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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24


he had nothing good to say OF the show
company, which ne alleged. had mot
been ION the square" at lion Moan
tain. in consequence Of which a mum
Der OF the concessonaries had been put
in Jail. After the meeting the deputy
warden declared that he would nave
the whole "show outfit in Jail before
night, for having accused him OF graft
ing and Of having accepted hush money
! from them.
"Colonel Buchanan and his agent
give version of the Iron Mountain
trouble, that, 81 t-ue, has AN ugly look.
They declare that shortly after the
show arrived in Iron Mountain twelve
of their men were put under arrest by
the deputy warden, who was acting a.
a special policeman. and Mr. LarKin,
OF the Oliver Mining company s polic'
force. Upon the show men asking
officers what was the matter. they al
lege that the deputy warden and Lar
kin told them that they would have D
come across with $50 II they want
ed 10 show in that city The licens
had already been paid, but. in order &
avoid further trouble, the shown 81
assert that they paid over the money /
the deputy warden in an Iron Noun
, tain saloon
n After thai the show men state this
Andrews aud Larkin were very frienC
~ 70 them and even went to Crysti
Falls to say good word for the show
. which played there last Saturday A
:. Crystal Falls. Colonel Buchanan r,
= ceived the lettr from Mayor Jacob
informing him that the show could ~
!, come to Marquette The substance
!, this letter was disclosed 10 the depu
=. warden and Larkin, say the showme
aud the Iron Mountain officers yolu
- teered TO come 10 Marquette last So
- day to fix things up here Colon
- Buchanan says that he agreed 10 p
their expenses and $50 besides. II Oh
y, would do this
"a Last Monday, Mr. Andrews, of /
I. circus arrived ia the city, and, as
oo generally known, convinced May
Jacobs that the show was all rig
Mr.. Andrews learned that the Ii
Mountain men had not been here 81
= day, but in the middle Of the aft
,n5 noon, he says, he met Deputy Ware
~ Andrews on the street. The L
Mountain man said that he had n
sed the train and fer that reason
not arrived before, However,
Tess Andrews says, the deputy warden a
the ed him for 500 for coming to N
last quette, even though the trouble /
nan had been ironed out before his arri'
'ue' Andrews, the Snowman, told
OK drews. OF Iron Mountain, that he &C
not pay this sum without consult
Mr.. Buchanan. he relates, and the
putty warden replied. according 10 h
for that IL he did not pay that money
Iner show would never exhibit in Marq
,on- te and Ishpeming. Mr.. Andrews
and that he and Colonel Buchanan deci
Ing. to pay no attention TO this allie
threat OF the Iron Mountain man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24
NTHE 4
CHURCHES
4 o--~~~~"'->AS IN
G4gfIsl gasEIf&}Ei5I|
St. Marks Church

Rev. Harold Jenkin. Rector.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Rogers, Sunday School
Superintendent
Second Sunday after Trinity, June
25th, 1911.
Holy Communion $500
Morning Prayer and Sermon l0;30
Sunday School III 40
Evening Prayer and Sermon 7;SO
tSubject. mission of John the
Baptist,
Services at Armenia location 80
You will receive cordial welcome
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24
roLEY.s KIDNEY REMEpY.

Il particularly recommended for
chronic cases OF kidney and BLADDER
trouble. II tends to regulate and con
troll the kidney and bladder action and
is healing. strengthening and oracing.
Rezin's Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24

our friends in the base ball business
at Marquette are getting taste Of the
same dish Crystal Falls ate out Of last
year. With high priced team, man
Tor man as good as any in the league,
they have won but one game out OF
eight.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24
COLORADO, UTAH AND CALIFOR
MA

Special low round trip rates durinl
June. July, August and September
Luxuriously equipped fast trains
Choice of routes. Liberal stop-0yer
and return limits. Rates and dates o.
application to ticket agents, The Mort
Western Line
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-06-24

Sick headaches result fro nj disorder
ed condition of the stomach, ana can be
cured by the use Of Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets. Try It,
For sale by Sam Bridges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
Santa Fe RaillUay
Makes Important
Center Here
O'onrnU, uom raso Nlnol

