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Immigration Officials Re.
fuse Her Admission Over
Mexican Border
FIGHT CASE TWO YEARS
=
HOUSE PASSES SEVERAL SPEC
iAL PENSION BILLS AFFECT.
ING WEST vlReINlANs.

I5lBy Charles BROOKS SMITH,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. 15.-Waf-
ia Azar and her two daughters. That
Is a case which has. been a nightmare
to the immigration bureau, the state
congressional delegation and doubt
less to newspaper readers in West
Virginia. Wafta and her two daugh-
tiers have been held up at the Texas
border for two years. There have
been many investigations, a regiment
Of conflicting orders concerning 1t,
and the Syrian colonies at Wheeling
and Clarksburg have shown an ,n-
usual interest in it. So much so. in
fact, that at on time they furnished
Congressman Sutherland at $4,000
cash bond to offer to the commits
sioner of immigration as a guaranty
of any and all stipulations which he
might impose, it he would issue the
order admitting the three women. On
Dec. 2sth, last, the order was issued
with a bond for only $4,000 required.
The following day the immigration
authorities here received a new batch
Of evidence in the case and on the
strength Of It rescinded the order for
admission and entered one to deport
the syrians. In the new evidence the
immigration authorities accuse the
woman Of practically selling her old:
est daughter, aged 16. to a married
man named Khoury at Victoria, Mex
leo, for $500 MEX, which, the Ell
Paso inspectors add, was never paid;
hence renewal Of the woman's appli.
cation for admission to the United
States. Charles Amien, Of Wheeling,
who has been representing his fellow
countrymen ID, this case, has been no
titled that II he can prove these
charges against Watta Azar false,
his client might have a chance to get
across the border without danger o!
m%olestation. But II they cannot be
proven false, there is absolutely no
hope whatever for their admission TO
this country.
LHN-
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and learn how these ailments can be easily and surely conquered ut homo without
thegdnngerss and expenseyo ta nSoperahon. 1NhenE you arc Cured. and nHo ITO enjoy
ghnsy oucanIpass the good word along tn some othersuaenr. No home treat
cr yoans, er eM:S$To Mahsrs eff auqhtsrssI WI! exphsah how toeyenome
and re6oset them to planapness ,and. healh. TensneGn you r worasdl about -FOUR
accept my generous offer ad write Tor the feet treatment inSmaaE INV IVY mat "
booklet. "Wonans Own Medical Advsern& I will send ali hi Iphins wTappes pof-
s ssnd , = y y time ,is m gS an sst Vt Vt this dms asEsT1Fk s%S%nr tsslnGssa and return 10 me
MRS. 1M. SUMMERS. !. !. . . Boz o. SOUTH BEND. IND
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
wANTED-sewing. plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
spirellaS Corset. Call Bell phone 4S7-J.
Monroe So. NOSES. 1O-1G.tf
APPLIcATioNyFo RgPARooN.

