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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.

Chelsea, June s.-Orange county
court began it's June term on Tuesday,
Hon. Henry r. Start being the presid-
ing Judge. Upon call of the jury
calendar but nine of the eighteen
cases set for trial were marked to be
tired. Not more than half Of these
will probably delay the jury. There
are also 2S cases upon the court calen-
dar.
The Fairlce and Randolph grand
jurors drawn being excused, r. r..
Wood, of Randolph, and Chester d.
Dickey, of Washington, we're called
as talcsman. Horace White, of Tops
ham, was appointed foreman by the
court and the jury on retiring CON-
pleted its organization by the choice
of Chester Dickey as clerk. OF the
81 petit jurors summoned but 81 re-
sponded and Dana H. Morse, of Ran
dolph, was also excused.
The first case to be tried is Oscar
V. Dowing VS.. S. d. Sibley, as action
ON the case for the defendant where
by as plaintiff claims, the barns of
plaintiffs s hired tenement in Barre
city were burned Dec. 81, 1897, with
all their valuable contents. The de-
fence is general denial. r NJ. Har-
vcy and r. A. Hoar, attorneys for
plaintiff, John w. Gordon for the de-
tendant. The next trial will be that
of Edward Martin VS.. William Ford,
apt, an action of assumpsit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
CHILD LOST.

Island Pond, June S.-The four
year old child of Felix Mayhem, of
Averill, 20 miles north of here, wan
dcred into the woods near the house
last Sund ay afternoon and has not
been found yet. The woods are 40
miles in extent and almost unexplOr-
cd.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08

Hannonia, Orange Pines Colony,
June S.-Gcn. Rumble made strong
demonstration against the Boer posi-
tIons, employing five hundred men
and two guns of the Cape Mountain
infantry. The Bocr outposts were
driven back and their laager located,
but the troops returned without talk
ing it.
Lorenzo Marquee, June S.-Amcri-
can Consul Hollis returned yesterday
from the TranSvaal, after Il two hours
conference with Kruger at Machafo-
dorp. 1t is stated he was the bearer
of friendly dispatches from the United
States government urging Kruger to
treat for peace.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
Building Lots For Sale
Three Lots Oh Patterson ST.,
Three Lots on Washington ST.,

And thirty-five other lots adjoining wash, n,
;ngton street, are for sale. These, lots are
nlotted out good size, on three-rod streets
pnd are accommodated with the electric road,
electric light, sewer and water, =.
The land as laid out is held by its owner
more especially for those who yish to build
a home for themselves ratheythan for tene-
ment houses. The restrictions are that no
one can build house to cost less tnan Hi'1u" .',
ur ,,nr ,'lace the same within twenty feet OF the
Strait n, r Therefore l wise to invite the atten-
l ton Of those who wish to buy building !, lot
ash as 10 location, size, and the character OF the
sol that you are to build upon, the aicomo ,s nrre
daton that YOU will receive and the price
that YOU have to pay compared with otier
locations in the city. ,ru,,,,.co>,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
Drowned IN CANAL.

Utica, n. Y, June S.-Three horse
carts and teams from Troy to Buffalo,
were forced into the canal this morn
ING by loaded wagon, the horses
struggling and kicking the driver.
Harry Coppellan, living in Lancaster
N. Y, met death in the water.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
EartIlUunkc In Japan.

Vancouver, b. c., June S.-News from
northern Japan, brought by the steam
ship Empress of Japan. indicates that
the earthquake of May % caused more
damage than was at first supposed. AT
Oshima landslide changed the forma-
ton of n lake 20 miles in circumference.
In 4S villages houses were destroyed, and
while there were no fatalities, scores of
people were injured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
Suicide on Ferryboat, ,

New York, June S.-When the Staten
Island ferryboat Robert Garrett was
about half way between Liberty island
and Robbins reef, an unknown man
jumped overheard and was drowned.
His body was not recovered. The ferry
boat was stopped, and n small boat was
put over the side within few moments
after the man leaped over, but he was
not seen to rise again after he first went
down. The passengers who saw him de-
scribe him as a middle aged man.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
A GOOD SUM-.


Montpelier, June S.-The total re-
celptS for the two nights minstrel
Show at the opera house we're s6l7.
The first night 1906, the second night
S3ll' and with expenses at only $3.50
leaves nice little balance of 1916 for
the benefit of the Y. M. G. A. and X.
of =.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
the Dewey PARTY.

Columbus, Ohio. June s. - The
Dewey party left at o O'Clock this
morning for Detroit. They leave
there Monday for Grand Rapids.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
WARREN.

J.L. Gleason has moved his family
to Middlebury.
]. S. Spaulding was in Lincoln last
Wednesday.
VIM. Temo has received his PEN
sion. A fact which pleases all.
viii Nichols and family are spend
ing a few days with friends in East
Warren.
Fl. N. Lamorder was at Montpelier
the first of the week on business.
John Stoddard and Jess McAlllster
are spending a week at the lake
fishing.
Mrs. B. T. Shaw and daughter were
in Randolph Thursday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
Five sWindham County Towns
E|sct Haskins Delegates (
fos7ER GAINING
He Carries Starksboro in
Addison County.


Brattleboro, June s. Speaker
Haskips was handsomely endorsed at
the caucus last night. The following
delegates were elected:
J. LsMartin, j. J. Estey, Geo. W.
Hooker d. II. Webster, G. G. Fits,
G. w. Pierce, II. f. Taylor, l.. f.
Adams, p. F. Connors, +. j. Bailey,
w. H. Proctor, T.. w. Gibson.
-Four other towns of the county
elected sHaskins delegates to the dis
trict Convention tonight as follows:
Winaham-L. B. Chapman, +. N.
Hastings.
Wilmington-C. d. Spencer, j. II.
Kidder, Clark Chandler.
Putney-Mark Ward, DR.. E. S.
Munger, Or. G.F. Foster.
Dumnerston--L. H.Lyndc, j. a..
Miller.
Vergennes, June S.-~Foster stock
is looking up in Addison county.
Starksboro last night elected Foster
delegates by big majority over both
Page and Powers. His ticket had
11S votes to 43 for Powers and b for
Page.
F. j. Raymorc, town clerk of
Eden Indignantly denies the charge
of the News and Citizen that he is
using rum to get Powers votes.
The Swanton Courier says; off he,
H. Charles Royce, is a Grout man. let
him !de.,are it and he will find that he
will be supported by men as influen-
tial as those who have declared for
Dillingham;, and 1T should be borne in
mind that this is not question that
St. Albans alone can settle. There
are other towns in the county and
from all accounts Mr.. Grout is the
leading candidate in the county to-
day"
No county will be solid for it's can
didate in the First district. Rutland
county was broken by the Wallingford
caucus that choose Page delegates by a
vote of 141 to "a for the aker-POwers
ticket.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
MANCHESTER'S EPIDEMIC.

Manchester, n, II June S..-One
more case of small poN was added to
the list last night but the patient has
had it in a very mild form and is now
nearly we'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
Was a Passenger on one Of
the Street Cars.

ST. Louis, ,Iunc s.-John Golting, a
photographer, was fatally shot while
Standing on the rear platform of a
car last night during the riot. The
mounted police charged the mob firing
in the air. but the mob fired at them.
Several attempts were made to dcs-
troy the ears by dynamite.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
BASE BALL.
LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston l3; Chicago 4.
Cincinnati 5; Philadelphia l.
New York 10; St. Louis 3.
Pittsburgh I; Brooklyn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Will Be Held at White River
Junction Sept. lila.

