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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

sending of not only high school chill.
dren but in many situations 9th anJ
7th grade children. as well, for co,l.
siderable distances into consolidated
schools in order to improve the work
of small schools and at the same
time give to the older children bet
ter opportunities, the Board decided
to make the opening hour a. M,
as formerly, instead of S:45. the hour
announced at the opening of the ses-
sion.. This change will be made be-
ginning with Monday, Oct. 18th. The
Superintendent was grattified that
such change could be conceded 10
the petitioners referred to above, but
advises that this particular case does
not in any way warrant the county
Board in reversing it's decision or
changing countrywide policy to suit
a local condition.
A. S. GREEVER, Div. Supt.
Tazewell, Va. Oct. II. 1921.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
BOUQUETS OR BRICKS?
We Want To Know Which

We like to know our custom
ers are pleased with our goodJ
and our service,
But because we're human, w.
know we make occasional mis-
takes. The men who make our
goods are human, too. and their
mistakes will sometimes get b,.
us.
So that the real important
thing, for us. is to hear from the
customers who aren't satisfied.
No customer of ours ever re
mained dissatisfied if we knew
about it.
That's our policy. Help us to
live up to it by telling US if
you're not satisfied with any
thing you buy from us.
CROCKETT & WHITE CO.. Inc.
Distributors of Hood Tires
TAZEWELL, VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
SUIT BROUGHT
TO STOP ROAD
Citizens of West End of County,
Through Counsel, Start Pro-
ceedings to Enjoin State
Highway Commission.

Through counsel, Messrs Chapman
Peery and Buchanan, of Tazewell
and jackson and Henson, of Roanoke
n number of citizens of the west enu
OF the county, have begun a suit n,
the Circuit Court of TazewelI Cou,,-
ty against the State Highway Com
mission, George p. Coleman, and the
different members of the Commission
to test the legality of the action of
the commission in hearing the an
peal of the citizens who souoh+
have tho route changed from tb,,t
designated by Highway Commission
er Coleman.
Counsel for the west end citizens
VINO were seriously effected by the
change in the location of the roaI
nope to be able to prove that TIM
commission is without authority 70
near an appeal from n definite do
eision of the Highway Commissioner
IN their bill soon TO be filed couns,
Tor the citizens bringing the action.
among other things it will bo allcr,
ed that the advertisements publisbe,J
IN this paper asking for bids for GER
tain sections of the -Fincastle road !,
conclusive evidence that this routS
was selected and determined upon bv
the Commissioner and that the mar.
ter was there closed so far as RI,
location of the road was concerned
A list of the west end citizens WIN
appear as complainants in the suit ,s
as follows: SUN IS
John C. st. Clair, C. r. Brow,
Robert S. Moss. A. st. Clair W n
Bundy, A. j. Steele, j. Ed Rundy
Hugh Humphrey. W. r. Bowen. ]. G.
Bowen, r: T. Bowen, Hugh NJ
Brown, S. j. Thompson. Henry Con.
enhaver, j. G. Barns, w. O. Rorn.
=; N; Barns, w. j. Gillespie. S. r.
ward, George Ward, VIM. Ar 0;I.
Iespie, j. S. White, S. A. White. las
ID: Peery, w. G. Moss, C. II. Stecl,
" j. Lester, John L. Ascue. w. n
Thompson, Samuel Six, C. r. Moss |
Archie Thompson.
May Ask For Still Further Change
in Road.
1t has been stated to this nan,r
that an effort will be made to still
further change tho location of thn
State Highway from tho river ronto
as designated by the Highway Com
mission in order that the people t.f
the Thompson Valloy and adiaoen,
territory may be served. 1t bas been
suggested that the road be continued
straight through from the town OF
iaZeweli !, to point near the Higgh.
botham place, and from that poInt
turn north and meet the river route.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
TAZEWELL PREACHERS RE-
TURNING.

