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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-04

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postoffice as second class matter uhder act Of Congress March 8. 1879.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Neuor it hereby riron thai che
iaafs dae che state 81 frsas and
coanly ~ Nacfrs iar tho year 1851
arc dss nos aud payable 81 no. o.
flee In the Court iious. a. CORPUS
chriaif rssss rAa,s masl b. raid
n or before ihs afst day - jam
Afy 1919. ~ ten pef cent penait,
VIII De- added coz seeonnt ~ ne
time rcqnired Zoe lsspinF eaeh ~.
ftief hy lhf regulations made ~ Ne
tamrsrallcr. ~ vill be- necessary Tor
,oa 10 raf your tatoa az sooa a.
rosaibio otbefuiss you may not BE-
ahle Ia ny same and receive your
rrceir, before me penalty attaches
fslesesl " a. OLIVER
TAI Collector. Nuscss coanit. Tesns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

FRANKFORT k lan h
n.eatautr so fte auao nHan
enions ihroafhoa H niaio ono 30
afff npmhfn nrfe ammaed n
thf 40 to-day saen ihe Krnfuest
branch of tho kmmrsn rtirrai.nr
81 iahof orHrl f snraai r1u, ~
t.on rht eonteproh eil oen0aef
ft slon. antf ISL bnsinr 81 sqn
Guided hhIth $500 rial1hI hr lai,
Ia ihc srnl ln afdHlnH io franssU
lnp lht a.aal aUoanf ~ nauHN tHal
/. ff nHaa eW fiaHas So.
fieH. issi-isiit. ntaaafe. afisliinT
esd iatrrfs nf tHr rnftinr people
Amonr ofhef iHfne aH rfinfi 900
if male ia abolish ihe jaws pefmHf
rr rraah made faoia fn hr ruit n
thr Open martn afhouf iHlrrhiiaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
N NAMARA FUNDS WILL
BE THOROUGHLY AIRED

WASHINGTON ian A f,pof
h iHu ou ihf eoiigfsiuna and rspon
aiiufss oi ths nfNamef dcfraso con,
mHies vlN ~ presented toia, ~ enc
meeilns af iho osecmiAe osun,ii at
tbe Americas Federation of ihbos
and alm ifuhshh pq shrn a. the
rnlIIs ai an osrif dstr soc mausf
nf ih, oonfraHnn nf tHN N0Namar
hfoinrfs eiii be- Fnnr lnin ihufoHshii
ant siaipmeHt as tu ga. .siIiua. ol
ihs feiomllun leal,fr eHl hs pfs
arfd
fho ovnnn 81 ilo NrNapiate pafa
anf asauf tnmmilrs % j. Hala oous
talna ga aroufHie ocspHnilnf dn~n
4. a., BE- o,nt 81 the eoNc's 60.
,., gmmnice from whom.
ana as usom .,s,s. 'l'rous' ''af
foe ,hiel ooups.l fes ihs vi k
pai5 lo hnfo faoclNud ai,t esuenua
tAt u0us stafr ~ ihs fuua
i'fteidtut Dumpog was hiitef Ia
his Aenene.nNon So thuun uho have
81 uaoi hlm 90 fno~ieirs ct the %,
naHiir ruusrlfar ilp elafes ihst
thr Amul'au fHarfsilun ol Labor
eNi tfl,smr any Investigation ef i,s
inHi m federal of state raaris and
rhaiFhssa SOC anil.anlon hulica H.
unhp ihe saiar afieT d 4n prahaule
fhff 800 Opun0i sili aiao diaenss ts.
tdrfai labof commission suggest
"a OBJ Nahhl Wise tame kaanlt and
other pfsmlnoni social poftsrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
COMING AND GOING

