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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
4gS. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice II hereby given that G. G. Rountrce
purchaser haif of Tax Certificate No tOiG
dated the ith day OF Nov, 4. ID. iSe5 has uled
SAID q, ttllicute la INV Office. and has made ap-
plicatiOn for tax deed 20 issue IN accordance
with Law. Said certificate embraces the FOL
lowing described property situated Ia Alachua
county, Florida, towit
SEX Of swa see 81. TIP ~ X -
The said land being assessed ~ the date OF
the issuance OF such certificate Ia the name Of
James Jones
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed ac.
corlinR Ia Law tag deed " ill issue thereon On
the tth dAy of NAV. A. u. 400.
Witness my oficial signature aud seal this
the ist day OF April. a. ID iRS
= ". WIENGES,
I'D Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
nEFu UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
49,. LAWS 90 FLORIDA
Nuuce 8, hereby given that T. " stephens.
purchaser 81 Tax CcTtthcatr No - dated
the aru dat ci JuN n iti has nlrd
said certificate in ms once aud has made All
t'llcatton TOT tai deed To issue iu accordance
win laS SAID ccrtincatc embraces ihe FOB
los inc described prutert, STATED Iu AIachga
Counts Florida tuwit
SuN OF NWs sec 2 TT r. -
The ~ah land hcIng Assrs~rti AZ the date 81
The ts>l auce Of sach certificate .u he nauc OF
Mr. Martha tfndafVi~
lulc~s SAID ccrtiAchte ,ha. no redeemed ae.
cofding tu laW TAI deed " i. issue thereon ca
the I'm of MaY A u 'ah
Witn~-s co., vricia. signature ard sea. thl,
INC ear Ga, OF Apu. A u 80
n NItNtE~
tJ '.rrs Jlrrai Conr A.schua 90 "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
SUCCUMBS TO DEATH
Famous Actor Has Passed To
The Great Beyond.
iNTERMENr At BUzzARD's BAY

His Condition Was Thought to BE In.
proving When the Change Came Sud.
denIy--Hs Was Beloved BY All the
People.
West Pain Beach, Fla, Aurll 25y-
Joseph Jefferson died at his home,
THE Reefs" at Palm Beach, Fla. at
6:1b O'clock Sunday. The end came
after a day OF unconsciousness and
after a heroic struggle Of days which
had exhausted his vitality. At his
deathbed were his wife, his sons Chas.
b. and Frank Jefferson; his nurse
Miss Mabel Bingham; DR.. X. b. Potter
and his faithful old servant, Karl Ket
tier.
The end was not a surprise to his
family. Ever since his last sinking
spell which came after a rally on
Thursday morning. and which was fol.
lowed by an apparent improvement un.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
PETITION roR ELECTION

To the Honorable Board OF Public Instruction.
of Alachua County. Florida
We the undersigned taxpayers aud voters
residing In the territory described a. follows
Al of sections ~ IS aud ~ TOW nship : Range,
Is East also I'll OF SecuOas J. $50 TO- IN
aud ". ToWnshlp Range u East. also All OF
sections " - ~ p. -. ~ n. .e and a. Town.
ship Range ~ East Also al Of Township :
Range N East except sections ~ ~ 81 and
A2 do most respectfully petitiou your honofa.
ne BODY 70 cal an election 90 desermlne
whether Nc above described territory shall
become a special Tax school District for the
purpOSe ~ lcvytug and collrcting a District
schoN. IA. for abe exclusive Use 81 pubHs, free
Schoo., within this district keSpcctfnly NIB
mitted
J. Z. u Thomas 4 L Thomas J X rbomas
W f1vc A Thomas n Lang Al
slaughter. Charles Fletcher
Note The above petition wiu 10 nr,.,n,sa
90 the hoaru 81 lNhlc tustruction 81 Alaehua
county ou Tue-isT Ma e.d is6
NOTICE uF APPLICATION FuR TAX
uFEp TNpER SECTluN Oh CHApsTER
49, LAWS uF FLORIDA
Not~r b. h~rcbv si,ct thai Hear, G Nar,tn
pafcha~cr u' Ia tefiftratc ~ tlO dated
ne 20 da' ~ July 4 n Iss has alec A.
rrruhratc Ir uH ufrce and bas made atsit.sa-
tJn for "a decd Co ,s,se ~ a-rardah.,e sith
as ~ad cs~ttncst~ eutrse~s the folio uin.
ur-'tibct tFut'~ri1 ctaaied In Alarhaa eo1r-
fF Eurifa. touu
- 81 So o. ~, >ec % n, - RaaEr
g. fasi = srrrs
IT, ,an and bcilz a..,.ssrsi a. 80 cate o.
ne .s-lAnrr ui slch crrtiacatr iu 10 aane o.
D lradv
ulrss sad rert.n~at~ ttal - redeemed ~
'urd ~ 90 -aa tat tr-yi 60 lssae thereun oe
~ ga d. - MAJ 4 N 900
Nturrs RI, orc.a. sart-at4fr ant "a thfs
the -. tay OF Aprt a 70 80
n WtENEIls
'rTs A'raf Cont Aiacbaa co I1a
IT, Hrr = tfrves n a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

