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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-18
MINING APPLICATION
 No. O3f6S

In the U. S. Land Office For the
 Juneau Land District Juneau, Alaska, November {, 1916.
 NOTICE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Chichagoff Mining Company. a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Wash.
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TEN CENT TEA

DOUGLAS, Jan. IS. -The Ladies' League conducted their regular Ten Cent Social in the parlors of the Congregational Church this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-18
CARD PARTY AT EAGLES HALL

DOUGLAS. Jan. IS.-A pleasant ev- cning of cards will be spent in the Eagles Hall this evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary F. o. E.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-18

WHY use uIrt: sana ana gravel
 when you can get good clean sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and bar sand S1.75 per yard. At Treat. well. S1.50.
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OPERATION ON FINGER

Dan Butterich today had one of the fingers of his hand amputated at St. Ann Hospital by Dr. p. J. Malone. The amputation is the re- suit of injuries received several years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-18

THE EMPIRE-AIl the News All the Time, When It Is News.
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DOUGLAS CLASSIFIED

LOST-A square charm between cemetery and Treadwen. Initial J. L. on one side. FinGer please leave It Guys Drug Store. d3Otf.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-18

First publication Jec. 90, 1916. Last publication, Feb. 2S, 1917.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

A. L. Gooch went to Phoenix on Monday, where he was called by the illness of his father.
 W. T. Cauthen returned home on Monday after spending week in the San Simon valley.
 MT. and Mrs. W. O. Hutchens of Steeplerock were visitors in Duncan this week for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Jas. V. Parks, Mrs. Anna Lemmons and J. R. Shupp were visitors at Lordsburg on Sunday.
 Justice of the Peace Dave Address of Clifton was business visitor in Duncan on Monday and Tuesday.
 Miss Fredina Parks went to Cliff ton on Sunday afternoon for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham of that city.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham and MT. and Mrs. Adam Smith of Cliff ton were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. I, Cohn on Sunday.
 Oscar Kaufman of the Carlisle Min ing company office force at Steeple- rock was a visitor. at Lordsburg on Monday and Tuesday.
 J. A. McGrath, a former resident of the Duncan valley who has been making his home at Florahome, Fla, for the past five years, is visiting with relatives here at present and may again take up his residence here
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28
Official Proceedings, Board of Supervisors,
 GreenIee County, Arizona

December g.
   the Clerk o'clock A M The mi nutes of November arere and issued 1912 school December  Arizona,
 
   call  School District Said bonds School paid into the Treasury and placed the o
  County
  School School Dis
  sinking 193 Upon H. carried counties of the State during December, 1917. audited allowed and ordered paid out of the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Dr. T. B. Smith of Clifton was a visitor here on Monday County Treasurer P. Anderson was a visitor here on Monday.
 Sam1. Ebb of York was busi- ness visitor here on Monday.
 H. R. Sullivan was in town over Sunday from the H-Y ranch.
 Asa Miller of Clifton was a busi- ness visitor in town on Monday.
 John Cosper was in town on Tues day from his home up the river.
 Mrs. Albert Hoch was in town on Sunday from her home at Wampoo.
 J. O. Phillips of Lordsburg was a business visitor here on Monday.
 Bart Tipton of Steeplerock was a business visitor in town on Monday
 County Engineer S. c. Redd of Clifton spent Monday in Duncan on busiess.
 J. B. Spiegel of. Stafford was busi- ness visitor here on Monday and Tuesday.
 c. C.. Martin was a business wis itor at San Simon this week for sev eral days.
 Tuck Edwards was in town on Tue 5 day from his farm up the river in New Mexico.
 Mrs. F. M. Craig returned home or Sunday after months visit at Phoenix and Bisbee.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Enlsts- ..
 Roy Wilson, who for the past month or so has been assisting at the local depot of the A. & N. M. railroad, has enlisted in the Canadian army and will soon be in Canad a"doing his bit His many friends here hope he wi llreturn safely and with a splendidrecord. MT. Wilson has lost a brother who was in the first contingent of Canadian troops which went across" to give battle to the Hun.
 Preaching Service
 Rev. Ernest Glynn of Deming ad- dressed a religious meeting at the Duncan theatre on Monday evening. There was a good attendance and the meeting was much enjoyed by all. Returns from Hospital
 Walter philpott returned home on Wdenesday morning from Clifton where he underwent an operation for appendicitis at a hospital recently.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

