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south NorwaIk House Burned.

South Norwalk, Dec "A house
owned by Frank H. Fitch and occupied
by Charles Harris and family was
burned last night while the occupants
were away. The damage is about $4,
600; covered by insurance. How the
fire started is not known.
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MORE SUITS AGAINST ROADS
Attorney General Seeks to Obtain PEN
aIties for Law violations.

Washington, Dec. 2,-Acting upon re-
ports submitted by the interstate COM
mercA commission, Attorney General
Moody has directed that suits be
brought against a large number uf ad-
ditional railroad companies to recover
penalties for violation of the safety ap-
pliance law through failure to keen
their equipment in proper condition.
The attorney general recently issued a
similar order directing suits against a
large number of other roads.
The roads made defendants, and the
districts in which the suits will he
brought and the number of violations
include the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, southern district of
New York. four violations.
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independence Celebrated by treaty.

Lisbon, Dec. 2.-The 266th anniversary
of the independence of Portugal from
Spanish domination has been celebrat-
ed by the signature Of a treaty between
the two countries dominating their re-
spective frontiers.
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Nui Chwang in chinese Hands.

Toxic, Dec. 2.-The transference of
the administration Of Nui Chwang by
the japanese to China was completed
yesterday. Nui Chwang has been ad-
ministered by Japan since the close of
she Russo-Japanese war.
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Earthquake in Sicily.

London, Dec. "A severe earthquake
is reported to have occurred at Milaz-
20. on the north coast Of Sicily, to-
day. AS yet no casualties have been
reported.
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DR.. Lapponi Mo.
VIII be Read Tomorrow.

Rome, Dec. 2,-The condit. IN of DR..
l1apponi physician to the pope, is
growing more serious. He now has d
fever, apparently caused by the begin
hing of blood po,- ing.
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harvard A1HLA4IC FINANCES
Profit of s17,s1G Shown for the Year
1906,

Cambridge, Dec, 2-The annual re-
port of the graduate treasurer of Har-
ward athletics for the year of 1906 was
issued to-day and shows a profit, from
all sources, of $27,S16.
The football receipts during the past
season amounted to $S5,336, while the
expenses of that department of sport
were $29,628
Baseball showed a profit of 81 500, but
in nearly all other sports there was a
deficit.
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Hartford, Dec. Frank E. Hyde,
brother of ex-Mayor William waldo
Hyde Of this city died yesterday at
Paris France, of abscess Of the in
ner ear. He was a graduate Of Yale,
class of 1879, and practiced law here
as member of the firm of Hyde,
Gross and Hyde, until he was appoint
ed by President Cleveland consul at
Lyons. Since then he had made his
home in France, practicing law in
Paris with much success.
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FRANK H. HIDE DEAD
Hartford Man Who Was Prominent
Lawyer in Paris.

Paris. Dec. Frank E. Hyde, for
merly of Hartford, Conn, died here to-
day Mr.. Hyde was one Of the most
prominent American lawyers in Paris
He was a member of the firm Of Hyde
and Harper. and principal counsel in
the Fair, Evans and Jill cases.
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MASSESUNDER POLICEGUARD
HELD IN 81. MICHAEL,S X, c.
CHURCH. BRIDGEPORT

Pensioners Protest Against the Trans
ferring of Father Wireinski to
BuffaIo--Father Tunski, the Pastor,
Repeatedly Kissed During the Morn
ing Services - Disturbance at the
RectOry.
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fifty ninth CONGRESS
Opens AT NOON to-day
WILL DEVOTE TIME BEFORE
HOLIDAYS TO APPROPRIA-
TION BILLS.

These VIII Probably Aggregate BILL
ion Dollars and 1T is the Opinion
That Congress Cannot DO Better Than
Give All It's Time to These Measures
Friends of ship Subsidy Never
More Observation-Disclosures Message
VIII be Read Tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-28
SAWMILI.S AND WOOD

