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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
CARSON NATIONAL
BOUNDARIES MAY
Be CHANGED
United States Forest Service
Plans TO Include Big Strip
of Country; Sheep Men May
Object.

I'm addition of laIl2o acres &C. the
Carson natiunal forest IN Sew Mexico
Is contemplated hy the Officers OF
tho third district of thu United
states forest service. Permission has
bccu asked of th, federal government
g. include in tb, forest the tract -
ing between the present western limit
ana the RIO Grand"
This land is nChly timhcrrd for the
most part and ~, portion not Ht
present covered With trees is pntsu-
thai forest land. JOSS wei as valuable
winter pRSturag, fot sheep About
90. 1nn acres are covered with mor-
charitable western yoiluw pine and
rcd fir, includIng ABOUT 10000. 200
feet SiNty-fivc Thousand acres are
covered with an unusually heavy
stand of pinlpH. from which could De-
cat at once 20 cords of ties or 90
standard railroad ties per acre. IN"
30, l3u remaining acres - manly open
grass and sage brush suitable for
sraaiug Nincty SIX per cent of tho
proposed addition Is government land
Tho forestry department ~ of tho
opinion that the land is not valuable
ANI hLf ifWlfNits dN illflt NIf Ull ~
few irrigablr acres and me- dams or
reservoir sites. nor LIVING streams
There are bat Two settlers upon the
entire district
\ determined fight wiz De- made.
however. hy these men, and 10y IA"
sheep ruiscra who occupy the ranges
in winter They object To forestry su-
pcrvision 90 grazing and the ~ stem
Of permits which II includes They
viii petition senator Andrews 10 take
up IN" matter with the federal gov
crnmrnt as their champion. The for
cstry department claims that IA, land
has been ofcr-graEcd IN tn, past ana
that - has dctoriorutrd for this rca.
son.
Another addition 10 th. carson FOR
est Is being considered bat no dcfin-
tie action has been taken I'm this case.
II ls planned To- take IA district
northwest Of Taos. almost az the oN-
tremr northern boundary ut the ter
ritory The land includes townships
- north. range 10 cast. and IL,
and 80 north. range cust. 10, u
and The tract rs immediately ad-
iaCcnt 30 the Jicnrilla Indian rcscrva
ton ON the west
The entire reservation which has
been tho Irarilla division Of tho
carson forest viii De rel,npuishcd 30,
the department during tn. present
season This action ~ IN accordance
with a federal statute Recently IN
acted giving the Indians THE tu their
forest lands. with permission TO SET
ftntInr undsy 1sak.pput.ut .uu4ft.fuiitu
when this section has been elm
mated. and ~ decision reached about
taking az the land ON the west al the
reservation, all matters relativ" To-
boundary changes viii b, Gent e.
Washington IN one proclamation.
Federal ratification Nili dct"rmln" The
permanent, bpUndarics uf the Carson
forest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MAKES DECISION OF
IMPORTANCE TO
CITIES
Judge Pope Hands Down IT..
teresting Opinion at Roswell
on Rights of Cities in Justice
Courts.

