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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
SYNDICATE
PLANS INVESTMENT OF
FIVE TO TEN MILLIONS
Pennsylvania Syndicate Coming to Southeastern Idaho to
Investigate Feasibility of Street Car Line in Pocateo,
lnterubsn Trolley Lines Connect Valley Towns and to
Consider Matter Of Buying Brady Power Plant.

The representativ will be met in
Pocatello by Mr.. Gray and associates
and personally piDotnd over the field
of their proposed operations.
In conversation with Tribune mi IN
this morning Mr.. Gray said;
1.-The fact that Idaho ds the greatest
Irrigated state in the nation; that lit
has the largest compact bodies hf re
Claimed land in the world; that its
Carey act enterprises are larger end
safer and morep rdfitable than amy
similar enterprises under the SUMS
attracting the attention of eastern
men with unlimited money for invest
ment. Flurries ON the eastern SIT. ck
markets do not affect Idah45 laad, and
this fact is an appealing rne to- the
mem with coin. l look to see the
greAtest advance In Idaho within tine
next year or two that has ever occur
red i'm the west.
There is every rel son why Poca-
te1lo and Bahnock county should
share in this assured progress and
prosperity We have here at III l-me
unparalleled opportunities fer prafit-
nble investment. The Forthcoming
agricultural show to be held iu Poca-
telao this fall will prove beyond a
question of doubt th,t BanElsck
county soil is as rich as lays omt of
doors, and that there is never III crop
failure.
However, even if the Pittsburg ers
make their initial Investments in the
upper valley hf the Shake and lit Am
ericnn FalE, and embark upon en-
pire building operations in THESE dis
tricts, Pocatf,llo will feel az direct ben
afit. We are the metropolis of the
southeast the commercial heart and
distributing center, the central tr d.
ing poitt and wholesale and jobbing
hub. Wlhatevor builds up one secti 4
df the south east, builds up Pocatello
SO let us welcome the e. stern capital
lists and extend them the glad hand /
this marvellous lind OF opportunity.
|-PocatelAu Tribune
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Farm 1t Dry or irrigate.

Idaho Falls, Id me-, Aug. 2S.-That
dry-farming methods, when properly
followed, are successful has just been
demonstrated by Professors Briggs,
Kearmey Nnd Shantz, of the Depart
mont of Agriculture, who in behalf OF
the department have completed an
investig, kicm of the dry farms in this
valley. Professor Briggs, before leav-
ing this city, stated that M an of
the tr.wels of the committee it has
ted farming which produced better
results than were to be. found eh the
dry farms here in the face of the fact
that the year hts been one OF severe
drought.
The Woodmsmsen and Webster farm
rf 5000 acres is producing 240O acres
OF Turkey red wheat, that will aver
age not less than 40 bushels. when
threshed. This result is, obtained un-
der dry farming tillage methods, and
the use OF 80 pounds OF s,aed to the
acre.
Mr.. C.. H. Wcodsmansee of Rexburp
Idanot pne of the owners of this
ranch, has BEEN invited to address
The Sixth Internationi Dry-Farming
Congress to be held i'm Colorado
Springs, October 16 tlol 20, explaining
the methods, both of tilla.ge and busi-
ness, utilized ON the great n. lch of
this company. The company will al
SO make am exhibit at the exposition
held in connection with the Ccmgress.
Mr. WEDdhm l. see is said to be one of
the most exacting farm operators i'm
tho West, anI is able to tell TT the
close of each year to a fracti,n c,f a
cent the cost of ploughing, harvest
ing hud handling his CROP
I'm this vicinity the Cover. ment
men found $4,000 acres of dry land
grown grain that win rum frm 30 to
SO Bushels to the acre. linz LMidth m
to- this, the valley is now harvesting
10000 acres of diversified dry-farm-
ed crops, all of which are producing
heavily. The valley already has
about 10000 acres Nf dry-farmed
land under what is known IS summer
tiflage or fall.W which will be seed
ed this fall.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Representatives of powerful
P1ttSburg sDr1dic1te, backed by the
Colcmdal Trust company OF that city,
IN is prepared to expemd from
five to- ten millions of dOa1ars IN
southern Ind southeastern Idaho IN
the development Nf the vast natural
resources of this sectiom, arc due to
arrive in Pocatello within the next
ten days to go over the country be-
TWEEN the Gate City and the upper
valley nf the Snake. Broadly the
plans of the Pittsburgers, eEcSrding d
c. w. Gray, the North Main street
real estate dealer and promoter OF
the Nadrview addition, include tho
purchase of the immense hydro-elec-
trio power plant at American Falls
owned by the Idaho Consolidated Pow
er company, oil which former Cover
nor James H. Brady is the head; the
construction of a met work OF electric
lines in the Sm Ike river valley, and
extensions ct the electric transmissi
lines to nearly every city and town
i'm this section of the state to furnish
light, he t. and power. The feasibilit!
of an elnctric railway in Pocatello.
with perrin BPS belt line tappl & Cne
FERTILE Fort HALL irrigated tract north
pf town, with extensions to BlackfOOt
to connect with proposed interurh In
trolley lines in the upper valley, AMID
to American Falls to tap the rich irri
getion section betweem the Power Ci-
ty amd Bhckfoot ON the north side VI
the Snake, will be thoroughly inveSti-
gated!
The recent transfer of the Idaho in
terests of the Kuhn-Buhl syadic be
to the all4powerful Kuhn Loeb COM
pany of New York and the perfection
ri plans by them Involving the expea
diture of many milli- MS, autr- ctei the
attentiLon of the Colonial people to
this la.d of opportunity, with the re-
suit THAT a party ut represent. tives
Win be sent to this section to- make
personal and exhaustive examina
ton of the profit-bloness of heavy IL.
VestmentS.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Current Event Club.