TO THE
BEAUTIFUL MENDOCINO AND HUMBOLDT
COU Mites.
YOUR FARE PAID.
I5 laborers for sawmills and woods; Humboldt
Co., fare paid. S45 and found: 100 laborers and
swampers for Mcndocino Co, fare paid. SIS to
$40 found; laborerS and woodsmen for big
mills. north. 500 and SIS and found; 10 lumber
pliers lumber company. north, $T5.
Screw tenders, carriage setter. tree fellerS
edgernen planermen, doggers. crosS-cut saw
ycrs Gnd all classes of help for mills, yards
and woods; big wages
ABnRERS-TEAMSTERS
ROCKMEN-DRIILERS.
3TS4 lHborers for mills. warehouses. factories
camp and general laborng work. Oakland. San
Francisco, city and country. $50 to SEQ and
found 81 10 So day.
80 teamsters. wagon and scraper work city
and country, $50 to sT5 and found. 50 to So
day.
100 driIlers and rockmen. free fare 50 so day.
so brick cleaners. San Francisco. 81. so per NJ
SPECIALS!
MISCELLANEOUS.
Engineer, city factory, S75; grocery clerk Oak
land. $15 week oier. dredger S45 and found !.
boilermaker's helpers, 1925 per day: sheet
iron worker, S3.15 day.
Clerk. general merchandise store 81 fare sSl
90 stablcmen. hostIers. buggy washers etc
livery and private places, city and country
$50 to $50 and found; foreman for mine S5o
and found: 10 boys for box factories sga To
Sl2 week; box mailer; man to drive wrter
wagon, Oakland, $40 week: porter co,Iatsy
hotel; plumber. Oakland: 10 young men
around planning mills, 50 day.
MURRAY READY. AGO Sixth st. Oakland
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MEETING NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant 10 the call
~ stockholders Of the san Francisco Gas and
Electric Company holding more than one-haf
ii.I Of the capital stock of said Company.
meeting IF said stockholders ia bc held.at the
office of the Company al ll0e O'Earreli street.
in the city aud county ~ san Francisco State
o. California. the 9th day of july. 1906, at
so O'Clock D. m. for the purpose ~ electing
Board of Directors Of tic san Francisco Gas
and Electric Company. and Tor tile transaction
- any other business which may properly come
before said meeting.
CIAS. !. BARRETT.
Secretary San Francisco Gas and Electric Co.
Dated June 4 1906.
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To THE MINES.

To THE MINES.
Gold and Silver. Coal and Copper
14o machine miners. different mines. So 10
So. 30 day.
ara miners hand work, edirerent mines, 81. IS
10 muckers. $3.50 day; $40 laborers. 81 to
$3.50 day.
AZ carmen. different mines. 81 to $3.50 day.
100 young men tn learn mining. 81 TO start
80 smelter laborers, S75: % labOrers TO sort
and unload ears, 1925 day.
The above work is located in the following
counties: Shasta, SiskiXJu, Amador. TuOlumne.
media. Sutter, Calaveras, Butte. Tehama and
Monterey.
FARMS AND DIARIES
Hay and harvest hands, hay balers.
$50 haymakers. different parts, $1.75, 81 TO
i50 harvest hands, different counties s175 to
s.. so and found
Sack sewers thrashng crews: 100 hay balers
$3.50 to 81 day and i'd; 80 farmers. ranch
hands general teamsters for steady jobs in
orchards, vineyards, nurseries. etc, S25 to $40
and found.
81 mixers. different dairies, s35 to $40 and
found.
8 butter makers, $40 and found; 35 chore-
men and choreboys. private places. ranches.
SIS. so, $50 to $40 and found; city and
country.
MARRIED HELP
Farmer and wife, Solano County, $50 and
found. fruit ranch.
Laundryman and wife, $50.
Laundryman and wife. close by. 500 week
8 farmers and wives. $50 to SEQ and found.
Mixer and wife, fare 81; $50 and found
FIREAIEN AND OILERS.
40 sailors. $50 and found; 20 hremen. $50 and
found; 10 oilers. S45 and found; walters, cooks.
stewards. etc, for steamers; inquire about
MURRAY & READY
100 Sixth St, Oakland.
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THE 0CALL
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MAIN BRANCH:
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
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ALAMEDA OFFICE:
i4s5 Perk Street Near Santa Clara Avenue.
Phone Alameda 30.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
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Union Square; Murray BIN Hotel; Fifth-ave-
uue Hotel and Hoffman House.
CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
Sherman House; P. o. News Co: Great
Northern E0Icl: fremont House; Auditorium
Ectc.; Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
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corner Market and Thirl streets: open until
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HELP WANTED MALE Continued.