 Tel Co, rent and ols 4o4O ses5 ss 12so Clifton Drug Co., hospital supplies 1291 Clifton Water 1922 E. K Elliott 1293 John 625O 6s 1294 Katherine Holowel 12s6 The McNeil Co., supplies ss1O 12s7 Gna Valley 129s B. Bningsley, 1905 s. Botuing Works 1907 c. 1908 Sam Abraham rooms for jurors 14Oo 14.OO e47 HAS 115s W. W. Wlkey 6S5 11e5 Clifton Lumber 1221 B. Bningsley, 1925 Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co., road supplies 200 200 PIP 12aa Lyn Upton road supplies 11ssO 11s.so 2s 125l s. sss Arizona cppsr saDcs c road supplies ns nsS ss m 2sO Mcdowell Grocery 2 12S7 M Balin, blacksmihng 222O 222O 21s 12Ss Ashton Co., road supplies 2l.eo 2s 1895 Duncan Lumber 1901 1901 Ed samaIa road supplies 7s7s 7s7s ss 1902 C. J. Fritz blacksmithing 4Oso 4oso 22s 1903 Anderson 2 Works, supplies. 22
 PRELIMINARY SURVEY uNApPoRrloNED MONEY 2s5 Jesse Simmons, refund of sss s.ss s M. a Board a P. M. w. unani Vicente Indgen allowed the sls reports Notary petition n and guardians at ten sehoo hdren asking that school dis w. Section so Range s1
  direction alon boundary
  the
  he Upon by W. T. s feeding Clifton and Moenc for the to December 31, 1917. w. Duton and carried mousy District 3s Redemption Fund and 3s Bond Interest Fund to School D
 
 
 Fund be placed the of Bond Redemption Fund
 H. seconded by w. T. Witt and carried unar 
 the
 
 H. seconded by w. w. Duton and hereby from Special Sch Nc. o District No
 F. December, ST. ATTEST: A.. L.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Demand By Amt Ara War Iay $1375O 3S5 15ooO 15O.oo Ss6 c. Nov 15OOO 15O.OO SS7 Pickeus Anderson Nov 3ss L. A. W. 10000 10000 sss R. Coleman salary Nov 15OOo 15o.oo SSo V 39 242 15oOo 15eoo Ss2 November 15oO0 ' 15OOo SsS 1244 Geo Hill salary Nov w - ... ...... V. F. Leonard salary November 125Oo 125. ssS Fucher salary November 15O.oO 19o.Oo Ss6 15OOO ; 15o.oo 59' 124S Surges salary Nov loooo loo.Vo o9e A. salary Nov 300 % ' 3Oooo a9S ...: l375O 1"1.9o 4oo 1957 p Camntei1 salary Nov .... . 10000 7S75o 7 131-5O 4o2 salary z6ovo aoo-oo 4oS 200 % 2ooOo 404 W. 2OOOO 2oO.ot 4o5 E. R. Shortridge, salary Nov l5OOo loo-oo 4oo I. Rodney Ellis salary Nov 2oooO zoo.oo 4os H. 10000 10000 4os stivers, salary Nov.. 125oo lz9.oo 4o 145s3 l45.s5 fl A. L. Terry salary Nov l9oo lIo.oo 4iS sutherln Nov. 10000 10000 AIS E. Curley, salary Nov l5ooW Ioo.oo 4l4 1277 D. E. Address, salary Nov lS oo loI'oo Io L. 10000 10000 46 10000 10000 4l1 12s5 w T. Witt salary Nov ... ........ W. Nov. 10000 10000 41s
 EXPENSE FUND.-
 F Bfingsley, 2ooo 2OoO 6 Co, shelving 1Os5o 1Os5o SIP Co, ribbons TOO 100 O1S 1926 Phelps Dodge Mer Co., supplies zS1s zs'ls ol4 fuel. f5.oO 15.oo 6lo Era Co, printing 25.2o lS2o olO 1929 A. L Terry, postage eo.oo oo'oV olt of machine $50 $50 6lS J 800 9W olS 19eo r. w Rurcb bosnita rent etc..... A. H Slaughter advance SlS.oo 7lS" ozl Arzon %, lights Nov 24.25 24.25 622 125 lose M Sanchez ai1 rent A. Campbell, office rent 15.oo l9Oo oz4 shortridge ,senographc services 7.5o 19o oz9 Samu l. ozo Jurors certificates Ss4.3 ss49o 02I AR. HOO Hoo 62S D. E. Jurors 1850 S5o 6zs Ward, Interpreter 2.0o lZ.oo @ ooo Merrill of Indigents SI'0o lStoo ool L. l.9o l.9o o0z Commissioner 2s4S5 2s435 6SS 12S6 w. T. Witt expense .'''''.'' 0'fV 0V '''
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

