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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
hlsf ie Denied.

special 70 yaiiy LeadSf
Lchigh Okla, Oct. 20.-Glem N,
Johnson, cashier OF the Merchants
National bank deaied that a. j sum
merlield hypCthocaIed $4,000 or amy
other amount OF iunds belonging 70
ne bank
"5ammerneld hsd 10 Interests in
the bank. being merely an employee
and when he LETT here the books show
ee no record Of d shortage" So d
johnson. ~ thirk Symmetrical has
had one too many drinks and is Civ
Ing the New Orleans authorities d
pipe dream
Summerlleld was in charge OF the
Merchants National bank TWO months
laat summer during tie absence Of
Cashier Johnson on his vacation Up.
o. he return Of johnson, Summerfield
was DISCHARGED and he left tho city
Immediately There was current rum
or at THAI .lms th9t Summeriieid had
leit the bank in the hole but tho Oil
GERS OF the bank siou'ly denied II and
tne authorities made no effort TO 10
Sunnernei0
Sunmerllold lived here about two
years romng TO Oklahoma from lows,
Before lccGingsin Len!gh he was en-
plgyed IN banks IN La0t0n. Holden
Vile, NanalncRa and IisAoming1 ilc
Is sIm1rried mal Of ar'6ioelatc
habits ard was frequenug accused oi
living beyoud his means He occupied
.he position Of assistant cashier OF The
Merchants National but had no sock
In the bank.
II sunmerflold IS returned TO ONe-
h0na an investigation ei the cundi-
ton OF the bank viii likely be made
and this matter may be called to De-
attention of the state hankips board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Miss Inez Milkolland, TIC goaag
Nassar graduate who has aire1d5
made something Of reputation q z
suffragist, will ride in sedan eAaiI
when the New York suifragists ave
their pageant in October. and her pr.
viii be TO represent tie pretlea.
sLfragist Recently Ni Milho land
was In ErglaH and took part i1 g
procession there, being pointed ora
~ the most beautiful wla.aB intar
ested in the cause She mad3 ra
or d rasssr ia athleti's as II he
sirdies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

You can't charm or fasclnate other
men with your superficial knowledge
If YOU but build your every fancy into
your favorlte whlm you will find that
you sink viii Q others swim IN the
great sea OF life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
.LEHIGH BANK III IGlALS
OEAi R088ERY OCCURRED
Declare Thai SumRGItIHIa's
Books SHOW NO Record
Of ShlItage
bpeciai % Daily Loader.

bpeciai To Daily Leader.
New Orleans, La Oct, 20.--A yoang
man giymg hi sname as A. j. sam
.nerlisid walked into the oi.ice OF the
Gated States marshal mere and aa-
n0unced that pe had robbed Che Nor
.nsuts National bank of Lehlgh, Okla
of which he was cashier, Of $500.
lite oeelaed tAat be could stand the
strain of belng a ilsitire 20 longer.
rie s.a1e.g tua5 he went TO Lehigh q
few wears ago from Charles city, la..
ana that he left I.ehiBn on Cci9Dcr =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
I'd The sane o,lnl:n 81

Yrs. @. H. r. seimcnt wto return.
81 from England q few dala 20, SAYS
that 81 Is mcr than ever IN faror
q: votes for women md viii work
haraer this winner tnan beiUre e
bring about the contamination 0f htr
desires In this reaDeei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Mother WHAT'S that hear Ger
Md actually kissed YOU at railway
station And what did yon do, pray?
Daughter-Well, so as to make ev-
orybody think he was a relative. and
so TO prevent q scandal, / kissed him,
too.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
Tho Old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS ClIliAl r0Nlt drives 3ui IN
s.ri3 and Dsiids Up nae Gent Ful
- Dc0ple ard calldren. s0c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

A L0n on aewspapsr thinks tta.
drring the summer IL would be gooi
idea 70 replace the park careiaFn
wlth women VINO would lnoF batf
.lsl t mes how to make tie ct't
aren eho 50 ae amusa lheA irfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
clsen /. cor ergstl.e

