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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15
q STITCHES NECESSARY.

Walter Brack and another
lower bottom negro settled an
argument Sunday morning with
"razoOs" or knives, and Waite
got the worst o. the arglrmr
Dr. Lon MAYOR went down Mon
day morning and found the negro
had a bad slash starting on the
back OF the head aud terminal
ing on Oh, back OF the should
cs, and another sweeping gap
ing wound on the side Of his
body. The doctor found it Ne
ces,ary to take p stitches 10
close Walters wounds. The Oth-
er negro, whose name we are
unable TO learn, is said 90 have
gotten off with only minor cuts.
Brack will recover.
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ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

Miss Ledo Bruer spent lat
week with her sister, Mrs. Sudie
Caldwell, of Mayfield. Mrs. Joe
James, Of near Antioch. ami
daughter, Mrs. Sam Pool. Of
Clayton, spent Frblay with Dock
james and wife. - Mrs. Ada
Dunn spent last wesk with rela.
tiyes at Uaon Chy--D. ID. Kirh.
of Union City, WIS in this yniu.
ny on business u few days las
week. AIR. and Mys. Bert How.
ard spent Wednesday wah t.e
htiers parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Ehcathm Glover. OF Hickman.
Mr. aud M. 4 d Wilson WEI
guests OF j A Escue and fam.
~ sunday. Rev g. 4. Mao
nlled his regular appointment ut
Reelfoot Lake Sunday morning
but only a few were present oa
account of bad weather Me,
damcs Cody and Willie Wilson
went 10 Hickman shopping ~
day Mr. ami Mrs. Od5e Bur
rms visited relatives az McAuu
Saturday and Sunday -lMu,r
Wilson went 60 Unim Ciu Thur
day and purchased Ford ear
Mr. aud Mrs Charlr Cross ami
family, az near Rogers. spc,
saturday and SUNDAY with Do
james and family Misses Maj
Jessie and Ala Pruet,, OF WOr
land MIils, wcro guests Oi Alr
and Mn Herman Howard lrH
days last week M Ns joss
Glover. ui Hickman. was the We,
end guest of her SISTER Mrs Bet
| Howard -lAtt.c Edward DogH
| Hacks II uu The sick 10 d.
Bond, Of Union City, wax ln H.,
ymnity SATURDAY John kugv 5
has bought Dr. l.. ID Nchos
ear llar Wilson spum 20 g
week with his uncle. y ID ku.
al tnion Cily Ms llcur Ilun
ward q'cid Monday with Chaos.
Caldwell aud arnlly, o Fremont
FN-d Barnes went D. li-Duau
SATURDAY ou business Hugh th
rris, ul kedruu, sput Suud
Wth Mdtu Osborn The j.
ib,s Ad mct wlih Npa Dan
Brown Thursday Dc.h,l{ "
,ou lcit lor Memphis SATURDAY
to attend summer s'hunl Mr.
Herman Cluar ~ Un ur 81
Inst Mr. and Ms. Ru~-a. nI
Sy-sun, Miss, arr Visiting the
daughter, Mrs Nuhuls. aud lash
Ay The Misses Bonduuut Wis
tied 10 Hickman saturday.
Mr. and Mn. Roy Pro,ov, ca.
shepherd, Spent sunday VII
Mrs.. Albert Cro,s and family.
a ivw OF the young people iron
here We're pres INT at the dD
bate % Possumtrut SATURDAY.
Albert Caldwell spent SUNDAY
night IA Union City at thu bel
side OF his brother, Doek Cald
wcll, who Is very d.
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HAMLETT is INSANE.