When the war gets over the Pa master says there is going to be
 lot of unfinished business in the Y of local domestic conversation to| threshed out around the stove.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

The tickville train has got so behind during the past few weeks| hopes of it's ever catching up. gone, and the conductor has decA to rub out the time table and tai fresh start
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Qulet anu peac6aDle aIter ml0nlSnL IL it wasn't for Atlas Peck's dogs.
 Ellick Hellwanger says it will b hard on the Germans to have. to walk backwards all the way home.
 While waiting at the postofffcee yes- terday morning for letter from hia unknown correspondent who resides somewhere in Wisconsin, Rag Barlow stated that he didn't think Miss Ffutfe Belcher would ever make a good wife because the other day he saw her scolding her pet jaybird.
 Dock Hooks took dinner with Tobe Moseleys family Sunday Dock learned how to chew and how to hold his knife ard fork in the presence of company while visiting at Tickv1lle last summer, and got through eating had got as far as the th1rsrdluao be- fore the rest of the company had got as far as the third helping of beans.
 The dog fight at the Bounding Bill lows store on Gander Creek last Sat urday afternoon, attracted quite large and interested audience, which were held spellbound for several min utes. The attendance would have been much larger had the event been advertised.
 A well dressed stranger delivered a lecture on the war on the streets at Tickville the other afternoon. and had good attention until somebody passed around a sack of peanuts. Rag Barlow disturbed the Hog Ford congregation last meeting day, by coming in church with a cricket in his pocket.
 A sleight- -of-hand performer played one nights engagement at Bounding Pillows Saturday night. Slim Pick ems had the satisfaction of asking him where he went next.
 Rag Barlow says whole lot of this
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Rag Barlow says he don't see ' the jaybirds couldn't afford to south and spend the winter like rest of the birds.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Atlas Peck says dreaming is substantial enough as a pastime cupy any special place in the tv four-hour periods of our lives, fore it is carried. as a side line we are busy sleeping.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Poke Eazley says as soon as al gets the handle broke off it cd undar :he heading of useful in veniences.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Miss FTutfe Belcher was a vfsf at the picture gallery at Bound Pillows Saturday and had her pht graph made while she looked pleas at a hat rack over in the corner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Jefferson Potlocks says civilizd is awfully hard on the lazy man
 every time it takes a step for1 |, has to chop down another s| tree.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

talk about the terrible cold weathI is all bug dust and is only started people who want to sell tliernnouI ters and coal
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

