He was a locomotive engineer, em
ployed in the railroad yards at Na
cozari, Sonora, who on Nov. 7 last
hooked his engine to a burning car of
dynamite and hauled it out of the
town. When the explosion came the
engineer was instantly killed, but thel
town had been saved.
LIsT OF LETEIRIf
Remaining in the postoffie at Donaldsonville.
La., Saturday, February 20. 1l00.
Andrew, James Johnson, James W
Arsan, Miss Adeline Leo, Arthur
Barnes, Sarah 'Nanon. Maggie
Bowery, Mrs M Peterson. Mary
Boote. Mrs Lillie Proffitt, ester
Burton, Clayton Shields. Thozto
Carder. Willie mSimms, M
Charles, Willie Solito ie e
Coleman. Hattie Thiel, ýyt
Coilina, Misty Turser. ,
Fletcher. Dee 'Purr.zUflat
Graham, pollen Tltoas.trgfai
Hlawty, GA.. Wright, Louis
When alia#for these Ister asdverti.
Inota 14ea i*s *.ýee She wb er iti
f .i~jf~pvows Aj
SCHOOLS of AGRICULTURE
State Superintendent Harris Says They d
Are the type of Schools the Country 8
Should Have-Pupils will
Emerge Educated Men. C
By Supt. T. H. Harris. in Feb'ry School Review.
Supt. C. J. Brown, of Ascension, is c
working upon the idea of converting f
one of his best consolidated country s
schools into an agricultural school. I
The school is surrounded by small
farms and is attended by farmers'
boys and girls, some of them coming
as many as six miles to reach the
school.