HELP WANTED - MALE - Continued.
MURRAY & READY
Leading E@pio7msnt and and Labor Agents.
Now LOCATED AT
469 Sixth St, Oakland
Phone Oakland 1851
San Francisco Office Located at
Telth and Market stS.
COME HoME-coME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP
work klnglnan's lodgin;-house with 500 beds.
Tenth and Market streets. 5. F.. and TIE
Rriee is only 70 cents per b,, night te for Won
MURRAY s READY.
1enth aud Market sts.,
San Francisco.
HERE is MORE NEWS FOR YOU.
MURRAY & READY'S OFFICES
Are Located at
coI Tenth and Market sts.. San Francisco
4eo Sixth ST.. near Broadway. Oakland.
1921 Fourth ST.. bet ] and K. Sacramento
Bird & Hutoon's opposite Courthouse, oro-
win open this week Bakersfield, Cal
VIII open tomorrow Stockton. Cal
laI and 129 s. Los Angeles St. Los An
geles Cal
VIII open weeks in FL Paso. Texas.
VIII open 2e weeSs in New Orleans. La
YOU GET FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM
ALL ABOVE OFFICES
TO THE NORTH.
FREE FARE. E...............FR FREE FARE
TO THE GREAT
............. MOUNT SHASTA. ..-....-...-.
Shasta Co. Weed. ...... .SiskiyOu Co
FREE FARE
200 laborers. steady work, $40 and found,
straight time
200 laborers. So 25 day
100 teamsters and horses. 81 TO SO
day.
Drillers. rockmen, blacksmiths. cooks, etc.
FREE FARE. SHIP TONIGHT.
WASHINGTON. RIPARIA
IDAHO. LEWISTON
So: :75-Thats all 1t costs you-S0 75-That's
all.
500 men for railroad work that is being done
In Washington and Idaho laborers. rockmen
drillers. 81 % day and up We ship daily
via Portland, Riparia. Fare and fee S9I0-
Are You Going2
NOW
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
500 laborers. $6I so.
200 drillers and rockmen SIS
100 trackmen. spikers. trackmen. SI5
Special reduced fares years lob.
FREE FARE
200 laborers, extra gangs and section WORK,
north and south
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland.
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CARPENTERS.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
10 carpenters. warehouse work. 81 day, long
job 4 carpenters. ranch, SO aud found;
$50 carpenters in San Francisco and Oakland
$3.50 to 81 30 day; 10 carpenters. long job.
San Luis 0bispo County. housework. $3.50
day; 20 carpenters. big lumber company
rough work. $i05 month; carpenters, MendO-
cino County lumber company; 1 carpenters,
mines; 10 builders and repairers, $3.50
day, steady job
BLACKSNITHS
Blacksmith and tool sharpener, mine, $3.50
day lacksmith's helper. camp. $2.15 day black
smith, ranch. $50 and i'd. 81 fare; blacksmith.
orchard. Alameda. $40 and i'd. blacksmiths,
no shoeing. San Francisco. SO. so; blacksmith.
factory, 81 day; blacksmith, mine. $3.50; 10
blacksmths for shops. ranches. sawmills,
mines. quarries, etc. 81. 50 to 81 day.
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
paper hangers. long job 81 day.
3 painters and tinters. $50 TO 81 day
Ranch blacksmith, fare 81 %. $50 and found
MECHANICAL.
Cement finisher. 81 day. Oakland carriage
painter. country shop. 81 day; ? car repairers
81. 80 day; boilermaker. mine CO.. So - day.
cabinet-makers. SO. % to $3.50 day; ma
chine hands, planning ng-mnl: shaper hands; te-
noner hand: cement and concrete fnShers; 10
iron moders wood turner; pattern makers I;
experienced sewer-pipe layer. good wages: wire
mattress weaver; wagon maker and wheel
wright. good wages: harness makers, country
job shcetiron workers.
Millwnght country factory. So. 90 day.
MURRAY & READY,
400 S-xth street. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-28
HOUSES TO LET.

CLAY. 2735-s rooms and bath; opposite plaza
Scott.
House 2S11 Jackson ST.: rooms and bath.
VIII improve TO suit tenant: near Devisadero
Modern house. II rooms and bath. 1851 De-
vfsaderO ST.. near Jackson; will dN house TO
suit tenant.
c. L. FRINK. 1926 Vallejo Ct. corner
Scott: phone West 1890 (worknx)
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-28
FLY, FLEA ANp ANT KILLER.

FLIES carry disease; buy fiy dope: the greatest
fly and insect killer in the world: sure catch
on any Old paper. cloth, board or tin: a child
orchard vineyard and garden: always fresh:
sold IN cans. 15c, 2Jc and 50,. u s. Insect
EXterninator Co.. 3311 Twentieth st. cor
Folsom. Live agents wanted everywhere
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
THE REPORTER GUESSED.
Came Unperturbed Through the Tur.
molI of House Committee
Hearing.
..etter 10 the New York Sun.

