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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto loc
discount: Chicago. 2oc premium: san tran-
cisco. sight par. telegraph Sc; New orleans
commercial 2jc discount. bank 81 premium
Savannah. buying S-l6c discount, selling
par; Minneapolis. soc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. eX-
changes $3s7. 177.Sl8. balances N6.2"l.565: ia 70
tirnore, exchanges $64l7l69, balances SIAo,-
$50: Chicago, exchanges t99S9.6'. balances
g go. 43s; Philadelphia, exchanges w
balances t2.5iS.@52.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
Yer, 5SiLc; Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver in London closed at = 9-lod, decline
% l-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. $40, Lis
bon, "a.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 2olie.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday We're SJJLSj8; IN
ternal revenue. including corporation tax.
S73 s.6, and miscellaneous, St31. total
OF g oSN r. against total expenditures IN
ordinary account Of $,1o9,93o For the
month 20 date ordinary receipts have been
The excess Of expenditures was 500 COS.
For the fiscal year 20 date ordinary Te
ceipts have been S54 col 81. against $40
1888 in the same period OF 1910, and or
binary expenditures 1913 @@.lO1, against S55i-
ls9 1877 IN 1910 the excess OF TeceiptS amount
ing 10 SS922l6. compared with an excess OF
expenditure last year Of $l6.IO3.s-@. lnclud-
ing Panama Canal account and public debt,
the excess OF all expenditure over receipts
since July ] amounted % SCI .Sl,C56 against
an excess in the corresponding period a
year ago Of S42.ol3 80
sUB-TREASURY- Sub.Treasury was
debtor 70 the Clearing House S735.196.
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NOTICE OF PAYMENT AND REDEyp-
ton by the City OF Canon city. Freu,on,
County. Colorado. OF its certain series o. o-t
standing municipal bonds bearing date March
10 1898 designated "Refundng Wa,s,
Bonds Public notice is hereby given >,
whom It may concern that the CITY Of ctseS
City. IN tho County OF Fremont and S'sis :,
Colorado. has elected 70 pay and redeem n.
outstanding municipal bonds designated 'ps
funding Water Bonds" bearing date tho sly
tenth day of March. A. T. 1896. and paysbi.
and redeemabe at the option Of the CITY a.
any time after tho sixteenth dav q Nar.I
4. n. 1911: said bonds % be paid and r..
deemed as aforesaid, and which are hereby
called for payment and redemption are bors,
numbered consecutively from 30 one 70 80
sixty. in the denomination ~ one irousand
dollars each. Ana the holder or hol5.r, ~
said bonds or any thereof are hereby no,t.
fed 10 present the same for REDEEM p,.ou ara
payment AZ the banking house Of n y. Ys-
ris and Company. in the city and STATE o..
New York, Z. s. a, on or before sixty dsys
from tho date OF the first publication o. -
notice. 70 Wit within sixty DAYS from The 4,h
day OF May, 4. p. 1911. and after said 70.
demption date the interest on said bonds v IN
cease. Dated at Canon city, Colorado. Nav
ID. l9ll. JONATHAN SEAMAN. City Clerk
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INACTIVE STOCKS
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securitles ~,
terest centred almost entirely in the Por-
cupine issues. The general tone. however,
was irregular and inactive. Holllnser wa
the principal feature. advancing over d
per stocks were somewhat easier In Spots
on small offerings. La Rose and Nlpisslns
ruled steady. In the industrial list Stau-
dard Oil was moderately active ana are,
American Tobacco was up a point. inter
continental Rubber was weak. recedlng e
Chicago Subway was down = in the old
In bonds Western Pacific IS we're heaNy ;
other issues were about unchanged; Ihers
were only 600 United States Lighting ana
Heating traded in Tuesday at ia; not l'Ze'
ta1
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

on the Consolidated Exchange there was
a period of selling in the opening ueai.il77iS
incited bv a renewal OF disturbing tax
about the Mexican situation. II was again
noted. however, that the market became
dull at the lower levels, and TINS was con.
strued by many operators as evidence nc In9
roaI IiouidatiCn was limited. A more del
mite proof to the same effect was afforded
In The late afternoon. when prices advanced
under an Increasing volume or business,
With eerlv sellers for short account beating
q ranid retreat Commission house ORDERS
continued to cover a wide variety or secur-
tiles Most Of the day prices for the lead-
Ing stocks exhibited relative nrmtsss cosm-
nared with tho other board. Detailed oper-
atiCns follow:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

