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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

these supreme conquerors OF military
difficulties convert themselves into hui
man pyramids and III rapid rotation
scale the wall with arms, ammunition
and accouterments, triumphantly plant
ing the emblem of freedom on its ram
parts.
Have Wonderful Skill.
1t can safely be said that there is
not body of men who can approach
in the slightest the skill and wonderful
oxactness of these remarkable people,
Few people are aware of the fact
that Il swift camel can pace faster
than the ordinary race horse, The
Sells -Floto circus people did not even
know that themselves until one OF
their men one day last winter hitchcd
"Asia,N the baby camel born to the
circus two years ago, to an ordinary
speeding wagon. 1t was Il compara'
tively cas-; task to break the little fel-
low to harness, and ms the circus was
wintering at Overland park at Denver,
lie was logged around the race track,
| II soon became evident that "Asia -
was troubled with speed. In couple
of weeks he could shuttle along beside
the fast trottcrs when they were jog
ging q pretty fair clip, aud one day
| he was asked to go through the stretch
at speed. 1t is claimed by those who
saw the performance that he completed
the distance in SO seconds, which is a
o:24 clip. Just exactly what tho limit
of his speed is has not been asccrtalncd
because he is only Il two-year- colt.
He will be seen. however, both in the
parade and at each performance of tine
Sells. Floto circus. when he will appear
and give an exhibition OF his speed on
the hippodrome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

called "Thc Holy Lake, in commem-
oration of the waters beneath which
monks and monastery disappeared and
which in turn slowly silted up first into
marsh and then into moor, hnve
dropped out of sight. On the. spot Is
now n lake thirty feet deep, with only
the tops of the higher trees appearing
above the surface,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
MODERN HAPPENING
SUPPORTS LEGEND

BERLIN, May l0-A WestphnEan leg
end of a sunkcn cloister. swallowed by
the earth in night in punishment for
the sins Of the monks, appears now
very possibly founded on fact, The
legendary occurrence has Just been re-
peated on the reputed site of the an
ciont monastery near Rhene. but this
time without involving modern sinners,
Fifteen acres Of a wooded moor, still
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
To Please Emhassador.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-To meet the
objections OF Jules Jusserand. the Frenc.'
ambassador. Secretary McAdoo Aodar
modified the American plan OF apprais-
Ing china from Limoges, France. TO pro-
Fide u sliding scale OF values for white
china based upon the character and
value Of the decoration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

Foley Kidney Pills repay your conf
depce in their healing and curative
qualities, Any kidney or bladder dis
ease not beyond the reach of medicine
Will weld to their use. Mrs Cordelia
COPELAND, Ardeola, Mo, says: 81 had
kidney and bladder trouble for over n
wear. and 5 bottles OF Foley Kidney
Pills cured me- 1t is the same story
from every one who uses them. All
say, ''they cured me. Sehramm-J ohm.
son. Drugs, "The Never-Substitutor
Five (5) good stores.
(Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
@'s Open.air Show on
VI TO Salt Lake to Open
Sawdust Season.

~ since circuses were invented
5 press agents Of the various
carnations have been coming
'ong to tell the editors all
2w many clowns their attrac-
~, because when you come to
y circus Is mainly composed
~. and elephants, pretty wom-
and beautiful gymnasts, and
not least, clowns-tho more
auy, when we come 10 sum m
rloto people have, for the
years, carried off the cham
N The matter Of Joy dispen,
actnal count they have
more funny men than any
yisitIng us, so it is only lust
snouia give some crcdence to
npter OF publicity when he
% so tile office and tells aus
ttlng an eye that they have
's year ..hc couldn't count
'sit- sad he.
'n = have time to; that's a
tgok q day off couple of
Sa tried to, but gave 1t up
1eb- Did YOU ever try to
w now many sheep could
ugh a gap Ill half "A hour2
NY g just like our clowns
sre so many of them they
pmnied up. AS I said be.
Z nao to quit in disgust. +
i "e must have a million
}, that7 That's n little
\ ., well, make it thou.
. nen- What s the use of
pg about an odd cipher or
y -nst tell the folks that we
rag here May 81 for a sin.
4 engagement. Tell 'em
y y uown and sec the parade,
bagpipe Players.
a kneir engagement here tn
nt will present the creates
y 'ghland pipers in the worI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

known to fame as the Royal Scotch
Kilties of Toronto, Canada.
These men will appear both in The
parade and at regular performances in
the kits and tartans of their clans, and
will bring with them the memories of
the gallant battles, wherein the High
lander has contributed to history since
time began.
At the regular performances the
Royal Kiltiess will appear, giving con
certs with the pipes and drums, folk
lore songs and the various dances so
dear to the heart Of every Scotchman,
The circus has for years maintained
the reputation Of having the best and
most comprehensive display of horse
flesh ever appearing with any travelling
organization, and this year, for the
benefit Of their patrons, they will make
a special display Of these wonderful
animals in large tent adjoining the
animal meragerie. so that their pa.
irons and lovers Of good horses gen.
! orally. may feast their eyes on the
various breeds and Individual cham
pions which 90 to make up this won
derful collection.
Many Fine Horses,
| In il will be found specimens Of the
| Pcrchcron, representatives Oh Inc Jhor
oughbred standard bred. Suffoll
Punch, coach horses, hackneys, hunters
and general purpose horses. 1t will
form an interesting study for those
who arc either closely connected with
the business of horse raising or farm
iEg, besides those who love the ho:sC
for himself and desire to see HIM nj
his best.
The doors Of the circus proper wil
be open ono hour before each perform
ance in order that The menagerie nus
horse fair may he looked over before
Ipatrons take their seats.
Another Of the spccia! features Of
the many that will be presented tlu
season will be the famous Doylil
Zounvcs, which embraces a troupe o
young men who have no superiors o
masters in the nrt Of executing re
markable and difficult military maneu
vers. Theirs is an object lesson in ac
curacy, deftness and skill.
One of the feature acts is that o
g storming the fort. a huge high wal
t is erected, presenting formidabl
|, barrier. With lightning-like spec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
Bagpipe Players.

tnelf engagement here the
~ will present the greatest
'gniand pipers in the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
MONDAY, MARCH oath, 1918.

The Board met pursuant to ad-I
journment.
Present. commissioners John j.
Ienelle, alvin V. Neff and Edward
Il. Gilbert.
The Board proceeded to consider
the application OF Daniel w. SIM
mons and the petition OF citizens OF
Thebes Precinct for the appoint
ment of said Daniel w. Simmons as
Justice of the Peace in and for the
said Thebes Election Precinct to I'LL
vacancy in said office caused by
the death of John X. Wallace, Esq.,
and having fully considered the
same the Board finds that at the
time OF the death of John X. Wal
lace, Justice of the Peace, as afore-
said, the period OF the unexpired
term of said office was less than
one year and that the Board has
authority provided by law to fill
said vacancy. Thereupon the Board
by a unanimous vote appointed the
said Daniel w. Simmons, a Justice
of the Peace in and for Thehes Elec
ton Precinct in the county or Al
exander and state of Illinois. TO fiji
said vacancy.
The following claims and ae
counts against the county havin.
J been carefully examined. checked
up and found due and unpaid, wer
allowed and the clerk authorizes
and instructed to draw warrants Of
the Treasurer Ter the respectiy
amounts against and in anticipatlo
OF the collection OF the taxes TO
the year A. d. 1912, said amount
are payable cut of the funds speci
fally appropriated and set apart a
below set forth, vix:
For the purpose of defraying tn
, expenses incurred in The care an
providing for the paupers of tn
, county:
Nath Roach, Tor services as
night Waterman in menin-
gifts cases ......... I'll -
II. NJ. BuHis. services rem
dered in meningitis cases
Of Gale .......s. 1870
H. ID. Burris, for services
rendered in meningitis
cases at Gale ........ 1875
Andy Adams. for services
a. rendered in meningitis
casas At Gale 80. 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