The Methodist conference at Nor
ristown, Tenn, has made the follow
ing appointments for the Tazewcll
district:
Presiding Elder, H. E. Kelso.
Bclfast-W. D. Larrowe: Boiss,.
vane-Josephus Henby; Burke's Gar.
den and Tazewell-A. S. Ulm; Carb,
Mission-Edgar Hurt, (sub); Castle
wood and Dante-J. M. Paxton; Ce.
dar Bluffs. D. Lambert; CIintwool
Il. ID. Owen;. Coaldan Mission-J.
~. Graham (supply); Council Miss
ion-R. J. Wampler (supply); Dick
enson circuit-A. M. Oualis: Buch-
anan Mission--A. v. Rudy (supply:
Harvey Henshew. Jr. P. (sup); Ora
ham stat.-H. B. Brown; Graham cir
cuit-Walter Hodge; Grundy Miss
Jon. E. Graham (sup.); Honakef
Mlssion-W. II. Walker; Lebanon
circuit. T. Guy; Maxwell circuit
w. r. Carbaugh; Pocahontas Sta
tion-C. R. jones' Richlands Station
W A. Mckee; Rocky Gap circuit
y. D. Splitter (sup); Tazewell Station
&C. l.. Lambert. C. R. Brown. SIM.
erannuary; West Graham Mission
p. ii. Cole; Whitewood Mission-B
c. Wise (suppD; Wilder Mission-J
/. Scott; st. Paul Station-J. A.
Early.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
1.-THE OLD FASHIONED MOTHER"
DELIGHTED LARGE CROWD.

Tazewell people were pleased and
very agreeably surprised at the en-
ceiient manner in which the pupils
,of the Buchanan Mission School re,,-
dered 1.-THE Old Fashioned Mother )
Mt the New Theatre Tuesday night.
The play had been widely advertised,
and theatre full of representative
citizens of tho county greeted the
boys and girls from the mountain
school and expressed their delight at
the performance by repeated ap-
plause and and-clapping. Preceding
| the play brief announcements wns
made by Mrs. r. a. Henderson, who
stated that the boys and girls were
S1rom the remote sections of Buch-
.anan, Dickenson and Russell coun-
ties and had had few opportunities
Tor enlightmcnt as compared with
other boys and girls. The school ,s
located Mt Council, in Buchanan coun-
ty, and Mrs. Henderson stated that
there were 119 boardcrs in the school.
and many were turned away each
year because of lack of rooms. The
odd Fashioned Mother" Il n plnv
far different from those the average
theatre attendant has become accus-
toned to. From beginning to end 1t
was filled with lessons of tcmper-
ance, obedience to parents, and tho
fundamental Bible truths that nre Gil
tirciy lacking in all modern ANUS,
ments. 1t would be we'll if tho bows
and girls of Tazcwcll would practice
the lessons so well portrayed by the ,
mountatin boys and girls from the
mission school.
In passing it will be of interest to /
many to know that the present Di- |
vision Superintendent of Schools OF
Buchanan county is product Of this
mountain school, Mr.. Combs sourht
entrance to the school at the ape of
fourteen when he did not know Il let
ter in the book. Under the careful
tutetlage of Dr. and Mrs. Henderson
he graduated in the school, and was
sent to Richmond College, where II,
graduated with honors, and returned
to his home county, where he is doing
great work in equipping the young
people of the mountains OF Buch,
nnan for the battles OF life.
The performance waas given her.
under the auspices of tho Womnns
Missionary Society of the Baptist
church. The receipts from the show
will be turnad over to the Mission
School for the purpose of buying nj
electric washing machine for the
school.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
CONFEDERATE REUNION MAY
BE LAST ONE.

The reunion of confederate yet.-
rams ran, will be at Chattanooga, Tenn,
this year and will take place Octon-
er 24-27th. Every effort is being
made to get every veteran in the
South to attend this meeting, and n
special rate of one cent per mile has
been made by the railroads. The H..
cal organization of Daughters of tb,
Confederacy are hopeful that n larp .
delegation will go from Tazewell. All
information that may be desired will
. be gladly furnished by Miss Eliza
Tynes, of the local chapter
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
NOTICE.

commonwealth of Virginia, Office of
Auditor of Public Accounts, Rich
mond.
Bank of Graham, Graham, Va.,- de-
posted by j. W. Craig. $l2.l3 not
checked on for fifteen years. The
lawful owner can ut any time within
ten years apply for same to Hon.
Roswell Page Second Auditor Of
Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, fur
nishing satisfactory proof of owner
ship. c. LEE NiOORE
S-2G-4t. Auditor Public Arcn,,,t,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

burial of J. F. Hurt. Mr.. Hurt OF
iionaker recently suffered a heavy
loss by fire, but took his loss ns !,
matter of fact and will build birrer
ana better on the ruins of the old
shop. He makes high grade harness
ana saddlery goods. and supplies the
largo lumber camps of buchanan.
Dlckenson and Russell with hnrncs T,
for the horses. Mr.. Hurt, of Garden
er is a miller and does large busi-
ness in tho surrounding territory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
PRIBBLE MAKES RECORD.