Notice 81 hereby given TINT on or about
the list day Of February. 1915. an appl!ca-
ton VIII be filed with C. e. Plerson,
Pardon Attorney, Charleston West vir-
ginia, for thea Pardon OF lDomenico ,Yenco
convicted OF the crime of Malicious Shoot
Ing. 1t theSN November Term, 1914 OIL the
Criminal Court of Marion County ano
sentenced StoSimpstsonment In the West
virrinln Penitentiary for the period OF :
Signed, DoMEN1co YENco.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of West Virginia:
AT the January, 1915, Rules, held in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court,
in and for the County Of Marion, and
State aforesaid, January 6, 1915, the
following order was entered:-Grave
William Linn, Plaintiff, VS.. William
Thomas Linn, Defendant, Chancery.
SUMMONS
State Of West Virginia:
To the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to sum.
mon William Thomas Linn to appear
before the Circuit Court OF Marion
County, at rules to be held in the
Clerks Office of said Court on the first
Monday In January, 1915. to answer a
bill in chancery exhibited against him
II said Court by Grace Williams Linn
And have then there this writ.
Witnes, w. S. Black, Clerk Of said
Court. at Court House in said County.
the 31st day Of December, 1914, anu
52nd year of the State.
w. s. BLACK, Clerk.
The Sheriff's return endorsed on the
foregoing summons is in the words
and figures following, to-wit:
The within named William Thomas
Linn is not found in my bailiwick. Jan.
LIST. 1915.
B. s. WILSON.
Deputy for G. D. CONWAY, Sheriff, Of
Marion County, West Virginia
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object of the above entitled suit
llams Linn. may be granted a divorce
a vineuio from the defendant. William
Thomas Linn, on the grounds that the
said defendant has wilfully abandoned
and deserted the said plaintiff for
more than three years next preceding
the institution Of this suit; and that
the care and custody Of the infant
child OF said defendant may be award
ed to the plaintiff, and for general re-
lief.
An affidavit Of having been made
Auu ultu tuat ZIG OAHU WlLlaul 1Auulas
Linn, the defendant in the above
styled suit, is a-n%on-resident Of the
State OF West Virginia, 1t Is ordered
that the said William Thomas Linn do
appear within one month from the
first publication OF this order. in the
Clerks office OF our said Circuit
Court, at Rules to be holden thereof,
and do what is necessary to protect
his interests.
It is ordered that a copy Of this
order be published and posted assre.
quired by law. s.
Give under my hand this 9Th day Of
January. 1915.
W. L. BLACK, Clerk.
RoLLo J. coNLEY,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time January s, 1915.
w. y. BLACK, Clerk.
Jan. s.15.22.2e
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The House has passed the following
special pension bills, which were III.
troduced Singthat branch Of congress
by Representative Moss; to Rachel
Haddox, Parkereburg. $40; A. D.SDe-
Kalb. $40; and John w. Grimm, Belle
Vile $24.
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Boz @, SOUTH BIND. INp,

Mrs. William O. Haywood. Of Wash,
ington. left Sunday for Wheeling 10
be the guest OF MRS. Alexander Glass
for the week.
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FoRsALE-Blank OIL and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
ot Lease and House Leases. Apply
West virginianlo fice.
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nurse. Mr.. Sutherland hopes to be
able to get these bills passed before
the end Of the present month, and.
will work earnestly I othat end.
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Judge Charles NJ. showalter, OF
Parkersburg Scott Lowe, OF Fair,
mont, and Edward Ray. of Morgan
town, were prominent West Virgin.
ians inthe city on Monday.
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WANTED!
ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room. Apply to Mrs. Brown, Hall.
Block. lift
FURNISHED gRooMs-2 furnished
rooms for roomers: Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Call Bell 670-J or call at
81 Maple Ave. 1:2-st
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with.or
without Light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets. 7,24-tf
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FORlsALE.

FOR sALE-Extra Plymouth Rock
Homer Pigeons. guaranteed In;
qutre 3. d. Mealy, $40 Pierpont Ave.
Fairmont, w. Va. Bell phone 1871.
1.14-6t
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FOR RENT-Bricks Store Room, size
25xe0, 613f Merchant ST., First ward.
N. q. Steele, Trust Co. Bldg, both
phones. 4 l-4-tf
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HOUsEsFORRENT.

FOR RENT-one modern six:room
house icloseiin. Apply 226 Spring st.
11.l2.tf
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goR sALE-SBlank Coal Options at
the West VirgtnianS Office. 3-2e.tf
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FOR RElNT-Four:room fiat with bath.
Hays bldg. Inquire Of A. L. Jepson,
Pastime Bowling Alleys. 1-5.tf
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time to get a N%on-Freezing
Fountain for your poultry, For sale
Ut Arth F1eming's FeedSstore or by
Coo Weiss. Watson, W. Va. Cons.
phone 24s:X. 12,2s.1mo
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FOR RENT-one nine.room (brick)
house. Wheeling Ave; ! seyen.room
(bricb9 house. Wheeling Ave-; | seven
room (frame) house, Wheeling Ave.
INQUIRE for further particulars, Brooks
S. Hutchinson, Bell phone, office. 22S;
Res. INC. Consolidated AIS. s:24:1mo
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NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOM
Frs AND OTHERS.