a l-r~pas .uaehtcS - - sEts a U.a
-.s eat crcfttSr~ isgatees t.strth4trcs snli
Z nrt~r t.cf.srns haFizf r.airus go trtuaacs
q. "a 80 80 estate ~ = a l,isitiiuEs tss-c asrd
49, NFrrts uutGrf n O. rrruf taeE 81 the 80.
ccrslst.f-t uttkf1 tuo ears
Ma--a D a. EINrNn NDYIE
Neul-l,irt,r % ~ Eststs - : "A Guadl.rs.
ees'rksrt 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

Notice II hereby given that n T. Hall
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No. 3l5
dated the ID day OF July. A. ID. 1870 Ia,
filed said certificate In my once. and ha,
made application for tax deed To issue In ac
cOrdance with law. said certificate embrace,
the following described property situated In
Alachua county, Florida, tOwit:
SEA Of Sch OF SEA OF Sea Section Il. To-
"a. II. ~
The said land being assessed az the date Of
the issuance OF such certificate In the name
OF n. r Davis
Unless said certificate SHAH be redeemed
according 20 law, tax deed will issue thereon
on the ID day OF May. A. II. ia6.
Witness my Oftical signature and seal this
the 2Dth day OF March. A. y 1910
=. II. WiENGES,
I'd Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION on CHAPTER
49, LAWS OF FLORInA

Notice II hereby given that Nathan Rawls.
purchaser of Tax Certincate No IN
dated the 5th day OF july, A. II lRe
has nlCd said certificate In my once and
has made application foe tar deed To issue In
accordance With law. SAID ccrtihcAte EN-.
braces the iolloSing described property stu.
Atcd In Alachua county, FiortdA. toNit
Nek Ot SWt sec. = Tp u. X ~
The aaid land being ASSESSED At the date Of
the issuance OF such certificate In the name OF
JAk H. Colgate
Unless Sad certificate shall b. redeemed &c
cordtng ~ law tax deed Will issue thereon on
the shth day Of Nav, A u 1910
Witness INV otlciAl signature and sea- this
she sl>t day uf April A. ID lao
\. u. WtENJES
III Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co. pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

4Ss. LAWS OF FLORIDA.
Notice Il hereby given that Wade & Bell.
purchasers OF Tax Certificates No ~ &P1. dated
the "a day OF July, A. d. 1877. have died said
certificates In my ONCE, and have made applica.
ton for tax deed 70 issue In accordance with
law. Said certificates embrace the following
described property situated In AlHchua coun.
IS. Florida, tOwit
NwA OF SwA and Ne'a OF SwA Section a.
To 10. X 49,
The said land being assessed at the date OF
the issuance nf such certificates In the name
OF John Friel and Unknown.
Unless said certificates shall he redeemed ac'
cordinR 10 law. tax deed will issue thereon on
the lst day OF MAY. a H. 1913.
Witness my oiica signature and seal this
the 18th day OF March. A II. 1908.
y. H. WtENGES
I'D Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
NorICE ruR rUmI,AuuN

Land OTrc 40 Gainesville "a
Apft o. as
Nvi."~ L. hcreht E.y~r that ttr fouow .ur
rsun~v settler has 80 UotIgr 90 tIs tFuti,,r
to ulasr rnai uroui ln sapJzsrt 90 his claim ans'
tha' aid rr,soi - il ~ uuadc urf0re RrgIsis-
and kevcNrf at GsIncsV.ae pa. ou Ma be-
Tao Sc
tEIstN \ MISS GO NrvN~fr, %
HJ LcEi Poo the " y of Ncs a ~ ~ ~ e
Sc e. To- U = & lfE
hr rau~s no f1llostag e. .tnrs-es tn Urvsr
f.e rout'ruuls r~sdrrcv ll-ir sd ral.t .t.1r
10. saN ard va
"a itale1 r ~gsE. " uuUa.ts,r
..au ~anche1 o. ui Nee r~rr7 tfa
o. " ~ RDmN~ON E~..,f~r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETITION TO BOARD OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION OF ALACHUA COUNTY. !.