Roswell s. NJ, June 2S3 Among
Other important decisions handed
down bs Judge Pope Tuesday Is one
settling the right of - municipality
- appeal from an adverse dcc..iou
by Justice of the peace. The Ros-
well city prohibition ordinance VAS
concerned IN this decision.
The principal decision came Ia the
case of the citN vi Roswell against
Jim chambers, ana also ia the ease
from Carlsbad of the city ot Carlsbad
against Hewitt ioih of these eases
had been lost hy the prosecution IA
the Justice court and Judge Pope de-
cilrd that both were permanently
lus, In "thcr words. that IN" Citv as
prosecutor. cannot appeal from e JUS
ice court ease lost after trial hy "A
Justice. Ia these eases, however.
Judge Pope suggested IA remedy FOR
cities where Justices Of tho pence per-
siStcn,ly fail to uphold 10" law
by their decisions. The suggestion
Nas Impersonal ana refers ,o any JUS
ticr Of the p.ac'.
The Chambers ease IN well rec
numbered The defendant was found
not guilty of violation of the prohibit
ton ordinance. the verdict being
made upon the facts as shown los the
evidence Tho cDac from Carlsbad
was for failure at the defendant o.
make a sewer connection. In that
rase the Justice ruled that TIA" law
was unconstitutional In that waS
the justice o,rrstcppcd his authority
~ e.. - "a 80 In D.
on tho cunstit ltiDnality Of Jaw.
Judgr popc's remarks on this cas'
and III. remedy communities may So
cure e. remove Justices of the pcac,
were as follows.
| After reviewing thu authorities
freely ana after holding AS above
stated that Tia. city can not appeal
IRON an acquittnl under one of ITO
ordinances. the court concluded 80
follows.
| 4 am aware that THIS decision dn.
| claIos considerable power with con
siderable liability 10 It's abuse, to ia
| here ~ justices uf the peace. This u
| Illustrated here IN the Hewitt cas-"
where the trial magistrate undertook
90 hold IN. scwcr ordinance ~ Carts
| bad unconstitutional, instead ei lcav
| ing a question OF such moment fol
/ the higher courts. In the presence
Of such or a similar condition, how
ever, the community Is not cntlrcl'
| without remedy In the Hewitt cas-
the change which occurred durini
| the last term of court in the lncum
honey OF the office of justic" OF IN
peace al Carlsbad may admit of an
other prosecution, against some per
son Other than Hewitt, that VIII lea'
AN appeal So . tull review of The Va
liditS of thr ordinance In question
II this Is found impracticablc. IN
way seems clear 60 test the validii
of the ordinance bs appropriate orig
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

local Telegraph oaicc, is again able
~ BE- on duiy after an absence ~ soy.
ptsi DAYS On account ui Illness
The work nf crtcing the Masonic
iprulc ls being 'arricl oh with dis
paftu Tho -four Wdl have been
started and the Wi1doW ana door
iHiuI- a ~ Mace thc outside
vMi. ai compose, ~ white brick ani
ruH Muitu
r,aH ngii So ~ well tupNu land
nan in both the lower ynllcy aud NJ
paso WIS in Las Cruces Thursday
LOOKING af,er some land records
The second story ui The First star
uuD bull ling D. Woll under SAY and
fn. building viii soon be- finished
ON Thursday night the ladies al The
Baptist church gave y social al the
fancl Uomc ~ Mrs Alexander SEES.
sOm who resides lust west Of has
cuc'-. about Too people wcrc present
Iud endowed short program ana re-
ucNmonts The par, adjourned
about io $50
dRior " u Trent and Wiie Walter
Ncathc ana SAT" and Mustci How.
ara Front arrived Thursday morning
from El paso 20 spend The sGnmcr
Thu uHftt came 40 ~ an autO, max
INK The t.ip "a about lour hours
Lem M0oro has . bruised face as
Tho result ol lali caused b, MS
horse Stumbling while It's ride was
dtlylnr some cattle on the west side
of the river Nj Moore was uncOn.
scious lot a short timn hn, was able
70 ride home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
WILL DEDICATE THE
TRAIL MARKER IN
AUGUST
Immense Stone Block Marking
End of Old Santa Fc Trail
in Plaza Of Ancient City to
Be Made Memorable.

