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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
NoyteE OF iI>AI >rTTlT4YST.

In the rnstter Of the Estate Of Jesse L. Nayiole
G@ceaset.
Notice is hereby given, that Monday the
sth tsy # March A. - 1915, being one ~ the
r--gu ar days Of the March Term O. Z the COUNTY
Court ef Gunnison County. IN Probate in thu
ate Of Colorado. |. Frank Is Eelis A.
I'M l-tratUr 81 said estate, viii app-ar before
he Ju igr oi said Court. present my final -eti =
ment as such Adminlstrator, and Iirs the ap
proval q the same. and viii then arr " 10 be
ttsrhsrged - such Administrstor. Al which
time and place uny person in interest may aE-
pear and present objections To the same. II an,
there be.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, February ith.
OF
FRANZ 3. EELLs.
Administrator OF tn Estate Of Jesse I : Ne ,d.ls
Deceased
Flint Pu5. Fth. :, List Pub. Mar 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

1t IS suggesied a. protection fYr
coal mines thai once a m1uth H ol
teuer the mime be- sprmkled with d
hose uuder giod head 1f water This
% j. believed will lay the arcumula
tiou ut gas and dast and prevent cx
pl1sious, thus obyiatiug the destruc
tiou Of human life and property. !
might b. bard % apply in big Goa
mines bat would probably be quit
effective II applied.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
While There is Life There is
Hone.

was afflicted with catarrh: could
neither taste nor smell and could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm
cured it Marcus c. Shoutz, Rah-
way, n. j.
Cream Balm reached me safely
and the effect is surprising. My son
says the first application gave de.
cided relief Respectfully, Mrs
Franklin Freeman, Dover, \. II.
The Balm does not irritate OF
cause sneezing. Sold by druggists
at Scots or mailed by Ely Brothers
Sc Warren St, New York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Not l1nger than year Az Walcut
demoustratei his ab,Iuy o. mak
Calamia repuhllcaus kaiaw O. him
al . W8rI Ah1ut june lsi y1B wi
-ee hIm Compelling ths rcpsblcaf
state vcrti1n t1 send an uH.
instructed lelegatian o. thlcag
An auinsfructcd delegation means
Hanna deleraii1u N1u d8Ht BE-
heve that Well. We can afford 90
wall aHd see
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
Another Case of rheumatism
Cured by Chamberlalns
Pain Balm.

The efficacy Of Chamberlain :
Pain Balm in the relief Of rheumat-
ism is being demonstrated daily.
Parker Triplett Of Griggsby, Va.
saws that Chamberlain Pain Balm
gave him permanent relief from
rheumatism in the back when every
thing else failed, and he would not
be without II. For sale by all drug
Cists
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The NEr- -CnaurlaS W1rils Far
ciectian prml-os ta lc 1ne ai che
mos.f interesting lhmGs ever hdl4 m
Gunuis8u c8uufy These early g.
the Faer wIll certainly have aH al
VANTAGE In gettiug their nanies b.
t1rr fle v1ters 50 tAst their trIeuds
oan kuaw whom o. save Caup1ns far
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Field and Farm-One Of our
friends over in Arvada borrowed a
volume Of Plato. When the book
was returned he was asked, well.
how did YOU like Plato?' FIRST
rate, said the Arvada farmer, Il see
he's got some Of my ideas
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Ma =suriHm q dl-furhaHac ha.
occurea a. the Crestei Eistte strike
hui tha HraaHs st.u aanilauf
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
NOTICE oF WRIST srETiNG ~ CREDITORS.