White River Junction, June s. -
The management of the Vermont
State Fair have decided to hold it this
year at Billings Park, White River
Junction, Sept. II, II, 13, IA. N. p.
Wheeler has been elected secretary to
fill the vacancy occasoned by the
death of DR.. G.. w. Hoffman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08

King Oscar Leaves England.
London. June Sizing Oscar of Swe
den and Norway left England on his way
to Paris. He was heartily cheered on
the departure Of his train.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08

FOR SALE-A good top buggy. Apply
to Joseph Taft at Il. j. Towne g. Co.'S Store.
33tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-08

Ladies black brocaded silk skirts on
sale at 1898, beginning, Saturday at
the Combination Cash Store. Every
skirt in the store reduced from 20 to
80 percent, beginning tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
rnI ,iAntct rnorosirioN

The election uu the proposed issue OF
SluOgO Boo O.ty bonds GOT the erection uf
"a vitdu,t ACROSS thc railroad yards on
coal aysuu, via occur uu June o.
There s some opposition Eco The meas.
urr ana 10 would Boz we'll for those fav-
or.ng che proposition to Organize in
oaai ward tud make arrangement to
sol uut every vote un that day Act.
luE Mayor Leonard hns ordered "a list
90 the tax payers entitled to vote In
each ward Copies 90 This ust should
hv procured and committees should be
appointed tu canvass each ward 300 fave
cog of the propuasJ Improvement
10 will ukr tvo.thrla vote BOO fave
COT 90 .H. tltiu.t io carry tine measure.
There Is ue Reasonable argument
against ihH Improvement Every reel.
d'ut uf Albuquerque should bs Iu its
favor However there s opposition.
There ia always opposition t1 any good
th.uF Their. srr mgn Loo th.. town who
would object Goo being carried tu nsav.
ru free gratis boo ID hand basket n
those who wish Albuquerque 90 grow
ana prosper SD sUu and make no n.
fort The viadurt proposition viii be Dc.
f'atcd. end che new hotel and pass, n.
Eer and freight drp0ts viii not boz built
ana the city VIII set black eye from
which 90 wili Doe hard ta recover
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

m" work of taking the census og the
United States was begun this morning
and wll continue during thc whole OF
THIS month. Census Information.
therefore. is ~ great interest The cen
Hus records OF this country are consld-
cred the most complete OF any nation.
The hrs, census was taken boz 1890. and
wis worry unsatisfactory The census
s taken under special provision Of
thH constitution There was national
oI,.r} uf dslppruyaI boo 1890. but in
1910. however lhc census was sausfac-
tors. and there has been itte dIssgt-
Hfay1uu since. You lr required to
give yuuI name, age, nationality.
wealth occupation, aud tell 10 you are
married or single or whether You have
HVy chronic disease. whether your
property Is morlssged ana 90 whom.
ana other apparently imprrtIueut ques
lions. the answers uf which are, how
ever, not 60 s1 beyond tH, census doc.
tor cotton and tive stock aul other
statistics Wild %, collected by experts
iu Alaska ihy ynumpHtors win use
dos teams and the work VIII not Dol
completed until October. uotWithstlud.
INK % wJs commenced SOME time ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
GALLUP GLEANINss.
Interesting Topics from tho Capital 81
Mckinley County.