G. Q. Robinson, for groceries
an5 other supplies far- Z
nished to the Emergency
hospital at Gale and TO
the Mansfield family ON
account OF meningitis :. So. 81
G.. c. Robertson. for grocer
les and other supplies fur
nished the Emergency
hospital at Gale and the
Mansfield family on ac--
count OF meningitis -. 27.l8
c. L. Duncan, to profession
al services rendered men
nights patients at ale. 1So 90
G. f. Duncan, for profess
fessional services render
ed meningitis patients
at Gale ............ FAC. 90
c. Il. Duncan, for profession
al services rendered men
nights patients at ale. 249 90
I0tal ..s,.. X. s..... 800 40
The Beard then adjourned until
Thursday. March 9th. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. A. D. 1918

The GARD met pursuant to adj
|journment..
Present, Commissioners John ].
Jennelle and Edward L. Gilbert Alb
sent, Commissioner Calvin V. Neff.
The board took under considera-
tion the repairing OF the bridge
across Sexton creek north OF Gale,
and deferred said work on account
OF the high water.
The board then adjourned until
Friday, March 2Sth. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
ON COINS WANTED.

$s$-We pay CASH premiums on
hundreds of Old Coins. Keep all
money dated before 1895. and send
TEN cents at once for our New IL
Illustrated Coin Value Book, AIT. II
may mean YOUR fortune Clarke q
Co.., Coin Dealers. Dept. SO, lie Roy
N. Y.--Advt. 2-s-1yr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Dwellings, For Rent.

FOR RENT 402 Elm street;
/. modern eight room house. with
every convenience and in most de-
sirable neighborhood. Apply Can
dee Insufanee Agency. u
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For Wages or Salary of Janitor a
Court Horse.

lutdl ''''P 10 oV
For Wages or Salary of JanHor at
Court House.
Alexander S. Fraser for cash
paid to Janitor for 3
months salary at $4,000
per month ............ S120 90
For the Purpose OF Defraying the
Expenses Incurred in the care and
Providing for the Paupers of the
County.
John r. Walsh, for medical
services rendered by order
of Dir. z. E. Gordon, adj
ministering anaesthetics. 10 %
f. f.. Gordon, medican SER
vices rendered paupers
in city of Cairo sc -. As. 90
The Orphan Asylum of
Southern Illinois at Cairo.
appropriation for main
tenance of jan, Feb. and
March, 1918 ........ so O(
Smith Brothers, for mdse
furnished Mary Griffin. 2.5l
Schulz Drug Co., viccine
points per order DR.. E.
d. GduSc o'
| w. T. Wall & Co., midst for
! paurers ........... 81
John H. Foster, midst. for
papers 3 w
Jackson Produce Co., mdse.
for use of county farm. 81
BENZ. Jones, cash used in
paying for labor and 9TH
/ cir expenses on county
| farm as shown by his re-
port 80. r....u.... 123.2
Thebes L. Cairo Telephone
/ Co., for telephone rent
and for long distance SER
vice at county farm 49,. 49,
f. J. Cause, for medical SER
vices rendered paupers
at county farm, etc 49,. $50
New York Store Mercantile
Co., for merchandise fur
| nished for use 40 poor
farm ...... .-..... By. Z
Benjamin Jones, for one
quarter salary as super
! intendent of county
farm, from Jan. 1st to
! March 81, 1913 -. 1876. 0
| Woodward Hardware Co.,
merchandise furnished for
use at county farm. $50. 33
WIN. Oehler, merchandise
4 for use at county farm. 10. 4
r. p. Johnson, for bread
for use at county farm. 53.S
St. Mary's Intirmary, for
i care of patients and for
use of operating room Jag 8
The st. Louis Store, mer-
chandise furnished Mrs.
S. Il. Hutcheson.. ..-... 80
Cairo City Coal Company,
for coal for Ollie Brown. IL
w. b. Wilmoth, for 80
days labor at Emergency
Hospital at Gale 1850. 49,
Miss A. Van Cleave, for 10
days services as nurse
. meningitis cases .s...... So. {
Denison : Gholson Dry
Goods Co., for 2 comforts
and pair blankets t.-... a..
: Schulz Drug Co., 5 pkkgs.
meningitis serum -. 49,,
Schulz Drug Co., 5 pkkgs.
:, meningitis serum, Milford. 49,,
The Fair Furniture Co., 1
mattress and pillow 49,. j..
Paul G. Schulz L. Sons med
icine, ETC., for use in
5 meningitis cases at Gale. AZ.
u Oscar Orick, for 10 days
: night Waterman at Elmer
u gency Hospital at Gale. rs.
II. r Rudd, for services
. delivering supplies men,
:, nights patients ...... 80.
- j. e. Angel, for services
" rendered as special health
officer during an epidem-
ic of meningitis at Gale. So.
= G. G. Robertson, mdse. for
meningitis patients -. IS.
: Central Union Telephone Co.
: for telephone service.
ct No.,
Totai ...r. 49,. -. 100
For the purpose of paying for
nj Necessary fuel, lights. water, t
;s phone, ETC., at and for the CO
II house of the county.
Va Winter Bros. for ice for use
at court house for Feb,
1913 .... ..... /
cairo City Gas Co., for gas
en for tights at .1e court
house. Jan. 23 to Feb.
cal 1913 49,. >. 4
!. Cairo Electric & Traction
Co., Tor lights at county
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
LhDIESI!l