CREN CARPET COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
q semi-annual dividend Of three per cent % -
on the Capital stock OF the Company, payable
.Jure 18th 1911 20 stockholders Of record az the
close OF business MAY 3lst. 1911.
" 4 PEEL. Secretary.
New York May 5. 1911.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
III Fifth Avenue.
New York. y y. May ;. 1911
A dividend Of 30 and an extra dividend ~
80 on the Common Stock Of The American
Tobacco Company was 20 day declared payable
or June l. 1911. 10 common stock holders or
record al the close - business MAY IL. 1911
J. NJ W. HICKS.
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By order OF administrator.

OF account OF whom {, nay concorr.
ei''"" georgia Cotton Mills Dublin Ga
PEI cent mortgage gold bort.
que october, 1920. coupons April
'itN - ''o'l ..st.tt ..+......... lot. -
Il shs. Union Trust Co. Cdeverable
IN HSts,el '..'-..- ..--...... ] 249
90 sns. Natonal Reserve Bank ....... 49,.
s.p shs cutler Mail Chute Co preferred N
-"o sns. Cutler Mail Chute Co common,
. 500
- shs. Joseph Dixon Cricibie o., On
All NO llght' title and interest OF Richard Mas
toh 'ampoeH and Richard David Campbell.
.. devised ana bequeathei TO them ana ea,h
Richard Campbell. deceased
~ shs Audubon National Bank ...l02
lou Shs. The Peregrina Mining and Mil
-oo ~ %. pre'eIred .-...... per share. SIS
i'oV' sHs, The PeIegrna Mining ard MIL
ing Co. common I'm sIs-a IA,
lou shs. Yankee Film %. OIL. per share. sS3it
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GrZrRAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

20 Broad Strset NV YORK AprlI a I"IL
Ui.c-) has been declared on the Common
,tock Of this Company. payable June 1st 1911.
- common Stockholders OF record al noon.
Nav 20 1911. JAMES I. MORGAN Treasurer.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. MAY 3-Conscls closed unchanged
az 80. for money and 81 GIG for account.
Anaconda was : lower az STA Canadian
Pacific I point lower at 2ioie Grand Trunk
unchanged al gle.
Money was plentiful. despite repsyments
70 the Bank OF England. Discount rates
Consols we're firm on the Stock Exchange
but the rest OF the markets reacted on
profit taking Home rails and rubber and
nine shares showed the greatest losses.
American securities were featIreleSs dur
ing The forenoon. Trading was very light
and prices showed irregular changes
New York and the Continent sold IN the
afternoon and caused a general decline
Nut The market closed steady and a fraction
above the low point
cal money I'm London. ll2U2 per cent
omen market discount rate for short bills
ot1sT22s per cent: long bills. 5-le02ss per
cent. Berlin discount rate. per cent; Paris
discount rate o. per cent; Paris exchange
On london q france 30iz confines; Berlin
exchange or London. 90 marks 50 pfenngs
Bar gold. rs 9d. and American eagles Us
tNd
Berlin. MAY 3-Domestic securities were
STEADY. hut Americans were depressed on
the Boerse
Paris. Ma 3.-Three per cent rente.
closed 4 confines higher AZ q francs q
centimce Prices were steady on the
pCUrse
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Diversified Investment

