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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
OPENING COAL
LANDS, !. in " WISE
4 New Company, Chartered
Which Will Build a Road
to Indian Creek.
(special to Tho TImcs. Dispatch.)

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WISE, VA, March 19.-Judge II. A. W.
skeen, Of the Circuit Court. has granted
a charter to the Roberts Coal and Coke
Company, Of this place. The company
Is composed OF w s. Mathews, Big Stone
Gap, Va president; w. Fl. Roberts,
Wise, Va. vice president, and r. l.. XII
gore, Wise, Va, secretary and treasurer.
Tho directors Of the company, In addi-
ton to the above. are j. c. Richmond
and Tom Gent Anderson. Wise; w Al,
Head. Big Stone Gap. and Jame','
O'Keefe. Tazewell. The capital stock OF
the company is to be not less than $4,000
nor more than $4,000, divided into shares
OF 500 each. The business Of the COM
pany will be TO purchase, lease ana sen
real estate, coal and mineral lands, MN
Ing and selling coal and manufacturing
and selling coke. The company Owls
about 1000 acres Of fine coal lands lyins
within about one mile Of the !nalal,
Creek and Pound River Railroad. and
will proceed at once to build prahon
line 10 connect with their mines, when
they have already opened up, rms colN-
pany is composed OF iirst-c!ass BUSINESS
mon. who are financially able 10 MaKe
1t "a success. W. :,
returned at the February term OF the
| wise County Court. Just closed. against
| George N Hnlsey aud Mrs, Laura a.
| Hulsey, his wife. charging them with
| having stolen goods wares, merchan'
disc and money OF tho value OF ABOUT
| $500" the property of John a.. New
berry. Hasey was arrested by Deputy
| Sheriff g. G. Carico. In Wytheyllle, as
stated in The Times-Dlspatcli. and
J brought to this place last week. he
! was allowed bond In the penalty OF
| S.. 600 for his appearance at the Aprl!
| term of this court, which lie pronlp!y
| gave. Mrs, llalscy. who was also IN
dictcd for the same oifense, was very
| sick, and could not be reHoVeu 'FoH' ''''
| home at Wythevllle.
u, A. Hopson. who was tried AZ Nhe
| January term of the Wise County Court
| for tho murder of John Salyer, and
| found guilty OF murder In the first de-
gree. and sentenced to be hanged on
| May 18th. remains In fine sspirlts. anu
| syas that II he has to pay the penalty
| that he will die like man. Ills case
| has been appealed to the higher courts
| and 1t is not thought probable that he
| WIN DO executed on tho day set.
John Bryant. who WAS found guilty OF
murder in the first degree at the De-
cember term of the Dickinson County
| Court, and who has been confined IN the
! iail at this place for safekeepinE. was
| taken back to Clmtwood on the l3th tc
| be resentcnced Bryant was convicted
| for tho murder of William yanoyer In
4 that county in November, tried found
| guilty of murder In the first degree and
| sentenced 10 be hung on March 2sth. The
4 case was appealed Ia writ Of error re-
fused. ard the Judgment of the lower
! court sustained, and unless the Governor
interferes, Bryant VIII pay the penalt.
/ OF his crime on May 18th. and shouli
| new trial not be granted Hopson h,
will be executed at this place on ths
! same date, g5 X u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
IN ROCkIN0HAr1
Application for Liquor. License at EIkton
Much Discussed.
(Snccial 10 rho ,rtmns. nlsnn tch. ) /