HAPPY HOME MATERNITY'
for private end easy oonfnements Forty experiences
relisbls adoption in honest beicre-sims
Il Yos wish Call Of wss either Dr. Tarsr or Florrnee
Hyatt. Pine Lawn. ST. Lsuis Co. Mo. STRICTLY
ethical.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
For the purpose of providing the
Necessary books, Records, Station
cry and other supplies for the use
OF the different county officers.

The Cairo Wholesale Journa,
blanks for use OF Circuit
Clerks office IS II SO
The Citizen Co., letter heads
and envelopes, for use OF
county commissioner -. . so
The Citizen Co., court wrap
pers and blanks, and no.
tees of election and notice
for payment OF warrants. Is 20
Fred G. Fair Printing Co.,
stationery for use of Cir
cult Clerks office. ... 2. so
Fred G. Fair Printing Co.,
stationery for use OF Sher-
IFS office 49,. ... b %
Illinois Printing CO., station
cry for use OF Sheriffs
offlce ...... .,..,... %. 81
Illinois Printing Co., one
marriage license record
for use in county clerks
oHice ...... .t.,..... ~. w
Illinois Printing Co.. blanks
for use in county clerks
office ...... -. 49,. y W
Illinois Printing Co, cash
book for county clerks
office ... 39.7F
Geo. D. Garnard 4 Co., for /
coroner's record 49,. % al
p. F. Pettibone & Co., for !
corporation record for use
| in circuit clerks office. Is. 81
The Citizen Co., for 100
envelopes for use OF eoun-
ty commissioners .... loo
| Commercial Printing Co. 500
letter heads for use treas
| urer's office 90. .. / 81
Alexander $. fraser, for cash
paid for stamps 49,. -. 10. "
| Alexander s. Fraser, for
cash paid for express
charges .s... :. 5000. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

EOMING'S STUDIO has never
charged more than 10 cents Q roll
Cor developing films; we are still do
ing them at that prices, 10 or IL
exposures. Best work and quickest
work In this part of the state. Let
ua,show YOU. at 269h Eighth st. tt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

FOR RENT-~June lst, 326 uh
street, modern, 2 story. DR.. Davis
dentist. OIL u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
Miscellaneous Wanted.

