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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
CHARTERS
Are Issued by Secretary of
State to Three State
Concerns.

Charters have been issued by tha
secretary OF state as follows
Charleston ana vanddalia Realty
Company. of Charleston. The capital
stock is $500 with $4,000 paid.
The incorporates are: John T. Bles-
Ing. Gertie II. Blessing, H. =. Lewis,
y. j. Lewis ana Murray Briggs. al
of Charleston.
The Con OH and Gas Company. OF
Parkersburg. The capital stock is
$40. 900 with $50 ssaid. The Incor-
porators ares. w Con. Perry- Nicely.
L. Dudley, C. y. Matheny and a. J.
Mink. all of Parlsersburs.
The Rock Camp Mining and De-
velopment Company. of Ronceverte
Tho capital stock is 100000 with
$50 paid. The Incorporators are: J
H. Euacd, Jr., Of Stanton. Va;
W. w. Tlmberlalee!i of Staunton. Va:
W. A. Hatcher, of Covlngton. Va,
Is. H Slack and g. E. Meador. OF
Ronceverte.
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OPINIONS
Are Handed Down in Appeal
Gases By the State SUI
preme Court.

II
The following opinions have been
handed down bSr the supreme court;
Leaehmau and HsrvsiSins " Albert
Young. from Kanawha county. seek
Ing 70 enforce q judgment OF JUS
tlce Decree adlrmed: opinion by
Judge Rrannon.
stare rs. Lanete slower. from Dodr
dridge county; affirmed; opinion. hy
JUDGE BEannon. Slower was convict
ed twice OF the murder Of John Lewis
in Raleigh countSN The verdict for
second. degree murder was sought to
be set aside.
Isaac Mccoy M William r. Ash,
from Tyler county. relating 10 royal
.ty on oil; Judgment affirmed: opin-
ion by Judge Brannon.
State vs. Henry Snyder ana officers
from Randolph county; affirmed;
opinion BY Judge Ponenbarger. The
object OF the sllft was to cause the
sale of n tract OF land OF 1000 acres
as forfeited to the state for non-entry
for the purpose OF taxation.
state VI. Clark, from Summers
county. affirmed opinion by Judge
Miller Clark was convicted of the
murder OF IT. p. Withrow and sent
enccd TO IL years imDrisonment.
state. VS.. West Branch Lumber
Company, from Braxton county: If
hrmed: opinion by Judge Poffenbar-
ger.
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GOES TO ASI
Frank Carpenter VIII Efaye
Special Letters III the
Pittshurg Dispatch.

q
since Rnssia' 3 defeat By Japan the
other side Of the globe has become
the worlds chief news eenter. Al
Asia Is now In q turmoil 81 unrest
and the air is full OF rumors OF way.
To give It's readers the tFdth about
the movements which are going on
In that countrx. Frun G. Carpenter,
the correspon dent Of The PittsburE
Dispatch, who. is known the world
over as one of the most interesting
newspaper writer's al thfsS age, has
been sent to Asia. and commencing
the first Sunday in the new year his
Illustrated letters win appear every
Sunday in The Dispatch
Mr. Carpenter has already left the
United States and Is now travelling
in Japan. From there he will make
his way northward into Korea and
thence overland through Manchuria
into China. He VIII spend some time
in Seoul and N4ukden and going on
by rain to Peking will traverse great
part of the Chinese Empire. Later
on. he may, make his way through
Siam. Burmah. Hinduism, Palestine
and Turkey
No one who hopes to keep abreast
with the times can AFFORD to miss
these letters.
Leave your order with your news
dealer and be sure that he delivers
you The Dispatch every Sunday.
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JNo. w. DAVIS
PORTER MAXWELL
w. 8. STEWART
J. HoRNoR DAVIS
HUGH JARVIS
r. NJ. ROBINSON
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pIFf.51Y Fi.o1fl.

We can prove this statement with Limps They
iadefor service W stand vibration United States Nav
uses 400 coo yearly.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

J. D. Blackwell.
vs.. In Chancery.
Lydia Blackwell.
In the circuit court Of Harrison
county. State of West Virginia.
To Lydia Blackwell:
Take notice that the dispositions OF
myself and sundrY other witnesses
viii be taken at the law office of T.
q. Sutton, In the city OF Clarksburs.
in the county of Harrison and state
or West Virginia. on the 4th day of
January. 1909, between the hours of
9 n m. and D. m. to be read in eH-
Idsnce on the hearing OF the above
cause in behaIr OF the said ]. D.
blackwell.
II from any cause tho taking Of
the same shall not be commenced or
being commenced shall not be COM
pleted on that day. the taking OF the
same viii be adjourned from tune 10
time until they are completed.
Yours. etc,
J. d. BLACKWELL.
Ely Counsel
F. o. SUTTON & c. a. SUTTON.
Counsel.
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Sold by H. F. Ba,rke.
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no PAPER CHRISTMAS DAY

The Telegram Will follow its Gus
tom of observing Christmas and will
therefore. not issue tomorrow. thus
giving all Connected with paper and
Office an opportunity to observe the
day as they think best. With this
issue The Telegram wishes it's read
ers a merry Christmas and will he
with chem again Friday evening.
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STILL FAvoRs CAUCUS.

COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 34-charles
P. Taft in statement said he is stin
in favor of a caucus. The absence
of a caucus" he declared. viii lead
up TO a situation where the Demo
Gratis of the legislature Will elect an
United States senator"
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poratiuu, will scIl mt public outcry
At the front door of the court house
OF Harrison county. West Virginia,
on
saturday, January ., 1900,
Mt o'clock y. m. to the highest and
best bidder therefor. the following
described personal property, to-wit:
Three first mortgage bonds OF the!
Williamson Light ana Ice Company
OF FIVE hundred dollars each. bearing
date OF June /, 1907, payable TO theI
bearer June first, 1927, with Interest,"
mum payable on tho first day OF
OF June and December. each year,
interest and principal payable at the
Security Trust Company, wheeling,
West Virginia. said bonds arc Nos.
l. and :, and the next instullmentl
OF interest will be due June 1. 1909.
Certificate No. for thirty shares
ftho capital stock of said William
son Light and Ice Company. of the
par Talue of one hundred dollars
per share. which said certificate was
issued TO j. W Peters and by him
bank az hereinafter set out.
All OF said personal property is
held as collateral security by said
Empire National Bank. to secure n
certain note executed by J. w. Pc
ters to said Williamson Light and
Ice Company, bearing date OF July L.
1908. calling for the sum of $1095.6S'
ncgotiabIc and payable at the PGo-
pies Bank Of PhIlippi. PhIlIppi. w
va. four months after date thereof
which said note was daily assigned
| to the said Empire National Bank,
before IL was due, and when bH it's
forms II became due and payable
was duly presented at the place OF
Ipuynlent, and payment thereof being
i refused was duly protested for nom
pa yrTlont thereof. Sufficient of said
property will be sold TO pay the bal
lanca duo on said note which Is
December /, 1908 and the cost ri
making said sale
/ TcSms. cash.
THE FATPIRE NATIONAL. BANK
i or cLARKSBURG.
BY f. n DEIsoN.
i FrC Cashier,
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Everybody.s friend-Dr. Thomas
Eclsctric Oil. Cures toothache, ear
ache, sore throat. Heals cuts,
bruises. scalds- Stops any pain
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PUBLIC SALE OF BONDS AMI
STOCK

The Undersigned, The Empire
National Bank o; CIarksburE, COR
po=ntiun. Will SCH mt public outcry
at the front door OF the court house
of Harrison county. West Virginia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
WEDNESDAY
In The CAMP
Regular Program Observed
to the Letter.
VERY ABLE DISCOURSES
Are Delivered by Those As
sigued for Duty.
Attendance Increases at Each Ser
vice and the Promoters ere
Highly Pleased.
VERY ABLE DISCOURSES

Wednesday, at the camp grounds
was opened with the usual prayer
service at $50 conducted by Rev.
Rowley. From 8 to o'clock Dr.
Smith held the School of the Proph-
cts and at o'clock Rev. Rice led
the testimony service.
REV. y. $. Dunham preached at
10 o'clock from Cor. 1i.t. Among
other things he said that you can
cultivate Divine love just as you
can the natural affection. II the
preacher and each, member were full
ly sanctifed it would be an ideal
church. Yet bt takes all the grace
possible to get along in harmony
because people differ in taste, In
constitution.
Here the preacher spoke at length
OF the nine gifts mentioned in 1
Cor. IL. Wisdom, knowledge, faith
healing, the working OF miracles,
prophesy, discerning OF spirits. div
ers kinds OF tongues. the interpre-
tation OF tongues. The greatest blum
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
PROFESSOR HAS FLOWN
He "Hecls and Toes" II Into Gallon
Seeking More Worlds.

