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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14

gents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck were Sunday
visitors at the Thomas home.
Mrs. Ira Cook is staying with her
brothers, II. l.. and S. +. Nassar, for
a few weeks.
Mesdames Seeley and Perish visited
in Notus last Sunday.
Miss Kate Olsen of Caldwell spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs
Pearson.
Donald CLANCY of Middleton, Il
nephew OF Walter Thomas. had the
misfortune to be struck in the breast
by a horse Friday and is suffering
with internal injuries.
The girls of the College OF Idaho
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson and the
inmates of the county farm pleasant
surprise Sunday afternoon bv calling
and giving them a song service, which
was very much enjoyed. This song
service to be repeated on Easter Sun
day at three o'clock in the afternoon
All are cordially invited
S. J. Faris took dinner with his
nephew, William Posey and family, in
Middleton, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. NonWasmer OF Cald-
we'll called at the c. S. Wells home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Rose Mynatt and daughter,
Bea, are planning on moving to Cald-
we'll this week.
Meta Weick has been having s2rc
eyes and is at present under the care
Of physician.
Miss Ethel Bales spent the week
end with Mable Mcclure in Caldwell
Kipp & Son are drilling we'll for
c. S. Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Burger visited
with Mr. and Mrs. l., II. Hankey las
Sunday.
, c. NJ. Millner and G. H. linus ant
children were seen in our midst las
Sunday
Mrs. Scott OF Caldwell spent tn
weekend in our vicinity visiting will
: friends and attending church las
Sunday.
w. H. Gordon's entertained tho w
S. Gordon family of Caldwell last Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. H. M. Whitney at
tended the Socialist speaking in Cald
we'll Tuesday evening.
e Mrs. Mason has been assisting wit
e the homework at the c. S. Well
: home.
4 Walter Thomas is erecting garag
t for his new Ford car. George Mil
liner is assisting with the work.
S Among the callers at the G. S. Well
r home Sunday were Mesdames ].
t Wells, George Milliner, Waite
y Thomas, Beck. W. G. Fugate, Wn
e Bales, Nora Vassar and Franc
e Bodle.
e Maple Grove crossed bats with OF
:. boys on the home diamond last Sur
: day. The result being in favor of til
visitors by one score.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Paynter an
! daughter, Alpha and Mr.. and Mr.
3 Geo. Mason and daughter, Alice, speI
Sunday at the Elmer Brown ranch.
<. Rev. B. w. Rice preached at tt
school house Sunday evening to
= good attendance, adding six ne
= members to the list.
X Mrs Walter Thomas and Grandr
II Thomas, visited at the F. 0. Chane
e home in Middleton, Friday.
1t Miss Eva Scott who has spent IL
past month visiting friends in tn
a, vicinity, returned to her home at Mi,
n vale. Monday.
Miss Lulu Milliner, who has spel
lie the past week at the home of h
e. grandparents, spent Saturday ar
S, Sunday in Caldwell before returnir
lie to her home in Boise.
IF Mrs. Lee Thomas was visitor
Il Middleton Friday.
VI s. L. Lockwood is on Succor Cree
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Il MARBLE FRONT. !
II II u H. II II II II 4 II II r. Il Il II r