interesting Topics from the Capital ~
Mckinley County.
Gallup n NJ. June THE Colorado
supply company used $4,000 In sold at
Gallup on pay day TO cash the checks
~ employees issued by the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company
sixty new dwelling houses are being
built at Gibson
Joaquin Miller will deliver HE lecture
on Alaska ~ Gallup June eth
An enjoyable dance was given on the
20,h az the opera house IN honor of
Miss Jennie Baylis birthday.
With the different fratornal societies
and the school children GOO people were
counted In the turnout on Decoration
day. The band had 10 pieces Each
organization carried the American dag
The Rev. +. a. simpkln delivered fine
address. The Rev. w W Foulka with
miniature flag pinned on his breast.
conducted the religious services Ine
foreign born citizens showed more pa
| tri0,iam IN observing the day than did
the natives OF America Evidently our
own people are 81 used 10 the privileges
American citizens enjoy that they
don't appreciate them
Henry COidington ~ carrying the
Defiance mail Tor 8 per day under a
sub-cOntract from A. W Mills Of
Springer who gets $3.50 per annum
Somebody VIII some out loser on this
contract
MessrH. james ana Robert Brown
and A. r Stern let Tor ~ Defiance
on the aOth inst, 20 commence taking
the census on the Navajo reservation.
Mr.. Cram OF Bland also accompanied
them FOR the same purpose
The proprictors o. IN, American "a.
loon have moved their business 10 the
O'Neil building.
Mr. Alex. BOWL returned from Chi.
cago on the 30th
| Mrs Aspinwail returned 10 m Paso
on the Mat
Mrs. Ketnef and children will spsnd
the summer a. the sea coast
Miss Ward will view the Paris expo
Atlon az soon as school h out.
Teachers Tor the public schools Will
be appointed on the night OF the an
The old time ban players were beat.
en- by the KIDS score ~ 90 a. Ten tn
ninga were played and but I'VE runs
made IN last four lnnings
one Of the little Carrcgta girls was
run over and severely cut and bruised
oy buggy on Decoration day
Charlie Ross, the well-known loco.
motive engineer on the santa Fe Pa
cihc, 10 on the road again after q lay
on Of ave months
Jose Lujan was given sixty dayt N
tho county JAN BY Judge Maxwell Tor
vaErancy Marshal Smith took him 90
Albuquerque on the stat
TnIALAAla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

The man Who ldvrrtiaea is .he one
who Is doing cuisines. People prefer
Co deal wHh The merchant who is not
afra % to Dot tHem Eu5N what hc has Ia
stock or what hs prices are They
have learned MAT lbc advertiser does
MOT try Co hI hs establishment with
what would hr customers only 90 send
thrm away disappointed ana angry be-
.Hus. ui Representation The pub
10. uHs learned that advertisers Ig not
bus sptnH Boo newspapers far the mere
'Iu OFF Ceiling hIy stories. ana most
Imru.au. nt aU. 10 has come tn De- un-
d.HtHHl hy u.upI. generally tul when
'u advertiser has bargains GOO Offer his
advertisement s published NOT iu his
Interest uuy but for JHp benefit OF
rFrHHu. who may Boz Boo need of ans
Ih.ug n. mentions P.upI. read liyer-
rIs.m.w. u..'us. DO pays them 90 do
-". sHi because .hry learned from exc
u.Irn.r .Htl advertisers. ts q rule.
mean What ,n.y aS u .H,r published
announcements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
,uttp tt,t.IoN

creed revision has com, before tho
fr~n} t.rHu F.uerll assembly earlier
'hau "af expected tn, chairman of
ih. committee ou bulls ana uy.rures
reported chat uNerlurss Tor revision
ht4 been made ny between twenty. h,,
"nI tHus hylrUrf bu .upra Are
such difference Foo tb.II r..lmmauIs .
tons mas 300 ...ar Dino af action b. iu-
l'ai'i -Dme favor u.N creed. oth-
srH revision of .uH confession with "a
ne" dg. .-ull statement added. but
'h. WHrHlD evidently prefer leaving
.H ''r assembly tb. particular form Iu
which Mo-. matter shah ht brought up
JN'Enr hF 0rpHrlr .l, mlIlrls of thr
."nm s..'u.r favor reference uf th,
Nh'., question pf revision back to the
tf'sHE ..rrr Goo mur e1mpIet. ~
preston Hf opinion Tho pr.sllt. ry
vote a. i.r recorded naturally creates
.H. arsr. tn know WhrIH.r 3D. majority
"i ..rrs> aHl aiIy uu behind d. ana
1000 fhat account decisive action uy hIs
assembly f NOT expected .Ep,rI 70 Do,
." I.i.r .HH question 1a.k tu ,u. Pres.
h5 rr-- This state uf ll.ugs s Doe.
irNrd IH hHtp anticipate vigorous q
tuI lb either uH..E
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

