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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-29
RANDOLPH.

The body of Edwin Edison who died
Tuesday In FNchburg, Mass. was
brought here Friday for intorm'nt
Mr.. EdsOn was a brother Of Elijah I'd
son of this place and lived here until
about 30 years ago when h. wont 10
Massachusetts, to reside. His remains
we're accompanied by two sons, Er-
nest and Dean Edison
Homer Douglas OF Williamstown was
before Justice Homer Vail Monday
charged with having sold mortsdsed
property which is forbidden 10y law
The evidence was that he had so'1 two
horses to Roy Tcwksbury Of Bethel.
mortgngod BY the late pr. Porter Of
Northhcld. DIR. Porters administrator
lad foreclosed and MI Tewkshury made
complaint to States Attorney NJ NJ VII
son. Mr.. Douglas pleatAd not guilty put
was found guilty. A fine OF $40 with
costs Was imposed by Justice Vail with
statutory alternative.-Ch Dumas
has returned from several months
absence In Boston ana yicinity'-MlsS
Ruth Draper of Barre spent sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ~ NJ
Draper,-Atwood x T!lson are moving
their tobacco ana confectionery estao'
lt'hment to the new block Of Mis-, hary
Carr
The funeral Of Mrs Clarissa lH'c@
Lamb, who died Saturday evening was
held Monday morning at the homo OF
her daughter, Mrs. Justin Holman the
Rev. Di. Cooper assisted ~ the EeV 10
scph Hamilton, of'iciatins daughter
Miss sadie Lamb, ana Il nephew Allen
Lamb, both OF Northileld, constituted
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SWANTON CENTER.

The fire set in the Jennison woods
by som" careless person last week
was kept under control, though quito
a little damage has been done 10 .A.rf-
t. young growth CT hemlock and / ard
wood. The fire ST: on the so-culIel
William Robinson farm at Green's
Corner. broke bounds during the gale
sunday and quickly spread over a
large acreage through valuable
swamp and timber lands owned hy
Prosper Bushey, Charles Hall and 9TH
ers, coming out nearly to the so-callcd
new road For time it was feared
the homes and farm buildings # Jo-
seph and Charles Bushey. Erwin Tuck
or, Jerry Gotta and others could not
be saved, but by desperate work on
the part of the forty men who re-
sorted to blowing and back firing the
fire was controlled The rain Monday
night was "A great help.-Mrs -. T.
Hepburn has returned home from a
months visit with relatives in Bethel.
School opened in district No. 49, Fri
day after a recess of ten days while
the teacher, Miss Florence Donaldson.
went to Boston on the excursion. -.
Mrs y. T.. Jcnnison went Wednesday
10 iinStOn to visit her sister, Mrs. g.
l.. ScHvcy, and Will go from there to
spend the winter with her sons In chi
"a go.-Mrs. A. Is, llonslns"r attended
the funeral Tuesday afternoon Of her
ncice, Daisy A., the ~ months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. t.. T. Ryder
of st. Adams city.-Mrs. b. \. Cam
eron, formerly Miss lucic Chadwick
Of sheldon, who lives in North BAN
gor, y. =. is visiting her aunt Mrs.
A. +. Royce, and other relatives
Miss Mamie Dolan was called to East
Berkshire Saturday, by tho critical
Illness OF her uncle, john Dolan. re-
turning Sunday night-Mlss Marion
Gordon Of Alburgh Center visited Miss
Nellie Catlin over Sunday.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Joseph Shaveneaugh Is visiting
reltves in Hiram. Me.-Frank. son of
f. +. Howard, who had been suffering
with consumption for three years, died
saturday TIL funeral was held Mon
day.-Mrs. Herbert Scott is visiting in
Gorham. y. H.--rhe condition of Robert
Holmes is reported no worse.-l. L.
Parker was at home from MONTPELIER
Saturday George e. Oswell OF Ogdens-
burg was a visitor here Monday Mrs
+. +. I'm OF Hyde Park was In town
Monday Mrs. A. l.. Gauvin IL visiting
In Barton and ST. Johnsbury,-Joseph
Fay, who has spent the past season In
Kcene, n. H.. has returned here for the
winter
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GEORGIA..