This winter the women are we} high collars with skirts to matc1
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28
Hogwallow News
DUNK B0TTS. Regular Correspondent
 D. George Bingham

Poke EazleX says nature would; be quiet and peaceable after midnight if it wasn't for Atlas Peck's5 dogs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

The Postmaster has ordered a n load of posts for the postoffice, a will put up a notice on this lot- < whittlfng allowed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Atlas Peck opened the closet dt| the other day just in time to surprj a moth that was in the act of cutti| his new seersucker coa.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

Ellick Hellwanger says it will b hard on the Germans to have, to walk backwards all the way home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-28

talk about the terrible cold weath is all bug dust, and is only started people who want to sell thernnon ters and coal
 The Postmaster has ordered a ny load of posts for the postofffce,. al will put up a notice on this lot, A] whittlfng allowed.
 Atlas Peck opened the closet de| the other day just in time to surprj a moth that was in the act of cuttII his new seersucker coa.
 Miss FTutfe Belcher was a vfsf at the picture gallery at Bound Pillows Saturday and had her pht graph made while she looked pleas at hat rack over in the corner.
 When the war gets over the Pa master says there is going to be lot of unfinished business in the of local domestic conversation to threshed out around the stove.
 Rag Barlow says he don't see the jaybirds couldn't afford to south and spend the winter like rest of the birds.
 The tickville train has got so behind during the past few weeks hopes of its ever catching up. gone, and the conductor has deci to rub out the time table and tall fresh start
 Poke Eazley says as soon as gets the handle broke off it ca undar :he heading of useful in veniences.
 Jefferson Potlocks says civfliz; is awfully hard on the lazy mar every time it takes a step for |, has to chop down another s tree.
 This winter the women are we high collars with skirts to matci
 Atlas Peck says dreaming is substantial enough as pastime cupy any special place in the tw four-hour periods of our lives, fore it is carried. as a side line we are buSy S1aaDing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-01-26
home in Texas
Mrs, Millie Morris was visiting Mrs
+, C. Berry Saturday.
SMOKY ooKuMs.
AoELINE.

School is progressing nicely at this
place.
Miss Lizzie Rice was the guest OF
Ellie white sunday
Miss Johnna Petry and Belva Bel,
lomy entertained quite a number OF
young folks Saturday night
MIR ard Mrs Ed Humphrey have
moved TO Hence Vanhorns place.
Dave Rice passed through Adellnc
Saturday
Hager Waldeck OF Ashland called on
Miss Johnna Petry Sunday last
Rev. Cleveland began n protracted
meeting At Newcomb Monday night.
January %.
Belva Bellomy visited home folks
Monday morning.
Maude Miller viii Ieaye soon for
Louisa where she will enter school.
Fannie Ball has left for Huntington.
w. Va, whore she will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mrs, Lizzie Nanhorn was the guest
OF Mrs. Nora Bellomy recently.
Gertrude Miller was shopping at
Sunday.
Dewey Queen was In Ndeline sun
day. DOODLE BUG.
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Said To Have Two Wives.

H. S. Bonnell, formerly located here
in the plumbing business has gotten
himself in bad fix. He moved from
here to Pikeville, engaging in the plumb
ing business at the last named place
After moving to Pikeville he had do.
nestle troubles and after separation
from his wife, she sued him for divorce
the case now being in the Pike Circuit
Court.
He went to Huntington where he Sc
cured a position with leading plumb
ing concern. His work called him to
Grayson, KY, where he met daugh-
ter OF a leading druggist. He met her
in Ironton, Ohio, recently where II is
said he married her and went to De-
troit, Mich. The father OF the young
lady is on the trail of Bonnell 1t is
said. The divorce had not been grant
ed at Pikeyille. The outcome OF this
affair is awaited with much interest
by the public. Mrs. Bonnell is at Pike
ville.-Paintsville Herald.
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Morris.