Letter to the New York Sun.
One of the old House committee re.
porters was Henry G. Hayes, who
wrote "tachygraphy"-a fine old man.
but with fiery temper that once got
him into a. famous row with the Speak
err of the House. AS an Illustration of
his ability and the lack of considera-
ton given to the surroundings of
stenOgMphers by those most interest.
ed In the accuracy Of their reports.
they used to tell the following story
about the Capitol: Hayes was report.
ing hearing before a House commit.
tee, having been assigned to seat
at the extreme rear Of the room,
where he could with difficulty hear
anything that was going on. The noise
in the crowded room was so great that
at length several Representatives had
to protest that they could hear moth.
ing at all, and they appeared to the
chairman for help. A suggestion tina;
the members of the committee could
make up for what they had lost by
reading the official report when print
ed caused the chairman TO think Of
Hayes, who had been "pegglng away
with apparent equanimity throughout
the tumult, but with repressed indig.
nation. "Mr. Hayes" asked the chair.
man, have you been able to hear what
has been said?" mot a damned
world" exclaimed Hayes, in his
shrillest voice; mot a damned world"
Then how" quierled the astonlshed
ARE you able to report?"
Just guessing at IT," yelled Hayes:
Just guessing at IT."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
coRNwELL's VIEW.
He RIames the Hampshire County
Democratic Committee for Loss.

He BIames the Hampshire County
Democratic Committee for Loss.
John ConweIlf of the Romney Re.
view, reads his party a lesson in the
following manner, concerning the
slump in hampshire county:
an this county the campaign was
pecnlicr one. The Review does not
set itself up as a critic or as a party
adviser, but It felt all along, and feels
more keenly now. that the Democratic
county committee made serinLs mis-
take in not calling a primary or a con.
vention and nominating candidates for
county offices long before the election.
Sharp fights within a political party.
carried down to the general election,
demorallze the party and disgust the
individual members, especially where
1t becomes mixed with personalities
and money Is used. The contest just
concluded, In this county, should be
a lesson to future county committees"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
/. ..l!.r.S5 Ward
II:lI. 3. 8 ktAl&t&&&%f4

Born, to Mr., and Mrs. viii Tooth,
mar, Of Prickett's creek, on Monday
morning, baby girl.
Mrs Charles Holland and daughter,
Ruby Of Triune, are guests of the
former's daughter. Mrs. Cyrus Boy.
erss at her home on Merchant street,
Mrs, John Morrison is adding a
slate roof and otherwise improving
her property on Merchant street.
Nj. and Mrs, John Q. LeveIle were
guests yesterday of the latters broth
e Mr. Leonard Higginbotham, of
Watson.
Mrs Y. w Roberts and daughter,
Mss Loella, Of Grafton, were in the
city yesterday the guests of friends
tie First ward.
Messrs! HEAR McElfresh, John Nc
IElfresh and Dick Hall went to Farm
ington yesterday on a RABBIT hunting
expedition. They have not returned
yet and reported their success, but it
is already taken for granted that three
snchl good marksmen will not come
home empty handed.
Mrs. F. D. ccCloy and Mrs f. A.
Wilson were guests for the day yes
terday Of Mrs. j. w. Griffith, of Vir-
ginia avenue.
Miss Hattie Richards who has been
very III for several weeks with gastric
fever is now able to be up and about
AGAIN.
Mrs. NJ. Haggerty is in Salem WIS.,
ting friends and relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Minta L. West left
yesterday afternoon for their new
residence in Plttsburg. Mrs. West,
nee Miss Mary Morgan, will be miss.
red very much from a large circle OF
friends, who send very best wishes
with the newly married couple in
their future life together.
Mrs. 7. A. Aikens is i'll at her home
on East Park avenue.
: II . i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
State Control of PuaImans.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. S.-Thc
Texas Railroad Commission proposes
TO regulate and reduce sleeping car
rates in the State. 1t has issued no
lice of hearing to be held November
9; to require railroads to continue
their present sleeping car service In
Texas unless authorized to dlscontIn,
ne the same by the commission aud
10 add such service as the commits.
sion direct.
Also to reduce the present charges
90 per cent. which will make tie rates
$3.50 where 80 is now charged The
commission holds the railroads respop-
sibe for sleeping car charges, and
takes no cognizance of the fact that
the sleeping cars are owned by the
Pullman company or any other corpcr.
alton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
Attorney for Plaintiff.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Curtis T. Arnett, administrator of til
personal estate Of Thomas c. Al
nett, deceased, plaintiff, VS.. Hanna
Anett. widow, Mary C. Arnett, Der
mis- s. Arnett, Paris McHenry
! James F. McHenry, Curtis T. Al
nett, Lillian B. Arnett, Annie Yea
ter, w. E. Yeater, Thomas T, Berry
Georgia Berry, an infant, Dennis E
Berry, an infant, Virginia NJ. BeI
ry, an infant, Willie Berry, an III
fant, Frank Berry, an infant. Plum
mer Berry, an infant, Lucy Berry, al
infant, Margaret Berry, an infant
Laura Berry, an infant, Ulysses n
Arnctt, First National Bank of Fair
mont, corporation, and Isaac Snod
erIy, defendants.-In the Circui
Court of Marion county, West Wiz
ginia.
By decree entered In the above en-
titled cause on the third day Of Octo
Der, 1906, said cause was referred tc
me, the undersigned commissioner III
chanCery, with directions to take
state and report the following matters:
First. He shall take, state AMI ser,
tie the accounts of the plaintiff, Cur,
Ills T. Arnett, administrator Of the
personal estate Of Thomas C. Arnett,
deceased. with said estate. and report
what amount remains In his hands be-
longing to said estate, and what per.
sonalty, If any, yet remains to come
into his hands, and the value thereof.
Second. He shall ascertain and re-
port the valid debts, claims and charg-
es against the said Thomas G. Arnett,
deceased, and his estate, their amounts
and prlorities, and to whom owing.
Third. He shall ascertain and re-
port what real estate was owned by
the said Thomas C. Arnett at the time
Of his death; where sati real estate
Is situated, and by what title held;
he fee.simple value thereof the liens
and charges thereon, their amounts
md prIorities, and to whom owing.
Fourth. Any other matters deem
I'd pertinent by said commissioner, or,
which being pertinent, may be requlr,
ID by any party in Interest"
Now, the above mentioned parties,
10Th plaintiff and defendants, and each
# them, and all others interested, are
ereby notified that l have fixed on
saturday, the 24th day Of November,
so6, as the time. and my law office
n the city of Fairmont, Marion coun.
Y, West Virginia, as the place for ex-
cutting said decree and order OF ref.
renee, and for hearing the parties anil
Il persons interested, and taking evi.
ence pertaining to the same, at
'hich time and place you and each
I you are required to attend.
Given under by hand this the nth
~ OF October, 1906.
n. \, PARKS, N
commissi oner IN Chancery.
I T., lMoRGAN L
Attorney tor Platntia Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
COMMISSIONERS NoTIcE.