II. d. Pribble and Mrs. ipribble
have returned from IL visit from
kentucky. Mrs. DR.. a. w. AIcClcese.
Mrs. Pribblc's sister. Ef Farmers.
NY; accompanied them home md
Will visit here. Mr.. Pribblc made tho
trip each way in his Ford cnr. ami
hung up another record for tho
Ford. On the return trim they tr,,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
NOTICE TO LAYMEN.

1t is earnestly requested that nil
members of the Tazewell LaymenI
Club be present at the meeting 10
be held in the chapel of tho Taz--
well High School on next Sunday al
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, rs there alo
several important matters to be con-
sidered at that time.
w. L. MAY, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

NOW is the time to hay.
that PHOTOGRAPH made.
that you have been contem.
plating.
The weather is ideal and
our studio is always CON-
fortably warm. Phone for
an appointment.
Phone Ill.
Il. l.. NUNNALLY, Mgr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. c. w. Hurt. of Honakcr and
D. II. Hurt, of Gardner, we'll known
and prosperous business men of the
lower Clinch Valley, were here last
Friday attending the funeral and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
WHOSE MONY?

The money found on the street
and advertised in this paper, Is still
unclai1 I'd. If owner is not found at
once, the money will be returned 10
the finder. Inquire at this Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
NOTICE.

All persons who have accounts Or
CLAIMS Of any nature against G. IL.
Witten, doccascd, arc hereby notified
to present same to me for settle :
ment.-Mary l.. Wittcn, Executrix,
Graham, Va, Oct. ~, 1921.
Oct. 14-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

eled distance of HOO miles though
hentuck. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Mary-
'ai, lana, West Virginia and Virginia
wltnout even n puncture or other
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

The W. G. T. U. will meet at tn.
nome of Mrs. Chas. Moss, Tuesday.
october 18th, Mt 8 p. m. All members
are requested to be present.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14

Do you want to save money? if
so. come in and get prices on our
ladies suits and dresses. J. W, Whit
ley. i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-14
SCHOOL HOURS
CUT Is MINUTES
Board Advances Opening to 9
O'Clock, But Declines to Change
Closing Hour From Three
Thirty.

The County School Board me
Tuesday, the 11th. according to al.
nouncement in last weeks paper, =,
called meeting, to consider a petitio,
filed by certain patrons and tax
payers" asking for change /,
school hours. The petition and "rea
sons" were set forth as follows:
To Mr.. A. S. Greever, Division Stunt
School for Tazewell County, vi,
ginia.
We, the undersigned patrons an,
taxpayers of the High School "a
Iazewell, Virginia, respectfully pet,
tlon ou to change hours of said schou
from 8:45 n. m to $3.50 p. M, to s
a. m. to p. m.
The following are reasons for max.
ing this request:
(1) Said period of from o a. m. Ii
3 p. m. is, in our opinion sufficient
length of time for pupils and teach
ers to be confined WITHOUT serious in,
pairment of their heaolth.
(2) We are advised and beliey q
that all the time necessary for the
proper study and recital of lesso,,s
can be had between the hours of ,
a. m. and p. m.
.(3) We are advised that practic-
ally, if not all lessons have been re-
cited by p. m. and that it is not
only useless for the pupils and teach
ers to be confined longer than thar
time, but that many of the pupils.
especially the ounger ones become
restless, impatient and hard to con-
troll
(4) The hours of from e:45 to 3:3u
p. m. gives practically no time for
proper recreation of pupils or teach
ers. 1t takes no argument to con-
vince that without reasonable time
for recreation no pupil nor teacher
can do good work.
(b) A large number of scholars at
tending this school come from the
country and from North Tazewell.
nnd the hours now required impose a
great hardship on pupils and pa
renuts, and when the days grow cold
and shorter this hardship will i'll
crease.
(6) The present hours do not afford
sufficient time for music pupils who
must take their lessons after school
hours, and the same will be true as
to Art, if same is taught.
CO The hours mentioned, namely:
from 8 a. m. to 8. p. m. have always
been the hours observed at this
school, and we believe same suffice
lent for the sessions 1921-1922.
Respectfully submitted.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
TELEPHONE HEARING Is
POSTPONED TO NOV. =,