We honestly believe that
flour will be much cheap in
September than II is today;
and. we advise everybody to
buy flour only as they need it,
so as to take advantage of
every decline in the flour mar.
ket Do not let any store
load you up with flour At the
present prices; as il will posi-.
lively 60 lower instead Of high
er.
We shall advise later when
we think the right time hA
come to buy flour.
We remain,
VEL PRODUCE co.
Salmon. IdahC
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OFFICERS ELECTED

There was a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Lemhi Flour s. Mil
ling Co., Ltd at the city hall last
Monday afternoon. OF the hfty-four
shares on record, thirty-two we're
represented at this meeting. IL was
the occasion Of the annual M citing
held for the purpose OF electtng ON.
GERS and the transaction OF other bus
in-SS.
The bylaws we're amended, allow
ing the number OF directors t. he re-
duced from seven to i've and repeal
ing the provision prohibiting anyone
from holding Nd re than five shares.
" en- 1t came time for the election
OF directors for the coming year
eight names we're placed in n1n'ina-
tion G. A. Norton. 4. b. Siocker,
n + W. NiemIR, II. " Soule, O..
" Gorham, w. A Warner, j. A.
Herndon and Z X. Abbott, From
these names the following were Sc
lected bv ballot &. A. Norton. n.
r " Neiman, ". A. Warner, }. A,
HpTpdon and f K. Abbott.
A humber of plans for the Improve.
ment OF the efficiency OF the mn
were discussed and AT the Close oil tls
session the newly elected b lard ot
directors organized for the coming
yelr hy elecring H. 2. ". NeimAni'
president; f. K. Abbott, vice presl'
dent; ]. A. Herndon. Secretary
treasurer. Mr. Herndon vas also
elected as superintendent OF the n H.
II is expected that Mr.. Germaln,
the miller who vas in charge last
wear will return next month In time
Ia get everything in shape 0y ths
time that the supply oil wheat u
ready 10 market. There are SOME
new machinery to be installed amons
which are a set OF new hour roih
ana a set of large feed rolls lo'
grinding all kinds Of mill feed
During the short time that thl
RESTITUTION has been in operation
Something like 1850 vas paid out .
TIE ranchers Of this section 10
Shsat II is the plans Of the com
nsny to keep the market open 10
Shsat throughout the entire year
MANY improvements will be maze .
tbsy are needed and as the support g
tha peopIs will warrant. TINS inst
) tntion can only thrive and prosper !
. tGs extent that our home psooie SUI
noyt and maintain II. Let Us mop
mat the coming year VII eACeeu .
sypeciati0n OF tie stockholoefs'
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2. J..
raf
' " ~
sal ssred u@t C ur
OF thu Sixth Jld rit ~ trs-
Oi l1aiiO, u and ,,ns tv.
OH tue It'll day of Mas, ~ :. e. q
Loren Stntler, tbe 81 Jif. In th-
above Untitled action. ~ tn IT. day
OF May, 1915. rec gered ia gmvu
against tile ,buv= named DEF n iart..
GeoF'r Steel, VI 5 George STEEL, =
y lIemp ey, Mrs. +. temuset Tor
The sum Of Seventeen tun lre1 nd
Eight and IS 100 a lla Esl.us T55
hrside' Interest, q csfs, hic
aid decree sas, on tie eth dos %
Maf, 1918, reeOrde III iudgu-n' b0 L
al cages 2l0 ami 2il. Ia The
once - tne County Recorder ~ Lem
90 County Idaho, | an commanded
10 sell those certain lots, pieces,
parcels nt land. situate, iSing aut b.
log In LeHhi Cont, Idaha, ana
particularly described - follows,
Mit
The South half OF the : uthsa (,
I Quarter Of section Thirty-t n
IoSnship t seotv-tW North emil
/ Lot Two Of Section Five To n tg
Iwenty-ons North, ali In nge
Iwenty-two East Of the Boise Nerd
I ian, Idaho, containing Ons Hundred
Iwenty-three and Eightsen.hun.
| nredtfs acres, more or less, ~ snoN =
by the Officiil piat Of the survey oil
said land, returned 10 the Genera
Land Once by the Surveyor General
together with all and singular tins
tenemtnts, Entertainments and %
{ purtenances thereto belonging or Il
anywise appsrtaining.
Public Notice Is Hereby given tina
on Friday, the 9th DAY OF August
1915, at ? o'clock p. VI. Of that da,
in front Of the Court House door IL
the city OF Salmon, Lsmhi County,
will in obedience 70 said order ~ sal
sell tue above described property, O
50 much thereof TO 50 tisfy said Iudg
ment, With Interest and costs etC.
to the highest and best BIDDER TO
la@ful money OF the United States.
Dated at Salmon this the LIST dal
OF June, A. u. 1915.
THOMAS J STROUD,
Snerii
l.. A. VOGLER,
i July l5-Aug. 5. Deputy
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day next. We hope they will be able
to keep their appointment al that
line.
The Frank McAlpine family left
this, Thursday, morning for Canada
to make their home for sometime.
J. T. Watkins and wife enter
tai ned several friends at o'clock
dinner Monday evening. The guests
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Greene, Mrs. A. B. hcCaIeb, Br.
and Mira. Whitwell and Mr.. aud Mrs.
t. j. Atkins. A very pleasant even
Ing was the report OF the guests.
Or. Drake, the reliable Eye Spec
ialist, will be at Hotel Lemhi, july
u 22-23 on his regular visit. Ii you
have any Eye trouble, Headaches,
Nervousness, etc. consult him. He
has made this territory for many
years and gives all mis- patients q
contract for one year, changing thu
lenses as necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Herndon Sert
called to ATlIstead Tuesday by thu
serious illness of Col. Decker IL tina
place. AS soon as they heard tht
news Of his illness theY left Oy auto
Mr. Decker has been siling for SOM
time and expected to 60 TO ROcheste
for treatment as soon Is he ~As abb
TO make the trip.
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MARKET END OF GAME

Continued From Page one
s,gsd in business in that town ],
go fespr charged accounts Ini
n Ir,ssy. ana dry goods dealers Ano
-I0rs cast Gust msrs Tor tie msf
n llae,s Of th.t tosn for poultry groSs .
en NAM = farmers 20 tuere now n trade
~ - 4fs moi - there before 400
" W All II means the solution Of
az. 49, - yexAtious problem con :
s siie the small farmer win tDe
ltC"s as n auxiliary T. his dairy ousi
sil, q" I'd ain mis- poultry dock intel
!, s,tly handled he can soon develop
Ia e"f winch brings him a di'l'
lend ever, month
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IS. &. n1ui-l Is W, Io,ptr ME
Ttch the hrst of I've seek.
Shetiff Stroud ras caller :, GA
no re the last OF T. week on ouici,l
b1slin IS.
Mr.. Laura Murpney spent 4 c,,,,ta
o. days the last OF tbs West 70
flienns up the LemIh -"
" med. "A position as cook on r.,.n
% mi es. Mrs. Bessie Corr
gan, Salmon, Idaho.
NJ :. Peter Amonson came aouD
FROM lie mi Mondi ~ evening In Visit
her children in Salmon Tor a few
days.
Prof. Csslerlin and wife came nm
from their camU near Gibbons vile
t drs OF the week to spend a few
days in town.
Thos. Z. Hamer and & 60. b, Ran.
sey We're In tosn from ST. Authony
the first Of the week.
+. L. King came dJHn from Nav
the first of the week.
W b. Horn made business trim
to Ulysses the middle of the week.
j. NJ. Mcpherson made a trlu on,
to Salt Lake the first OF the week e
purchase goods for his irm.
James c. C1rcoran made a trir
down the Salmon to Shuup last weei
on mining business.
Eli Minert made visit last week
to his tin mice in .the Prairie Baslr
country.
Mrs. R. e. Dryer came out from
California Bar the last Of TIT week
She was accomp inied ny Ter mother
Mrs. Smout, who had been visitinI
there for a week or more.
! Dr. T P. Carnes has recently sole
his dentai business to DR.. Ashley
who takes oSsession Ut tile bushes
on the 9th Of August. We are YER
glad TO learn that DR.. Carnes an,
fam ~ do not contemplate leaylnI
our city.
Eugene Taylor came down from
Gilmore the fore part Of the Weel
where he has been working upO
|
! that section all winter. lie expect
, 10 leave Salmon soon aCd make q tri
! over in the Meyers Cove cOuntr
} where he will prospect for the sum
r mer. He stated that conditions al
| en- .ouraging RI Gilmore, that tn
: leasers are working hard and ship
ping more ore all the time and tina
the ore shipments are showing
? steady increase.
II has not been generally know
hat the library at tie BrOokly
, sen, oil vas open during tie summit
months and Tie Recorder has Dee
r requeste1 to annOunc that the bGol
. are for the use OF the public and ma
3 be obtained any morning Of the wee
excepting Saturday. Nj. Rand is |
he school house and has charge
: tie library. We are also informC
S hat tae library started by the ladi
e IF the Culture CLUB is very we'll pa
y ronized and quite a success, but vii
d access to DO h libraries quite StO
j. Of reading matter is at your dispose
= Lat MordaY afternoon at the OH
of the Probate Judge Of Len
! CtunGi, OECuTEeu ItiC uIdIlioSO VI n
thur Cheney to Miss Laura ltartlet
Judge Nicer tcken officiating i
I bride is the daughter OF Thos.
Bartlett and wife VINO reside on
ranch on SANDY creek, where Z
bride has lived for some time L
gro1m is the son OF John Cheney q
wife on Wilmington creek. 1
Young people WIRE accompanied by t
parents of the you"g lady VINO E"
messed the ceremony. The you
people will reside on the ranch u
groom on Saody creek. The b
wishes of their friends go with tn
young people Throughout their M
ried life
A telephone message Wednesd
Yesterday, afternoon from Su
Bickler at Armstead, announced
fast that the n. p. o@ciaI' ="
49, k,onn avn q o1 for tine mast
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-rn.rLLrla[I nl3TI4Ill
ILMON LOCALS

