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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-08-29

Summer days are growing old, the
harvest fields have borne their gold
autumn at us comes and stares, the
papers talk of tics and fairs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-08-29
Chapter Meeting

Mineral Point Chapter, No. 7, o. +.
S. viii hold its regular meeting on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 4th. Let
there be a full attendance Of the
members.
E. NJ. BISHOP, Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-08-29

Everything that you need for such work except stone
and hardware, YOU find yards The ceanest kind
Of thoroughly seasoned lumber Of the very best quality and
any quantity that you need from few boards full bill
for house or barn.
Now that your harvesting is done do as your neghbors
are doing. Drive in and get your material and get your
building done before cold weather
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
HARRISON /. TALEOrT.

HmrSon I. ia.SGtt was born Dec.
I7th, 1890, IN Gr,nt county, Wis.
, HE cane to M:,Soarj +, 1858 and re-
mained unt:i tue beginning of our
CIVIL war At winch TINE he went back
T. Wisconsin and ctli,ted in COM
pany |, tcntI regiment Wisconsin
! infantry, and participated in the bat
ties OF Bowi,nS Green Hoovers Gap,
, and CLjIklirauG,, and was taken
prisoner ~ tie second days fight
ard was Immediately taken to Libby
prison and W., transferred 10 various
Prisons. until Ilar the close OF the
lwaT. and was finally rAroled and
s,nt to Aihe"s Landing, where he
was again Joined to the Union army.
After about six weeks he was dis
charged April 18Th, 1865, and re-
turned to his hone in Wisconsin.
He was married to Miss Helen
Brooks April aist, 1867. To this
unicn there were born six children,
three OF which are now living, S. B.
Talbot. now living in Versailles, Mrs.
Fua Wilson, at Proctor, and Harry
Talbot, in The state OF california.
In the loss Of Tip Talbot, the wife
has lost devoted hu;hand, the chill
dren an affcctiNna'c AID indulgent
parent. the community a neighbor,
! in lis broadcast sense. honest, honor
able, truthful and abourirg in char
| ity. He was on" of OIr mos, active
business men. and viii he miss i, not
only icy his iamily. but hy his host Of
| friends. who are numbc-' q by his aC-
qnair'aHccs. Who WI. Ill Tip Tai
bolts place?
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
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wrote to our paper he:c' represents
the scntlmen, OF the best S'o".r peo-
nv. We dom, b,l!.ve 50, because
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stove, Of any 9th r pAN 'he couh-
Try. Questions may now and then come
nm on which one locality NAV dis
agree with some other part OF inc
cOun'sy. laese questions are matters
Il orcnions OF which r,c,y one votes
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

G.. G.. kinloch, brother of the
editor, conductor on the Frisco Ry.
at Sapulpa, Okla, and delegate OF
the Trainmcn Union, to a meeting
held a, Springfield last week and the
week before to arrange with the Cen
cral Mandser OF the Frisco for a new
schedule between the Railroad man
agemcnt and train hands, having an
ntermission OF three days. came over
.t,t Saturday week ago on a short
visit, returning to Springfield Sunday.
He came in a bad tine 10 see our
city, A. everything WAS covered wit
,nOw, bat eyea on SO short a viS.,
and uNder such nniayurablc circum.
stances he Was COnN Inctd that Yer
salllcs was @. X.
Old winter has ccit,jn'y given
every body that ur.d telling ,hI,
time.
Miss Spring is realy rot due her,
until the 2l,t, and, As, according Il
the X. &. Star, she got b, Il fal
while on her way to that port il /, no
likely she viii reach here abe III o
time, but Oh Lord. won't sIe bt
be siven the glad h; nd.
The Millinery BaAar is prepared II
| I'll orders Tor rev hats from this dat
On. 1t you want new spring ha
; don't tail to visit the Bazar, tor W
have rare borSain~.
Mis- n. T.. M)uNrS.
. Has made 10 orier. II uill N+r
work guaranteed a Mr.. J. W. Bole
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
Preaching.

