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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30
Conference Eyeursiipr

The Denver & Rio Grande p It.,
fers the usual Conferero. /" L
rates to Salt Lake City. Acc .A.'''
ference and State Fair. Tiss I' Y
sale from Ogden, Silver c,, s
ham and from all intermed,s,". 'l
Sept. Both to Oct. Sth inclusive Wv 20 !,
limit Oct. 18th returning. !, I
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30
LEHI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Jesse Russon left Monday for Pro
70 to attend the 49, Y. e.
Mrs. William Jones presented her
husband with baby boy Saturday.
Mr.. Bert Hunt OF Marysyalc was the
Sunday guest Of Miss Bertha Powell.
The Orcm car killed valuable
COW belonging 10 n =. Johnson north
OF town. Monday.
John Bradshaw left Saturday morn
ing for Magrath Canada whore he
will spend the first half Of the winter.
Mrs Uackct Of Salt Lake returned
nome Sunday after spending two
weeks with her daughter Mrs Junus
Ranks.
John Dewey. Jr. was in salt Lake
Friday proving on his homestead In
the north end of Cedar valley -. Y
Nullincr wont In as witness.
MIR. and Mrs ASA Clark were tho
recipients Of pleasant surprise par
~ Monday evening by thirty Of their
friends. tho occasion being their we'd
ing anniversary
Have your shoe, repaired by one
who learned the trade at the Economy
shoe shop on Main street You Will
no riven satisfaction 12tf
Mrs. Clara Remington left for her
bone In Portland. Oregon Tuesday
after a two weeks visit with Mrs. s.
J. Walker. her mother. She spent
a day or two In Salt Lake City be-
fore leaving the state
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyre of Cowley Wy
oming. spent tho week end and Mon
day with their former missionary com
panion. MILFORD Russon They were
married Thursday in the Salt Lake
Temple and returned Monday evening
60 their home
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30
MR.. ADVERTISER

Do you know that your aavs,
ment in this paper goes into
homes than If placed in any
two papers in Utah County! +
get results.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

REMEMBER TIIS-When you get
want nd. or any other kind Of no
tice in this paper. II also appears In
our other two papers without any ex-
ira charges for I. 1t Is the same
with subscribers-you get all the new
from our three papers. and you only
pay for one. l9-n
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Tho Freshmen OF the l.. n. :. ne
port that their opening party Friday
evening was great success II was
held I'm the HIGH school buniinr
Merry games were played and Tho
evening ended with fonst of water
melons
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

The piano recital given by the pu-
pills Of Mrs, Areya Armistcad on Tues
day was very successful The mum
hors were exceptionally well render
ed Mrs. Armistoad is expecting to
give another recital in the near future
and &, is TO be hoped thct the attend
ancc will be larger.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30
Go See the Wonderful D.
ducts of Willard Cour y
County Fair at Film,
Utah, via Oasis, Utah, ~
%, 20 and 30th. "

Excursion tickets on sale ,,,.,
Utah stations Sept. 81, and ),
Tickets good returning Or, ~
Salt Lake Route. 4,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