Notices are posted for the annual
school meetin~ to be held at the
school house Monday, April 18th al
2 o'clock.
Mr.. Summers and daughter, Clara
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Sam
Ode of Dixie.
The club met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Scott with a good attendance
After the usual routine of business
dainty refreshments were served. The
next meeting to be at the home o.
Mrs. William Weick, April goth. Rol
call to be answered with memory
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council chamber, City of Caldwell,
Idaho. April 8, 1916.
Council met in regular session with
Mayor Fred c. Boyes presiding; pres
ent, Councilmen Ackley, Forbes. Hay-
man and Sanberg, S. Ben DUNLAP.
clerk, when the following business
was transacted:
Miss Bissett appeared with a COM
plant that the City several years ago
had made some changes in the irri-
eating ditch adjoining her property
on 9th Avenue and Cleveland Boule-
ward, and as a result of which she
was unable to irrigate the parking. 1t
was voted upon motion of Forbes,
seconded by Ackley, that the City En-
gineer be requested to take the mat
ter UP with the Pioneer officials with
view to having the condition RENE
died.
Mr.. Howard appeared and asked
PERMISSION to fence Belmont street
between 4th and 5th Avenues, so as
to enable him to use the same for
pasture. The matter was referred to
the Street Committee for investiga-
ton.
Mr.. Harry Finley of Nampa appear
ed with request that the Council re-
consider its action taken at the last
regular meetinr with reference to bill
boards. The matter was referred to
the City Attorney.
The minutes of the meetings held
during the month of March 1916
were read and it was voted upon mo-
ton of Hayman that the same be ap-
proved.
The following claims against the
City were read and it was voted upon
motion of Ackley that the same be
allowed and warrants be ordered
drawn on the various funds in pay.
ment of the same as follows:
General Fund,
lSk Il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
cHAs. 3. MEYERS
DIES IN DENVER.

Capt william Heyers of Ashland
well known G. q. o. conductor! rsceiv-
ed & telegram Informing him that his
son, Chas. H. Meyers, had died Nom
dsyf night at his home IN Denver. Colo.
The news came as great s.lrprise and
a sbock 10 Mr. Meyers and % other
Relatives of the deceased as il was not
knoFn that he WIS critically III. He
had not been weil Tor some time, but
his cohditlon was not deemed immed-
lately serious.
Charles Meyers ls well and favor
ably known IN Ashland, where he was
born and reared. He has been residing
for the past four years in Denver. where
he vas employed as chief engineer IN
one ~ the government buildings. He
was thirty eight years Of age and is
survived By sIrs. Meyers and son, his
father and the following brothers: Will
liam. II C0yington; Buford. Of Nir-
ginia. Frank. Of Logan. W. Va. and
Walter. whose present address is not
known.
Capt. Meyers and family lived in
Louisa several years ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
CHANGES IN OFFICIALS
OF c. & o. RAILROAD

number 5f new official changes
have been announced in the cnsss-
fs..aks a Ohio Offices among which was
the appointment Of G. A. Pennington
las assistant superintendent Of the
Huntington and Big sandy divisions.
with headquarters in Huntington.
\ circular over the signature y Cen
eral superintendent l. y Allen am
rounces the jurisdiction - super1ntcB-
dent +. u Book a. extending over thH
Huntington and Big sandy division.
Dth=r Official changes were announced
h circular ~ f0lIoEss
The foligw5nE appointments viii be-
come elective July 10. 1915.
Ar u a. Dawn il appointed Train
MsEtar. Iandsy District, Headquart-
eTp HaudisF. W. va vice Jr f. J.
Fletcher. Transferred
8fr b s. BaiE is appointed ~
slsiaFI Train 2iaster and R0a1 Pore
rnaH - Errlnss Havdley DiEirhi
Il.adutarters. cane FDyE W VA yier
SIR il Al If.kvtr prIfnated
SIR d y Daniels aRFldnted AS
satAnt Train Master ard Road Fore
man - Engines fsig sandy Division
headquarters Painfsgilie Ky. yios Air
D S Raais Transferred +
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
FATAL accident
TO A Little Girl
DAUGHTER OF MRS. GREER, OF
LOUISA, KILLED BY
A SHOT.

othie FairchiId, Of Louisa, was ac-
cidentalIy shot and fatally wounded a.
salyersviile Tuesday she died the foi-
lowing dag and the body was buried ai
that place.
The above paragraph tells the sad
ending u the following story that was
put into type when the first news reach
ed US
Mrs Greer. II this city. was called
% Salyersvilie Tuesday by a telephone
message announcing that her daughter
Rh0 was visiting there had been ac-
cidentally shot in the thigh Mrs Greer
left on the evening train for her daGzh-
lers bedside.
The little girl Othie Fairchilds, Is
seven years ~ axe and was vlsItine
relatives near Saiyersylle She Is the
daughter of Mrs Greer By > former
rlarrfase The Greers live on Nadi-
s11-st-. next door - the Southern
Methodist parsonage No particulars
II the shooting have been learned here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
mrs. MOUSIE HOPKINS
dies AT CATLETTSBURG.
WOMAN WELL KNOWN IN BIG
SANDY VALLEY STRICKEN
BY APoPLExY.