Rev. F. T.. Hamlin, of the ChnrC h
of God, (now serving a & Cd church
in Iowa) will be able 10 preach at
the Presby erian church Thur.day
and Friday evenings at 7:30 this
week. Few. tlanln is we'll known
in Morgan c unity, being rails ID here,
and many of his friends will be glad
to hear him speak. He will pre- ch
at Antioch church Saba h II ornine
at 1i:0O O'Clock. iverl bo iy cor.
daily invited. Rene mber dates.
|. OssMAR.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

We are glad to report that Cashier
VIII IL. Strpl ems is much impoved
and viii Trobably be ready Tor busi-
pess again soon,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
Big Airdome for Versailles

The manager OF The Royal + eatre
will erect a big comodious ai,dome
for the entertainment of their many
patrons this sumner. 1t is little
early IN the season 20 work up much
enthusiasm over N open air enter
,ainment, but it will not be great
while until the warn nights viii be
here. and by the time Mr.. Dresie
completes his plans and gets his air
dome completed. the pubic viii be
ready Tor il.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
Announcer ent.

desire 20 Announce that ! vii
have an o; raing OF up-to-da'c and
complete stock OF millinery goods I
Barnett. Missouri, March 25tl .
Stylish and sensible goods at popul I
prices. Your patronage will he az
.precia,ed.
MRs. MAMIE WIEnLFR.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

Mrs. B. G. Chles, of Ilakin, Tex,
who has been visiting relati, es and
friends in Versailles. return ed Tues.
day to the sunny south. -
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

Mr.. Arthur 3 cr>ach, son oi Mr. and
Mrs. {. ". !,,cCsach, Of this city is at
h inc on slorl visit. Agthur was
formerly e.np!o!cd by a large power
plant at Provo, Utah, Du, tor the past
ipur years has been a student at Cor
neil University a, Ithaca, N. Y; He
has again ,ccep'ed a position VITA
his iormer employers and we predict
a splendid and useful future for MIN.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

DR.. Griffin and family. of Kansas
& y, Mo-, are in Versailles ,isi ing
Mrs. Gri,.in's father and m ther. Mr..
and MIS-. viii l.. stephens.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.
TNC MILLINERY BAZaR
VII! have on display
Friday and Saturday.
March 20, 80.

a full Inc Of spring millinery, con-
sis,lng ti pattern hats. n)vers and
rl',honS of the very lala,. Cnlors,
sl,les ard designs.
We guarantee our work. Our
trimmer. Miss Hazel Nannat,a, no
las studied and trimmed in Chicago
and st. Louis, is capable OF filling the
demands Of the stylish and Mp ,o-date
people Of Versailles and Morgan
county.
Don't fail to visit US On opening
days. and to inspec, our goods be-
fore suppl! ing your wants.
MRS. n. f.. MOUNTS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-14

John ". Kirk, formerly in the fur
riiure business here, died at his
HON. in Fort Scott. Kansas. Tuesday.
March 12,h. 1912 MIR. Kirk was a
splendid christian gentleman, for
.wnom no apology was ever due. In
i,s death his many friends sustain 4
great loss. He will be long aud kind
!, remembered in this community.
Mrs. kitk S brother-in-law and sister
u-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Crcwson, left
iyr Fort Scott Tuesday to attend the
iLnrral.
At Mrs. NJ. +. Marriott's millinery
On March 20, 80, YOU will find
II It's for the medium, large rnl small.
H,tS fpr the short. taller and tail.
Hats :nal are cheap, pretty and nice :.
Hats 70 suit every one in price.
thahk NJ irienls for iavofs OF the
rrrt.
An.l wll sure'y Try to please you all
to the last.
] lnyite YOU all % give RE a call
/ know ycu vii Ike these hats, lhat's
All
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
DEVELOPMENT
ALPINE Wax PLANT
TO START SHORTLY
Operations to Start as Soon
as Machinery Is
Installed.

