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The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

10 the question of employers liabil-
ity and workmen's compensation for
injury incurred in accidents In the
course OF their employment. The
Dill will go to the governor and will
undoubtedly receive his signature.
senator lrby's gun toting bill was
passed on third reading by the
house Saturday. 1t imposes heavy
penalty for carrying concealed
weapons. and second offense ts
held to be felony
The Hecker bill to make White
| City wet spot in an arid territory
was defeated by substantial vote,
and the white ribbon brigade went
away satisfied that IL they failed to
get any of their laws passed they
prevented the enemy from making
any gains.
Governor Shafroth signed the
Allen bill TO permit veterans of the
civil war south as well as north, to
enter the Soldiers and Sailors
home. Confederate and federal
! veterans as we'll as the wives Of
A mistake" was discovered in
the enrolled senate bill providing an
appropriation of 10000 for pur-
| chase of additional ground for use
OF the state reformatory. AS origi-
nally presented to the senate the
measure provided that the ground
should be bought In Chaffee or Gar
| field counties Garfield county was
struck from the bill, but when it ap-
peared in the house Garfield was in
and Chaffee was out. Senator Ma
pier, chairman of the committee on
| finance, comes from Garfield county.
Attention was called to the mis-
take" in the house and it was cor
rected by striking Garfield and SUBJ
stituting Chaffee.
Republican floor leader Harrison
Teller was presented with gold
headed cane by his party associates
at caucus called without his au-
thority representative vogel, the
oldest member OF the minority
party, made the presentation speech
Representative Baxter of Otero,
militant platformist, was punished
! by the republican and machine
members, who united in vote OF
thirty-three for the creation of the
county of Crowley.
The division was vigorously op-
posed by Btxter's constituents. and
about the only argument used in
| favor of the measure was to gel
| back at Baxter.
Other important bills passed
were
A new fish and game bill, max
ing needd changes in finish and
game law, was introduced by Rep
resentative Bott of Lake county.
The bill by Senator Irby aimed tc
do away with the carrying of fire
arms.
Bills creating the office of state
fire commissioner, also state
apiary commissioner
A bill for state tax commits
sion.
Two bills, introduced at the re
quest OF the National Society TO
the Prevention OF tuberculosis; on
banishing the public drinking cup
the other providing for the regis
tration OF all cases of tuberculosis
Three new counties were created
Moffat county, out of portion o
Routt county; Crowley, out OF a
part OF Otero county: and Piedra
out of a part of Hinsdale and Min
eral counties.
A bill by Senator Cove and Rep
resentative Mackenzie, making non
support a felony, punishable by i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary wa:
also enacted into law.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
ARE -,
(SSED BY :
WHOLESALE
Is MAKING FAST
(SRD AT CLOSE
Ru|sH WORK TODAY
v,,, Have to Quit the
Larger Circuiat'ons
m.,r Rocks Indicate
Good Bills

senate bills passed on
y, w. in twenty-five minutes
ra, ,4s senate bills passed on
sdIng in seyenty-tiye MIN
L.. tbe records made by
in disposing OF the cal
|, tbis rate the house VIII
ish final readings today
r.lp only thirty-eisht sem
or the house to pass
Used on third reading FOL
AZ. Gove-For July COM
in Denver
" Joyce-For publication
sl statement Of school dis
.7e. Cove - Relating
buation proceedings in cit
!, and second class.
n sbarpley-Relating to
pcaine,
IS, Metz-For appropriation
i |,do National Guards.
d. Van Tilborg-To require
I trustees and councils to
Proceedings relative to pay
| bills.
k54. Garman-For appoint
REGISTRATION committees and
\ election.
Beg. Van Tilborg Relating
drainage districts.
90, Van Tilborg-To pro-
| members Of Incorporated
societies shall not be in
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Bring the children 70 DR.. X. G.
Sapero. the Denver eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. VIII be at the
Camfield hotel. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, May II. II and IL.
Consultation and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Born, this morning. to Mrs
Graves. a son Mrs. Graves is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Stone. Mrs. Graves hus-
band died in Longmont a few weeks
ago after only an hours Illness.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition of the stomach
and can be cured by use of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver ran
lets. Try it. For sale by all deal-
ers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