8Irs. MOusie Martin Hopkins. widow
II Capt John C. Hopkins. and one Of
I the best known and best beloved wo-
men in CailettsbuTg, died al her home
at the residence Of her son-in-law. Ed
:. Hughes. on Saturday last. following
stroke Of paralysis she had been
attending the Ashland CEautauqua all
week and had just returned 70 her
home about a m. and WAS stricken
b The blow which caused her death a
few hours later. Interment followed
on Monday afternoon in the Ashland
cemetery and was very largely attend
ed. The funeral was held from the
rs=si1eHc and was conducted by Dr..
Csndit, q Ashland. assisted By the
zstors u the Caflfttsburg churches
she l. survived by one son. John OF
Ashland. and three daughters. Mrs. J.
o. 3IatheWson. u Ashland. Mrs Geo
Dimmici. 0f HunIlngron. and 1irs- I'd
IS HOghes u CztisftsbBrg-
/ sir=. H6psins was born il PrestoEis-
lburg. Ky, being the daughter 0f 3ir-
and Mrs. John p Martin Her father
was prominent in Congress for more
than one term and Was leader Of the
KentEclzy legislature al a time when
there we're mental giants IN that body
Her mother. a woman of fine intelii-
gence ard culture. was sister cf the
late GreenyfIle Lackey. who was one
of Is0uisa's most honnred old time uler-
chants. Mrs Hopkins anceStral- leg
acy was mind and brain. inherited
nom some Cf the best stock Of old
Virginia and Kentucky. men and wO-
men upon whose escutcheon no bar
sinister ever appeared. and she. In her
Hfe. lived up 10 the best ideals Of her
race. In her youth Mrs HOpkIns re-
caFved n splendid education at one Of
the best colleges for women IN the
West This was supplemented b.
more extensive and varied course Of
reading and study. so that she became
in her riper years one Of the best ed
ucated and cultured women in this
State. She lived and breathed an at
m0sphere OF culture and refinement
and was a social favorite everywhere
Passing years brought grandchildren
10 her knee and silver 10 her once dark
tresses. but time left no chill In her
heart nor did il dim the sparkle IN her
eye
In her giriho0d days. half century
ago. -AIousie Martin" freqEently VS.
ited friends and relatives in Louisa
Her charm ~ mind aud manner made
her popular With our citizens and the
few here now whom she knew telt
panc of deep sorrow and resrei when
The news of ,,er passing reached them
At the marriage of Dr. and AIRS
wrotea. who hope 70 celebratc their
golden wedding next year, Nrs HOPE
klns. then Miss Mousic Martin WIS
Mrs. wroteu's bridesmaid, radiant 70
health ana charming In manner
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
eRAYsoR ITEMS.

The following Is from the Grayson
items in Ashland Independelt:
G. ". Atkinson. AID wife of Louisa
called on Bro Neal and wife Sunday.
r. Il SAYS he hopes 70 interest him %
the water works proposition for our
town.
Afr. aIarcum. the popular G and q.
agent at Louisa and Sup,. q the Bible
school 0f the Christian church with his
vie and family were welcome visitors
al Z. B. Meals sunday They caune
through ia their Furd Bro. Neal now
has 4 Ford. Maxwell and an Overland
n, his command for trip to Ashland
and CatiettsburS and Louisa Wonder
which one he viii take.
Last hut not least was Haskell Lee
a student from Johnson Bible Coiiege-
Ginaberlin Heights, Tenn. He Is safe
ana sane chauffeur and The Grayscn
.4tls nuinber ~ them were "dehsht-
e,ie and want him 70 come aeain. soon
and often.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
JORDAN TO MOVE TO
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