why build more cement sidewalks In
our city, They cost about twice an
much AZ hard brick and are but little
n any better n built OF brick all
the cost. every dollar remains In our
city n Of cement large percentage
is sent away, never TO return. Can
we AFFORD this draln2 n a cement walk
needs repair. more foreign material
and an expert are required while a
brick walk can be- repaired by anyone
with but little expense
Brick walks viii shed water better
than cement. are not 40 slippery in
wet and frosty weather. and the color
ls prcfersbie-not as injurious to the
eyes.
our railroads use them Tor an walks
and crossings. and they viii boz used
here IN the new depot grounds
Gravel walks cost about one-half ~
much az wood ana are superior 10
every respect
Brick walks cost about ouc-haif as
much as cement. and are as good
why not use gravel and brick2
T. s. sTOVER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
on R.lInhlr MInInr cnmnnn,

Hon. !. g. Layo. who IL well and fav-
orably ..uown la Santa Fc, having
served as chairman uf the board Of
county commissioners in 1919 and
who IL now general manager OF the ola
Reliable Mining company. controlling
six valuable claims on the ortiz grant
is very busy putting In q drilling out
no on The claims. which outfit has al
ready arrived and is now being put Ia
working order. says .As New Mexican.
A. soon az water Va sufficient quaint
ties IL had, the erection 81 a mill TO
treat 100 tons OF ore "a day VIII be COM
menced. The machinery and mill have
been contracted FOR There are hum
dreds 81 thousands Of tons Of low grade
ore averaging about 50 per ton Iu sight
and developed and the prospects FOR
making biz money boy the company are
excellent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

sssihg we pleasant ana the lawn was
illuminated Nv Beautiful bright ushts
and the invited guests passed the rfaat-
sr portion Of The cvcning With cards 90
The open afr Prizes we're given 90 the
ones scoring che largest number OF
points and Miss Grace Larkin ana Ben
ME lara were declared the vlciort The
remainder % the evening was occupied
In dancing Among the number present
we're the following
Misses Elizabeth tiuEhos Grace Lofkin
Mary Wiley Turner Mabel Hunt Leila
buchanan Bessie BoWden laura Kra-
Wrinkle. Etta Hallornn Bessie Raldridge
Francis QUITS. Carrie Myor Trina Tnschor
Messra Clarence French. Rodcrlrk
Slower Walter and nennio lara. Sydney
Rosenwald A Fieiacher e W Ward
, Maynard Harding John Terry Harr,
/ Herrick. Ralph Halioron and Harvey
| Wffnpr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
scmooL noARp Mrrr.
Teachers Elected other Important bust
meas Transmitted


meas Transacted.
Last Saturday night a special meet
ing OF the school board was held at
which n number Of new teachers we're
elected TO positions IN the city school
for the coming teri. Following is a list
of the teachers. Ra recommended BY tho
teachers committee and adopted by
the directors.
Mrs. r 49, Butts. Mr a. H. stroup,
Mr.. r. B spiers, Ne c. r Nicholson.
ait T.. v Ross, Misses Ella d. Coll
train. Edith. Stevens. Mary u Poyas.
Elizabeth Wiley. Mrs Gilbert La bar.
Misses Maud clusters. Catherine Adams.
| Lillian A Keepers. sophie Hubbeli, Ida
Elder. Margaret Newman Edyth Ever
Iitt y. r. Sinner. Jessie Mcmillan.
In addition 20 the above named mem
beers OF the faculty. Misses Elizabeth
Hughes and Lucy fiazeldine were are
signed positions IN the ward schools
while H. W johnson was elected TO the
position as assistant principal % the
/ high school
The committee was instructed 20 adj
vertise for bids Tor seats Tor the new
central school building
ANY teacher being found incompe-
tent 10 on the position Supt. Hickey
was authorized to discharge them al
once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

