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J. Cunningham, R. Nc. Nabb, seho-
rita J. Zimmerman esposos c. Gray,
B. Barnard, senorita j. Wosch,
O. Bothfeld, X. Major, E. S. AFTER
son, B. Pastor, B Aguila, senorita ].
Vazquez, w. X. Macomber., 0. Ru-
myan, A. P. Prims, J. Moore, ].
Anderson y familia senora NJ. Andu-
jar e hija, A. M. Lebron, j. Wied-
meyer, NJ. Ballester, L, X. Brown
J. Orbell, sehora E. Madison y 2 nj
nos, ]. Irese, ]. NJ. Munoz, sehora
A. O. Larsen, 6 hijo, senora A. NJ.
Jimenez, esposos Gomey, G. Chap
man, ninos Sr:. L, Munoz Rivera,
esposos E. Solomon, Sr. Meston,
0. Santana, A. Blumentiel, NJ.
Brown, NJ. j. Silva, sefloras ]. Mon
tabo, Mr.. D. F. Cordero.
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.Cont|agraciion en- ell Sur
For telegrafo.

For telegrafo.
Ei siguiente despacho telegrafico
nos ha sido trasmitido por nuestro
corresponsal de- Ponce:
Ponce IA
sr. Director de ''La Correspon-
dencia.",
San Juan, P. Rico.
,Esta madrugada 4 las tres menos
Is minutes declarose un vioiento
incendio Gale del "Progreso".
La propiedad, no estaba asegura-
da.
Ell fuego Sc supone intentional,
Deta,ies cOrreO.
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Sc ALQUILAN. - Habitaciopes
c6mcdas y bicn ventiladas, con aqua
y luz elGctri.a, buenas tambien para
Oficina', en- ell antique convento de
las Carmelitas, provistas con todos los
adelantos modernos. Para informes
diIigirse q Salomon e. Gordils, Te.
tuYp
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Hue|ga esco|aL,

Hoy a las 9 "a. m. J, hemos recibi-
do Ell siguiente despacho telegrafico
Aguadilla, octubre IA.
Correspondence = San Juan.
"Debido medidas arbitrarias ms
pector Hanna professor Carretero
niegase ensenar sesenta ninos no
asistiran a clase 81 Carretero no asis-
foO
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Labor judicial en-
ell Supreme
Causas que han de verse
durante los meses de No.
viembre y D1ciembre.
10 causas civiles y siete crimi.
nales.

En- el Supreme existen los slgulen-
tes senalamientos de ape]aciones er
pleitos civiles:
Continuation del 4to termino de
sesiones del ano 1909.
Noviembre :, Microbes 1O.-The
Juncos Central Company con Juan
R. MARQUEE -Cobro de dinero.
Jueves, ll.-Isidora F Esteras ct al
con Jose I. Arroyo-Negativa de
filiacion.
Viern.-l2.- Carmen Valladares
con la Corte Municipal de Mayaguez
-Certiorari.
Quinto termlno, Mart. 16-Miguel
Sofia Estrada, ex-parte-Nombra-
miento de administrator judicial.
Mierc. l7-Sinforoso Marrero con
Antonio Lopez Martinez y otros-
Danos y perjuicios
Jueves 1S.-Carmen, Lucia y Jose
Lucero con los herederosde Jose Vi
la y Soler Nuidad de testamento
v otros extremes.
Viernes 19.-Leon Escobar con IL
aefonso Escobar y otro-Declarato-
ria, de herederos.
Mart. -Marcelina Rosaly con
Roberto, Graham y Tracer, Recla-
macion de condominio y otros ex-
tremos.
Micro 24.-Sucesores de Ramon
Lamopn con Sucesores de Canuto
Rivera Prescription de dominic
y otros extremes.
Viern 26.-Juan Suris Cardona con
Francisco P. Quinones y otro-Rei-
vindicaci6n de finca rdstica y recla-
macion de frutos.
Mart. 3O,-Carlos del Toro Fernan-
dez con la Corte Municipal de Cabo
Rojo-Certiorari.
Dioiembre Micro. 10.-Moral y
Compania con Antonio Diez y otros
Nulidad de escrituras 6 inscrlpciones
Juev 2.-Elwira Fernandez Blanco
ct al con Maximina Avellanet ct al
Division de bienes poseidos en- CO.
munidad.
Viern. 3.-The American Reilroad
Company of Porto Rico con Vicente
Quinones Expropiacion forzosa.
Mart 7.-Jose A, Fernandez Perez
y otros con Gabriel Fernandez Con
zalez y Garcia y -Nulidad de
contratos y cumplimientos de
obligaciones.
Mere. S.-American Railroad Co.
If Porto Rico con el Juez de Ia Corte
Municipal de Ponce-Certiorari.
Juev. 9.-Jose Esteves Torres con
New York, Life Insurance Company
Cobra de dinero.
Viern, ,10.-Porto Rican Leaf To-
bacco Co. con Carlos de Ereno y otra
cobro de dinero garantizado con hipo
teca. -.-----.--..- 4
Mart, a. Antonio Gonzalez Mar
iinez con Nereo Pirazzi : Reinvindi-
.acion. i,
En- el tribunal Superemo de- P.
Rico
Senalarnientos de apelaciones en-
causas .criminales.
Continuation del Alto, termino de
sesiones del aiio 1909.
Noviembre Mart. 2.-El Pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Francisco Con-
zalez y otros Hurto de mayor GUAM
tia.
Micro. Bel Pueblo de Puerto Ri
20 contra Rosendo Ferraris-Delito
contra la salud pdblica.
Juev. 4.-El Pueblo de P. Rico
contra Pedro Juan Rodriguez-Hur-
to Gle menor cuantia.
Viern, Sci Pueblo de P. Rico
contra Ramon Hernandez-Delito
contra la salud publica.
Mart. o. Ell Pueblo de P, Rico
contra Juan San Miguel-Acometi-
miento V aggression con CIRCUMSTANCES
agravantes.
Micro, l0.-El Pueblo de P. Rico
contra Jose Juan Mallen-Falsedad. |
Juev. ll.-El Pueblo de P. Rico
contra Cesar Espanol Urgal-Viola-
eion.
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UN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordome cen larga praai-
ca en- el caltivo de Ia .-cala," desea
c,locarse a ffents de una ccloria, V
81 efccto eosuts con las refereucias
que se deseen. Para informes eta
Administ1addn y n Vegs-tajs. don
AStaro 6uern AcosfA
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L|NEAFERREA DEL OES7E,

