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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-11-03
Isaac B. Hardy in 1865.

bridge was on fire, and many of the
cavalry had to ride through the smoke
and blaze to escape.
The sharpshooters kept the enemy
away from the bridge while our pi
oneers crossed over to the fire and
extinguished it. Only charred
stringer was left of the burnt spar
connecting with the shore abutment
When the pioneers returned and the
sharpshooters stopped firing, line
of infantry formed on the opposite
bank of the river and commenced fir.
ing on our men. Then we were or.
dered to deploy the sharpshooters
along our shore and drive the enemy
from their position. Our rifles did
good execution, and the enemy retired
out of range. At dusk they again
moved down to the river and brisk
fire was kept up from both sides till
near midnight, when 1T slackened te
only an occasional shot from either
side.
About 1 o'clock we heard the report
of one of our Windsor rifles at or neal
the farther end of the bridge, and this
report kept up as fast as lively sol
der could load and fire. Our mer
recognized the gun and, as the en-
envy had commenced brisk fire, oul
entire line opened fire on the opposite
shore, avoiding sending their bullets
| too near the bridge.
Here follows young Hardy's mod
est narrative of his midnight trip Int
the enemy's lines.
Il walked over to about the middl
of the bridge; then l crouched dow
and went forward very quietly, keep
ing in the shadow of the railing, til
I reached the end of the bridge.
could not see any one right near tn
bridge, but l could plainly see tn
enemy lined up at the waters edg
down the river, and | thought it woul
be fine to get a flank fire on them.
81 discovered single stringer tina
connected the bridge with the lane
and I crawled along this until
reached the abutment on the shore
Here | found a place to sit astrid
come cross-timbers, where, by leanin
over to one side, had good vleN
of the rebs, and they were not llkel
to see me.
"As soon as | commenced firing 9
them they opened fire pretty livel
on the bridge and at the abutmer
where was, but the timbers protecte
4 me- The place was much hotter tina
/ | expected, but | kept on firing
them as fast as | could. l could hes
our sharpshooters' bullets strike tn
bank.
. 1T was not long till they fell bac
. to higher ground, and from there d
! rected their fire across the road tn;
led from the bridge. l still had
good range on them and kept on fl
! ing. They pretty soon moved BAG
e diagonally to the road. and stoppe
t firing Then l could not see them, ar
l got out on the road, and there the
We're just disappearing into the dar
ness. | fired at them and they fire
back at me. They were soon out
sight. l guess that is the last we W,
see of these Johnnies."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-11-03

Get all the cream, down
to a thousandth part. Cut
out the losses which you
must take in the old
fashioned !way-waste less
meandmake more money.
You will not only have
more cream but you will
have sweet, separated milk.
While feeding your calves
and your chickens and your
swine upon skim milk give
thenlahealthy, sanitaryfood.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-11-03
Don't buy more cows.
Invest in an |. III. C..
Cream Harvester and
get an extra profit
from your present herd.

Since you are in the dairy business operate
it on business basis. Be business man as
we'll as farmer. Get full value out of your
time as we'll as out of your milk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-11-03

And as a result raise more
calves, better calves and
primer swine.
Your dairy products will
bring a better price because
their quality will be better.
Go into dairying in the
right way by installing the
right separator at a reason
able price.
You will get back the cost
before the season is over.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05

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b., 5i-sz: ;-ss:z..,z..z y. sti:5 ( az
- s..fs.' Is.r k.5.sv' M i;steeFy or came
= zsIiF aT.i..fs. tisFss: .i..;f-
.ees- -s;-. =: - &c. - 'tcr:si
: 3,,-,is-g'sis,st i.:tss,es ~ i.f-rs:..! Fans
.sss.ssst2ssr i'srGlits> 5-:isst .ty, - raz-.g
;zsF -z-5sa:'It--t it,,'.r 5:% ~ I. - I'..rish
=aias: i=-..i.tf.s- 95s.l,.I;y iof the S:oia-
tits., tsss.:'gs.:
5 i,e il or-.t.naa ~ tire Police Jury of
Parish t,f E.afGurche. in regular meeting
convened. that hereafter it shall he an
! lawful for any person or persons III this
Parish TO offer for Rattle or Lottery or
Game of chance any article or thing
whatsoever except in be fer Religious
Literary Il Benevolent purpose 1t regu-
lar fairs, held under Permits issued by
1.-THE regularly constituted authorities Of
OF this Parish.
i5a it furher ordained etc that any vito
tation OF the foregoing section shall sub
iect the violation TO q fine of not less
than y On nor more then loo 90 dollars,
recoy erab Die before any court of luristiic
ton.
BE further ordained etc that this or
flinance shall take effect from and after
the PRONUNCIATION.
Adopted Sept, Is, 1910
II. n Coulon, j. T.. Basset,
Clerk President.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
70 Abolish Juvenile, Courts.

