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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
Personals

Mrs J G.. James returned to hor
home az 60. Harrison street ycstcr-
das afternoon after months Illness
.at So Anthony Sanitarium. whore she
underwent four serious operations
Mrs James is recovering rapidly
Mr. and Mrs Geors, Euoch retur.
ed tu Amarillo Thursday from Ten
uessco. where they have been rcsid-
ing FOR two years. aud will make this
their home Boa tho future Mr.. and
Mrs Euoch have many friends who
will rejoice over their return The,
win be- a. home al Go Madison
street
g. o.. henderson leaves this morn.
ing 20 meet h.s family in Dallas on
their return from visiting with Mrs
Henderson mother al Lake Charles
Ia.
Mr. Henderson win take adyantag,
of the "Trip Co combine business with
pleasure uy coulcrrins With the head
~ the l,yhc Company
v Wdgc D. Fires oi Childrcss re-
turu,d hom, last night after day
visit ou legal and other business.
Mrs 4 o. Stone of Clarendon il
visiting Vi'l Mrs c. I kuouff of 80,
North Monroe street
y y a IauIergiu returned 10 Min
oral Wells Co rcioin hi- family there
latter shipping his cattle from nal
fhart tu Kansas pastures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
pleasure TO SPEAK"
SAYS REV. jenkins
on co ~tN ANToNIos NOTED
MNisIEiiS HAs WARM pRAIsE
iuR II.ANr JUICE.

90. l|oTiug statement from the
Re- u O. Jenkins of the Methodist
Epfcopa church South OF San An
tonic t'I carry great weight. as O.
ka 'ua'ul aud splendi dtribuis o.
fhs virtues of Plant Juice. Res
JenkIm Ites 40 SO virginia street
ard ..e of the Alamo City's most
eo.. minister's lie said
an. Der myself fortunate o.
having learned OF Plant Juice aud
farr. found out by personal eape-
rIa.a great merits have been
from heart and kidney
fro.lH aHd indigestion and consii
patio These ailments formed q
COMB '.on that vas most distress.
laF u.anIiF as wen as physically
Fsr Hre bias removed these iron.
h. 900 have not felt 20 yigorou-
arI nlF for wears u ia pleas
nr m peak good word f0r thil
s.n. remody A"
TH. uho are half-slck. nervous
dar bilious. dun. lacking So
tU. h-Fe any liver. Kidney ol
l.meut will find Plan
Ium .If what they want d b.
nlI. from the Juices OF medicina
plant. gathered from all part ~ th.
aD ul has no Injurious lngrc
d.u Sou viii note mo good rr
cults r1m thc first day Try 10 aul
s.r .r .ourself For salo az Thomp
H.UE store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26

iudustrI
~ Prescribing form of notice fol
claim alliUst estates
90 Regulating divorce
500 Amending Juvenile Court laV
TO- Validating land claiml
alaiusf errors tn Land office
4-g Authorizing county attor
uoys in certain large counties TO ap
point $3.50 electives
as Permitting guardians q
make mineral eases for wards
ttl County library bill
51N Corporation shall pay fran
chise On, on paid-in capital and
surplus Dr. same exceeds authorized
capital
$50 Extending mechanics lier
Jaw Co .efee work.
sNl Authorizing incorporation o
livery and transfer companies
House hu 10. changing the fe'
system So as 90 put county and dis
trict offices upon a near-salary has
. is. viii take effect Dec. 1. 1914
House bu $50. requiring verified
pleadines boz iva eases. vii hecom'
cIfe.ti,, Sept .. 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
DALLAS|T[s sNIPE
BOAT At LUBBOCK