The first business meeting of the
Current Event Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hansbrough. Mon
day, September 4, at 800 p. H.
Program:
Roll Ca,ll, Current Events.
Music, Instrumental soho, Mrs. SncAd
grass.
Reading, Miss Susan Biethan.
Music, vocal solo, Mrs Cr.ig.
Business Important Election of
delegatns.
CHARLOTTE r. HENDRIE
Secretary
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
The Circus Was Brilliant Success.

H5wh's Great London Shows, which
played here Wednesday made hit
with ElIl spectators. There has beeAa
NO amusement along this way for
several ya1rs that gave amy cleaner
perfcrm-Gce than did this one. Many
clever acts, entirely new, were intro
duced and from start to- finnish the
show gave entire satisfaction. The
people with the show were a clean,
pleasant bunch, something out OF
the ordinary with this cAass of per-
fOrmance.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received up to
Saturday noon. September 9th, 1911,
for the building of the wallis of "a
Stone church 24x48 feet outside
measurement. We reserve the right
to reject AMY or all bids. Flor further
particulars call ON o. +. Nelson, ,Ster
ling. IdathO.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Brought Back From Bozeman.

Peter II. Anderson, al former black
smith of this city, who has figured
recently in a little notoriety wherein
two women t,.ok part, was brought
back to Blackfoot this week to am
swer to felony charge, filed by
County Attorney Good.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Will Sell Land at Public Auction

Will Sell Land at Public Auction.
The large tract 1f land en- the
west side OF the river, lying maar Ster
liCg and known as the Crystal
Springs nmch, will be sold at public
auction by the Standrod bank, OF this
city. The saln Will occur Octeber 4th
and win be conducted by N. E. Mont
gymery. 4
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
School Election Next Tuesday.

Next Tuesday there wifi be an eIec-
tiom kf school trustees Tor DistrictNo.
8, which is tho district in which
Blackroo is located. AT the time
two trustees will be elected. AT the
present time there are two candi-
d ties, t-r reelecticm. They ara E.
A. Doud and r. NJ West. EH, 18th mem
have held the p -sition before, and
have served in the cap tcity faithfully
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
LEFT LEG AMPUTATED.

Gangrene Follows Compound Fracture
and Surgeons Knife Found Neees-
sary to Save the Life Of North Ar
thur Avenue liveryman.
To save his Nfe, the Ae1t leg of
Luther s. HdDley, proprietor cf the
Bamnpck livery in this city, was ann
putsted just above the knee this fore
no,on, by DIR. w. A. Wright. assisted
by Urs. Howard and CASTLE. Monday
morning Mr.. Holley suffered ter
ribl1 broken left ankle as tine result
Of horse failing ON him while HE
was roping some wild edits IN the
rRilG1onM stOckyards on South Harri'
son avenue. The fracture was a 'ver.
bad ONE, and every effort was made
to Save the foct, but gangrene set In
and amputation became necessary in
order to- Save the patients life. His
aged mother was AIT the bedside Mr.
Holbey withstood the operation ex
cellently, but his. condition is still
very serious. Pocatello Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Was Awarded The Contract.

