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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
NEWS FROM NATIONAL CAPITAL
President Making Arrangements Cor
Transfer In Diplomatic Corps.

President Making Arrangements Cor
Transfer in Diplomatic Corps.
Washington. Feb. Ill reAdent
Roosevelt has finally arranged for the
transfers in the high European diplo-
matte posts which he oontemplates
putting into force on March T. Am.
bassador Mccormick, OF ST. Peters
burg will become ambassador to
France. George Meyer. ambassador
TO Italy, replaces Mccormick Hen
ry White, secretary of the embassy at
London, will be ambassador TO Rome,
Italy. Henry L. Wilson, at present
minister to Chill, viii be minister to
Birmingham. Eng. succeeding Law
renee Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, who
retires.
Judge Swayne was present with his
attorneys when the senate met today.
When the hour arrived for recon.
vening the senate as an impeachment
court. Senator Plat Comm took the
chair. and the sergeant-at-arms made
the usual proclamation imposing ST.
lence on pain OF Imprisonment.
The house today proceeded TO con
slider the matter of pension bills,
The house committee on ways and
means, authorized a favorable report
on the tariff bill for the Philippines.
The bin Is a complete revision, the
duties collected by the Philippine gov.
eminent on imports from ali countries.
and the schedules as prepared By Sec.
rotary Taft were not amended In any
material particular
Augustus l. shafer was hanged to.
day here IN the jail for wife-murder.
He killed his wife last August The
prisoner smiled as he walked to the
scafold.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

Berlin. FEB IL Emperor WILLIAMS
has given his support % a moys 10
allow ohcem % drink toasis 60 Watet
0r n0naic0houc beverages D.
Adoiph Banzer. OF Munich. q membef
% ths goclsiy AGAINST fhe Misuse d
ap.rnuol Liquors ashed If 0hceri
might n0t friuE i0affs iH water Tha
Praaslan minister of var replied that
be- mslesya command ths departmeai
10 inf1rm l.m lbHt 'n4 competition eu
bats 10 barhfe 0f foaaiB iu alcoholic
drinks. ana tbag Dc may bs left 10 tha
movement f4w u progress 10 advances
ttia IDEA la Az c.fe.ea"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
BRITISH HIGH COURT
REVERSES DECISION
Greene and Gaynor Must Come
Back to Stand Trial.
INDICTED WITH CAPTAIN CARTER

These Men viii Now Be Tried in the
United States Courts for Embsz,
element and Dsfraudlns the Gov.
eminent.
London, Feb. 10-(Delayed in Trans
mission The privy council rendered
It's decision this morning in the
Greene-Gaynor case, in favor Of the
american government.
The council reversed in two judg.
ments of Justice Caron, of Quebec,
Aug. 1s. 1902, and ordered the respond
ents to pay the costs OF the appeal.
The councils decision caustically crit
fcises the action Of Justice Caron in
releasing Greene and Gaynor, and Ca.
Ton's Extraordinary Intervention, .
and adds:
Where a prisoner Is brought be.
fore a competent tribunal charged with
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

MNnaHkee. wis. Fsb. DO faif9'
man Joan Roach a frosted msmoel
Of shs Milwaukee. police iJfcr i'r li
years. has beeo sffes.ed 1y ieteciitf
Pred Peek b,s bDthef.n-Ity. i'f paf
diary Toe policeman catered taa
grocery store ~ George % Aetormaa
stle 81 iaty ruesfaY aisat an1
49, eserht atbs cash ffom ihe ti't
49, tss aa nat1 Nife ant sega1
shHsren llfar OBJ #auea sg@hae TIE
49,. ef6er ~ mDeor.Eg tae s'es
~. az lura hnaF afe aaf y base
~ ~ ~ fabttfF nearh efr1fl
t,Hlr Ia eeftrai police titHan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
EwsEzzLrnrxr CHARGED
Yssas Aiabsmlsn Arrested IN WI
deais. ca