says the Portsmouth Times:
Roy Jordan who WIS acquitted =
4 charge II murder ~ his wife. Mrs.
P6rHelia Jordan. recently. called a. the
home ~ Judge Thomas C. Beatty Tues
day afternoon. and ieft a note which
stated mat he Intended 10 move from
his farm al flat Woods. near Lucas
ville, 20 Lawrence County. ~. within
the next few days and requested that his
three children. JAMES, IS; George :,
and Fred. 3 be placed IN his custody.
The three boys are now in the Scioto
county Childrens Home.
II is 10 be remembered that Geo
and James. two of the Sons. testified
on the witness stand that their father
shot their mother with a shot gun.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
JAILED FOR KILLING AFTER
THREE MONTHS IN HIDING

After evading arrest for over three
months, Godfrey Blankenship. charged
with killing Harrison Mccoy. on KnoN
Greek. Fike-cc.. has been captured and
.ts no ~ in the county tail at Pikeyille
without bail according 70 news re
ceived here this morning.
Following The shooting. which oc-
cured March g@ Biankenship ned %
the mountains and despite the vEi
lance - officers and several posses
managed % remain AZ large until Fri
day The Killing is said 70 have beer
the result q an Old feud. BlaukenshIp
Il is said, VIII plead seif- defense 81
Mccoy. il Is claimed, had a gun and
upon meeting Blankeuship andulgei %
some words which Biankenshin con-
struei as a tirsat-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
DROWNED IN TENNESSEE.

The funeral services Of Hubert Ra-
mey were held at Carter Tuesday ey-
ening. The body. the wife and two
brothers arrived on the noon train
and went Immediately TO the burying
ground at Carter
Members Of the Masonic lodge here
attended the funeral and assisted in
the Masonic rites.
Mr.. Ramey was IN the portrait bus
iness az Knoxville, Tenn. His busi-
ness had called him out Of town and
when he came to croEs the river he
found the boat on the opposite side.
Discarding his clothing. he started TO
swim TO the other shore for the boat,
but, when in mid-stream. he appeared
10 be seized with a cranp which caus-
ed his drowning.
He leaves large number Of reIa-
tives here. His father and mother live
on Buffalo, about two miles from Car
ter. The wife. who Is Tennessee
girl. is young and not very strong,
having recently undergone an opera
ton FOR appendicitis.-ir irayson Jour
nal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
SLOW on EAR
RESTORED HEARING

4. RoYer who claims his home AZ
F1ttsH srg. can hear today out q his
left ssir for the first time IN seven years
a. a result " a blow on the SIDE ~ the
ear from the fist of a fellow prisoner
in the city bastiie last night during q
fEht which occurred there during
which several of the prisoners receiy-
ed BADLY discoidred faces When Royer
vas ArralEned Inc Judge annpinceri
he could hear after seven years defen-
ses and he besoughi the Judge 70 let
him go home at once 50 he could break
the news 20 relatives The Judge. who
always reiolceS Ia any ones good luck.
told Roger 10 20 his way and sin no
more. Royer heard him the first time
and was not long in shaking tile dust
of the city OF his feet. Ashland In
dependent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
KILLED IN auto
ACCIDENT OUT west.
MISS JESSIE CRANK, OF THIS
COUNTY, SUDDENLY KILLED
in CALIFORNIA.

Miss Jessie Crank. age 81, daughter
OF G. G. cranks. of Yatesyille. was killed
in an automobile accident al san Fran
cisco Tuesday. The body will bs
brought home for burial. She went
there ays years ago with a brother and
was employed as a stenOgrapher.
Miss Crank was a daughter Of one u
our good citizens. She Is said By those
who knew her TO have been bright
young Lady. As stenographer she
had made good in San Francisco and
was nlung desirable position. Her
u4timeiy death is very sad and a great
shock 70 all her friends and relatives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
PAT wITHRow At LOUISA.