NOTICE. 0F EiR~T NfFT1NG ~ CREDITORS.
In the District Court q the United States for
tn 2 District Of Colorado. In Bankruptcy.
N the rnatterof
Albert L, Osborne, Z In Bank kruptcy
Bankrept.l
To the creditors Of Albert Y Osborne of
Somerset, in the County of Gunnison. and dis
trirt aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice i hereby given that the 2fth day of
January. A. ID lsa the said Albert 7. osborne
was duly adiudicated bankrupt and that the
hrst meeting uf his creditors will he held At the
ourt House in bunnison, Colorado, ON the 18th
day 81 February 4. D. 1874. at the luur - ~
O'Clock in the FORENOON. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims. ar
Uiut a trustee examine the hanEruft. aud
transact such other business a. may properly
come before said meeting.
FREDERICK w HEATH
Special Referee in BANKRUPTCY.
Nontro=e. Colorado January 81 1904,
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
W. O. McCord


The Ciunnison Hardware Company
Plaintiff,
w. summons
W. q. McCord,
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado, to ". O
Met ord. the defendant sbovc named -GREET
ING:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tiou brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the ouuty ourt Of tfunnisou Cuuu-
ty, state ~ Colorado, aud answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof, II served within this County; or IL
served oct of this County. or by publication.
within thirty dsys after the service hereof. ex
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer of the complaint; and II copy of
the complaint in the above entitled action be
not served with tins summons, or " the service
hereof be made cut of this State, then ten dsy ;
additional TO the time hereins bove specified
for appearance and answer Will be allowed he
fore the taking of Judgment by default afore-
sa i'd
THE said action is brought to recover from
you the sum OF Thirty two Dollars and Seventy
fve cents claimed to heiue plaintiff for merchan.
disc sold and delivered 70 you 10y IL between the
2nd day Of July and the 5th day of august, A. II.
1871 including interest thereon TO date and
costs Of tins action, as will more fully appear
from the complaint IN said action to which re-
ference is here made and a copy of which is
hsreuutO attached.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear, and to the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default To he er'ered and then proceed to
Judgment against you as prayed Tor IN said
Given under my hand and the Seal of
(a9AI said tourt at Gunnison, in said Coun-
(@N ~, this thirteenth day of March,
" ~ A. d. 1873.
Gro. HErHERINGroS,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First pub. Jan. Is; last pub. Feb ~. 1904.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
NJ Y MONS.

state of Colorado, 80 1. ~. r.,,,,,, Co.
County Of Guunison. 80 i' ''' ''''i'' N'"'
The Gunnison Hardware Company
Plaintiff,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
Rhode Island Recount.

How it feels for a member Of Con-
gress TO be- ION the ragged edge OF
nothing" as many days as this after
the election. and not be sure OF his seat
even after such delay is appreciated by
Representative Daniel l.. d. Granger.
of the First Rhode Island district His
recollection was ported Al first. but a
recount has been lu progress ever since
and his chances have been lowing less
and less with each succeeding day.
According TO the original warden )
count. one precinct had Eivel Granger
Zs3. and SJlEess, Republican 2O5. The
State returning board. reviewing the
count. deducted % votes from the DemI-
cratic candidates total, and Is from las
Republican opponent SeNenJy-IlVe
blanks and 30 defective ballots We're
found in that district
The result IS "a net gain for Stness OF
nine votes. Changers plurality, which
had been decreased to p Ht The c.Osc of
Friday count was cousequ emily pulled
down Co Z3, with 42 more districts 10 be
heard from The board adjourned at
tne completion OF the count o. the dis
IrIcl. The representatives Of the can
dldates aJ tae recount have not ye- been
notified Warl tav board viii take up the
count OF DO, remaining fOrty-Ihree dis
tTiCTa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
ACTORS CHURCH ALLIANCE
MAY FORM BRANCH HERE