Some ose las sei Of Queen LEI.
tat she 4 Fisi fls fs
tinaecaasar sid Tie w flowers.
she e syceedilg co~serra ife. 20
while she Is good judge of men, E
very reticent about expressing 90
opinion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Airship racing Is dangerous sport,
but some of us can't resist the tenn
ptat,on to but into the high-flyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
so.Ie.g crows Flowers

Society Grows Flowers
tt t9Ner show iast week in Chi
ESQ entries were made hy many 80
fietY women, ard the flowers grown
b. them were as beautiful and as ey-
ceDt'orai in many ways as Cha results
of the work OF professionals Mrs
e a'aeld rayor was among the wo
men So o received fr prizes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

hlce W. Forsyth, Visiting ia the
ouseSeeper says that tomatoes, act-
ii-e as they do upon tie liver, via
clear the complexion Wond dariuly.
"a Wtomatoes are recommended fos
preahdast If the eyes have t1at yel-
iowisl tiLgs that Indicates a sluggish
liver Lettuce and celery are botA
God for the nerves and onions III any
firm are better for the liver than
sny amount Of me5icoine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
c ooc oc C c @ COCO Gee G
. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. @
. 9 @ @ Q Q @ Q 9 @ c @ @ Q 9 G

Dear Miss Grey. have a nessa-
line waist with mousqueiairc sleeves
{ wish 70 leng.hen them, but have no
more silk. How can | do IL?
A-Rip the sleeves and carefully
prcss out the wrinkles II this does
.3t lcrgthen them the desired amount
.at IN just above the wrist hem wideS
tiny insertion dyed to match the
lk. Use a b4nd OF the sane lace II
le collar
Dear Miss Grey would like TO
start a courtship with some nice fell
3. bat never meet any one | am
called a preity girl, but someohg | do
not take Could you tell me hoW 20
act go ! could mase au impression OH
some one am a stranger here, and
80 lonesome. ANXIOUS
I A.-foUrs is q common yearning,
( There Is no easy way 10 attract no.
ficc ard liking Develop your mind
I by good reading hold Yourself 20
( eheerlulrass and hopeluness, dress as
hastily as possible. and mix with the
+ best people sou can Pelsist thor
onghly and patiently in this course.
4 Md YOU may become popular and In
position 10 choC-e among many wor-
Jhy Young men This Is your only op-
80 road TO really happier conditions.
Dear Miss Grey Please give me re-
+ apes fer picking green peppers, for
apple huttcr without cider, an dior
aookine belgian hare Also tell me
4 how TO remove stains from my plum
cor husoands shirts and handkel-
chiefs and nom towels.
CONSTANT READER
Ar Stuffed peppWs: Cur tops from
+ perpers and remove seeds, Fiji with
salt aad cover with cold water. Let
! tand IS houid. then drain Leave ia
cold water over night, thcn fill with
striilug made of two tablespoons mine
ed cabbage, tHo tablespoonfuls OF
! larse radish teaspoonful minced
)nioI, one half tsaspoonful each oil
+ powdered mace. nutmeg and ginger, a
/ easpoonfal each Of celery seed, pep
ereorns and mustard, q teaspoonful
igar and q tablespoonful olive oil
/ be top of peppers, pack IN. crock and
+ i'll crock wiki boiling vinegar. Re
eat scalding ten days later. Cover
| veil
Apple butter without cider: Not sat
lsiactory
Belgian hare: Cook same as rabbit
stcwed in pot pie, Or roasted with
dressing,
stall s Use q chloride Of lime solu,
Ion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Women are perfectly abla to 10 tn.
Hianaal work that is required Of til,
afe.asels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

lWhen iio got the highest 10 found
the thunder busy
lIAghtnln' played around aim an ieit
blind and dizzy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