Oouuuu. lrum ray, NncD
.J 40 NhuW,rw, .s the store dc
pWu..ul This department docs 70
monthly business thar averages Slio.-
600. uri 'Iis, too. ot prices obtained
ouly UE Halus u lars, quantities.
tn, Stone Department ncrupics a
strip u' 4ru.ud ururs SOC feet long
ana about ." te'J Wide located iust
inside thr east fence ot The big santa
w. PLAN, % employs 90 mon. iuciud-
us an office tor.. oi eight. and il is
safe 10 SAY chat 300 other industry in
lr near an. Gus handles $50 large AN
dlu"lnt uf material with So few men.
The sturcnousc proper hes situated
n the center of the strip mentioned
aud D. 5n hy 100 feet lu 10 and on
ih platforms urToundug Il u The
OBI, house ana on the ground al ia,
ends of the platforms there ar, nov
1000 worth OF material. some
..nua.turcd here ana some bgough,
|.W Tat.Ea AND other storage
points, 10 H th, largest division store
..urtm,nt nu th, system
II. stnryhuu-. ia lined with bins
s.. shelves and divided by long rouu-
Pei Win bins underneath Alonp ts
tiNt i'n ls I"Iirrs' st"t'd
'I''- Hhd boz boxes, AN so neatly
Keep 'H' il''f space ANA run"
'''' 'I inc lnr' are repre-
'I f''""' "'Il'l's in CONF
H ....'"' TOY repairs ana Ter man
'r N'II as ihc ''iSlflnu-
l" Nh''A are TOT use. surh
az "'.' PAINT ana oih"l simi-
lar
"'r' mas several io"Ws
ulf. N''u"h Tools naIh'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

pushed io rhc front and at t1lc io
fufu fh uH extensive technical
trImu. u lorcsiry as is needed. g., ~
r0lrt I4 being made tp Au1ri mcm-
u.r. oI the ranger fur.. opportunity
OBJ add Go their practical experience
La thorough arquou'ouOs with tho
I.ms and tho m.st uui1,ru methods
NJ s.lcntifr forestry.
zach forrest rlu ger BIAS from threa
Co fcur townships Co.peo Is 100000
lrroD GO protect aud administer
Each fr .O super. i.or has aoout one
million across Erety fnrest officer.
hieb an1 bow. Is appointed under CIV
20 s.... regulations
TH. national forests nrc vast play
ground visited bv mpr Jnd NOR" pco-
u t.u summon Visitors aud camp
,f Hr. welcomed to-. csly require
r.rf e care with rnmp fires. care In
budding them care in not leaving
t..m m.Ntluau he'd Recognizing
tH. r.cr,8tiyr ealuc of The national
Forests. tho forest service is ros' 'ck
Wg 100 streams with trout and rthcr
ue fish, Tho majority Of forest
ru rs are also deputy game ward
su.
Thus in oyrry phase Of 80 work 'ho
forrest service emphasizes the sact that
Oh. national forests 1rr fnr he use
u. 4' jho people for al time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

Th practice 81 federal forestry w
Sow M.N' had Its beginning 100 the
creation .n lN'N by presidential pro-
rtmpuou of thr Pecos River Forest
Reserve
The .r'Niiou ~ thc Arst Now Mex.
'0" ..s.rt, Nus soon followed hv the
hi-hm.nl uf other res rcs locnt-
90 Hn 10, Weh watershed areas Of tho
E".tr mountains vhcrt preservation
"i il. forest cover was considered
m' Important as a prot, .uuu 90 the
h..uNst"fs nt streams. as prcycuta.
tF0 1f soil washing on stcop Slopes
t.l.h at has boon 500 disastrous In tho
Nru. provinces Of Franco. aud az
% nAre' ~ the future states lumber
comply so lrp, areas 90 nericul-
tfrN land were reserved bur as the
n.WnH ana total AREA of these tim
".r resolves grew. 90 Va, Inevitable
f.'i "a small acreage of grassy noun
ta.u parks ~ fertile. narrow creek
bottoms should Poo included
Finally Ga, extent or such land
hWas 0rrculurh pos- .huiucs CALL
90 f'r some legitimate way ~ open-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