SPECIAL - DsiD Ne~s
Ut bbOtk, Tex. hHrIl % One 0i
the most cnJoyabic .ukes. or bur
l'sques the Dallas Trade Excursion
ISIS encountered on fH.r cent tour Of
tle West vas pres 70 az Lubbock
Den they reached fHat place Tues-
day evening The Dbl DO before their
arrival boo Lubbock there had been
foenpour Of rain a result ~
thirl the streets presented very
much oi q riyer-like lpeafanoe. fhe
center ~ the well-rriIs d streets and
tfe broad concrete lewalk. being
pleasant exceptions f. ice general To-
undatlOn Imagine OIL mirthfuI SUR
prize to SOC. al ". lraded 40 the
center Di the Btreef mall boy sad
I ing Boz tine water AMI .lgging beau
lufII home made imitation OF a river
craft The boat wac about four feet
/ long and vide in proper proportion
vas prov ided with Goblin, pilot house.
Ioferhauning roof ll. double m0ke-
sack From a.. Little flag pole
aoated a banner b..rg Tho msc.ip.
zion Welcome Visitors. ana 0n
ea,h de was painted The lary',
/ Trinity River speIlI % Ras a
/ lufy cheer and hearty laugh that
sent up all along 'Ha .Iuc. for o. was
certainly q polite Hu' Hifn-ciBss Joke
. Wo couldn't afford Boo leave that boat
Boz Lubbock. 20 500 prevailed ou th'
promoters 10 Jet u. have o. Offering
10 pas them a fam. price for 10, but
Ifhos declined 90 accept anything
! more than our THANKS The ntrn
tiUu 20 put This HIteuir Goa exhibit
fou boz the Dallas chamber of Com
mere, Don ~ lii.Fers was The pro
.motcr of this latest inland water uas
/ im'lpu project and 81 A J IoR'
! Vas tHr designer aHd maker of ZOO
|htlc boat which g. certainly a
model
Ne uill all long PLEASANTLY rcmom
Der our visit "a 100, Great West aud
|tbH river navigation welcome pu tu,
. streets of Lubbock sill Boz One of Goo
last forgotten and most Huehauh
remembered A DALl.ASlTE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
HEREFORD WILL HOLD
BIC WATER CARNIVAL
Specialize THE News

Special fo The News
HEREFORD. Tex, April 20 Al
ID mass meeting held here today il
Ras decided 10 hold Water Carui
raI during fhe week OF July - "a
fH a contract was entered into
with tH. southern Amusement Com
.paut 200 ..Hib.t here during the entire
week. o. D. Mcdonald, i. J. Walker
land IS % Edwards compose The car
.rtu committee This committee ha.
general Ip0r .siou of the carnival,
with power 20 appoint other commit.
tees The water carnival proper viii
.ukc. consume three days and viii
br Thursday Friday and Saturday
lam tho irrigated farms here are in
Hu, condition. aud those who attend
th, carnival Nll boz greatly surprised
Ia. tH. development since cur last ear
mEaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26

an want ads must be- accompanied
by cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB At
HEREFORD REORGAN|zED
special 10 The News.

Special iO The News
HEREFORD Tea. April 2a.--Ar-
fragments have been made for re-
organization OF the Commercial Clus
here. Alta meeting held today a com
mittee was appointed 10 solicit mem
borship and arrange for the reorgani-
lailon. The club viii be- chartered
and Incorporated. 30 Do short time
10 uHI boz ,ull fenged organization
and much good viii result from o.
The committee d. meeting with great
surres. Boo +0licitius Tor members. and
IIt g. expected the ueW ORGANIZATION
win start out with thrifty and Wig
orms membership
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
onn FELLOWS hND REBEkhHs'

You are requested 20 meet a. the
odd Follows hall az the corner OF
Fourth and Taylor streets sunday
morning. from which place you will
attend church in a body al the Cen
trail Presbyterian church to observe
thc pffh anniversary Of the founding
10. rh. odd Fellows order l5u-2c
rhune -. ~ and 80 for good fresh
groceries Griffin Grocery Com
nan. t5O-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
One Truck Carries NJ the rroduc,
uf = tS5-Acrc Farm Ia Market

A contributor 10 the current is
sue ot Farm aud Fircsidc says.
The complete output OF my farm
Of lN1 acres is carried by this truck
90 market O. distance OF % miles.
which BE- easily covered IN two and
oue-haf hour, By horse from sew
On 90 eisht hours are required
Before the truck was used two
loads left each day during the mar.
keting season Both loads required
an extra toV-team The following
day another crew alternated. BY
this system twelve horses aud six
men we're continually On service
Here another item should be consid-
erred. that of boarding and lodging
men and horses while at market. on
tho other hand the truck requires
but one operator. who makes the
trip daily going and returning so
rapidly that there h plenty at time
to rest Cor thc return trip"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
WILL UEl.NIE Address
To STEATIOI;D GHAnl tTtsS

Hon 3. q Works ct Amarillo has
received and accepted an invitation
10 deliver the haccalaurcate address
20 the era luatng class OF the STRAIT
ford lli-h school ON Friday evening.
May It The invitation was rendered
by Superintendent L. r Shelly OF the
Strat'ord schools. who urged accept
ance on behalf of the school gradu-
atos aud citizens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
OKLAHOMA CITY LIVE STOCK

OKLAHOMA CITY. April 4a.-
Hog Receipts. .3uu head market
steady bulk at SIS
Cattle Receipts. 900 head mar.
kct steady sale, Hendricks a
uriggcts Grady. t24 steers, average
lego. az ,aa Driggors a nell, era
F. dy. YI steers. average lIa3. at \
cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26
NEW TEXAS LAWS
EFFECTIVE SOON
FULL LIST or ENACTMENTS
BY THE RECENT
LEGISLATURE