5o went 50 higr Il made the peo
rl. shiger.
md thor he came a sliding down an
rohegi isiiu Tho fifegs
Fatch- watch tie way you're rlsln'
every day,
Or therell be lot o trouble a fel
lerll have to pay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Watch--watch the way you're riaiag
every day,
on there'll be lot otfonble ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

hero saved by his of escaped
arv he sped expiring from
being finally extngued by hiking pppns
Caught ehanded while the
nearest magistrate charged with
indicted Maybe there mistakes legal terms but
could kill satisfy by settling up with orrowng
job But the slyboy demonstrated
personal property that the apples
part of the Ergo larceny had
were not of the Jefhs and the
of the courtroom
from that day forth pucbd from STYLE
picked
can't be legally stolen So it written law, dating
to the period
So beware and
Waikiki beach stealing but
to be remedy Ny husband trustee
fooly
decided to him such lot along the
1896
about thirteen thousand There be
of
of
his knowledge the
thereby, execution proof
Take to lawful
thief
getrchqck with
of They little and profitable
without of Real
be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
Small Talks

clAUDus H. MBRDn- n has 10 vorl Tor ri, f. M
ths buiness. Law al profit
FRED wALDRoE- Thvne lie ,ad Re vas .a 10 40.
me in China said mighty glad 10 SEQ him-in China
WADE WARREN THAYBR-of course you never can tell hat - l
Monday Will give the Democrats the victory Inc contest case
HARRY LAKETake It from there smoke
lhat the thing have learned in thirty years detective experience
JOE ooH-There have been quite the New
orpneam lately think this immigration has been thing
MAYOR PERM part Of their menaqce
home wanted to close FIRST glory shaking real
live elephant. -
fADEL JUDGE DOLE
ment are without foundation My expect
to complete
suPERVIsoRELEcT NURRAYf good the
next two years will be because he can't We Republicans
him all the chance lie requires
PAT WA1sH-Wn things long running
but I've hopes that Soldier February and then
there will be things doing,
NIGEL JACKSON think that
that the card going will attract the
public I've done promoting nothing is up to me to
make something
sHEBAThe plantations
gradually The
that the Improvement will continue So far
touch pretty WE'LL there absolutely
strike
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
FISCAL REPORT
CHEERED EN- UP
Supervisors Felt Rich and Voted
'Manuahi for Inspectors of
Election.

1t must have been with Christmas
gifts in mind that the supervisors hand
ed out their favOrs to the inspectors of
election, voting yesterday to pay each
inspector So. AS the inspectors receiv-
ed $40 from the Territory, their pay
for looking after election business in
the voting booths amounted to SIS.
just why it should have been So in
stead of $l5 or 500 may never be
known, but the precedent was estab.
lished and future lists of inspectors
may with good grace also seek their
little manuahi from the county.
The Inspectors Were appointed by the
Governor, but the county clerk also is.
sued certificates to them and because
of this the bill for 1870 was placed be,
fore the board for pay. The fact that
the Territory paid $40 has no bearing
whatever on the county side of it, at
least the county takes no cognizance
of that fact. At former meeting of
the board some of the supervisors
couldn't see why the county should be
mulcted $40 for each inspector, Some
worked all day and all night, but Others
were through with their tasks an hour
after the polls closed. The plea was
made TO the board that some of the in.
speetors worked hard and worked all
night and therefore should be paid be.
cause of their patriotism.
Since the last board meeting some Of
the supervisors found that the county
was ahead because of the nomination
fees paid in by candidates, and there
fore II the inspectors were paid s5 each
that would amount to only sl35 aud the
county would be still ahead Of the
game, On this ground the supervisors
decided 10 pay the inspectors 80 each,
Port Street Paving.
Owing to the fact that the Rapid
Transit track between King and Mer
chant streets Is on grade aud will haye
10 bs Feadjusted, the proposal NAe made
yesterday 90 the board that the bitu,
1.-the paving company fret pave the
block between Hotel aud King and got
that work Out Qf The way, aud by the
tins a j. anlshed ihe regarding 81 the
Rapid Transit lTaek N0lld be falshed,
ana ibe W0fk could be continued On
dowH Fort street AZ anly pne block is
20 BE- paved, about aloap WAS shaved on
ihe contract pflee
Az lbe Suggestion Qf Supervisor ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