This Company suggests to inves-
tors the advisability of dividing
their funds among bonds OF vari-
Gus classes. in this way obtaining
a we'll diversified investment.
Investments made in this manner
will possess the individual quail
ties OF the respective classes IN
combination. thus making the in
vestment we'll balanced. For IN
stance. we own and offer a 90
railroad bond, a SO short term
note. a 4l5eo equipment bond and
a so industrial bond. netting at
present prices
An average yield Of over $3.50
We will furnish particulars OF
these on request.
Ask for our Circular D-1o4.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED by Swar,wout & AypenzeMar. ".
Pine street
Maturing isll-27

Approx.
Name. Maturity. BIZ Aske! Yield
Anal Copper p 9, April. 1918 ioo.s loot s.
Am cigar = C, Mch Is. 1919 g91s IOoi, rs
Bar & ohio ~ c. June. 1918 l00i. 1904 40
Beth steel Cor p G. Nov. 1914 l0o's l0o> SIS
| chic Alt p C.. Mch Is 1913 q9A 100. 4e)
9 II & ID C. July. 1918 .... gSs q9i> $50
u * equip - e., July 1922 l0oia iOlis 40
Denver G s + y c. April. 1914 g9is iol 800
Erie q C. April s 1914. .......l0l i0i. SO
| Gen Motors & c. oct. 1918 . 97ss o.. -
zen Rubber a. p G.. july. 1915 ~ - SO
Hudson Cos ? ., oct Is. 1871 loois i0l 40
do % g. Feb 1913 ... ...... q7s. eSta 20
X g Ry & I. 9. sept. 1912. 100 io1s. %
do p c. May -, 1913 500. g5ts Is So
Lack steel p c, Mich. 1913 a4+ e5s 6oe
Maine Cent ~ p c. April. 1912 iOn'g l0l so
MINI & 81 |. 5 p c Feb 1918. eS,s e6.i -
Mo X & 7 5p e May. 1913. 99as aoH eS
Y Central ~ p e. Men. 1914 l0Oi. i0Js 4S
\ Y Central Lines equip p {,
49,. c. Jan. 1911 20 49,. .i'.4li. I bssl,
Ny \ ii 4 ) p C.. lell'i2 1905. ioiA $50
81 l. A : r "a p G. Feb. 1912 leo. io0s 3O
do ; c. March. l9i3........ .eeS s',. Ss
southern Ry y c. Feb. 1918. .ioOas ltn's ~
TiIewatcr % c. June. 1913 .... 1919 u.'a ~
Tn TypeWr ) p c. Jan -. 1918 100. ioo.s tS
West + 4 T p c. Feb. 1912. loois lo0. 4u
IVES, 6 4 p c. Aug. 1913 1914 lo2 ="
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charlie Head Co. No IL Broad
street. New York;
LAND STOCKS
aid Asked BID Asked
ros,on Land 81 r Bost Land 1912 lOs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Az Chem 50. $50 Chic : y y. 1852 10
A. pref 1913 1917 Geo Ry & Ell83
Am Pneum 80 -. do pref -. .V'z .o,.
do pref. j. - Mass Electric "a
Am T & :. 1854 14siz Do pref. So ~
Am Wooden. "a b Mass Gas .-. ~ r. ~ -
DO pref. 9i4 81 40 PREF -. 90 70 a
xyyee, r 4 T 2Ols u swift & Co 1919 1924
a. ,rsF 9iis % Mergen Limo 210is
49, Tel a. United Shoe. "a -
$500 Tel 14s $50 10 pref o.. 81 %
90 GU Yds 15S United Fruit 1Sjiz is6
RAILROADS
r.. g. Ain 220 Bos - II ~
E. vains no 113 NY Nh & Il .l4s 1867
boston Elev 1861 l21 " = - KS ~ :"
pos & " II 10
BONDS
,Ar&TCTr4s 9Oi. 9of. 'AT&r cvt4sllo'' llo'2
.Interest to be added
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i55 Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
Capital $1,000, 900
Surplus & Profits ZOO, 900