SAFES OPENED. combinations
changed. Guns and revolvers re-
paired. All kinds of keys made.
Home phone 212-K. II. r. Ince,
4l9 Commercial. f,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
TELEPHONE YOUR Want ADS
BOTH PHONES GO
ADVERTISEMENT
BOTH PHONES 90

Sycamore TO l. Nichols place. 18th
and Commercial avenue. Any kind
of work done quickly and neatly,
open at night until O'Clock.
4-26 got
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
For the purpose Of paying the sa.ary
Of the States Attorney OF the

OF the States Attorney Vi The
County, ,t,,
Alexander Wilson, for SALARY
as States Attorney for
quarter ending Feb
2S, 1919 ........,...$ o25t w
lFor the purpose Of paying the per
diem and mi cage Of the members
of the County Board and the per
diem of the County Clerk and the
incidental expenses Of the said
Beard:
.C. v. Neff, for 10 days SER
vice attending to county
affairs for the quarter
ending March II, 1918 90 90
Edward L. Gilbert, for eash
paid and for transporta-
ton from Cairo to coun-
ty farm ..,.,. ....'.. wv
Total 80. ..,...9 81 w
The Board then adjourned until
Monday, March gath, A. NJ, 1917
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
Jail, Jan. % to Feb. u

jail, Jan. % to Feb. u,
lSlo '.s.--... . IL
Central Union Telephone Co.
Cor use OF telephone in
Sheriff's office for Mar.
1913 $3.50. ;. -. 2 90
Smith Bros, for soap, I've
and buster for Sheriffs OIL
flee 800. .......... $50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

Iotal ..... 9@ol 30 Z
For Contingent or Incidental Ex-
penses.
Jesse Il. Miller, for cash paid
for postage stamps, ex-
pressage and telephone
and telegraph messages
etc ....... IL. 15l
b. Fl. Ellis, for repairs
for and repairing type
writer in county clerks
office :. :. -. ....... 4.25
The Schutter Agency TO-,
for repairs on Elliott
Fisher machine in cir
cult clerks office $3.50. ! 30
Jesse e. Miller, cash paid
for expense of Mary
Thompson. a patient to
infirmary at Chicago =. so
Edward l.. Gilbert Company,
for insurance on dwell
ing No. 220 9th st. -. q. 10
Total ............ $40. 50
For the Purpose of Defraying the
Costs and Expenses of All Elee-
tons.
John II. Foster, for making
and putting up election
booths for use of election
of Nov 5th, 1912 800. 200
| metal 90 m
For the Purpose of Defraying the
Expenses of the Office Of the
County Clerk of the County. Elk
cept as provided in Appropriation
No I6.
Jesse e. Miller, county clerk,
for one quarter ex-ofncio
fee tDec., Jan. and Feb.
| 1879, recording county
board proceedings, Dec.
session 1912, insanity
proceedings, delinquent
child proceedings and Al
ing and recording birth
: and death reports .... l4S. z
81 Total .......... -. Sl4S. Z
: For the Purpose of Defraying tn
Expenses of the County Court.
William S. Dewey. for sal
airy as county Judge for
Dec, 1912, Jan and Feb,
O. 1918 ........... $50. 0
Jesse e. Miller, for services
as clerk OF the county
court for the months OF
o. Dec. 1879. Jan. aud Feb.
1918. 33 DAYS .... 1873. 0
NV. p. Fraser. for services
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Subscribe for The Bulletin the
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For the purpose Of paving the per
diem and mileage Of the members
Of the County Clerk and the in
c;deutal nvnau oes IF said hnard

CIUEHId' tAUCHNsS OF adIu UUdIU,
John J. Jennelle, z days as
cor missioner, at $500. .y35. 90
john j Jennelle. days SER
vices looking after busi-
ness at county farm ~. 500
Calvin V. Neff, days as
commissioner, at $780,. 80. 90
Edward L. Gilbert, 6 days as
commissioner at $500. 30. 90
Jesse f. Miller, Z days as
clerk at $500 AZ. 90
Total .... :. .... ..Sl42 W
The board then adjourned sine
die. JESSE Il. MILLER.
County clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24
FRIDAY, MARCH 2sTH, 1918.