fetda Afabamian Arrested ln Val
deaia. ca
Nafgrfs Ca FEB ~ Wmesn
BNeaif 81, fgJesfgld itd ~ MoBt
e1Eerg. Ais Has arrefte1 tafa this
Afternoon oa a charge ~ harsnr en
bertiel $50 ifom parties is fhe fofmef
ciiy The loy aas takae ~ ent,0Gr
al le fifcpel ffgn isf tft.a ~ tha ~
% or enc Hrssr'a Of ftierran fr0n
ifqu M0lie9n He hal fgsl Is
ka perles enc cltlm naf ~ 80
trce of co. neaeF uas af1tfn from
h.1 st Dofhtr Aa chile a. ual
afieer ie ite railroad Hs.Hte room
FounE EEceu o. bnatf fsraf ~
fs,lFssi ioeEaF loT sfn srerae1 49,
~ foaa a1raaaee ff nftr 4
tat 81 o. sell taqan tserr
sxsaf t Netfsang
~ etsf 81 poke ~ itaf eir ur
trFFe eaiag nF q tu
q gHsr Ite alftf m ssh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
BROTHERS CHARGED
WITH TRIPLE MURDER
Their Victims Were Found Com
pletely Beheaded,
RossERY &c supeOsEO AUS


But Prisoners Were Bound over BY
Verdict Of coroner's Jury-Faths'
Had sold Farm for Sum Of Money.
Marion. Ark, Feb, il.--JohR and Al
bert Boylan are Ia jail charged with
numbering father, mother and broth
err. The crime occurred on farm
tenanted by the family. Robbery Is
supposed 70 have been the cause, the
sons knowing that their father had re
Gently sold his farm Tor a good round
sum, part OF which Il was thought he
had with him.
The crime was discovered by John
Garrett, who, riding by the Boylan
home, saw the body OF Rush Boylan
lying in the front yard, decapltated
AS soon as he entered the yard eyi
Sence OF a fierce struggle met his vi
sion, Rush Boylan's head lay TO one
side. where Il had rolled when sew.
cred by an AK. the instrument used IN
executing che three murders. In the
doorway was the mangled and decapl
tated corpse Of the motor, her cloth
ing torn aud covered with gore. She
had evidently died resisting blows.
Garrett went through the house
looking FOR the old man. who &c knew
well, as he did every member OF the
family In the kitchen, on the floor
we're the remains OF his friend, his
head also severed from tho body M
the same yard with this tenement Of
murder was the homo Of John and A.
bert Boyian. eldest sons Of Albert BOY
Ian. Their homo IA IA speaking dis
lance OF their fathers,
All the evidence was circumstantiai
A verdict Of murder va returned By
the coroner's Jury. and the two boys
we're accused Of the crime, They were
bound over TO the next term OF court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
WOMAN saAvEsr OF ALL.
After Captain Of Scat Became Ex
hausted, She steered Craft.

After Captain Of Scat Became Ex
hausted, She steered Craft
Halifax, n. s., Feb. 1.-THE second
boat from the wrecked Furness Line
steamer Damara reacher port Thurs.
day. Il contained Captain Gorst ten
OF the ships crew. and three passen'
gers. One OF the latter was wo.
man. and 20 her presence Ia the boat
the men attribute their safety
Though ~ hours IN the open boat
with the temperature az deblow zero.
and a mighty gale lashing the sea, the
gallant sailors bent 10 their oars.
While Mrs. Prowse, bearing up under
the ordeal with heroic courage,
oheorcd them az their task.
A score OF times they were almost
overcome by the cold Waves re-.
peatodly dashed over The boat the
water freezing ss IL fen and turning
the sailors into statues Of See. Capialn
Gorst became 90 numbed that the tt
Ter dropped from biz hand. and ARA
ProWse seized tho line herself and
guided the boat IN its hoarirending
progress toward shore.
When GEAR TIE landing 90 Pleasant
Point whence The news 81 their arriv
Al was ielephoned today, The sailors
we're 80 worn ont that they could nos
force the boat through the snff and
the men on shore Wade1 and dragged
the LnrL d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