Alpine. Texas May Oscar PaCius.
general manager OF the Rio Grande
Wax company, has returned from d
trip north.
My principal object I'm going north.
said Mr. PaCius. was 20 arrange with
the factories now making crude wax
to refine their product. Three of the
largest factories have contracted to
send all their output to Alpine for re-
iiniugt We take the crude product and
refine II into our Rio wax, by the only
process known whereby the require
ments of the pure food and drugs act
are fully met
When do YOU expect the Alpine fac
tory TO begin operations he was
asked.
Within 10 days after the arrival OF
the boiler. which is now on the road
and has suffered the usual freight de-
LAYS. The buildings have all been
erected and nearly all of the necessary
machinery is now on the ground. The
tanks are in place and we are now
only waiting for the boiler to arrive.
There Will be no stopping for lack
Of material We already have more
than 1000 tons of candelilla. the wax
plant, cut and ready to come at once to
the factory. We have been given spe-
Clally favorable freight rates on the
southern Pacific. and immense Quauti-
ties of the weed will be shipped from
SandersOn, Marathon and other points
as well as come in by teams here in
Alpine direct. We are now sending ad-
diJlonal teams and men to SandersOn."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
A Physician
Cures His Wife
OF Consumption
With A Simple Home Treatment.
Book Fully Describing the Treat
ment Sent Absolutely Free
To Any Lung Sufferer.

d.. ". h KNIGHT Of East Saugus, Mass, writes:
Ny wife was down with Consumption, when I
ordered the Lloyd treatment. She was very weak
rom night sTeats, cough and IN fever1sh c0ncl-
ton / noticed a change for the better after ten
Gays treatmeut and from that time on up TO three
months when the cure was completed. The Lloyd
treatment kills the Tuborcle Bacillus in the blood
ana tissue, and is is the only remedy SO far dis,
covered that VIII do this II is preventive Is well
g 8 cure. It should be used by those who are run
GOWN or those who fear the approach Of Cousunlp-
.l23. IL can be trgthfully said that for the cure
ana prevention Of ption, 10 is the most Won
cerIul treatment Of the present age"
This IS only one Of hundreds Of letters received
ION physicians and others reporting cases Of con-
sumption and lung trouble restored to health IN all
sections Of the United States. We want to send
every lung sufferer absolutely free the startling
slaUeneuts Of Dr. VI H. kiester of DAYTON. Ohio,
~ Y. g.. Pinckard OF Kansas City. No, Dr. =. H.
" ara OF Troy, No., and many others who report re-
sLigs almost beyond belief, together with e val
,-.-S D9oE-eE On the cause prevention and treat
---- ~ q eonsuEnption and lung trouble.
n % are suffering from weakness. bioOd-spIt-
Ys' 1s-1--eQ sDuruul, night 6wsars, cEils, fever
-ss - leshs painful lungs, distressing cough,
IN ss5 D91y loss Of s5rengt -yrite today and
LLsel4 soa ABSOLUTELY FREE the sworn testi-
,y u many who, after suffering with just such
t--22s25SS1 ~ symptoms, now state chat they ARE
CLtL-DI Hlr1lg, able 10 work. without ache pain
.itlsyly - on praise, after EeT months Of
LIS s-Lli5 .I4o treatment send yoCr name ana
5-9Fsss 4lD-l. JUDD. g. LLOYD G36I Lloyd
BgildinEs St. Louis 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
InfIam8d Kidneys

Medical writer's declare II incuranlc
after the sixth month whether albu-
menOuS or not
The average man prefers TO think n
II as -kfdnev trouble and lets II go,
Iut the census shows this appalling
fact=out of 5000 deaths from Kidney
troubles the last census year over
ufne-tentis of them t7S.VONl took the
from called .sBrigh-'s Disease although
IL is quite probable that nIne-teuths Of
these mn TO the last moment thought
of ii as and called il kidney trouble
when as a matter OF iacJ the only pos
sible hope laid through SPECIFIC for
PriELt's Disease
There never was one unlll ulton
worked out his Renal emollient ttui-
tons Renal Compound
Since then inflammation OF the Kid
ncys whether albumenous or not or
whether called kidney trouble or
'Bright's Disease or whether six
months OF six years old commonly
yields.
If YOU have had kidney trouble over
six months no matter what YOU call
f. il is the only hope Efficiency 81
percent where patients do not wait
until bedridden. although some of them
recover Tt can be had in FL Paso from
Kelly & Pollard. wholesale and retail
agents.
We desire to hear from and advise
with patients not noting the usual i'm
rrOvement bv the third bottle. Lftera-
ture mailed free Write John J. FuI-
ton Co, $50 Battery ST. san Francisco
Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
SALES AND LEASES
AMOUNT TO $50. 2O7 81

