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The border vidette., 1911-01-07
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County. Nogales, 1 Arizona, Oct. Bad, 1910. Report of NJ. Msrsseiler. county quarter ending September 3Oth, 1910. 1 audited and filed. Upon motion, duly carried 1t was ordered that the treas- urer be instructed to transfer the sum ! of s2700 % from the coanty general fund to the county saIAry fund.
 This being the date set for receiving bids for sale of School District No Bonds, and there being no bids filed. upon motion duly carried. it was ordered that the time for receiving bids be extended to November 7th. 1910.
 The board now opened bids for painting court house roof. The fol- lowing bids were presented: Jose A Ruiz SIT .oO; Pete Pelech, $165 %; J. K. Wright. $16o co.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that tho bid of J. K. Wright be accepted.
 A petition. signed by citizens and taxpayers was presented asking that the wagon road from the mouth of Con Ryan Canyon to the Old Flux Mine. public road be declared public road.
 Upon motion, duly carried. the petition was accepted, and Clerk in sLructed to have the necessary legal notices posted and Monday. November 7th. 191O.s date set for hearing said petition.
 A petition signed by residents, citi- zeus and taxpayers of Tubac and vicinity, was presented asking for change in the public road az fellows:
 Commencing at a point in said road about one quarter mile south of Tubac and in front on the west side of the house of Luis Acuna to cross the said road to run thence south westerly about ten rods to the western bou ndsry line of the said Luis Acuna, more clearly defined as the dividing line between the east half and the west | half of southeast quarters of section | l8, township 2l. south range l3 east; thence due south on the above men | tioned line about seventy rods to unite | with that part of the public road which already runs on the said lne.
 Upon motion. duly carried pesitio. was accepted and Clerk notified to have necessary notices posted. and Monday. November 7th, 1910, date set for hearing said petitioa.
 A petition signed by residents and | taxpayers was presented asking that 6 | public road be laid out as follows: Running easterIy and westerly along the division line between the south | half of section 9 and the south half of section 9, section 22. south range 3 east and continuing at both ends to connect the county road on the west side of the Santa Cruz river with the  Oruz river, so as to permit a crossing of ths river and an open road at that point.
 Upon motion. duly carried. petition was accepted and Clerk instructed to have necessary notices posted and Monday, November 7sh. 1910. date set for hearing said petition.
 The Board examined the accounts in the off @ of the county treasurer and ex officio tax collector and verified the books, statemsnts. reports and deposit account for the quarter ending November 30. 1910. and found game correct.
 Upon motion, duly carried the board adjourned until Novembe 7th, 1910.
 Approved.
 O F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN
 PHIL HEROLD.
The border vidette., 1911-01-07

Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great Bargains tn all de- part mentS.
The border vidette., 1911-01-07

Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great Bargains Ia all de- dartmentS.
The border vidette., 1911-01-07

W. H. Smith has splendid essort- memt of toilet sets at very low prices.
 -i2 If.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Die Hniidteu Der 8eitaitspclt