The i0Il0eine o. from recent T.
sue OF tbe Ei rmo Timn
Iu response 20 many requests 'oI
Information as 100 lher ae'H of he
Texas Legislature become effective
The Times makes fle '9Il1f.uE STATE.
meut
Senate billie nov effective are as
folioa
So g Prohibiting pollution of
streams THer yDu Be- given Boo
which 20 construct necessary works
t1 comply s.fH ar'
hufHor.IHf incorporation o'
hail Insurance companies
! POS Authorizing Incorporation
OF mutual 0re. Lightning BAH and
storm Insurance companies
32I Appeal mas be- taken on
motion for Hru trial. Boo iel of as
s.Enmrlt 90, error
$3.50 hholhhuf tuberculosis
| Commission
COS Authorizing use OF letcr aad
| drainage bonds as collateral i1r
state drpDsIiorios
Suspended sentence IaV
HOUSE liills ~ Effect
House bills which lrr uoa ri'rc
/ tive arc as fpII0a
251 County Commissioner. a,t
/ lur as road luDr sou m1y De- paid
81 day for not more than ten dayf
lper month
ab1 Separating State road from
/ peultouiRrN system aud appruprIat
inr fbu.nnU for improvements
Ght Tho eight hour JAS
$50 Prohibiting na wells from
running Wild
o. HON, rule enabling aI
20 Prohibiting usD of Texas fal
fur advertising purposes
senate iiill. Effective june go.
senate bills which take effect 0f
June 300 NINETY days after adjourn
NNfNiI Hif fH InIlnhH
% Employees compensation act
20 Nue.thirty closing act lcrim
iual
30 Libouliling definition of Iudi
Eoncy Boo Coufrredato pension las
80 Placing I've stock commission
merchants under bond
o. Relieving the Attorney Gouor
al OF giving opinions promisouous
ly
g. Validating corporation oil
towns aud villages under general
! lay
: ~ inaulag eeuutios below NV,
4 - qusrssiee hnc so con. yet'
thtir lsolatlon
80 Establishing Districts wher,
Charlton must be- reported
- Presidential primaries.
% Validating charters of ol
companies
9N Authorizing cities using com
mission form under general law Il
issue bonds
800 Furnishing wife and child
abandonment
lao Permitting ropurchasc o.
school hand hy former owners whci
sales have been forfeited for non
payment of interest
$50 Increasing salaries of Iudgci
of supreme Court Court of Crimi
ua Appeals and Court OF Chu Ap
p'als
lsa Establishing school of mines
90 El Paso
goa Requiring contracting steve
dorr tu give bond for workmon1
wages
go To- potcct birds aud auimal
from cruelty
ego Authorizing local option clcc
lions ou maintenance OF pool ant
billiard halls.
$50 Regulating lutorinsuancp
-s2 Authorizing incorporation o
pH road companies
$3.50 Permitting iutorurban com
pau'Ds fp erect and maintain ofuc,
buildings
90. Same subject
-it Regulating ratorual hruca
I.av associations
.n' EuarrIug corporate priu
.... O. Huitsrla
-iI Providing that when mr
chaser oi school land defends sui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-26

We are selling groceries across tue
street from our ola stand until thp
old stand rs repaired Griffin GRO
Gerry Company lan-tir
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10