ltinerario de trenes y vapores qua
empezara a regir desde el 10 de- Sep
tiemhre de 1909.
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Consigataros S. Fzquiaga.

Ooleta americana John J. CorwelI sc
pondra 4 la carga en- New York ell Is
actual para SAB Juan Arroyo
Consig: Ezquiaga
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En- e-ss Impren;a sc vende pspel
d. peri6dioos vs.o : " qSi.aal
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salida de la Capital ' Bay,mon ,lmu,t,n,,m,nt,

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS.
7.15 9.15 1890
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Goleta americana Emma s Lord sa-
lio eli "a del passdo de N York para
San Juan Y Humacao
COusig: S Ezquiags
Goleta americana Esther Ann Debe
haber salido de N York para esta el 4
corriente.
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Vapor americana Arkadia salfo de
Necrlans el actual para San Juan
Consig.: The N. Y.P.R. S. S. Ca
Napor americana Carolina saldr para
New York Ell 20 corrente
Consign.: The N. Y.P. R. s. S. G,
Vapor americana Coamo recalara ell 2l
actual procodente de Nav York.
Cousig. The N. S. p. R. S. Sea
Vapor frances Quebec Recalara ell
u oorriente procedcnte do Ptp. Plata
Consigu.: J.T. Silva Co.
Vapor aleman President Fl 25 del
presente estara aquf proeedente de Sto
Domingo
Consig; NJ. y korber
Vapor espahol Manuel Calvo Proce-
dente del centro america cstara aquf
del 2l aI22 de este mes
Consig. 5. Ezquiaga
Vapor americana Santurcc Salio de
Galveston el Q actual para tsta
Costerg: Ike N. Y. R. S. s..
Vapor Espahol Miguel NJ Pinillos sa-
li6 de Canarias el Q corrientc para esta
Consig: S. Izquierdo, Co.
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COMMERCIAL

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Goleta americana Phineas W.. Sprague
de Boston
Goleta Holandesa Hirondeile de Gu
racao
DE LA ISLA
NlNGUNO
DESPACHADOS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
PARA LA ISLA
Costeros Lolo Dos Hermanos Es-
peranza
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
THE "PAStIIAL FEAST"