W. NWIH WI fNNIhAaa WV tfiaNf
Wash.agioa. Ffb ll-Iustica Har
iaa has doaied lho application f0f 3
Nrt 81 error lb the McCBe caae
E1Wafd MeCue and Mr Rhodes
brother aBt slater Of , Samuel Mecas
and the s,ter daughter nHby. visited
che governor of Virginia fodsy bBI
iae result b agt announced tt u
not thought csc executive 500 iafst
fore
Mrcueo attorney D. ua'ilag fo lsf
report ~ three physicians. hfum
AieHanlua Wast.eElon and ffrler
iciabgfg. io esanlae McCle. al t1 sah.
HT ~ ihey gNam me report thaf
he "a .Haanr ttey All spgly to fae
governor 30 a fetlp'e They hags %
score fsc1fa from 5 aesisp State lae
Dfai Al % fhf InsaaifY apd treatment
~ ita hAef 400 Efaadmolhef ~ 30
Crf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

Refund Uncle SANS Part IN Putting
Down Boxers Uprlsing.

Refund Uncle SANS Part IN Putting
Down Boxers Uprlslna.
Washiugton d. C.. Feb li-gecre
tary Hay with the prosldenra approx
Al. has practically decided that tho
s22,000,o00 which China paid 10 this
country for the expense L was put le
IN aiding IN the suppression Of the
Boxer uprising. viii be returned "a
China after The war. Mr Hay fears
that V returned before the end OF the
war ,t might produce Jealousy amOna
the neutral powers. which might az
feet hh plan for the preseryation Of
China.
This g0TerHmont'a total award IN the
settlement OF the Boxer trouble was
t2f0e0.009 % which 5000, 900 was fof
the payment OF claims of citlzens and
missionary societies and most OF ne
latter has been paid out
Mr Hay believes that tho money
can be returned 20 China without q
apcc'ai sel o. eongreE5, and be- oonrlg
sFa thar this country q rot honestly
entitled 10 a. because b was spent ~
protecting American cititeas and their
rights from az uprising fof which chi
ga was noi responsible
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

So. Poter5hurg, Feb. 1.-THE entire
force OF the PutIlod and Franee.Rus
sian Iron Works struck today hecausa
they were unable 30 agree With thd
management on an oighl-hour day
Twelve thousand men arc ont 0u
strike Several other factories have
increased The wages OF The men 20 rs
and prevent them from quitting work,
but their action has been condemned
by che other concerns.
Tho strlkcra began paradIng tha
streets IN an attempt to induce othes
mon employed TO quit work. but tha
troops lmpoded their progresa aud
finally dispersed thom,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

been returned were denied by Justice
Caron. After long legal eontroyer
sy Gaynor and Greene obtained their
liberty within the limits OF the prov
ince Of Quebec, The United States
government then appealed to the privy
council OF England, the highest cour,
In that country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

When Hs Goes 70 Brsahhltl County "a
Give Ills Testimony.

Give his Testimony
Lexington, KY, Fob. II Attorney
y. n Jouott. representing Mra Ar
brella mmcam Ia her damage suit
against che llargIa family and others
has stated that Governor neekham
would be asked for a battalion o. sol
dlofs 10 escort Nose Fcltuor 10 Jack
son on tho 20th OF ellis month al whica
limo he ia 90 appear before the clrcull
court 10 an6wor 10 the Indictment fof
killing Jesse Fields. ll Is said that
Foltnor IA IN constant fear Of bodlly
harm. and refuses 20 sit near win
dow Ia the house OF Sir piEs. where
De- q Kept under surveillance Afloi
giving hls dispositions Foliner said
Il have told me truth bni { knD#
I vii be shot for a. am s0lng %
b. Killed aud mark shat tell You"
u wa inside known today that th8
lottsr which Lewis Hayes slipped iuta
BIZ pocket told hlm 10 go tho righi
thing" and stated that he would BE-
protected n aiF0 sad mat n be made
any depoaltloua BE- could not oHlg
have 10 stand trial for killing Fieida
but FOR Killing Tom Frazier and f9i
rgbblnG The malls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

LODI, Feb. 1.-THE strikers ara
again gathering about the mills today
threatening destruction More troops
have arrived aud blOodshed Is expect
ed hourly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
wIFEMuRoEaaa nseuE AANoEr
Confessed 70 Crime Before Ne Ascend
ed 70 the scaHoid.