the auditors report recommend that the same be included
General Presenments and that said report spread upon the
Minutes of said Court We find report where the Clerk
of the City Court Fitzgerald due the County about One Hnnd
ano sixty Dollars COY for Jail fees said Clerk of CITY
fitzgerald explained to that he stands ready any time
TO pay same when furnished with vouchers ra nv a
We also find said report an apparent shortage AGAINST w
walker but he exhibited receipts showing that same had
y" also ind IN said report that former Tax Collector W. L.
was at that time due the county Seventy Eve dollars
Sfoo) out upon investigation with County Commissioners e
ind that same has been settled in full ,.... -
we that hereafter when estate has been levied
upon and be sold for State and County Taxes that the County
actual costs of said sale ~ - ~ -
We recommend that hereafter prisoner shall be released by
aer Sheriff Warden of the chain gang until the fine i'm
posed mas been collected chain gang served and that
ne warden OF SAID chain shall have written order from
proper authorities to receive said to release said
We Recommend that Geo. A. Roberts be appointed Notary
Public Ex, oficio j. P of the 433 District G. M.
We Recommend that R. L. Stone be appointed Notary pnh;
x-Ohcio J. P of the 1868 District G. NJ ;
We Recommend that G. W. Rodgers paid Five Dollars
w for the use Of car taking committee to examine roads
and chain gangs Is eag ...;3 ID N 49,,
We Recommend that County Commissioners place Seven
White Way Lights on Court House Property
We recommend that D. W. NJ Whitley be paid Forty Four
Dollars and fifty five cents 455) for issuing 297 subpoenss to
come before us before Court convened !" '@ '|
We also Recommend that Sheriff W. H. Fountain be paid the
sum Of One Hundred Forty Eight Dollars and Fifty cents
for serving 297 subpoenas. "@
We adopt as part of these presentmen the reports of the
various committees .s'"'s
We recommend that Jurors and their bas be Maid
Two Dollars diem and their Clerk paid -Four dollars per diem
We Recommend that The Enterprise and The Fftx
gerald Press publish these General Presentments with the e
cpon OF the Auditors Report and that they paid the sum OF
Five Dollars each. ~ r. ''%J #7i -1Es.. ~
We desire thank Honorable Waiter F. George for his
able charge to our body and Solicitor General Honorable
D. Wall for his able advice and courtesy extended to u.s.
-~' Respectfully Submitted,
q3~ -sr fht .ls. ,a~f 3a3 s9, Ed Hussey, Foreman
.esas.l oat o. aI.gat, sg.5 ayis NJ Dixon, Clerk.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10
SUPERIOR COURT ADJOURNED jIl NJ. 7:
Ct: FORD GUILTY OF. murder,
!. 4. &. is SENTENCED TO- HANG.

Ben Hill Superior closed its adjourned session Tuesday
nopn having been in session for days Twentnne defendants
plead guilty and six others found guilty BY jury The first
Ben Hill county for murder had at this term
court emanuel Ford who years ago shot Beaufort Bailey at
the A. A. passenger station found guilty of murder lin
t degree Tuesday morning Judge Walter George in pas
sentence Ford stated that he believed the Jury found
the true verdict Ford the last has insisted upon his
and claims have been working for the Central Of Georgia at
Albany on the date OF the murder His attorneys Messrs Griffin
and Teal appointed by the defend made motion for
new trial. same be heard JAM 5h In the meantime they pro-
pose to make effort establish Ford was in the EMPLOY
OF railroad Albany the particular date The Judge en-
tered the following decree in the case s, s1n
The jury sworn for the trial of the above stated case having
returned verdict finding the defendant guilty as charged it is
considered ordered and adudged that the defendant Emanuel
Ford be safely kept and confined in the common Jail Of Ben Hill
County Georgia until the 9th day of January 1914 on which date
the sentence the Court be executed by the Sheriff Of said
County the said defendant by hanging him by the neck until
ne is dead and Lord have mercy upon him. It order
ed defendant be on said 9Th day Of
1914 between the hours Of o'clock NJ and 200 NJ and that
said execution take place at the common jail of said county and
that be made by the Ordinary of said County for the
execution of said defendant '"' @.'@'"' F7H'~G
ordered that said execution be witnessed by such friends
OF the defendant and such Cemen he may select and by
the County Physician of said County and such guards as the
Sheriff may select for the purpose of the execution
Given under hand and official signature this the 9th dav
OF December, 1913, in open Court
IA 20 .,. 4 .sst W. F. GEORGE J.. S. c. G. c.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10

COMMITTEE ON COUNTY PROPERTY AND CHAIN GANG.
We have appointed the following gentlemen committee to ex
anime TO the changang the R. L.
WORTH D. Dorminy p E. Stone which committee reports
follows: 10 ..,. .3s..
we your committee appointed to inspect the public and
county Chain gang and the convict and public Buildings
submit fOowing We travelled of the Coun
" and md all OF them good condition. with the exception
tne Salem Road, and they are work this road
we ind that the convicts apparently we'll fed
the camps we find in excellent shape and sanitary condition
nave gone the Courthouse and grounds them in neat
and sanitary condition. In going through the County the
prisoners apparently well taken Of the condition of the Jail
was in nice and sanitary condition But Hnd the Sheriff
not equipped with sufficient and blankets owing the crowded
condition of the jail We that the County
unsn the sheriff with the necessary and blankets to keep the
prisoners comfortable possible We recommend that g. w.
be paid five dollars for the his take us over the
roads. " - - = -
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10

deserves to be still further compli-
mented because he is not combining
the whole Of his farm to one pro.
duct. He. plants not only sugar
cane, but corn. cotton, peas, pea
nuts and .. forage crop. It isn't
likely tt It the failure of any one
or any two crops through unfavor..
able weather conditions will find
him p "in 2 Ihole' at the end of any
season 'e II he continues TO practice
diversified fa r 70 in g. Savannah
News. ' s@a s I
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10
Made On An Acre ..... /. !.
OF. Georgia Land