A jury in the Hardin Circuit
Court Monday adjudged Banks
dale Hamlet, former State Su
perintendent OF Public lmtruc-
ton, Of unsomd mind. He Was
sent to Lakeland Asylum. Ills
wife is suing for divorce and on
top oI this the state recently Ill
ed a law suit against Mr.. Ham
lett and his bondsmen Tor 500
900 alleged illegal expenditures
in the Department OF Education
during his incmbency Hamlet,
who was the Democratic nominee
for Secretary OF State in IN"
election last year, was the only
Democrats on the state ticket
to be defeated by a Republican.
All this is enough TO drive o
man crazy.
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X. b. johnson spent Sunday
in jackson. lie was aocompa-
.nied home by his wife who has
been visiting relatives there.
Mrs. Dan Briggs and children
spent a few days this week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Ms
Beadles, OF Moscow.
Miss Eva Brooks, Of Ralston,
Tenn, returned home Wednes-
day after a visit u her sister,
Mrs. Joe Taylor.
Il. L. Bradley, wife and sOn,
Mark, went to Nashville, Tues
day, to have Mark \ tonsils re-
moved.
You can always lind what you
are looking for ut I.eibOyitz
Live Store.
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FRANK WALLACE INJURED
WHEN WAGON TURNS OVER

AS a result of the team becom'
ing frightened while going down
college hill" Tuesday, q. NJ
Ross and Frank Wallace were
thrown from the wagon aud WaI-
lace sustained painful injuries.
The latter has a fracture OF the
left forearm, a spraiued wrist
and other injuries Mr. Ross
was only slightly hurt. When
half way down the long hill the
wagon turned over, throwing
both men out. Wallace was
picked up about 10 feet from tie
vehicle and Ross landed abOt 10
feet away.
Mr.. Ross is a West Hickman
groceryman and Wallace drives
on his delivery wagon.
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DIAMOND
GL.lNTSI
UNION CITY BEAT
HICKMAN TUESDAY.
T

Even though Union City de
lcated Hickman Tuesday at Ath-
lctic Park by a score Of ) TO
/, it was as good bali game as
has been seen in Hickman in a
long time. The gVOd crowd that
was present was well satisfied
with the exhibition, although they
would have preferred seeing llick'
man come out ahead
Parrish, Tor Hickman, and
Hawks, for Union City, both
pitched excellent ball, tile form
er having slightly the better N
the number of hits allowed. Par
IRISH deserved TO win, aud had
It not been for u mlsjudged fly
IN center and errors by the
short stop he would have won.
Had the game been played clean
ly by both sides, the score would
have been , TO | IN favor OF
Hickman. But i takes lots of
practice 20 WIN, and this the
Hickman players have not had.
Cherry Red" won the hearts
Of the fans by drive over the
right field fence.
Below is the tabulated score:
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If We may place any depen-
dence in the advance dope" on
the coming county campaign,
there will be, 10 say the least,
some surprises when the candi-
dates begin TO announce. Some
Of the "has beens," those who
ARE" and some who hope b.
be, " will toss their sky-pieces in
the ring. All county Officers are
not likely TO be candidates 30
succeed themselves, but some may
try to succeed the other fellow.
There will be at least three
farmers in the scramble Tor the
sheriff's office; and in the gen
eral run will be found two gen.
tlemen now holding public office,
other than a county office, etc.
The primary is too far off to D.,
gin calling names.
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Miss Lucille Metheny, % Cairo,
who has been visiting her grand
father, b. Parham, and family
returned home Wednesday.
Percy Jones spent a few days
this week with his sister at
Sullivan, Ky, returning home
via Cairo.
Misses Mary Lou and Anne
Duffey Brasfield, of Woodland
Mills, visited Mrs. B. Parham
this week.
Mrs. Ella Nash and children,
Of Wynne, Ark, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. o. Caruthers.
L. G. Rice and family spent
Sunday with VIII Clark and fam
lily, Of State Line.
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ORDINATION SERVICES.
tARt KitCALHtR