Pat WithrOW. superintendent Of the
Onion Mission al Charleston, W. Va.
came - Louisa Last Saturday after
nG,n and held a service az the court
house that evening sunday morning
ais8. ~ the same place, he preached q
a large congregation. The SATURDAY
night audience Tss not a. large as the
service deserved, but Il is always dlf-
fc1li u get a good sized gathering on
SATURDAY evening Il was a Fenlara
able service. intensely interesting and
very impressive. BS request Uf hts
friend Rev 3lcEi1swEsy. lir With
row related ii detail "trip he made T.
gs4hsngtur 80 set aH interview wiih
Sm Bryan ana hter VITA Vice
President MarshLit I-suItiug Va tax
Tag tfe t4uer q chslriastop b help 81
Ha Important tight AGAINST tine bad
conditions Ip The city
Ur Sunday morning the sermon was
~ The power ~ prayer Personal ez
r.-risacps Wsre used 20 prove his text
ard his assertions that al proper
things may be accomplished through
prayer He "a one % the r,lresf ~
empHnraiiDns n an intense christian
character His faith is - strong and
50 evident as 10 produce an unusual
impression upon his hearers
WiIhr1w was a bar tender and bOqt
leEEer untn converted. He Is now do
INK as great work In the rescue line a.
can be found anywhere The secret Oi
il al is his great faith, his earnestness,
his enthusiasm. his deep conservation,
his simple and unaffected manner. his
intense desire 10 save souls.
II il 20 be hoped we may be able q
get him 10 L0uisa for a series II SER
vices later on.
The two Methodist churches Joined
In the worship on these occfsions
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. July r. Hae Rsceipis
s4.oee: weak; bulk. ss.s5 aaA lighis,
ss.4eHseS. mixed. s. iofi isps; heavy,
ss.seGioIo; rouehs. ss,slGsso. pigs,
SS.i9Ms.55.
cattle Receipts 1900. steady. calves
strong. native beef cattle, s5.,oGti.0o;
western steers. sS.i0Hs = siorkers and
feeders. SE4eT $40: COWS and heifers,
Ss.5O 5OG9,60s calves. sS.s0Ilsag.
sheep Receipts lT.oea; steady. lambs
weak 10 i5c lower; wetners, sts5Ia
h.sO: ewes SS.s5tfs.so. lambs Ss.s5it
1890.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
agFoRM scAooL goYs DaoeeE0

Fort Thomas. Ky july s.--Captiin
Helm Is having trouble with the mem
.hers - his company who ware taken
from the Ref01n School al Greendais
and enlisted IN the National Guard
Captain Helm turned his nuster-in
roll over To Captain E,aston Gibson. T.
:. A.. mastering officer, today and the
names " the men of the Reform School
were stricken on The muster-in roll
was sent back 70 the commander ~
Company TO be rewritten.
Captain Helm said this afternoon he
would take the matter 10 the War De-
partment FOR final settlement. Lex
ington Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
YOUNG MAN OF
IT. CAY ELECTROCUTED
TAYLOR RkTcLlFF INSTANTLY
KILLED BY TOUCHING A
LIVE WIRE.

TayIar RatcrT. son - VIM. Ratclr.
~ Fort Cav was Killed near Akron.
ohio. 81 Tuesday u this week He was
Employed by the ohio Telephone cJtn-
Iauy and was alone when killed. X
b. thought be- VAS clectrOcuted hyz ihe
telephone wire cUming ia contact with
"a hfgh tension hne carrying heavy
voltage The accideat hapT--ned while
Ratciin was Strapped u a telephone
pole mar the top. He had been dei,'
far Quire a while. evidently. wE q as
covered
RatUilm was about - yeILrs old and
was n reliable. highly respected young
man The body arrived Thursday ard
was buried in the David BaTtrafn bur
ial grounds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
REV. c. Il. WILLIAMSON.