The, value of an acre of farm
land is indicated by the value of
the crops it produces. ''-'
john M. Bragdon of bingham
county, then, has at least one very
valuable acre, since the value Of
one crop grown upon III was $ls2,,
He planted it in sugar cane and
sold the, syrup from, the cane for
thatlamount. A, very large part, Of
the receipts from the acre was pro-
ct. His record on thessone acre
was p fine one. He deserves to be
cpmplimented upon it. And he
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10

I The recent entertainment pulled Off at
thPe I Grand i and, Bought and Paid for,
was we'll received andhighly spok-!
en- Of a. fairly good crowd was
Actors very clever. j
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10
GENERAL. |PFRIESENI'T1f.M|I TIME E NJ !

10 The Honorable Superior Court of Ben Hill County Georgia
October Term, 1918 and October Adjourned Term: 1918
we the Grand jury and serving named term
OF sad court respectfully submit presentments. i
we appointed from body examine the books various
Justices of the Peace and Elk Oco Of the Peace for
county the following gentlemen Young Stone and Marion
xon Walker and O. Tsdel which committee reported as
follows '3 a 81. 70 .s5 tf a.tf tfY 49, g..~. H.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE. ssg ....e
YOUR committee appointed Docket of the various
OF the Peace Courts Of the County beg the follow
ing report that we have examined fully ell Justices
Court records with the exception Of these No. 432 these
BOOKS nave not been brought the Grand Jury roo
IN general Kept IN neat and cort manner however,
hnd some instances each Of the several Districts where failure
made to temlze court costs and in other failure record dis
position OF cases. with these exceptions which apply the Jus.
ce Court County that District M 400 h
have not beer presented tor aud report proper form
and correctly kept - .t@5ass3 Esa .,e 'is.
..} j. T. Young, Chairman. "a.
j. T. Walker eHEats
T. L. Stone ...t5ss
Il ...., - L. o. Tisdel s1aa
"ta.5 III. "#t s.f N. Va OlAon @
a.5I ....<s ....s. - Committee. ,,s
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-12-10

'! Z. GEORGE, j. IS. 6. G. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
institute Programme.

Burton Holmes will give an illustrated
lecture ON "BuTmah and Ceylon'' under
the auspices Of the Brooklyn institute OF
Arts and Sciences at the Academy Of
Music on Wednesday afternoon and even
Ing. On February "a and . ne will re-
peat his lecture on THE Panama Canal 70
Nine. Hildegard Hossman Iluss. So
prano and Henry Holden Iiuss pianist
will give special recital on Thursday
evening. They will be assisted by Miss
Lillian IAttlchales, 'cellist.
Captain Roald Amundsen will repeat
his Illustrated lecture on "The Discovery
Of the South Pole" on the afternoon ana
evening Of February q. The afternoon
lecture is to be held especially for the
benefit Of school children. and they VIII
he able to purchase tickets for the lecture
at reduced rates. Students coupons Will
he sent to the teachers and principals Of
the public and private schools Of the
borough, so that the pupils viii have no
difficulty i'm securing the reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
GOAT RAISING IN MEXICO.

Most Of the large plantations have more
on less waste land suitable for goat rails
ing This industry Is more profitable
as an adjunct to crop raising than when
pursued exclusively. IL is tine practice 90
herd the goats I'm the mountain land cN-
cept after harvest. when they atc allowed
on the stubblc twice a year While one
half the herd is MIXED tie other half is
breeding. The young males are sold as
soon as possible, at forty days old DO
the market Is fair, and at That age th'y
bring about ~ cents each. The females
are kept as long as they prove prontabie,
usually five or six years, and then SOFA
for 81 to 81 - each. They begin 90 breed
at two years. and it Is considered good
practice to breed them but once year.
The milk is worth about 10 cents a gallon
when made INTO cheese ana sold locally.
The loss By disease is much less among
goats than among hogs.
. With q large property consisting in
part OF mountainous lana thr OniA rN-
pense in the raising OF goats Is Tor nerd
ing one man being required WIN the
milking goats, one with tho breeders ana
one with the young goats These men
arc paid % cents day edch. The large
.porccutdcc Of profit shown in goat raising
10 posslblc because they require little
additional investment Of capital ON the
other hand. their increase rs limited by
inc amount Of waste land available ana
as soon al they begin to encfgach upon
the arabic land the profit begins To DO
crease rapidly.--COnsular Reports