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M Mios'r oi Aan Nrionio Mi'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Nrw YORK lsn NhilophuD
anf boof 1eslors gathered in iofrs ai
goo 'AHarrson aHrilan fnoma SHE ~
fffnooH f0f ihe apsniHa ~ ms aaic ~
600 sofond ran oi iho Robert lioe
ghmp The aas rll lhs len dave
n d0m nol 1teW Wssiy fhaf fbn
high pfirr 81 thH saie ~ ihr iifn
rar iasi year. nameif fi0.Don ior
fhs Fuicnbefa uihlo on t'lium aiil
De- esesodsi hai ihsfe afe ln ihif
errnrd pafi rr0airf nanirI ~ rarr
ard rscersinrif falusbir iiens wpsi
nn'Anif of 100 nsl 81 the sre0nd Hoo
eopl of tbo uu'enhefr nihlr printed
on pareF tea tplHmsf iniln in per-
frrf condition an1 complete
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS


The siAl ihcsige ieunefls hnu~n
a. ihe NnYai vap opvanl yesterday
piih "a mhiinee ahi nlghi m.fiofni,
sple ees also el,en Three splendid
roels ~ piotarea were ,hu~n aud the
sinTins "a Mis- Nafsarcs l.e i'oose
iupi oil ,hv Majestic gifyaN Was
splendid ard ~. aiuan ihn a.esase
.lneof a.on b. losal hcue.s bsfvio.
fore
1hr scar y hfifhi IN che icCai flf
aIamenl ~ rhoio rlaf hepss+ ~ Coz
laa vhrsu and " th. poliel ~ tha
hsHse ss aHnoanei Heea pifiNfss
sind siuslne al ~ ihe iims Is 81.
hefea - lhefe b. me- r.apnu ~hf the
plare shoHi1 mot ho safeaas
The pleo ash iun each anrsnopp
and nishl aNd pictures via be-
rbanfra essh dal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
WEATHER CONDITIONs

re,np southern par' eeoefHty
clear and TOOL. no rain pa'ahce 81
,ho tase par, ,leaay 10 slver esd
soM esscp, a, Augsiu snd Tsnpir.
eluaas and shrva,cnine
Ne,th - northwest ~ind slovsY
r,.lns ,,mrcfa,arc a. - rsmplr and
iaeAsoa,illv 81 ~ aafshNil 40 a
$50 risasael 81 q, wichita rs,ls,
Be- 10 "a 80 eof,h-e.sese saa eoaltfn
paris no gsla of anoa
oltspoma .nsacrsily elsar snd
eala Nufth sias aipvlf rlpsoT
r.mpotainfr ~ AZ ~ neno 20 ~
ohlahems cl,y se Al Ada 40 rala
90 snnp
Louisiana Nhreseg''ti. cleat Nni
coli
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

7T iDr1F Hu fer TNe
ranr of Charles I. ehap und s'sen
ssnntihies who etfs inalFed re-
eaniif ah rhhfKes ~ psinp iNs mails
fH asfuud ere nFFafisf io come -
fral ir fte Fefrrai ronri nrfo ihiF
etet 700 charsrf ffnv oai ~ enc
alleged raip of anfihls1t einfks iu
the caHilhfnfsi fdfs haaHrsnfe and
international Firo inaHranoe oom.
pafie az vHirN fhe preesef men
sere promoters ~ ogfera noih oame
paninf arr BOA a. rsfsiref'n hands
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

"a cAossE wie Ian
rrnns ioU nossauea today 20 insn.
iissie alleged irregularities ana inef
neisnt, - ihe iatsi iire snd I'elie'
departments ~ q efpecfsf thai 80
mora rexareEr ibe participation 81
esiy end cosnlf eHes0 ingatlir ron,
tracts snd other aiiegea ggafsiag 90
fratlDnn siso nlu ~ fsist5 20 lhs
stieniion " ~ gsaad lpu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

aFATT3E Wnsh Ian Al 81.
gsnlsslion hai slii .naeafgr % ~
raro ffieFsfss ffpm fhs sfsfe ~
wAhineiaH aho aiii Afaf its fan.
diaarf ~ woofrae wilson IN she
tsmoefaiie nalional eputfn'ion sef
founsa hero today a. fonfcronfs
ahleh wuf attended b rpnbsf ~
Hen taesn pariy ifafefa The liar.
mon rapporieu sirrsdY have orssn-
lsec aea ) spa'ea nRhi ~ control
~ ite state dsieEssion O. Do prospect
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
sao Il.aa1l.oo 90 n, Nv rla..