a chicken pie supper was held at T. L.
Joslyn's Tuesday night for the benefit C
the ConRreg uonal society. About o.
were Misses Dora Dory and
Genie Wood are spending few days IN
Eoston.-Bcrtha Carr eft Monday morn
ing for Kansas. where she will spend a
year with her brother Winlfred Carr -
Mrs. Wood and sons. Francis and Merle
went to stowe Saturday for a few weeks
with relatives and friends Banner
Grange will observe ladies' night at its
next meeting.
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FRANKLIN.

c. W. Morgan f. visiting Mt w. u.
Nuning'g in Brandon.--Mr Rawson and
daughter of Prescott, ont. have been
spending n few days with his daughter,
Mrs. j.. s. Propcr.-Mlss Ella Randall
went to Springfield, Mass, Tuesday for
~ days visit Miss Ruth Hopkins went
to Boston Wednesday TO visit her sister,
llilda. who IS attending Simmlns Col
l"ge.-iicnry 1'linton has bought S j.
Tracy's house and has moved into It.
charles Harrison will occupy the tene-
mont vacated by Mr.. F,inton
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

J. n Patterson hns sold the stage
route from North Craftsbury TO Harl-
wick to Martin Johnston.-Chares Batch
elder has moyet into the tenement IN
the Smith lock,-Qunrterly meeting ser.
vices will be held in tho Methodist
Church Sunday, November s-Among the
pleasant events last week was the mar.
rage of s, A. Smith Of this town and
Mrs Jane Bartlette OF Barton Landing
Mrs Lucinda Kinney OF Lowell is visit
ing here.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Ellen Coburn and son, Merton
Dean, of Lyme, n. H., are visiting in
town.-M. II. Maynard OF this town and
Mrs. Flora Bell OF Johnson were married
at Johnson Saturday.-Mrs. Porter of
Fitchburg, Mass, ie 'ie'',H- her sister,
Me- " - Y' r. y. wells
r... nday.--.Jamcs
.l cd resident Of East Fair
Acld died Saturday at the home of HIS
daughter, Mrs. Bcaulac of IIard7vicex
aged ~ years. The funeral was held
Tucaday ut st. Georges Church.
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hpcn yIcifiDR their sister. Mra Gtp1lt
Luce. left FIday for burlington.
They cxpcct 10 spend tho winter I'm
Hampton. Va.-Fred Chadwick hns
zone to stockton. cal. To- reside
Ida NAV. the lG-ycar-old daughtor of
Mr.. md Mrs Edwin Mngoon. died satur-
dov nisht after Il long nlncss with ,uh.r-
culosis tIcr brothers and sis.or. cra
Henry mud waiter Magoon. Mrs Arso,
Boycc and the Misses Eunlco Minnie
Lura. Elya md Eloise Of stove and
Miss Do,sv Of Saratoa, y. Y rho funoro,
will he hold this afternoon nj two o,c,oc,,
n, tho Most rranch Church Mrs M.
londo 4. Bnrrovvs has re,urnod ,ro,,
Rarrc. whore she has received ,nodical
treatment for three months somewhat
improved In hoal,h.-Mr. ana Mira tov,
Turner have returned from n carr,avc
drive 70 Eden - Mrs. Thomas ros,or bos
boon very III with heart trouble Tho
Roy I q AnrnT returned so,rrdov
from poston.-TNc Rev. II A q Ahho
lott stowe saturday. His ro-n,v wi,,
rc,nnin n short time longer Nrs Sarah
Thavor came from johnson SATURDAY. 70
c. T. Eddy'a.-Mrs. Sanford rddv Of
Waterbury visited NJ G. =. Eddv's sotur.
day.-The ladies' OF The Methodist Church
wifi serve dinner M thsir vcs,rv We1nos-
day.-B. A. Mills was AT home from
Essex Junction over SUNDAY ndar
A. Rnrrows is recovering from a severe
attack of blood poisoning -Mrs. Frank
]. Robinson OF Malone. y. Y. and Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Mum Of johnson were
hero Sunday on account Of the Illness
Of their father. l.. A. Barrows. Mr. and
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RROOKFIELD.

Miss Enie May, daughter Of Curtis
Kibbee was married Monday morning
at Ter home TO Ray NJ. Adams Of Ran
do,7h Center. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Wells OF the
latter place. The bride was tastefu,,r
gowncd in white and her travelling suit
was dark brown They were the re-
c,pients of many presents. After we'd
ding tour. including numerous Vermont
towns. they will make their home WITH
the groomS parents at Randolph Center.
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FLETCHER.

y. r. Blair of Morrisville was in town
MondaN.-Mr. ana Mrs. Cyrus Flood of
JefersonVille spent Sunday with a. K.
Iaiuc.-Mr and Mrs. f. II. Kinds OF
Morrisville We're guests at Ira Green's
the first of the week.-A soca BILE was
held at Clifton SCOTS Tuesday evening.
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MORGAN.