The board met pursuant to adj
journment.
Present, Commissioners John J.
Jennelle, Calvin V. Men and Edward
l.. Gilbert
The board spent the day talking
over and considering plans relative
to taking care Of the high water sit
uation at county farm.
The board allowed the per diem
and mileage OF the GARD anbd c'erk,
and authorized and instructed the
clerk to draw warrants on the Treas
Iurer for the respective amounts,
against and in anticipation OF the
collection OF the taxes for the year
1912. Said warrants are PAYABLE
out of the funds specifically appro@
priated and set apart as below set
forth, viz:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

LOST--A bunch Of paddock keys.
Return to Tower bar and receive re-
ward. 1w
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

NOTICE--A. Richard has re-
moved, his shoe shop from sslo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

WANT TO BUY Second hand
furniture and household goods.
Highest cash price paid New goods
exchanged for old. Call home
phone 400. 1911 Commercial Ave-
nue.. If
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

Alexander S. Fraser for cash
paid to Janitor for 8
months salary at $4,000
per month $120. 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-24

LOST--A medal composed OF a
star and floral wreath with DE
pertinent on front and Xavier
Academy June ~, 1907, on reverse.
Lost between Lowell school and
Fifth street. Return to Miss Gladys
DeVore. SIS 1t
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as bailiff in county court,
March term, 1913, 2daysst.
Tota, s452 90
For the Purpose Of Defrayng the
EXPENSES of the Circuit Court.


Total ......9...... sa51 wv
For the Purpose Of Defray ng the
Expenses of the Circuit Court.
The Citizen Co., for 40
copies of court docket ~. 80 90
{. o. Foster. for services as
clerk OF circuit court, De-
tober term, 1912, and II
DAYS February term, 1913. 5000
John p. OrDonnell, for SER
vices as bailiff circuit
bailiff circuit court, Feb
1913, II days .........- ~. w
W. p. Fraser. for services as
bailiff circuit court, Feb
ruary term, 1913, II days. 800
Guy Morse, for services as
bailiff circuit court, Feb
ruary term, 1913, days l2.oo
Lee B. Davis, for services az
bailiff circuit court, Fem
ruary term, 1913, 8 days 800
lOldi ''''' 49, = =
For the purpose of Paying the Com
pensation of the Coroner OF the
County and the necessary Ex-
pense Of his office.
! James M. Manus, Coroner,
for holding y coroner's In
quests and for the burial
| az q bodies ..... Ia 90
|
| q 80 An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-30
MELON SEASON AT
YSLETA Is CLOSED

Ysleta, Texas, Aug. 3O.-YsIeta has
closed a successful cantaloupe season
and the packers have gone 10 other
places, the most Of them to Colorado
melon points.
The Y for the interurban car line has
been completed and used for the first
passenger cars. The Y forms at Geo.
Buchanan's store, one section running
down by the Protestant church and one
section to the front gate Of the Cath
Ollie church yard
The new interurban cars make a
very novel spectacle running down the
street between the rows Of antiquated
adobe houses
Mrs. J. K Brown has been very i'll at
her apartments at Valley Inn. A
trained nurse has been in attendance
Mrs. Browns condition is improving
Lieut. J. K Brown has returned from
a business trip to Clint
Max Schultz continues very III at an
FL Paso hospital Mrs. Critchett, his
daughter, goes up daily to attend his
bedside.
Miss Florence Hughes has arrived
from her home in Kansas to resume her
duties in the school here.
School will open on the eighth day
Of September.
Chas- Burgess, of Ell Paso, is at the
Valley Inn for the remainder Of the
summer.