The Gallon Leader contains an
article describing the first appear
ance of the Professor Augustine, etc.
in that city. II says: "Prof. Aug
ensteinI the worlds greatest heel
and toe walker, by birth, has
come to Galion, He heel and toed'
it from Marion to this place in two
hours when the thermometer was
standing in the nincties. BEFORE leav-
,ing his old home in Marion the citi-
zens held q mass meeting ana
presented him with a solid gold
watch. which was formerly President
Rccsevelts favorite time piece. He
was also given fine tin badge upon
which was deeply engraved the title
and record OF the noble and gdeat
,hccl and toer."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
is RUN DOWN
BY AN AUTOMOBILE
Frank Kennedy Escapes with
Minor Injuries.
Accident Occurs at tho Corner Of
Columbia and Prospect Streets
Wednesday Evening

Frank Kennedy, OF West Center
street was struck by an automobile
at the corner Of South Prospect and
West Columia streets about o'clock
"wednesday evening and hurled quite
distance, but very fortunately
escaped any very serious injury. His
clothes were badly torn and 2 supply
OF ham and eggs, which he was car
rying, was well distributed over tie
street
Kennedy states that he was walk
Ing down South Prospect street and
was crossing TO th- oposite side OF
the street. opposite the old gas
house when he beard the auto ap-
preaching and attempted to get out
OF the way, II seems that he was
little tardy for the speed of the
auto and wss struck. He attempted
to gain tile numDer OF the machine
but failed as the Chauffeur had made
his way rapidly down the street.
Thelylctim OF the accident was able
to. make his way home and was to-
day able TO be about on crutches.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
DELEGATES
ARE NAMED
Marion will DO well Repre-
sented at Marysville
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
holds a Meeting to Select the
List.
Senatorial Convention at Marysvills
Next Tuesday Promises to bo
Very Enthusiastic.

The Democratic executive commit
tee held an important session at
the Marion county Democratic
headquarters Wednesday evening and
the senatona convention of the
selected delegates and alternates to
Thirteenth district, which will be
held at Marysville, Tuesday, August
11th.
The meeting was called to order
at 1880 O'Clock with Martin j..
Burke, chairman of the committee
presiding. Practically All OF the
committeeman were present and the
members were enthusiastic.
Owing to the poor railroad faciH-
tics between this city and Marysville
the committee Formulated plans for
transferring the delegates in auto
mobiles. 1t is probable that a train
consisting OF az least eight or ten
|automobiles will be formed and the
Marion delegation will invade
lMarysville with colors flying.
Tho delegates who 90 by rail will
leave the city at o'clock and
sGhlnge cars at Kenton, arriving IN
Marysville shortly befOde noon.
Before adturniDy the committee
decided to hold another meeting
Friday evening at which time some
important matters will be consid-
cred.
The delegates and alternates chos-
On Wednesday evening are as fol
lows:
Judge G. II. Norris, Judge j. e..
Young, ID. X. Crlssinger, Fred L.
CUTLERY Martin J. Burke, w L
Scofieid, Geo. u. ScoGe'd, p. Kelly.
NJ. B. Chase, Geo. b. Christian, w.
p. Nfaloney, w. T. Smith, o. Wcl-
llenweber, Chss. lIofstetter, J. w.
Jacoby, p. J. Monahan, j. w.
Clark, Louis Scherff, Frank Ulsh,
d. p. Sweeney, John. A. Schroeder,
"a. O.. Holland, Judge G. II. Foster,
lB. +. NAPLES. ]. A. Key, Richard
Horn, Thomas Lucas, J. NJ. Hamil-
ton, John Fellmuth, Thomas Cron-
lley, joan Harris. FRANK Spicer,
Henry Raub, Dr. J. b. Taylor, A. S.
Somr'ot. C. G. Ritzler, o. p. Linn,
Frank Campbell, Burl Hume, Joseph
Slamser, Lewis Amendinger. DR.. II.
ii. Finnefrocl, Il. G. Poppelten, Wm.
IA. Almendingcr, o. S. Anthony, j.
Ia. Denman, c. u. jenkins, G. f.
Iserrirger. Wm. Klingle, Henry Seit-
or, II. T.. Johnson, Chas. j. Schultz,
Cbas. Garter. ]. X. Leeper. Frank
gaer. NJ. J. dIlnamon, w. J. Wier,
lp. Dwycr, N. Dwyer, George Stone,
Sam Mabaffcy Fred Lun, Jane,
iAiluins, q. II. Merchant, George
Cricns, George w. Robertson, John
Il. button, Thomas J. Clsry, Sam
uel Badcr, II. 8. Elliott, j. ID,
iilarrison, Carl Rife. j. c. Anthony,
Frank Drake, James e Fairbanks,
Charles Fairbanks. Johr Ruff, Geo.
IWedmaicr. David W. Haberman,
Geo. ID. Delauder. A. l.. ID. Brady,
T., +. Mason, John Ault, Ed. Schultz,
Joseph Vol and Warren Tilton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

