Kiamischi mountains in
Oklahoma. and was driven here dur
ing the high winds of the past few
days.
Hiram.
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PERSONAL NOTES

E. R. Bryant of Hatfield spent Sun
day in Mena.
John Oliver of Rocky was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Theresa Harris was shopping
in Mena Saturday.
M. C. Brewer of Hatfield was in
Mena Saturday last.
T. P. Davis of Hatfield was in Men
on business Friday.
Born. Tuesday. q boy to Mr. and
Mrs. James Bullion.
Rome Golf Of Cove was in Mena on
business Wednesday.
A. j. Reed of Muse. Ok. was here
on business Saturday.
]. L. Wimberly of Egger was in
Mena ON business Monday.
l.. D. Down Of Rich Mountain was
in Mena on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Echols and little
son. who have been visiting ]. O.
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Whitlock and family. have returned
to their home in Cannon, Tex. Mr..
Echols formerly lived in this section.
7. D. Lyon and A. Slower of Howard,
Ark, were in Mena Wednesday.
Born, Saturday night, an 8-pound
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Bales.
John Goodner and and T. j. Taylor
of 0den we're trading here Tuesday.
Seaborn j. Philpot of Esger came in
Monday to attend the funeral of Dr..
A. j. Pool.
DIR. P. r. Watkins reports the birth
of girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray
of Nunley.
j. M. Watkins, prosperous farmer
of Shady, was in Mena on business
Tuesday.
CdillCS DdIiOW ICtQlLCu hUhudy
from a weeks visit with kinfolks at
Hartley.
Asa Price and John Westbrook. of
Dierks we're in the city on business
Monday.
Claude Durham has gone to Fort
Smith. where he is going to take
bushes course.
w. r. ROGERS has moved from Hat
field to Mena and taken charge of the
O. k. " wagon yard.
John Gosnell and his sons, j. A.
and J. H. Goswell of Blansett. Scott
county. were trading here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Kuykendall of
Scooba, Miss, arrived Friday to
spend few days looking over Mena.
Ed Hammer was home from Heav-
ener, Ok. lase week on account of the
birth of a baby boy OF his home on
Tuesday.
j. II. Summit, merchant OF Sims.
Montgomery county, with his son, |.
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Items Interest,
As Gathered BY The Stars.
Correspondents
HEATH VALLEY NEW s

School opened here last Monday
with Miss Ora 0inson as teacher.
The National Slate Company is
getting out slate now. They think
It Is of fine quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Heath have
arrived home from Redoak, Ok,
where they visited friends
School Boy.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
dRANNis GRAINS.

Mr.. Mills of Bentonville was in
Grannis over Sunday.
Van Aston was I'D from Gillian
calling on homefolks.
A. Coyle and DR.. Melze left Mon.
day for week hunting trip.
Senator and Mrs. j. p. Logan left
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P. Brady. J. Curly. and j. Fl. Davis
and daughter. Mrs. Annie Walsh.
Miss Florence Thompson Of Mena,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Zuma Wood.
Sweet Pickles.
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moved to the Leeper place north Of

moved to the Leeper place north of
town.
Prof. w. A Griffin of Rocky visit
ed homefolks Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. J. H. Galloway of Muldro,
Ok, visitek friends here Sunday and
Monday.
R. D. Putnam of Ruth, Ok, and
j. M Tilley of Bethel, Ok, were
trading here Friday.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

NJ, was in Mena last week, taking out
two big loads of supplies.
Z. H. Allen ofGravette was in Mena
last week. He was on his way 70
Womble, where he has position win
the Black Springs Lumber Co,
Mr.. and Mrs John Upshaw were mere
Thursday from near Egger shopping
with merchants. Mr.. Upshaw 5 cot
ton crop this year was seven bales
Dave Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. >. =.
Goodner. JOIN Singleton and Franz
PuIlem of 0den and John Goodnei VI
Waters were trading in Mena rrloas'
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Young spent
day looking about Heavener, W.
They returned that afternoon anu my
Mena all the more for having mao0
the trip.
The Rev. j. N. Simpson, who al t,le
last district conference OF the W -
Church. South, was appointed to 'n'
Cherry Hill Circuit, was in Mena a.
tending to bu siness matters rriuay'
Mrs. w. A. Worthington ana mi0
w. B. Barton of Cove we're snopplns
in Mena Thursday. Mr.. Worthlngton
who was injured in jumping rom r;ns
train several days ago. is impfos'"e
nicely.
J.C. Rauh, who came here se T
weeks ADO from Wichita Faiis' ieJ
has received his car Of hense'i .hs
goods and had them moved inlo IA
house which he has rented az
Ninth street.
H. A. Mcdonald has resigned nls 10
sition as manager of the hardware ~
partment of Petty's store ana p, md
ably will engage in the real esta.e has
insurance business. D. F. Jaeeers ''"'
taken Mr.. McDonald's place.
Georee Hammond of the real es'a,
firm of Shafer & Hammond, was
from Hatfield Saturday. he ispo ,bei
several good sales Of farm Janus
last few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Upshaw were mere
Thursday from near Egger shopping
with merchants. Mr. Upshaw 5 col
ton crop this year was seven bales
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