lance with the desire or the forcstora
To- leave standing ufter thc logging
at least onc-third or tho original for.
"st. and IL was carly found u,. aap
TO require ia all sale contracts that
only thosc trees blazcd by IL forest Of
iiccr should De- cut down
Since tho establishment .f the ma
uoual forests In Sew Mexico tlr all
vance made iu the methods of lum-
boring has shown marked pruerrss
Formerly ~ almost ail logging ppor-
atoms the forests were culcd OF the
ef"am ~ their material. Enormous
amounts ot Timber were wasted Iu
hlsh cut stumps and In unused tops
"i tiors The ground in tho forests
WoH l'it covered with ulIamm1blc
sl"th' Nhirh rarely rotted before 10
FURNISHED t"od for flames which scar
ed 10" ground, oudangering the liNoe
ana property or miners ara prospcr-
tors ana Tho existence of whair towns.
iorcst Experiment stations.
The desire Go have more cVacr
knowledge ~ how 500 trent tho yarv-
ing forest conditions found ln the tcf.
ritory has led 90 Tho establishment or
the Fort valley exp ruoeut station
near Flagstaff. Arizona. Nih suh.sta
lions at Fort Bayard Sow N,vi.o.
ou the Gila forest aud GH|UrIs .u t..
Pccns forest ~ .s Intended .. .-iIl.
Nrh iu time other tNpcrIms ...I sr.l
Nhar" ihc mos, typical condition. .f
iuD different forest rDgious of '.. ..
tur, state can hn carefully studded .ud
s,IDutiu. data can hc collected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

IN, r,silia OF small ufs t.nd
Oh Indicate that the ..I nsut
0ID probably prove proc
DD-. uf direct suWiuf do ID-
uud.d AREAS.
Good results have Boom cob.
'UlDd u a limited cases
Iud o.. Or s,ut nov .ufs rrt
boxing conducted on - .ts fog
..u1mluug tho % ...l0ub.g
n.U1d of rrfoycs'ati . direct
..u.ns of seed Ever uI GONE
o.fNu ou our mounta ae cone
.u.r.1 aHd the pla .... ~
p..U uts is outlined .II slut-
u advance, $50 that Hur or
it, t.l.. th. forest M know
ju-t what .ln bc don' u ... way of
ariuuiu railr. station
iu connection with ... H.uts iu
groWmr timber and r''. aug nom
Imh,r.d areas. the w .' Ihc for
csc service would bo r,t, DO %
did u't makc study J... the
STRENGTH and the eniu.... 1f tho
various tuds ~ wood. I. work Be-
10y thoroughly ~ l nature
T..i. are being mad .t ..f.phou,
r'Io ANA 0t round min 'WD,rs m,
'0'spuor. poles are placed u huge
testing mA.h hines 90 fr.| t1a stress
aiH br applied al SOM. rlriitulni
rn.ut NH.r. strength ..r Co Dol
I..u..I .u ,tr}y day .. For me.
.f Ni. pn'. ls supp tito ur
"ud t .0e butte Tho eI.e On,
'..natI characterised. 5000 r,...tIue
.'..r .f th. pole az t.. um Nu.
.H usually the nr |ut Yf au-
Wine Timbcr- 1horoughb Tested.
't uiin. fiu.'. f.. r.rr"
~ $40 Chat tho '.l. applied
~. Hm, manner d. U.d.r artuII
,'uiiuons - l,.. tests
.0... Eud. and eile ut tmuoi
rely TO D., Y..l as min,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
Ncw Mexico's Resources
Are Being Propogated