II. n. and Samuel n Elliott have had
to put in a gasoline engine In their grist
mill at the Center III. II. Elliott and
family win soon go to Massa chusetts "a
live.--J. II. Gilmore has moved to the ].
A. GRAY residence.
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Coburn place and will move there
Henry Iloadley and Carlos johnson left
Wednesday night for Los Angeles Cal,
whore they expect to pass the winter.
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NEWPORT.

Clifford Oakley. tho young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Oakley, was seriously Ia
iured Saturday afternoon when a loaded
team passed over his body. Sunday he
CONTINUED ON maze f0url
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PROCLAMATION.
The FreeMen OF the
State of Vermont,
George III. PrOuty, Governor.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

WHEREAS there has taken effect today Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of approved 2 1908 which
is in the words following
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CONTINUED on page four.l
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

point such further agents, servants,
clerks or other employees rs they may
deem necessary for the conducting of
the business affairs Of this CORPORATION
and to fix their compensation and the
terms OF. service, with the right to
dismiss them at pleasure.
ARTICLE VII.
This charter may be changed, modi-
fed or amended or the capital stock
Of this corporation increased or de-
creased, or this corporation may be
dissolved at a general meeting Of the
stockholders convened for that pur-
pose with the assent Of three-fourths
of the entire stock present. or repre-
sented at said meeting, thirty days
prior notice of such meeting being
given in a weekly newspaper at Cow
ington, St. Tammauy Parish, LOUISE
ana and written notice thereof
mailed to each stockholder at his usual
place of business forty days prior to
said meeting. In case of the dissolu-
ton or termination Of this corporation,
either by limitatiln as herein fixed, or
otherwise. the affairs Of this corpora
ton shall De liquidated by two COM
missioners selected from among its
stockholders at a meeting called for
that purpose, due notice Of which
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

be composed Ct Geo. S. Leatherberry,
Jr., Tom White and WILDER L. Nc
Crazy, Of whom Geo. S. Leather
berry shall be president, Tom White
vice president and WILDER L. Nc
Crary secretary and treasurer, who
shall serve until their successors
shall have been elected and qualified.
ARTICLE VI.
The board Of directors shall have
full power to fill all vacancies in their
number caused by death, resignation
or otherwise from among the stock
holders of this corporation. The said
board shall have full power and con-
troll of the property Of this corpora
ton and shall conduct and manage
the same consistent with the objects
for which this corporation is organ
lied and in accordance with the pro-
visions set forth in this charter. Said
board is further organized to adopt
such by laws, rules and regulations as
the affairs and business of this cor
poration may require and as may be
necessary for the management Of the
business thereof, provided the same
shall not conflict with this charter or
with the laws Of the State of Louisi-
ana, or Of the United States. The
boards Of directors shall elect or ap-
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2o3 MAIN STREET