him rather 1t happened,
afternoon that he had dinner and he fOreaw lonely meal
However climbing machine public told the driver take
him table do eating machine there
minutes and then the idea Honouan fellow
Have had
meeting voice. The chauffeur had
Then and I'm aonep would
be pleased 70 accept the kind invitation
To show bis Hawaiian hospitality Andrews blew the chance acquaintance
sxdoa check ana threw wob the end Then stepping
out with him TO return TO his hotel old acquaintance Andrews fell
his heeh and decided walk with the lmgo friend Turning the
chauffeur e uted ooh Naa do for bringing down hef
The chauffeur pulled
Nc left he garage Fifteen dolars please"
Andrews thought ~ the dinner Nl be not only paid fof bat had
~ pas he ehauHeu fifteen dollars for saiinH
niNt paid bm bted my ge,h tells AnanBa
RkHHs
faa paper sies hat 1.-THE team II large track mr belonging -
NJ lauae IeHHi ~ ie hee9 ~ h larger ei Of s mn
lsaa ESQ agts Waukp progressive taldHg construction"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
Next Boards Nestegg.


nances and have them printed in book
form
Next Roard,s Nes+ass
report OF the ways and means COM
iii M was supiilttIeo, saying:
a.. ne leVehue pala by me Territory to
en9 glty ana county IN lSO9 and 1910
%in nave peeh as IohoWs, the January
oieanuP not peAng included for either
yeai, as lney come from taxes collected
pne previous year;
1909, not including January
settlement S456 Lax
1910, not including January
settlement - 456 4s7
Excess for 1910. 34e
M. ,.a.
~ lne ulneience rs 50 sllght that, II the
4 sh a auG Ia, VI ta@e5 were corrected
$500 thls , eai, as ia1e, 'he January i9ll set
nary s, which was $45, 8S2.l5.
Taxes collected on the Island of Oa-
hu the whole of 1909 amounted to ST.
2l0,53S.15. Those collected up to No
vember Is, 1910, for this year amounted
to Sl,lI5,2O4.76. More will have been
collected by December 81, but as the
matter stood November 10 there was a
uelelanfV of S3h 33d R4 from lngf
This deficiency was more than produced
by falling off in income tax of $50
2SOls, the property tax having inereas.
ed nEU.SS4.I8. We informed that
the greater part of the decrease in in
come tax tag! Is IN the portion derived from
piantations on the other Islands, SO that
~ WIZ aneet the revenue belonging to
lne Iity ana county OF Honolulu but
s,ignt.y, y, ON Instead OF a cleanup OF less
than S4o'ooo as iass January, therefore,
the lerItory shouid owe the Municipal,
sSo OOH ol n 40 na between SoVooo ana
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
SIDELIGHTS
GET YOUR MONEY 5 WORTH