DR.. X c. Sapero. the Denver eye,
ear. nose and throat specialist, is
coming to the Camfield hotel,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
May IL, 12 and 13. Consultation
and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Woodcoek and Miss Lang
took an auto trip TO Estes Park Sun
day.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
osssWasss

furnished ftom .or~. ~ III. i-.dins eiti.
s~n. ~ Ia lasts sud ,iciaity, so~ .s,,,-r
treatment, tboss unfortunate aud anstsle
,s i.s, ~iii r-cs,,, m.iiest saa sars,-ai
treatment fr~~,
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
UPxpDOWN
THE
VALLEY

The receipts OF the Arkansas Val
ley Fair this year we're Sli.G3a. .OS,
81 900 better than last year and
$1,000 better than any year pre-.
vious to 1910.
n. +. Gregory will have charge of
! the Manzanofa dump OF the American
Beet Sugar Company. and J. B. More.
head will handle the beets at the
Wietzer dump OF the company.
Neither the Las Animas nor the
Lamar sugar factory will run this
year. The beets from those dts
tricts will be- sent to the Rocky
Ford factory. which will begin opera
tions next Monday.
Two hundred cars Of the famous
Ordway pink meat cantaloupss have
been shipped out OF ordway and the
prospects are that the crop this year
will run to about 2a5 or 80 cars,
netting the growers Of that section
over $4,000
Chris Paulsen. OF near Lamar, this
year raised wheat that went sixty.
seven bushels to the acre, machine
measure. and weighed sixty-four
pounds to the bushel His oats ran
eighty bushels to the acre, machine
mcaures. and weighed forty pounds 10
the bushel
Rev. Father Robert Servant. for
merly pastor of the Catholic church
at Aspen. Pitkin County, has taken
charge Of the Catholic church at
Las Animas Father Servant is one
Ot the pioneer priests of Colorado.
having visited this place in 1882. with
the first bishop OF Colorado. the Right
Reverend Machb.euf
NJ 4 Lantz. of the Arkansas Val
ley Realty Company. OF La Junta.
made an exchange sale OF property
last week in which Mr, Gilman sold
his farm OF ls0 acres for $4,000 to
c. r. Liggett. OF Dalton. Kan. for
merly a resident Of the iiasty neigh.
borhood. taking in part exchange a
100 acre farm at Dalton for $4,000
Secretary Hall. of the Arkansas
Valley Fair Association Informs us
after summing up the totals OF the
big event it was found that the late
fair was a success. not only in attend
ance but In tn. line Of merit of ex.
hiblts and amusement attractions.
The premiums paid amounted to near
ly s2.s00. which Is larger than ever
before showing increased Interest and
competition Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Remarkable Hen.

The humble but helpful hen has
been held up to US of late as the
greatest wealth producer OF the coun-
try-tbe automatic provider OF health,
support and breakfast II has re-
maIned for New York to present this
simple minded but industrious friend
Of the farmer In the role Of hired
hand Finding her master-we hate
to say owner-busy building chick
en- coop-presumably for her occupan-
cy-Biddy waited about until the
man In the case dropped nail Turn.
ing to pick 1t up. he found that Biddy
had already forestalled him and was
standing by che coop with the nail in
her bill. held ready for driving
Thenceforth until the homely. neces.
sary task was done man and hen
worked In profitable and pleasant ALI.
ance This is all true. too. because
1t was printed In the paper"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
osise. Lesson.

In a conspicuous place on the
EDITORS desk since last Saturday
there has been a sealed bottle OF
liquor bearing the following inscrip-
ton:
This is a souvenir from the Harris
home showing the kind OF medicine
that caused the tragedy the night
OF July 4. 1911. causing the death OF
Chief OF Police Craig and Marshal
Ripper. This medicine liz said to
have come from Swink"
The bottle was received from
Mayor Coffman. and whether he rea-
soned that the Enterprise was above
temptation or that he wished the
stuff in one OF the most public places
in town. we do not know. but SO long
as the present publisher has voice
In the affairs of this paper We will
endeavor to keep the bottle and its
contents intact and where they may
point a warning to everyone of the
evils of intemperance.- Ford
Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
o.y,ish. Curtain >. wood.r,y...