The West Hickman Baptist
church Will hold specinl service,
Friday evening ut 3 o clock, for
the purpose OF oriainIug Bro. j.
II. johnson as deacon. Rev. l.
w. Cam, pastor OF the First liap.
list church, viii preach the or.
diuatin sermon and otherwise
assist in the services The pas
tors and dcacons of all nolghbOr-
ing Baptist churche, ar hereby
invited 10 be- present and assist
IN the ordination. The public
cordially myitcd.-Jas. b. Ilous-
ley, pastor.
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Ms. w. +. E,lmOuds was hos
tess ON Monday afternoon Of
delightful meeting of tho SOFA.
Embroidery club. Quantities 4"
nasturtiums and sw.vl pc
were attractiyely arranged DO
thu reception room. After bus
ness session an Interesting aria .'
ON Servants" wis read .!
Mrs. W. II. Hammond, also oil
Laundry, read by MN Jas
Laird, this being followed by
discussion uf current TOPICS NJ
the close Of the afternoon Nh
E,lmonds served her guests dauN
afternoon refreshments. II
club NESTS on June 18th wit
Mrs. 4. EClmonds.
Try a pair Of Mayficld Wo'
en- Mills Pants and see for your
self what you can save ut Su
van Bros.
There's more buying power ID
a dollar spent at Leibovi."
Live Store" than anywhere o
Miss Carrie May Red J.
today for a visit TO Miss Bot To-
Louise Curtin, % Memphis.
Mrs. Harry Taylor, OF NAY
field, Is visiting her parents, VI 80
Brown and wife.
Miss Sarah COrum is visible
Mrs. Charlie Heppner, oil Union
City.
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f. L. Stephens and Ray ship
man came in yesterday from Me
trUpolis. HIS. They have the
contract for the plumbing and
wiring on the new Hickman
Bank building
Watch for the expiration no
tee on your paper and renew
promptly. The Courier is not
forced on any one, but stops
when your time is out.
Straw hats in the best and
most stylish styles Of the season
at LeibOyitz Live Store. "
Mrs. L. L. Reeves has return
ed from visit 20 Mrs. Gertrude
Henry, of New Madrid.
The 'baby shOS at the Cry'
tay last evening brought ont 4
big crowd.
Mrs. c. r. Bondurant and son
are visiting relatives at Green
field.
All the good things 10 eat at
Bettersw0rth's at lowest prices.
The Courier only 81 a year.
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Put your neckwear and shirt
problem up 10 l.eibovitz and You
will be sure 10 get something
that's correct in style.
Miss Lizzie Tams, Of Union
City, has returned home after a
visit 10 her ncice, Mrs. J. j..
Curtin.
Mrs. Sarah Jones and Master
Morris Moore, of jackson, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. John
son.
Mrs. +. y. Randle lett We'd
nesday for a visit 10 Miss Ruth
Edwards, of Wingo.
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IN MEMORY.

On the morning OF May -,
1916, the beautiful spirit oil
LOWE Cook took is liglt O. a
better land on high. All was
done tlat could be done by will
ing hands and loving hearts but
10 no avail. She bore her sui
ierrng with great patience and at
an early age she gave her heart
to God and became a member OF
the NJ. T.. Church, OF Beech Grove,
and lived faithful member I'M
Oh her death. IL can truly be
said OF her TO know her was T.
love her. She was true wife
and an affect.Onate mother, q
kind and loving daughter and
sister and a faithful friend. il
was 50 hard for Us TO give her
mp but We know God does all
things for the best, We bow 20
Ills viii, knowing that We shall
meet Dear Lowe again when
parting is no more and we
should each try 10 live US she
lived and be worthy Of crown
of everlasting Life.
One by one earth's ties are
broken
As We see our love decay.
One by one the hopes We cherish,
Brighten but TO pass away.
One that loved her.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means 10 thank
our friends and neighbors Tor
their kindness during the illness
and death of our darling baby,
John William o. ID. Cole and
wife.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

The - months Old son ol Mr.
and Mrs. q. ID. Cole, OF near
Hickman, dsad Saturday sgorn
ING, at $50. HIS death VAS
due ~ congestion. LATHE john
was called the angel OF hs home
The nanams werr taken 10
Beech Grove for iutcrment
Wccp not, dear parents, or
b. h. "A rest. -
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lst METHODIST CHURCH.