@. H Brown, Jr., was recently
ing Of the schctol children living tCp
far north of town to walk, to the pub
lie sch0-l I'M. this city. Mr.. Brown
also has the contract for the carry
ing of m. NJ on ono of the star routes
out of this city.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Young Couple Marry.

Victor Barrier, musician, who lis
we'll Known in this city, having play
ed at the Isis for over "a. year, aind
Miss Emma Kilhon, also xf Blackfoot,
were united in mauri lac by Justice
III the Peace VanReuth, pf Pocatello,
Wednesday, afternoon.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

CIUy LsllS week LiOiu OdlC 4AAo..
Miss LiElie DIPPED returned this
week from Salt Lake, and will spend
a few days with her parents here.
Mrs. Josie Bird of CincimL ati, Ohio,
is the guest of her uncle, J. S. Walt
som.
F.. B. Butler and wife welcomed a
baby girl to their home last Sunday
informing.
Mrs. l.. A. Flair left Wednesday for
Butte, where she viii visit seventh
weeks.
J. M. Rice, prominent citizen OF
the Sterling country, was a BUSINESS
Visitor i'm Blackfoot last week.
Harry Kinney left this week for
Ames, Iowa, where he will k]ttend
the state university.
Miss Nora E. O'Brien. of Anaconda,
Mont., arrived in town this week and
will fill the positikn cf principal of
the Bas-tM school this year.
MNss Vida Yow,aHl, tAeft WedhAest
day f-r her home i'm Salt Lake, after
a visit with her cousins, Misses Myrtle
l4nd Zeama Simmons.
Mrs. o. E. Peterson alnd children
i.lA have been spending the month
of August visiting relatives in. Salt
Lake returned home Saturday.
During the recent visit of the pure
fadd inspectors the gentlemen investi
gated the conditions existing at the
Idaho Bakery. and found them to be
above rcproach in every particular.
The little two year old son of Ed
win Parsons of ThO,mas died Friday
night at 1880 O'Clock Of spinal menir
ginis after "a brief Illness Of three
hours The funeral services were
he0d under the trees at the Parsons
home ON Saturday and the remains
Mr.. Roy Sheets and Mrs. Racine
Holmes both ri Salt Lake. were uhi
ted tln mam iage at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. O. E. Peters on, ,O1
Brackfoot, last Monday. Rev. W.R
Jewen performed the ceremony. Mr
aid Mrs. Sheets will make their fu
ture hume at Rigby, idaho.
If one of the citizens who recently
purchased an automobile, had spen
a part of the money tor a little chaoI
, ode of Time, and applied 1t to- the out
bufldang In the rear of his lct, N
, wonId have made just es great hi
II with the populace. There is an ord
; france compelling people to connea
privies with the city sewer, but a
this MIN don't take a newspaper n
probably has uct been apprised' OF IL
fact.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
T. r. Jones Receives Appointment.

Governor Hawley has notified T.R.
Jones, that he is Ipp.dnted as dele
gate from this county to the good
roads convention to be held in Chi
Cage, commencing October 1st
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Furniture at Private Sale.

On Friday and Saturday, Septem-
ber 1st and 2nd, I will dispose OF my
furniture at private sale, at residence
two doors south of Cottage hotel.
House for rent after September /.
MRS. CHARLES o. BURKETT
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

There is for sale about twenty-five
tons OF ice fer sale. Call immedha tely
J. H. Early, receiver. ...-..-
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Notice..

Having purchased the Grove City
res s!aurant Of Wong Slim, taking pos
session September LIST, we will pay
all debts against said rest- mrant nn
september 9th at 200 D. IN. ALL
outstanding accounts are payable to
the new firm.
LOUIE FONG,
FRANK HONG
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

IN the Bible dl i S teach that Eter-
~ Torture is the fate OF all except
the saints. it should be preached yea,
,EnunldereH, weekly, daily, hourly. If
it dces net SO teach, the q ct should
he made known and the foul Itsain
dishu n1ing Gods holy name remov-
ed-Pasdor Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Dunn were grant
nd "a divorce in the district court
thlis week. MIR. DUNN will leave Black
foot, taking the management of the
Bannl,ck hkneel in Pocate1ao He is
Nme ut the best old scouts tanEt ever
lived, ainh the management of this
paper dfslikes to hear of his intended
departure.
We advieS the Protestant Christian
CaMmuniCnS Nt to be content with
Federation, but Ito ga ithe entire
! msth e. Union, dropping all their pc
ideas and acknowledging as Fellow
Christians and fellOw-members OF the
Body CT Christ, the Church, all who
acknowledge Jesus as their SavIcr,
their Redeemeer, and who turn from
the ways OF sin, nmd, to the best uf
: their ability walk i'm the p-th of right
eousness, and who, make full cons secra
tjon OF themselves to the LOrd-Ithes<
are md ever should be ONE in the
most abtdolute sense possible, both
now and beyond the veil-Pastor Rus
sell
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
LOUIE FONG,
FRANK HONG.