a Lchi NiSltOf MOnuty.
James Roberts spent Monday in
Provo on business.
Miss La vone Smith entertained Mr.
Fora Smith Of Draper SUNDAY.
Miss Marie Turner came home sun
day after a months visit in Lark
c. A. Wall is slowly improylng from
his recent operation for appendicitis.
/ Ncn Ottcson Of Ozone, Idaho ar
rived Sunday in Lent where he viii
attend high school
Odcll Thomas is employed at the
Spanish Fork sugar factory, he left
Sunday for the work.
Mrs Carl johnson of Salt Lake city
was Mrs o. II Youngsters guest
Saturday and Sunday.
/ II you haven't time TO make you q
dress Tor Conference. go to Chapman g
and YOU ran luy a nice fall suit
cheaper than YOU can make IT,
Mr. and Mrs Geo. p. Carr spent
Sunday as guests of their relatives
in Spanish Fork.
Mrs. Il T.. Talbert who has been
visiting with Mrs. John Wood return
ed to Salt Lake Sundry.
Mr. and Mrs VI. r. Bushman were
guests Of their son, Martin at Provo
Sunday
Fred Wanlass. a l.. II. S. graduate
became one Of the University Of Utah
students Monday morning.
WIN Osterloh loft Monday morning
for Spanish Fork to work as night
chemist at the sugar factory there.
The Misses Rclia Asher and Jonu-
icyc Clark left Sunday for Salt Lake
TO enter the r. Of L.
Mrs. Jesse Smith was visiting for
the week end with Mrs Abe Gud.
munlson in Payson.
Earl Cox returned home Sunday af.
ter having spent the summer IN
Grace, Idaho, at work.
Karl Thompson was in Provo Sunday
called there because of the low con.
dition of his father.
Stanley Taylor, one Of The state
leading basket ball players left Sun
day for Salt Lake to enter the Stat
University
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcbrr Alfred Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Rolfc and George Jacob
formed an auto party who spent Sat
, urday In Salt Lake
81 MUnsing underwear = best-it is IN
cheapest in the end. either for men
women ard children. We have mucl
underwear at less prices, but none s.,
good -Chipmans.
. $. l. Goodwin and family autoed t,
Salt Lake City Saturday It was
business trip for Mr. Goodwin an,
- pleasure trip for the family.
z. The stork left % fine baby boy a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u
Gray, Monday Mother and bah,
doing fine
Mrs. VIM. Wing arrived home Sat
urdly after her tour through tn
southern part of Idaho and Northern
81 part of Utah she reports the triI
p very pleasant one
Mrs Mary Mcyicar was called t,
salt Lakc Monday because of IN
, serious illness of Mrs T,sse Conor
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Of Mr. ana Mrs. byron bo'h' 9"'"'
day
w. ]. Quincy spent Saturday in
salt Lake looking mp mining machin-
cry for the city water tunnel
Mr. and Mrs. Ilobor Bcnnion Jro
spent the week end with relatives in
Salt Lake
Miss Alta Flanders Of santiquin
| is now enrolled as % Iohi High school
student
Miss Maud Kirkham who has been
spending two months with relatives
lin Idaho returned home this week
4 daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Peterson in the south part Of town
Is Quarautiucd with case OF dipthori'.
q. ~ Cray while driving some COWS
into the corral had his horse fall and
fracture hts shoulder cap.
Miss blanche Larson. daughter Of
/ t. V. Larson Is teaching school this
year at Promontory north Of Great
salt Lake
A now line Of corscts in at Chip
mans. get pair and you will show
up well at Conference and the state
Fair.
\ dozen auto loads of employees
from the Utah Idaho Sugar Co.'S. salt
Lake Offices spent Saturday at Sara
toga Springs.
J. W. Gates of Salt Lake Is having
material hauled to his farm on Utah
Lake south Of Pelican Point where he
viii have q summer homo erected
s. A. Smith has recently purchased
o tract Of land in the old field land
formerly owned by " J. Stewart. the
McOmic estate and n. G. Earl
Mrs Stott and Mrs T.. Johnson of
Salt Lake returned home Monday at
ter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
X. Jackson for several days
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Harwood and
Mrs willard HARDWOOD of Salt Lake
City were visitors Sunday at the home
of MIR. Harwood's mother. Mrs. S. j.
HARDWOOD,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis enter
tanned as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Halton, Mrs. Edwin Evans
and Mrs. Hattie bennett of Salt Lake
City
Peter Anderson, q travelling sales
man for an electrical supply house
spent the early part of the week as
a guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
( A. Il, Anderson
Mrs John Wood and daughters
Ella and Mary will occupy rooms in
the Brusto Apartments in Salt Lake
this winter, while the girls attend ST.
Mary's Academy They left Ichi
/ Wednesday
/ Why not buy your Fall Suit or
Coat before going 10 Conference
Chipman's have the assortment the
quality and can save you 20 per cent
In price, Beware of salt Lake Con
ference prices,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown who have
been living in California are expected
10 arrive back in Lchi today or To.
morrow. They are making the trir
overland In their car,
Supt. James H. Gardner spent :
part Of last week looking over the new
sugar plant just completed at Brig
ham city. \ big celebration in hon
or OF it's establishment will be held in
the near future
Tho Freshmen OF the l.. II. 5, ne
port that their opening party Friday
evening was great success n was
held IN the HIGH school buniinr
Merry games were played and INC
evening ended with a fcnst of water
melons
lit hnTon Uirhoo+.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30