E /. . ! Il
Special to Tho Times. Dispntch)
J. I1ARRIsONBURG,S3 March 1871
The Charles Painter application for liquor
license at Elkton, Va, still occupies the
time and attention Of the County Court.
At the last term Of the County Court six
indictments were found against Mr.,
Fr1ua druggist,a that place, for the
Illicit sale of liquors.. The large ship
ncnt Of Intoxicating liquors to that place
has furnished great deal Of material
for evidence, both for and against the
application Of Mr. FAINTER.
Judge Cirattan. about whose condition
tho public has been much concerned for
the past three months, has sufficiently
recovered to 80 South to-day. 1t Is
hoped the change may be helpful to him.
The people Of Dayton and vicinity were
out In full force at the Osborn reaper Gift
day. Tuesday. -Four hundred farmers
were in that town. Mr.. Richie was the
successful man In the drawing for the
fine buggy rake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
D. M'RAE--- CALLIHANS
Pretty Wedding Celebrated at Metro
politan Hotel, Washington
fspcclul q .Tho rime.. Dispatch. !,

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch NJ
I'd yVAsHINGTON,sD D. c.. March 19.-Miss
May Lell Callahan ana Mr.. c. e. McRue
were married aat the metropolitan Hotel
to-day at high noon by Rev Father D.
i. Stafford. OF st. Patrlcks Church. Mr..
Harry Coles, OF Pittsylvania county. for
mcr secretary to Representatives Swanson.
was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left on an extended tour of the
North. The bride Is the pretty daugh-
metropolitan Hotel and the groom Is n
nephew Of Congressman McRae. OF Ar
kansas, and an attache Of the War De-
partment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Mill Soonto Start.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
E1TRfCK VA. March ia letter
from the president Of the concern states
that the Swift Creek cotton mill will
certainly bo started to work not later
than the first OF May next Doubtless
a good portion OF the help from this place
Will 20 to Swift Creek when the plant Is
put In operation
There is a great scarcity Of help on
the farms Eereabouts. and the farmers
say they cannot get sufficient help at
any price. Owing to tho excessive, rains
farm ploughing has been quite retarded,
SO early vege tables In most instances
vii, be later than usual in consequence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
GOOD ROADS DISCUSSION
A Convention VIII Be Held at the Next
SpotsYlvanla Court,

tSpecIul to The Times. plspatch.)
SPOTSYI.VANIA, VA. March Ia
The Board OF Supervisors met here yes
terday and the road question was muoh
discussed. A good roads convention w'4l
meet here next court day,
Ii is thought the local optionists Of the
county viii hold mass-meetlng here
next court day,
Mr.. Testus Carter. Of Mo1Ienry. lost
his barn and contents by fire SUNDAY
night IIo thinks an incendiary prolpa, :.
bly, set the building atllro, The Joss -
about $500. With $75 insurance,
Rev, J, w. Hickman will leave on tn 1
cad for Grants Methodist Church. ~
DAYS, meeting for Rev, i, Is. Holman,
pastor OF Montross Circuit,
Mr.. Joe Powell, Of McHenry, VINO nus
had a seYere case OF appendicitis, Is Seot'-
xaleScinEN A.5.-.a $500. ~ ~ Ia.a $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
SPRUNG A SURPRISE
Newport News Raises Licenses on Res
4 y tall Liquor Dealers. ~ 23 III

4 :.
Especial to The ,Dlspatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA March rs
The Finance Committee Of the Common
Council sprung a surprise on the saloon
element tonight, when It reported the
license ordinance for the current year,
The price Of liquor licenses was nearly
doubled, The action, of the committee nm t. 9
Was taken several NIGHTS ago, but phe
fully guarded secret, and the LIQUOR men
h lad no intimatlon OF the PROPOSED IN,
crease 5, unntll tho ordinance was read on
the door Of the COUNCIL! The .y Tetai! leenn,s
" ary license was Increased to $3.50, and
tI,s LICENSES il proportion. The license
On circuses also was doubled, tho amount
being tixed at $500 per day. undestakeFs
warm discussion of the Items the Coun-
iii i endorsed the action of the committed
and adopted the ordinance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
College .,soo1oooOo-s I
511odats O22405 gid
High School Schedule.