san FRANCISCO. cal ihn
aagor lames Rolpb D. the aaseete.
fui candidate of the roiarn eirmsri
20 tbe eieeiion vas lRaneufatcf W.
das tuseip'r eifh inc esther oiasialn
olsrisa lasi iaii rD.ineiasat sin
~. hcriunlns 90 lhs noirh admlhls
tsasion san ffsnflero pats into oyer.
sllen nse fofH on siiY government
sluaN iaen'losi el,h ths oommission
plan. The lrisu provides iof ihf
hanallpF ~ so and eoHhiy ana'iu
~ . oommiealeA ~ sishsesn meia
bera
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

essidc Theatre although but
in operation Is fApshis
+" ''f lih ie1Ai asnauemrnt
raihinf fasuf W ~. -. 80,
rairoas The Ths-- ...,.s
iillcl m.t nlght and t,-
eerr sa-sd ~~- 49,
Fr ipniFhi ihc ristHf~e
Jhfuesh ills Wiirs fgelufe -
uFraph Tive lsse and Relieve d
eud Fhe cusuos Iidde Kalcm
nlm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Ads iAkss "fef ihr Phone afe
aasrFai ~ thf saus raic ~ ezst
sir hone goaT NJ 10 nov ~
pefds dsfs Sac
Telephone ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

ruii.knri.rHiA. "a IAN k.s
An application ior uew lfial 10 me
rssc ~ lohn ~ Andrews oame ~ fcf
heaflnr before Inc supreme copn ~
rsnnssl,ania bsfr spJaf Andrews.
who ~as pgomiprn, baslnens man
Of ths Warren Water COMPANY. Wa
toa,isloa ~ inc murdrf ~ Eul'
Amana feswcr uasrlsl ~ the water
eompAny who ~ss found dad W =
. ld eeer tho wa,sfvoFic sessrvaiF
n<,hs mornlnr ~ laauafy ~ lne,
On = ng ,he conviction 81 AndreWs
F"''""' ilslnN Va waf1cn ron
N"'nSn ~, ,ke haa asrljeatail,
i'sefd " -,ns tlliea Amsnn. my
fired me shet % A hsf alleged ~
latter she rrpudiaic
fersleE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

whnn yon want what You want
when yoo ~ant a. 40 . CslleF.iisr.
AID want AZ.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Veterinary Law

John H. Page, commissioner OF
agriculture, says
| hope the next legislature will
pass a law requiring veterinary
surgeons to be graduates Of some
reputable school Of veterinary, or
to pass a satisfactory examination
before a veterinary board before
being allowed to practice their pro-
fession. ! regard this as q matter
Of great Importance to the farmers
and the people generally Other
states have taken this step and
have seen the great benefits, and !
believe Arkansas should lose no
time In passing q similar law. |
hope the farmers and stock men
will urge the Importance Of this
kind Of a law upon the next leeis.
latufe,
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
.Jestlp

Van Rogers was at Cave City {
couple of days this week.
Mrs. Susie Gyngard of Strawber
ry is visiting friends here thi'
week.
John Penn came in last weel
from Oklahoma, where he has beer
for the past year.
The Lung and Lyon sleight o.
hand show showed at the school
house two nights this week,
Miss Mae Ellis Of Evening Shade
Is teaching the school at Union
Her school is moving along nice
ly.
Miss Clarence Fortenberry Of
Smithville was visiting here Sun
day, the guest Of Mrs. Charley
Turnbow.
Mrs. Charley Sparks was called
Thursday to the bedside Of her faith
er, Tice Hamil at Walnut Ridge
who Is dangerously III with pneu-
monia.
A number Of Jesup's young peo'
pie attended the box supper at Un'
ion last Saturday night. The pro-
ceeds went for the benefit of the
school building,
Charley Sparks, Bee Smith, Cal
vim Simpson, Willie Taylor and jim
Boyer went to Batesville Tuesday
after lumber for f. D. Walker, wht
Is putting up a new residence or
his farm near town.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
MaxVille