Austin, Texas. May 3-Land sales
and leases for the month of April as
reported by the state Treasury denart-
nenL amounted TO $50, 2OT37, of which
amount soy, 1902 went TO the credit Of
the available funds and S527I6.45 TO tTe
permanent funds Following are the
details Of the figures.
PUBIC school, purchase. first nav
MenJs' permanent school fund. s564I s..
PUBIC &c scnooL open accounts. available.
S-e'o1o-ooi permanent, S4l.6II.2G Tni-
Eersliy lands. open accounts. available
9LU-- fz-ay- permanent, S45Sl.6O Deaf
ana oImo asylum. open accounts. avail
aDIe- SS9-4t; permanent. SS253 lima
nc asylum, apen accounts. available
s--y,a g. Blind asylum, open accounts
available. S61-33: permanent sf5 ~
'ofpnsn asylum, open accounts. av3fTa-
pc. 9L29.+8. permanent. SIS3.g6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
APPORTIONMENT OF THE MAY
SCHOOL. EL-ND ANNoI- \ CEn

partment of education has announced
an apportiOumeut of S+95.394 of the
available school fund for the month Of
May. This is per capita of 50 cents
based on q total scholastic population
of 9g1. 409 OF the amount thus ap-
pcrtiOned. the sum Of S316.43O goes to
the common school districts and Sis
9f4 TO the independent school districts
There is now only 80 cents per capita
Yet TO be apportiOned and when this
has been done. the total appropriation
OF $3.50 per capita viii have been
made and the state will have disbUTsed
or paid out total of S6.741.5S1 for this
scholastic year, known as 1911-1912
school year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
MANY LAND DEALS
MADE AT VALENTINE

Valentine. Texas. May 81 L. Hig-
gins. night Waterman for the g. H &
$ A, railroad. has sold a sectiO OF
land near town to Harry W. Shippert,
OF Dixon, Ill
G. Loo. of Minneapolis. MINI. has
purchased the billiard ranch, consisting
of - sections.
w ~ LOvett. Of Topeka. Kans-- has
sold four sections of land near Nalen-
tine 20 w T. Jones. Of TT. Davis
A. w. Price. Of Hollands valley, is
erecting a new windmill over his shall
low we'll Mr. Price has the shalLOWesI
water of anyone in the valley. His
well is only so feet deep and affords
an abundant water supply
T. u. LOuthian. Of Hollands valley, Is
shipping hay this week 10 various east
ern points
Gordon Price has returned from q
business trip TO Van Horn
John l. Means is In Dallas on busi-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Finley and lIr
and Mrs. Lester 6 Smith have returned
from LObO. where they went on a
business and pleasure trip.
Misses Nary and Lillian Smith are
visiting relatives in Maria
Miss Ruth LOuthian, of Hollands val
ley. Is the guest OF Mrs l. 5. Smith
Cook Moore has gone to Williams
Ariz. where he viii visit his son, Tom
Paul Moore also left for the same
point with a car Of horses
Gus Parker, of Marathon. who IS
hundred pounds. they are not inclined
is i'll with pneumonia
Miss Robertson of san Antonio who
IS here for a visit with her brother. L
Y. Robertson. who ranches near Wen
dell is suffering from an attack OF
measles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
Believes This Will "Cure
Lung Troubles"