The movngpleue cheap fsr m admission 4,
concerned get worth II You want more than
Of
before Thanksgiving The with NV family Imme
diatey family consisting the husband
the elder good natured crowd present
that evening and all willing applaud anything
loud after listening
STATIONS Of delight at the proclamation,
lady that always lonely One
halfwhie boy went Serves right"
ot course we all know the inbom love Of the Chinese They
the
appropriate times When the sdepcure
he curtain as wearing white princess dress sad splendid
head of bleaehed hair their JOY
But where evening spent
vain was when watched neghbors during mOnologue
alleged by fellow of
burr which has been copyrighted by sOmen
hgherp Only ore Of the
remainder exclusively vocabulary
lighted they watched and if the oe
pedestrian Of the hionic boards dn
performance in cabling engagement certainly WIS not be-
cause the enthusiasm of friends did believing
entitled it. We caught the spirit Notwithstanding
studied 10th English Wellesley was going on
but the Chinese did Our enthusiasm spontaneous
The climax when Scotch joke were things in it
ABOUT expenditures OF money and hbeaiy and halfdolars
everybody including even the
old lady Absence of diagrams
detacd a But the nongshspeaking
part of the family evidently wanted ndcaOn their
apparently they called eightyear old after it subsidized
translation suppose the tranposit from English
the Celestial point of
have been family serious
dsgusted remaining children unneed study
of their faces yielded better results than
And stakeholder vaudeville
show surely would the oriental Chinese
his
Maxine likewise reasonable drug business
of
tion disbanded.
properly many
birth at the shows should add greatly the attendance Hawans
hao The remainder of the naonaes far booce receipts
negligible quantity object anything
moving The Koreans can't
the board of health will interfere with their and with
theirs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
vox PoPULL vox DEL.

In order that all getting
hope that The Advertiser will
of the Brazilian Dreadnoug muiny its
number of Uncle Sans kids shown by the
Marine Intelligence
is reading heading with lines
the truth of which he capable Of
Society all right When entertain having
hospitality pubiy
tea and husband at dinner think
The decision of the
subscribers but better STILL advertisers
profitable lines by the waterfront though
beat shouldn't know from
Fern and John Lane and Bob Single and John Wise their m
entitled guses political
help out pencil pusher and records the
advertised big black with accompanying
breakers and lot hooking
"o'mst be kept
But the elminatons suggested
Letters People, interesting
to and read whole of them every day.
both of
Valley giving meaning
fixing" incidentally quoting definition
will the smallest
length be half that Letter
process, something
both better than both
the tress of the Times be the peope if discuss
Thwing
gone put provide hps
Chinese the Lberians
of Tom nerons immortal inspiration Anderson
back white afng
the columns enepsg should be "P
of
there be for all who periodically the call will help
the good cutting
ona genity displayed by him, The Bander will likewise
For ''Vox Popui, Vpx Del"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06
STEAL, IF YOU WANT TO.

library day,
interest The period
laid England of the chapters the life of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

lett the clerk will compile all ordi-
nances and have them printed in book
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-06

ta1in AHdlfHs does not e Impression " being "eomson
shea b aops Ne sle he'm and pahsl
f. hV mah ~ foaHf ~ sauas faHfe they
Ae maaY ead fhf CAD pmsme luHa e mems except primaries
Aeaffas weeks SD fteBihng fs N had nhes h
sfsgeas ate goes ~ from ingaa Do gsfulsa around
Hfailg taaaf Iisniffh
sml ps3lea fe lsl uu aa s ay itdasal hs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
POLICE SEARCH
FOR ABSENT MAN
Neighbors, Fearing Foul
Plal, Report Case-Gone
Four DAYS.

Fearing that WILDER Moody, a young
man who has lived at 531 Gold street for
several months past, has met with
foul play, residents of the neighbor-
hood reported his disappearance to the
police Officer c. H. Haynes, stationed
IN Highland park addition, has peen
detailed to investigate the case
Moody was last seen by his neigh
bors four days ago, but thinking he was
visiting friends elsewhere in Ell Paso,
did not interest themselves. Upon
his failure to appear Friday afternoon
it was decided to inform the police
Moody came from east Texas for his
health and has been living in a tent at
SCI Gold street. He is stated to have
improved since coming to FL Paso.
Nothing is known of his relatives,
none of whom il is said. live in this
CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
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Mrs. c. o. Ellis entertained with a
charmingly arranged dinner last even
ing at the Harvey house, compliment
airy to the Misses Ellis
Pink and white were the colors en-
phasized in the decorations, and in the
delightful six course dinner
Pink carnations formed the central
decoration feature of the table Those
in attendance were: Mrs. W. r. Brown
Misses jamie. Anna. Grace and Ger
trude Ellis, Messrs. Francis Moore, J.
B. fitzpatrick and T p Moorehead.
Mrs. w. w. Turney entertained
Thursday evening at a beautifully ar
ranged dinner in honor of Miss Laura
Townsend and her fiance, George R. LIE
Baron
The table was dream of lilies of the
valley, the central decoration being of
this dainty flower, while an immense
bouquet of lilies, in shower effect, were
at the place of the young bride elect.
The place cards were also artistically
ornamented with lilies of the valley.
The delicious dinner was served In
nine courses, and further developed the
color scheme of green and white.
Capt. and Mrs. T. J. BeaIl entertained
"Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
E. E Neff. at dinner. in honor of judge
and Mrs T. S. Maxey, of San Antonio.
A mound of variegated tulips formed
the central decoration of the table.
Those enjoying the hospitality OF
Capt and Mrs. BeaIl were: Judge and
Mrs T. S. Maxey. Dr. and Mrs. s. T.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Burgess
DR.. Harper of Austin, and Mrs. E. Z
Neff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
SOCIALS AND DANCES.

The regular week end dance will be
given this evening at the Country club
The Whatsoever Sunday school class of
Houston Square Baptist church held its
April meeting with Josephine Franken-
burger, 1913 Nevada street. Papers were
read and discussions engaged in, about
the lessons of the past month. Some
time was spent in supplementary work,
books of the Bible, their authors, in
favorite verses etc. \
Plans for meetings during the sum-
mer were talked over, and all seemed
to feel there would be more interest and
enthusiasm when school has closed and
more time can be given to the work that
all enjoy. A Social time followed with
a candy pulling, and faces and voices
told of a very pleasant hour.
Saturday evening, April 9, saw large
crowd gathered in the High school as
sembly hall TO listen TO a debate. given
on Woman Suffrage" under the au-
spices of the Sam Houston Debating
club. The following most interesting
program was rendered:
Quartet-'The Bullfrcg in the Pool"
Address-''The Relation of the Citizen
TO the Laws of This Country Judge
NJ ". Stanton.
Solo-"Carmine." Miss Pauline Sprinz
Debate-"Resolved, That Woman
Should Have Equal Suffrage With
Man.
Observation-Disclosures Harper, Lois
Smith. Ruth Critchett.
Negative Morrison, Lamar
Thomas, VIII Hawkins.
Song-Selected. Boys chorus.
The musical numbers were greatly en-
joyed, while NJ W. Stanton gave a talk
The debate was very exciting, the af
firmative side, however, easily carrying
off the honors. The girls showed re-
markable preparation and we'll thought
out arguments, and their splendid de-
livery added another point in their favor.
The judges were Mrs. J. E Townsend.
Mr.. Morris and NJ W. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
OIL IS STRUCK
At SARACOSA
Tract of So Acres Sells for
81, 000-Big Acreage
In Cotton.

Big Springs, Tex, April S.--The flow
of oil struck at Saragosa further proves
the Toyah oil field, and much property
gias changed hands there. One sale
was made of 3S acres for $1,000.
From the acreage being planted here
in cotton, Big Springs will need two
more cotton gins, and this all will need
an oil mill and a compress.
J. c. Baumgartner has been selected
and employed as secretary of the COM
mercial club. Five thousand dollars
are in the treasury of this club to cover
the expenses for the ensuing year.
J. H. Long is here from Ell Paso,
and has passed the tinecard examina-
ton. He will be returned to the noun
tain district, and will make his maiden
trip as locomotive engineer soon
B. d. Boswell passed timecard ex-
animation and has made his maiden trip
as engineer.
The revival meeting of the Christian
church, held by Boon and Duarthy is
progressing nicely, and A members
have been added.
Engineer VIM Garlick, of Ell Paso,
Is in the city.
w F. Fahrenkamp and family have
returned from a weeks yizst to their
Brother in 81 Paso.