Tuesday we had the pleasure OF
seeing. along with the rest Of a
chosen few, the new curtain install.
led at the Wonderly. This curtain iS
metal affair and is called day
light curtain. II Is absolutely the
newest thing In the motion picture
business. and up to the present is
only being used in the larger cities.
With the sunlight streaming In. all
the foot and house lights on full, the
curtain showed Its superiority over
the old style. The pictures are
clearer. easier on the eyes. and are
100 per cent better in every way. It
is certainly a novel feature and
shows the palms taken by Mr. Won
derly to give La Junta the best in
the way Of new equipment
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
10 ne ~ oos
vhouoOa0o

~. sst~so DO. po, est-u.est. Ne ~pv~.
= ~h~s- othsss fan over " y.sss practical
ssf~ri~D~~.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Foreign and Domestic Fakes.

often buy gold bricks by mail. in
fact. I'm always sending kale to fax
yrs here and there and rainbow deal
ers everywhere. I've blown myself
Greenland's shore, and meerschaum
mines and moonlight plants, ginseng
aud rubber elephants. The takers
get me in their snares. and sell me
wind and Belgian hares. But when
my fellow townsmen talk. and ask
me to invest In stock to help some
local enterprise. am conservative
and wise Nay. nay" cry. your
boosting schemes are merely wild an,
Wooly dreams. cannot spend my
hard earned dough to help to make
this village grow. Your schemes
Would yield but six per cent. which
.nils my soul with discomfort I want
to see my wealth Increase hand over
hand. and never cease. so III buy ice
In Hudson's bay. and mines million
miles away. and wirt less stock and
picked snakes and gravel pits and
other fakes" | think my view Is safe
and sane. yet people say | give them
pain, and now and then vagrant
egg breaks on my bosom or my leg.
and now and then long dead cat
comes up and hits me on the hat
Walt Mason
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Doyeott Needed.

That grand old champion OF the
Arkansas Valley. the Pueblo Chief
tain, which never thinks OF Rocky
Ford without swatting her one. Is
back to its old tricks. Otero county
sent more people 10 the fair than
any other single county. outside OF
Pu. bio. In the state. Rocky Ford
sent band along. Oiero county
won about half OF the individual
prizes and OF course won the blue
ribbon against the whole state Oh its
county exhibit. And the Chief,ain
came out Arkansas Valley day with
pages aud pages concerning the won
drous Arkansas Valley. And the
one and only single solitary mention
OF Rocky Ford was under the picture
of an oat field. and II read this way:
Rocky Ford oat field near Lamar.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
The above should suit the Rocky
Ford burg all right. They all imag.
inc that Rocky Ford extends to the
uttcrmost parts Of the world. and as
the reporter evidently talked TO a
Rocky Ford resident. he got the i'm.
preston that Lamar was an addition
To the melon village.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

Of ts.'ls~.e,si. f.em s,s,.fui 'ts',ees.
whom W he. cared fassl.k~.i ea demand
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
rr.ds ., ,ne P.I.ce DRUG store.