Services for Sunday, June lSih.
Sunday School 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching IL a. ~. and 3 p,
M by the pastor.
You are most cordially INlioi
"a. attend.
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Union City

Umpires Wright and DOdds.
Time, hour. 81 minutes.
Tiptonyille will play the local
team here next Sunday.
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WqfEzHTHE5RFS

Probably showers tonight am
Friday.
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when the attention Of The
Hickman Courier il called to any
mis-statement Of factL or TO any
error concerning any man or
thing, correction will cheerfully
be made.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15

The outgoing directors were
Rice, Swayue aud Swan Burrus
Ma Burrus was not a candidate
for reelection, and Mr. Moore
becomes m'w member ui the
board.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.

At yesterdays election, the
following vote was registered for
trustees OF the Hickman school
board:
&. II. Moore As.
l.. G.. Rice ~.
T. 7. Swayne 80.
i. A. Hammond -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
BUTTE
APPEALS ARE NOT
so PROFITABLE

Five eases OF appeals from the
awards made by the commissioners In
taking over Elephant Butte lands for
the big reclamation project were de-
cided in the federal court today, and
t,Vopty-ono other. cases were taken
up.
Eihilio Torres, who was awarded
s3,025 by the commissioners Was
given $4,000 by the Jury,
Lorenzo \. ArmilO. who wasn't sat
isfied with the commissioners award
of S3,tl5, was given but $1,000 by the
jury.
". H. Aust!r, John T. McElroy and
Max kahler got exactly what the
commissioners CAV them-s?,0 i0.
Robert Martins award vas in
creased iron s2.690 to an even $4,000.
Louis W. Parker. dissatisfied with
an award of S2,7t6, was cheercd by
the Jury with a verdict FOR $500
iuat tji more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
AR|Mc,ROBBERY
CARRIED OUT ON
NETWORK FERRY
Four Money Packages Taken
In Attempt to Secure 81,
100000 in Currency for
Metropolitan Banks.

New York. Feb. at became
known here today thn a during at
tempt to steal a sun estimated at
81 Loco. 900 consigned o New York
banks had been mad .n saturday
morning by burglars vho broke into
II United states mail van while 1t was
on q ferry IN transit lrom the Jcr-
scy Central railroad.
1t was said that four money
pouches were stolen AMI, according TO
reports from other sources. one OF
them contained 5000 700. lnforma-
ton as to tho xac amounts involved
vas refused by the %po4toiilce inspec-
tors. one OF the pouches came from
Washington and is believed to have
contained u large amount Of currency
from the treasury department.
The p~ostofice lnspct .ors who have
been detailed To the case admitted to-
day that the thieves hpd secured Sew
cral packages other than those COn-
signed to the banks. but they profess
sed ignorance as to tn extent ot The
booty.
rhoy also refused io make any
statement ~ to how the robbery vas
perpetrated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ASKS
FOR MORE INFORM ALTON

Washington, Feb. IS. United
states Attorney Philips of Tampa.
Fla, today asked the department Ut
justice what he should do with j.
Grant Lyman of New York. arrested
there charged with using the mails to
dcfraud.
Lyman is under sentence In califor-
MIA for another offcnse and rs out on
bail pending appeal. lie asks that he
hc turned over to his bondsmcn IN
the California case.
officials believe Lyman should be
sent to New York md that they have
n right to send him there instead vi
California,
Attorney General Gregory decided
to instruct MIR. Phillips To e N Lyman
to New York for trial instc AL OF CALI
fornia The department of Jlsticc de-
cidcd hat inasmuch MS the crime
charged was committed while Lyman
was out on bail. he should lie tried on
tho latest charge In New York;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
Supreme Court
To ReUiew the
Case of Lamar
Highest Tribunal Calls on
New York Federal Judicial
Body for Papers in Action
for Impersonation.