The smuin orchestra played at a
dance in Cedar Fort Tuesday evening
Miss Jennie Welsh is spending to-
day and Sunday in Salt Lake City.
George Robinson and Mayor Quincy
were Salt Lake City business visitors
Wednesday
Mrs. Thomas Kirkham entertained at
kensington Tuesday Afternoon in hon
or Of Mrs. viii Worlton
Miss Margaret Gunther of Salt Lake
City was the guest Of her brother,
Carl Sunday.
4 number of the boy friends sur
prised Carl VIM at his home Monday
evening. The affair was a water
melon bust.
Mrs. Pearl Lundberg OF salt Lake
/ city who Is a nurse at the Lchi hos r.
pital made business. trip to Salt
Lake City this week
The members of the Lchi Tabernacle
choir and their partners were enter.
tanned at the Royal Theatre Wednes-
day evening
The homo Of Mr. and Mrs Ray
Bone was guaranteed for diptheria
Tuesday Their small son is suffer
ing with that disease
Everybody Cdmires well dressed
man why not get suit and some Of
those nice shoes at Chipmnn's and be
correctly dressed
Mrs. J. f. Fitzgerald of Draper has
been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs H. C. Fcathcrstono, the past
week
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Frank. Christian
Knudson and daughter Lillian attend
cd the wedding supper Of their cousin
Miss Sarah Otcrson Friday evening
at Spanish Fork
In narVI LNnur1or Iaft NTpnI,,. g.,
Blackfoot, Iadho. where he is to be
employed at the sugar factory. Mrs
Fowler and thee Eildrcn will leave IN
a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammer went
to Bingham Wednesday fer a short
visit with their daughter. Mrs Fred
Gaines. Mrs. Gaines has new baby
girl.
The Juniors of the l.. H. S gave their
opening party last evening in the High
School building The order Of the
evening was dancing, games and re.
freshments The refreshments con.
sisted Of punch and cake.
Mrs Henry Thomas leaves tomor
row for Burnley Idaho Mr., Thomas
left some time ago and is workinl
at the sugar factory there. Burnley is
to be their future home.
7 mr. G. l.. Stookcy the past weol
had some plumbing done that will en-.
able him 10 use one Of the --latest
cuspador fountains
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Powell OF
Marysvalc left Sunday for Nevad;
where Mr. Powell will be superintond.
ont Of mine. They spent few day,
before leaving with Mr. and Mrs. J
r Powell
The piano recital given by the pu
pills OF Mrs. Arcya Armistcad on Tues
day was very successful The mum.
hcrs were exceptionally we'll render
ed Mrs. Armistoad Is expecting tc
give another recital in the near fumr,
and &c is 10 be hoped thct the attend
ancc viii be larger
A most delightful lawn party wa.
given at tho home Of Mr.. ana Mrs
John Smith on Wednesday oycnine
The hostesses were Mrs, Erma Chris
Jefferson, Mrs Ruth Sommers an,
Mrs, Smith. The lawn was lightc,
with JaponCsc lanterns and decorate,
with crepe paper The guests play
ed lively games and watemclous were
tho refreshments
I Tho Misses Lcath Whipple Leoth and
, Ida Phillips, Minnie GorN and MIN,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Powell Of
Marysvalc left Sunday for Nevada
whore Mr.. Powell will be superintend-
ont Of a mine, They spent few days
before leaving with Mr. and Mrs. J..
r Powell.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

MIR. Bert Hunt OF Marysyale was the
Sunday guest Of Miss Bertha Powell.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

The Orcm car killed a valuable
COW belonging 10 H. =. Johnson north
OF town. Monday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

John Bradshaw left Saturday morn
ing for Magrath Canada, whore he
will spend the first half or the winter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30
DOES THIS MEAN YOU?

Within the next 60 days we ask all our
subscribers to send us check or call in and
settle up for their subscription for THE BAN
NER, THE CITIZEN and REVIEW. The
amount is very small for each person, but it
amounts to large sum totaled together.
For the benefit of those who are owing for
more than one year and take no notice of our
statements, we will turn their account over to
the Publishers Adjusting Association. We
nope there will be few who will ocmpeli us to
take this course.
ALPINE PUB. co
OCTOBER 25, 1916
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Supt James IT, Gardner spent =
part Of last week looking over the new
sugar plant just completed AZ Brig
ham city. big celebration in hon
or Of its establishment will be held i'm
the near future.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mrs Uackct Of Salt Lake returned
nome Sunday after spending two
weeks with her daughter Mrs Junius
Ranks.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mr.. Denzil and Misses Maude and
La Verne Kirkham were Salt Lake
City shoppers Monday.
The greatest sensation yet is the
Conference specials offered this week
at the American Fork Coop. All
seasonable goods.
Miss Marie Nelson went to Salt
Lake City Monday evening to select
new hats to add to her stock.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Webb was placed under quarantine
Wednesday. One OF their small sons
have diptheria.
Ladies of Lohi. Pleasant Grove and
Alpine you have only a small fair to
pay to go to Chipman's for your sup
plies-they will more than save you
your time and money-They sell for
cash Chipman's Cash Prices Count
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mrs. William Jones presented her
husband with baby boy Saturday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