(Snec,al 10 tho Times. Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, March l9'-The
High School pase-nl4l Team an
\ Maryland Agricultural College March
%.
Georgetown College Freshmen. Aprll A.
Business High School, April 8,
Baltimore CITY College, April Il
Central High School, April 10,
Galaudet College. April TX 5
Western High school. April p,
Woodberry Forest School at Wood
berry. April rs,
Technical High School, Aprii a.
Browns University sohoo'' May O.
Pantops Academy. May 9.
Mt 81, Joseph's COLLEGE May .,
Woodbelry Forest School, May TO-
Boys Latin school Of baltimore, May
Miller school ut u. Va. May Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
IN CLIFTON FORGE
New Building Of the Allegheny Bott|ing
Works Nearing Completion.
(Spcciul to Tho Times. Disputch,)

. CLIFTON FORGE, VA. March 10
VIII IIaythe, boiler maker In tho c. &
O. shops here, met with painful accl-
dent Tuesday, lie was engaged In NOV
ing boiler sheets, which fell upon him.
breaking rib and badly injurlng him
otherwise,
A new building under construction by
tho Allegheny Bottllng Works Is making
rapid progress towards completion. Tho
building viii no a commodlous ono and
well suited for the needs for Which 1t Is
built.
Frank NJ, stockdell OF Richmond, ar
rived here few days ago and has
accepted Il position with G, NJ. Farrar,
druggist.
DR., B. H. Tatum received this week
from tbs manufacturers an X-ray
machine Of the latest pattern, This Is
the only one In this section of the State,
ana is attracting much attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
DECLINES TO RUN
Rev. James Cannon, Jr, Urged to Enter
Race to Succeed SouthaIl,

BLACKSTONE VA, March 19--The
report having been circulated for some
days past that Rev James Cannon. Jr.,
principal of the Femaie Institute ut this
place, would probably be n candidate
for the legislature. to succeed Hon. r.
e. southnli. resigned, your correspondent
called upon him last night to learn from
him II such WAS the case. In veply he
stated that while he had been strongly
urged by friends from the different seq
lions OF; the two counties to become 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
cADETsTHE vlcToRs
Defeat Eastern College Of Front Royal
at Lexington With Ease. y a3s5
Especial to Tho Times. Disnatch. )

Especial to Tho Times. Disnatch.) ~ EXT
LEXINGTON, VA, March 19-The
base ball season opened here this after
noon by the cadets Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute defeating Eastern College,.
Of Front Royal, with case. The visitors
started Off like winners, due to Cadet.
Carneal's wlldness, lie gave two passes
that Melted two runs. Afterwards he
was Invincibe, and struck out twenty
of tho coleglans. The features were the
cadet battery's work, and the batting.
OF Cadet Godlow. who made single
triple and homo run, five times up and
four runs. The cadets are coached by
Arthur DevlIn, an old Georgetown Col
lcge boy The visitors play washington
and Lee tomorrow. Attendance. 700, Il
Scoro by innings: IA
College ..,,...,.,s ooIooooo-s
Cadets .........,,.0 0224 0 2-l4 9 a
Homo runs-Cndots Allport and Good
low. Threo-b base Bhit--Cadet Goodlow,
Two base htt-Colliglan, Clarke.
Struck out-by Carheal. %; by Rucker.
5. Base on balls--or Carneal, 9; OFT
Rucker. 6. Left on bases-College, II;
Cadets. 8, Passed balls-Goodlow. q
lWiId pltch-Rlucker. 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cnrneal and GoodloW. Umpire, MI
Iaughlln. OF College, ana Captain Pey-
ton OF Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Factory Burned Down,

III R5B Especial to The Times nlspatch,l -;
VINO CHESTER. " A, March l9,-W. II,
Baker the well-knoWn chocolate manu-
facturer, has received word from AMMAN
dale, N. Y, that the Hudson Valley Con-
ifectionery ComPany's factory, owned py
his son, Edward Baker, was l'uAned GOVT
Tuesday night, M ,ss
u Smith I4arrick, prominent county
1 runaway team this morning and ha %
Ills leg broken. q SiE n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Body Found by Fishermen.

