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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07
iowa Newspapers
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

SENSIBLE ADVICE.
[Eldora Herald.l
There Is no doubt that At is better
To be right than be president, but
when we get a man who is both 1t Is
lust as we'll to appreciate our luck and
hold on to him.
IMMEDIATE RELATIVES.
ICharles City Intelligencer.1
We often read in marriage notices Of
only "inmediate relatives being pres
emf. What is an Immediate rela-
tive?" Is 1t one that is always pres
emit at some function where "sunnp-
tuous refreshments are served, or is
Il one who is expected to be Johnny
on the Spot" when the last win and
testament" is read? Wanted defin-
ttion Of Immediate Relative"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07
IMMEDIATE RELATIVES.
rr,ha rlea City Intellipencer1
WORD PICTURES.
nh ~r,,(o1a Z

Every town has It's Waldorf Astoria.
where beings from the outside world.
reside for brief periods. The travel
ins man from the big city firms, stops
here until he has transacted business
with the towns merchants. The mys-
terious show troupe out transforming
the country, register here for single
dav. Tho visiting bail team, the cam
paign orator OF note, the milliner
trimmer from Chicago. and all people
Of absorbing interest mans this their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Clarion Democrat has inside IN
formation that George Washington
and Abraham Lincoln. both OF them
receive a great deal Of beer thru the
express Offices
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07

"A man who drinks pint OF whis-
ky day, and there are many OIL tnem,
would curtail expenses greatly ana ao
their family an everlasting beneHt oy
either stopping the habit Or giving .he
undertaken job" insists the wall
Lake Blade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07

of the work OF building n house or
his last has been the fundamental prin-
ciple upon which modern civilization
has grown from the barbarian Of the
berry patch and hole in the hill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-07

I. A. Dove has leased the Harris
Bee and will continue it's publication,
putting In part of his time on the Mel
vim Argus and the balance ut Harris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12

5tps gsiitoa tn &orea-9er Bath BEE dI.
tsssm etaatsmaHaer''-Mus Der Sussup ass
iapamtidbem Reformers -ssins 8tettuus aus
2tbenSsetabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12

penn iuosten Is ihrsr fiinf, an ibrer
&pite Marquis Sto. In elmer 0ertlei<
nung In Wotobama ii9 an 8orb zines
No@ Sbaneboi abgsbenben tnglifGen
Daynpfsrs gu f6musseln; ale fuuf
Btab isitber tn Sopan su GROCER Be-
tilhmthett stIanet. @fs mahten bic
gRetfe nod Sbangbai als Robl.nfulis,
ssyyto unb ieiH Grsunb unb nahmaIieer
MoHest RaOru SnuDe BON @bansbai
aus an 8orb eines Gegelfniffes dls
.esnssine MatrOfsn, Die iunesn aeute
FaadAsku etua ein Sobr lang @tubtens
rstfen tn England, 9oIdnb unb
WrontrttA nub fehrten 1864 auf bic
Rta4riat BON Der 9ef6iebuua bon
6tmouofeti bur9 bic Glotten Gno=
ganbs, 4oIanbs, Grantret68 unO
M~prbamsrttas btu rad sSapan suriid.
setn Woitsaufruhr folste benz gpms
Parhssntnt, unb bic Meng. madx sSto
Enue feline GenoHen fir bas rationale
Raelad Derantportlt9. Die 6auier,
2 beneu bic fiinf fpobnten, tpur6en oes
btjiruat, bier Der iunasn Qeute In Bic
EtaBsH seierrt unb mibbaubelt, elmer
pm i1nsfs, Snuhs, NIT einsm fiir9tsr=
EtbeH Sdbelbtebe, beFsn Gpuren nod
ksuts euf ietnem antiiB. 5u ftben fnS,
ftar tnbt lte9en seiaHen. Sto NOR niht
Au' 0auie unb Der Wpb ftiirmte aura
MohHbaufs Elmer Getfba, BEL Der man
Php perunatAete. Or maj tpirtlth bort.
1btr es selane bsr Geifbo, ben Der
BOIgttn au rettent 3niidsn stpei Der
bfyf@isbbnSen Mdnbe, ipte iopanifhe
Rduier fe baden, bsrfedte ne ben &C.
kttbttH, fttlte Dor BITE Dopp.lpanb ibr
@ab Fn, unb besann, Eptlstt. su ma
9<nj ala BITE NerfOIser tamsn, trfldrt.
t, saJto babe bas Saus IdHsit bsrlaFen.
Dtt Getfba pDr bamals 1T bic iebies
wterqRffs 5to.
Qs bkbe be san5s Gei&tmte das
pans hi ben Iesttn 80 Sabrsn ersShs
A., hsolte man mttt6etltn, mas aues
3yto fsftber getban. ETERNAL maj er
Wintfteprdfbent. u%nsdblige Male bas
rreben In anb.ren aabinetfsn Mtniner
9nb bet alien Reform.n iibte .r ben
Eobgebenbfsn GinfluB. Don Der
ms4tisteit unb benz Grfols f.iner bers
kpaligen Miffton sibt bic RoGri6t
ssunhs bab ibm Der aaifer DON Rorta
hsH Drben Der pflaumenblitbe Der,
Eispsn bat. etHe 4usssi9nuns, BITE fir
&~sip61Hlt9 nur tSnisli9sn perfon.n
u 9kef pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12