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INDEPENDENT CONTROL OF ANY SINGLE INTEREST
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BY order OF trustee in bankruptcy o, John z
bankrupt.
shs. Standardization Realty Co: per

shs. Schulz-Gallsgher Realty Co. per
share ..........
600 Mexican Homestake Mining Co frs,
mortgage five year per cert CON.
tertible gold bond: n shs Mexican
homestaHe Mining Co.........lc lot 3D..
Right. title and interest of trustee -; g.,
and u lots Nos 776 and III on
survey OF property II the Vi9flant
Land and Security CO. plotted a.
Highland Park. Plate Nc l. a -
Fort Jefferson. suffolk County. y
. subject 70 inchoate r'gh. ~
dover Of Elizabeth Kuck, and taxes.
assessments and other liens. n any:
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CHARIEFED ls5i ..W,
Union Trust Go. Of New York
so BROADWAY, Fifth Ave. and ss,h e.
Capital & Surplus, $S,8O0,O00l
Allows Interest on Deposits

charged OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ?
sh Metropolitan Realty Co.........lc
shs International Silver Co. Pre-
iefred ..-...... ........- -........... I
-. go International silver CO. preferred
dividend scrip Observation-Disclosures. 6.
shs. Worcester salt Co.............i 10
shs. The Naltine Co................li,
shs. Catka Mining Co....per Share 81.
30 chs. Henry T. Thomas Co: 20
shs. Brooklyn Wharf and Wa-.hols.
60. preferred, Series B.: % shs
Poir, Chautauqua Association:
shs. Nevhall & Evans Music Co;
, shs. Point Chautauqua skating
Rink Co; 80 shs Triplex Insulated
Vine and Rubber Co................
BY order OF executor. and trustees,
$40 200 Dry Dock. East Broadway & Bat
terry Railroad Co 3 per cent Ger
tifcates Of indebtedness due Feb
iuary. 1914. Union Trust Co. Ger
tiicste OF deposit ................. 3
5000 state Of Arkansas g per cent NIrd-
81 debt bonds. dated July 7. 1852
due July ] 1890: July. 1913 cou-
pons attached. $4,000 state OF Ar
kansas per cent funded debt oonds
GATED January J. 1870. due july l.
'Se' July 1873. coupons attached
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yes
terdav AT auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
q
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. y. Coler & Co.. No. q ced
street)
(Accrued interest 10 De added)


'Coupcns INTERCHANGEABLE Registered. wv
pons. sReCstered and coupons
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pcrlin. NAV 3-Domestic securities were
STEADY but Americans were depressed on
The BOeree
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FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses
sold upward OF 1900 shares on balance IN
the local market
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
Davidsons Assailant Captured.

George Balcum, a young negro,
has been arrested and placed In jail
at Bateville charged Of the robbery
and assault Of G. W. Davidson sew
eral days ago, and the officers claim
to have sufficient evidence with
which to convict the black Of the
crime.
It will be remembered that one
night during the holidays, while
one his way to his home In Bates
vile carrying so IN e Christmas
goods, Mr. Davidson was overtaken
and pouncod upon by a negro who
jerked him to the rocky ground, In
flietine some painful injuries. The
negro the grabbed Mr.. Davidson't
property and escaped down a dark
alley.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
Hand OF Death Cheats Gallows.

John Culbreath, a negro, sentenc-
ed to hang for the murder of anoth-
er negro named Bradley near War
rem last winter, died at his home in
Bradley county one day last week
Culbreath was to have been
hanged last fall, but he secured an
appeal to the supreme court. The
court, however, affirmed the decis.
ion of the lower court, and the man.
date was sent to Gov. Donaghey tC
fix the date Of the execution.
Culbreath's attorneys stated to
Gov Donaehey that Culbreath was
seriously Ill and asked that the san
tence be temporarily stayed, This
was done, and the date Of the exc
cution was to have been set during
this month.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
will R.sum. Practice.