rhe Mexico comprise ana area OF IT,.
'lul&5 rough
the the
waters OF the Pcoos river was created in 1885.
Tho national by
WonEh Us district Offices in Abuquctqu
of forest supervisor he rangers ana
'"' Eaa'dr The supervisors hcadaunrtts follows
Forest Headquarters
Alamo Cloudcrof,,
Chnfo1hua Portal, Arzonn.
bit Mag1ulcna.
ty,
J'm'z santa Fc
I"n'oh
New .xir
P"os Cuulce. 81
NcN \.
N the of tho
of tho designed
20 nutr ts
IT extended t,s home.
ve.d HN silently modified to u, national
national does mining n M.
rho I. % and GA, future II i.
{ s t, no. 81 CONNER
pruiurti,itv
of tnb,r
I fur
10000 how concerned
ou tine forests cattle sheen ana horses
"hDA DO
oaula. horses
aud 2l hogs
al power
canals. r.scr-
Volts tlsphou, lines welcomed.
fo 90 mh ~
th Zoo Vh.t
Oh, forests located It ana
OF So" Mexico la this mann'' S2Si2e lstc
Tho apply Co Tho
district forester Nbuquerque 49,
" w further information regulations governing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
SOUTHWESTERN BEEwEHN.

Milwaukee has hcr schultz, -
Louis has her EudWrisor ana L'iups.
bat Albuquerque has hor ",iloricin'
Glorirta aud otusr brands ct beer are
manufactured m large quantities h}
tho southwestern Brewery and lrr
company. which has an extensive
plant iu Albuquerque. adjoining tno
santa Fc tracks and Fruit avenue.
Tn brewery has spcnt thousands ~
dollars during tine past twa wears. in
stalme new equipment and improved
tho various products.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21


'"un''r juN "N '.' ''
'n'l p"t'"
ana u" ' 'l''
me S'ot' q" N'.." 81
'h''' 'h'
The Issue f duI.f scout tr
from the si' fN tnr ufu.r H'
the d"pai 'Hy WHu "i'...
building. DI.u artl.I.
priced auH .I.r .mr-.d utpust
the cngiu ,rtm.ut 'or NI Do
IT was n. ..N isu.d
The .'.. .HN Uor tnH p..r'ne 's
guided U' 't hurr rr..'
BOOB uIuut il' ."i'F Vi
inti"nt Wu.'u handled. A'd
the Il ..'Ie posts ih.m int"
dist u'N.
IT. .tu,"tt. 'Hut H'"Int
~ "'' "u 800 Ifu'''. m' ''
iouh' @ 'no "h'I" system 40 ''
| c"u'd remarkably 1Wp." f
| Tact H.ltt'n tt Nt tH' HuIt 4
an ' ..'''uN. method ni h"udi'"t
sioi .." "u HuE t'r"1d lH'
! N'N' u'N- 'tr N'rt in Nhi'h ~
di..u inventory hN actual '"nn' ''i
W.Ni1 approximate inN'hl"i''' a.
/ N.n' 'nd b. only needs tinnDr ''
/ lH" .ttI'Fu" ana hh'thrr "i l.
si'.h ."oh o. SHOW h'" many OF
Hn 'ur thiuE are "n h'nd. $50 ulf'
N1n work. Dos n'suu "n any 'ihH -
INi.e large hnmh'r "l eN''l" Ai
u.' DO ."n ffhdil' '' '-''' '''I''' ID
'h, etot'n"u.' contains suIIi''ru'
number oi thot hr' l'
d ~utf"Nndlu- 100" ti'''h'HH' 'h'
/ platforms HI. pi'Dd with huudi d- ''
I.HNN ituu ARTICLES NH'h "- l'' 'h'hh
rus.. CASTINGS aud Wt""AHi 'hsiH'
parts too large ~ 10" nca'' Tor "h'
] lur Co carry away WIN MINI 1907
forage oi these thinfF "ui-iN' p''
vents providing On" St"r'h"u-' 'hd
It Tho saW" Tune does NOT H'l'i.'i'
With tH,ir safety
AL tools not made ia the SHOPS are
I handled by tho store dopattnrhl
Lanterns. ilagS. iusccs, GILL; waste ana
di thc thousand and 'n' thinss re-
lhlf'd i"I the 'N'' f""N i""'''N"
the trains are issued Dog II. ANA ga
The tm" the st"rckerrcr hh"Ws J''H'
how MANY OF each aru'lr are "'
hand ana lust when to order more
/ Il s aimed tu keep three months SUP
plies of all sorts on hand, but s"rl'
times the amount runs over mat lh'
-. g H|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
NLBvQ,EHQUE rot NDHV.