- Salt, cement. Sano, Sad.
teine, ~feusrfeite Steine uno TbDn.
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, DaGpappe.
Tbeer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentiu,
5arben. Glas &c. &c. itets oorrGtbio
bel s. 6. 7ieimant, BOG Dff.
Commerce StrnBe. @iebriee 8reiIe
CUTE Naare lomte CUTE uno reeae
Beoienung weroen earaniirt -
Telephon 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
Japans Bismor6.
@arqais Stus srOBe gsrbieuhe um
iein Waterlaub.

Stss geiitua tn &orsa-5es Bath BEE aI.
tstsn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Suseub Ses
iapamlidem sgefsrmtrs -seine 0~tettuns aus
2tbeassetabr.
Marquis 5irpbumi Sto, Der njapa=
nii9e 8ismard,1 Der fi9 bteIer Sage
I'M Quftrdse bss Mitabos mad aprsa
beseben bat, I'm bort ben @ernaltunes=
bienft mad iapaniidem Muiter gu re-
organifiren, 1T 5peifellos our 3eit Der
tbsbeutenbfte Staatsmann unb 3ugleid
cine Der tnterefanteit peri0nlidfei=
ten bes Oitaiiatiiden Snielreias. Gr
iit Der Qrdfibent beg in oiefen 5agen
oft %genannten rRotbs Der alteren
@taatsmGnner." elmer benz Yarla=
!mente unoerontportli9en 40rperfdoft
hsrporragenber Sapaner, tpelde benz
IRaifer beratbenb our Ssite itebt unb
beren nesatiDe 8raft in iebsm Sole
sntfheibenb gu tpirfen bermoe.
Marqufs 9trobumi Stu, ni4t gu
perpsdfeIn nit quito Sto, benz Stubs=
def Der iaponifden Slotte, purbe als
tIsiner @afaG bss Geubalberrn bon
Ghofdu I'm Geptember 1841 seboren.
Seine Susenb fiel in bic 3eit, no ii9
n Sapan bic erobe Repolution, bic
@bi@affuns bes Shosunats unb bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Der aleinisen Resie>
runs bes Maitabo bprbereitete. lin
len. 3eit eerietb StOs 2sbensberr nit
ben g%nsldnbern unb Mmeritanern in
Rpnflttt, inbtm Ct bic ibnen pom @bo.
gun ettpdbrte 9anbelsfrei6eit nidt re-
fpettsren tponte. Sto madte ibm be-
gseiflt9, bab er nit fsinen NIT pfsil
Anb 8ogen ausgeruiteten 9ruppen gez
gen bic mddtisen 6remben ni9ts aus
tihten iperbe, unb bab es beshalb uotbs
spenbig let, 5und9it tn bic frembs Melt
Der Meiben au seben, um bort au lers
men, 'ps man eine mpberne Mrmee
HHafft. Den Sapanern mar bur9 gse
deb bes Sbpguns bos Retien ing Ius<
lamb bel Iobesftrafe perbotsn. Sros<
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
LET ME- MOVE 1T.

can do it properly if it's movable
]. A. Rimes Transfer Co., formerly
with C. H. Medlock. now at III Whita-
ker street. Bell phone sO7. Ga. phone
1903. .a
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
Christmas Suggestions.