For tha purpose of establishing "a local
branch of the Actors Church Alliance "a
m,etirs Will Doe held tns evening. in
Trinity Parish Hail. Third Street and
indiana Avenue northwest.
Tho Actors. Church Alliance is an or
say fz.,ian of Hveyears standing. Bi-h-
ops prrtrr off NV York. ls president,
20 q Joseph Jtnfsou ls wee president
"a g-gs organize, toT tn- purpose al es-
Z; .hlf-bi1s c.8srr relations between the
.nembers of al. 4umatlc profession anu
t.E.. church. 90 "a IH the suppression II
.su..l.ty uerfDrIn.-c,s and 90 elevate the
nom. of .tue dlaIatlc profession cd tn-
future.
Walter h. Belue, AT one time "a mrm-
her of tu- protection and national Sec
ret;tr, and oIg-u.er of t.e alliance, VIII
explaiu fully the inns ana objects OF tn
PRESERVATION au5 &C. Walu.uatou chapter
Mn be lauuches with, 10 Is thought
p aUgUt HlIy ChaTu members.
! Tho alliance ls apIcatutru iu this city
II bv nve chaplain Lh,y aye RIO h-s.
b Richard II wilkins, iae Rev. Father
r. STAFFORD. the Re y. r. stetson, the
{ Rev. Or EasJou nd the Rev. MI Bra
teuahI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
.PARKER'S FRIENDS
TO FIGHT BRYAN
Defeated Candidate Is Their
Guest at Banquet
MEAN TO RETAIN CONTROL
Senatorship Contests in Wisconsin and
Indiana-Many SmOot Case Wit
nesses on a List.

Candidate Parker's friends and dsso-
ciates ia the direction Of the recent
campaign are represented as actively al
work TO retain control OF the national
organization through the next four
years. To head of Bryan Is their first
thought. of course and then the plan
reported is To form strong Organiza-
uun along safe and sane lines which
VIII be always ready for active work
instead of waiting until the middle OF
"a campaign before getting started
Judge Parker and some OF his late ad-
Nlseis met around the banquet board al
the Manhattan Club in New York city
last night, and held secret session af-
terward 20 discuss political affairs
From the fact that certain papers were
produced and their contents debated In
is thought the subject OF discussion was
the condition of the party organization
Ia the nation and State.
II is We'll known that degr.t. The
crushing defeat which Judge Parke. met
i'm the election. his friends do not in
tend 10 surrender the organization 10
the radical element OF the party With
out "a struggle. Even before the meet
ing last night plans for retaining their
hold upon the organization had been
talked over teLtHlhtlE by those BTDml-
neut ln the management OF the Demo
cratic campaign
10 is the belief OF leading Eastern
Democrats that unless they take action
without delay the radical element OF
The party. under the leadership OF
Bryan viii make such Roadway as 10
preclude any chance OF future domino
zion on the part OF the safe and sane"
element
Judge Parker presided. and there also
Were present William r.. Sheehau. chair
man OF tle executive committee Of she
National Committee. De Laucey Nlcoll
Cord Meyer. chairman OF the State com
Eiute. State Chairman W $ Rode, and
four others The fact that request I0f
the list of guests was refused tended
tu confirm the Information that the din
u-T was more than a mere compliment
tD State Chairman Rode. - announced
lr was said that neither Belmont non
McCaueu were among those who sa'
down aL the table
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
OveIstleet Aqainst Revision.

Eeprescutur.Ea James Overstreet. of
the Seventh indiana district, has decided
views against amy premature agitation
OF the tariff revision subject lie pre-
Iers 20 wait ANA see what is needed As
chairman OF lle House Committee on
PostOhlces ANA Postguad~, u.s position
among his colleagues D. sull a- 10
give his views weight OU Hll Du.... gI-y-
tons This BIS tac way he haas r.t him
self Ou record a- opposed 90 tie a@itu-
ton II the tar.H revision question 80
this time
Il can not see where such agitation
will do any good and ] can see where
Ii viii do much harm in uHsetunF BUSH
ness boo various lines,
81 do not think thIt the IIitE-uiut.
Congress should b. condemned before
il has organized and had du opportunity
o. take up This question. I believe ID
may be Defended ou 90 do what is TigI.
and best for tht country, and an iu
GOOD time The talk oI calling I'd SPECIAL
session, OF the demand fog special
session Is lu effect contention that
the lFify-niutl Congress viii not do
les duty IN this matter. and 4 don't be-
E,ve that Is Justified.
''Prol0uEsa agitation oi tariff revision
can but urs.--.. trs. ness rnd for that
Ison / feel that the subject should not
be taken up U#.I congress can act upon
IT, There's nothing TO bee gained D.,
setting tHc buu cess world tppsy-turY.
for the next yen
Far from being tempted by mentiG-
% his name as possible Senatorial ~
pirauf. Represo ltauve OEers;rcet ~.
come ont for FOL III. ) New =,
saws Marion q mty viii boz Tor a.
without doubt. Professionally I snu a,
everything / ear for him. says Z ID
Representatives whose friends know 49,
viii mean hearty support
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22