Iron fence for sale. Inquire OF DR..
Hubbell.
Livery and transfer; Barr 4 Rose.
phone Junta ~.
Miss Belle Healey is quite III at
her home In Home Place.
For Sale-Peanut roaster In good
repair. Inquire at this office.
C. c. Baity. transfer. When in
need phone East lls. or East $40.
For ReIt-Two rooms in McNeen
building. Inquire Of James McNeen.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
emba!mer. Day phone. Junta 25s:
night phone. red 1851.
Harry Allen returned Tuesday ev,
ening from business trip OF one
week In Gypsum. Colo.
over Kings restaurant. opposite the
depoL-S. X. M.ndelson.
Four room cottage for sale cheap;
east front; Smlthland avenue. Ad-
dress postoffice box 1907.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.. un-
dertakers and embalmers Phone
East a. night phone Junta ~.
Gem" flour. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded La Junta Milling Company.
Money to loan on farm property
on short notice; no commission. See
Charles F. Helm. Room 3. Miller
Hale block
Only twenty-five cents for the
Tribune from now until January L..
1912 One whole month free Now
is the time to subscribe.
Miss Adeline Albera went TO Den.
yer Tuesday to attend the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs as al.
ternatc from the La junta Music
Club.
Write Western Slope Nursery Com
pany. of Grand Junction. Colo. for
catalogue and price list; apples. Is
cents. cherry, plum and pear. II
cents.
For Sale Forty pigs. average
weight from foriy.flve to sixty
pounds. also ten sows. dry. average
weight. l75 pounds. See NJ c. Ste
phens.
The Mission Society of the Bap.
tlst church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs r Phillips. 522 BelleyieW
avenue. The subject for discussion
was Burmah.
For sale-Nice new dwelling. on
Main street In North La Junta: oc.
cupied by NJ E Borden; II sold a;
once. $3.50 takes Il: three.fourihs
shares water stock goes with dwell
ing; It will pay you to investigate
this. For further information So,
u. W. Doty. North La Junta. or write
II. II Clark. Mer Rouge. La.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Beet csn;aleupe Reee I'd.

J. +. Mccain. who Is farming on
the r. W. Moore place Yves, of Rocky
Ford. probably has the best canta-
loupc record OF the season
Prom three acres OF melons he took
1888 30 or si57s3 an acre. Mccain
Is paying $40 an acre cash rent for
the land. which isn't such a very
excessive rent after all when 1t will
produce such crops AS this.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist
Of Denver
ovss 1000 est,sess

Ia Colorado. A isfs- stock ~ si...-. sbj
ARTIFICIAL .,~s on hand 4 Isfg- prot.oftlo.
81 h~sisrh~s. ht .terts, tu.onatss e',fes
i~t. tlia. danes. y n~s,"as pso-if.tlau.hal.
inrinstion, stomach tfoahl~. aud nih-L
tur~. are nft~n rsu.rsi y, ~,- strain, The
r-w.,sl ~ tho esa.~ effect. . t~v@ss.ut
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Ocean 20 Ocean Automobile Tour.