Charley Fletcher has moved to
the Henry Kunkle farm.
W. |. Simpson spent Sunday at
Cave City with his family.
Curdy Horn was here from Cave
City one day last week on busi-
ness.
Geo. johnson Jr. and wife are
here from Jackson county visiting
relatives and friends.
George Brewer Of Cave City and
Lee Lamar Of Alton, NO., were here
last week buying cattle.
Lucas Johnston, one of Sidney's
best young men, passed through
here Sunday en- route to Calamine,
where he is teaching.
G, R. Martin, formerly Of this
place, took the hack Thursday for
his home at Batesville, after spend
ing several days visiting in Sharp
and lizard counties.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Landers of near Cave City was bur-
led here Tuesday.
Claude Kirtley, one of Sidney's
stockmen, was here Monday on bus
mess.
Several from this community at
tended the Baptist meeting at Cave
City last week.
We wish the editor and each
reader Of the Record a merry Xmas
and happy New Year.
At their meeting Saturday night
the members Of the |. 0. 0. F.
Lodge elected the following new
officers, L. R, Johnson, N, G.; G. W,
johnson, V, G.; j. F. Simpson, Sec,;
M, B, Watkins, Treas; W. L, Kent,
Trustee.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Cave City

The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Landers died last Sunday.
Sheriff W. w. Bristow was here
several days ago on official busi'
ness.
Harmon Matheny of Maxville was
a visitor to our burg one day this
week.
Lamar Bros. are having well
dug in their barn lot on Main
street.
C. B. Hanks, our moving picture
Snowman, left here Tuesday for 9TH
er parts.
Messrs Bone and Bickers, lawyers
of Batesville, were on business here
last week.
Mrs. Donia Meacham and family
have moved out to her farm, prepar-
ing for a crop.
|. E. Sharp is suffering from SER
ious trouble with an eye, being con-
fined to the house.
W. R. Albright was at home a
few days last week. He returned
to Batesville Sunday.
Earl Sharp has been quite sick
since our last writing, but is now
up and getting out again.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Gray of Hardy
were visiting in Cave City last
week, guests Of Mrs. W. |. Simpson.
DR.. T. G. Burge attended the
| White River Conference at Newport
and has just returned, reporting q
nice time.
Mrs. Roberts has moved to Tuck
erman for the winter for the con-
venience Of her daughters, Misses
Olgie and Alta, who are teaching
school near that place. Tom Stew
art has moved his family into her
house.
Miss Ruth Ball, youngest daught-
er of j. B. Ball, died last Friday
night of rheumatism, and was bur-
led in the family cemetery Sunday
at o'clock P. M, Rev. Due offici-
atine at the grave. The bereaved
family has the sincere sympathy OF
their many friends.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
King Mills

The weather is fine, dry and cool
but pleasant.
Albert Young is putting in
erist mill at King Mills. 1t is bad.
ly needed.
Marshal Causby has been con.
fined to his bed for several days
with a catch" in his back, but is
able to be out again.
Several Of Mrs. Ellen Drew's
friends met at her home Friday
and chopped enough wood to run
her almost through the winter
Rice Holt Of Mammoth Spring
and Mrs. William Stephenson Of
Walnut Ridge have been here
lately visiting their father, Uncle
Enoch" Holt.
They had a big day over at Cen
ter Saturday-a twin lawsuit be-
between Guy Kincaid, James Huck'
abee and Wes Endsley over the
season OF a mare,
Cecil Gibbins, who has been trav.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Ash Flat