Washington. Feb. 2S.-The supreme
court today requested the federal
court Of appeals At New York To send
tp for review on ls merits David la
mars conviction of having imperson-
atcd an officer of the Cniteu States.
The court acted today on it's own voli-
ton IN Lamar's favor. after having
refused to interfere in the case some
time ago.
Lamar. the so-cailed wolf OF Wall
latrcct'' was convicted on evidence
which disclosed tina he had m person.
ated former Representative 4. Mitch
ell Palmer in telephone conversations
with some prominent Wal street men,
the intent Of which, the government
! alleged, vas to defiaud j, I. Morgan
and Company.
The courts action today postponed
execution of "A twc-year penitentiary
sentence.
Testimony that a blanket indict-
ment was voted against Congressman
Frank buchanan and other members
VI iaAk'A = y 'a'' 'iiN' tit''
David Lamar. the so-Callel wolf OF
Wall street" after "A list conthinin.
their names had been handed the fed
eral grand jury by Assistant United
states Attorney Sarfaty was given to-
day before the congressional commit
'cn investigating Impeachment charges
against United states District Attor-
ney Marshall.
n Impeachment Of Mr.. Marshall
for improper conduct WAS demanded
by Congressmrn Buchanan Just prior
To his indictment.
All members OF the grand jury wcr,
-subpoenaed to appear before the ON
mittcc today.
Joel n Barber, an architect. OF.
fered the testimony concerning the
blanket Indictment. lie insisted. how
ever. hat sufficient evidence had beer
produced before the grand jury 10 jus
fifty indictment in each ease. The in
| dictcd men are accused of conspirinf
To instigntc strikes in American mu'
milton factories in the interests oI
Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
ONLY ESQ KNOWN
To Be SAVED Of
THOSE ON MAlOJA
Sixty-four of the 118 Passen.
gers Saved. According to
Reports to Peninsula and
Oriental Offices.

London. Feb, Is, U0;t5 q. mD-Of
the total complement Of a. passen-
gets and crew on the Peninsula nltd
oriental inc steamship Maloja. which
struck "a m.uc and sank within half
m hour ,No miles on Dover ycsicr-
day, only 26o are known TO have been
saved pl The total of ii9 passon-
gers. siNty-tour nnmes Of persons
saved have been receive. at the
steamship ~comrnny's offices.
Tho bodies 81 three more laHcars
of The crew 90 tho Mnloja have been
wlsho3 ashore. making the total Of
Bodies ~ 'ovtrrd forty-sCyen,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
JOSE oRTEGA IS
BADLY HURT BUT
WILL RECOVER

Jose NJ ortega, a hatcher, living at
IO7 North Twelfth street, - AZ -,
Joseph's hospital suffering from a
fracture of the frontal bone in his
skull and other injuries. the result ol
n crash when an automobile IN which
he was riding IAN into a telegraph
pole on North Fourth street nea the
Matthew dairy yesterday afternoon,
At the hospital this afternoon il was
said he would, recover.
The car ran into the pole when the
top came down. binding The driver.
II WA not badly damaged. although
It is said TO have been going at a So
mile rate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
Lyman Held on
Huge Bond for
Federal Court
Alleged User of Mails to De.
fraud Valued at 500, 900 to
Government; Denies He Is
the Man Wanted.

Tampa, Fla Feb. 2s.-L. Grant
Lyman was held today in 100000
bail for a%rraignment tomorrow on the
federal indictment returned in New
York, charging him with using The
mails to dcfraud. Lyman declared
he was not the man wanted n de.
John Putnam and Company as
charged ii the indictment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
re AIRED bEN Tu LIST WILL
REACH TOTAL ONUi, $50

NOV'I T00. y, !Z.a0 p. WI. Y N
feared the death lis, from the sinking
OF the Peninsular and oriental lines
Maloia viii Ar more than $50 bodies
continue 20 be washed ashore and
FIFTY persons have thus far been a.
counted for Up To mid-aftcrunon the
numhor Of known survivors was 26o.
OF whom ~sixty-four are passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
MORTUARY


Funeral services for Harry W.
CLARK were held yesterday afternoon
AT G. Il. French's chapel The Rev.
Archie Toothaker o%ficiated. Pupils
81 the eighth grade, 81 which he was
a momber. attended the services and
escorted the body 20 the train. The
body was shipped on santa Fc train
No. ?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
|$l2.28O CLAIM ON
ESTATE
SUBJECT OF APPEAL