Diamond Rings in solitaires.
Rings in emerald, ruby, sapphire,
pearl, turquoise and opal combina-
tionS.
Diamond Earrings.
Brooches in diamonds, pearls and
enamels.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Watches.
Lockets and Charms.
Cuff Buttons and Studs.
Scarf Pins in beautiful and odd de-
signs.
Gents and Ladies' Signet Rings.
Fobs, Watch Chains.
Neck, Lorgnette and Bead Chains.
Hat Pins in gold and silver.
Genuine Tortoise Shell Back and
Side Combs.
Pearl Opera Glasses.
Gents and Ladies' Umbrellas.
Comb Brush and Mirror Sets.
Manicure Sets.
Silver Deposit Perfume Bottles.
Powder Boxes.
Shaving Sets, Military Brushes,
Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes.
Sterling Silver Novelties.
Cut Glass and Clocks.
A look is all we ask.
DeSbOuillOnS.
IL Broughton ST., East. New store.
Opposite Adler's Bell phone 1857.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

RANITZ-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. H. Ranitz are
invited to attend the funeral of Freda,
their infant daughter, from southwest
corner of Farm and Indian streets at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
SAULS-The relatives and friends of
Mrs. Margaret Steckels and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Sauls are invited to at
late residence, Best and Montgomery
streets, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in
terment Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
MEETINGS.

~>~-~~@-~-~-~~~~~-~>~N-~
ISH-ANIERICAN FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of the
above Society will be held at its hall,
corner Abercorp and Bryan streets,
to-day Sunday at 1890 o'clock
D. m. The reports of several impor-
tant committees will be read at this
meeting. A full attendance is earn
estly requested.
w. R. LEAKEN, President.
A. S. KENNICKELL, Rec. Sec.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
WELCOME Il OCHRISTMAs

And the holiday season, which means
to many the exchange Of gifts and re-
membranes. Be sure and call to see
our stock of holiday robes, in any style
and quality. Nothing more appreciat-
ed or more appropriate, whether for
auto, carriage or buggy user. Do not
buy until you have seen our stock Of
the latest. New York Robe Company's
production. Cohen -Kulman Carriage
and Wagon Company, sole agents.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11

O'DONOVAN-Died. at the Marine
Hospital in Memphis. Tenn, yesterday,
Saturday, Dec. 10, Mr.. John O'Dono-
van of this city. His remains will be
brought on here Savannah, Ga.) for
burial. Interment in Cathedral Gene
terry. Interment and funeral will be
private.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
MILITARY ORDERS.
MILITARY ORDERS
Headquarters

HeauQQarLeIS
Savannah Volunteer Guards,
Savannah. Ga, Dec. 10, 1904.
Orders:
The regular monthly meeting of this
corps will be held on Monday, Dec.
II, 1904, at $50 o'clock, p. m. Mat
ters of Importance will be considered
and acted upon, and all classes of
members are urged and expected to
be present. BY order of
MAI. WIN. B. STEPHENS,
Commanding.
Official. H. j. RICHMOND,
1st Lieut.. and Adjt.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
MARRIAGES.

CONSTANTINE-ALLAN - Married,
at St. Johns Chapel Of the Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception, Brook
lyn. N. Y. on Nov. o. 1904, Robert
Paul Constantine to Adelaide Gather
inc Allan.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE COMING OF CHRISTMAS

THE COMING OF CHRISTMAS
With the recurring question: What
shall I buy? is made easy by an In
spection of our stock. Never so COM
plete as now. We suggest early pur-
chases of holiday gifts, that your
choice may be made before the con-
fusion of the usual rush.
We will be open evenings.
THEUS & Co.
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12
The TOWN of

townof . of rial on the a sdevloJ the n of and to
  and In Anele the m tie side e Alamo" dnso f 
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 literature, mi
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12
U. ;. Land Otfice-tion. r. q. HaVens,
 Commissioner