Every preparation has been com
pleteu Tor tae start OF tne first pub
lU ocean to OCEAN automobile tour.
aud cary Monaay morning the ea'ai'
oage OF ears viii leave New York city
LOT the trip to Los Angeles.
No pains have been spared to make
this tour a tour Ge luxe III every
respect. Big sc,en-passeng, forty
horsepower uarioru touring cars are
TO be- used exclusively ana from five
to seven hours Will be ample tim. To
cover cach days scneaule OF about
400 miles. Each SUNDAY Is TO be a
uay OF rest. BuIalo anu Chicago be
ing tne urst Two sunday cOntrols,
anu though uI,y'UAe GAss ~iil ,.apse
between the uupartuT, IL t.c ta,s
tom Nvw iork aaa tntir Arrnai in
l.os .Nuscivs, oa NO, esuD,T --u. tuvIs
~ili ouiy be IOrty days OF actual tour.
ms hote, accommodations nave D,vn
al. ang,d Tor alOns the entire ru.it,
"in tae vxCepuoa 81 foN nsnt
cOutruis la Nvs AcAIuO anu Arl4OGa
InIs tour mas been orsaaued by
thc Raymond a nu.tcuuID Company,
anO tnry'tsU ycars asO ooaduc,v,.
Ia, uisJ pubuc tour trom Sew iorA
~ Naulorala 1hey sil use the same
macu,ues ~ Ia tneir waite Mola.
ttiu tuuTs ldsl summer ana the CON.
mg ,cuturv Is 10 be ouagu,tcu uc
same "ay olIy GA more elaborate
scale
rrym New York tie generally ap-
prO,,a rvaIv To ,noaso by Way of Al
a.,y. Dui.aiU anu Ii,s yiAng vii De
.O.iS~,u. rroGi IAitaso the ruau
nvs dac west across ,lnuOas and iosa
20 oH.anA anu Tum tn,re IL IolioNs
1ac siissouu river south to Kansas
,ig.
~ this point What Is really the
must int' r,stius part OF the tnp be.
sID. ior mere tar tourists viii take
up tnc historic santa re trail ana
viii follow 1t to Santa RE. y. "a,
ahicn wall be- reached November ,tn.
tor approximately thousand miles
across nansas ana through a part OF
Colorado aud New Mexico this old
road. which three quarters of cen.
tury ago echoed the orcak OF
thousand GA trains. will be- travelled
In manner never dreamed OF In
those early days. Ia all tn. bounda.
rl.s OF thirteen states Will be cross.
I'd. The ears will reach here octo.
bcr LIST. after days run OF iio mli,s
from Syracuse. Kan. and will leave
the ncst morning for Trinidad.
From Santa Re to Phoenix III. trip
Will be- especially interesting and the
two Carford trucks which will accom-.
pany tn. tour as baggage cars viii be-
pressed Into service as commissAry
wagons. Where hotels are ou, os the
question Raymond 4 Whitcomb have
arranged ,o hay. Pullman cars side.
tracked along the Santa " route
where they viii b. used for sleeping
quarters. Du, a full camping outfit
will be- carried on this part of the
trip and many Of the tourists are ex.
pccted 20 avail themselves Of H.
A special train viii take the
party froa, Phoenix TO the Grand Can
yon and back Tor = four.day sishtsc~.
Ing trip. The last leg Of the Journey.
eron Phoenix 10 thr coast. will be
covefed In i've lays.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

M. sat.r. Ne. h--s v,sisins L. Jas,a
ss1sa1 II wossy rp<ssa~a. u y.ss Issirs
- s.sssl. The tkssos. pissss ssAs ~ -.
Usoot0ses eas>y.
eosssoesssos ss1 Oss0saessoe ~
oesooeo esoo.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
ehysistses

-.i~cisii, are is,ii.-i 'o cell and ins-.si.
gate HE 1-tho-i. ~ e"sr~ctias error. ~
r-ffseti"a. bt >st-fo has h--n prs~si~.
Ing In Colorado for man, y-sr.. Ne u
graduate II the i-ssiiss medical co,l-s~. ~
Eafots AID tbl. ~,,ustry. sed !. lie~ss~-i I"
practice bJ the state Heard 81 Medical Va
SINNERS ~ Collar sdo ast .th~r stst~..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-15
WORKS BOARD
WILL EXAMINE
NEWORDINANCE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE RELATES
TO SIDEWALK PAVING AND
WILL PERMIT CITY TO FORM
i. "A MORE SATISFACTORY CONC
MORE SATISFACTORY CON-
TRACT THAN UNDER PRESENT
oNE-To CONSIDER DAMAGE
CASE ALSO.

The second regular meeting OF the
month Of the board OF public works
viii be held tomorrow night at 6
o'clock in the office OF the clerk of the
city court, and one Of the most interest
ing matters to come before the body will
be the consideration of the proposed
ordinance drawn up by the city at
torney, In accordance with the request
Of the board at the last meeting, rela-
tive to sidewalk paving. A recent
act Of the legislature makes It pos
sible for the city to draw q more sat
isfactory contract than the ones under
which the present sidewalk paving
was done, and the ordinance drafted
py the city attorney complies with
the recent act. The board viii discuss
the proposed ordinance at this meeting
and II It Is suitable 1t will probably
be presented to the council with the
recommendation that 1t be adopted as
early as possible.
1t IL also probable that the board
VIII take up the matter Of the damages
done to the Office OF the McDaYid-
Hyer Co. by the recent heavy rains
the matter having been referred to the
board by the finance committee. with
the request to conduct thorough in
vestigation. The finance committee
charges that the overflow at that place
was due to gross negligence on the
part of someone and puts 1t up to
the board of works to ascertain who
is guilty of the negligence.
There are a number Of other routine
matters to be considered and the
meeting will, no doubt, prove an in
teresting one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-15
|. v. HARDY
VISIT FAIR AT
MONTGOMERY
SUPERINTENDENT OF coMMuN-
lTY EXHIBITS DEPARTMENT TO
ACCOMPANY MEssERs. LILLARD
AND ROSE TO LOOK OVER AoRI.
CULTURAL EXHIBITS.