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOU
lSIANh--ln the matter of Silas L. jenkins, bank
rupt No. l47 in bankruptcy-Pettio for dis
charge--Order of notice thereon-Eastern Dis
trict of Louisiana, SS.--0n reading the foreEo-
ing petition. it is ordered by the Court that
hearing be had upon the same on the twenty
fifth day of November, A. D. 1908, before WILL
LIAM A. BELL. ESQ, Referee in Bankruptcy.
at 219 Carondelct street, New Orleans, La, in
said district, at O'Clock in the afternoon, and
that notice thereof be published in the St.
Tanmany Farmer, newspaper printed in said
district, and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the same
time and place and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted And it is further. ordered by
the Court that the Clerk shall send by mail TO
all known creditors copies of said petition and
this order. addressed to them at their places of
residences as stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EUGENE D. SAUN-
DERS, Judge of said Court, and the seal thereof,
at New Orleans. La. in said district, on the al
day of November, A. D., 1903.
Signed FRANK H. MORTIMER, Clerk
true copy.
FRANK II. MORTIMER, Clerk.
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day night by Misses Dona Ever
lit, Enola O'Rouke and Gladys
Liddle. There were games,
ghosts, fortune tellers, lighted
PUMPKINS, electric ghosts, Ian
terms, apple ducking and re-
freshments. There were cats,
gobblins, witches, and at the
hour of twelve all the happy at
tendents departed for home with
the evening to linger long in
their memory.
The Knights Of Maccabees
have completed their organiza-
ton and elected the following
officers: Past grand commander,
E. Elmo Bollinger;; commander,
Frank B. Richardson; lieutenant
commander, Noeman Ellis; keep
er of records, John H. Shepherd;
chaplain, John Olivarie; Ser
geant, Abraham Talley; Physi-
clan, DR.. P. r. Outlaw; master
alarms, L. Collier; first gaurd
master, James B. Howe; second
guard master, N. P. Tippen;
sentinel, Benjamin Houghton;
picket, E. Levy. The tent was
Instituted and the officers were
installed by State Commander
M. S. Bulger. It is stated that
this order contemplates taking
the bonds Of the town, which
are to be voted on the 18th in
slant, for the building of the
new 500, 900 schoolhouse.
Mrs. L. A. Shelton and
daughter Xenia, of New Orleans
are the welcome guests Of Mrs.
Skeletons sister, Mrs. S. r. Red
din.
Mrs. J. A. Bousquet is on the
sick list at present. We hope for
her early recovery.
J. W. Cundall, the general
secretary of Covington Naval
Stores Co. was a business visitor
here last Friday.
One Of the grandest meetings
that ever occurred in Slidell in
the interest of education took
place at the Red Mems hall
Wednesday, Nov. 4, at s p. m.
Posters were ont several DAYS
in advance announcing that
Harris, State Superintend,
would address the public.
Opening address, Prof. R. S.
CrishloWe.
Song, America, the entire
Prayer, W. G. Evans.
Song, Slidell High School,
composed by Prof. CrichloWe
and rendered by the pupils.
Supt. Harris was then intro
duced by Prof. CrichloWe and
deliyed an address such as our
people have never been treated
to before On the subject of edu-
cation. He dWelt at length on
the erection Of the handsome
new school building Of the near
future. For an hour he held
the undivided attention of one
Of the largest audiences that
ever attended a meeting here.
The Red Mems hall, which is an
immense building, was we'll
crowded. Oh! the pride that
swelled the heart of every true
parent and citizen as two or
three hundred boys and girls
marched in ranks up to the
front to take the seats reserved
for them near the stage. Each
child wore a badge of blue and
white. ribbon. The song, For
Slidell School, Hurrah, was rem
dered with enthusiasm that
spoke well for our future school.
Great praise is due Prof. erich
lowe and the teachers for their
untiring efforts to make the af-
fair a success. That they sue
ceeded was proven beyond a
doubt. Supt. Harris Won the
love and esteem Of our boys and
girls by the comic stories he re-
lated to them which brought
forth peals of laughter. What is
sweeter than the clear happy
laugh Of a child? We hope to
have the Superintendent with
us again soon and also trust to
greet him in, the lovely new
building which we are looking
forward to with such great an
ticipation.
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Notice.

Notice. is hereby given that no hunt
mo Will be allowed On the lands OF the
Undersigned. Persons tres P q s Z E
fbereon will be prosecuted under TUT
penalty Of the law. ntrrcrH
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FRANK II. MORTIMER, CLERK.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

New Orleans. La. November 3, 1905. (
Notice is hereby given that John w. Bertaat.
Of Bayou Lacombe, La, who, on May IS, 1902.
made Homestead Entry Serial, No. 0531, for F..
balf of E. quarter, Section II, Township
south, Range ID East, st. Helena Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final Five
year Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before Clerk Of. Court, at Coving-
.on, L., on the 5th day of December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnessed: Emile Revisr.
erry Todd, Joseph Cousin, Walter Beriaut, all
Il Bayou Lacombe, Ia.
moist. Walter /. Cohen, Register.
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having been given as set forth IN this
article. Said commissioners shall re-
main in Office until the affairs of said
corporation shall have been fully
iquidated.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stockholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable, or response
BILE for the contracts or faults thereof
in any further sum than the unpaid
balance due said corportion On shares
of stock subscribed for and owned by
the stockholders; nor shall any in
formality in the organization of this
corporation have the effect of render
ing the charter null or exposing any
stockholder to any further liability
than the unpaid balance due on his
stock.
Thus done and passed at my notarial
office, in the town Of Franklinton,
Parish of Washington, State Of Lou
isiana, on the day, month and year
first above written in the presence of
D. E. Branch and w. c. Wood, two
competent witnesses, residing in the
town of F'ranklinton, who signed
these presents together with said APP
bearers and me said Notary, after
due reading.
GEO. S. LEATHERBERRY,
per Tom White.
TOM WHITE.
WILBUR L. MGCRARY.
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DR.. c. C. MlNTURN
DE NTIST

