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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
A Handy Cover.

One of the handiest things about a
farm is canvas large enough to cover
a load or stack of hay. Those who
still stack all hay outside need one
most. But there are many other uses
for one, such as covering loads of
grain that cannot be unIoaded before
a shower. protection for the binder
on dewy nights, etc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
PRESIDENT OF DARTMOUTH


Plof Ernest Fox Nichols,
OF the department
ANzMM lege and PROFESSOR experimental physics
z%ZN at Columbia university unanimously
fEN&#EZINln elected president of
William Tucker who
HEk&E%NI1f IN account of i'll health a
4 W#%KHIDNbt. Prof Nichols, a OF
4 W$&ZNN5NNXh Dartmouth
%MyHNI m the degree of doctor
JQlUNXHyNXa 1898 to 1903 physics de-
A. ~8S838 patment Of the college His a member
OF the faculty brought to
WM&MM ~ the college and himsef
~
the Kansas Agricultural college The
MATES
and of doctor of n
to the
the spent
of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
ANTI-SUFFRAGIST RECRUIT

Croswel Albany,
|. |:
- ~ N. Y. is a powerful recruit the the
IN ant-auf ragists n graduating
lINIz1 y of a
1M[NlZI1M \ strongly
al M#NzZII<~n \
NWMWX1M ~
H. KDHMGr"M He
L. I other unpleas
4 \ Bishop a
KQN22xN&Mu/ of
famous
N3Nerr4sN Of the
XNMNS@s@V yeryfe few bishops here
>yMASS% thy to he episcopal
shove hat anda ALL S al mi
Of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
BUILTFoUR BIG BRIDGES

Gustavus Lindenthal, bridge builder, Is watch
ing the fourth great product of his work and In.
genuity being brought to completion in New York
This is the big Manhattan bridge, just north OF
the Brooklyn bridge. nearly two miles long and
containing $4,000 tons of steel 1t is to carry four
railroad tracks, four trolley tracks, the driving
and motoring highways, and to cost $4,000, 900
Some distance to the north is the He'll Gate
bridge, designed to carry the heaviest load ever
placed on any bridge In the world 1t is three
miles long, and will cost S2S,OOOO00. Near the
Manhattan bridge is the enormous Queens
borough bridge recently opened to traffic, and a
short distance away the big Williamsburg bridge
All these are the work of Lindenthal.
And yet 80 years ago. the builder
r, doing journeyman work day by day In Philadel
an into railroad construction office. essayed the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09

parliament
his
Vanderbilt quite
throne whisper
insstent
Samuel Sloane Chuneey of St Louis But she promptly
emphatic Then
Mary prnceng
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
HOW HE DODGES DEBTS

Prince Miguel de Braganza is the original
"On-Again- Off-Again Finnegan" of European near.
royalty. He is the hero of more striking matri
monia alliances in the newspapers than Lillian
Russell. He has just done it again. This time it
was miss M. Vanderbilt" For day or SO the
report received much attention. America was in.
terested, wondering just which Vanderbilt heiress
had bought another title large bevy of the
princes creditors were interested, for they saw a
possibility of getting some Of ytheir money back.
Now the entire Vanderbilt family arises to deny
any engagement with the prince whatever
The prince is prince-pretender to the
throne OF Portugal. His grandfather was really
king of that country for an hour SO, by virtue
Of his nerve and a shady claim on dead king
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
STEEL FRAME FOR BARN.

There is a decided movement in
favor Of metal frames for barns and
other buildings because of their dura-
bility and safety from fire.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09


railroad construction office essayd the
bridges
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09

middle
resolute the administrator
friend
said the natives believe killed belongs
Eardley
Wmot mra another high dgna of the Church of England
soldier
distinction Engands little The
hi family Sir John EardleyWilmot is a baronet
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
HAS KILLED 1870 TIGERS