Consumption is a disease which
should not be trifled with If the
trouble is present, don't waste time in
argument.
II q so-called cold has long per-
sisted; If a cough is present that keeps
ycu anxious. or any of the symptoms
exist such fever or night syveats
WeakneSs and loss OF appetite. and per
maps, some raising of mucus-do the
sensible thing.-take Eckman's Alter
at-Ne-as Mr. BeJtersworth did.
Bowling Green. Ky. r. No.
'Gentemen--In 1908. I had a severe
cough for six months. / tried an rba
medicine that my friends and doctors
recommended to me. but no results
came Tor the better. At last tried
your medicine In one weeks time
there was quite an Improvement in nv
condluon, and after Z had taken sev-
eral bottles I felt as well as ever in
my ne / viii gladly write persOnsIIy
10 any party wanting Information In
regard to your wonderful medicine
(Signed Affidavit
A c. BETTEESWORTrT
Eckman's Alternative is effac+iy-s -
Bronchitis, Asthma Hay Fever TF7--.,t
ana Lung Troubles. and in upbuiIdfrS
Jne system Does not contain poisODs
oplates or haoit-forming drugs. F0~
SAFE Dy Kelly q Pollard EnobIsucD
brug Co.. Peoples Drug Store. All
otner leadlng druggists. Ask for bO0l-
1et IelIlnS OF rccOveries and write ~
F-chlnan laboratory, PhtiadelDhfa D
Tor additional evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
OPEN NEW THEATER
WITH A BIG DANCE

Bowie. Ariz.. May ST T. Riggs,
who three years ago established a tel
ephOne line connecting Bowie with the
other towns in CoCElSe county has
completed an opera house in which
he gave a dance in celebration of the
opening night. A large crowd attended
from Bowie, while many from other
towns helped 20 pass a very enjoyable
evening. Music was furnished by II. G.
Kelsey and Fletcher PreWitt and later
refresh me1ts were served. The out OF
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Riggs Miss
Claudia Reed T.. stafford, Mr. and Mrs.
T. j. Quiilau all from their ranches
near Bowie; John @. Kerr and j. Kaiser
from the Marble Camp, and Miss O'COn-
ner, from Dragon.
The following attended the dance
from WILCOX Mrs G. T DOwnen,
Misses Eda Tramuel. Jessie Allen, LO-
rena Haefer, Mildred and Grace Down
en-, and Messrs. :. NJ Page, g. B. TillOJ-
son. NJ harrison. Ben Rotten and 5 W
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SheeIer. Of Nj
ami. passed through Bowie yesterday
en- route to their home in Reading.
Pa
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S
NJ Davis IS recovering from a severe
attack of pneumonia
a jolly party of young people Of
Bowie, accompanied by a Few older
ones. spent a day in the mountains,
composing the party Were Mrs r.
Gould Mrs. J.. ID. GitcheIl, Mrs. j. a.
Wheeler. Nelma and Clara Pulliam,
Miss Fiscel, Florence Bunch, Edna Met
calf. opal Wheeler, Ethel Gitcheu,
Claude, Ray and Wesley Wheeler, T.
d. sullivan. Elmer Williams and e.
Duggins.
Russell r. Heinrich has been given
the management of Riggs opera house
Mrs :. j. Han of StoUtland. No. is
visiting her daughter Mrs T. r. Davis
Mrs r. r. Hinduan. Mrs u. g. Kel-
sey., Mrs. w IT, Lawrence and Mrs. T.
s. sullivan visited Mrs. W J. Contra
man az her ranch, southwest of town.
The following day they visited at the
Gordon and Galloway ranches.
p b. Walker and his mother and lit
tie daughter who arrived lately. are
occupying the w Cd. Cochran house, on
the south side OF town.
Miss Dolly Bunch has arrived from
San Francisco and viii spend the sum-
mer with her mother. Mrs. W j. Con-
trauan-
u. o. Kline. immigration inspector,
who has been stationed at Bowie for
the past two years. has been trans
ferred 10 Laredo. Texas.
&. F. NoUl, q manufacturer from
Pennsylvania, visited his friends, DR..
and Mrs. Springer and Miss Fiscei. sew
eraI days and attended the dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
A NEW BUILDING
FOR MIAMI, ARIZ.