Tho Albuquerque Foundry and Ma
ehu Works plant is located ON Oh.
,Fet eidr OF the santa cF railroad
traehs near John street ana Eas.
I.u avenue. The plant b. fully equip.
u.d go repair everything from Doe
connective 90 a stove goat" and Doe.
largo business for mining and ig-
dusuM companies throughout th,
southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

ue t.W far settlement ana the arr-
yaUuru development for which they
v,f. best iitod The conditions ~
80. N.t CO., Jane %. 1905, satisfied this
d wUG and provided ior careful
examination of $500 Withdrawn areas,
on uf.I applicant might Il sire TO-
"hum. toad Thp United states
uuuR nNe har, 1iNays applied TO
nHI'aI forests t- Nai a- O. hands
outside. uud '., a.. .iorment aud ,N
piaiul|au ot ho mineral resources of
tU mtlulI forests has been contiu-
u.ls
fI. Forests 1ro or peculiar Import
au tu Now Mexico from tne tnud-
lnHt 'f Iumnrr supply WIN ana an-
uu. timber consumption u the finite
rd states of approx matrly thrrn
uuI. t1C amount Which b. CROWN.
300 Hur forests. ana with q total tim
N.i supply already So reduced that
b. estimated by experts TO last only
tItE ur thlrty-nNc years longer. tho
ilu, 's not far distant when the great
Timber areas OF the country at large
WlN b.. cat over aud while They will
doubtless Dee cat again. the OUTPUT
1854 3D.. go reduced that they viii not
lt U' 90 supply the rest Of the coun
try uu my such scale as they do at
present ana each region win bo In.
,r.1. ng.y dependent upon It's own loo
'u, forests for its timber and lumber
supplies
Tho fnr.sts of New Mexico cover an
oEiomJto uel, aud contain many at
iIn.tiy. numbering propositions but
~ ..prcially necessary that this future
ap. gitr attention, while there is still
um', 90 th proper managcmc II ~
tn Forests Within .ts borders in order
rnat the production 81 timber may be
increased IA future years, rather than
diminished
~ Tho inst forest Res yves Wtr" gee
Tardcd merely as arr1t ~ land ser
apart for tho prevention 81 dcprcda-
uons upon their iuore1srual valuable
timber supplies. aud na'urN'v tie ed
nInistration OF these specially with
drawn areas was continued IN the de-
pnrtmcnt of the interior. in time.
however. the object Of thpsa Ia charge
of thc reserves underwear . chang"
Watersheds covered with forests we're
not considered nure siorehouses ~
valuable material To be Npprl al
some future date drnntG ~ their
cuutcnts. aud never rcpicniaIod, For
csi growth was TO be u2nsiderel ~ a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

plantations. Tho forest nurseries u
Now Mexico are located ~ Gallnas
ON the pocos forest and at Font Bag
ara ON the ella forest
The nigh price OF labor, however
makes The cost of planting excessive.
nnd q method of rcroreslatiou sll-
gently sought that viii be lcss costly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

ana as muH. of thom as possible qt.
Sew 80 uen only fow yoarp
aud . not boz long before tho
ago al| u Hs forest schools were nl
tho cas. na only eastern trained m,r
Ntro as nIHn.e Tor many ot the forest
ner,ipr POSITIONS in thls terr.tar.
SOW, .h1Nocr western schoois ha. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

lems of managing sales So that the
mature trees may Doe cut aud a sum
clont amount OF timher lac loft tu al
ford a, all times protection 60 soil
and streams. Tne constant demand
al purchasers for the maximum
amount of timber that can be spared
from a given area Is always az war;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

f,.L. If upl,rin,. Ius.c,s ANA .f 49,.
.,
'"''"- "''"i'' 7'''''' N''"'' .''.'
s'td ur'r after cutting or lH" WN-
iur, u,r.uautabIe timber
0u. of t,. most ,,nuor,sr, ru.. OBJ
IN ''e u'''h"' forests OF New M'N..'
ls the construction ui permanent. .W-
proy,mouls. SUCH as roads qul trails
through th. mountain t..,un.u.
lines connecting Iupar,.rt poIrt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-01-27

Austin Rosebrook returned home
Monday evening from visit with
his sons at Portland.
Landlord Cusack returned Friday
evening from attending the trial Of
DR.. North, the dentist, which was
held at Portland. DR.. North was
found guilty of sending obscene let
ters through the mail, and was SEN
fenced to ninety days in the Multi
nomah county jail.
Judge Gardner and Commissioner
Thompson returned Friday even
ing from Portland, where they at
tended the annual meeting of the
Oregon County Courts and the meet
ing of the Oregon Good Roads Asso-
citation. They report much good
work accomplished at both these
meetings.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-01-27
WaIdport.