mr.. G. l.. Stookcy the past week
had some plumbing done that will en-
able him 10 use one Of the latest
cuspador fountains.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

The Juniors of the l.. II. gave their
opening party last evening in the High
School building. The order Of the
evening was dancing, games and re
freshments The refreshments con
sisted Of punch and cake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mrs. Henry Thomas leaves tomor-
row for Burley, Idaho. Mr.. Thomas
left some time ago and is WORKING
at the sugar factory there. Burnley is
to be their future home.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mr. and Mrs Frank Brown who have
been living in California are expected
to arrive back in Lchi today or to-
morrow. They are making the trip
overland I'm their car.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammer went
to Bingham Wednesday fer a short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Gaines Mrs. Gaines has new baby
girl.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Jesse Russon left Monday for Pro
70 to attend the Is. Y T..
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

John Dewey Jr. was in salt Lake
Friday proving on his homestead h
the north end of Cedar Valley. u Y
Mulllncr wont in az a witness.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Mr. Daryl Fowler left Monday for
Blackfoot, Tadho. where he is to be
employed at the sugar factory. Mrs
Fowler and thee Eildrcn will leave in
q few weeks.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-30

Why not buy your Fall Suit or
Coat before going 10 Conference
Chipman's have the assortment the
quality and can save you 20 per cent
In price. Beware of salt Lake Con
ference prices. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23

Amarillo Lac three Nati0nal banks
q Rank and Trust Company and %
State Guaranty Fund Bank The
combined capital % these hanks is
Sf25. 600 with combined surplus and
undivided profits of nearly f.01'-
600 n would be di'nca'' Co find
better barometer o. tho 0.fy groa-
uR financial Importance fHar 'h' foI-
lowing table ~ compaaf.rs Increase.
To- tho combined deposit .. anna.
rIl0's banks
Total bank deposits year
700 1904 600
Total bank deposit. year
goo. 10000
Total bank deposits year
1910 H."''
Tho total deposits .r '.' banks OF
the CTS durins thc present t.ar HH''
reached f3D'3.sa-. as shown N' DO
las published report o. 'Ia bank.
There will hc heavier r.'a. gain.
Bon tho future. iuasnBpU r Auar.'
is the financial center of .I. fauhlu
de and Panhandle bauk a-. r.ar...
and maintaining largcr balance. 00..f
bospeah the increasing general pros
perity OF 'hc Panhandle country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
Mhlinn NJ Nlnr

The large aul nuH growth ut
Amarillo auI thr Wu.. ...."...
rharactrr of 'Hr M"..r. .r... 81"
recent wears pr, UHf m,r. Hr..H.f.
of Tho moro splendid H.E.....r'.
nov anticipated for r.. N'.
future a. One rr.H'f fH.r. I.s ...U
and soutiuu. fu Nr H demand ...
talent 900 irh degree boz i.' ar.rI
teciual profession Though n "mr
Instance ih.. rrHu.sfffun Nf. H.'u
filled IN p1-' by SOM, rOHus..r
TO the ranks of local architects AND
bulldera ihs uII.r and NsH r#ff..
rrheI men OF the profession resident
of the ciiy. have proved themselves
equal to The most .Nnrfirl I'u10 p.
of the nov ORDER 0. hHU1r Fg"
ciauy notable 1w0Hr 'hr n''0e tnH
more advanced builders of Amarillo
is william 50 RiDa One off '". u.'.
time residcu who is h.'H 1r 1...i
tect and general contractor fr 'H.
buildinF Industry HIs ..0.. o.
.tlaq Harrison street pa. Ha. ....rr
cd and constructed house. IH. u
Tho old and u.a STYLES of architecture.
in this city 1rf rlspwhora boz f.. N.r
handle Hr q. educated Boz ...
.echnicalriee az rho slI''ur t." as
perienced in ll. 'he practice I.'..'.
.teenlue pars HItf an m..H FOB
lures Ilp hH Hosirro. a HrF
many az tf- public hu.'.. OH. HIH
CITY and thr0rehout iHr T...s Pan.
handle NJ Rice haF fh. ..auiruC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
Banks and Banking Facilities.
The Nntlnnnl Rank of Commerce.