nBorIo5 Wort" bat an tauieno pro.
mineHte 9eT9aftslsuts einen Traq:boz
gen dus9sihidt, Der um lire Qniihten
libsr Die WirtuRgen sriuhts, Epelbe bic
pom aongreB gefiihrteu llutariuhuns
gen, Die grortsruHgsR ii6sr ben 1arif
uno Die Gnti6eioung:n oes Cberbunz
oeseertGts auf Die 9eiddfte ausiiben.
getreffs Der WirtuHasH Der aonoreBs
unteriuhung:n iinb bic 4nIidtsn fait
eleih getbsilt. Cine itarts Wdioritdt
srahtet Die Grortsrungsn iiber ben Ia
rtf fir i1dbiih uno mas bic gntihei
oungsn oes 9eritts betrifft, 10 niro
lbnen ieoe gBirtung auf b1s GeThGFt
gum Guten ooer gum ShLsdten a6Qe
fprohen.
USir erortern Die lsBters Qnii6t sus
erit. neil lie uns fir Die aegsnndrti9sn
8erhGItniHe am pihtiqItsn srTheint.
Wlan bat bon Der gnIihsibung p,s Sc
rtGts iid perIpro6sn, bag iis cine
Nrstsermdbisunu in monopolifirtsn
Waarsr Rrbsifiibren peroe uno pab
Die SefdGftspelt. nanoem ihr cine
Ritti6nur asqeben lporoen 1T. untsr
pelden 8soinaunsen Iis b:n 9roBbsz
trieb fiibren tDnns, cine reqe 5bdtiay
teit entfultsn tpiirpe. um bic eSnDuitrie
ausauoehnen. Seine BON oieien Or
partungsn bat iih srfiilt. Die 5ruitz
Fpaarsu limb niht biQiger aelporbsn
uno man 9riinoet teine 9roBbstriebe.
Ulit ben 5ru1ts psrbdIt es Ii6 tpis nit
setpiHen nieoeren Sradnismsn, Denen,
fpenn man ibnen Elm @liso abfnneipet.
neus GlIeber fpieoer anipdtisn, 10
lan9s Der Eopi unpsriebrt blsibt. Die
asrihtli6en gntihsioungen babsn bic
9duptzGorporatioHen osr Jruits ntd,t
anaetaitet, neil ods uidt m0qlih mar.
oosr pielIsiht rit,tiger, neil iie oas
9eieB in folder Wsiie auslegtsn. ooB
lie Den Wonopolismus isIter niht per-
urtbeiIten, ionoern bic bisberigen mes
tbooen, nah ipslhen Der WonopoIis.
mus organiiirt nurbs. Wus bic lruit.
auf bic gerihtlihe Gnt5fRie
ouna antporten. lautet: Wir mono
polifiren niht mebr in Der ggeiis. Die
perboten 1T, fOnbern In Der Deiie, bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

nod INNER 1rumpf lit. am Bier
iuolbftdtieHee porbei geht ts 3un1hIt
nod Nlpnohfob, an btm freunnbIihen
Sarnen, bem Garner Sss, unb Gad)a
feln porbsi, auf Der ,3obnrabbnbn bins
ouf mad Gis:piI unb Qungtrn, am
aIeihnainigen Gee, burh InnneIs on
tiefen 5hIuhten poriiber. liHts uno
rehts fd,nsebsbedts gerst, anf bertn
iteilen abbGngsn eelbtpeibe aiibs I'm
ter Der aufiid1t Der Ssnnsrin fueipen,
bic i'm ileinen bdushen hires einFa-
men Mmtes ipaliet. Wiii Der ldh1nen,
miebsresldmiidten Ssnnsrin perb1l.
es iid, ipie mi. Der biibidNn Minserin
I'M Weinlane. pon Der bic Didhler
ihipdrmen. Gle finb meiifens MID.
biibfh. fonbtrn bsrbinohiss 5rouens
simmer, oeren Jiibe In unforniaen
RinbslsDerlhuben feden. sinen altsn
Shlappbut auf benz aopfs unn einsn
tbenio bart bon Winb nnb W<tter
mitaenommtnsn Rod iroeen. Jh rdits
BEN 6trren Dihtsrn I'm grnit an, bieie
SeHnerinnen unn WiHserinnen iif
einmal in Der H1be anSuishen: piels
leihi feben PIE bann ihren Srribum
ein unb oidien etrpns rlehr renIiitiid,.
Sic tcmmen mir Dor. iuie Elm petpiftr
ehicaecer Didter. Der Su msiner ,3s't
unb piellsiti nod beuie. ben Gbicaeosr
1riibIina TIM april nit 'einen Nliims
lsin befang irGbrsnb Der Shne. nod,
ben 2intoln Bart unb bic jnmubisen
Strabsn Der WeItitooi miiIsibis Be-
bedieH.
r9riinis. 20 Rinuien 4uf.ntbalil"
meIoei Der Shdifner unb AlIes elf
noh benz Dining Room ooer Der
.SaII. a nnnaer" gum Witiasmabi.
1useerstnsi 20 Reiienbs. 3ur Webrs
3ahI 9eutldhe nnb nur elm tomiIfes
sneliihes Ghepoor. Cine ptntihe
5nihrifi am Bobnhcisssbduoe III nif,t
pcrbanbsn aus gatrioiismus ptr3idte
ih bobtr auf eos Diner uno besniiss
mid nit sinsm Shoppsn Mein uno
einem Sfinisnbuiterbrob. oas ih msis
ner 5afte sRtHebrs
Gh. Nbppii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