5sJleeiel to inc T!mes;MssBatGMh;;1 -,
of Joseph Moore, who was drowned
some titro ago off ''I3erlyeley Shore, 81 was
found at Rlaig's Wharf yesterday BY
some fishermen.
The shad season has opened here. and
81 1o1mises Ia be good, pBerkeley Shore
haul seine begins opera i0ns on tpApssaAsA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Arnold--Shacke lford.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Mar ch d.
Mr.. lillian Arnold and Miss Virgie
Nav shackelford. both OF this city. were
married here this evening at the resi-
dence Of Rev. Or. ]. s. Dill, the odcat-
Ing minister. SIT 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Good-Petersounr..s.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispn tch. ) is
b DOYTON, VA, March 19.-Dr. De Witt
Good. of Harrisonburg. and Miss Lettie
=. Peterson. OF Doyton. we're married
yesterday. afternoon. and left for a tour
OF tho Northern cities NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

There Il no DOUBT That Main Street Is 70
relnain the chief retail shopping street
for years to come. bit there Is q mov .;
ment to occupy Grahly street Will retai!
Shops which, arc successful now md
which wifi continue to increase their busi-
ness yearly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

poA SsP5efRigisl g var Az March lS,r-Rev, w.
4 4 Black pastor q the United Brethren
Church. has closed his Pastorate here.
and viii 20 into BUSINESS " stanton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
FREIGHT RATE PROTEST
Williamsburg Complains Of the New a''
Chesapeake and Ohio Seized vie,

(Snccial to Tho sItmes-pispatcn.l 10 a
wIIIIiANISBURG. Va, March ia
special meeting of the hYlllLiamsD'9 !. 3
Business Men,s Assoc atloh was held lass
nigho 10 protest against the ADVANCE s5in
freight rates recentl v made by the cp 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
Win Go Into Business.

Miller School at ". Va. May q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

lr. and Mrs. Milford are expected to
urn to the University to-morroW.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04

formed for the purpose of securing congressional action. It is true that delegates have been sent to Washington to assist that body in it's deliberations on Alaska matters. but a careful investigation of their actions fails to disclose wherein they even suggested an amendment to the code of civil or criminal pro- cedure. No man, or body of men, has ever made specific he various objections to the codes or pointed out the slaring nsulicirncies and inappropriatcness thereof. It may be said that congress has not had q chance as yet to remedy the evils we complain of; they have not been pointed out and brought to its at tention except by the press whose circulation among members of con gre-s is extremely limited.
 In another article we will define some oi these grievances.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04
No ice of Fcrfei .ure.
PE. FER BAYNE, Io- wner fl .foresaid party

TO r.. fuIhe.IufS.
 You will p4,dse take notice that the Solomon River Mining Company. CO-OHncr with you of the St. Michael bench placer mining claim on solomon river, in the Cape Nome recording pre-. Cinct. Alaska. notice of location of which claim iS CT record in Volume ,. Bonanza mining dis rrict records at puEc l3, which said record is now in ! Olivc ut the recorder Oi said Nome pre- c!uct. has during each of the years of zoo, 1901 amt lAO2, cXlcuuCG in labor and improvements on said mining claim the sum of flU0; that said expenditures were made during each of said wears fcoIeCtftCly for he purpose of dolng the annual repre-, nntation work thereon Us required uN section 2i!I of the Revised Statutes of the Unltcu states and amendments thereto, us fol lows: Daring the year ending December 3lht EOO, aS representation for that calendar year, riuu; during the year ending December 3lst 1901, a> ;anluu. representation for that calendar year, fIuU: during the year ending December 3lSt. 1902 a~ annual representation Tor that calendar year TlUu,
 And you are further notified that unless you, within ninety days after thc date of service on you Of this notice by pubncation as required by >u!d section 2524 Revised Statute~ Of the United States Cuutrlhalc your proportlOnhtc share of the expenditures so made aN aforesaid as cO- owner in said mining Cluim to the undersigned dt the Bank of Cape Nome. m the City of Nome, Au>I,a. you will. unucr said section 2j2l, forfeit all your interest m >uid mining claim.
 Dat" Ot ur>t publication Feb. 2j, 1903.
 Date Ot last pab.icatiOn May ?i, 1905
 SOLOMoi RIVER MINING Co.,,
 By (. II. SOuLE " Manager
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04
NOTICE OF r2REEiTUHE.