Bank Building. sLIDELL, LA.
Formerly instructor IN the Ohio Col
lege of Dental Surgery, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

5 or 6 doses 1866" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired and guaranteed by Jno. F.
Doty, next door to postoffce.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

If you want some nice white sand
for the cemetery, ring up AleXlus
Bros. & Co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

FOR RENT Furnished room, with
or without board, in private family,
corner of Monroe and Economy streets.
Apply on premises.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

5 or 6 doses 1866, will cure any
Ease of Chills and Fever.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07

For everything up to date in lockets,
chains and belt buckles, go to Jno. F..
Doty, next to postOffice.
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Louisiana's new pure food and drug
code will become operative December
/. Dr. Harvey Dillon has made the
following announcement:
"Iwant to give every manufacturer
and dealer a fair chance to prepare
one who wants a copy of the regula-
tons can get it, and. they will have
several days in which to adjust their
stocks of Goods to meet the require
ments"
DR.. Dillon announces that he will
shortly appoint the committee which
will have in charge the proposed in
vestigation of embalmers, to see
what men in this profession have com
piled with the law and what have not.
The committee consist of two practical
embalmers and three members of the
Board of Health, with DR.. Dillon as
ex-officio Chairman.
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Bids taken on lumber for Dendinger
& Co., b. Alexius Bros. & Co.
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FOR SALE : First-class family
horse, absolutely gentle and hard
worker. Apply to
Vaudeville road, near Chinchuba.
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For cheap shingles go to Alexius
Bros. & Co. a.
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STRAYED- Came to my place, one
light sorrel pony, about five years old;
Owner will please call for same ana
nav cost, or same will be estrayed IN
accordance with the law. a,rrn1,
Vaudeville, La, Oct. II, 1908.
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W 1IneSSeS
D. E. BRANCH.
W. C. WOOD.
HERMAN E GAYER, Notary
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Splendid rooms, electric lights,
modern bath, ETC., all on second floor,
also board or meals at reasonable
nrices. Transients solicited. Conve-
nient location, 2 blocks from depot.
MRS. G. v. QUAVE,
Phone 382. Theard Ave. and Gold st.
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FOR SALE-Poole and billiard ia
BE, and one cypress cistern. Can pc
seen at M. G. 3. Library. Examine
and make bid to Secretary of Library,
p. O. Box SCI.
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FOR #SALE-A Gilbert upright
piano, walnut case, $40 CO.. Apply 20
E. w. Schmidt, Abita Springs, La.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-23
Furs Indian Tanned

Goats, robes and gloves y,o
teed moth-proof. John w ssnhnnn
1413 Eleventh street, phone Rod 'n son
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-23
MILLER GOES TO JAIL AGAIN.
Find a Woman Instead OF Turkey
at Miller's RoOst.

George Miller is in Jail again. A
female who claims to be the wife OF
young McFarlan. who figured in the
viii Eaton burglary. was arrested
with Miller, and one has a stall In
the county Jail while the other is
corraled at the city jail Instead OF
a turkey, the woman was found in
Milier's room, and a criminal charge
has been brought against both OF
them. When McFarlan got out of
Jail he was ordered out of town by
Marshal Williams, but returned
from Denver Sunday with this
woman. McFarlan was Immediately
jugged and Miller and the woman
were hauled out of what is known
to the police as "Miller's roost. m
Seventh street. The officers saw that
they have put up with these kind Of
characters as long as they intend to-
and say they have sufficient evidence
to give both Miller and the woman n
long term in Jail.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-23
Company G Wins Honors.
(Ault Special. }

Captain Gale of Company C re.
ceived orders at O'Clock Wednes.
day afternoon to round up his 80.
jers" and make a forced march tc
Eaton. The orders came from head.
quarters and was one OF the tests be-
ing applied to local militias to form
an estimate of their real ability.
Company C ranks high among the
state militia. and although the
weather was of the worst. by 5:45 p
M. twenty-five of the thirty-eight
in the company were ready for the
hike. The distance was covered in
good time, considering the storm and
the boys returned to Ault on the
evening train. There was an oyster
supper awaiting them on their re-
turn to their home town.