ofIes nnn ithssmol srrestf es iiiirmis
ite 0eiisrteit. ptnn oonn Der ouf eis
nem M5beltpogen iibenDe Wsbsl be-
iriibt BEN aopf ihiitteIte unb ptrslsbs
lid bic rWarieiIIuifs" ansuitimfnen
fudi..
sssn Der GGbe Der llnipsrIitdi Der.
ffartie iit ptr 3us burh cine nells ori.
ainsIle Drnppe. auf sinsm Ghinosrs
idrren trihisn Der turs Dor pem par
isitage ausseIhloHsne Reoait.nr Oil
bsbranb SOnnebers. 3ufammsngsDudi
oaiibeno, Tn psr 6nnb cine sIsins
ihipars, iDeikrotbs Gobns baltsnb. Gin
bIutrotb geilsibsisr 6snter sos ben
aorr.n ben annsr,n Wdgen gum Rid,t
plnt mad. Cine 5ntits 4uffabrt, Der
Eiubent<n auf benz Warltplabe ipuros
rehi3titis Don Der s,olissi Dtrbcisn.
bie Hh bafiir lebbofte protsi!s nno De
reatrnFs aefalIen iaHtn mubts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

prGiirent Salt bat pie
Cberbunoesri6ter ernannt. Sdrlan:
Nbleben qibt ibm Geleeenbett, Der
fiinften Ridter gu srnennen uno odt
nit ole Maiuritdt oes tribunals
Wsnn man bsridiihtiat, fpelte GROCER
@olImadten oieism SribunoI tnnelpob
men, bic thatfdhlih 10 nett gehen, oaf
liz bic Legislative Gepa!t ausIten, il
1T barous gu srmeNsn, pelhe pitttgt
Bfli6t prdiioent 1aft nit Del
gsiebung Der gatan3sn eriiilt bat
Sb sr DisIe 4ufgabe in bsfrieOigenoe'
WeiIe aelOit, biIoet cine Strei!fra9s in
ieiner et9snen Yartei. Die Tortidritt
ler bsbdupten, oaB er Dem Tribunal
cine grOBtapitaIiitiI6s 5drbung ssse'
ben uno oamit pie Ra,ion auf undb.
Iebbars 3sit an fortitrjttIitsr 8sIess
9ebung perbinbert. TieIes urtbsil if
jeosnfuqs osrfriibt, oa pas Tribunal
nod tsins 8eIeeenbeit bate. cine Gnts
ihsiounQ uber tonItitutionsQe Jragen
pcn lpstttrugsnoer geosutunq ub3uge.
ben. Soqte iit aber bic gebnuptunq
Ger SortIhrittler bstpabrbeiteu, 10
Dirp oas ameritaniIts 9pIt Iih ni6t
in SeieIn Ihmieoen IaFeu, ionosrH
oieis our6 elm gsrfafiuHgs. amsnbes
msnt IOien, pelhss Dem 9ribural oas
Reht eRt3iebt, 9ongreb. .8eiete ouf
ihre 8onititutiOndlitdt 81 prUfen. Die
5ortfhrittIsr baben bic Qbiiht iebt
ihou, Dieies Rsflt burh Elm 9sieb elm
3u'hrdnten, rpeldes perfii1t, bab Die
llneiItietsitsr stnss apns
qrsBs8eIeBss aus GrInosn Ter linton
ititutiOnalitdt nur nit 3uItimmung
alIer Rihter erFoIgsn ourfs. Wsru
oieies 8eieB niat tonit,tutioneGsr
GinnGnosu untsrIisot, mas mir niht
3u entIhei0en pagtn, oa nur oas
Sberbuncesgeriht rpeib, mas tonitis
tuttOnsQ iit, 10 if bas GeieB aus Gnt.
ItieoenIts gu smpfebIsn, oenH Is bat
Die Gogit uno ben ssiunosn WInihsn-
oerrano rur 't6, rpte es du1 DteI ba3u
oeitraoeu lpurbe, Die Ginr htung am
aebsH gu srbaItsn, Die BEN Ctsr 1ris
ounal Die 4outruIe ubsr bic Legislative
9efpaIt perIeibt. Wie bic 8inoe jeBt
Iiegen, toppt esr GcnoreB bsftGnoig i'm
DuHtsIn. IS fehlt ibm iebipeper 4uz
ldItspuntt. um fsit5uitsusn, oh sr in
'einen lsgisIatipen 6anoIunasn iit i'm
Rabmsn Der 9srfaFuns bdIt, neil 10
,isIs uno b0hit pidtige Seisee bios
nil elmer sin5igen Gimme Waicritdt
iir untonititutioneq ertIGrt noroen
mo. 8enn bic Ridtsr ieLbsr i'm I'm
lursn ouruber iiuo, pas ais tonititus
lonsQ gu betratten lit, 10 mub Ter
fongreB p0uig ratbIos iein. Sit absr
lie 3uitimmuna uler Rittsr notbpens
zig, um Elm Geiss fir untonititut;o.
GeQ su ertIGren, bann iii aIardsi. Qe,
hafFsn, oa in ioItsm Safe isbr islz
en- Elm 9sIsB i'm Cbsrbunoesgsriht 3u
Suae tommen lpiiree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
SoHneritaa Seu 10. Sftobcr 1911
Sames 6. 90 c RepnOtps