Those who take an interest II
| Christian Science affairs, are Of cours,
aware Of the fact that Mrs Stctson
the leader OF the New York insur-
gents. has surrendered unconditional
D. She was summoned to Boston, to
and show reason, If any she had, why
she should not be sat upon for infrac-
lions Of the faith, and instead Of put
ting up a fight ana making things in
tcrcsting, she came down with rs
much docility as Mr.. Crocket's coon.
owning up 70 all her short comings
ana crossing her heart that she would
never 10 do IT again. Sui during the
progress of the insurrcotion some fea-
lures were brought to light which
were not without interest, even to
those who do not take Christian
Science very seriously. For example
the following:
As part of the effort to show that
Mrs Stetson's teachings and practices
had been opposed TO the principles of
Christian Science, there was made
public a statement, signed by Mar
parot Beecher White, "a granddaugh-
ter OF Henry ward Beecher. This
statement follows
we practitioners OF Mrs Stetson
were taught that the directors of the
mother church were the enemies Of
Mrs. Stctson. therefore our enemies.
ana ! frankly admit that | was preJu-
diced against "a body Of men whom ]
had never met. However, whom we
were told 10 treat them, ana in no
gentle way. I mentally refused TO do
IT, ! have never treated anyone with
out his knowledge or consent. To re-
fuse openly at that time would have
meant o. scene. ostrdcism and probably
my leaving the church. other prac
tiuoncrs had been forced out for the
TO do this. l preferred 90
keep quiet and keep my place as a
member of the church.
we practitioners were taught 10y
Mrs Stctsou That She was Christ
Truth. and We were her disciples
June. before cur communion
were invited Co what was called
paschal feast n Mrs Stotsous
house We stood n 20 circle while
me passed FISH, bread and lemonade
olorcd with RASPBERRY shrub.
"Nc were told never to speak of
What ven ON in our srtrot meetings
'r what was said in them because
De other students had NOT risen To-
height of spiritual d-isccrnmvut
they could not understand such
.Igh science"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21


Secretary Ballinger. Of the Interior
department, Is more conspiciously in
the limo light than any other member
of President Taft's cabinet, and we
presume tina by this time there are
but very few people In the United
states who are ignorant Of the reason
FOR this fact. A little coterie OF po-
litical enemies, headed by a muck
raking magazine are industrioualy en-
gagged IN an effort to falsify the rec
ord. and make II appear that the pub
LEFTY now given to his acts is TO be
accounted for by wrong-doing on his
part. but as we have said above, the
real reason is now very generally
ton under the administration OF Mr..
Taft's immediate predecessor, when II
was the rule 90 enforce the policy OF
the administration without regard to
the terms Of the Law. Mr.. Ballinger
believed in the enforcement of the
law. and when he found that he was
expected TO disregard the law, and
enforce the policies Of his superiors
i'm office, he resigned. This exhibition
Of a high respect for the law caused
Mr.. Taft to look upon him as a proper
man for "a seat in the cabinet. and he
was promptly slated for secretary OF
the Interior. II Is said, indeed, that
his selection was the first one made
by Mr. TAFT. whose strict regard for
the law * well known to the whole
country. Being thu placed at the
head of the department he promptly
caused the undoing Of some Of the
acts which had been tolerated by his
predecessor, ana t%hereupon all those
who had been permitted to carry out
their own notions without regard TO
the law in the case. at once set up a
general bnrting at his heels. and by
the assistance OF a yellow magazine
have been able TO make a great deal
" noise. All the charges which they
brought against Mr.. BaliinRer have
been thoroughly investigated by Mr.
TAFT, and pronounced groundless,
while the ring leader Ia the matter
was unccremoniously dismissed from
office.
Every u~npreludicod person viii ad-
NIT that Mr.. Taft. with all the facts
on both sides before him. Is a much
more competent Judge or the matter
than any OF those who see only one
side, and are actuuted by personal
malice, hence the REPETITION Vt these
g%roundlcss charges, by discredited
witnesses. after Mr.. TAFT has exploded
them. becomes an attack upon the
president rather han upon the secre
tarS, and the impression IL becoming
very general among the people Of the
country nat this is the real, under
.thc-surfaco object of the whole dirty
upon B0llinger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
PRAYER FOR BUSINESS MEN.