antu &c. ~ VI. juno .3 instead
of holding Co., dcd,c1tor exercise. oi
ta Handsome new granite uonum, Boo
which be- to msrk tur cnd of the san.
tt e. uWl on JuN a. NJ. Prince.
state regent oi tho Daughters ut tho
american Revolution which b. lu
charg. of ~ event has postponed %
until August 20. k,aru.y day.
Tn, celebration ou tbp Fourtn 90
Iuiy is t. reproduce au epoch az
thc history 90 tho territory dniing
over goo years ago. fo II was In
September 1899. that Don DleEo de-
Vargas and his arm, cam, uI tho
RIO Grandc ya'l,}. and steadily tray-
rrscd thc main road from the pueblo
90 san,o Dominep 60 ,hc cats of ihc
Holy Faith
Therefor, tho vsrIt. pf the Fourth
~ July, Will this year. pertain o. tho
early spanish era when King COVE
crncd THIS province.
Thr marking oi the santa ~ twil
does honor 90 the great highway
which was opened under q republican
form ~ government with ruler
elected by the people. one belonged
90 the spanish. thu other TO IN"
American regime. So II seems ntiing
that cnrh should have it, own day.
The scottish Rite Masons are ~
initiate u class of over one hundred
on the 2ist OF August and In consc-
quoncc the Sarta r. railroad Will
haN. reduced rates from probably
The 18th TO the 2sth of that month.
thus enabling the daughters. as Well
as tho SONS 81 thr American Bcvulu-
ton and tho Mnsons 90 come FROM an
parts of the territory at that time.
There viii be several interesting
events on that day. rs other historic
~ objects VIII be unveiled at that
time.
Through The Kindness of r H.
Winter Mrs prince has obtained tha
large blocK of p"triiod wood which
was literally the end ut the Santa
Pc irBu" ~ stood al thr corner ~
TIA" old Ponds whore the overland
stage completed IT'S Journey: ana b,
is related by old-timrrs that when
thc sturdy mules were halted ~ that
spot after their long AMI tircsons
passng. across the plains the reins
were thrown over this picc. ~ stone
Tho stone cuncH from near t.rillos
aHcrc u large area h. covered WIN
urtriii.d forests near idalnana IN
p,trincd forest near Adantanda IN
Arizona This st1nc Is connected not
ont with the history 90 the city 80
Santa t'c but with tho rr"a, overland
route which unitcs the east and the
vest
The imbrOSt meni which marks the
irail's end Is An immense granite
block with one side vmootAtd of
1his side bears an outline map of
View Mexico. with representation OF
thc trnhS route int" the territory.
Beneath r. en- inscription Erected
-, the Daug tiers ~ tho American
Revolution and the Tcrriiory oI New
Mexico. 1910
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
PROTEST MEETING
TO Be HELD N
ROSWELL
Mexicans of Pecos Valley
Town Greatly Incensed by
Arrest of Magon and His As
sociates; Interest Very High
tsp-c,ni ,orre-posa...e 10 ~. Herald

tspec'ni s"rr~spo0de0rc Ia the Herald ,
Roswell. \ ~ June ~ -lucensed
Ht The arrest of Ricardo Flores Nh.
Son. Ansclm0 FsuerOa, Enrique Ma
son aud iApiado Rivera the Spanish
Americans 81 this city who are afll.
iaied Win tho Liberal party have call.
ed pfotesi meeting 10 ho heid a
week from sunday 40 e0mC place 40
h, decided on later The object OF
his meeting BE- 10 form resolution
protesting against tn, arresi Of these
NoNicHns AMI SEND them 'o JhC eOf
cfnmpnt
subscriptions are bonr takvn an
ibt time 10 scnd 3 g. silva. who was
IN this CiiS some time ago. as dele
gate of the liberai party to Los ANY.
clos. 40 take the place OF Ansolnin
ligucrua, editor al the "Hostnefa
ciou The oihoial organ OF the Llboral
patty aud published IN Los Angeles.
California
The local labor union VIII also hoid
a meeting ON tnr same day to pro
test against tine arrest of ! ! and 4
u. Mcnamara. who were arrested
Nomc time ago ~ connection with m,
dsn8iuiiing az The Times building u
Inns Angeles This meeting will h'
held IN he court housc yard Suudai
afternoon, Juls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
OLD SOUTHWESTERN
HOLDINGS SOLD
At GALLUP
Eastern Capitalists Secure
Control Of Development
Company and Will Complete
It's Work at Once.