The revival is still going on at this
place
Bert Childers and Dewey Travis
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Newcomb the first OF the week.
John Clark OF near Gallup was Wis.
iting friends and relatives at this place
Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Tishia McKinster was the guest
OF Martha and Mary Moore Saturday
night.
Mrs. Gypsy Pack. who has been sic.i
is able TO be out again
Ross Baker OF Charley attended
church here Sunday.
Lee Judd was visiting his father the
first OF the week
Aunt Betty France, who has been
sick for 80 long is not expected to last
long.
Ransom Pack. who has been work
ing in Ashland has returned home.
HI Dixon OF Brushy attended church
here Sunday.
John Scarberry and wife were the
welcome guests OF Jimmie Moore and
wife Saturday. FORGET NE NOT
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JArrlE.

Roads In our community are In very
bad condition.
ID. j. Thompson and A. NJ. Watson
returned from Olive Hill a few days
ago with fifty head Of fine cattle.
I Mona Hall was the guest of Ruth
Thompson Saturday night and sun
day.
Morton Hammond and Luther Webb
We're business callers at Webbville Fri
/ day,
Mrs. j. II. Hilimar and Miss Sarah
liillman were visiting relatives at Rat
cliff recently.
The stork has been kept quite busy
in our commounity for the past few
weeks Recently he visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and left a girl
and with Mr. and Mrs Colby Quisen-
berry a girl, and CIR. and Mrs. Mander
Young, boy
Naaman Brainard and j. II. Frasher
were on our creek Sunday.
John Wilson OF Ratcliff passed down
our creek recently.
Martha Thompson has been very sick
for the past week with tonsllitis.
O. Perry was a business caller at
Louisa Friday and Saturday
j H. Woods was business caller
at d. ]. Thompsons Thursday night.
Arnleah Shivel was visiting Rosa
Webb recently.
Mrs Maude Rife and Martha Thomp
son spent Friday evening with Mrs.
h. b, Wells.
Mrs L o. Perry was visiting Mrs
A. NJ. Watson one evening last week.
Mrs. Manda Young was calling on
her son at this place Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Charlie Ratcliff was visiting her
brother, Mander young last week.
b. y. Wells and L. O. Perry were
business callers at d. j. Thompsons
Sunday.
There will be church ut this place
Saturday night and Sunday by Rev.
Bowling There is also Sunday school
at the NJ. e Church every sunday ev.
ening and we would be pleased TO see
more AZ our SUNDAY school in attend !
ance. Come everybody and bring some
one with you. We need Your help.
HONEY SUCKLES.
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START NEW YEAR RlohI.

We paid 4Sc dozen for small eggs.
We help tho country $4,000. We have
good backing. Sell right. Big stock
VIM. Tell and Ky. Cream laid in. Or
dered before price went slSy high. Tho
manager II. J, Pack. got injured by
street car and has 10 walk on two
crutchea We highly appreciate any
trade you give US While these biR
farmers are rich In land wo have stock
In three telephone lines and take or
ders and deliver pcrishable goods and
groceries. We buy fresh groceries
We have goods shipped direct from
factories so knock out four middle
mems profit We buy high grade No.
one horse can stay in business these
war times unless the brain works.
backed with energy. No. l 'possum
hide 400; No. 'possum $50: No. 2
'possum $50 In punches Of ton pclta
Spring muskrats No, 3. 45c. No, b. 3sc
Shoulder meat i2c. ham dried, isc.Iato
fall chickens two 10. and under lie IN
store. i5c cash. Old roosters 100 H.
We bought $1,000 worth flour for fu-
ture shipment
We are little people with throc lIttlo
ono horse storea and sell for oash and
produce.
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE co.
Il. !. Pack Manager q Buyer
Blaine, Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-01-26
BLAINE.