Chafiolietulle. Va Ftb ILL
Samuel McCao. former mayor of tbe
cts Of Charlottesville. waa hanged
today Tor the murder Of bic eiie
Mecu9 confessed % numbering BIS
wife before ascending tbe seae0l6 say.
ms thai be- eas .mpeitd 10 commit
che crime by an oWi genius over which
be had no control
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13

an extraditlon offense and Is remand
ed for the express purpose Of afford.
ing the prosecution an opportunity Of
bringing forward evidence whereby
the accusation IS 70 be supported n Ia
such a case upon a writ OF habeas cor
pus a learned Judge treats a remand
warrant as q nullltiy and proceeds %
adjudicate the case as though the
whole evidence was before him. Il
would parayze the administration Of
justice and render g impossible for
proceedings in extradItlon 70 be ef
fective"
The decision simply reverses jus
toe Carons judgments and leaves
Greene and Gaynor under remand as
before Justice Caron interviewed.
History Of the Case.
John r. Gaynor and BENJAMIN d
Greene. we're indicted Ia savannah,
Ca, Dec. s. 1899, charged with embez
element and defrauding the Uniied
states government together With Cap
tain oberlin NJ. Carter 10 the per
formance Of government contracts for
the improvement Of the savannah rir
er and other river and hsrbor WORK
IN that district. the llicii pru1tl being
estimated AZ s. 900 900
Gaynor and Greene were arrested 81
New York. They contested EXTRACT
tion 20 Georgia aad when the Uu.iei
states comm lsEiouer decided ttat ihfJ
must 90 90 that state and plead % the
indictments they fcd % Casada- They
had been al liberty on $4,000 bail
each. ana ths was Forfeited En1fif
10 axradlte Cayuor aut Greene from
Montreal werc progre sing iat1faDi5
anl the sxtradiioa coumIs1.oa vas
altunr n Mortrcai whea GayDor aaa
Greene uent o. QEehec A qlssuua
arose as 90 Whether thrg could ff
brought back and detectives Eilapes
them and took them % Mo1iraa-
Thers vas hlg legal aEti over tA.i
act0a and q Quebec Gtge issued o
wit q habeas corpaa ra.ca va
served 90 ere laI AZ Mo1iftal uto e.
lgersd re tte prse1e u.ltaai r1ta
catla1 60 the sr,rat.toa tra4aal aaf
ptgnaies tten 81 D. wthri 1arE q
Qeete 1fta o. g1srh fec Hrf o.
bstf cerru wM atea tT t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-13
OVER ONE HUNDRED
STRIKERS ARE KILLED
Disturbances In Russia Are
Renewed With Vigor.
srRIKERs cONaREoArINo AoAIN-

Twelve Thousand Men strike at BID
Iron Works In ST, Petsrsbura--seW
sral Factories Increased Wages "a
Prevent Trouble,
wRrsaws FEB. ii,--oyer 100 strikers
were Killed or wounded In front OF
the big ircn works last night at Sos.
nogice,
The strikers had attempted to put
out the tlrcs IN the furnace when the
troops fired several shots
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
Drilling Resumed.

Manager Henry Hay received word
from Driller George Eldred Wednes-
day announcing that drilling had
been resumed on the Union No. 2
Monday and IL feet was made that
day.
The drills were too large for the
casing now in bottom Of well, hence
the late stoppage in work, and for a
time it was thought new drills would
have to be procured, but after re-
ducing the size Of the box on the
drill-stem with cold chisels, drilling
was resumed as noted above.
Everything now seems all right
and barring the-ever-liable-to-hap-
pen accident tangible results ought
to be near at hand.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
IS IT A PLEASURE TO DEP
A London Writer co.b.t. II. idea
That 1t Is AGoni.ing to shuMe
or This Mortal Coll.