The fifth amendment which
is to submitted to the voters
at the coming general cleo
ton in November,is. one which
should be voted for by every
right-thinking voter III the
country parishes. It vii! a
bolish the present amend,
nent to the Constitution
creating juvenile courts i'll all
the parishes OF tile State, ex--
cept such parishes which c5u-
tain an incol yorated town, Of
more than 1000 IL habItapts.
The juvenile law has been
taken advantage OF by. all.
young criminals, many Of
them 20 to q years Of age,
who faIsify as to their age so
as to be able to come Ill uud-
er the present law. Il, is need
less to say. that most are ne
groes, tor nearly all the crimi
nails III the country parishts1
are negroes.
Added to this is the need
less expense Of supplying Sc /
parate quarters, probation
officers, keepers, etc. The |
law also encourages crime a
mong the younger class OF ue
groes. The present law should |
be abolished. The proposed |
amendment which is Act No.
135 and published III the
column of this paper should /
have the hearty support of
the voters of the State. SIT
gar Planter.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
Road Drags A. Success.

Mr.. Henry Dupre, thu par
iSh.road overseer, worked two
roads drags on the streets Of
the town yesterday, AM it is
surprising what good work
can be done with these drags.
Nj. Dupre calls the drags tie
kock Drags. because MIR,
James 2: Kock, Of Belle Al
lance is the one. who first US
ed and introduced. this drag
in this section of. the STATE.
1t is not the split log drag.
WHICH the National Govern
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
The Southern Pacific Agri.
cultural Demonstration.
Train.

The agricultural trai,
operated from October 3 to
October IS, 1910, by the soutl:
ern Pacific railroad, was a
great success in every way.
The train consisted OF all agri
cultural exhibit coach, two
implement cars, q cattle car, a
hog aud. demonstration fat
car, a diner, Pullman, and
day coach.
It's itinerary covered forty
two points, at each Of which
specialists from the College ef
Agricultural and Experiment
Stations Of the Louisiana.
State university delivered i'd
dresses On cane, corn rice,
forage crops, truck, and i've
stock. Eight lecturers OF tie
University accom- panied the
train, which covered 1850
miles. Ali sold, POS lectures
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05

ln4nt SO strongly recommends
and those who have worked
tie split log. say that tie
Koch Drag in Al irnproEe-
lnhIlt.
The new dag makes q per
feet road If use / Immediately
following ii rsis,. It rcra pes
down the .nts. ellis the holes
aud lea yes d, i.ssad as smooth
a. glass It can be pulled by
two mn'es and a long stretch
OF roa / can. De covered IN a
short time. hIr. Dnpre is hay
i.,g several OF these drags
built, and he believes that ii
uaSssih H. = starting his
three road men TO work after
a rain, to cover the entire
public road on each side Of the
Bayou in one day.
Mr.. .Dupre informed Us that
thtse drags are built here and
only cost something like $40.
Assumption Pioneer
fTra-n,tc- N,,t:..a
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
Il Saved Eiis.I.eg.

"Ali thought III I,sr my i<:: " write
j 4 S#ensrn. IF Waier;owr. vi
Ten years Of eczrln.. that Iaa.aacts: ,
couia not cure, had 1t at iari<lsae ii,
Then :iu.kien'< arhiy., Save cured
/, saund and well" Ii,fa!;isiv f..f
Skin ;irup.ions, Eez~m Sat Rt!an:n
Boi!s. Is..vrr Sr,rr~. Bnrns, Sc1la-
Cats AID Piles. zoe at all drnggr-j
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
Election Proclamation.
STfsTI. or LOUISIANA.
Parish. GF LAl'OJ Il.'I!!Ess.