Perhaps you suffer almost contlnu-
ally with pain in the back, bearing
down feelings. headache. and utter
exhaustion
Your poor health makes you nerv-
Gus, irritable, and at times despond-
ent; but thousands of just such suf-
fering or broken-down women are be
ing restored 10 health and strength
every day by the use Of that wonder
ful discovery. DR.. KiImer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney, liver, and
bladder remedy.
Not only does Swamp-RoOt bring
new life ard activity to the kidneys,
the cause OF the trouble. but by
strengthening the kidneys it acts as
a general tonic and food for the en-
tire constitution.
The mild and extraordinary effect
OF the world-lamou5 kidney and blad-
der remedy. Swamp-Root. is soon
realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures OF the most distress
ing cases. A trial viii convince any
one-and you may have a sample bot
tie sent free by mail.
In taking Or. Kilmer's Swamp
Root You afford natural he'll, TO ma
ture. for Swamp-Hoot is the most per-
feet healer and gentle aid to The kid
neys that has ever been discovered.
Don't make any mistake. but refuem-
Der The name, SWamp-RoOt. d.. Kill
mer's Swamp-BC0t and the address,
Binghamton, n. Y, on every hottie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
GAS TANK EIPLODES,,
NEGROES BADLY HURT
One May Die, and the Other Is
Also in a Precarious
Condition.

Neglect on the part Of TWO negroes
caused them the loss of one arm each.
and possibly their lives. and the wreck
Ing OF the stable in the rear OF 10 Third
Street northeast by the explosion OF
oXygen-hydrogen gas yesterday after
noon.
AT the Emergency Hospital today IL
was said that Lewis Syphax, The thirty
three-year-old negro, of 100 New Jersey
Avenue southeast. who was most Sc
rlOusly hurt, would in all likelihood die
before night. but Charles Crawford. fifty
years old, Of Sol Acker Street northeast.
was doing as well as could be expected
The damage 10 the stable where they
We're working at the time a gas tank
exploded cannot be estimated Tor day
or TWO yet.
The stable was used for filling small
tanks with OXygen-hydroge gas. em-
plDyed ln stere0pJictn shows The ne
Eruea were working there IJT Bentley r.
Murray, OF the Murray LyCeum Bureau.
Of 10 Third Street northeast Crawford
IL veteran gas tank filler, having spent
mere imam twenty years at the trade
EyphaX was novice, however, having
only recently been Initiated into The
mysteries 0f the trade
Many years ago Air. Murray SAYS he
was accustomed 90 furnishing medical
gas 10 hospitals and sick rooms. and TWO
or lnret OLD WORKOUT tanks he used in
thase DAYS were wing on the floor OF the
The negroes filed the new tanks. and
having more gas iu the storage cvliu-
der decided 10 lin the old tanks with the
Nap3r one OF the WORKOUT tubes was
81 sas started In IT,
1T d believed the negroes failed 10
NaLeh LAr FtElug pressure. Their afreu-
ton was attracted 20 the tank when n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
STREET CAR COLLlDES
WITH A CARRIAGE

Three men and two horses were in
Jured and "A carriage was all but demOl-
ishcd as the result OF a collision with "a
street car in front Of the White House
about ! o clock this morning.
In company with Walter EvesOu and
William Washington. TWO OF his stable
employees Jeremiah Donovan. proprietor
Of livery stable I'm Twentieth Street,
between Al and n Streets northwest
Was driving along Pennsylvania Avenue
when the accident occurred
Car No. 200. of the Capital Traction
Company, was runr.lB AZ nigh rate
OF speed. when Donovan guided his
horses across the tracks All but the
rear end Of the carriage had passed
over the rails when the car skinned
by sldewiping the carriage and upset
ting g.
The horses ran away and the three
men were nUrled 10 tie ground DOn0-
vans head Was cut. Evcs0u's Ieft eve
Was painfully bruised. and Washington
received decorations of the hands. They
had their injuries dressed al the EmeT-
gcnCy Hospital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
NOT FOR BEST FART
IN the state