Several of the children about
town are suffering from chicken
poX.
John Casey has moved from
"Caseytown" to the E. H. Heath
property here.
DR.. J. R. Stockard and son, Rich
ard, are at Franklin this week doing
dental work.
There is to be an Xmas tree at
the Methodist church on the night
Of Xmas Eve
Mrs. R. B. Bruce is still very sick
She has been i'll for long time
and shows no improvement.
The young people enjoyed par
ty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Stephens Saturday night.
G. B. Ferguson returned Sunday
from Little Rock, where he spent a
few days attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Nancy Gibbins has moved to
Ash Flat from Davidson township
in order to send her children to the
school here.
John L. Overton and his daught.
er, Miss Minnie, were at Newport
two days last week attending the
annual conference Of the Methodist
church.
John and Dow Orr went to Mem.
hpis several days ago to see spec
ialist in regard to an injured eye
from which John is suffering con-
siderably.
j. X, Wilson is here from Oklaho-
ma paying his relatives and many
friends visit, He formerly lived
here and our people are glad to see
him again.
The school literary society elect.
ed new officers a few days ago and
the first program will be rendered
on January 10, The school will be
dismissed Friday for the holidays.
The Methodist people are rejoic.
Ing that Rev, J. M. Harrison was re-
turned to the Ash Flat circuit for
another years work, He is a fine
man and we'll liked by his conerega-
tions and people Of other denomin.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20

cling in Oklahoma, Colorado and
other points in the west, came home
Sunday. He seems to think Ark.
ansas is good enough for him.
James Huckabee went to the
mill at Center Saturday and hitched
his blind mare just north Of the
mill on the edge Of the little bluff
while waiting for his turn" to be
ground. The mare got loose and
walked over the bluff into the
millpond. It took ten or fifteen
men to Oct her out and up the
bluff again.
This writer went to see Uncle
Enoch" Holt Sunday. It would
have done you good to have been
at his home in the afternoon and
seen six old Confederate veterans In
one crowd, all talking Of the war.
They were Uncle Enoch" Holt, John
G. Holt, G. W. Holt, James Cunning
ham, George Rogers, and F. M.
Thomas, They all belonged to the
same regiment and company and
now all live in Davidson township
within five miles Of each other.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Sidney

\ rain yet, but some indica-
NJ, Grisham is having a well
by the Hammack drill.
James Bone filled his reeu-
pointment here Sunday and
lAy night.
N Z, Baker went to Evening
Tuesday to meet Thomas,
ple buyer,
eral of the Zion people were
70 do some trading with A. B.
N the mule line a few days
b' Arm went to Memphis
3 car load Of mules Saturday.
mules certainly will be high
bring,
Grisham visited Rev. W. M.
at Zion Sunday. He was
bad as we expected to find
NJ However, he is very weak.
as will soon be here. We
that a ereat many are expect.
|!nta Claus around, 1t Is to be
that he will leave his corn
nt home.
E. G. Ball possesses a picture
poster cut from a newspaper
father w. G. Meeks, Esq,
Cleveland was elected the
Qme' A very old rooster, in.
Careill and P. D. Parrish
p Batesville Monday to meet
prineer and wife, J. D. John.
wife, and Mrs, Lydia Friz.
he parties are all from Tex.
D. johnson and wife are re.
from a visit to Texas. The
are out on a visit 10 this
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20

Anne Nelson, an Indian woman.
died at Fort Smith recently
from heart failure. It Is said that
her husband Is responsible, having
threatened her life.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Pougf1keePSie