.5,.3rYgc TGT8T8T8T42DS
|as,per and son OF Butte,
In, to aur city a couple OF
rst Of the week.
,re. If shoup was look
business in town Tuesday
ssday.
sring Greene went up 10
M frsI Of the week to visit
I,s with Mr.. and Mrs. MUIR
Nicoll.
hi having received hosiery
Through Mrs. .. 9. Jones,
,e the same ny calling on
home in Salmon.
wilI be an ice cream social
the Iadi 5 of the Methodist
riday afternoon and evening
I'm of tue church AM par
Everyone is most cordially
come
A No!cott and Miss Blu
s,ere Salmon visitors the first
..sk from the Ora Cache mine
Eajn rang. Miss Buchanan
a week from Spokane to
I'm weeks rusticati & in our
Sptain ir aud is stopping
and Mrs. WolcOtt at the
aes Kellogg and Baer, at tbf
US kellogg, on BOYLE creek
ed some ;e couples in
4 Homer McKindley, OF Kal'
4 Mich. Nho is visiting
b Poyle ere k, last Friday
line evening WIS given Owe
aying II games aud dancing
sncneOn vas strved to the
bring the evening
Merritt and family are NOV
Eeek into the F.. E Edwards
st Charles street. Jess
N will then occupy his owi
vacated by Mr.. Merritt anC
y family will take losses
heir new home recently pur
ad whicn has ben occupied
Hang do'f and family. Quit
hanging FIR one week.
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slOo Reward. Size