Assgne. affidavit Edward X. DeBlois, assignee Ella \. Palmer, for \ l-2 sec 22 in l3.lt
 Appeal oi Linn Morrison from re- jecti"n ol application In hle Ou N It sec ly III l5-l5
 Ap,saI ui Lewis F.. Cooley from re- jrction ul application to file un F. l'2 "i \ F. l.4 r,.c 35, s F. l-4 oi . r. i-4 scr *G, and . N l-4 "i S W l-4 sev 25 m i5-l+
 D.syr, lnnd application Isaac N. Van Durim for N l-2"i . W i.4 ser -. ann W l.2 ui \ W l.i set 34 in lU.l3
 Application Ui Ella NJ Patterson for leave ot absence from hupes,rad \ W i-I sec 25 in 1918, for one wear
 Affidavit ui Y r kuccra ti api'llvI tion ui Barbara C kucrra to file on \ !. l-4 set i7 anl : r. l-l svc e III io-l3
 Homestead appI'ca,ion Ella l. Ih"n- as for \ W l-4 oi : N l-' sec 32 ln i4-l4
 Desert l4nd application Fret Curis- ten for W l2 "i = F. |, and . I.I... . N l-l sec l in ib- h
 -c..ud annual proof "i ChrI- I..rAs n, d lajU ivr \ l2 ol : l-i svc %u tn l6-H
 Apeal ni Estel s,urgill ir.m r.j.ciion uf application |" file un N W i-I see 2' m lt-li
 Appeal of Estcl Stursill from rvlcc- ,ion uf application |" iir "u Il. sert entry for \ r. l-I sec 26 in l4-li
 Sec,nd annual proof Benjamin '. Olmsied, d r l955 for \ l.2 ol \ lA seq Is in l4-i5
 First annual pro.i Joshua Bakcr. |" q 5373 for : F. l-i sec l7 iu i3-l3
 First annual pr,ui ol Richmond k Baker for |. l.2 ol N W lI aud N ui N F. i.4 s.c l1 in l3-l3
 S-c .nd anmual proof Abram ( Brown d ., 2O73 i.r S r. .4 sec 10 In l3-l4
 Third annual proof Walter NJ Cole. d r l5l4 for \ +. i-4 ui . F. l-i sec 7 in l5-l3
 Affidavit Wnl. M Forester. assi. ne' Walter NJ Cole, d e l5li, \ l-i ol F. l.i sec 2 in l5-l3
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12
Rate of Subscriptions in San Diego to
 Imperial Road
Incorporation Completed This Week Committee Investigating
 Here

probably before the Thursday mass meeting.
 LOS ANGELES MEETING
 Engineer WAmpaugh and other men from this city are present at meeting in Lus Angeles today of officials ot the California Development Company. the Imperial Water Company, and the Inn perial Townsite Company. A. h. H-ber has returned from the East ant is probably present. IL is expected that the amount that the companies will subscribe to the railruad pruPosi- tiou will be determined upon.
 s.p.E. COMMITTEES INVESTIGATING
 F. .. Jennings and J. F.. BiL! of the San Ditgu Eastern railroad committee are reported 10 be in the Imperial Val ley investigating the sentiment m favor of the Peoples proposition.
 Arrangements for the mass meeting at the First NJ. F.. church next Thurs day have been completed, and Willis George Emerson will be uue ot the principal speakers.
 REAL ESTATE MEN ARE IN ACCORD
 lUu'oul
 Willingness to place one-tenth to one quarter of their holdings al th" dispo- sition of the railroad committee uf the Peoples railruad, has been shown by several San Diego property owners. and if the spirit should spread, therc ls little doubt about the success ui the Peoples railroad. \. P. Johnson, "f the Union Title and Trust cnnpauy itas offered to give 25 per cent Of his present holdings to th. railroad corporations, arguing that fl the railroad Is built the other 75 per cent would b. worth double what it now is, and he would therefore make 5O per cent of his pres ent holdings by giving away 2o !T'r cent thereof.
 His argument was praise'l yesterday afternoon at the enthusiastic meeting of the real estate men at the r'On's "t the chamber of commerce. Tn dIrcc- tors room was filled, and that portion ,f the mineral exhibit room next the directors rvom was filled b.t~ cen the cas.-s.
 II. II. Himebaugh was selected as chairman, and F.. D. Johnson a. secre- tAry. F. M. Elliott WAS present and explained the proposition in it's en- tirety as it has been explained several times in these columns. He said that ! the general committee had selected sub committees, or, at least. chairn-u of subcommittee for each of the business ] interests in the city. and tho@e sub-com- mittses were getting to work. The
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12