Mr.and Mrs.McOondId Thank FRIENDS.
Mr.. Emd Mrs. A. C. Mcdonald, whose
house was recently burned, wish to
sthamk all their friends, the Women
of Woodcraft, and Mrs. T. J. john
SON for the mamy kindnnsses rendered
the family, whfle suffering from the
| t0ss of their home
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

G. F.. Hansbnomgh went to Dubois
on business Thursday. ,.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

J. ]. Guheen rlnd wife spent Sunday
In Pacatello with friends
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
One of the Finest Restaurants.

Messrs. Nogues' & Lyons, proprie-
tors OF the Idaho Cafe, hive just re-
cantly made a vast Improvement in
their recently acquired eating house,
at the corner of Bridge ;,d Taylor
streets. The partition dividing the
Kitchen from tho dining room has
been moved farther tlu the rear, snd
a number of private booths have beer
added, making eight in ALL The fur
nishdngS' haWe been removed and new
equipment added I'M its entirety this
staurant ds cleaner, more commod-
ious and furnishes better service tn t..
amy in this part of Idah1.
N. e. Montgomery Goes East.
N. E. Montgomery leaves this week
for eastern Kansas, where he has
BEEN engaged by a Kansas City who,
sale furniture house to- close out an
entire SIT ck Of furniture at public
roucm. AS Rn evidence OF Mr. Monft-
omehy's ability in this line the firm
for whom he SELLS defrays all ex-
Jnsesl of the 1900 mile trip, AMID
pays a regular commission beside. Tha
the city has as one of it's residents
fbI WiAloC S''l NNCo are oaO lIuSIl
in dem Ind at such Icing distance, lis
.aditable to Blackfoot
Probate Court Proceedings.
Tie preliminary hes ring lin the
case Ef State Wis. lSilVenaS Gutke was
set for the 9Th of September, charge
selling Intoxicating liquor without I
license.
Case OF State VS.. Silvenas Gutke
for selling Intoxicating liquor to {
miner, no dIafinite date set.
The c. sc of Snake River Placer
Mining Crt, VS.. S. V. Clevenser tx
obtain possession OF house was con
tinued
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Work is Nearing Completion.
Another New Building.

D. H. Biethan is excavating for a
brick building ON Pacific street, ad-
joining the new Johnson building. The
building will be 25x110 feet and will
be occupied by one of the leading
business men eff the city.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

ScholV tablets at the Idaho bakery.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Attorney Beebe was called to Firth
on business trip Wednesday.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Charlie Haner and Wife are in the
city this week from Salt Lake,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

L. d. Wilson, the veteran potato
raiser, has forty acres CT potstos i'm
this year, and expects to contu'@ct the
entire crop this week.
Mrs. I. H. Alfred was operated ON
trie and Davis and at List report the
patient was doi.g nicely under the
conditions.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Miss Lillie DIPPED returned this
week from Salt Lake, and will spend
a few days with her parents here.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Arrested for Rape.

Arrested TOR Rape.
years old, were criminally assaulted
by Mike Tuz, Pol-mder, hast week.
I'M view pf the fact that insufficient
evidence had been gathered the man
wi Is met put under arrest until Fri
day. The case was continued until
September 10.
Episcopal Church Service.
Evening prayer will be held at the
Episoop-l church Sunday evening,
September Sd, at 500 O'Clock.
Rt. Rev. James B. Funsten will
preach and administer the rite of
continuation.
An persons are cordially invited to
attend
Archdeac dnl H. Stoy.
Removing the Fish From River.
Deputy Game Warden Bradley went
to Powell Saturday to assist iln re-
moving the trout from the holes in
the Lost River. The water is sink
ing in the river, emily the holes in the
bed, ..avjng sunticie mt water to keep
fish alive, Emd these are drying up
rapidly. The fish viii be taken to a
point above the dam beyo-d Mckay.
| Work is Nearing Completion.
The construction work d the Uni
ted 'Suztes government on the Fort
Hall irrightion project is nearing com
pletlcm and C. F. Hauke, General Clan
vile and Agent Estep of the reserva-
ton, ere spending the week inspect
ing the work This project Is one
Of the finest of the many the govern
ment have completed in the west.
Another New Building.
D. H. Biethan is excavating for
brick building ON Pacific street, ad
joining the NEW Johnson building. The
building will be 25x110 feet and wi
be occupied by one bf the leadin;
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Mrs. Josie Bird of Cinciml ati Ohio,
is the guest of her uncle, ]. S. Walt
SON.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