and registered voters OF Alachua county, Fla,
and living within the boundary below de-
scrbed hereby iettiOn your honorable body
to call an election for the Newberry Special
g. TO- S. 10, IL. H. ~, 30 81. q. o. %. % and 30.
Township 10. Range II East. and Sections ]. IL,
l3 % and -. Tow ship 10 Range rs East, said
election To annex 10 the above described ais
trict the following described territory to-wlt:
Sections 49, H. 10. 10. IL. ~, 49, D. 81, % %, a.
y. o. q. 2s ~. 30 81 49, -, -. IS. 30. Township
! 9. Range II East and Section 10 In Township 8.
/ Range " East. and Sections |, >, II. IL, ana
| north half OF Sections II and II In Township
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION : OF CHAPTER
4Sss. LAWS OF FLORIDA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

1919
Updel ...,..a 90
OF the ~, -
Florida y.,oe--
day OF Fes 49,. -.
pending then - a.
complainant -
tee for Annie
individually and
ants. wherein Il va
the payment OF . ceR
Ia mentioned for ten
the said decree, and wb1
special master In sad ea1
10 sell the lands and tenem
cree specified. therefofos de-
made In the payment OF The -
for the space OF time therein md
T.. Baker special master as afOreI
for sale and viii sell before tha
door In Gainesville. Alachua couhtl
on Monday. the list day OF May, A. IL ~
tween the legal hours OF sale, TO the
and best bidder therefor. for cash. the ~ =
ing described real estate, situated, lying
being In the county OF Alachua and the Stat4
OF Florida. towit:
Beginning At the Northwest corner OF the
Southeast quarter OF Section Twenty.fou-
t2D. Township Nine (9). South Of Range Tweu-
ty.two (22) East: thence South "a feet to a
stake; thence East eighty (6O) rods 20 a stake
thence North ga feet TO the half-section line
thence west along said section line eighty (Sl
| rods TO the place OF beginning, containing ten
acres more or less w. Z. BAKER.
AS Special Master In Chancery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION : OF CHAPTER
tsss. LAWS OF FLORIDA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
IMPORTANT DEALS
In GRANITE TRADE
L. G. Rizzi Closing Up Negotiations
for Purchase Of Plant Of Young
Bros.--Cady & Lebourveau
May Buy Out Plant.

Two deals of considerable Importance
in the granite business of Barre are I'M
Ger negotiation or practically completed.
They are the sale OF the manufacturing
plant of Young Bros, to Z. G. Rizzi and
of the Mcdonald, Cutler s. Co., manufac-
turing plant to Cady s. Lebourveau. The
former, 1t is expected, win be closed up
today. Both of the businesses are well
established and are doing excellent bust
ness. Mcdonald, Cutler &. Co., are large
~ interested in the new quarrying firm
of the Barre Quarry company and the
Young Brothers intend to 20 into the
retail business, with location at present
not settled The members of the firm
are Alex, Walter and Arthur.
Their plant IL located oil Blackwell
street, and has been occupied BY them
since 1896, or since their coming to Barre
from East Barre. It Is quite we'll equip
ped, and the brothers have succeeded in
building up strong business. Their re-
sidences are in the town Of Berlin on the
road to Montpelier. The purchaser, Il.
c. Rizzi, has been doing business iii the
shed 81 G. w Mcmillan x Son, where he
rented room. The new quarters will give
him opportunity to attend to his en-
larging business.
II Is reported that Young Bros. are to
receive IN the neighborhood Of ten or
twelve thousand dollars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
SENATOR BURTON
WAS FOUND GUILTY
Of Receiving Compensation for Practic.
ing as Attorney While He Was
United States Senator.

st. Louis, Nov. 27.-United States
Senator ]. Ralph Burton Of Kansas, con-
victed yesterday morning in the federal
circuit court on all six counts of an in
dictment charging that he agreed to re-
ceive and did receive compensation in
st. Louis for practicing as an attorney
for the Rialto Grain and Securities COM
pany Of st. Louis before the postoifice
in Washington whilesa sena-
tor was called before Judge Vandeyan-
ter at ten o'clock this morning to receive
sentence. The maximum penalty for the
offense is Imprisonment for two years
and fine Of $4,000 on each Of the six
counts.
Senator Burton's attorneys last night
said that they would Immediately ask
for a new trial. II Judge yandevanter
overruIes the motion notice Of appeal
will be filed.
Senator Burton remained at his hotel
all day. He denied himself to visitors
and refused requests for any statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
BIG TELEPHONE DEAL.
Hudson River Branch Of Bell System the
Purchaser.