Gallup, y NJ. June % Tho South.
western development, company, when
Was organized Ia Gallup about three
years ago, for the purpose OF develop.
Ing several thousand acres OF land
about twelve miles west of here. have
sold their holdings 20 several eastern
capitalists The new concern has 4
corps of surveyors ~ work on the
project aud they will probably rush
The work from whore the Southwest
ern COMPANY left on, completing the
dam. which the other people intended
building This viii make ,ci. vat
liable piece of prop ariy. al very low
cost the dam being their largest Item
~ expense. ON account of the natuE-
al formation, The dam can be built
very choaply, and viii hold sufficient
water With a good surplus, 10 ifrigaic
all the company holdings. Lack OF
capital, made II impossible for the
other company To finish the work
Last Monday evening quarrel
arose between several Mexican sec.
,ion hands who live at the rear o, the
fOundhousr One ol them took a shot
a. another bui missed him. the bullet
striking little girl who was standing
nearby IN the foot Marshal Dueun
and Ofilccr Christmau were called 20
the scene and soon quellod he dis
| iurbanco. The little girl was moi very
seriously hurt.
Tuesday morning while on hts way
10 Hoaton camp, + t. Andrews, man
agcr of the West, IN stores company
~ Gibson, drove into u ditch ON the
north side of town. and was thrown
from his buggy. alishtinf on his head
He vas unconscious for several hours.
but finally recovered. lie was not
| seriously hurt beyond q few bad scalp
wounds
Monday evening shortly before quit
| ting time, an italian miner was
caught under n large tall of rock ~
The Weaver mine and crushed 50 bad
~ that he died Ia n short time lie
was buried IN Hillside cemetery We'd
nssdny
sam Bushman, dislric, attorney for
Mckinney county, spent several Gays
in Albuquerque this week ON legal
business.
A heavy rain fell over Gallup and
vicinity Monday nie0f and Tuesday.
A few more rains like this viii assure
good grazing and plenty Of water for
the stock during the warm months,
| The Page relrigeraiing plant, which
| has been under construction for the
past six months, Is about completed.
The plant IL M 10 dale In every way
AMI IN something Gallup has needed
for long time,
| Gallup is badly In need of first
cIass steam laundry and an efierpris-
ing business man would undoubtedly
do well IN that capacity here. as all
This class ~ wolk 4 heln. cent on ~
| town al present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

ANOTHER LODGE IS
ORGANIZED AT SAN JON
Local Organization OF Modern Wood
men Placed IN Operation in
hustling Little City.

san Jon. y, NJ June 90 W T.
Stockcit. who has bcon here loi sonc
time In The interests of the Modern
Woodmon of America has organized
II local lodge at that order In this
city IN. lodge numbers Is ncn.
Tuesday evening Mr. Siockcit, AK
sisted by W r. Cogdoll. the district
manager. oliver Williams, Clarence
Grow aud Oryal Russell an of tn
cumcari who came out for the pm.
pose, eo' he new members together
and started the San Jon camp on its
Journey The organization was . sue
cess IN every particular
The following are the nov mem
bcrs II T. Mcdaniel = A Atkins
&. /. owens Dudley Anderson. y T.
MAY. Jas ! Mclean. uomer r Jor
dan, u. W Mckinnon. Lee A Shiple'
". Thrasher Perry OBricn. Garrei
.. Jenkins. j G., Goiorth. Geo H. Sale
I, {, Reed, Chas Young. NJ * Whit
Ten. A, l.. Elder. NJ y Mayer T. "
JENNINGS, ]. Is Suits, ! -. Buck. Vim
{. Thrasher, j. y, Thgasher, .. NJ
Sandors0n. +. ID. Pullen, las. +. King
Reuben Shiplet
AFTER the completion OF The or.
ganizaiion the old and new mem
bers present We're served with ice
cream. cake. sandwiches and cigar,
and the balance OF the cveninf
was spent In general good time
There were abou, forty neighhor,
present aud Ill lefi IN excellent
spirits,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

trouble in all It's
forms I;
shooting pains all
over my body sick
headache. spinal
weakness, dizziness,
ii depression, and
everything tina, was
Ihorr.d. | tried many
doctors in different
lparts OF tlic | nited
States. but Lydia T..
lPinkham's Vegeta
Jblr Compound has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
OF
ARIZONA ELECT
Annual Territorial Convention
at Prescott Chooses Admins.
trative Heads for Coming
Year.

