Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-05-09

providing that all stations must
install water tanks, keep them
clean and filed with cool and pure
water, and that the agent shall be
permitted to keep sanitary cups
for sale cheap. 1t also provides
that one cuspidor shall be placed
for each five seats in a waiting
room; that they must be cleaned
once a day and that a sign pro-
hibiting splitting on the floor must
be displayed.
Last Thursday a party of four
Thompson Blanton, Newton Tins,
Sergeant Andrews and Carly
Blanton-went wolf-hunting and
were out two days on Black Noun
tain and its neighborhood. They
failed to take any full-grown
specimen of that genus, but cap
tured three wolf pups, now in pos
session of Mr.. Blanton. The party
had six dogs with them, but, after
getting the worst of it in several
set-tos, these refused to trail fur
Their. Their wild neighbors of the
forest evidently were fighters and
not game of easy conquest. The
wolves are numerous in the lower
part of the county, and their dep
relations are causing much loss to
the citizens. One farmer lost two
calves within the past ten days.
VIM. Donahew was convicted at
the October term of circuit court,
1909, for fraudulent voting at Hen
derson precinct. He appealed the
case and was released on bond,
w. T.. Gay and j. HI. Raney GO
ing surety. Dohahew failed to
perfect his appeal and Skipped
the country. At the last October
term the bondsmen were ordered
to produce Donahew in court at
the April term. At the April term
the bondsmen asked for further
time, saying they had offered a re-
ward for Donahew and had reason
to think they would locate. him if
the court would give them more
time. On this statement Judge
bearing continued the matter un-
til the next term of court. Dona.
hew's bond is for $500.
The following item, taken from
the San Francisco Wholesalers ant
Retailers Review of May, shows
that Mr.. Blood does not permit hit
honeymoon to blot out business
"Haas, Baruch & Co., wholesale
liquor merchants of Los Angeles,
have just purchased through Har.
ry E. Blood, western representa-.
tive of w. A. Gaines & Co., 305(
barrels of Hermitage bourbon o.
various ages. This sale is one
of the largest ever made of this
we'll known brand on the Pacific
Coast, and in view of the varying
opinions as to what effect the 1917
inspection will have on the marke
we are inclined to congratulate
Messrs. Haas, Baruch & Co. upor
their purchase. 1t looks like {
safe bet. In March, 1911, this firm
purchased more than 1000 barrels
of the same brand"
1t is with pleasure that the REG
lister prints on this page the let,
ter of "R. Ell. L." 1t is excellently
written and beautiful in sentimen
peculiarly grateful to one VIII,
fondly enters into its details of tn
days gone by. We lived then
then as though they would Away
be with us, concerning not wit
the inevits BILE. AS I look back
wonder that my eyes could hav,
been so shut to the changes tina
must take away the substance anc
leave but memory's shadow
How few of the friends that il
earlier life made my world re
main! But the bloom of the lilac
comes ever again, in grateful fra,
GRANGE, to delight the senses anC
to cheer with the presage that tn,
years to come will not cease Il
bear their need of pleasure and
happiness.
No matter, tho, how full of good they prove
Still calls the past to me with fonder love!
Sunday, May 9th, was special
lied: by the opening of the bal
season in Arcadia Valley. Area
dia defeated Ironton in a loosel,
played game, score 8 to 2. Bat
%teries, ARCADIA, Robertson AM
Whelehon; Ironton, Marshall an,
Madlinger. The line-up: