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The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Arthur Craig Smith was re-
Gently transferred to manager of
the hardware department at the
Big store.
W W Perkins, who is part
ner of 0 B Sutton in the sheep
business, had an automobile ac-
cident last week near San Diego.
and, as a consequence, sustained
injuries that necessitated his
spending several days in a hos
pital. 1t isnot definitely known
how the accident happened, but
the machine turned over on a
mountain grade near San Diego
3 E Ebersole, chief clerk
under Agent Hunt in the ticket
office in San Diego, spent a few
days last week the guest Of
Charles L Finn.
1t is understood that new
water rate has been made by the
Santa Fe Land Improvement
Company, and, as it is consider
ably lower in some respects, ii
meets with the approval Of the
general public.
b Y Malich returned to Wins
low last Sunday after spending
few weeks in San Diego on busi
ness. Mrs. Malich suffered al
slight attack of paralysis recen- |
tly but had almost regained hel
health when Mr.. MaIich return,
ed. She will, probably, join hel
husband in the near future.
LOST-A Knight of Columbus
charm at the fire last Saturday
Finder kindly return same to the
Mail office and receive reward.
Manager Quinlan of Babbitt
Brothers spent Wednesday in
Flagstaff on business connected
with the Big store.
Miss Jennie Downs departed
for Bakersfield. California, Mon
day morning where she spenC
will a few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Wiley, wife of Brakeman
Wiley, left for Williams Tuesday
to spend week visiting friends.
Attorney E P Conwell spent
Sunday with his sister in Hol-
brook.
Tom Dye was in from his ranch
and spent a few days in town
during the week.
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Mrs. N S Bly, and children. |
Geo. Keyes, VIM. Daze and G
Ramage made an auto trip to the
Bly, summer camp last Saturday |
where they remained over night.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19
He Should Worry!

. : Man at the Door-sTeil yer nav
I'm the installment collector, ana if
she don't pay up I'll have to take the
piano" Boy-I wish ye would taxa
the darn thing. She's threat'nin' to
gimme music lessons. Life.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19
HOW ARE YOU SHOD?

Horses shod with silver shoes
never stumble. Men who have
Bank Account seldom stumble in
life's race. Where is your Bank
Account? Why not carry it at
THE BANK OF WINSLOW?
We are a Bank of Personal
Service and with US deposit and
service go naturally together.
THE BANK OF W|NSLOW
Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sat-
urday: 9 a. m. to / p. m.
We pay 5 per cent interest on
our certificates of deposit.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19

Ea.!Y 4a,a17:.
UnGer all speech that is good fQ
anything there lies g inca that
hetteT-Scctt.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19

VIM. Morris returned from alive
weeks trip to his old stamping
ground at Central City, Colo.
Enroute he stopped
over in Albuquerque and Denver.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19
Mail w antads
Bring Results Quick

IndelIhEe.
Mrs. Ggay--'iF window in my hall
has stained glass in it." Mrs. Green
TOO bad! Can't you find anything
that'll take the-s stain out ?"-Boston
Transcript,
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19

Mrs. N S Bly, and children.
Geo. Keyes, VIM. Daze and G
Ramage made an auto trip to The
Bly, summer camp last Saturday
where they remained over night.
Next morning the party, togeth-
er with Mr.. Bly,, went to the Rim
on a sightseeing trip. In the
evening they returned to Wins
low. excepting the Bly, family
who will remain in the noun
tains for some time.
4 II n
Colonel D 3 Ihur5tOn, former
ly Of Winslow now Of Los Angel
es, stopped over in WinsloW en-
route east Wednesday and spent
the day with friends.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19

Arthur Craig Smith was re-
Gently transferred to manager Of
the hardware department at the
Big store.
The Winslow mail., 1915-06-19

E E Ebersole, chief clerk
under Agent Hunt in the ticket
office in San Diego, spent a few
days last week the guest Of
Charles L Finn.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
iRVIEW
petaUon'

Niss=Lora Neil Of Sprins4ale spent Sunday witIl home folks.
 Everyone is busy helping to haf- vest the big peach crop.
 Harry Hayes Of Rogers visited CIiee Dailylast Sunday.
 Mrs. Gladys Alexander Of Kansas City, is visiting her father Mf Ce- wee.
 Miss Georgia Anthony Of Rogers. visited Sunday night at tae Phelaa home.
 GUee Daily, Nho has been harvest ing wheat in Kansas. cane hone last week.
 Walter aad Wilbur Atkisson of TontitoVn, speat sunday nitn Her man Phelan.
 Pleasant Matthews had t.se mfsfar- taae to cut his foot pretty badly one day last week.
 Fairgiew school will open next Monday morning. the 1eth. Miss Nell Nal ist acher
 Hr Hazel Reeder and Jaby eoart= hey have gone to Lincoln, Neb., to visit aer father.
 Miss Beulah Colvine of Rhea, is visiting relatives and friends in this neighberhoca.
 Bro. L. l.. Johnson filed his reg ular appointment here the first Sun day of this month
 Miss Rachael King of Kansas city is spending two weeks vacation at the F. B. Price home
 Maurice Johnson and family who have been on an extended visit to Milford, Mo, have returned home.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
HIGHLAND VIEW.
Little Ilah Todd is on the sick list

Little Ilah Todd is on the sick list.
 Crops around this place are looking good
 Sunday, Aug. 3rd, is the Holiness regular appointment here.
 Ghas. Sparks fs teaching very sat isfaetory school al this place.
 Nh. .Mollie Glenn, WAo has been ill 50 long is much better al present.
 P P Phillips. whose barn was blown down last May, is building q new one.
 Some =thelosal folks attended the A. H. T. \. pieHi- at Goshen Saturday and rpeort= q niee#stn.e.
 Canning peaches and making kraut .is fhe order Of the day among t5e women folks.
 Some Of the RieAland View folks attended church at sydenham Sun day whi3e others attended at Habber- ton.
 Mr and Mrs. ]. ". Ferguson went to Habberton Saturday . etsi1 i.E their sons HisEand Harvee7 md as- tend church services sunday
 Ne are indebted to Fred saofner for an extra nice mess of fish. He. with two or three others, went 10 White River Friday night a1d etaght some rel, nice ones.
 Wood Philips and sons Vernon and LoY have typhoid fever. Wood E pretty sick. but is thought to be do- ing very well Vernon is convalesc- ing and is wanting to eat eyeryth.ng he can think Of, and L4oy. who has nervous trouble also s some better and some hopes are now entertained for his ultimate recovery.
 Some oi our men folks met at the school house Saturday and cleaned the well out. Il Was found to oe badly il need o1 cleanins Now, if they would clean the grounds of ser out some shade trees asld give the hoi5e thorough eleansiHg. why. + wouldn't be saeh an aasigatlT place after all With a .ittle work. and very little Ttoney R556land View educational center coatd be made 10 be the most attractive 1i,t.e place in this part at tke country.
 Evelyn
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
LABOR DAY AND GOOD ROADS PICNIC AT FAY.
 ETTEVILLE SEPTEMBER ,

Plans for the big Good Roads La Dor Day picnic 10 be held in Fayette- vile on September eth are fast ma turing and the executive committee comprised of c. N Naylor, chair man. II. $. Price, w. j. Hamilton, r. J. Carney, T. J. Taylor and \. II. Marie have already announced at fractions that should brine people to tais eity=by the Aa 4dfeds.
 As previously announced there will be no barbecue at noon since the barbecue at FayetteEille.s last cele- bration did net prove satisfactory. Everyone will be expected 10 bring
 lunches and dinner vii pe served by individual spre ds.
 The picnic is 70 be#held at tae City Park. north of the city, which has recently been improved by \ l.. Trent. The spring water there is considered the best n 1his section and there is also a big band stand and other suitable fixtures.
 several speakers Will be arranged for although the committee has not yst made any specific announce.4ents Of who the speakers vii be The 2nd regiment. \ \. 6. band. at Pen tonville. will furnish music and the Fayetteville and springdale eompan- ies of the national guard. under com mand Of Majer l. <. Smith, Win en- gage in q shan battle. The guards will pitch camp an tie grounds and WilI#also assist E tae supervision of thp celebration Fayetteville Dem 0crdt
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
kadaiah.
SULPHUR R-CIY.

Wonder what has become of Don't Worry?
 Andy Wiles and son Frank Of Low Gap were here Saturday.
 Mr. Plum has some land seekers visiting him for few days.
 Mrs. Carter and daughter Minie were shopping in Fayetteville Thurs day
 von Carter and wife and baby lesf last week for their home at Musko. gee. Okla.
 zeno Mills is very sick at this writing. It is feared she has " phoid fever.
 Miss Anna Greer of F.. Smith is visiting her uncle Hugh Reece and othar relatives.
 Charley Ray and wife of West Fork visited his parents here Satnr- day and Sunday.
 There was an ice cream supper al Mrs. Plumb, Tuesday night and ! very nice time was reported by al There was also one at k B. Jones the same night.
 Mrs. Sarah Hawkins and 2iet.e grand daughter Arvilla Hawkins of Depew. Okla, are here now visiting her brother the Boaz boys, and her sister Mrs. Mary Fawbush and other relatives and friends.
 Geo. Reed and family attended the funeral of Nute Tony's boy, l5 years cd. who was operated on for appen= |dicftis. He was a nephew q Mr Reed, and was buried in the stok- enbury cemetery Friday afternoon The family have our heartfelt sympa= thy.
 The ladies of the Home Mission Society met Saturday for the pur- pose of eleeting officers and attend to other important business, Mis- Eleanor Frisco was reelected pee-5- dent Mrs. Sarah Summers, vice pre Hident, Mrs. Nlilfe Henner secretary and Mrs. Maggie Shook. treasz.res l Several important subjects Were 1is- Fcussed The most impoetant ad- ject was the need ot erear reYty i or awakening in Splphur Cit1 which #iH be discussed | otf neNf a5sg ing Noday aftregooa. Ape. l6.
 Eane Sta
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
FtSHB BACK

Miss Elsie Gregg is on the sick list.
 There was singing at John Webb : last Sunday night.
 Tom Sherry and wife have moved on Ed Lemons place.
 John Sherry and wife have moved on MT. Scantland's place. The protraeted meeting is to start af Friendship next Saturday Aug. 21. R. L. Norman and family spent last Sunday with W. P. Lewis and family. Mrs. Sylvester Of Colorado is here visiting her daughter Mrs. Ballew.
 lode Parson has bought. Uncle John Moneyhun' place and has nov ed on it.
 Mrs. H. H. Hubit of Oklahoma City. is here visiting her father Mr. Thompson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lewis and babe spent Saturday night with W. F. Lewis and family.
 Mr and Mrs Peter Graham spent last Sunday with their daughter Mrs. LeWallen, of Johnson.
 Miss Alma Graham Of Springdale spent last Saturday night With-hen cousin Mrs Tom Sherry.
  Frank Boone and Miss Pearl Todd were married last Sunday evening, Aug ,. at the home of Rev. Boyd Miss Hilda Norton of Oklahoma City who spent the past-two weeks visiting her parents returned home last Saturday.
 School began at this place Angus ,, with F pupils enrolled. Miss Sal lie Edison is principal and Miss An- na Edison is assistant.
 There will be an ice cream supper at Fishback school house next Fri day night Aug. 70, fer the purpose of buying few school supplies. Every body is invited.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
OAK GROVE
Benton ounty

Miss LeIah Summers has beea aa the sisk list tbe past week.
 F. NJ Holland Of springtoan 4tsites his brother Rec of Highfia Saturday. Tom Crank and wife and Mrs. Joe Insco and children visited at L. z. Vansiokle's Sunday
 sIr. and Mrs. Berry Robbins are the proud parents Of a little daughter born to them recently.
 Uncle Ben cavness and wife c Spring Creek visited Ben Wilson and family the past weeek.
 c. N. Summers and Walter Thur man have eaeA=been buying and dft- ing apples the past i've weeks
 Most everyone around here attend cd the baptising al Logan sunday There were fiftx-eieht bapttsed
 James Brown and family and =Nnl. Chastain and family attended T pic lie at Decatur Friday and Saturday Mrs. Maggie Derrick stopped over Saturday and Sunday here with reia= tiyes while on her way home from Springtown, where she had beer yis- ting the rsat two weeks.
 .. A Grammer, Claud Grammer aH family, Ava Morris and family al left Thursday for the Illinois river, where they expect to catch some fish hope they ViI not miss their ex. peetations.
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The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
BETHEL

Mrs. Ensign,e granddaughter from R5serz is staying wsta aer now.
 Miss Medea Pogue is making her home with Mr. and Mrs will Kendrick
 T. \. Ford made q visit to his ed home, Rocky Comfort Missouri last week
 Mrs. Lafe Keadriek spent Saturday evening with Ter mother, Mrs. Will Biibrey
 Noah tPetel Lew.s went to Monett, Mo, Sunday to play bal Noah plays with the Springfield, Mo, team.
 Peach picking is in full swing this week. Rainy weather makes it rather bad work but the peaches must b. picked.
 Chas slaybaek and wife of Spring field. Mo, are visiting with relatives here. They expect to stay three months and work through the fruit harvest
 Xes Mahry and wife came in Sun day week. from New Mexico, where they have been for the past seven months. They expect to make their home in Arkansas ia the future. They have been working on a stock ranch for John Young.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
BAD KILLING AT THE
 ST. PAUL REUNION

st Paul Ark. Aug. 9.-Jesse Me haffy, aged u, was shot and killed here on Friday afternoon between four and five o'clock by Dr ! R. Southerland. about 90 years of age. The tragedy is said to have been the cuEmination Of feHd that existed between the two men for more than a year. The killing took place in the Christian Church near the cen Ter of the city. Mehaffy's death was almost instantaneous Immediate ly after the shooting, Dr, Soather= land went to his home and told his daughter what he had done and ask d her b inform the officers. He was placed under arrest by deputy sheriff and will be given 6 prelimin- ary hearing here Tuesday morning.
 An old man, named McMahon was injured and was taken into the church building. Hehaffy assisted others in taking the injured man there and later Dr. Soatherland en= tered the building. As he did 70. Mehaffg is said to have warned him to keep out saying iu effect tat both could not stay il the same room. An aItereation resulted n which Dr, southerland killed Mehaf-
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
EQUALIZATION BOARD.

Llttle Rock, Aug t.- The ap pointments to the Beard ef Eauali- zation for Washington County were learned today. The appointm ents were made on Jnly 24tb. Aat have been temporarily with-held from pub lication Washington County < board Will be comprised of the following. L. R. Holmes. John Hale II G Thomp- son, Arthur Watson and L. II. Pet ross.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
HhRHaN.

Miss Jessie Gregg is on the sick list.
 Hon. B. H. Greenhouse attended the picnic al Goshen Saturday.
 ]. L. and R. Fr5wn visited friends ia and near E1m springs Sunday.
 Miss Hattie pabbs. who has been staying with =Her.hr hrotherA. E., at Tontitown. for seae time, returned home sunday
 John Kelley aaa .amily Of Spring dale and Win Keaey and family of Steele, visited with their brother Frank of this place sanday.
 John Beasley received word last week that his hrotheer, James. of Tahlequah, okla.l Ras suffering from a bad case of b,osd poisoning.
 Chas. Thompson of JermyH. Texas, spent several days last week visit ine. relatives here His aUnt. Mrs. John Franklin went home w.ta Ain.
 Poly Am
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
OAK GROVE.