The doctors were kept quite busy
during the cold and snowy weather
There are still lots OF colds and Ia
grippe in this nctghborhood.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walter. who has been
quite sick, is a great deal better.
Tom Gambill has Joined the army.
We wish Tom well in his new under
taking
Mrs, c. V. Berry is quite sick with
La grippe
Miss Blanche Osborn Is at Louisa
taking a term In music
Mrs Curt Thompson OF webbville
is here visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter.
James Chafin had the misfortune TO
lose fine ham a few nights ago.
Loss Evans and family are sick with
la grippe.
G. w. Kouns was in Ashland this
week
Calvin Holbrook is frequent call
er at Dr. Gambills.
After a few weeks visit here Hubert
Osborn left Tuesday morning for his
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-01-26
stambaush- TrimbIe.

Last Saturday evening Hervie STAN
baugh and Miss Birdie Trimble were
married at Tronton, o. They returned
Sunday night and the news of their
marriage did not become generally
known until Monday.
The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Sherman Trimble and one of the
county's most popular young ladies.
She moved to Paintsville with her pa
rents when Mr.. Trimble was elected
Jailer and since coming here has made
many friends.
The groom is one of the county's
best young men. He is employed in
the Paintsville Bank & Trust COM
pany and is wen and favorably known.
The newly weds will go to house
keeping in Paintsville shortly and they
have the best wishes of a host Of
friends for a long, happy and pros.
porous life.
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Father OF Mrs. Isaac Collins Dead.

A telegram was received Sunday by
Mr.. Isaac Collins. announcing the crit
ical illness OF his father-in law, Mr.. G..
w. Cook and later in the afternoon
another that he was dead. Mr.. Cook
had been i'll only three days of pneu-
monia His home is Dema, on Beaver
creek, six miles from Prestonsburg Mr.
Cooks funeral and burial occurred
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Collins and daughter
left Monday on the o. * b. s, for
Dema. Decedent is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Elijah Cook. of Hub
BILE. w. Va. Mrs. l. S. Collins, OF this
city, Mrs. h. d. Martin, of Kite, Ky;
Mrs. Ellis Hopkins. Mrs, Miles Hopkins,
Mrs. Lindsay Wireman, Mrs. Joe Da-
Wis, all of Dema, Floyd county He
was Sc years old.
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Court Adjourned For Term.

Circuit Court adjourned Saturday ar
ternoon for the term. The last trial and
one that consumed all OF Saturday was
that OF Hanson Hatton, charged with
having broken into the home OF Rous-
seau Thornbury last summer The jury
disagreed. The trial was a most In
teresting one, the evidence being pure
Nv circumstantial, and there is serious
doubt In the minds OF people who heard
the testimony as to the mans CUNT.
Many who heard the testimony THINK
II was a case of mistaken identity and
that Hatton is the wrong man. lie
proved an excellent character other
than that he got drunk occasionally
The crime was grave and cowardly
one. inasmuch as the perpetrator OF
same badly frightened Miss Jennie, the
charming young daughter OF MIR. Ihorh
bury. who was alone at the home. Inc
accused man proved conclusively by
number of reputable people that he
wore n checked cap and blue suit and
accounted for his movements for ev-
cry moment OF his time up TO his ar
rest. while witnesses testified that the
man who committed the crime wore
brown suit, brown hat and brown
shoes. The NEXT term OF criminal court
will be In April independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-01-26

Miss Myrtle Pierce, of Ashland. is
visiting Pikeville friends.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Station has as her guest
Miss Bartie Sword. Of Yeager.
Innis Brown was called Saturday
from Van Lear to his home in Louis
vile to the bedside of his father George
G. Brown. who has been seriously III
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs John Thornbury are
spending few days in catlettsburg
and down river points.
p. L. Clark, wife and son, Joe have
been at Gallup. Lawrence-co., this
week visiting MIR. and Mrs. = w
Owens.
Attorney p W. Day is a business
visitor in Charleston, w. Va, this week.