Announcement has been made
that Hon. R. A. Dowdy will shortly
resume the practice Of law in this
city and, will be associated with
Messrs. W. A. Oldfeld and Chas. F
Cole. For several years Mr.. Dowdy
has not actively engaged in the
practice of his profession on account
Of his private business interests
which have occupied his entire
time.--Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
sensht Quick End,

A man giving the name Of VIII
liam Jeifries was found under q
trestle Of the railroad track four
four miles from Warren a few days
since, almost frozen to death and
with his throat cut, When revived
sufficiently to tell his story he said
he fell while crossing the trestle
eatly In the morning, He was 80
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Something happened at Newark
last week that doesn't happen ev-
cry day. A man named Rice ap-
peared before Squire Wilson, with.
out the attendance Of an officer, and
asked to be tried for grand larceny.
The case was continued, but if we
had been the Squire we would>have
acquitted that man on general
principles.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Rather late to mention it per-
haps, but two men powerful in their
time, namely T. Roosevelt and j.
Jeffries, have been crimped into sill
and classed with the down-and-
outs. Jim tried and failed to
come back, but we venture the pre-
diction that Teddy will break in
again one of these days with a
squirt of speed that will be startling
in itself, although here's hoping diff
ferently.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Sapulpa, Okla, now boasts OF a
lady policeman" who has been du-
ly sworn, given the star and other
necessary equipments, and also an
automobile in which to convey her
prisoners to police headquarters.
Well bet those fellows out there
fall regularly to drink on the lady
copper's" beat these days just to in
dulge the JOY ride with her.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

The opinion seems to be that the
recent big fire in Little Rock was
not such a. bad blow to that. city
after all, as all the buildings des-
troyed will be replaced with much
better ones No great amount of
sympathy can be felt for the losers,
either, for they represent a great
deal more than their share of this
worlds goods.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

A recent issue Of the Arkansas
Democrat carried this as a big head
line: Teaching is the poorest paid
profession, but the most important" ."
There Is no, doubt that an educa-
ton Is the stepping stone to sue
cess and each day finds II. more Of
a necessity. 1t takes capable teach
ers to educate and no vast number
of the best Of educators are attract
ed by the small salaries offered In
this state. Better salaries for bet
ter teachers will place education at
a higher standard, and citizens
should not be slow in awakening to
this fact and rising to action.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
As Advertised.

Customer u see you advertise
a fire sale. What have you that Is
markeddownY"
The Public Benefactor. We'll
we haf some smoking jackets unit
meerscaum pipes slightly damaged
by smoke, und some rain coats unit
umbrellas slightly damaged by vat
er."--Ex.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

badly hurt that he could not rise
and finding that heAwas about to
freeze to death, he tried to end his
his own life by cutting his throat
and would have succeeded If his
hands had not been so benumbed
by the cold.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

The lynchine Of Oscar Chitwood
at Hot Springs about two weeks
ago has excited much indignation
and the press has not been slow in
condemnine the deed, Mob vio-
lence is getting common-entirely
too common-and should be con-
demned for just what 1t is by every
law abiding citizen, Our laws are
just ones-and justice is generally
eiyen-but they are often insulted
by a few who should be brought to
suffer for their rashness.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
Also A Necessity.