Miss Annie Nichols of Brightwater, k packing peacaes Tor Steve Me keewH.
 I. R. staHaiftr died if The hospi-az al Fayetteville Saturday aaa Tas buried F Eim springs sunday lr. stHa.sa family ii Dis place aed tHe amiiz aas IF z4pg- taY of tas eomaHHfA fAs.
 Eoa4a sHa aite aat ta Goshen ast Friday ta te.#aaz and relaIive5 aul ref rneI ,ane saa- dav. Ae tee Inc aienf ieaA eee end 8 Ea11aE. sa9zn -pte5a.a -p e5ate
 NJ F Hags1 sllfar raM en eid7E feGai 9j5. E 6u Ms Narpas aas I god aaE aaH #as opea asl ho kHs1 h She WA ba greatly miss aI by Ter companion, ps AP A4e- phy, and aisu hy many fr.eads nr. Murphy has the sympathg af thas entire community
 Iohnrs,
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICE

The Cemetery As ociation vi. meet next Moaday afternoon, Ana nst f5ta, at the residence of Mrs. l- NJ Riggs. Business ef importance will ba transacted, and | is desir ed that all members be present q this call meeting.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

At least two sets of names Were sent 10 Governor Hays from this county with tAe recommendation that they be named and there has been a spirited fight for the appoint ment. Those selected were picked from eaeh of the two eaetioeal recon meHdatt5ns"s the figh, ended in dag-ffa Fayetteville Hea EGrst
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
FARMERS UNION MEETING

Little Rock Alls :. The state convention af fae Farmers EnioH adjourned 4st night after a ie tla following eetsa ,ae tf=aao3H Heatiae.
 President Neb.e5 REris Grove.
 tice President AG Hzrss. Jack= -1Ueil.e
 I'll. frg Atkfn
 E,xee#flye Aitt H. ha 0 Eaa H1rea Geo #A e7'e RH
 4ia. K. NHHa#er 2. 1ao9et w. U Baukman of Paris, and James E. Rogers os Nagnolia.
 Jonashoro was selected aS The ne&t plaee Of meeting. the policy having been adopted of making tAe round of the towns ia which the Agrienlt- ural Schools are located One round has been made. and two meetings have been held in Little Roek.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
MANY PEACHES SHIPPED BUT PRICE IS VERY LOW
 FRUIT OF GOOD QUALITY

Fifty-foar ears of peaches had been shipped fran spriagdaIe ID to We'd neesday night. and the peach sea son is nov on iH.falI swing. The first four cars were of the Champion variety and were consigned, there being no market for this particular beach. Al other ears are E,lbertas.
 The price fer peaches this year is away below what was anticipated. although the fruit is above stand- ard, and easily equal Q anything Of | fered in a4y section Monday No. sold al 70 cents per bashel. and No. , al 70 cents; Tuesday about the same price ~as offered for all ears sold, while Neaae spg= pie dropped to sixty and sixty-fise for No peaches, with very few cars selling. Most of the cars shipped art being consigned.
 Northern ana eastern market points are crowded with Efberta peaches just at this time. and this is given as the reason for such low figure. Many growers here are leaving their peaches On tie trees just as long as possible hoping for better price. but the prospects for higher market ar anything bat good
 A glance at the price in=years past gives food for thought on the peach question In 1918. when springdal shipped an immense crop the average price per bashel- WAS $1l5 for No. peaches. and S5= cents for No. 2:. last year, when only six CATS Went=eut from here the average price Rass 4g and oHe-half cents Der buahel From these figures it can be seen that No. peaches in the past have sod much higher than the best grade is selling this year.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

Fe Ne8s is reqaested 10 anaafase taat taa band boys qf Elm Spring, Vao have just recently organized i brass hand at haJ pfaae. wia 4iYe aa ise cream supper on Saturday night Of th.s week. at Elm Springs. Everybody is invited to attend, and the music will be furnished by the band.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
SHEPPARD AT MONTE HE.

EHited St8tes Senator Mesa. E Saer ard oe Tesas Ettb s sssHifn. is H Monte Ne. e4aiaa 4a a mer. The fame of None Ne as health resort gradually m ii and tAe entertaining CT -H a aat gentleman as Mr sllefHald matter CD which the pleasure re E <. ha -.nl gratalated
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
SOME FIGURES.