| Whereas. 81, iixce.ieucy Jared I
Sam, arS. ;i0verror Of H. Sat" Il
i.ntli,ia;ie lls-. isst. Il hi; slrs:G5 .itri:,-
E..ls,.i or writ Ct ei.ci:;,1i tlil".-t.i.s ;tt?:
rpquiria. The supervisors IF eiec1 a't
| u he various ,il-'.p:l> If lhe State
and ali other elections officers herein
&: cause ~ e:.'G":on 20 H. Nd ot
Tuesday. NOV. s. 1885,, :cotsIug To
ia~, for the purposes hei after
named:
Vow, therefore, we the Bsn-:tl o.
Supervisors Of cie c:ion II an'i Tor lie
pall~h Of I-afoufclle, ting i,Y sirlu,.
# authority vested il as Is law il,
such case. m,tia aud prayi.;aa aat:
...nflrlnabiy 70 III said written. pro-
t.tanlatis.i, of tiss,;iaG issued ~ tn
ttsover:ier Of the STATE. as :.sstfesai,l!..
nj provided DO h,.reis e,sss'f. cal
ana proclaim II, eiectinn to :,a b {,
ihraa ham: the parish of ilafo:l:he.
-, ~, e, Q ,n1n -
f 80 49, - 49, 49,.
ata,.,. :, ~, ,t,o.a,a, =. "a vs.
iaui poling places hereinafter fxet.
81: the purposes Of.
Eiec'iag o;e Congressman In rpnre
seat he Sri Gongiessiena bi-t.:s.t ~
Loi~!ana Ii, the G..;,ftI Congress u. 1s.:
ETn;tpi Sto..s and one nae,c .er IF
L. go. ran,I = r..,,..,:
az a,s''0 i'''"''' - '14'''' '1''''''' i'"i4-
tie ihi:''s toii2ftsssf1'l'd Dislf::t II
IL State ri :.'Gi>ssass.
IL vote for OF aga'Hst the Aln'sa+.-
II Its proposed y, the >e>>i.H. cftsi.
.;.soi-i1furr OF 1919. If The .:ta5p #
= .,..ei....
W. =" i.''F''' ''''Tc' am 'sAi''''F
s'is '''''...s'' '','S'' " ees''s'''' 'i'1f'
"NheT "iilc'fs ui"ftia t";ifetaef: IT,
lnii sal +:evilun On The es.:V a;d
:t,,u;s above mentioned within III
nm, ,...,..,.-;l,.l i,,. l.. .,a ,,,
-.
10 -',',,' 49, " . ~ - y ''..,'-s
- f''' Fr~i''ete t" ''a '''''fi'.f ;s''' IL
5:ine pre- crfse'i iy law. he tega'ai
.,.,iirg precincts adopted t,y lie p
$40 ;nry e,f.fh.. ,,.r.sb cf - nh
-. fellows.
D,,;o,, 49,. W., 80 +.
o''~c =. :, - :, = y "
ff''SfileS NO: 1-oi!at comprise ss'i
t'i:iI portion OF Ills ral'sh p%i 'seeh ne
uohfL part 81 ne PARISH ii@3.' 9ilic 81
I.a 70 l Isn f ;l,, =,
l,,.,,,, ~, p.,,1.., t,,ana .r+ 80,
,n H., ,t ,-'c 'l ~ n.nr tho VIII
it...l'.' r.
l'EetlIics 20. ohai e2hifiia ,. ING
"a ! Win I nail,ne mace ter n...s
!. s.r T,avou I,afasre;,e and IF IA f,rs.,.e
,,e'er t3aaI
-
Ioiiee .,Hfs arc sc. =.
Precinct No. snail extend rom
Inc lever lmas OF the H!dIei II
plantation TO the li!nlSs Oh the 1icattiii |
fitat.:Sivfi WITH: foii'ng t'iaszs at OF
meas ne .oafl' House III liSs lo"h CHI
Iiliboa&aA-
Precinct NO, small extern! from |
me 'i2.tei .liiie o. TIE ACADIA .'taii}a-
tloh y l-aIo'lf%h9 crossing VIZ. i I
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05
Trespass Notica,.