Rev e. H. Williamson, Ph. D.. pas
tor u First Presbyterian church iH
Memphis, Tenn, viii be the guest ol
his father-in-Eaw. z. T. Burns next
Monday night and %ill remain a day
or two Dnly
Alr Burns would be pleased % have
All the ministers of the town call and
meet his preacher sGn-iu-law, and tDr
his many friends 70 call ara rsneg
their Old acquai Gtaacs-
Doctor williamson is trnute q
Huntington, " va % Dc pressHt =;
the National Convention - he Gideon
having been selected - deliver al aa-
dress o. that body.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
N. r. coNLEY. Publisher.

day School Association. They have
published without charge official an
nOuncements and other matters Of In
terest - the Sunday school workers
which has been Of great assistance TO
the cause and explains partly why
Lawrence county had more than 5000
people in Sunday school on Nay 7,
1916
The remainder of the day passed
very rapidly the field worker gave a
brief history of the growth and de-
velopment Of the Sunday school work.
Afrer this an Offering was taken in
which the people responded very gem
crousiy.
The convention stood and was dis
missed and 50 passed into history the
Z6th annual convention Of the Law
renee County Sunday School Associa-
tion. W.H.v.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
EALsE RgPoRT coRagcTE0.

1i-. r. Z. CASSIDY writes frEn Paints
vile sayirg that the report that he is
married Is untrue The item came IN
last week bearifg the Signature ~ q
friead u the Parties and We had no
reason 10 doubt the truth ~ il. How
ever. We are very glad e maEe the
correction
Hiss Bessie Thompson, u Normal
who VAS the other party % the affair.
desires to have the NEWS say THAI the
report was a mistake.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
AUTO OVERTURNED
AND IS BURNED

Ashland. Ky. July IAN automO-
bile occupied by Herman Franz and
q. II DRAPER. II Russell and two
parties from Huntington. IS. Va who's
names co,iid not he learned. overturned
near Ashland last night and was de-
strgyed by FIRE Drspier Is IN a local
hospital suffering from serious internal
injuries. which may prove fatal The
other oecupants Cf the car escaped
serious inturies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
MARRIAeE LICENSES.

Walter Hughes. p. 10 Bessis l'en-
nington. l6. % YatesvillN
Charley Gillian. 20. 10 Exile Evans.
". of Blaine
stanley Adams. n. 20 Matte Rob
erts ~. of Yatosville aud irad neigh
borhOod.
Allen Clay. 81. to Sopn,a Fugatc. sS,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
AGED WOMAN cREMATED.

Jackson. KY. July -. Mrs. Thomas
strong. aged eighty six. WAS hurned
to death when her home. on Proven
fire at two O'Clock this morning She
aud her husband were there alone. and
Airs. Strung had left the house after
the fire began. but returned during
the fire and was caught in the flames
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
olsrRIcr wAapEN AePoINTEp.

" - Fulkerzan. % Louisa Has beer
reappGinted district FISH and game war
den Tor tho district comprising Law
renee. johnson and Martin. He says
the Law wiH be enforced against si0-
lators Those not having license are
warned that thes must not hunt with
out first procuring license
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
otp soLprER PASSED AwAY.

Thomas Justice. who served in Co.
r. 18th Kentucky Infantry, during
the Civil War. died at his home IN
HunnewelL The remains were buried
al Rr4Hcess
The deceased is survived by three
sons and three daughters.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
CANNON FOR vAHcEBURG
IS OBTAINED 81 FIELDS

washington. july So Representa-
i've " J. Fields to-day introduced a
bm 70 authorize tbe S~creu,Ty u War
70 send 70 vanceburg FOR the John 7.
Parker Post. No. 81, Kentucky q 4.
r. one condemned cannon and suit
able outfit f1r cannon balls D. be placed
in the yard 0f the Lewis county court
house
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
3. e o. NOT AFTER THE (. k.

An official of the E. X Railway in
position TO know. stated that there is
no truth in the rumor which is current
that the y. * o. has purchased the
E K The same official also stated
that 50 far as the Z X officials have
knowledge the 3. < o. has no designs
on the Riyerton-G -GraysOn Railway.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-14
THROWN OFF FREIGHT TRAIN

Pearl Kiskaden. Of Augusta, is in a
railroad hospital at Dayton. KY suf-
fering from injuries sustained when he
was thrown from the top Of a freight
train. both legs being broken and his
head badly injured. The accident hap
pened TO the west Of Augusta.