81 saw So much iu Jle Eau-rs .b1,rf
Tho u8l-isrrEI .r.rs -.-.f.l ..- ls7.r-.. ii
Pile Cure 1 determined o. give b. p. rrf.f
bought from my druggist ono, rfrr.
cent box and used 90 as directed. and r,.
the time / had used The l4st ''pvrar9f5.
j was euflIe-E eu--c- lU l.a. aaga slr.-
] began 20 use The pyramids" an fr-
IiaHlafD- .aa gone & was perfecfI,.
easv an the time. she excessive. dis
charge stopped az once. and stools be-
came easy and gentle.
II was unable tu gel ms own fire.
wood for four months. and half tEe uua
when ] could walk at au ] had ta .ysIk
halr bent uStd many pic remedies
ealvcs and olutmeuf-. alI 90 no efact nm
an / used one nifty cent box VI Pyramid
Pile Cure and was cured
81 would not De- afflicted as / Was
four months ago FOR The best farm ia tnt
state OF Arkansas i can give proof
and reference or the wonderful cure Ig
am who are afflicted AS d was Please
publish mas letter thlt 4 may advise tHs
AFFLICTED " W. j. Wallis PiesgJ Ark.
The experience Of Mr Wallis ls that
Of thousauds of others who suffer far
wears with the most painful forms 0f
ha0orrhofds. nr piles. and after Try
inc everything they hear Of give uB am
hone Of "a cure and look for temporary
relief only. TO all such "a little book
published by Pyramid Drug Co. Mar
shall Mich brings glad tldiuEs as ID
tells an about the cause and cure of
piles. and Is sent free for the asking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
WHERE A BOY FOUND MONEY.

so far as human ingenuity can accom-
plLsh this.
A pilot viii precede the President
special all Of the distance from Wash.
ingtOn 10 So. Louis. being two miles
ahead of the official party
All division engineers who have
jurisdiction over any part OF
the track over which the train
RiI pass viii be ordered out
Tor special inspection % cover the
time until the Presidents party has
passed over their respective divisions.
A track walker viii De on every mile
of the road between Washington and
St Louis. covering the mile Of track
ahead Of that travelled By the pilot
train.
During the twenty-siX hours preced-
ing the passage of the Presidents train
there win be a daylight inspection OF
the tracks by the chief engineers. The
division SuperintendeEts also VIII make
inspections on the dag before the Presi-
Dental special viii travel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
FEEL SIGHTED
IN COLVIN CASE
Keni.W0rth Citizens Pass
SIR of Resolutions.
MEETING A STORMY AFFAIR
Joseph H. Voorhees, Takes View That
Colvin's Determination to Move
Means Victory.

The meeting of the Kennworth Ciu-
zens' Association last night was a
stormy one owing TO another coustdera-
ton OF the Board OF Education 5 refusal
10 remove tle three children of John
Colvin. alleged By the association TO boz
a negro, from the Keniiworth school
for whites
The announcement by President Joseph
II. orhees that Eolvin would move into
the city and transfer his children to "a
white school iu The city limits did not
ahate the excitement the association
taking the ground that 10 had been
sighted Dy the Board OF Education, i'm
that Dc took Colv.u's word against the
association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
Smoot Case Again.