SAINTS 6. Nt RepnDlps
Der ben ProSeB gsgen Den 3abat 1ruit
fiibrts, beitdtigt uuiere @niidt, odb Die
pom Dem Sruft beihlofens RsorgaHiias
tion an ben friiheren 8erbdltniNsn
nidts dncern, fonoern oas WcnopoI
Tprtbeiteb:n lpiirbe. T:r 9eneralana
malt gBideribam, Der oiefslbe Ings.s'
eenbeit beipro6en bat. iagt SpQr niht,
oaB er nit benz EeorganiIationsplane
niht einoerftdnoen rpGre, ionoern erz
tIdrt bios, oaB er ben plan uiht an
nebmen tperoe, tpenn sr nift Biz Eons
turren3 in Sabafgeihdft tpieoer bers
fteue. Sn 8erbinoung bisrmit Itsut er
Der Stanbdro Oil SO. Elm 2eumunnss
3eugniB aug, pas nit ieiner Qniitt
Don Der Wieosrfsritsaund Der aontur=
ren3, ais unerlGBlihe geoingung elmer
Reorganization, i'm Wioeripruh itebt.
gBir permogsn audi in oiefsm Sale
ni6t gu entoeden, oab Die aonturrsn3
tpieoer berqe'tellt piiroe. Inter Dem
altsn Spftem tontrolirte bic Stanoaro
Sil Co., Der Dffi3isQe Rdme oes Del
SruIts, Die 2tttisn Der ibr anassIisoers
ten aOrpordtionen. Inter oem Rsprz
qaniiationspldne tpsrnen bic GtticHGrc
Der Stunoaro Dill So. bic @ttien Der
dHaeglieoertsn Gprpordtionen tontroltz
ren. Tumit lit oot tsins 4onturrenS
tereeiteQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

ben leBten esubren bat iih in bieIer
5iniitt 8ielss odrin sebehert. Die
8rauereien islbit bdben einseiehen, oab
bic Atmoipbdre Der 1rintlofale siner
ariinoliden Reiuisuns bsoiirfe nnn
ihren gemiibungeu 1T IS gu odnten,
pie man Oas Ips3ieu in unisrer Staot
tpabraenommen bat, pab anriihige
Yldge gefhlofen pproen iinb. Das
bat ben 3emperen3lern piel gooen abs
geeraben unb Die 8smiihuHgen in bic
isr Rihtune iolten unsrmiiolih fort
seiest psrbsn. 4ber an Die grduereien
isl6it 1T audi sins Grmahnung 3u rid
ten, pslhe oahin aebt, paB lie refine
Wdaren lisfsrn. SSn pisIer 6inIiht
fino nod pieIs grauereien iehr reform
beoiirftid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Htaranbttt Eiftrfunt

Rein. mein ainb. basdn II. rpirt.
lip ni4ts Wsrb66tists. ipenn Dsir
sdaa einmai BEN 9us perl1umt.
Dds fann asbsm paFiren.@
-0siDtb pcpa. dber jie6 ieiber u.
sr ielesIap!iri mir Nm 3uei utr, oai
e oen Dsei.uEs0us usrisumt babs!!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

.e binefifhes aus Riinhen.
Wann | tim. FIN /, aba mann, |
tim fam! @enn ih tomme, iomm'
id, dbsr id msine. ih tomms iaum.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

@trbdliniHs boIxr ipuni6s Id msin
tlfines lanbbcus idmmi basu ash0ri.
bfH gfcben. ifbr alien Wdtlr)isn asasn
sin nsuss Gtooibuus inlsuiauldsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