Some nice weather after the big
storm.
Henry Simmons has gone to the
Willamette Valley.
Mr.. Bella Wright of Cottage Grove
has been looking at land around
Waldport.
A Band concert was given at
Kent's hall the evening of the 18th.
The upper Alsea country expert
enced a little high water last week.
Communication with Toledo by
phone was re-established Monday
afternoon.
G. R. Evens has gone to the Up.
Per Alsea where he will build cou-
pie OF scows TO carry down supply
of wheat and oats.
Several people of Waldport were
surprised to find themselves listed
as capitalists" in the new jury list.
DIR. Adams Of Newport has been
with us again the past week and has
had all the work he could attend to.
The Whist Club met the evening
Of the 18th Miss Celia Martinsen
and Mr.. Niles Siegel succeeded in
carrying off the prizes.
J. H. Glines and wife left Mon
day on the Condor. They will go
to Portland where Mrs. Glines, who
has been sick for several months,
Will be placed in the care of spe-
cialist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-01-27

r. H. Horning returned Friday
evening from a visit to Southern Or
egon points.
A marriage license was issued to
Lloyd earns and Matte Roe, of AL
sea, Oregon.
NV Prices on -four and feed are
the lowest. No. l Hardwheat flour
81. 40 per sack. r. S. Van Cleve.
S. +. Cook was in tho city the
first of the week transacting busi-
ness. He returned to his home on
Big Elk Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mahoney,
who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Anon Jacobson the past
week, returned Saturday morning
to their home at Hoquiam, WASH
ington.
At the meeting of the Toledo De-
velopment League last Tuesday ev-
ewing the following officers were ell
ected for the ensuing year: presi-
dent, Joseph Swearingen; vice-pres-
ident, T. J. Christopher; End vice
pres, Arthur Nye; secretary, c. b.
Crosno; treasurer, w. G. Cope
land; executive committee, J. F..
Stewart, J. G. Plank and Z. j.
Avery. This last named committee
was instructed to assist the commit
tee previously appointed, in the
raising Of the advertising fund.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-01-27
Otis.

Our vicinity was visited by snow
storm the 9th and 10 of this month.
The temperature went down to 16
degrees above zero. Rather cold
for This locality. Have not heard of
any damage from frost or otherwise.
Some coasting was INDUCED in.
All the neigbborhood sympathize
with Mr.. J. A. Vests family in
the loss of their new house, which
was burned short time ago. 1t
was total loss, there being no in
surance on it. 1t was burned at
night. No one knows how the fire
started. If it was the work of van
dals we should like to see them
brought to justice.
Otis school district as yet has no
school teacher employed. B. E.
Oviatt is teaching in the District
south of US.
Miss Lola West has gone to Moro
to spend the winter.
Miss Nellie Nixon did not return
to school this year. She decided to
stay at home, on account of hel
mothers poor health.
Mr.. I. L. Nixon is teaching
school on Drift Creek.
Prof. A. N. Lowe, who is teach
ing school at Waldport, spent the
holidays at home with his family.
Mrs. A. N. Lowe had narrow
escape from drowning a short time
ago. She was walking on the beach,
when one of those treacherous big
waves rolled in, struck and knocked
her down, completely covered her,
and rolled on up the bank, the re-
ceeding wave rolled driftwood down
and Mrs. Lowe was able to grasp a
small log that rolled against her,
and in that way she got onto her
feet, pulled herself over the log and
waded out. She says, she was not
able to do a thing till she got hold
of the log. The water seemed such
a weight and had it been a large log
washed against her, she would have
been carried out any way.
C. S. Parmele and family are
spending the winter in the valley.