No,hanting.or trapping al
lowed on Lot SO North Ct III.
l.. i L. Z. Z. West of Bayou
Des AIieraauds known rs
Leon Gndchanx Co. Ltd. With
ont a written. permission from
Ernest ?. Peyregne.
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
afe writ OF seizure aad sale issued sat
of tire Honorable Twentieth .Iudiei4i
Disfgic 6.onftof file State of I.otlisi@ns.
for the Parish of talfunrcife, aud f., ne
directed ard delivered in the atiaTe
fiuini1ered ans. eatitieti suit the saier-
signed sheriff 81 tslt' parish of iafoufe4fe
have seized AID will offer for sale s,ss-
tween he hours prescribed by law T0E
i.$4ie.a sales. Ill trout of the main ers-
trance 10 lie COURT house, of the parish
of Laf3urc!ie, IN the Io.fn Of i!li59daa1
IA on
SATURDAY., DECEMBER 3, 1910.
the foilos fag II scfil,csi property ssiz@a
as the property OF the defendant in the
above ,lura bcset: aad entitled suit, o-H2t
A e.er tan fractional lot of ground or
yortion Of lard. situated in the present
eapGps1tt tiflftsof the town of ihihoaanr
measuring Fifty feet front OH Narrow
street. Nv the depth of the said lot E}cs.a!
e.a North by a street separating II from
the lot formerly belonging 70 5Seaf
L@Geaf;re. but now beipngIIg q ne -
tate Of 1sesr e.. caro- and y !. L. Ri,.hari
East. !,y . street separating it from
Ii1is formerly belonging 10 widow II
T. Eno.,s9rh andscc;neioniy known a.
tIa29rs:a street. West, bv Narrow street,
and south BY lot formerly Of MIS-. lily.
Fsit2tnger. bas now tie property Of
Mrs II j. Briggs. together With al t.fe
buildings aats Improvement Is t.lerefsii.
TENS Of :-t'aati, 20 pay ana
satisfqft3 Twelve Hundred fS!.aft5 Dot
lars. less ts It1tif'tes. deifatS. a&id on
account. III nr.al.. ~ together With Ok
yer aaii:,n interest from april. =, ltff)
ill pait, ~ a sst.l Of i've pes. caaf, oil
the aggregate Of said principal aah M
terest n attorneys fees. and ~ al costs
OF these proceedings.
Sheriff of parish of Lafoarche
ETowe1 & e'.i.leaet,
attorneys
T;,5:y..,t,1s Ia. October 2ath 10
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-. nj ;5l.01o.

xas il. ss:.oes> u 50,00o.
Tile operation q tila train
has been pronounced by COM
petent judges as the most i'm
portant single effort at agri-
cultural education ever made
in Louisiana. Dept. Agricul-
turol Extension, Louisiana
State University.
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Estray Notice.
4. ]. ~.
.,.;lt;aEa.lti la.

'DR SAL: i-1'I.!; oi:'nx U:3"ra
Y, -. Address t'isrlr,a iii i'ds:,t.s,
tomlnittes. I.ecb Box :..s;I l'isia",iaa
L..
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-05

WANTED to look after
our interests in Lafourche andad
AGENT countries. Salary or Commits
..on. Actress Lincoln Oil Co Cieve
and, D.
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THE ST ATE 0FLoUEsIAN.A
Twe4tiesr, Judicial District courss
Parisi, of Lafoarche.

e. y. .Beaavais $40 4i9o Il. G. Chel
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zc..sz
@ ..-=.,., g.=;.. IL: - : = !. !, r.
ls.5,>.. lI.;, tbs. s.,i.5:aiiz.ti "a, i:5.'i (!
.E:.a,a Css;ly!,>t tia ..,,.lihs piace q
I.;,,.!.'ii,.s.s-
Precinct 20 22.-silall extent 'Eanl
thu lower. line Of the Jean eiaa.tSs !. ;
F,la ntation. to the lower ilns - :.
Badeaux place with polling pace 1T
or near Arestide Delaune S place.
Precinct No. s.-Shall extend from
the lowerline of. 7. BatleauS place
to point opposite Harans Canal
with a polling place at ct near Tue
store formerly kept by f. II. La
cr0lX.
Police Jury Ward No. ..
Precinct No. 1--shall extend from
the upper line of the Parish, left bark
tv arpents back. to the upper line
Mrs. r. L. Pugh7s Live Oak planta-
ton with polling place at OF near
Franklin Aucoin7s Store.
Precinct No. 2.-Shall extend from
the upper line OF Live Oak plantation
VIII d TIE pun VI eighty "
upper line of the Collins plantation
now owned by Draazin caneienne
with polling place at OF near the
Abby and Highland store.
Precinct No. 3.-shall extend from
the upper liie of Drauzln CaneIenn S
place to Lafoarche Crossing including
the Coteaux Boudreaux. with polling
place at or near tie Mrs. l.. A. Cos
Precinct No 4.yshall include the
Baton Pilon and Choet;lW settlements,
with polling place at or near the pub
tic 10 house Section No. II.
Police Jury Ward No. 6.
Precinct No. Shall extend from
! tie upper line of the parish in the rear
of Police Ward No. 5 to the Grand Ba-
YOU bridge with polling place at OF
near On zinpe Gniassons place Oh Tie
Chacl bay Ridge 3r settlement.
Israei,iy.: M. .3-~i1ali "Ste,t. fro1l
.;.a bridge ovsr ifr,ef:t; is;.yt.! u Tie
....;ai- line 81. tie AZ ii;:foreSf plasf
formerly y 5ttipei3lfs2 idee at CT naaI
Victor Les.e:nire S-lti;.s'F.
Precinct NJ s8.->S;i.;;::.. cs'mTriss, tie
,5.tlags; s-t;ielll ais, Ai5n pa.iin:,
o., are a. OF s.essr LoHis kf.seis.s..-, 5
~. =.
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'ubscribers who fail toreceivc .h@ir narc;
Ia time should notify Us without DELAY.
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Police .I.rY yraEa M. !.