Nm Der 1enfeIsbriide. Aui5enbsni,
nal am ct. gottborb. gancerbiIl
unb Die Sfpeiser 8auern. - Obi.
ion, Der Deutidenfeinb. - Ghpei.
ger Jeftunssperte. - anbsrmdti
nnb oas .femaliss 0oipia. =
Sn Suaern. lleber ben griinigs
Dab mad, SntsrIatsn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
WRIGHT AND HIS "ART HoUSEKEEPER" SNOWBOUND
IN HOUSE OF HAPPINESS

why, liCy gu IOul Ddlu-
rooms in that house." he said, in
dignantly today. 'Now will you
tell me what two people who are
leading right kind of life want
with four bathrooms on Saturday
night? Huh?'
Sheriff Pengally says he's go
ing to see the district attorney
about it once the road clears, and
see if he cannot find some way of
taking official notice of the "spir-
itual hegira" such as arresting
Wright and Mrs. Borthwick.
District Attorney Roy Smoker
says no warrant has been issued
for the arerst of Wright, as was
reported in the Chicago papers,
and adds that he did not believe
Wright could be arrested unless
a warrant were sworn out.
Chairman Richardson, of the
town of Wyoming, in which the
Wright bungalow is located, says
that he will take no action, and
that any move against the couple
must come from some other
source.
Wright himself gave his views
on the latest developments in the
case over the telephone, and these
views were acrid.
"The newspapers have caused
all this trouble" he said. "They
have spread abroad the impress
sion that Mamah Borthwick and
| are depraved persons. We are
not. We are living our lives as
we see fit.
"And further, if any attempt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27


Frank Lloyd ! Wright, the Oak
Park architect, and Mamah
Borthwick, divorced wife of Ed
win H. Cheney, with whom
! Wright has "hegira7ed" for the
second time, have been isolated
bya blizzard.
The roads leading to the
''House ,of Happiness" and
"Home Of the Ideal Life" are
piled high with snow, and travel
is impossible.
Wright and his cart mate"
can't be tarred and feathered just |
now. They can't be interviewed.
They can't even leave the House
of Happiness" and end the Sec
ond "hegira," unless they do so
on snowshoes.
So, for time at least, Wright
and his mental better-half, can
Spiritually hegira" all they want,
without interference from the law !
or5indignant neighbors.
Meantime, the villagers and the
sheriff, BILLY" Pengally, are
sitting up nights struggling with
the exact meaning of Spiritual |
hegira."
The villagers confess they are
hazy as to the exact meaning, but
are quite definite in their belief |
that it is something awful, the
mere fact Of which in their midst
is going to blight the fair name of
their community.
Sheriff Billy Penga1ly says |
he hasn't the least idea what a
Spiritual hegira" means either, |
L 4 II . L
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-08

dung over his shoulder the team and
the machine moved OF on their long
circuit Of the "medder."
Well. l had drawn blank SO far ~
any definite result was concerned, but
like q good many men in my business
l am \ frm believer in frst impres.
sion, and ! had hunch." a. the slang
phrase goes, that Mark Henniker had
fred that, fatal shot from George Ger.
rish's Krag. But how to connect the
snaky miscreant with the crime was =
totally different proposition.
For week longer l pursued my In.
vestigation In Pisgah. The only result
was remark made by an old Irish.
woman named Biddy Mullaly. who in.
habited little shack and eked out =
living by doing chores for the neigh.
boring farmers wives and raising
chickens and pigs on the side. Stop.
ping to chat with her one day. found
her an inveterate gossip. and when we
touched on the Valley murder the old
crone made no bones about speaking
her mind. She knew all tho antecedent
facts-how Tom Valley had "bested"
Mark Hepniker. bad cess { him. "Oh.
but that Henniker lad was q crool
one" she ended. and poor little Ruth.
ie better be dead In her conn than
married to TIL varmint, rest her sowl!"
At this mention Of my suspects name
l was all alert. you may be sure.
DO you think-!" l was beginning.
when Mrs. Mullaly broke in. looking At
me shrewdly and nodding her gray
head sagely:
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-08
The Spirit Of Meekness.