In the issue Of the Fayetteville Democrat. of August 57h. appears ,in.lneial statement If Washington county fer the year ending July lst. lat5. and among other things 1t gives the amount q funds now on hand fer Spriaeeale township In the road and bridge fuad. the follow ine figures are inter sting Balance oa hand. fuiy Isl faI4 Sl .fa7 .ga. Tax < paid ii l9l4. 2.fl6.S5: Warrants paid dad commission S25Sz.Sa bal aues dae tbe township sl.512.o1.
 TAis means ta.s. since tho first of Ja#* fal4 ID t8 tfs f.fst of July. th.s yem that S ssa Was spent o1 tla raads in SHri 1ldala town hip, aaa taa5 there < aee ea hand to do nssa work. the ga o5 Sl .5f2.0i.
 m tbe school faaa # is noted that Distget ND. aa. which ts Sprinsdale dis.r.et. had q balance last July. laI4. ef S8.628.1i taaf there was add ed to tMs amount in appropriations and taxes the sum of S6,S1S g. that there was paid oat of this fund the sum of $lo.129.6S, this leaves bal an7e in the treasury of SS724l
 Behind the President" is where Mr. Taft ought to stand You see We want to get a look at Wilson
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
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N. :. Ffee4 ah9 reside Al saa sa, Nc. 4 8ha=f3raer Fly man .ageI tba c44nia a4t-ry at tAis pis zee. and wao is wei, known to people residing in thls se-tien was in Springdale cn visit fore part O the week
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
OSAGE
w had good rain Saturday night.
 Mrs Pearl Shook has typhoid fey

w had q good rain Saturday night. Mrs. Pearl Shook has typhoid fev- er.
 Lots of clover bag 1as cut 5ast week
 George Shook eft a few days ago for Blue Jacket, Okla on business. Most of the weeat and oats have baen threshed .n this nneighhorhood- Married, August let. John Murdock, Jr. and Miss "a 8!lea at Cave Springs.
 Alden Shock making aa lmproF- ment on his spring by putting ee- ment wall around Il.
 The evaporators are starting up now which gives employment to seF- eral boys and girls
 Porn, to Nr. and Nrs. Frank coch- ran I few days ago pair of twin girls An are doing well
 All Miller e ta3e r1aae}eft 2 few days ago for st. Loais, Me, where lie VII visit his mother and .e'erds for awhile
 We have cRf r ssdaa 4eas- the
 9ad time and i Nia rain a little along we wtE eet N none cut ing and probably three cuttings. We are yeey proud af .#e sudan prospect for tA.. e.H.r II great geftler a=eaHs Haa hassas b9tl ike the ha2
 Doctor Care ;. Heateavf5e and D. tee HHbbse5 ef tai- n3aee ier- faaed aH opzr iHH afHaaas HarHtaa oa Mis- 0reae Shook u In sh- cess i# aer @ Sine has en ]. th tYuzai., . my nan m8 f- -o n T1Ner.
 Ia8a Penn
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
 Johnny

War dog days in Europe and hot dos" days over here
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

If you have not prayed for rain now is a good time to begin.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

Behind the President is where Mr. Taft eueht 10 stand You see We want to get look at Wilson.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

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The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
ICE CREAM SLIPPER

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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-02-12

Williams, yardmaster, Chaffee; c. G.
Moeder, yardmaster, Cape; A. Klages,
cashier, Cape; w. Baker, general
agent, Cape; D. Sullivan, clerk, Cape;
Sam Frissell, engineer, Chaffee; J. C.
Burnes, engineer, Chaffee; w. C.
Thorpe, conductor, Chaffee; H. NJ.
Jennings, conductor, Chaffee; NJ. E.
Dale, conductor, Chaffee; ]. B. Gillian,
general car foreman, Chaffee; ]. G..
Sarius, agent, Chaffee; Ben Fowler,
care foreman, Chaffee; NJ. H. Weston,
foreman, Chaffee; NJ. E. Gisi, secre-
tary to superintendent, Chaffee; ]. H.
Gold, brakeman, Chaffee; J. C. Bryan,
assistant superintendent locomotive
performance, Chaffee; B. A. Lipscomb,
operator, Cape; j. F. Neal, ticket
agent, Cape; J. C. Fischer, engineer,
Cape; w. T. Donnelly, dispatcher,
Cape; D. A. Chaplin, conductor, Cape;
L. A. Lowry, roadmaster, Cape; ]. W.
Ellis, roadmaster, Cape; H. G. Cum
Minis, district storekeeper.