Fifty years aeo there was some
excuse for bad roads, for onr coun-
try was poor, Now It Is rich and
thore IL no excuse, A good road is
always. to be desired, and Is a
source of comfort and convenience
to every traveler-Cotter Courier,
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Only a few days since we heard
a good citizen say that he would
contribute 500 toward the building
Of a turnpike from Evening Shade
to Batesville. A hundred dollars
goes a long ways and surely there
are Others who would be equally nf
liberal II the right kind Of interest
and onerey could be gotten behind
such a worthy enterprise, It is tt
be remembered that up In a north.
ern state some few months age
about 800 miles Of fine road was
built In only q hours time by citi-
zens living along the route Oh
even closer to home a similar piece
Of work was done. In q like manner
We refer to the excellent road
which now connects Newark and
Batesville, The building of d turn
pike from this town to Batesville
would be by far the best thing that
has happened In this section In 0
long time,
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

IL 10 oClu lilC AlOll 'IiOulltdlll Nuii-
way Company is to soon begin the
erection of a new, handsome depot
at Tuckerman. The new depot
when completed will be the best
and costliest one of its kind between
St. Louis and Texarkana along the
Iron Mountain route.
Little Paul Morgan of near Tupe-
10 came near burning to death one
day lately. While near the fire his
clothes became ignited, but the
flames were extinguished by the
boys sister who wrapped him in
blanket. The little fellow received
some painful burns, however.
Naymond Stokes, held on the
charge of grand larceny, escaped
from the lizard county Jail at Mel
bourne several nights ago. He left a
note in jail addressed to the jailer
making apologies for his abrupt de-
parture, and adding that he didn't
like city life very much anyway
The agricultural demonstration
work in Randolph county,, carried
on by the government, was brought
to a close for the season lately. 1t
is said that an excellent showing
was made and that the demonstra-
ton of modern methods of farm
ing was very helpful to the farmers
of that section.
At Newport few days ago fire,
which originated in the home Of
Bert Snetzer, destroyed four Of the
towns prettiest residences. TIE
losers are B. Snetzer, j. D. Gar
veil, C. L. Fox and H. G. Drum
mond, but their loss is not heavy,
however, owing to a good amount
Of insurance being carried on the
property. o4.
| ~. M. Ihe |or years one of the
leading b o. men of Arkansas,
filed papers Of bankruptcy last
week. It Is said he Is unable to
satisfy his creditors to the amount
of about 100000. Hawks had
biz mercantile business at Reyn0,
in Randolph county, as well as ex-
tensive business interests in other
sections of the state
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.,
of Batesville, has been designated
by the county court as the deposi-
tory for the funds of the county,
under the new law which provides
for depositine the county's funds
with the bank paying the highest
rate of interest. The county will
receive two per cent interest on
daily balances Of the funds on de-
posit.-Newark Journal.
J. II. Rice was arrested at Bates
vile several days ago by Sheriff
Fike upon q warrant charging
grand larceny. Rice was instructed
by the Office to take the warrant and
appear before Squire Wilson at
Newark. He Immediately departed
for Newark, unattended, and after
his arrival presented himself before
the court for trial He waived ex-
animation and was bound over to
the grand jury. Rice Is charged
with having sold a COW not belong
ind TO him.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

u the solons are grind
fhe newspaper man will
b sit up nights thinking
\ print, He will have
to worry about his num-
|r troubles.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13
A risld In The Wcst.

The preacher out In California
who was discharged by his conere-
cation because he worked at day
labor to earn o living may not be
much Of a pulpit orator, but we'll
bet he's a sure-enough man-At-
lanta Georgian.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

\ DR., Cook found the
or not, whether he Is q
peal or not seems to make
Fence with him. He Is in
Fry lecturins again and
|apital of his reputation
pine.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Zen found that a lighted ci-
b started the million dollar
pe Rock several days ago.
kte is a little thing, but it
es some mighty happen
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

alton has again attempt
to private life and this
neaee in the growing Of
e ought to do a rushing
hisine lemons.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

Wahlquist of the Man,
Democrat Is getting
He insinuates
Pacher tells a bare faced
he contends to have a
to proclaim the gospel,
Pr adds that they all real
tt, too,
Sharp County record., 1911-01-13

s. Dfummond, a big New
llonaire who has lately
only three olopemonts,
I days convicted Of bisa-
$500 and sentenced to
ls In jail lie paid the
|aS paroled on good be-
Nice man.