The Corporation Commission has
again postponed the hearing Of the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany's application for increased tel
ephcne rates in Durant. this time to
November 2S. This is twice the
date of the hearing has been post
poned. The council at this week s
meeting instructed City Attorney
John Macdonald to represent the
city's interest at the hearing. Nc
Pherren g. Cochran represent the
Chamber of Commerce in the mat
ter.
Efforts will be made to induce the
Corporation Commission to hold the
hearing in Durant instead of at Ok
lahOma City. on the ground that tes-
timony will be more easily available
and the public interest the better
served.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
DENIES INJUNCTION
AGAINST PERklNSON Er A,

IN ois'rict Court Thursday. Jua,.
M"rch denied injunction ,staa %
nayor t. p. Bowlcs. agains, w,,o,
superintendent W II. perk,nsnr -,
a., d'sso'vtng the temporary r,.
s'ra'nlng order issued by m, Conr,
sS"e sS '.me ago. pending hearing Of
the petition. VT
-. ine mayor brought suit apains,
water superintendent perk,nson
"nd OH" James and Miss Mayo ns
employees of the water depor,mon,
70 prevent them from denosi,ir
FUNDS collected by the wa,cr suror'
ihtendent during the month In ,ho
name OF the water superintendent,
IRON Issuing checks agains, the fund
IN payment Of emergency expcndi.
.u'eS anu against the Durant Ma
tlonal bank and the Commercial, Ma.
tiohai bank from honorinr apv
checks issued by w. ". Perkinson nc
WAFER superintendent on said funds
I'D payment of emergency expcndi.
lures for the water department.
The court found that tho wa,ar
superintendent was collecting III,
iunns vt the water department and
paying out of same necessary sum.
as provided by city ordinance fo,
emergency expenditures. for coal
freight. etc. as was necessary to run
the department. That the superin.
tendent was complying with the pro.
VISIONS of the city ordinances reru.
iatinC such expenditures and tha,
all FUNDS collected by the water sun.
erintendent during the month were
turned ov to the city treasurer
monthly as provided by the ordi.
nance. The court therefore dis.
solved the temporary injunction. as
to all parties.
The attorneys for Mayor Bowles
were Porter Newman and George
Deck. For the defendant HAYES &
Mcintosh and c. B. Cochran were the
attorneys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
SOLDIERS PRAISE prRANT
tOR FINE TREATMENT HERR

Many members OF Company ~" "
Ninth L. :. Engineers. Mounted, who
stopped in Durant yesterday on
their overland trip from Fort Sam
houston, Texas. to Fort Riley, Kan
sas. expressed themselves as being
delighted with the treatment and en-
tertainment given them here. and
stated II was the only town on their
line of march so far that had been
really nice to them.
AS they had campcd in seventeen
Texas towns before reaching Durant
this is certainly IA compliment tn our
people and to the Chamber of Com
mercc and American Legion, which
made the various arrangements for
their entertainment.
Every part of the program that
had been arranged was carried out
to perfection and the soldiers were
certainly appreciative of the enter.
tainment given them.
The natatorium was opcncd 70,
'"'ir use, tncy were taken for an
auto ride over the city at 2:3O, tn,
picture shows were thrown open tc
them; every member was furnished
"A copy of the daily paper. and man,
other things done for their convent
ence. entertainment and pleasure
They broke camp before dayligh,
ms mnrnlnp and CT - .I
leg of their journey. but the officers
last night made it point both fo,
themselves personally and for Their
men To state that they certainly ap
rreciated Durant's hospitality ant
that they had received by far tn,
best treatment here of any place st
far visited.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
HAS TWENTY-FIVE PICS
FROM THIS YEARS GILT

u appears that the pig raising
record among the pig club boys OF
bryan county, must. 50 far as records
reported are concerned. 20 to Bethel
Coats, ot near kcnofick. Bethel got
one of the "hank" Eilts the past
srrIuc. Her first litter of pigs num-
b"r"d eleven, They all lived and
are tin" pigs. Last week she far
ro""d another litter. likewise eleven
in number. aud likewise all alive and
healthy. Thus. Bethel has - head
of fine Durnc-Irrscy pigs and piglrts.
wh"l" he had but one early this
year. Who among the boys can heat
this record? NO. Then, who can
equal it"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
HARD ON SHOES

Il. W. Hill. Missouri subscriber
to Capper's Weekly, shipped one beef
hide to IA commission company in
a neighboring town for which he re-
ceived 8 cents a pound. or 80 cents
The transportation charge and 2
cents war tax totaled IS cents. leav-
ing him | cent profit for his time
and labor in skinning the steer.
While Mr. Hill was engaged in
this work. he wore a pair of COM
mon work shoes which had cost
him 50 Cappcr's Weekly
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
WOULD INVESTIGATES EVERY
SECRET ORGANIZATION, TN