f. B. Butler and wife welcomed a
baby girl to their home last Sunday
11lkon,Ylfilll
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-06


seftlees N ~ Aitsss Ohstel ~
copsll Sunday NJ fg0 .. ma ffes
nias ffsgef and sefmsn
nrv. ions cnirstv, ilector.
The rhsnsc IN lhe achedsls N the
fascseouis Noftbgfn fsllfosd. ensos
tlve last SUNDAY mofhlps. IA more IA.
vofsble ~ tte merchants NJ This city
than sns uthef pJihf m fie sputh end
of she llnc, espcel'iiy tho saturday
afternoon tfsin
The bpsfd of mayor and aldermen
90 TUESDAY night repealed the eUow
ordinance" which raised a storm NJ
opposition. This ordinance was adopt.
cd some time ago and IL alleged ~
have worked % hardship 90 certain
people Of the town, hence Its repeal
Information reached here wedoes.
day from saucicr, Miss., that little
Bernie McInnis, daughter of Mr.. ANA
Mrs N. N. McinnIs, former residents
OF this city, died there Wednesday
morning. The body was brought back
here for intermcnt, the funeral oc.
curing on Thursday.
The result Of the special primary
election Ia beat No. I for member NJ
the board OF supervisors 10 succeed
the late NJ. J. Marble, who died fol.
lowing his nomination IN the recent
regular primaries, according 10 report
made ln thfs city, shows Tho nomina.
tion Of w j. johnson over both his
opponents, A. w Tanner aud J, e. Ely.
IL Is probable, from reports, that a
contest may be died over this primary
election.
y party OF homcstcadcrs, number.
lng some twenty-five or thirty rc.
sldin. 10 the vicinity of Helena, Miss,
this county, who have been uneasy
concerning their land titles which
were attacked by some alleged sland
sharks" recently, are reported to have
been informed this week BY the gov
ernment that their titles are good and
sound. Considerable uncasiness has
been felt by these homcsteadcrs who
are now rejplcinR over the decision III
In their favor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-06
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Town OF tsst Side Proposes 10
Issue Ne IIfst Sends fef
This Purpose.

Fact side. Nils. tIct 1 The hosfa
N msym and slasfmsn. IN fessisl
session lsst nisht TOOK 20 tho mslsei
~ sn adequate school building rem
tfsllg locstrd ~ The pupils N thl.
cl't, the building b. be m readiness
iof The opening u tho schools nest
year The schools opened thls session
ON Monday morning with Mfs faul
fendlne In charge. The enrolment
thc nfst morning IA given ~ twenty
sls pupils, which number ia expected
10 materially inefease with tho change
10 the weather
The aldefmanIc body proposes 10
Issue bonds ~ the amount of about
5000. The present lot and building
VII either be sold of rented and The
money turned Into tho school fund.
A lot more centrally located will BE-
purchased and an adequate building
erected. The realty assessment OF
the town amounts tu about 400, 600,
with the personal assessment about
$4,000 additional. The town has 90
bonded indebtedness az present, and,
" Issued, the school bonds will he the
first bond Issue In the history Of the
Incorporation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-06

Mr. "A. Gray of Gulfport, wss in the city
Tueaday on business.
Mr. II. r. Russell Of Ocean Springs,
va in tho city Monday.
Mrs. John Clayton il visiting her pa
rents 10 Pensacola, Fla.
Hon. J. D. Minor, mayor Of Ocean
Springs,was : business visitor 10 the city
on Monday.
Dr.. Tom Kell and family rctnrned last
week from flve weeks visit 70 his old
home 10 North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Thompson and
family have removed from Biloxi 70
this city 70 make their future home.
Mr.. a. "A. Matthias, : prominent busi-
ness mAn Of jackson. VS. ia Tho city
during the week on business.
Hon. =. J. Bowers OF Gulfport, former
congressman from the district, Wa IN
tho city the nrst Of the week.
MI. Eugene Joanan, Sr., and MI. Eu.
gene Josnan, Jr., both Of Nsw Orleans,
returned 70 their homes the first Of the
wssk after weeks visit with Mr. ana
Mrs. 4. y. Cox on The sast beach.