Granville, N. u, Nov. 27.- One OF the
biggest telephone deals tliAt ever took
place in Vermont has been consummated
in the purchase by the Granville Tele-
phone company of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company's in
terests at Poultney, Fair Haven, West
Haven and Castleton and the Hudson
River Telephone company's holdings at
Ticonderoga, Whitehall, Granville, Salem
and Cambridge, n. Y. TO the general
public it IL announced that this is the
way the deal stands but it is understood
that the Hudson River branch OF the Bell
system has really absorbed the Granville
company. The home Office is still in
this village but the business il conduct
ed on a much larger basis than formerly.
The transfer Is the final result of long
war waged by the Bell company against
some small independent concerns, in.
eluding the Cooperant company OF White
hall. which made big inroads on local
business in that section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
HER LEG BROKEN.
Mrs May Pratt in Collision at Montpe-
lier.

Mrs. May Pratt of East hill, Barre
town, met with an accident at Montpe-
her Saturday evening, whereby she broke
her right leg between the hip and the
knee
Mrs. Pratt was driving down Barre
street from +. w. Benjamin's, where she
had been calling, shortly after five
o'clock 1t was rather dark owing to
the street lamps not having been lighted.
She started TO cross from the right hand
side to the opposite side Of the street,
not seeing the team of A. A. Whitcomb
coming in the opposite direction. They
collided with considerable force and Mrs.
Pratt's horse broke the tugs and start
ed to run. Mrs. Pratt hung onto the
lines and was dragged over the dash
board. Mr. Whitcomb caught the horse
before he had gone but few jumps
Mr. Whitcomb was not injured, but
Mrs. Pratt was unable to rise, and was
taken to the home Of &. Il. Lowe, nearby,
and DR. Chandler was called lie found
the bone Of her right leg to be fractured
between the hip and knee. Mrs. Pratt
was removed TO Heafon hospital where
she rests as comfortably as is possible.
Mrs. Pratt plaees no blame whatever
on Mr.. Whitcomb, as it was too dark
for either 70 see the other, and each was
trying to cross the car track, at fair
rate Of speed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
PRESBYTERIAN FAIR CLOSED.
Another Large Attendance Saturday
Evening.

The Presbyterian fair in Hale's paviI-
ion closed Saturday evening with an
other large attendance. Almost every
article in the booths was closed out, BY
the time of closing
\ very well arranged programme was
rendered. The first number was d song
by six little girls of olden times, follow
ed by tableaux from the Courtship Of
Miles Standish. The tabIeaux were re-
markably good, but the ladies' were dis
appointed at the last moment in obtain
ing reader Parts taken from the poem
were to have been read, thus explaining
the tableaux. A great deal of time had
been put into the getting up Of costumes
suitable to the Pilgrim fathers, and the
audience could very easily have imagined
themselves looking at real Puritans, as
they lived at Plymouth.
a piano duet was given by Misses
Phillips and Walker The last and best
number on the programme as the farce
in two acts, entitled, "Tacks Bluff given
by Miss Marion and Mr. Carpenter OF
the seminary. Both took their parts re-
markably well and kept the audience
in an uproar Of laughter. The ladies
highly appreciated the kindness of Miss
Marion and Mr.. Carpenter, in consenting
to present this enjoyable farce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
ExTRAvAGANT CHARLIE.
Twelve Year-old Boy Has an Adventur.
Gus Time.

His father and the police have been
searching today for little Charlie Griffin,
who, well-equipped with cash, left his
home on Washington street last night
for good time. Charlie is the hustling
newsboy and popcorn vender, who yells
Pop corng" in your ears, as soon as
he disposes Of big bunch of papers.
Charlie Is money getter, and money
spender also, as several stores in town
can testify. Among his purchases to-
day were a $13 chair which he ordered
sent up to well known house in South
Barre and a pound of expensive candy,
with which he delighted the hearts Of
several small companions.
The lad, who is only twelve years old,
went to bed with his twin brother as
usual last night. This morning his place
in the bed was vacant The father, who
had gone to his work, was notified, and
he in turn notified Chief Brown. They
started to work to hunt for the boy,
notifying the police in Montpelier also.
Charlie, who went away from home with
two twenty-dollar bills, left a trail OF
lavish expenditures and soon made quite
a hole in his capital stock. After max.
ing several purchases he told his admir-
ing boy friends that he was going to
take the electro car and go as far toward
South Barre as the car would take him
and that he was then going to put an
end to his strenuous life By going to
school.
This isn't the first time that Charlie
has been on trip by himself, and UNI
known TO his father
The lad was found at South Barre
this afternoon. He still had SIS Of his
original capital,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
LAST OF FIVE BROTHERS.
And Everyone Of The Edwards Boys
Died of Consumption.