Prescott Aria, june Eth an
huai convention of the knish' "i
Columbus of Arizona has chosen ihc
iulloNIug stat. uflcrrs
stat deputy. n W stevens Pres
colt sccTTiarf, ifrsHk DE Sousa,
iauoH.A. advocate. A. y, Martin,
Tucson warden. J. welsh, Clone;
chaplain, Rev G. vabre. FiaRstan.
Delegates 80 the nationai convention
ia august at Detroit are n vs. stew
ems and NJ Il. Cassidy 80 lisnoe IA
alternate, aud J. l.. r. 81 tisA-
STAFF. with u. u. Morr.sou of rresc -
at alternate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
WILLARD DRUG COMPANY
AGAIN CHANGES HANDS
Hate !. Lutte Secures Share IN
hus,iinn Business Concern IN
Torrance County Town.
special Correspondence. 10 tho Herald,

Willard N NJ. June ~ There va.
81 the Willard Drug COMPANY Thurs
daf Hale | LUXE now has the store
III charge A few months ago ~
john McCowsn took charge Of ne
business relieving IN V >. Cheyney
who came here aDOnt q year ago. re-
ce,yirg the store from Dr. IL A VII.
non. who h now piarii,ing medicine
IN kansas Guy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NO BANK FAILURES
IN NINE YEARS
New Mexico Has Enviable
Record in Stability of FL
nancial Institutions Says
Eastern Official.

santa he. s. Nj Dune 20 In reply
tu "a request Tor tho number OF bank
iailurcs the tcrritory had suffered In
the past. Territorial Travelling Aud
itor G. Y. Stafford was able the other
dnS 10 send out the answer. None"
Ina reply hc received the following
letter which speaks for itself
Mi e. v Stafford. Bank Examiner
santa Pc
Dear sir We acknowledge with
many thanks your of June SIN with
enclosures.
THE territory has indeed jus,ifica-
ton for feeling clatcd over the rec
ord of lts banks. II speaks we'll fpT
TIA. caliber of the people managing
the institutions IN that territory and
OF course. Is u high recommendation
for tho banking laws and particularly
the examiner.
Thanking you Tor your kindness
We are. yer, truly yours
II T.. MCCLELLAN
Supt Maryland Casualty CO.
Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomez
has roiurnod frcn rhamita. where ht
had 10 straightcn out horse dea
controversy. which h did satisftc'
torily. Captain Fred Fornulf Is still
at Ticrra Amarillo attending court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

d0nc mOre fUr me Than an fhe dOctoTS,
I feel il my duty 90 tel, you these
facts. My heart Is full OF gratitude TO
You for my nrc."-Mrs HABnIrT T.
WAMPLTR, 524 ;. Ransom Street,
bttumwa, Iowa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

The uniform success that has at
tended the use OF cham beriain's coiic
Cholera ard Diarrhoea Remedy has
made II n favorite everywhere. II
can always he depended upon. For
sale by All druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
0TTUMWA
WOMAN
CURED
BY Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

OttumVa. Iowa For years ! wss
almost a constant sufferer from female
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Consider This Advice.