4
Precinct No I.-Sllail extent! from
Lafo,lrv'le Crossing. !,sft hank. t. i4-
loU,ei. lisle CT ARIEL Plantation i'c!;i<;
i,ig rear settlements y i; Il pollin. pzss z
a or nea: Ia store ~ fo:!ps \ G:sude,
formerly p Lesietss ssoTe.
Precinct 40. :ss---e!all extend froal
.fse tower li:ie Of the Ariel plantation
10 the u;pei. iiiie ef the -Upae:s. Ten
,afs,f ation o. Mf. Lon GodsiiaaE,
with polling ri .ea At CT nea', taa VII.
l;iastail IEc!lz.t store ~ residence.
Precinct .%o. 5 .-t-li;sli extend from
the ;;ppar iinzs q tlse Upper Ee,,
piaatat;,,:. 10 AZ ,tppzr line 0: tise
I2,aeel..ss.i pia;it;it,.,s, i'is,lud;:1s Ike
ssothar1x Folse, with polling place at
Bowie near ttaaie :i3.eii! store CT tlfe.i5s-
vie plant.
..te.i.set 30. 4--sila!l extend IRON
the .}-sa. li.5t, Of tis.. issss,,si;n't .!s''ta:
ton i. Re ;,zw,r Lac - lis, georgia
p!:,?i1;siiAnt.g & = Mathews H5..a :;
:.e,, II OF scar The residence II ti:s-
MARI plantation 81 ST. Leon God
G!I.st:y.
prliee j;lyY Hai,i ! D. S.
PIa,-i:lc: : , i---ss5iali include TIA
vIsaie. II ia * ard NJ S. Wit. 33o.ii:4g
:ti.:ee at u: n;..sf tss,:se.at,iit5 Dts!.ssie.
Police ssis Ward Ne. 8.
.....s ne -. 8 G ~
81, nl::sssls:ttiosa % The lever lie o. Mrs
.je,ss..,a rs.il,s.st.' ls:s,es. With POLLING
pace a OF near Iaiigsi lie.
pfxe:.ise5 Nts. -ssii..ai extend from:
the ioet.r lire OF ,ssFs. Joseph I;;si-ssifll
lean S ,'laee TO. Har.ng's Canal. witk
nasii1e. place at OF. near Irasilnona
toret ; place.
Police .1tny Ward 40. o.
Precinct SSs --sst,alf ,.s.3D:i-a betir
sides 81 !.afHs fs:sfapfc;te IrGfu lla.-
r.t@gs t,s:.s;..::'t9 Tie HE.seE liz OF he
.fsa.: "a, .s.t;s,s ,,s.ee i3uw or .Grmeil.
with Il j;9..il.g place IL TIE l.;.t III.
Precinct 10. 5--sh:sil cam ~
both sizes. of the B;t on I.afotrche
il. III ;he a.per lil:e OF Jean Gtaiioli' 5
pace to tie lower line q Gregoi.e
,S5erigayss estate. with polling place 1t
q T,,.a, tie old Jl:ivier Gsellry resi-
tieTce
prarint 10. ss.-Sil.,ll comprise
beth si,!es 81 linYo, i.asoiircls5, fTas1
the ioaar liiieof t.reecii.a semgaessts
estate 1, tie Gi.lf OF Mexico, "ifia
pcii;"g mace It or. near the rt.ei.ie'it':e.
ii :he s,fts,3ae<l4ee place. near tie $50
der & Canal on The right bank % Be-
YOU Ialo,iI:ehe.
Given unsier onr cf8cial signatures
at Tiiibosiaux. Ia, t;ais 9Th das 9
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EFully prepared to do joo work
of every description.
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a,te-,d attAe 0osi 0Mceat Tii5o2Gaf. 10
scassG class matter.
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Official Journal at The Parish Of
:,oarche.
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Sheriff Of. parish Of La