Representative Upshaw of Geor-
gia has introduced II resolution In
Congress calling for governments al
Investigation " each and every
secret organization in tho United
states" lie proposes this as II sup
plcmcnt to efforts to investigate the
ku k'uN klan and state as his
opinion that the public will com
mcnd its fairness. Tie says that II
the klan is investigated. that also
all orders meeting secretly behind
closed doors should BE- looked into as
we'll
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
CHEAPEST CORN ~ 10 YEARS

Within the last three monts the
United States has exported lao mil
lion bushels of wheat. or more than
two-thirds of the years surplus. and
american mills are taking nearly
twice as much wheat as year ago.
corn has reached the lowest level
in more than decade. II is suf-
ferine from the slump in the live
stock industry But for the man
who is fixed right this would seem
Il good time tn get into the live
stock game.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
COMMISSION ORDERS pHONEs
INSTALLED NEAR NORMAL

The Corporation Commission has
issued an order requiring the South
western He'll Telephone Company to
install telephones in Normal Heights
Addition for subscribers who have
complied With the companys re-
auircmen,s These phones are to he
made available for the use of sub
scribers not later than January %,
1921.
The Commission also orders the
telephone company to file with the
commission on or before the 18th
OF this month list of applications
on file on October 10th. the same
to guide the commission as to whcth-
er or not additional orders shall be
made requiring the telephone COM
pany to install service in other parts
OF III" city besides the Normal ad-
dition.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
TO SPEAK HERE .ATURDAY

Announcement is made that on
next Saturday night. W W Fitz-
gerald of Bonham. president OF the
National Farm Labor Union will
speak here at the court house, ex-
planning in detail the work and pur-
poses OF that organization.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
t,sS. IN SUNDAY sCHOOu.

There were 1857 folks In Durant
sunday school last Sunday, the
Presbytcrions leading IN total at
tendance. The records as reported
by schools. were. Presbyterian, 408;
Baptist iO4; Methodist. 356; Chris
tian. 262. church Of Christ. 227:
Nazarinc. l32; Grace Methodist. 7S:
Total, 1867
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
AGrI ASKS LIMITATION
OF ALL ARMAMENTS

Fhe as emily Of the League of Ma
b, i! $" sion last Saturday at
feya. th.uimously passed a res
eon T.. ..."~tiug the nations OF
world rot 10 increase armament
Ist'- trring the next two years.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
.,riff opposes
Khan and Asks
iis Disbandmen

~ there was publish :
= papers II purported
rom a secret organi-
u~tnm, | am Informed
is to wear masks
,hitr robes over their
,ds over their heads
N, news dispatches dis
arrs of the same or
her places have COM
lawful acts and have
.Yhlic highways and
,ir robes and hoods
Tor the purpose Of
Ms Of those commun-
pltchrs also say that
ON TO carry placards
,un,aining warnings
,arious kinds. And
reclamation publish
.od warnings to the
his community.
~ whether 1t is the
urganizatiOn here. If
n commit acts of vio-
rl,ns. or whether 1t
30 to parade the pub
nd streets, wearing
! trust that there
.n,utIon. hut | thought
Ylicly my position on
nat there may he no
laws. If there Is any
nu here, who intend
,rrot, | here and now
m to disorganize, and
... any intention of pre-
st the enforcement of
. heir own hands and
rishment to the people
..N. pi If it is their inten-
,.~.h or parade the high
,,tw's of this county, with
,is concealed behind robes
| shall exert every power
riffs office to prevent the
., If these purposes and to
Punishment, is given the
ln... in case these acts are
Ns long as / am sher-
. county there will he no
p,'mi,ted, If ! can pre-
T. ana if there is any at
,.radr the public highways,
T., ~" custom of that or
4 hall arrest and impris-
,4.l'v person that ! can and
..,r'ity of every one that
.4. il" mon in this organi-
. 'l'uk that they can really
community and their
'js manner, hut they
As that their methods
nd are not to be toll
.N.s desire to come to me,
IN" other officers of
ai'hout disguises. and
lion or OtherWis" as
. .rturC"ment of the law.
~' Nlll he greatly apprec-
-.. not. however, permit
'.r " government whose
'- go supcrsede the courts
I.f.. ,r to constitute them
't..,ncut officers without
tNr'i'l. nr to indulge in
uI,h are in violation of
Respectfully.
RIEI. TAYLOR.
Sheriff