The National Bank ~ Commerce.
In consorance with us name. the
National Bank OF Commerce az Anna
rlllo is q bulwark Of The commer'"
aud industries OF the city and all th'
Panhandle country The indiVihuas
Of lis management are among th"
leading promoters and active rar'ici-
pants In me development OF at mat
erial interests 81 the city and 7'c-
ton Neauvhile they have provided
the most excellent banking faci'ii-
les 10 an CLASSES of me people for
I'M. past fifteen years and courleo ls-
Is extended aid 10 worthy causes ana
granted % business men and sound
business enterprise tAe most liberal
accommodation consistent with safe
business principles % conducts all
details OF REGULAR commercial bank
ing business. Us official organila-
ton comprises s. r Suilenhorgcr.
president " e. Noti.s. vice presi-
Ident 81 g. % Hyuum. cashier and
10 r. Elliott assistant cashier The
directors or T. T. smith u. G..
Harding G. :, Ree'er " q Mobiles.
IU e. d BsGuW S T. Sulleubcrger.
land g. p. Elliott The Officers and
directors are an largely Interested in
realty. ranch lands and local business
enterprises The called statement
for September % l9lt. shows @ good
business and an absolutely snunl con-
lditiou The capital stock az the "a.
luoua Bank nf Commerce b. $4,000.
| ms surplus and profits are SIS
I4-S.Cg. us circulation $4,000. IFS
deposits boo september o.. $40
l-2GO2. JOS resources were S55G.-
laGUO5 and ils loans t299271.Gl.
THE correspondents OF This bank arr
1.-The First National. Ft Worth, First
National Bank. Kansas city. ana me
Market Fulton National Bank OF New
Work city Mechanics American Note
Bank 81 Lors. No. Tn" company o'-
Icupv their own building az So. 800
POLK street. and Do rs an admirnbl"
Icorucr ornament, while % tructural
feature highly crcditablo 10 the citv .
TIN" interior of he building Is Gle.
CANT and modern in style approprinte-
lly designed for the greatest facility
boz all buucHoe of the banking bust
nssg and beautifully fitted in marble.
This bank has the entire confidence
land unstinfcl patronage OF the peo-
pie, by whom also The able men nj
me head pi its affairs are univor-
sally huuorod and esteemed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23

THI. s rr" establishments NJ Wn
born Bros a r,srv .omg..al Of A,
. WH'hlm \ % NI"H.r ana H
r,..y successors fr 'N'3 fH fHr
WHHHorr Hrns Their ufI.. 1nT o..
fHry are located af fhn .u.r OF
Second ana Fillmore street. rN"r
manufacture CONSIST of r.lNu a1
iron tanks - different descriptions
Tor 'ha storage 40 Nafsr Grain and
other purpose road Dut.rts. a.''
casinos tr1 general shsai metal
works rnr This work thry occupy
"a bul hril1.nr 'oyco feet OBI, FED,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
Wei to Avoid Louuaeltr.

The wise man knows Just when 10
talk and when TO be quiet Many
kinds OF businesses are out OF reach
OF the man who talks too much. GER
tain agent for corporation was sent
out a few years ago to get options on
several tracts OF land lie got along
sVimmingly until an inQuisitiye old
chap got after him The old fellow
was something Of psychologist and
at once began TO pour nattery upon
the victim. The fellow couldn't stand
IT, lie just had TO have his say and
began telling the shrewd old fellow
about himself aud his Importance.
Against his better judgment he talked
too much
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23


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COURTHOUSE HERE
COST THOUSANDS
POTTER COT NTN II CENTER OF
DISTRICT HAVING FORTY
EIGH COT MITES.

Amarillo being the county seat Of
Potter County has an imposing court
house Of natural grey sandstone. rep
resenting an outlay Of 100000 on
the Court House square there is the
county Jail. very ornamental struc-
ture. which We are proud to say
houses very few inmates.
Amarillo r. the seat OF the Court
Of civil Appeals OF the seventh Dis
trict. embracing forty-nighi counties