Papers were filed today in the dis
triut court in The appeal of the Amer
lean surety company against the al
lowancc of "a claim of Mrs. Emmy
Dicckmann, cxecutriX of the estate OF
otto Dicckmann. for sl2.SS0 against
the estate. The claim was allowed
by the probate court. Mrs. Dicck-
mann claims To have expended the
money from her own for the
benefit of The estate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
G.. 0. P. CENTRAL
COMMITTEE WILL
MEET IN CAPITAL
Leaders of Republican Party
in State Called to Gathering
in Santa Fe Marcel IA to
Choose Convention City.

santa Fc. y. NJ. Feb. 2S-rh, Re-
publican state central committee for
New Mexico will meet IN santa Fo on
Tuesday. March IL, ~ lis tho place
IA date Of the state convention to
choose DELEGATES to the national con-
vcntion at Chicago. The date OF the
meeting was ixed today by Chairman
Ralph g. Ely and the formal call Ia
10 be issued tomorrow by Secretary
Jose II. Scna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
RUtIORS OF TANGLES
THRUST STOCKS DOWN

New York. Fon. Reports of
fresh complications In the interna
tional situation and the luther sue
cess Of the Toutonic forces In France
caused severe declines in the stock
market today Losses In standard is
sues ranged from two 10 three points,
war issues lost four to SIX and some
of the more obscure stocks were lower
by ten To fifteen points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
ORPET ENTERS PLEA
OF NOT GUILTY AND
IS HELD BAIL.LESS

Lake Forest. III, Feb. 2S.-William
n. Orpct. charged with tine murder OF
Marian Lambert, n Lake Forest nigh
school student. entered n plea Of not
guilty today and was bound owe
without bail t. the March grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28

county INTO the county treasury. The
one is alleged to bave bcca coiiect-
ed for liquor licenses. Lucoro Be uJ-
dorstood to have said that Ne did pay
the money into the 'reasurs
Last year u complaint was hlcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28
ISSUED
FOR THE ARREST OF
SANDOVAL SHERIFF

on Information lodged hy thc dis
trict attorneys office. Judge RAY
nolds. Of the district court. has Issued
u warrant for the arrest of sheriff
Fmilinno l.uccro, of Saudoval county.
7 he sheriff ~ accused In n complaint
hled hy Bonilacio Montoyn. supcrln-
.endcnt Of the Sandoval schools, with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28

against Lucero with a Wow 20 seek
Ing hlf removal from Office. but %
WAS afterwards withdrawn,
sheriff iuCcro mas given bond In
$500 tor his appearance. The warrant
was served by undershcrin pick Lew
is. Luccio was sick abcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28

ing at Ids apartments In the high.
lands. Ills family resides IN Chicago
whittier the body viii be shipped to-
morrow on No. : by strong brothogs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Boaty, who I've
back of Mausard's mill. were cited
today TO appear In city court tomor-
row 10 answer TO q charge of not
sending their children TO school.
Western Kansas world., 1916-08-05
DIR. M. Jay Brown of salina

Should veu or your child need
medical or surgical treatment of the
eye, ear. nose and throat, or require
glasses, or ori6sial work make a date
with DR.. NJ ]. Jay Brown, Camp
bell building,1 Salina, Kansas, or see
him at the Penny Hotel, on Monday,
August 7th. Ellis, August 9th.
Western Kansas world., 1916-08-05
For Sale or Rent

Northwest quarter, section IL,
twp IS, range %, in Trego county,
Kansas, 90 acres broke, % acres new
breaking. will rent it to be put in
wheat and take share or hire the
work done. Lars Hansen, Wa Keeney.
ADV. % 2t.
Western Kansas world., 1916-08-05

Agents Wanted-With auto or
team to sell the twenty Pruitt REM
edies for horses, cattle. hogs and
poultry. A. 81. Pruitt ". S., Hays,
Kansas. Adv. %.