l. PkksS
 r,ason that none had been selected ior the the real estate dealers was that there many. and that their interests were su large that the general committee had thought it best for the dealers Co select their own chairman and committee. men
 Mir. Johnson, Mr. Barr and others, spoke on the railroad question, and finally Mir. Artley m"vcd that they dispense with further talk. and prepare to subscribe. This motion was second. ed by K. ]. Walsh, And when stated, openrd the meeting for morc talk. There were many in favor of getting tn work immediately. Mir. Barr wanted to know who was behind the proposl. tinn for the construction ot the ruad, and Mir. Elliott assured him that the entire population of san Diego was be- bind it, and was going to make go of it.
 OFFERED TEX PER CENT
 G. Y. Gray made quite an extended talk on the subscription subject, and offered to donate 10 I-r cent ot all he possessed of san Diego county lots and lands to get the road. lfother property holders would do as much there would, he declared, be no need to think "f getting money from anywhere else with which tu build line to Yuma. \ part oi his address was follows:
 "Is Angeles lies sixteen miles back from the ocean, without any bay-n- climate, with only San Pe,lru slough, yet she has shown Us what work and enterprise united can du for city. sixteen years ago offered tn bet tl ,OOO with Los Angeles parties, that in ten years San Diego would be the larger plac. and l could then get no takers.
 Sixteen years aga stood up in our real estate exchange oi 6OO members, and uffered to throw In with the bal ance one tenth of my holdings |" keep San Diego from going down. The old timers scuffcd at the idea-oi going down.
 \ Chicago party had in our bay then a $50 O,OOO dredgrr and offered to put iu $5Oo QUO more fl hr r,uli get sonu con. c,.sslun on our water fruutagr-mo ex- clusiy. franchise. but oue tl'At all rail- r,ads could use iu coInmou. Major ' me for making Il proposition t' give away la this party from Chiclg', Any ot our immaculate. water frontage. We didn't have to give away anything but must he paid i"r the privilege, and We would soon see plenty seek ting these. privileges The result uf that old timers policy IS that our h"ltings are not worth today one-teutlI ui what they were then.
 Now, once again, our opportunity ls right herr. Chlcn. q, Minneapolis and other parties are on the ground. asking conversions; give tn zach a- he shows his honesty uf purpose. NIT Elliott E proposition, especially, one If the mes. nmiqne ever heard. making the con c,sslon tn ourselves, giving the p"ple the control. thereby the lever 10 keep down tn. rascals.
 Again offer to put in the value oi on.-tenth of my hohiing--ii all San Dieyaus will do this the result will be -a city without tax, controlling our own water system, our own electric plant, lighting and heating every home iu the city, furnishing electric Irpwer to every manufacturer, as Niagara d"es to Buffa- To. We have 'tter power than that
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12

Our people who have rallied so man fully to the support of the San Diego, Imperial Valley and Eastern Railroad will be glad to hear of its progress at the other end of the line.
 The San Diegan-Sun of Monday says;
 Subscriptions to the bonds and stock of the San Diego. Imperial Valley and Eastern Railroad are coming in now at the rate of about ts0. .000 I,er day, said a member of the Peoples Committee to- day, There are over one-hundrel sub scribers ai present, whose average sub scripsions aru over $50. Many ot them have of course subscribed for larger sums.
 LKrYKR TO vIxAxcE COMMITTEE Finance Committee, San Diego, Imper- ial Valley anu Eastern Ky.
 San Diego. Nov. :, 1904. Gentlemen of the Committee:
 You are earnestly requested to be present at the meeting Of this commit tee at the chamber of commerce tonight ct : go o'clock. Matters oi importance will come before this committee for consideration and . full attendance IS required. The chAirmen of the sub committees, having Tn charge the canvass of the commercial interests os the city, are also requested to be present and to report pru2ress m the line of their work One of the matters of most importance to come before your com mittee tonight is the acceptance of the 5000 subscription offered this commit tee by Mir. Nat. M. Titus. The terms named by Mir. Titus are not nnreason- able and If more subscriptions can be secured for the proposition now m hand by acce ptance of such subscriptions on a basis of construction work completed on the railroad, then your committee should take such actions as will enable all solicitors to accept subscriptions up on the terms namei by Mir. Titns. There are many other matters oi vast importance to the project which should have immediate consideration and we therefore again urge your presence at tonight's meeting. Cordially yours,
 FRANCIS M. ELLIOTT,
 Chairman Finance Com. A. F. JOHNSON, Secretary.
 WILL INCORPORATE THIS wKKK
 Chairman Elliott said that with the rate subscriptions are coming in there is no doubt but that tbs peoples prop osition can be incorporated this week
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12