No woman should submit 10 "A surR-
cal operation. which may mean death
until she has given Lydia T., pinkham' $
Vegetable Compound a iair trial.
This famous medicine, made only
from roots and herbs. has for thirty
years proved TO he the most valuable
tonic and lnylgora,or OF the female
organism. Women residing In alInos.
every city and town In the United
states bear willing testimony Ia the
wonderful virtue Of Lydia u. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham, ut Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women To write
her for advice. Tier advice n free.
sVisiidentia' and always helpful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Women's Department

Dress 's. ia cotton wolfe. pon.
gees. silks. cashlacrcs, I'm.
geric. lawn. linen. white cm.
hroidorcd. and all colors az
half price.
The well known Black Cat Hos.
icry tor ladies aud child. IN.
tNO pairs foT...........25 c
Ladies' silk Hose. worth $l.0o.
az .,,t..,...,...... 5oc
Ladies' Pumps and Oxiords. in
patent leather, black and tan.
Wei Kid, NJ ...,........xl 80
Ladies' SUICIDES aud Nclyeis. soli
everywhere for 500, at s250
ladies Lone SILK Gloves, white
black and all colors, worth
81 $50 ~ ................. 6"c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

SIN, Chiffon raffcta Under
derskirts. blaCk ana all colors.
worth $500 81 90
Dresden SilE. Ta0cia Under.
skirt worth up to $1,000. M
.............. ........ $500
Ladies' Knit Union Suits, worth
soc Tor ..,,........,......1oc
Drummcrs' Sample OF ladies
Knit Gau2e Vests, from 5c tu
81 90 Worth double the price.
ladi,S skirts. black aud all col
ors. In wolfe panama. cash.
mere, serge and mOhair. worth
up TO $3.50 az .......,. si'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Mems and Boys Department

Mems l,lue Serge Suits. extra
fine quality. tailored 10y David
Marks q Sons. the celebrated
Horseshoe brand. sold every.
whore for s20.00 and s22 30.
at ...,............... SLID
Mems Giant and Popular shirts.
with and without collars. sold
In every department store In
the East at csc, our price, TOO
Mems good everyday wear
Shirts. worth 50c, ~ ..... BE
McrcerizcJ Lislc Hose. looks
lih, silk and wears like lea H.
OF. worth soc. per pair. -"c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

II Engineer and Fireman Hose,
II black aud tan, as many patti
II as YOU wan, per PAIR .loc
Mems Lightweight Ballbriggan
II Underwear, Shirts and Draw
crs. worth ijc. at .....,.. zoe
II BOYS and Childrcn's Wash
Suits, worth $3.50, at....1,c
II President Subscribers. worl"
'uc, M ................. -'-
Mems White House ONiords
combination canvas and l"ath
or. worth $40, ior,....... i.'o
Mems Silk Neck Tics, four in
hand and all STYLES, rcgular
n soc. Tor see. ........... 3oc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-29


ew OF her friends at her birthday
dinner at her home last Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Stephenson is
the guest of Miss Isabel thinner.
man, in Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rustic
berg and children, OF Baltimore,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Campbell.
Misses Myrtle Armstrong, Lii
lie and Mary Pugh, Frances Ger
llauser, Mabel Peoples, Mary Buck
Myrtle Barrett, Clara and Helen
Brown, Mrs. Harvey Gerhauser
Mrs. F. f. Barrett, and Mrs. Ward
Brown were Baltimore visitors
last Friday.
Miss Florence ]. SAyder has re-
turned from a very pleasant visit
with friends in Massachusetts and
New York.
Mr.. L. G. White has been quite
i'll at his home in the country this
week. At this writing he seems to
be somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Heidler aid
Miss Louise Heidler have return
ed to their home in Athens, Ca,
from very pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John Holm.
Rev. F. F. Carpenter preached
at Leslie Campmeeting on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathbury and
Miss Evalyn Lathbury and Mr.
Clarence Nesbitt OF Philadelphia,
are guests OF Mrs. |. France.
The married men and single
men OF our town played a very
interesting game of base ball on
the diamond last Wednesday even
ing. Married men won the game
They will play another game this
Wednesday evening.
The work has actually beer
started for a new railroad station
at Port Deposit. A. S. Reed &
Bro. Co., of Wilmington, have the
contract. The rumor is that it is
to be completed in two months
time.
Miss Emma Ewing, of Philadel
pllia, is spending her vacation
with Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing.