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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-30
Of Craig.

81
officers was held In Oregon, Aug. %.
20.
New pension board was announced
by Commissioner OF Pensions, Or. C.
l.. Evans and Dr. J. r. Thatcher
Oregon; J. W. McClanahan, OF Forest
CITY.
J. T.. Rumble gets I'd prize on APP
pies, gathered In vicinity of Craig and
Corning. at the international apple
SHOW held at Cleveland. In August,
1919.
The drouth OF 1913 began July :.
and continued through August. and
10 DAYS in September. July rainfall.
- Of an inch: August rainfall, - OF
an inch: total for July and August,
and 10 DAYS In September, - To-
tai days without beneficial rain, 81
DAYS. Highest temperature for Aug.
ust was lO6 on the sth: lowest, - on
the 2nth. mean temperature for Aug.
ust, s3-the highest ever known here.
More cattle 10y 400 on the X. C..
marke, on the 18th. than ever before
known In one day total. y, 80 head.
Drouth conditions the cause.
Geo. Murray shipped seven car loads
~ peaches from his oregon orchard.
Hollis Caravan. employed In NOV.
ing John Nollmers' house back from
river d southwest Of craig. was
drowned In the Missouri River. The
body was found near Richmond, Mo,
October ~.
SEPTEMBER.
Jno Knox stabbed Herman fancber
In quarrel at Forbes. on the 9Th.
ON the Ist, an Injunction Was Is.
sued against the New Liberty old d..
rectors enjoining them from conduct.
Ing the 1913 school.
The Mound City mills closed On &C.
count Of lack Of business.
Theltemperature for the first live
days ~ the month was loo on the IN,
ID aud I'd: lOi on the It'll and lO2 on
the 9Th. The drouth Of - days was
broken on the nth by .ljof an incl OF
rain. and. I. Is inches on the lith. The
drouth.con,inued from July eth tc
Sept. II ~ days.
Charles McCandlish, Of Craig, sell,
his stock OF merchandise to ora
Scriyiner.
Kansas City auto trade tourist.
passed through Oregon on the 18th.
First frost came on the 2Ist: nippet
sweet potatoes.
| Dave Smith near Hiyelow lost 1,
head OF cattle from cornstalk poison
Funeral Of Jno. " Stokes. veteran
LAWYER, held at Craig on the 10Th.
Petition was circulated to extend
the boundaries Of the Big Tarkit
Drainay. district, TO include III,
lands OF the Sluaw Creek drainag,
district. brooks < .Iacoby we're EN-
ploy.d A. the engineers.
At the st. Joseph fair Joe II, Muir
ray & sons took : Hrs, and = third
premiums on display Of apples.
Paul Elliott, OF the Union distric
near Oregon. captured q second pre-,
MUM on his line saddler AT the ~
Joseph fair.
Heavy wind storm passed over III,
Mrs. VIII Long place In the Lonesome
district on the 2Wh outbuilding
blown down.
Tie hook. Roccker banking COM
pany began the erection Of their new
bank building.
oCroREn.
bon Hunt, Of oregon. re-
ceiyed an appointment, to clerkshiI
IN the q. ;. Senate through Senatol
Jas. \. Reed.
Ira Twyman, OF Bigelow. attempt
ed suicide AT Mound City, on the 9Th
took ) grains OF strychninc. i'inan
cial troubles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Dianars and Lunckeons

Capt NJ i. Crimmins entertained Win
dinner party recently on the LO'L
garden Of Hotel Paso del NorJe- 1-S
table was attracuveIy arranged anu anu
maOng the guests Were Lieut. anu
Mrs. W y. Hcnsley jr., Mr. and MIS- u
Naething, Mr. and Mrs Vance stewart
Mrs. Josephine Nations MoTIlll, - ~ >
Kenneth ID. oliver. Misses Allce uLA5'
Anne Lee Gaines, Martha IhurHonu'
Sue Dixon. Walker Mcclellan. annette
Schmitt, Mai Leonard D. Nl-dman, Ca ll.--
Alfred W Bjornstad, Lieut. AleAsLlusI
D. Surles, Lieut. a, J.. r SaIus, L1-y -t'
James l. Collins, Lieut. w w G9iool-
Ralph Wingo. Ed L. Tinker and W Z
McCracken.
Complimentary TO her guest Miss
Dorothy Davidson, of MoroFla, CallL-'
Miss Lemire Nebel1er entertained win
a very pretty buffet supper recently
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs g j.
Maple, i'm Highland Park The guests
were. Misses Dorothy Davidson, sue
Dixon Anne Lee Gaines Alice W ulIi,
Gren Adams. Estelle Berrlen, Emily
Kemp, Frances Gillespie, Martha
Thurmond. Frances Mayfield. Mr.. and
Mrs c. j. Maple; Messrs- Charles
Shoemaker. Dexter Maple, Tom New
man, Russell Ramey, Gist Russell,
Mason Pollard. Jack Pryor. W P Nc
Cracker, jr.. Ted Houghton, Charles
Basseut. Allen Grabbing Lieut. Alex
ander D. Surles and Lieut.. John N
Thompson.
Mai. and Mrs. c. y. Barney enter
tanned with an informal supper party
Tuesday night at their home near the
Country club. Their guests were
Lieut.. and Mrs. ". n. Hensley and Mr.
and Mrs. G. Naething. When supper
was over, the party mOtOred TO the
fort for the 18th cavalry hop.
Dr. Alice Merchant recently was
hostess at an informal dinner for Mr..
and Airs. George Mckenzie and Mrs
Frances Bigelow. of Halifax, NOVA
Scotia. who are spending a short time
in FL Paso. The dinner was given at
Dr. Merchants new home on Montana
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
SOCLETY'S DOLNGS
Parties

Mrs. a. A. jackson entertained at her
home, 4l9 North Ell PasO street, with a
party Monday night in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of her sister, Miss
Mineta jocks. The evening was pleas
antly spent in dancing. and later cakes
and punch We're served Among the
guests present were Misses Hazel HO-
bulin, Nina Robinson. Bess Gray. Iva
Johnson Annie Coleman. Helen Ellis.
Halle Williamson; Messrs. c. j. Feflev.
W Higginbotham. Demmore Ellis.
Eugene @. Hammell, Brown PaschaI
Jesse Ensiu, Byron LarOck. Ernest
StOfer N. Reed and George Mead.
Mrs. William Waiz will entertain Fri
day night at her home. on North 81
PasO street, complimentary to Miss
Glen Adams, whose marriage TO TieUt
J. NJ Thompson will occur early in
June.
Miss Altha l. Fruit, Miss a NJ Dale
Mrs. @. Bancroft, c. L. Rogers. and Ed
win c. knlckmeyer constituted a marty
Tuesday climbing Mt Franklin The
ascent was made on the west side OF
the mountain, and after spending sew
eral hours on the top. the descent was
made on the east side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Dances

A delightful informal hop was given
in the assembly hall of Fort Bliss Tues
day night by the officers Of the 18th
cavalry. In the receiving line were
Mai. and Mrs Lewis VI. KOehler. Capt
and Mrs. Howard T.. Hickok and Mrs
Charles d. Rhodes. The 18th cavalry
orchestra played for the dances. Among
those present were: Col and Mrs Jo-
seph Garrard. Col. c.. q. Treat. Mai and
Mrs. C. n. Barney, Capt. and Mrs. H r
HickOk. Lieut.. and Mrs. W y Hensley
IT.. Lieut.. and Mrs. NJ ". Sullivan.
Lieut. and Mrs. J. s Hammonds. Mrs. G.
D. Rhodes. Mrs. ". W Dudley Misses
Martha ThurmOnd. Anne Lee Gaines.
Virginia Semple. Edith Baird. Edna Hir-
shinger. Valera Garrard. Alice Wulff.
Maj. Edison A. Lewis. Mai William r.
Sample, Lieuts- Alexander y. SurIes,
W. ". Gordon, James L. Collins. A. L.
?. Sands Neil G. Finch. F c. Rogers.
David P. Wood and Ralph Wfngo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Dat Of Town VfsifOrs

Mrs. :. T. WhitmorA, of Tucumcari,
\. H. who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. McAlpine, III North FL
Paso. street. will leave Thursday for
Douglas, AriZ-, where she viii visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Stone.
Mrs Whitmore was accompanied by
her two children.
W. P. NcCracken jr, Of Chicago. IS
stopping at Hotel Paso del Norte for a
short time, while visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. J. ". Gillespie. who has been
visiting her daughters Mrs Alfred
Kerr and Miss Frances Gillespie, for a
short time. has gone 70 east Texas,
where she viii visit in various cities
Mrs. c. H. Bowen. of Fort Worth. sis
ter Of Mrs. r. F. Ebert, and Miss Maud
Ebert, of St Louis. sister Of Dr. R F.
Ebert, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Ebert
at their home, on Lee street
Miss Dorothy Davidson, Of Morovia,
Calf, who has been visiting Miss Lee
mire Nebel1er, viii leave this evening
for Quebec. Canada, where she VIII
Mrs. Dan Stedham. Of Government
Hill. IS entertaining her mother. who
viii be a visitor here for some time
Mrs. C. Scott and daughter. Miss
Charlie Nae Scott. of Fort Worth, Tex,
are visiting the family OF N D. Rob
erts. on Mesa avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Cards

Mrs. r F. Ebert entertained Tues
day afternoon at her home on Lee
street with an auction bridge party,
complimentary to her guests Mrs. c. H
Bowen, Of Fort Worth. and Miss Maud
Ebert of St Louis The house decoru-
lions were attractive, sweet peas and
wild flowers being used. In the bridge
games Miss LeOna Black won the first
prize, a pair of silk hose. and Mrs. W.
L FOXworth won the consolation prize.
an embroidered guest towel When the
games were over, a dainty supper was
served Among the guests were:
Mesdames c. H Bowen. ". L Fox
worth, +. 6. Billings. c. o. Rucker- r
B. HOman, Webb Haden. J. r. Mcleod.
W. A White. c. Scott. of Fort Worth.
G. Taylor. Alves Dixon, ". L FoIlett.
J. ". Webb Misses Maud Ebert.
Charlie Mae Scott and DeOna Black.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
PRESIDENT J. f STUBBS, OF
AENA IlA I-NINEHsITN DIES

Reno, New. May 27-Dr. J. Z. Stubs.
president OF the University Of Nevada died
suddenly here this morning.
Dr Stubhs was considered one Of the
foremost educators in the west He was
brother Of j. C. Stubs. formerly director
OF traffic for the Hartman lines. Dr.
Stubs was also the father OF Ralph s
Stubs. formerly assistant general freight
and passenger agent for the Southern Pa
cific at Tucson, Ariz, and now director OF
freight traffic on the Southern Pacific At
lantic steamship lines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Safety first-let Holmes clean, dive
or press your valuable garments. our
work is guaranteed in every detail
Phone IS6 for wagon Holmes Cleaning
WOrks--AdTertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Why Have COrns
W hen It's SO Easy 10 Remove Them

1t is a common occurrence, on the
street, TO oyerhear d man or woman say,
Ny feet are nearly killing me; this hot
weather makes my cOrns hurt So Now
there is no reason why any one should
suffer with cOrns- Whites Guaranteed
Corn Cure is easily applied and will re-
move any corn. Get a bottle Of this
corn cure and apply il tonight The
price is only 25c. Whites Guaranteed
Corn Cure is made. sold and guarau-
teed By
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
n Pnso school Fnr Gil

The Principals, Miss Slater and Miss
TafeI, will be at the School on Friday
and Saturday, May % and 80. and Mon
day, June ], from to i and to 9. to
register pupils and plan courses for
next year. III Terrace street Sunset
eights.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
About EI Pasoans

Mrs T. H. Sharp is quite I'll with
grip at her apartments. in the HOuen-
beck hotel.
Mrs Julia s. Behr is quite III with in
flamatory rheumatism at her home. on
North Oregon street
Miss JOhnella Bryan. who has been
quite III at Houston. is recovering
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Everybody-s Wen Pleased

Who uses New Sole which makes
old sOies and heels - white and tan
shoes look like new. soc per bottle n
P. S. Co., P. o. Box Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Safety first-let Holmes clean. dive
or press your valuable garments Our
work is guaranteed in every detail.
Phone 7S6 for wagon Holmes Cleaning
WOrks-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Church Affairs

Oriental countries were the topic Of
discussion at the literary meeting Of
Trinity Methodist church held Tues
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Mrs. r. L. Graham was the leader
Mrs j. D. McNurtrey read the scrip
ture lesson and Mrs. D. NJ Smith led
the devotional exercises Miss Lila
Gaylord sang. Miss Emma Hoffman
playing her accompaniment Mrs. W.
a Irayler read paper on Korea
Mrs. +. i. Guerry's subject was China &"
and Mrs. A. NJ Grambling talked about
the orieutals in the United States. Mrs
r. T. Bryan and Mrs. W Z. Lambeth
were the hOstesses
Eev- j. Perry Rice, pastor Of the First
Christian church. is in East Las Vegas.
y D. attending a convention of the
Disciples of Christ OF the west Texas
New MezicO conference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Ell Pasoans ALUoy

Mrs J. H Clary, of Fort Boulevard.
Grandview, accompanied by her little
son, John Howard, jr, has gone TO
East Las Vegas. y. NJ, where she will
spend the summer months visiting her
parents
Edwin c. Knickmeyer viii leave Mon
day for st. Louis. No. He will spend
six or eight weeks in the north Miss
Mary Robertson will play the pipe or
gan at the First Christian church in
Mr. knickmeyer's absence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Women's Organizations

On account Of the illness Of the
hostess, Mrs H. P. Griffith, the meet
ing Of the Merry Gossipers club for
Thursday has been postponed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Headquarters For Electric Fans.
Southwestern Electric & Machine co
Tel l'lo- SO4 san Francisco St
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Best Of cleanInE. IN. 1901 Tor wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wks.-AdTertlsem
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

CAST - r. :. -EA-s
g 11ho Knd You Eay8 Always B0as
''';;'''' e; ! : MzkzZzzs<
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
snlTH CASE AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court Affirmed Five Year
Sentence. Justice Smith
Dlssents.

The supreme court this morning
affirmed The verdict of the Hinds
county circuit court in the case OF
C. c. Smith, former chairman OF
the penitentiary board OF trustees
convicted OF grating. Smith must
serve a five year term in the pen
itentiary.
Chief Justice Sydney NJ. Smith
submitted a dissenting opinion, de
claring that the record of the trial
is replete with reversible error.
He discusses the case at consid'
erabIe length, going fully into
many features of the testimony.
Smith, who has been at liberty
under bond since shortly after bis
Iconviction, was IN the supreme
Icourt room, aud heard bis fate
pronounced by Associate lustic'
Reed. Afterwards be SURRENDERED
to the sheriff OF Hinds county. 4
suggestion OF error will be hled
and be will not go TO the penisen
ltiarv until this is disposed OF.
In the meantime . strong ettor
. will be made 10 induce Gov. Brew
er to favorably consider the pardo'
. petition filed in his Office severs
: : weeks ago and which is signed 3
> several thousand citizens.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
VETERANS MEET.
Preparations Made for rIemOriai Day
New Officers Elected.

Camp Claiborne, U. c. ", met
March and, pursuant to call.
Present, ]. B. Allen, comman.
der, T. M. Rea, adjutant and treas
urer, ]. McC. Martin, w. H. Ben.
ton. A. M. Aroette, c. c. Coca,
w. G. Harrington, ]. G. Spencer,
I. w. Walters, B. F. Hynum, K.
A. Owen.
The treasurer reported balance
on hand of s38.oS.
A committee, consisting OF Mes.
srs. Martin, Coca, Spencer and
Benton, was appointed to write a
sketch of our deceased comrades
for the Confederate Veteran.
The members resolved to wear a
badge Of mourning for go days IN
memory of deceased comrades.
The following were recommend
ed to the board of supervisors for
pension committee:
District I-R. A. Owen.
District &C. c. Coca.
District SIS. Bagnell.
District Al. w. Walters.
District sc. R. Nesmith.
Messrs. Spencer and Coca were
appointed to see Comrade Frank
III. Foote aud request him to read
a roll of all soldiers who went from
Claiborne county, with a list OF
the deceased, on Memorial Day,
May Ist.
The Daughters of the Confeder-
acy were requested to drape the
stand for Memorial Day, and every
veteran in the county was invited
to be present, whether he is a
member of the camp or not.
! Memorial Day committee, COM
mittee, composed of S. H. Bag.
nell, C. A. Gordon and I. M. Ma
gruder, was selected.
Capt. Owen was requested to act
as marshal.
The Chamberlain Hunt band
and students, students of Female
College. Port Gibs on High School
aud all the white schools of the
county were invited to join IN the
, march. The sons of veterans were
also asked to join the parade.
The Daughters of Confederacy
were requested to take charge ol
8 and distribute the flowers.
Messrs. Watt and Taliaferrc
were appoited to solicit funds t.
defray expenses.
The following officers were elect
ed for the year: !. McC. Martin
. commander; T. M. Rea, adiutan
and treasurer; S. Baguell, IS
Lit. Com; C. c. Coca, and Ii
!, Com; o. T. Howard, 3rd Il
Com; Robert Watt, commissary
A. K. Shaifer. color bearer; Exc
: cutive committee, ]. G. Spencer
: II. B. Allen. L. J. Butler, c. 4
!, Taliaferro, ]. D. Bridger.
: The camp adjourned to meet th
y 1st Monday in April.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
Tax SALE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County of Claiborne, T
Town of Port Gibson.

Town OF Port Gibson.
The undersigned, marshal and
tax collector of said town, In said
county and state, will. on the First
Monday of April, 1914, same be.
ing the 9th day of April, 1914, sell
at public outcry to the highest bid
der for cash, to be paid at the time
of sale, within the hours prescribed
by law for such sales. at the east
door of the court house of said
Claiborne County, the following
lands. lying and being in said towr
ot Port Gibson, Miss. for the tax
es cost and damages due thereon
for the fiscal year 1913.
Al. A. MADDOX,
Marshal and Tax Collector OF For
Gibson, Miss.
Port Gibson, Miss, March 4. IoI
]. B. Green, lot 3, So 2. on
Town Port Gibson, tax S 90, dg
soc. ptr 2oc, total S 70.
Dora and Selena Wheat, part Sc
IS, T II, R {, Sub St Mary, ta'
100. dgs Toe, ptr 2oc, total I.3o.
Addfe Welborne. part sec Is,
II, r 2 E, St Mary, tax $50, dc
25c, pit 2oc. total 2.oS.
Edga, Phsips. par D xor On
lot, ST Mar, tA~ 4 So, dgs As
ptr 2oc, total SIS.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

Ellen Morris, part lot S, So 81,
St Mary, tax 800, dgs 3oc, ptr 2oc
total $50.
Est Maggie Hedrick, part outlot
so c St Mary, tax 100, dgs Ioc'
ptr 2oc, total I.3o.
Alice Blake, part sec IS, I I2'R
2 e St Mary, tax 800, dgs soc, ptr
2oc, total 8. SO.
VIM and L Bonner, part outlot
So c St Mary, tax 800, dgs 3oc'
ptr 2oc, total $50.
Cordelia Bradford, lots I and p
sq 36 St Mary, tax 1000, dgs Loo
ptr 2oc, total II.2o.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

Ordered by the Board OF Super
visors of Claiborne County, MISS
that the clerk of this Board be and
is hereby instructed to publish in
the Port Gibson Revellle, new
paper published in said county, for
three weeks next proceeding the
regular April, A. D. 1914, meeting
Of this Board, the following notice
of the proposal to issue bonds. TO-
wit:
/ Notice of Proposal TO Issue Clai.
horne County General Fund
/ Bonds for the Purpose of paying
| OF and Discharging Floating
Indebtedness of Said County.
Notice Is hereby given that tbs
BOARD OF Supervisors OF Claiborne
County. State OF Mississippi, vii
At the April. A. D. 1874, regula'
meeting OF said Board, provide TO
the issuance of General Fun'
Bouds OF said County for the puT
nose OF paying of and discharglni
! the floating debt Of said County
and providing q revenue for th
General Fund OF said County 10
the year 1914, to an amount Q
SAo. 600, and which bonds sha'
mature 40 years from the date c
their Issuance. and bear interest 9
a rate Of S pei eert per annun
usxahle annually at the Hanovt
National Bank II New York Ciss
Said boDds shall be III sums OF Or
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
To Issue Bonds 20 Pay Indebtedness
VIII Prosecute Tick Eradication.