POughkeePSiS
oughkeepsie is to have an AmaS
! Christmas eve night
n Medlock was a juror in Fed
court at Batesville last week.
rof Robert Tompkins and wife
Ielsonville attended church here
day.
SINGING conducted at the Bap-
church Sunday night was a
less.
W. O. Tibbles left Monday tor
y where he will practice his
ession.
rs E. L. Sullivan returned re-
ly from a short visit with rela-
at Grange.
We, W. James of Mobley fill
his regular appointment here
Fday and Sunday.
number of our people attended
eligious discussion at Grange
week. They report a good
kvid Anderson and family OF
Reeds Creek visited at the
y. of DR.. E. L. Sullivan Saturday
i6Sunday.
IN. P. Smith has rented the J. D.
Ills property and will move here
III near future for the benefit of
&Chool.
rrell Tompkins and wife have
eirl baby installed in their
We can report a birth to
marriage yet.
have a Sunday school in our
now with a membership of
C. H. Justus is Superintend-
Ind Miss Ozella Norris is Sec
'IjW. Gilbert of Cave City visited
|hmily of A. D. Sauls here Sum
and others too numerous to
lion. We heard one Of our
1pl boys say that he wished he
0dId stay at home. ..
Coy Medlock and Miss Ella Jar
II both highly esteemed young
10ple of our town, were united in
N binds of matrimony Sunday at
Y kDme Of the bride. Esquire C.
. .Justus officiated.
6Bt week was the time to elect
IN Qtficers for our school literary
lglety and the following were ell
'ted President, John Mitchell;
lc6PreSident, Winslow McLaugh-
ntE Secretary, Miss Bammie
41e discussion pulled off Satur-
NJ light at the school building was
o11cess, The question of woman
I BE was handled in an able
1nner by Profs. W. M. Jarvis and
Butler for the affirmative and
fofS. Arthur Blrchfeld and
Kelley on the negative
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
atiOnS as well.

The Masonic lodge at this place
has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: J. M. Estes,
Worshipful Master; John Causby,
Senior Warden; Columbus Heath,
Junior Warden; L. J. Worel, Treas
urer; E. W. Goodwin, Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1912-12-20
Iiow's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
+, j, Cheney for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transae-
tions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his
firm
National Bank Of Commerce,
Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
atinotion.
The Ordway new era., 1912-06-21
Town Board Meeting

The board OF trustees Of the town Of
, Ordway met In regular session at the
town hall On Monday, June II. 1912, at
8 O'Clock p. m.
Preseut-Mayor II. c. Tiedemann,
Trustees f. O. McCleary, George Riley,
NJ. c. Roberts and J. A. Sale. Absent
Trustees George f. Beaver and
James Trainer.
+ The minutes Of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
The following bills we're read and
on motion and second allowed, all the
trustees present voting aye:
George Slater, work on mains
in city park .................S u"
L. W. Walter. new hydrant and
repairing old hydrant In city
mark .,............. 30
The T. II. Foley Lumber Co.,
lumber and cement ......... 20
J. II. Peck, cement crossings
ana Walks. ........... olo ."
Ordway New Era. printing and
publishing ........ 81 80
Fred Bass. manure for city park 30 10
C. W. Fravel, water bands and
blacksmithing.. 80. .......... !! ~
Henry 1mmel, caring for park. IL %
Conrad GrOssmick, repairing 81.
phOn under reservoir ditch. 90
Ord way band, services and cur.
rent cxnenses 100 90
The bill OF James O'COnnell Tor
costs 10 certain cases tried In polio"
magistrate court was referred to the
finance committee.
The street commissioner was in.
structed to open up Ninth street east
to the section line.
The mayor was authorized t" have
electric lights placed on the canta'
lnupe sign near the depot.
Meeting nd juurned AT lO:35 p. m.
JOIN B ESTES, Clerk and Rec.
The Ordway new era., 1912-06-21
Last Game-MaYbe

The game next Sunday will be with
Las Animas, and the management de.
sires to announce that the attendance
at this event will decide whether the
Ordway team Is to continue in the
Held or the season be abandoned.
There has been strenuous attempt
to furnish good ball here, but this
cannot be done unless better financial
support is accorded the team. The
total receipts to date. excluding the
Fats vs.. Leans game, amount to only
1895 20 for the twelve games played,
or u tritle over s2s per game-just
about enough to buy the base balls
and give the boys cigar apiece.
Ordway has the best ball park In the
valley, bar none. and as good Il team as
the town ever had. The management
has gone to heavy expense in securing
new uniforms, improving the grounds,
advertising, etc, and has done more
than its share to make clean. scientific
base ball possibility in Ordway.
The association, the manager and
the players have done their duty, Mr.
Fan. It's now up to you whether we
stay on the base ball map or not.