To F. E. Sierer and John Has ings, and Wm.
 Dean and Geo. L. Fish, and ali others whom
 il may concern:
 You ure.Gcreoy notified that have expended during the year iNU3 two ltTndrCd Ct20D GullarS iu work and labor IOon the mining locations in the BlUestone mining district. now Port Clnr- cuCC recording district Cf the District of Alaska, known and described aS the "BtAck Bird" and "ManX King" placer ming claims, located on God Run Ur hl&tllda creek, about eight miles lrOIn the mouth of said creek in order to hold said claims under the provisions of section 232i of the Revised Statutes Of the United States and the nmcndUCht thcrcto approved Jan. 22 ltSo, concerning annual lu bor upo. mining claims being the amount required to be done on said locations during the year ending on the JiSt day of December, i!O2. to hold said locations and you are hereby notified that If within ninety days after final pu5ic0tlon of this notice you fail or refuse to cOntribG;e NOGr proportion of such expenditure aS co-oWnerS. TOur interests in the said locations Will become the property of the subscriber, your CO-Ownc", who has made the expenditure required by the terms Of said sec tion ,32i of th" Revised S-Itutes and the said amendment thereto.
 Dale of first publication Jan. ei 1c03.
 Date f last publication April 2?. 1908.
 W THoE SoRE&soY.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04

able rtta?ney'- ,e. .u ur taxed by the court oi i'd iuucntedu. ~, u.jur evidenced by your lromissul,. note uatrl October D. 1909. cNrclt- ed tu Bard. to. hra ~rhote.d. due Bcct motf 1. 14aO endorsed to plain.f Jd. For the sum of &{S1 with lCr cent interest thereon rom January .ist r!u. -aia indebtedness being eyi- GtUcci by open uccuunl itr goods. WarrN anu merchandise So'u .uu money luan"3 to you by SCiurrt & tiibSa .rll,e ,h" year Ito said at- count h2yiu" been G,>r.avu tO plHinttH
 Ana you are hnreb, lottuod that 1T you Iau to answer unto saIi cuali,mt ae herein required, said plHintlh will talk luig.r,ui uEtnNt you III the Sun of 9126 with in. rest on N1ld NcNetul amounts uS hcrC.ltb.torr set forth. together uCN'S fee on the SHruud cause cf action luclNU- ing ne yO~ t~ ouu uI.il il;r~tUcu's OI thi~ suit.
 Under an order C. jhC above tnNtled court iilc cd and entered in ~olu clus" Cu the au uuN of N -Ch lUf. this SllauCns hJ, hc"n OrusTd c. h" scrycl pF publi liuu thereof in the NOME pUUU~GCG week :t tvme, Alaska, and under said order sliu lahl!catlpn Was directed to be madc once week iur siN consecutive weeks The date Of ;h' first puUltcrticn of this sam thc last publication thereof will be April Sth. l9u3, upon WAi,l date the publication thereof will be compete. add you urC hereby notified that you gre r,, irl u to answer said cOmplain within thirty 90 d,l~ after said Sth day Ol Apri4. 1903. and you fail to appear and answer said complaint within th' time herein limited plaintiff will take judgment .g"inSt you as here n sr, forth.
 ot said United S,jo.c~ district court for the Dis ulct ut Alaska. 1ecOur ti'l>iuu, and the seal oi said court aIiNca on l>"- dtN ul M..th, l9V5
 GEo. \. HuRCHsENIIS,
 (@caD Clerk ol ,aiu [. =. District court
 uf h.Us H second Dii-Iun
 Iiy II. \. HAACE>srE. D2pu.H
 N. Ii. b.ld and ,,,u. p. S'thulield, attorneys for ulIinDiit. Nome, A.s,k4. g. Ct :"
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04
THE NEEDS OF ALASKA.