attorneys
Tsas:,a.ss.lax Ia. October. 2ata iioI
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HR. DUPRH. Publisher s., Pro-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-18
j, 7, REXROAT IS
FOR ENFORCEMENT 7
CITIZEN OF KELLER SAY EN-
FORCE THE LAW AGAINST
WHISKY PEDDLERS.

Representative-ele L. T. ReXroat
was in the city today from his farm
near Keller, and after commenting
upon the prosperous condition of the
farmers of his neighborhood as a re-
suit of the immense crops said: 81
want to commend the Ardmoreite FOR
the stand it has taken in this clean.
up crusade, it is a notorious fact that
the law against the sale of whisky
has been flagrantly violated not only
in the city of Ardmore, but in other
localities of the county. 1t begins 10
look as if the citizens were being
aroused, and are determined - as
sst the officer in the discharge OF
their duty. You can say for ME that
the citizens of my community are in
hearty sympathy with this movement
and will lend the assistance neces-
sary to bring about a hearty respect
for the law"
Mr.. ReXroat has a pecan grove on
one of his farms that will yield him
a handsome revenue. He brought
some sample nuts to town today and
they are very large and of fine flavor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-18
HUNGARlANS PURCHASERS.
School Lands in Oklahoma County
Sell Readily.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. IL
State lands in Oklahoma county, while
not selling exceptionally high, were
easily disposed of at the school land
sales here. The entire offering of
thirty-one tracts was sold This was
the second day in the history of
school land sales that all tracts were
sold.
The most numerous class of pur-
chasers today was Hungarians. The
Hungarians settled on the eastern
side of the county bid in eight lease
holds. One, a widow was forced by
her country men to pay $2,100 for a
$1,000 place settled by the original
Hungarian emigrant to this county.
The highest priced public tract in
the county was sold today at $4,000.
1t was not occupied by the lessee and
was improved only to the extent of
S749.
The school land sales force will go
west again, starting from here to FL
Reno Thursday night. Friday sales
will be held at El Reno and Saturday
the force will be at Watonga. The
second log of the sales trip will be
completed at Taloga on November
2S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-18
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day. the governor was busy either
conferring with his attorneys or
with the new and old members of
the legislature who will be called
upon 20 finally decide the issue.
Il am not going to make the call
until decide that l am right and
that the time is ripe" he said in
response to inquiries.
In all probability the Legislature
win convene on or about Dec. l.
The governor up to date has been in
conference either personally or by
letter with nearly three-fourths OF
the members of the new Legislature.
He desires to ascertain whether they
can conveniently meet and is secur-
ing their opinions on the present
status Of the case.
Under the state law, if by a two
thirds vote of the legislature the
capital is officially designated there
can be no appeal except hy a vote
of the people under the initiative
and referendum. This is the condi-
ton of affairs which the governor
desires. There is no specific time to
clapse between the date of the call
for special session and the date on
which the legislature may convene.
In answer to rumors that he had
telegraphed the proprietor of the
Royal hotel in Guthrie, asking that
his old apartments be reserved for
him and which had been taken by
the Guthrie people as indicative
OF the fact that he intended to re
move. the governor first enjoyed a
good laugh and then said:
You may say for me that the
only telegram l have sent TO Guth-
rie was one to the proprietor Of the
Royal hotel in the village congrat-
u'ating the proprietor on becoming a
grandfather"
4 large number of the members
of the state egisature were in con
ference with the governor Thursday.
The call will embrace only the new
members. \ number of other import
ant matters besi.cs the capital de
cision Will probably be forced to a
during the session,
among which is q law providing for
sentence for all persons
convicted OF "bootlegging. '-Oklaho-
man.