L. w. Hardy, superintendent of the
community exhibits department of the
Pensacola Interstate Fair, informed G
representative Of The Journal yester-
day afternoon that he will accompany
Messrs. Lillard and Rose to Montgom-
cry to visit the Alabama State Fair
next week. The party will leave either
Tuesday morning or Tuesday night
they having not yet fully decided
which.
While there Is nothing at this fair
like the community exhibit, so far as
Mr.. Hardy knows, he simply wants tc
look over the agricultural exhibits in
general and obtain some ideas which
may be obtainable at this fair.
As the day for the opening Of the
fair here draws nearer, Mr. Hardy
grows more enthusiastic and sanguine
over the community exhibit depart
ment. He said yesterday afternoou
that this department was sure to far
surpass his highest expectations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-15
co. TEACHERS
: ASSOCIATION
. ATH|GHSCHOOL
5I-MoNTHLY SESSION WAS HELD
YESTERDAY MORNING, coNVEN-
ING At 10 o'cLocK-MANY IN
TEREsTINe PAPERS AND ADJ
DREssEs-MIss RAY ELECTED
PRESIDENT.

with large attendance, including
practically all OF the white school
teachers In Escambia county, the BIZ
monthly session Of the Escambia Coun-
ty Teachers Association was held at
the Pensacola High School yesterday,
and the meeting was one OF the most
interesting ever held by the associa-
..tion.
The meeting was called to order
promptly at 10 o'clock by Prof. A s.
Edwards, Of Roberts. president Of the
association. after which the election OF
officers took place. Miss Maggie Ray,
of Brent, WAS elected president; Miss
Eva Vaughan. Of Muscogee, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Sadie Fell, Of Pensacola,
secretary and treasurer.
One OF the most Interesting ad-
dresses made was by Prof. John w.
Thaxton. state high school inspector
and professor of secondary education
at the State University, at Gainesville.
His address was on the subject OF gen.
eral training and was very much en-
joyed by the teachers and VIII, no
doubt, prove beneficial to them.
Archdeacon VIM. B. Allen. Of st.
Katharine's church, read q most inter
esting paper on Browning as an Edu-
Gator" his paper being listened to at
tentively and was much enjoyed.
Miss Maggie Ray read q very inter
esting and instructive paper on the
subject, OF Moral Training"
Prof. William Tyler, OF the High
School, addressed the association on
"Penmanship." and his remarks con-
tafned some valuable suggestions.
Another very interesting feature of
the meeting was the reading OF pa
per by Miss Ethel Chase on the sub
feet of Home Economics" The paper
was listened to very attentfvely.
After the business session, q splen-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-15
NO CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT
COURT ADJOURNED UNTIL MON
DAY SOON AFTER CONVEYING
YESTERDAY THE JURY Is
cHAReEn-TWo CASES SET FOR
TO-DAY.

No cases were disposed of in the
circuit court yesterday and soon after
convening the Jurors were discharged
and paid off and court adjourned un-
til Monday.
The following suits are set for trial
Monday:
II. N. Wood VS. Geo. Bennett, A T.
Watkins ct als-ejectment. Blount &
Blount & Carter attorneys for COM
plainant, and Sullivan & Sullivan at
torneys for defendants.
Ed Watts VS. the Goulding Ferti-
hzer Co.-Damages, 100000. John
P. Stokes and r. Popoe Reese are at
torneys for the complainant, while the
defendants will be represented by John
c. Avery.
No disposition has as yet meen made
Of the condemnation cases OF the Gulf,
Florida, & Alabama railroad.