You should make a special point of
asking God every morning to give you.
before all else. that true spirit Of
meekness which he would have his
children possess. You must also make
q firm resolution to practice yourself
In this virtue. especially In your inter-
course with those persons to whom
you chiefly owe It. You must make It
your main object to conquer yourself
In this matter; call 1t to mind 4 hun.
dred times during the day. commend.
Ing your efforts to God. It seems to
me that no more than this Is needed
In order to subject your soul entirely
to his will. and then you will become
more gentle day by day strustiny Who'll.
ly In his goodness. You will Be very
happy, my dearest child. II you can
do this. for God will dwell in your
heart; and where he reigns all is
peace. But II you should fail and
commit some Of your old faults. do not
be disheartened, but rise up and 70 on
again. as though you had not fallen
Francis de Sales. IA
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-08

tracks were 70 completely exposed
thoroughly unnerved him, reminding
me Of Eugene Aram In the poem.
Now comes my point, to which I've
been leading up all along" said Finney
Valentine in Triumphant conclusion.
I'VE toted Mark Henniker OF to the
lookup. When there we searched him
carefully. and In 4 greasy old wallet
! came across folded page torn from
dime novel entitled Black Dams Re-
venge. or the Sharpshooters Threat
1t told how the villain Of the tale shot
At the hero's sweetheart under almost
identically the same conditions that
Henniker had take advantage Of to get
even with Valley In the story the
girl was only slightly wounded. but
suppose Henniker saw where he could
improve on that 1t seems strange
that he should have kept the printed
record. but It IL likely that he deemed
It safe from every ones eyes except
his own. and perhaps found . certain
amount Of satisfaction in gloating over
It and thinking how clever he had been
to adapt the plot to his own benefit.
1T goes to show how big . part
timely suggestion plays in staging =
crime. Henniker only needed the hint,
and when It was furnished. acted upon
1t. So you see the fiery ten-cent &c.
tion IL capable Of kindling an un.
healthy glow In moro matured minds
than those Of the juniors to which II
Is supposed to appeal solely. You may
argue that Henniker's was IN excep-
tional and isolated case. but ! dare say
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-08
Big Trout.


Among the biggest trout captured
within recent history pride OF place
belongs to the monster Of Loeb
stennes. which weighed 20 pounds and
was caught on q hand line In 1883.
1t was one Of those big trout which
have taken TO salt or partially salt
water C'slob" or estuarine trout. and
the fine cast Of 1t made by Mr.. Nal.
loch and now In the Fly Fishers club
shows that salt water agreed with It.
Another big trout was caught in Lough
Ennel In 1894. This weighed 2s pounds
and took spoon bait.
The Irish lakes have yielded several
fish Of Is pounds or more In recent
years. A trout Of 2l pounds was
caught In Loeb Rannoch In 1904 by q
young lady. and In the same year q
youthful angler Of ten got one In the
Test at Broadlands which weighed Is
pounds. The largest trout caught In
the southern streams Of late, how.
ever. was the 1s.pounder from the
New river, which fell q victim to a
lobworm In 1908. The record Thames
trout was caught In 1880 and weighed
Is pounds Is ounces.-From the Jour.
nal Of the Salmon and Trout Associa.
ton.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-08

faced, his yellow beard and nous.
tache stained with tobacco Juice,
which he chewed necessarily with
working jaws. splitting nervously be.
tween sentences. His eyes were OF a
shifty blue. set dangerously close to-
gether, which intallible mark Of a
treacherous nature perhaps set me
against him. though never allowed
personal prejudices to affect my judg.
ment.
Well. We CANNED" to use wha.
ling term, about the weather, the
crops, and farming in that particular
locality. mentioned two or three
names Of families In Pisgah with
whom was already acquainted. allow
Ing him to suppose that was two
weeker from York" ..
BY degrees we got quite chummy, to
which end couple Of my cigars
helped not little. though l hated to
see him chew viciously on a good
Panatella until the end was a frayed
pulp. Gradually and quite naturally l
led the way around to the recent trag.
edy, saying:
That was a bad job over at the
Valley farm the other day"
"Ya.as, ya.as." drawled Hennlker
noncommittally. splitting among the
weeds. It
Were you among those PRESENT."
inquired casually.
"Ya.as, ya.as, | was thar" he ad.
mitted, but volunteered no more.
Queer sort Of an accident. though"
I remarked, little more pointedly.
"Ya.as, ya.as." came the lazy an.
swer. Must a been an accident. as
y say"
"There was some promiscuous firing
OF guns and pistols, I've been told?" I
ventured In the effort. to draw him out,
and perhaps geA him to admit that he
himself had beeh armed.
"Ya.as. ya.as. he drawled for the
fourth time. As one weary Of the topic.
and mounting his tedder; some feller
forgot L draw his load. ! guess! Gid.
dap" And with 80 long. mister!"