Ray Stannard Baker, writing in the
December American magazine on "a
Vision of the New Christianity IA
chapter In his religious serious OF
THE Spiritual Unrest" describes the
work and IDEAS Of Professor Walter
kausehenbusch, Of Rochester, whose
recent book on Christianity and the
Social Crises has made such a wide
spread impression. In the course OF
his article, Mr. Baker. takes occasion
to quote the following prayer for
business men by Professor Rauschen-
busch.
We plead with thee, O God, for
our brothers who are pressed by the
cares and beset by the temptations OF
business life. We acknowledge be-
fore thee u common guilt for the
hardness and deceitfulness Of our
commercial life. which leads so many
into temptation and causes even the
righteous to slip and fall. SO long as
1t must be that man Is set against
man IN a struggle for wealth, help
them to make their contest in some
measure a test OF excellence, by
which even the defeated may be
spurred to better work. If any man is
pitted against those who have for
gotten fairness and honesty, help him
to put his trust resolutely in the
profitableness OF sincerity and up
rightness. ana, If need be to accept
loss rather than follow the others on
crooked paths Establish IN mistaken
fidelity all who hold in trust the
wealth OF others. The property and
Of our nation are controlled
by our business men. Hep them to
realize that they might have high
public functions and let them not be-
tray the interests of an for their own
Grant them far-slghted
to subordinate their work
the public veal, and a steadfast de-
termination To transform the disorder
of the present into the nobler and
harmony OF the future. Let the
spirit of Christ, which goes out from
ana which is ceaselessly leading
us, prevail to bring our bust
ness life under Christ's law Of SER
vice that all who guide the processes
Of factory and trade may feel that
high consciousness of divine calling
which blosses only those who are the
free servants of God and the people.
md who are consciously devotlng
heir strength TO the good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
COMING INNEsTIc ATOMS.

Tho coming session of congress bids
fair To- become known as the session
of inv estigatlons. Accusations are ny.
Jug In every direction. The sugar
trust IL again under firc Has IL cor
rupted the customs service of the
treasury department and shared Of
ficiais high and low. as now alleged
And then We hear about the pro-thla
and the anti-thnt: the loss 20 the gov
crnment by this and by that: tyranny
IN Office. and attempted tampcrinR
with officials for private gain. So
much talk has created curiosity and
in a government like this curiosity
must be rcckoncd with. Next year a
new house and a Third of the senate
viii DE in the scale. and such imvcsti-
sstous as may b. ordered will enter
into the campaign
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

Bernalilio county. and yet Il Is equal
least OF the land in that valley within
the limits Of this county is sim prac'
tically in a state of nature.
While. as a nation. we are spending
hundreds Of millions for the conser-
walton of our natural resources, here
Is a local resource that is being utter
~ neglected, and allowed 10 go 10
waste. We have the climate. the soil,
ana the water which, II utilized in
combination. could be made 20 supply
al the vegetable food required By all
the people OF the county, ana leave
| hundreds of ear loads annually to be
shipped abroad TO people IN other
sections of the country, thus bringing
draw from the outside world by any
other ono resource. and yet instead Of
outstanding this valuable for
our own good. and for the enrich
ment Of our own locality, we continue
to Import from other sections e very
large part Of the products we con-
sumo, and send ava hundreds of
thousands Of our money for the en-
richment Of more e%nterprising PEG
pie. liz that a wise policy? Certainly
It is not. Then why 10 we continue
~ Simply because the and is held
by those who VIII not utilize it them
selves nor permit others to utilize it.
An OF these facts we an know to
be facts. We know that the lands Of
the Rio Grande valley Immediately
tributary to Albuquerque. with their
ever abundant water supply, and IN
this unsurpassed climate. IL divided
into small farms and put under in
tense cultivation. would alone, put in
10 our own hands all the resources
necessary to make and keep this place
a prosperous and growing city. other |
people see and know these facts as
wen as we do. and our real estate men
viii tell you that they have calls near
~ every day from men who would
like TO buy small tracts and make a
business OF cultivating them in a bust |
ness way, but the owners or claim |
ants of the lands, do not know their
lines. n a buyer would have no GER
tainty of getting what he might pay |
for. And again the same uncertainty |
enables the claimant to practically es-
cape taxation. and thus be able to hold |
the land in an unlmproved state in
definitely. But the surveying and
plating OF the lands Of the county
would serve to solve at once the whole
problem. The land could then be
assessed, and be made to bear Its
proper share of the public burden, |
the claimant would be Obliged
to improve It himself, or sell 1t to
some one who would. At present he |
acts the part OF the dog In
the Manager and we enable him to
that part by permitting him to
the duties OF citizenship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