8sosl wv esien adminis traitor of ths
persnnal estate Of III S Heel, De
ceased plaintifi and west Virginia
Grocery g Candy Company. d cor
poration: Smith Hood. Jr., and John
+ Phillips. administrators Of Jas
per Hayhurst. deceased; VIM. N.
satterfeld, A. J.Arnett, F. w. Hill
Clinton Prickett, May PricSett, Fan.
ME Morris, Sanford. Barrackman,
Frank corbin. p. Thad Post, John
D. Springer, sallIe Heck. Phillip
Heck, @. Kelley, Scott C. Lowe and
John 0. Radcliffe, defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, In chancery.
You and each Of you will take no.
tlce that in pursuance of a decree Of
said court entered on the 18th day
Of October, 1906, in the chancery
cause therein pending wherein you are
the parties plaintiff and defendant. /
have fixed upon Friday, the soth day
Of November, 1906, at my Office in thu
City of Fairmont. Marion county, West
Virginia, as the time and place for
beginning the discharge of my duties
under said decree Of reference, an alb.
stract of which said decree is as fol,
lows:
Upon consideration of all which is
adjudged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be and the same is hereby
referred to A. L. Lehman, one Of the
commissioners in chancery of this
court, to take, state and report an ac.
count, showing
First, All of the personal estate own
ed by said decedent P. S. Heck al
the time of his death, and which said
said Marshall W. Ogden as adminia.
TRAITOR of such decedent is properly
chargeable.
Second, What disposition, If any the
said Marshall W. Ogden as such ad.
has made Of such estate.
Third, What sums, II any have been
paid by said administrator to the heirs
and distributes Of said P. S. Heck,
deceased. when paid and to which dis
paid.
Fourth. What amount of said estate.
+ any. is now in the bands of said
Marshall w. Ogden, as such admin.
strator.
Fifth, What debts, II any, are paya,
lie by the estate Of said P. S. Heck,
eceased, to whom payable, and their
espective amounts and priorities.
Sixth, And such other matters as
ny party in interest may require, the
anne being pertinent, or such other
matters as said commissioner himself
nay deem pertinent, whether SO re. .
uired or not
At which time and place you are re.
ulred to be present. !
Given under my hand this list day
( November, 1906.
4. i. LEHMAN.
Commissioner.
I. W. OGDEN,
AI4nnr,n,. fnr plninLife