right here in San Dirgn slun tu lc de. veluird. and we cuu own and cuutrul it. Every ranclbcr on this side the noun tain slope can us~ this power to irrigatc his now dry fields and orchards.
 "Wilh this one-tenth donated to our- selves the people of this county can own their own franchises and operate them instead oi granting them tu the soulless corporations.
 WOULD oIvE 4 ToUErH
 Mir. GrAy's address was well received, and there were requests that it he print cd Mf. Elliott announced that in con nection with the very generous offer of Mir. Gray, therr was similar offer in something like the same tcim~ from X. F. Johnson. oi the Union Title and Trust Co. Mr. Johnson had offered tO give 2j Icr cent. ot what hc Owue'l, knowing that the other 1j rr cent. would h. equal lo Rt least ljO per cent. of the full value uf lis property ii the ruad was buill.
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12
WILL INCORPORATE THIS wEKK

Chairman Elliott said that with the rate subscriptions are coming in there is no doubt but that tbs peoples prop osition can be incorporated this week ,
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12
HOltSille

Don't buy any lumber till you ask ns about prices. j. F. Boyd Lumber Co.
The Imperial press., 1904-11-12

The PRESS does artistic job printing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-13
A. K. RITCHIE & COMPANY
AGENTS FOR sUTTERICK'S PATTERNS
NOTICE!
STATE OF VERMONT
BENNINGToN COUNTY
Remington * Glastonbury Company
vs..
Bennington & W1odfo-d Electric Rail
way Company, ct ais

whereas. the Court OF Chancery under the
hand of LOyeaud Alui son, Chancellor, has
made a, order directed 10 r. l.. Waterman.
special Master In sail cause, which order Is In
wOrus an hgures following
Upon reading considering the tOregOin &
Application il is hereby ordered that said re-
port be ie-cOmmtted to said Special Master,
that salt Special Master he aud h. reby is direct
ed 10 hear ana determine the amount due each
creditor of said Bennington 4 NoUdtOrd Elec-
trh' RN lway Company a ii Benz lngt1n Wood.
ford Construction and Improvement Company,
together with fact reltu 10 the claimed
pfo.lues. II AN, Of such Crv lOrA. and make
report thereof Ia this tUuil un or before March
10Th TO- /, that for that purpose said Special
Master IS hereby directed to give notice to all
creditors of said Btn inBtOn WOOdiOrd Elec-
trio Ry Co.. aud BENIN gtOn y WppQlVTd Con.
StructlOn und Improvement Co of the time nd
place when and where lac viii hear. consider
AMI determine the claims Of AL sue creditors
together with tn facts relating TO the GAINED
priOrlteS Of any such AIMS 10y publication In
the Banner X ReiOrmer newspaper pub i>hed
Ut BenAi' gtOn la Id county ul Bennington,
Tor three eekS SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which
publications shall not be- less than six DAYS
prior to the date fixed for said hearing. and 6y
mail a copy OF the notice as puuilsht d To each
known eredi or OF each of said companies at least
n teen days before the date of said hearing, and
IL Is further ordered that AL creditors am per.
Sous having claims against either or both SAID
bennington Wood Or, Electric R'y Co. and
Bennington q Woudford Construction and i'm
.
claims TO said Special nHsler for determination
and al Owahce on or before the az fixed by
said notice for such hearing shall be forever
barred OF am and AL right ami cause of action
against either the said Bennington WOOdiord
Electric Ry Co. ana Benning ton & WOOdiOrd
Construction and Improvement Co., and that
notice OF said Special Master shall contain the
substance OF this order"
Now then, pursuant to the foregoing order
the creditors oil the Bennington & WOOdfOrd
i3 Railway Company and The creditors of
the Ben iugtOn WOOdlOrd Construction and
improvement Company, and each OF them are
hereby notified that viii attend at the ONCE of
Barber s Darling ia Bennington. Verm mt, ON
the 25th day oil + bruary, 1904 at ten u'c ock In
The forenoon 10 hear the evidence In support of
said claims. as may be presented by said cred-
tors together with the fats relating TO the |
claimed priOritieS Of any such claim pursuant
~ the foregoing order.
Given under my hand al Bennington, Yer !
mont, this LIST day of February, 10 4.
f. L. WATERMAN,
81 Special Master.