The popular idea that the act of
dying is a painful process often
causes a fear of death. But death
diseases is usually preceded by .
period of cessation from suffering
and partial or complete insensibility.
resembling falling asleep or the
pleasant gradual unconsciousness
caused by an anaesthetic, according
to writer in the London Spectator.
The common phrase death agony"
Is not warranted by what occurs in
natural death. which is complete re-
lief from all pain. When death is
Sng to heart failure or syncope
it is sudden and painless-perhaps
pleasant. Death by hanging, there is
reason to believe, is attended by a
voluptuous spasm. Death by decapi-
tation or electricity is only mo-
mentary shock. hardly felt. Death
by poisoning varies in painfulness 'ac-
cording to the poison employed.
Opium and other narcotics probably
give a painless. perhaps a pleasant,
dreamful death. Hemlock, as we
know from the account of the death
0 Socrates, causes a gradual insen-
sibility from below upward. On the
other hand. arsenic. strychnine, car
bolic and mineral acids, corrosive sub
Innate. tartar emetic, and other me-
tsIlic poisons inflict slow and tortur-
if,p death. Prussic acid and cyanide
~ notassium cause quick and painful
death
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
]. S. Needham
TAILOR
Clothing made to order,
cleaned, pressed
and repaired.
KAIsERIN NO HOUSEWIFE.
Dinners Ordered BY the Emperor,
But the Empress sopevvises
the Dressmakis6.

1t is q popular custom to represent
the German empress rs being above all
a good "hausfrau" and one interested
in little else than household manage
ment. This tradition. says the New
York Tribune. is viewed with n certain
amusement in nristocratic Berlin cir
cles. The fact is that the empress has
so little to do With the housekeeping
of the palace at Potsdam hat she rele-
gates to the emperor the daily task of
receiving the official whose duty it is
to supervise the management Of the
royal household.
1t was the consort Of the late En-
peror Frederick, born princess royal of
England. who first took personal charge
of the Prussian royal establishment.
The greatest extravaganza and waste
prevailed before she and her practical
husband took the matter in hand and
effected sweeping reforms. Their ex-
ample is followed by the present en-
peror. who never gives The simplest din
ner party without first calculating the
exact cost per guest.
The li',lr daughter of the emperor is
receiving a careful education in all do
mestic branches. but the empress takes
no interest in any except that of dress
making. Most of her own and her
daughters dresses are cut and made un-
der her supervision. A large staff Of
needlewomen are employed. and one
French or Nienuese model gown is often
copied in a number of different colors
aud fabrics. The empress dresses with
much elegance. but she has no particu-
lar reputation for originality.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28

The Pueblo Chieftain, like the Ad-
vocate, voted for Jim Peabody, but
now that he has been declared count
ed out he should retire like IL man.
If the Republican party had nomi-
mated . man like Hon. Frank G..
Cloudy for governor there would be
no cause for a contest at this time.
Now that the leaders forced Peabody
onto the party and he was defeated
they should withdraw him from
general circulation."-Gran County
Advocate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

To Clyde Straughn: You are hereby noti-
fed to build and construct a sidewalk In
front of Lot 3, Block ~: the width of said
sidewalk, four feet wide, CONSTRUCTED of
two inch lumber. The stringers under said
sidewalk to be "a or l8 feet long. And you
are hereby notified that unless you con-
struct said sidewalk fronting the lot owned
by you within thirty days Of the time of
the service OF this notice or in default there
Of, the same will be put down by the town
of Meeker and the costs thereof charged
against your property, to be collected In the
same manner ns other taxes are collected,
with ten per cent interest thereon to defrny
costs Of collection.
BY order of Board OF Trustees.
Dated at Mecker, Colo, this 2ith day OF
January A u 10j. 12S-h
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
A DISAPPOINTED REPORTER
why One Call on Miss Grace Dodge
Was All Thnt She Cared
s4- to Make.