Miami. Ariz.. May 3.-The contract
has been awarded for the DespOt-
Wucich building. which IS TO be built
on Gibson street, and work viii be be
gun at once. This building viii be two
stories i'm height. Of reinforced con-
crete. The first floor viii contain two
stores. each 25N65 feet. The second
floor viii contain rooms with modern
plumbing The front win be Of plate
and ornamental glass and when COM
pleted il viii be one of the best build
iuEs i'm Miami
j. Fl. Davis and family. pioneers Of
the Miami district. but who have re-
sided in Ell PasO for the past few
months. have returned TO Miami and
MI Davis says that FL Paso is a great
place. but that he has returned to Nj
ami TO stay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
Trial !

Freel Allen OefD and Claude Allen.
two members of the desperate band Of
outlaws who participated in the muir
derous raid or the Hillsville. Va
courthouse several weeks agO and who
are on trial for their parts in the az
fair. at WhytesvIlle. Va Claude. a son
of Floyd, the leader Of the band Is ex-
pected TO receive q death sentence. as
Ii Is generally. believed that the prose-
cution viii endeavor to prove that II
was he who began the shooting which
resulted in the killing Of five persons
and the wOunding OF dozen others
The right hand picture is that or
Sidna Edwards, one o. the leaders Of
the gang, who, IL is expected. viii re-
ceive heavy sentence. He is on trial
with the other members Of the gang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
TULAROSA SCHOOL TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

TuIar0sa. Y. 81. May 3.-The public
school children are practicing for a
program to be given the lasC day OF
school under the direction OF the teach
ers. They are being given school
picnic today al the J- j. GOtOrtn ranch.
eight miles north OF, TularOsa-
Ed Henderson IS Here from his ranch
In the san Adreas transacting bust
ness
Manager Perry Of the J. ". Prude
store is back from Mescalero, where
he went to look after business
Mrs. : p. Clayton and son. Cuba
have returned 10 Alamogordo, after a
visit here with father and husband, 5.
!. Clayton
Felix Fleming is down from Bent
transactius business
j. W Prude spent q day here from
Mescalero visiting his wife and chill
dren-
Mrs. NetherIand, who has been sick,
is able TO be up.
VIM Cahiu. Of NescaIero. spent a
DAY here looking after business in
terests.
j. J. Dale has gone to Three Rivers
5. J. Parker spent a day here from
FL PasO.
Mrs, James Abbott is on the sick
list this week.
Jack Maxwell is here from Fred
CROSBY ranch at Three Rivers for sup
plies and to visit his children.
T.. j. Warmau is here from Lava
Gap mines
S. j. Slime was here this week from
AescalerO.
F. a Briscoe has left for Three
Rivers TO look over the country.
j. B. Blocker, of Mescaler0, made
visit TO TularOsa-
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Meek spent a dav
In West TularOsa at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Gaslin.
r ). CO1nel has returned from San
"a lie, where ne has been to look after
the water interest for the lot owners
OF the town.
Sheriff Sanchez has gone to Three
w W Mari and son. George Mari
are here from AlamogordO visiting
TularOsa has opened its postal saw
J. H Jackson is having his big aboIe
orchard sprayed Walter Pickard IS
doing the work
Clayton is here from Weed. y II
20 visit with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
ana Mrs : P Clayton
MS James ReaEOn came in from
GER ranch TO visit with her mother and
Ialner, Mr.. and Mrs Chalk.
Abbott Stacks has gone TO the Lava
Cap mines to visit
The little daughter OF James Reago1
IS on the sick list this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
SEMINOLE MAY
SECURE RAILROAD

Pecos. Texas, May st is reported
from Seminole. Gaines county, that
Col. Geo. Wikerson, Of Philadelphia,
representing q group Of Philadelphia
CAPITALISTS. has purchased 31.025 acres
or land i'm Gaines county, at a total
cost of SIT4.75O. the whole tract to be
coIonized and q railroad TO be con-
structed through the entire holdings,
giving Seminole railroad facilities.
Seminole is today the largest inland
town in west Texas and has for years
been trying 10 interest capitalists in
railroad project by which the city
would secure better transportation IA
cilJies