cspucn m honor o. Judge MoFis
which was Intentionally omitted from
the published program. With hooked
arms A NJ Whitcomb. a prominent
veteran ana Mrs. Gilbert sister Of
q q Whitcomb. santa Fe Pacific on.
ginecr entered the room and IN tho
presence % the assembled guests they
were united In the holy bonds % wed.
lock by the Rev Bunker. of the Lead
avenue Methodist church The cere-
mony took place az about 10 O'Clock
Congratulations were then IN order
and many warm wishes were extended
90 the HAPPY couple. They VIII make
their future residence Al the home Of
the groom on west Tiieras avenue. Re-
freshmenta OF "a delicious character
were partaken Of by ali present after
which the crowd dispersed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
tits life Wa. say.d.

Mr. j. T.. Lilly, a prominent citizen Of
Hannibal. Mo. lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling OF H. he says II was taken
with typhoid fever. that ran lnto pncu.
monia. My lungs became hardened. I
was 30 weak couldn't even 81 up in
bed. Nothing helped me expected to
soon die OF consumption. when / heard
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery. one
bottle gave great relief. I continued 20
use. and now am well and strong /
can't say too much In is praise" This
marvellous medicine 10 the aureat and
quickest cure IN the world for all
throat ana lung trouble Regular size
80 cents and ti.OO Trial bottles free At
an drug stores Every bottle Euaran-
teed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

The woman who De- lovely Ia face.
form and temper VII always have
friends but one who would bc attrac-
tive must keep her health n she r.
weak sickly end an run down she will
be- nervous and irritable 10 she has
constipation or kidney trouble. her inn
pure blood win ca"se pimples. blotches.
skin crupilons and wrctChed COM
plexlon Electric Ritters is the best
medicine 90 the world % regulate stom-
ach, liver and kidneys ana Co purify
the blood. IL gives strong nerves,
bright eyes. smooth veivety skin. rich
complexion d will make O. good look
ms chaunlng woman 90 rundown
invalid only Co cents az al drug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

ysfy uHsahilnfy --feosblacisn Tor dead
rats as well 90 i've ones, ana an man
ners of NTH, microbes, etc. etc
Gravel walks on the contrary are
cheap. permanent, slightly and sani-
tary For single lot the cost ~ a O.
foot wooden walk IL about ti2. while
one OF gravel will cost about -. All
the dirt and gravel received 20 con
struct a gravel walk is OF permanent
value, when you desire brick or cem-
cnt walk, while u will even cost some
thing TO set che old wooden walk out
Of the way. Al the labor and mater
ial counting for nothing In the con-
sifucton Of new walk. u ia not nee
essary that a gravel walk be filled to
grade. II II will cost much. The
ground is nearly level, 30 that ordinar-
/ ny u Will not require more than two
loads OF gravel and two or three %
dirt for a 2b foot walk have built
both wooden and gravel walks, 20 know
something about them.
10. s. SLOWER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
Death Of anInfant

Las, naght al y O'Clock. al their apart.
monts on West Copper svonua. occurred
tho dsath OF one o. tho 6-montha-old
sNins % Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ehrhart. for
msrly Of Ne~tlee Ca TIE childe dee h
was caused BY brain fsvsr TIE htue one
having hssaa on only a hSw days Mrs.
Bhrhsrt and ohildrsn, who were en-
route 10 g. Louis ON a visit. we're ac-
compants,i as far as Albuquerque By
Mr. Erhart. and when they roached this
placo last Monday nighg g. was necessary
for them 10 atop hnre owing 90 the lll-
usua % their child
The funeral services were held az &
o'clock this afternoon bving conducted
by Rev, }. ". Mcclure pastor of tho
Highland Mcthodist church Intermont
was made IN FSuryicw cemetery.