A revival of the Sm0ot case hearings
Ht the Capitol is one OF the topics now
under discussion there Senator Bur
lows az Michigan. chairman of the
Committee 0l Privileges and Elections.
las received from eE-Representatiye
Robert ~. Tagler. of Ohio. OF counsel
opposing thc Mormon Church. request
that certain witnesses be- summoned Tor
The hearings when the committee is
again lU session. There are forty names
uu Mr. Taylers list. indicating that an
aggressive renewal of the night ls con-
tuup.aIgI. ~ ls Senator Burrows de-
sire 40 present @ report 20 the Senate
before March 4, and with that IN view
tle hearings Will probably be- expedited
a- much as possible.
senator Burrows friends. who were
somewhat prrturbeC bog a dispatch trle-
ETaphy4 Iom Detroit that Millionaire
LumDer-lau 1911 would contest with the
Senator Cor his scat have been assured
ilat there is no danger of such au
eventually lu contradiction of the for
mer report. Mr. HIi g. quoted ln AN in-
irrvie" as repudiarug altogether the
story of his desiring 90 defeat Senator
Burrows
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
UNUSUAL PRECAUTIONS
FOR ROOSEVELT TRAIN
Pilot Engine and Track Walkers viii
Insure Safety Of President on
st. Louis Trip.

Unusual precautions have been taken
% guard President Roosevelts special
train from Washington TO 81. Louis. on
tie "trip beginning next Thursday eve
min.
ANY delay or accident TO the Presi-
dents train viii be rendered impossible.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22

days after taking your wonderful. swamp Root
/ began 90 feel better
/ w1s out of health ana run down g-Her-
ally. had Ho appetite, was dizzy. and suffered
with headache most of the time. / old not
realize that mas kidneys We're the cause OF
my trouble. but somehow 1eIU they might
Dee. and ] began taking Swamp Root as
above stated, There is such pleasant taste
20 swamp Root. ana 30 goes right 90 the
spot and drives disease out of the system.
IL has CuTrd Wr, making nae stronger and
better BOO every way. and 1 cbe-TfulIy rec
ouurud 30 90 am sufferers. Gratefully yours.
MRS. A. l.. WALKER.
45 West Linden ST.. Atlanta. Ga
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
~. TALKING Of
ARROW SEARCHERS
Enthusiasm IN Hunts Tor
Money Increases.
FEW ESCAPE INFECTION
Fourth Sum of Money Win Be
Hidden in the Streets
Hext Week

With interest far IN excess of previous
weeks ana constantly growing. the
weekly hunts for Black Arrow money
are becoming events or Washington life
Nothing has ever set the people talking
as has the great feature which The
Times has instituted. All classes OF peo-
pie, rich and Door, are talking of the
Black Arrow.
The searchers are increasing by scores
with every week s installment of the de
tecuve story and concealment OF
money.
Hunters Are Systematic.
The hunt is no longer an Idle search
during spare moments, but a systematic
endeavor TO md the hidden money.
With many it is disease, infectious 20
nigh degree.
No previous week saw as much inter
est ana enthusiasm as was displayed
yesterday. Workers by the hundreds
searched the designated territories nom
Snu 10 end. EVERY possible hiding
place was gone over as with a fine
comb.
There are but few people i'm Washing
Ton who DO not know or and who DO not
talk Of the Black Arrow. These Few
unenllghtened, however. viii not remain
In the darkness much longer as the IN
lection OF the Black Arrow is being
earned into every NOOK ana corner OF
the District, into Virginia and into
Maryland
On next Sunday the fourth INSTALL
ment of the story Will be printed and a
fourth sum viii be hidden.
The lucky searchers this week We're;
LinWOod kleindienst, OF $50 + Street
nOrtheasJ-FOund $50 behind a sign on
Eighth Street northwest.
Private William O. StOtI. of the Ma
rine Corps-Found $50 ia a hedge ON Sew
enLeeuJh Street northwest
Edward Burns. of BF0Okland. ID. c.
Found $50 behind a cuTbstOne at Dupont
Circle
LucreJia Seaman-FOund $50 under
notion tray on counter al Woodward
q LOthrOp's. where she is employed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-22
AWARD FOR LAND.

The commission appointed 10 appr8ise
the value of certain land FOR the use OF
the Baltimore ana ohio Railroad Com
Delaware avenues and Brentwood
Road. awarded S45.27250 for the land
taken.