George Edwards, a native Of Stony
wood, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, died at
the home Of Robert Troup, COS North
Main street, Sunday morning. AIr. Ed
wards is the last Of five brothers who
came to this country about II years ago,
all having died Of tuberculosis. On com
ing to this city he learned the stone cut
ter trade and worked at II until little
less than two years ago. He had been
confined to his bed about month
Mr.. Edward leaves no family, but has
one sister in Scotland. lie was member
OF Operative Lodge, No. l15, A. r. and
A. NJ, Of Aberdeen, also member of
Hiawatha Lodge, No. 20, ]. o, o. f., OF
this city, Of the Independent Order Of
Foresters, and Of the Granite Cutters
union.
The funeral will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at two o'clock from the home Of
Robert Troup, sos North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
TROLLEY STRUCK HIM.
Alfred Sweeney of Burlington Is Now
In Hospital.

Burlington, Nov. 27.-Car No. 6 Of
the North avenue and Pine street line,
in charge of Motorman Warner and Con.
ductor Lacey, on its 1880 o'clock trip
last evening coming out of the Lakeside
spur, struck Alfred Sweeney, who was
lying beside the track. The motorman
Of the car had noticed on his trip to
Lakeside man staggering from the
track to the road and back again.
After he was struck, the car was stop
ped and the man placed aboard and
taken to the Office Of DR.. Hazen on Pine
street. A three-inch triangular wound
extending to the scalp had been inflicted
by his head coming in contact with the
car scraper. His wounds were dressed
and the man was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital. He was in an uncon-
seious state late last evening. The doc
tors do not know how seriously he is
injured and will be unable TO tell until
he regains consciousness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
NORTHFIELD MAN
KILLED In WRECK
L. A. Hutchinson, One Of Three Killed
at South WATERFORD, Maine--AlI
the Bodies Were Badly
Mangled.

Nashua, Nov. 27.-Richard III. Proc
tor, aged % years, Of 5 Winter street,
and Alfred a. Jeannotte, aged 2l years,
Of 3S Park street, this city, and L. A.
Hutchinson eff Northfeld, VT, train
hands, were killed in a crash between
two freight trains at South WATERFORD,
Me-, at midnight Saturday night. Pa
thetic in the extreme were the incidents
surrounding the deaths of the first two
men. Both were the only supports Of
widowed mothers, and Proctor, who had
been married only year, became a
father Saturday, when his wife gave
birth to a daughter.
The trains in collision were the regu-
lar freight which left here on the Wor-
cester. Portland and Nashua division Of
the Boston and Maine railroad, in charge
of Engineer ]. Peterson of this city and
special freight which left Portland
at 9:05 o'clock, drawn by two loco
motives in charge Of Engineers Wood
bury and Daniels. The special, it IL
said, had orders to pass the other train,
ana supposing that the regular train
was waiting upon the siding to let the
special pass, the engineer OF the double
header considered that they had q clear
track
Only the engine and seven cars Of
the regular train had passed from the
main track, when the double header
appeared, travelling at q good speed. Be
fore the enginees of either train could
be brought to q standstiIl, the double
header struck the regular almost
squarely in the middle, piling up in a
great mass of wreckage, the two loco
motives and a number of cars. The two
engineers, when they saw that collision
was inevitable, jumped and escaped with
slight injuries Jeannotte was riding in
the cab, as head brakeman, and Proc
tor and Hutchinson, who were the two
firemen, were riding on the opposite
side from the engineers and on the side
Of the engine cab which was swept away
by the colliding cars. All three were
probably instantly killed and their bod
les horribly mangled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
SAID THEY BOUGHT
LIQUOR OF THE WOMAN
and Court Bound osel Adele Fontana
for Trial on the Charge Of Selling
Liquor Illegally.

Because the police secured two barrels
Of beer and jug of whiskey at her
house on Railroad street Friday and be-
cause the prosecution alleges that she
sold liquor contrary to law, Adele Fon-
tana was in city court this morning for
preliminary hearing. After the state
had finished showing up The case the
court found probable cause and bound
the respondent over to county court.
States Attorney jackson looked after
the prosecution, and NJ. M. Gordon de-
Tended the woman
Twenty witnesses were summoned, but
only part were heard. Several testi-
fled that they had purchased liquor Of
the respondent, while Others had cloud
cd memories regarding the occurrences.
On the stand were some Of those who
were in the house Friday afternoon when
the officers made the raid. The hearing
was concluded at noon.