A woman newspaper reporter, VINO
is now wcIl-known author. once
called upon Miss Grace Dodge. the
millionaire organizer and head of the
New York Working Girls clubs. who
is also the author CT "A Bundle of Let
tiers to Busy Girls" says the Philndei-
phia Post. The servant looked sym
pnthetically at the reporter. invited
her into the house. took AWAY her wet
rubbers and shoes and brought dry
ones, an act which flied the visitors
heart with joy. Then she brought
cup of tel; and some biscuit.
After long wait. Miss Dodge came
in.
Are you n reporter" she asked
the newsgatherer. "ies? | am very
sorry you should have come up here
this rainy day to see me. You know.
l never talk about my plans for pub
lication, but we can have just as nice
n time talking about books and pic
lures. Won't you have another cup
of tea? Must you be going? l am
very sorry. Wait minute and have
the coachman drive you to your Of
fee or your home. Come up some day
when we can have more time. and I'll
tell you all about the Working Girls
clubs, but of course you won't print
any of it,"
The reporter rode home. but she
didn't call again-nt least, not on
business.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
A BuNco POST OFFICE.
How Arcadia. a new York Town.
YsaAA Its Way lnto the Post
~, NlRea. GDlAs npeig. -.

After an existence OF nearly 60 years
a little post office In New York state
that had its origin in sort of political
bunco game has ceased TO be. says the
Buffalo Courier. September Is Arcadia
post office, which wns located in New
ark, despite the fuct that Newark
also had its own village posi- office. was
officially closed by the government and
Postmaster John Dillenbeck turned
over the property TO Postmaster Rich-
ard p. Groat, of the Newark office.
Away back in 1910. so tradition runs.
Roderck Price. who wanted TO see Ar
cadia grow TO be u great town. made a
visit to Washington with l.. L. Rose. an
other Arcadia merchant. and labored
hard to get post Office established at
Arcadia. In their petition they seemed
or four miles from Newark. but over the
figure ~" in fine lettering. was the fig
ure 49," so TINT the petition really
stated hat Arcadia was % or 3-4 miles
distant from Newark. Three-quarters
of n mile is the actual distance.
The post office officials failed to de-
tect the little figure. and Arcadia Sc
cured her post office. Ever since then
mail has come daily to the little post
Office for dispatch to the towns round
about, Newark post Office receiving the
village mail. On the maps Arcadia APP
pears as a separate village. but as a
matter of fact it has been part of
Newark npnrly 80 ypars
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
MEEKER, COLO, SATURDAY. JANUARY g. 1906.

Wonder how Republican election
purists who have been holding up
their hands in holy horror over al
legged Democratic election rascality
In Denver will view recent dis
closures In Pueblo? The Pueblo
county grand jury, composed of six
Democrats and six Republicans, has
unearthed worse ballot-box rascality,
perpetrated under the auspices Of the
trueiy good (0 G. o. p. In the Steel
City, than ever occurred under Demo-
cratic rule In Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

To Father Ed Downey: You are hereby
notified to build and construct Il sidewalk
beside Lot l, Block 81: the width OF said
sidewalk, four feet wide, constructed Of
two inch lumber The stringers under said
sidewalk to be y Or 10 feet long. And you
struct said sidewalk beside the lot owned
by you within thirty days Of the time of
service of this notice or in default thereof.
the same will he put down by the Town OF
Meeker and the costs thereof charged
against your property to be collected in the
same manner rs other taxes are collected,
with ten per cent interest thereon to defrny
costs of collection.
BY order Of Board OF Trustees.
Dated at Meeker, Colo, this 24th day OF
January, A ID lD06. j2S-f
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-01-28
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

To F. NJ. Sterry: You are hereby notified
to build and construct a sidewalk in front
Of Lot ), In Block 81: the width OF said sid'-
walk, four feet wide, constructed Of two
inch lumber. The stringers under said
walk to be IA to ID feet long. And you are
hereby notified that unless you construct
said sidewalk fronting the lot owned by
you within thirty days Of the time of ser
vice Of this notice or In default thereof, the
same Will be put down by the Town OF
Meeker and the. costs thereof charged
against your property to he collected In the
same manner nS other taxes are collected,
with ten per cent interest thereon to defrny
costs of collection.
By order of Board of Trustees.
Dated at Meeker, Colo, this 2ith day OF
January A ID 1905. j2S-f