Z. II. Allen ofGravette was in Mena
last week. He was on his way 70
Womble, where he has position Win
the Black Springs Lumber Co,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

NJ, was in Mena last week, taking out
two big loads of supplies.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

Dave Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. :. '.
Goodner. joan Singleton and FRANK
PuIlem of Oden and John Goodner oi
Waters were trading in Mena FRIDAY.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

Born, Saturday night, an 8-pound
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Bales.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08
WICKES WAVELETs

Arkansas Blossom
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

DR.. P. M. Richardson. of Smith
vile, Ok. was trading here Friday.
Sam Harris and Curb Gates of Ida,
Ok. were trading in town last week.
Mr.. Dobbins Of Lockesburg has
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Young spent II,
day looking about Heavener' IN IN,
They returned that afternoon ana hho
Mena all the more for having mao0
the trim.
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xxx.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1910-12-08

John Goodner and and T. j. Taylor
Of Oden we're trading here Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

Miss Louise Taylor charmed her hear
ers with her fine soprano voice in sew
eral popular songs Sbe was assisted
by Lola Ybcrri in an artistic fantasy.
"A Dream OF a Dance which rounded
the number out in good fashion.
The Les Jundts. eQuilibrlstlcs, intro
ducod somo sensational things In their
line of head balancing which has not
been seen here before Nat Nazarro
and company, composed of two muscu-
lar men and two midgets, furnished
considerable amusement in their acts
of tumbling
Leon Royce. who was introduced as
the human orchestra" filed his part
OF the bill by initiating a number of
Instruments and then whistl.ng several
selections accompanied by the orchcs-
ira.
Jimmy Wall, black face, sang some
foolish songs and said some ridiculous
things. but he seemed to delight the
audience with his antics. Three selec-
tions from the orchestra under the d.
rection of Prof. c. Mollerup. and the
Mission picturegraph concluded the bill
Orpheum-The engagement of Alice
Lloyo. the English comedienne at the
Orpheum will end with the close of the
week Miss Lloyd has become a dis
tinct popular fayorite during her week
in Salt Lake.
COlonial-'The Top of the World''
VIII play to mammoth matinee to-
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Alexander optical Co.. aIs Main.
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Strange & Mcclure May Operate
Adjacent to Pat Moran,
At an Advance.
STORY OF A ROCK CRUSHER.
Committee Decides TO Sell Machine
Which Has Been Used Free OF
Charge for Years.

Strange g. MCGUIRE, the contractors,
who are competing with P. ]. Moran.
the official contractor. will be given
the right to enjoy the same rights as
their "hated rival" II tho recommen-
dations of the public grounds commit
tee are carried out. The contractors
will be given the right to locate their
asphaltum plant in City Creek canyon,
near Morans plant on city property.
but they will have to pay more. 1t
was pointed out last night that there
was plenty of room for both plants.
Moran's men In the council object serl-
ously to the other contractors having
an equal show with Moran although
they have reduced the price of asphalt
paving % per cent.
The petition of j. E Salisbury and
about 500 other residents of the west
side. asking for the enlargement of the
surplus canal as a means OF guarding
against high water this Spring was
filed along with the proposal of the
Utah Sand Dredging company to
dredge the river for rs cents a cubic
yard.
The street committee decided to cell
the city rock crusher and motor to
H. S. Margctts for $500. This crusher
was purchased Ave years ago for 81, ,290
and was for four OF those years used
by P. ]. Moran free of charge. Then
Margetts got hold of it and has used
It up to date without paying anything
for it.
Frank Gowan, superintendent for P.
j. Moran. WAS arralgned before the
streets committee for closing up Gale
street Moran is now prosecuting
suit in the district court TO quiet title.
and the action Of the council Will be
postponed until the suit is decided.
The council held a meeting long
enough TO pass the pay roll which
amounted to S11. 39S40.