What congress may do or leave undoue, the fact remains that 1t is the sovereign power in Alaska. orcidcnt may propo,c but congress disposes. What eyer it may deem good law or wise policy will b. the
 law and policy of the district The inhabitants of the district are not here because of any constitutional right, but only by sueraucc of congress. It is true that the district &cunge to the Federal government, bat it is also true that congress might have na4c reservation of it and forbidden settlement by citizens of te United States and all others, and 1t might
 terminate limit the right to settle, occupy iln- prove 1t at any time aud enforce it, orders by what soeyer means 1t deemed proper.
 From legal standpoint the fcd,ral government is the landed proprietor of Aa,ka that is of all such parts of it that t has not granted toindividuals with
 inc prerog.tvc of oyernmentaI control always exist ing and s; retained to its grantees and those Uho come within tS borders Many there may be who reason thus he federal government is conn oscd of "the people,' ergo, "tha people" own Alaska. The conclusion is Q non scQ"iur.
 l. does not follow that because the people of the United States or what ia more accurate the United Stales forms the Federal government, that citizen of the United rtate, has individual interest in the property of the Federal government, or any consttu tonal right to control it. The power of congress to !c-islate concerning unorganzed territory owned by the Federal government is constitutional and eXcu- svc, and in the acts of congress, and through them alone, dcnizcns of Alaska obtain our legal status
 For sixteen years, prior to the passage of the civil government act, Alaska, apparently, thrived under substantially the same laws as arc contained in the act o 1900; and while there were many imperfecons in them, the best talent in the district failed when the opportunity offered to point out the discrepancies and the mpcrfections, but became exceedingly busy in the matter of providing many places and offices as possible. Under the right of petition nothing effective has been proposed by the several popular which have from time to time been
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank X. Nicholson:
 You are hereby notified that have expended during the year lgJ2 two hundred dollars in work and labor upon the mining locations iuthe Cape Nome recording district of the District of Ala,la. known and described as the Helena Mines. cn Nome river. in order to hold said claims under the provisions of section 232i of the Revised Statutes Of the United States and the amendment thereto. approved Jan v, 1880, concerning annual labor upon mining claims being the amount required to be done on said locations during the year ending on the 3lst day Ot December. 1909, to hold said locations ana you are hereby notified that if within ninety days after iinul publication of this notice you fall or refuse to contribute your proportion or such expenditure a~ cO-OWncr your interest III the said locations will become the property or the subscriber. your co-ownCr. who has made the expenditure required by the terms of said sec, ton 233l of the Revised Statutes, and the sa q am ndmenl thereto.
 Date of first D ,blication Jan II, 1903.
 Date of last pdbIcation April l5, 1903.
 HELENA LEHMAN.
The Nome nugget., 1903-03-04
SUriTONS.

III the United States di,tri,i court for the Dis
 tsict of Alaska. Second division.
 Albert r. FritSch, plaintii, vS. R. Y. M"- Arthur dCtenoant.
 Action brought in the United States district court for the District ut AluSG2 second dlYiS- ion. and complaint flied with the clerk of sand court. at Nome, Alaska
 The President ot the United States of Amer ca To lt. x. McArthur, defendant, herein. greeting:
 IodaIc hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in >iid court in the above entitled cause. and to answer the complaint therein within thirty tj0) days after the service on you Ot this sum mons. or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you. The relief demanded in said complaint is a judgment against you on three separate causes af action stated in the complaint to.Wit: lSt.-For the sum of S5jo with l2 per cent interest thereon from October ly. l9JO and Gn attorney fee of f55. said indebtedness being evidenced by your prOmiSsory note dated Octo- bcr l9, 1asG executed to Henry Seiifcrt, due De- Ccu Der lat. 1909. endorsed iO plaintiff 2I. For the tur,hcf ~rm oi g2c with F per cent interest thereon from Drrcmb9r lst, lJ0) and a reason