der is when we, in ignorance, think
we are doing Gods service, when
the fact is. God is putting every
thing in our way TO prevent us
from doing 1t. We are so head
strong
The speaker then explained how
tho things mentioned in the twelfth
chapter we're oil void without the
perfect dove OF God in the heart
Christ taught that 1t is better to
lose something than TO have fuss.
God has only one crcdenial for the
preacher the tearher. on the chris
tian. IL Is l-o-v-e love. When you
lose that you have lost your creden-
tial.
At 2:3O Z. NJ Rev. Durham
again preached to large apprecla-
tive audience, from Luke 1913. He
said.
"It is one OF the hardest things
in the world to get, even Gods
people, TO take the gifts of God,
a.
you cannot earn it: you cannot grow
into it. Yet God is willing to give
Il 10 YOU. When sinners realize their
lost, destitute condition, then they
meet Jesus. The richest man, and
the pauper in fbhe poor house Iuusr
both come to this same place. be-
fore they can meet Jesus. There Is
no comfort In life, only as you
draw 1t from God through the
atoning blood. Jesus will take yon
Just as you are. No use to st,rug-
gle, The Holy Spirit is a gift, A
divine bestowment. DO not depend
on your works, but lay hold of the
otmement. The Holy Spirit is your
comforter. He cnme Tor your entire
sanctification.
In the evening DR.. Joseph
Smith preached to very large
audience on Prayer for the Gift
OF the Holy Spirit, from Luke
1913. He said;
"An imperative reason for seek
ing the Holy Ghost Is, that all
about MS are many who will not be
reached by the Gospel unless you
are full of the Holy Spirit. The
climax of this prayer In this chap
ter Is The assurance of the gift OF
the Holy Ghost. There comes a
time, in the experience when about
the only thing we pray for Is the
Holy Spirit. II you, my unconverted
child, would know the boundary
of the christian life, 1t Is the new
Birth"
Here the speaker made plea
for the wandering sinner to come
10 the Heavenly Father.
, Continuing he said, that real
conversion puts a man out OF the
SHINING business. The truth is men
arc justified before they are sane
tihod. We have found that by re-
cevins the gilt of the Holy
Spirit we have found the cure for
ludwclling sin. lie will take away
lour bent to SHINING.
The preacher then sopke at
leriyth upon tdc Importance OF
asking right, ana the necessity of
the church's having something TO
set before those who are spiritually
hungry.
ilhis evening at o'clock Mrs.
Dr. Smith will conduct a speciaI
service. AT 1880 DR.. Smith viii
preach.
Tomorrow Rev. Rice will preach
at 10 A. NJ and Dr. SMITH at 230
aud 1880 p. NJ. All are cordially
invited " every service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
U. B. LADIES' AID
Was Nicely Entertained, Wednesday
by Mrs. George 8ciander.

Mrs. George Bolander, residing
on the Kenton Pike, entertained the
members Of the United Brethern
Ladies Aid society at her home
Wednesday afternoon The attend
ance at the meeting was very large
and the session proved to be of
very much interest and profit. Par
tial arrangements we're made for the
work CT the society at THE general
conference, which convenes in this
city September l6. The next meet
in,y will be held In ono month.
Barefoot sandals NJ Beatty &
longs. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
AT LINCOLN PARK
Salem's Church Organizations Hold
a Joint Picnic,

The picnic OF the Ladies' Aid
Society, Harmonic society and the
Sunday school of the Protestant
Salem's church at Lin-
cpln Park Wednesday proved to be
one OF the most interesting held at
the Park this season. The attend
ance was very large and the day
was spent with outdoor games and
various amusements, Lunch was
served in the grove and the entire
day was devoted to the outing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Rhssmalism csrsa is a Day.

DR.. Detchon's Relief for loheuma-
It's aud Neuralgia radically cures
In . 10 days. Its action upon tho
system Is remarkable and mysteri-
GUS. IL removes at once the cause
aud the disease Immediately dlsap-
pears, The first dose greatly bene-
flts. rs cents and 81.
Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy
Opposite Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

Frank Wolfe, the short stop on the
Marion baseball team, reported to
police this morning that his fourteen
year old brother had ran away from
his home in Columbus. The ball
player was OF the opinion that the lad
would come to this city and conse-
quently he instructed the police to
be on the look out for him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Funeral Services.

Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Charles Terpany,
whose death occurred Monday, were
conducted from dhe home on Willow
street Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, Rev. ID. IL. Bailey ofiiciatirIs.
lntelment was made In Marion
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Police Court

Charged with intoxicatlon and lott
erng, Al Hnmes was arrested last
evening by Officer Slagle. In may
or's court this morning, he pleaded
guilty and was fined IS, He arranged
10 pay and was dismissed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
SUNDAY S SCHEDULE

First car or g. ID. & NJ. leaves
Marion at a. m. and every hour
thereafter. Last car for Columbus
at Q p. M; for Delaware at IL p. m
Last car leaves Columbus, $3.50 p. IN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

A large number of members OF
the American Insurance Union left
.his city this morning for Secca-
'ium Park, near Bucyrus where the
day Is to be spelt plcknlcking with
the Momsfeld, Bucyrus. Upper san
duAiy and Gallon orders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

Creme Chocolate makes a delicious
iced drink. See directions In pack
age. 8-6-1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

| Just made some splendid blscuits.-Gold
| Medal Flour. BETTY.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

You nave tried the rest. Now try
::Se best ADMIRAL COFFEE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

Your moneys worth In Beatty G
Longs oN'ords-sec window.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

dFON1IANA:
Our chef says Gold Medal Flour ony.
VERONfcA.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

"Meet me at ksier's Candy SHOP.
1l-12-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

On the rop wave or public favor
ADMIRAL COFFEE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

TRY ADMIRAL COrFEH.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

Tho Protected Home Circle held
short session in the lodge halls
last evening. Aside from consider
ing business of routine nature, ar
rangemcnts wcae partially complet-
ed for picnic to, be held in the
nea: future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Sooee Votes

Marion lodge, No. 10 +. and A.
NJ. will hold stated meeting Friday
night and will confer work In the
masters degree.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-23
STATE MEETING.

The Knights of Columbus leld a
big meeting in Pueblo yesterday
which was largely attended by mem.
bers from all parts of the state. The
state officers were present and the de-
gree was conferred upon fifty six can :
didates, ten of whom were from Flor.
ence and vicinity. In the evening an
elaborate banquet was served in honor
of the occasion Among those pres :
ent from Florence were: Fathe,
Edmund, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Nor
rissey. Chas Thomas and son Jack.
Thos. Carmody, Frank Walsh and
mother, Miss Bertha Miner, Miss
Donnelly and Simon Smith Jr. The
party returned on Rio Grande train
No. 3 last night.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-23
ODD FELLOWS
VISIT COAL CREEK

About thirty six members Of the l.
o. o. F. went to Coal Greek Satur-
day night for the purpose Of confer
ing the First degree and make fra
ternal visit to the camp brothers. The
work was exemplified to three candi-
da tes one from Florence and two
from Goal Greek. and at the close OF
which Fremont lodge No. 9S presented
Past Grand NJ. E. Lewis with
a 25-year Veterans jewel. ], H. Ed
wards made the presentation speech
and Mr.. Lewis responded in a gracious
manner. The Rebekahs were then
announced and served al excellent
lunch. The meeting closed with
speeches by Deputy Grand Master
Cummings aud President Viola Will.
liams, of the State Assembly, who IL
also q member Of Evening Star
Rebekah lodge No. Z, of Goal Greek.
The party returned home about |
O'Clock m
The daily tribune., 1908-11-23
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Saturday afternoon as John Sanders
and his father were returning from
Canon City where they had been wit
nesses in suit in proving up water
rights, the elder Sanders in stepping
from a moving train. slipped and fell
to the ground sustaining painful, bu,
not serious injuries. 1t was narrow
escape for had he fell between the
cars he would no doubt have met with
instant death or at any rate injurie!
which on account of his advanced age
would have probably resulted seri
ously.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-23
TRAIN DISPATCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Snyder now OF
Salt Lake City and formerly Of Flor
ence, are guests of the latter's mother.
Mrs Jesse r. Wright, at Ala River
street. Canon City. Mr.. Snyder.
" no was for number of years con.
nected in al official capacity with
the allied roads at Cripple Greek, IL
at present train dispatcher for the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railroad COMPANY. "the Route Of the
Las Angeles Limited.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-23
PICKED UP BY POLICE.

Thomas Boone WAS arrested ut the
Magnet mine Saturday evening tJ
Officers Furnls and Kelley on request
of the sheriff at WalsenburR. He
Is charged with the larceny of suit
of clothes from the company store at
that place about month ago and
had been working since for the Rocky
Mt. Fuel 90. at their mine neal
Williamsburg. Deputy Sheriff Nc.
Creery came in Saturday night and
took the prisoner to Walsenburg oil
an early Sunday morning train.