t,t~asad 81 tuaFn that there u ~ least one
gr~Ad~d disease that science has been
sts, 10 cure ia all ItA stAgea- ana that ~
NFth Halls CatarFh Cure u tha only
alive cure now known % the medic@l
.srrnity CataFFh being constitutional
aane requires . constitutional u~mt'
~ Halls CatarFh Cure Y tAhsa ~.
ATTY actlnR directly upon tina blood
Il, Hataoas surfaces % the SYSTEM, thera"
arstroytnE the foundation OF the DIS
sap aHd giving the patient stFenEtn "
.sstdtna 30 the constitution and assisting
,alur. ia do4nK is work. The propraetOta
ave 40 much faith In ita curative pow-
~ that they offer One Hundred DslsAf :
taF any case that " fAfAa 20 cure @@nu
faf lat % testimonials
aaaFssa v J CHENEY q CO. Tatsao. o
ssId ~ al prugEistA Use
Taks HaiFa Family Pills Tor 9@A4aeMtteA
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Section ,. That the sum " Thirty
SIX Hundred Dollars b.. and the
same is hereby appropriated oct Of
ans moneys in the CITY TreasuV, {
the City Of Stimon, ma Otherwise Az
prIpriated. for tie purp Se Of pay inx
that certain interest due ON tie City
Water Works Bonds. from July !,
1915 10 July /, 1915, as provided for
hy the Ordnance authoriEinL the Is
sur Of said bonds.
Section ;. That the sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars he, and the same Il
nereby appropriated out OF any mon
as in tn City Treasury OF the City
1T salmon. not otherwise aeprupriat-
ed, for the purpose OF paying tnAt
certain interest due on the CITY
Buildin2 Bopds, fro July /, 1915 to
Jlly |. 1915, as provided by the Or
dinance authorizing the Issue VI said
bonds
Section 4. That this Ordinance
shall be iafull force aud effect after
it, passage, approval and nrst publi
cation.
Passed a Approved this sIh dai
Of July, 1915.
THOMAS j. ATKINS,
Mayor
A test:
y. q. MILLER,
City Clerk.
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x,r,cr OF SHrEIFTs SALE

orssr Of sale By IsdEraS"' H"' O%''Se
Iarsn Stutler, Plaintiff, vs. george
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ORDINANCE No. I3S.

Annual Appropriation Bill
AN ORDINANCE AIRPORT.
ATING TUE SUMS OF MONEY
TO DEERAY THE EXPENSES
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AND LIABILITIES g..
CITY Of SALMON tnAtttI, ltfE
THE FISCAL YEAR ESDI Nj
THE FIRST TUESDAY In NJ
1916
EE 1T ORDAINED BY TIE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL or THE
cry OF SALMON. IDAHO:
section ! That the sum 81 I've
hgg-and six hundred and fifty D,t-
iars - 80 much thereof as may be
ueve "a lie, and he same Ia heTeb
app opTiatei out Of any mOneys In
he Ci'Y TTeasuFt OF the City OF ) J.
"a IN, III TO, not otberSise ppFopFi-
ata the purpose q raging the
necessary eGpeas 3 Of said City for
fiscal ear eRdiug ou the hrSt
Tuesd . In Nav. 1915
That the pdTp 80 for which said
N eys are appropriated are IS iol-
loss
Fur Salariss.... ............. 1880. 90
r STREET. ~ I Allevs ....... 1000. %
For i.igt.tiug 80 Streets 49,. aO0O. %
For Printing - ~ 25O. %
FoF M1ipt u ice and equip
~ Of Fire rpartmFnt. 1900 90
+ &c s.............,. loo o.
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-09-16

While Policeman Sanders of |
Easley was arresting two ne
groes, Rufe Hamilton and one
Wakefield, Sunday night, an
other negro, Luke Hamilton.
hit the policeman in the head
with a heavy stick, knocking
him unconscious and enabling
all three to make their escape.
Later Chief Patterson of Easley y
caught Luke Hamilton, but he
again escaped. Other officers
were called and both Hamilton
negroes We're caught, but Wake
field is still at large. Policeman
Sanders remained in a serious
condition for sometime. but re-
ports Tuesday night say he Is
improving. The affair aroused
q great deal Of feeling among
the people Of Easley and the
negroes were not brought to the
fickcns Jail, but taken to Green.
vile for safekeeping. They
were drinking.
AS Tar as we have been able
TO learn. the following are the
young people from Pickens who
will attend college this year.
Some Of them have already gone
and others will leave in a few
days. We sincerely wish them
them all well. Those who will
attend the University of South
Carolina are Casey and Fletcher
Porter and Collie Seaborn; Glenn
son, oliver Boggs and Homer
Edens; Furman University. Har-
ry foblnson and Ossie Hen.