The Menace Of Women Suffrage
and her witty sallies in decrying votes
for women brought forth much
laughter from the audience. the
greater part OF which was composed
Of women
Il am not fighting my SEX
said Mrs. Meyer, MS reported by the
New York papers, but ON the con
trary | am fighting Tor them. i be-
ileye in women of course. and ] be-
lleve. too, that women's work in the
world Is Of far greater importance
than mans.
Not content with remaining in
their own country. along come a num-
Der Of women from England to create
an uprising of "ladylike hoollgans."
They are nothing more or less than a
band Of international carpet baggers.
Are the suffragettes receiving more at
tention than we are? / don't believe
they are, except, perhaps. for the
reason that there are more divorces
among them than there are among
They, too, are receiving much at
%tention on cou OF their handsome
Their gowns are continually
being described. We are not dolls Of
fashion.
They say;-'If we could vote we
would get out and vote for clean
streets, we would go out and vote for
more schools; we would go out and
vote for better transit facilities Al
ways going out, and never staying
nome. II, az II is ~contended, the ex-
help poor women. l would be the first
advance the cause"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
NMONG TIM TNENpLoNED.

The Rev " y Cunningham rector
~ Christ church. IN Natortown con.
nectlcut calls attention & % Cupid's
loihargy by the following paragraph
printed la tho parish papsr or DIS
church
The Bulletin bias had distress
ineiy small number nj marriages io
record latel5. so much go tnat our
rumpositor Was TO uuto,ustom,d tl
.tAe heading Married thnt Dee read the
fate 81 d coupie last month as mur-
deredT We hope not We have the
reputation of doing q better joh than
thnf.r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
FIN PLAIN FACTS

ID ffet NOT questioned b, an,
we'll Informed person that the RIO
Graude valley ln NeW Mexico IS one
of the most fertile stretches Of land
~ b. found any where upon the
earfh's surface. II E also Il we'll
sections ~ That rleh valley lies IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

THOSE INSURGENTS have forced
our avuncular relative Mr.. Cannon to
do some tall explaining, along with
Ballinger and others. 1t seems to be
the explanation season for h admin
istration, and who knows that this
does not betray the delicate Romance
ch%irography of a Shorter and Uglier
president?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
sHs

THE TULAROSA TRIBUNE ism
afraid hat George Curry is going 4
run for delegate. 1t says. Just be
tween ms, we don't believe when tn
governor lands in Tularosa and en-
cages In business that a team of ele
plants could get him into public of
flee again. This freshly thought vi
tale is the result of fear that h'
might and the allusion to the polite
of Mr.. curry is intended for a knock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

\ Florida editor claims that his
state was the original garden OF Eden
To support this view he must also
contend that what Eve gave Adam to
eat was not AN apple, but a pine
apple Washington star. No. it was a.
banana and ho slipped up on the
peel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

Yes, they bring in "a lot OF eggs.
related Storekeepcr Jason as he busted
out the prupes why. we even re
ceivo eggs In exchange Tor the latest
songs "sv~
shake said the big man I'm the
o%hockercd suit, as he lit q stogie. $50
do A."
HIM. bookkeeping. too o."
No I'm % minstrel man."-Chica-
ru News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

Many school children suffer from
constitution, which Is often the cause
oi seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
ocrl1in's stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give "a child.
Tor they are mild aud gentle in their
effect, and viii cure even chronic
constipation sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

THE VIADUCT is to have a new
floor. The driving public gives a low
moan of thanksgiving. Now if they
will put the high speed on those two
new steel bridges across IA Rio
Grande things will be looking up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

THE INGRATIATING senator Al
drich takes to the jpllying stunt like &
veteran. 81 think lots OF farmers.
says Nelson. Yet there are few VIII,
actually believe that Aldrlch is lyins
awake nights grieving oyer the lot o
the downtrodden tillcr of the soil.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

THE FROST is ON the pumpkin.
The alfalfa's in the shock, the leaves
fallen, the cottonwood worm has
gone glimmering. and the baseball
bug has fled. But did you ever see
prettier weather?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-29
APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER

Notice IS hereby given that the fol.
lowing named person has filed his ap.
plication and petition for transfer 81
license to sell at retail spirituou.
wines, liquors, ales, beers and drink.
Of like nature In the City of Clarks.
burg, for the residue of the year be.
ginning May /. 1908:
GEORGE a. NELLIs, transfer oi
William H. Tompklns and John A
Carey. partners trading as Temp,
kins x Carey. in the j. 7. Swagel
building. AIS West Pike street,
ciarksburg, West Virginia.
And notice is also hereby giver
that said application ana petition To-
license aforesaid will be heard by tn
Council OF tn city Of Ciarksburg. sit
ting as license court. on the 1911
day of February. 1909.
Given under my hand this the 16tl
day Of January. 1909.
WILL II. COLE.
Clerk of the City of clarksburg