Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-30


toEn w2tAat tbs tEo Eo2sa and
vAea tAsy cane ssaz The CRY Han
had thsA tzkan mo eszOdy- He
o4lid he uncars a,d Eeu 70 soPhf
No1ngs hose, II Eaz Nerieo
Eh@e a deer Vas hroka1 IN and o1e
a he nez srratud <hls be T&
~hE1iag the piVA ne cher Dan
vas arrested = few 1lnEs later
So4Ay Toang. uAo IS one q Aex-
ko0is hsAly respected oOS0se eE-
1ns Eas surprised Ebea Ebe lear1-
|e Wh@ lad been goirg On il the
room q h@ bo4rSsrS one q The
uea Eas 20 u. Noudzy n0-lns
bsoause he had beea 6eni1 Enckins
tia Opium hat TIE Okncas had 70
give kEn s0ma Yez-She-he ssies
'o< the oplnn after Il : smoked
ne czlfz e@Hsz.sd By TIE 20
Ice consisted q . regular ch1ose
Pspe stem. two oB<um boxk, q jar q
opiam. 3 hsx a Yez5She. a chinese
tzmp TO cook he ~d0pe and Other
tools required.
nAnSe arrested ckmed 70 be from
Kansas CRy and gave uhesr names
IS. Mamie Saz<h. sidney ParkG,
wesder MeNurry and c1zs VII
Hama rsy are al unAttoes-
Auo-a. No. March =.
Dr. D. E Mork a prominent phy
skaan q nk cry. and sis four oen-
dreA ~es harmed to death early 20
day wAsa thsir bone vas DESTROYED
By ire.
1T. Morris Es one Of ne best
known doctors IN his section aid
hs loss wfA thae q the ehBdren has
ihF0xn a p4n Of sreat sadness over
the town. They we're asleep al the
Tins q ne blaze vhkh was shorty
before dayiight-
Nobery. No. March "a
Next 10 The fine q the Okeefe
wholesale house. a feE uoushs
ago. M06srS vas visited by the larg-
eSt conflagratioa N is history this
morning. when four rck store build
ings and DR.. 8iaDggs' SanItarium
were burned wkh a loss Of fully
sac 600. Practically. a business bloch
was destroyed
There were two grocery stocks. a
drug store and a furniture store
besides the Samaritan that burned
rhieh represented AZ outlay Of fully
So. 900. ne blaze broke out in The
northwest corner Of the block. up
stairs. about $50 this morning. The
wind vas just right TO force j
across che buihings in a fash and
the fire department could do little
except keep b from spreading to 9th
er buildings.
TIE sEEhiags burned yer occupied
b. the following firms: ]. W. Ingram.
grocer; E j. Marsh. grocer and
buteher; W. F.. 8angus. drugs; J. J.
Gregory. furnitaxe. The upper stor-
les Of the first two buildings were
~DOcupsed BY a skating rink and dance
hall
The harris Of e Pollock Mining
Ia. seem 70 be the victim Of a par
tcuiar nemesis which works on sat
arday rights and requ-es the lie Of
one horse On each occasion. satH
day night. about 1890. an alarm Of
fire was turned from the MAI
ing stabAe IN the structure formerly
used as a cooperzge at the MIL. The
fire department extinguished the
blaze bat not Hr'l n horse had
been bsRned to death and another
badly singed.
This Is the third fire IN almost as
many years thas the Milling Co
baEe sad IA their Stables. Each fire
was en- Saturday mig, and Of mys-
terioals origin. The last fire. a
little over two years ago, resulted in
the loss 0 a horse. The animal
burned this time was the property Of
the Milling Co. and Walked at $3.50.
The fire was of incindary origin.
The Mexico Are Of Eagles held
their annual Memorial services in
their handsome Lodge rooms sun.
day afternoon. There was an i'm
Dense crowd present and the pro
gram was one Of the best the Lodge
eeE had the pleasure Of hearing.
The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger, Of
the Christian church, delivered a
short address which was ideal for
the occasion and delighted his audi
tors. He always has something good
to say and says it in the proper way.
Miss Margaret Clark sang a pretty
sob and pleased. Male quantette com
posed Of Messrs. Hopkins. Griffen, st.
YFain and Kidd sang several selee.
tons and delighted all. The ser
vices we're a decided success,
yandalia. No, March q.
A fire warbh threatened to wipe
out a business block here broke out
shortly after noon o-day in the rear
Of KelIys pool room. The fire jumpe
to the warehouse Of Knntz &
where we're stored several
Of oil The oil was gotten out
Ekh the exception Of one barrel
exploded and Increased the
danger ID fe fire many times.
The new fire COMPANY. which has
recently been o~rganzed. responded
promptly and by hard work succeed
In getting the fire under control The
,fty had ~reoentiy installed her new
sater system and feels that she has
already been paid many times more
han 4 cost in this one catastrophe.
The damage amounts to about $3.50.
Wellesley, Mass, Mareh q.
Regardless Of The heroism and
'resence Of mind of Whitley John
on, son Of Mrs Robt. johnson. Of
No, Rock Ridge Hall, an
inclusive school for boys in this
ity, was burned to the ground Sat
Irday. Young Johnson led his fell
ON students in fighting the fire.
The fire was discovered while the ]