Be il remembered that meeting
of the Board of Supervisors OF
Claiborne County, Mississippi,was
begun and held at the court house
in said county on the first Monday
and and day of March, when and
where were present the following
members towit: c. B. Dardens
president, District S; ]. w. Per
son, District /; w. !. Pearson,
District 2; F. A. PeYtons District
=: w. R. Trim, District 4: S. Il.
BagnelI, Sheriff; B. H. Morehead,
Clerk.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants issued therefor towit:
T. v. Rush, salary. IS4 "a
B H Morehead, lunacy cases ............ "a IS
S e BagneiI, sheriff, same................ IL 90
L R Levy, Krauss. c. z. Mason, Jos.
kaufman, NJ. Freshman, Geo Ellis, iu-
rors same, 81 each. %
L, r. Levy, r. J. Durr, c. B. Tilimsn, @.
Ellis. T. c. watkins, c. E. Mason, iu-
rors lunacy case, 81 each ......... %
c. H. Phillips, A. A. Maddox. r. W. Ma
gruder, N. L. Hackett, Jr., Jim Jones,
witnesses lunacy case, 81 each.........' %
S H Bagnell, sheriff, sustenance Ja1l..... IS 1c
David Books Dept. Store, sundries ...... oc
S. H. Bagnell, stamped enveicpes........ al s.
Miss Printing Co, stationery. 81 81
Claiborne Hardware Co, sundries.....,.. q
B Morehead. clerk, postage........i... 3 q
/ 7. A, Shreve, sundries s...................'
/ Mrs ] Moore, keeping county home.... 40 O
Reveille, stationery. ry...................s.'. 81 =
Cumb Tel Co, phone rent and tolls....... 1s q
NJ NJ watson. lumber "a =.
Barland Bros, nails ...................''' o
S. H. Baguell, conveying prisoner to
/ Vicksburg ...s...........s.........' "A v
Same, habeas corpus case...............' 23 o
| 7 M Magruder, same ..................... IS 8
7. A. scott. same e......................... II o
Il T. L. Hyland, same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $
Same, susteuance Middleton. ............ 10 o
H. Zadek, court stenographer ......,.... 40 o
!. M. Magruder, fees Middleton case. 80. 9
R. L Greer, lumber. 40 o
Hanover National Bank, cornmission.... $
A. W. Noble, road contractor ............ %
M M satterheld, county attorney........ 90
DIR A L Chapman, Co H o.. ............ 81
S Trim, guard Co farm Ia month...... 81
/ e c Foster, Jr, keeping ferry.........-'. IS
China Howard, janitor:. 20
w williams, tick inspector. 90
John LeCour, stipend. 50
India Goodruu, sane..........s.......'.
Wade Hynum, same.
Caledonia Hynum, sanne.......-.....s'-..
Ben Henderson, keepiugferr Biz Black. IS Q
sol Davis, road work..s.y. 2
Il IL. Ross. same e..............,..........s y
4 calIend.r. same. 90 Q
Roddie Luster, same ....,.....,..s.s..'.s
Ross. bridge work. IS Q
The following orders were ha'
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Iohn Dodds and Augusta DoddsI

To Tohn DOdds and augusta DUuus
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court OF the
county of Claiborne, In said state,
on the Second Monday OF May, A.
D. 1914, to defend the suit IN saic
court of Ruth E. Dodds ct ais
who sue by their mother and mex
friend, Anna L. Doddss wherein
you are defendants.
Given under my hand and seal
this 26th day of February. A. .
B. Fl. MOREHEAD. Clerk.
Bv w. r.. Morehead, D. G.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

towit:
That the HermanviIle and Conn
Telephone Association be granted
permission to maintain and con.
meet their telephone line along
and across the road Oh roads be-
tween Hermanville and Conn, SO
as not to interfere with travel or
working the public roads.
Ordered that the clerk issue
warrant to DR.. Holt of Dist. for
So poll tax paid, be being over
age.
Ordered that the sheriff refrain
from collecting road tax from Git
Henderson for 1913, he being un-
der age.
Ordered that sheriff refrain from
collecting poll tax from Albert
Simms, be being over age.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants issued therefor towlt'