Sainthill Eardley- Wilmot, who arrived in Eng,
land few days ago visit home after 35
years service in India, probably holds the worlds
record hunter of tigers. He admits that he
has a bag Of 100 to his credit, but throughout
India he is known and reverenced by the natives
as the greatest killer of tigers in the world, and
their estimates of the score that should be cred
tied to his gun varies from hundreds to thousands
EardleyWilmot has been in the service of the
Indian forest department for 35 years. and for the
last six years he has been inspector-general Of
forests to the Indian government. He knows al
most every mile Of the forests of India, and has
met with many adventures, but he is far too mod
est to talk about them.
Eardley-Wilmot is a quiet looking man o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
GROW YOUR Own pRUIr>

The farmer and his family arr dee
serving of the b~st that the land ViN
produce 10 is folly 20 argue that 3D.
Is cheaper 90 purchase berries and
other things in this line than Do o.
60 grow them Th. fellow that finds
lt cheaper 20 ouy bis fruits and vege-
tables ID generally the one THAI goes
without them. except AZ certain times
ON rare oCcasions when company
comes The farmer should have these
things in his garden where Do and
his family can ENJOY them every day
that thes aye in season The pleas
me- and health derived from having "a
generous supply az rhuharh. asparagus
berries. exc. on the liable every day
isl iucalculahle With generous sup
ply az garden vegetables and fruits
the tir.i housewife finds 30 good deal
easier to provide The proper menu
to- each meal from das to das ITO.
argument that the farmer has not time
20 attend go these small matters uill
nor stand They are just as import.
aut as the blk crOus and as for time
there aye often hours and half-hCurs
that ARE Nastet SOB lettering about tht
house and barn. because not time
enough 90 pay 60 go az the biz crops
that could he advantaEeously spent DO
the family fruit garden. Once a sup
ply is had and eusoyed this matter d
hardly ever neglected afterwards
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
ASPARAGUS CULTURE.

Asparagus closely follows rhubarb.
sending up IT'S shoots AS soon as real
warm weather comes 20 start growth.
the shoots could D. cut hen about B.
90 DO inches long and all tender parts
Cur in short pieces about half an inch
long and cooked like green peas. The
asparagus is not only delicious but
has certain medical qualities ike rhu-
barb. IL acts strongly ON the kidneys
and seems 20 D. natures tonic for
tOning up the system after long cold
winter From 100 20 200 roots will
supply the family. depending on IT'S size
All varieties are good The roots
should d. set in fUrrOWs about eight
inches deep. The plants can D. drop
ped like potatoes about one foot apart
and covered with earth about one inch
deep. and as the plants grow. hll in
about them until the furrow is level
The ground should be- cultivated and
all weeds kept out. In the tall and
spring of each wear. the field should
be we'll narrowed over and rOtted ma
nure applied and narrowed in. The
rows can De- salted 20 keep the weeds
down and the middles cultivated with
hoe. Thus is the culture very simple
after the hrst wear. The stalks should
not De- cut for table use until the sec
ond or third year after setting. bur al
dead grass" should b. moved and
burned every fall just before winter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
BUTLER LIBEL SUIT
is SET FOR MARCH 81

GREENSBORO. y O. Special h,N
Judge Robinson of Goldsoo-o and
ester Butler az Raleigh Rave been
here in consultation Vith Nessrs. iu~-
tice and B-oaihurst regarding che
criminal libel Indictment AGAINST eN-
Senator Marion Butler and his brother.
Lester r Butler. brought os eN-thi"f
Justice $. Adams of thv lhoCtA'e -
ChickasaV Indian claims Court. now
state chairman of the Republican or
ganiratior This case ls scr ps~-mr-
fOrily FOR trial for "a edneedas March
3d. at fhe coming tenn of Guiliori
Superior Court. Judge D r. Long pre-
siding It IS said that Nessrs Rob
inson. Justice and Hroadhurst. coun-
sol for the Putl-~s. served notice on
N-ssrs Long Stedmau and Cook. and
Judge Sfrudvick Who. for IudE,
Adams. Vill assist Solicitor fulle- u
the prosecution that they ~ould pro.
coed to take additional dispositions .r
Oklahoma in support of the charge
made ni The caucasian. the paper pub
lished bs fn- Buffers
Bofh Judge Robinson aut Judge
Adams vent % Oklahoma s@srra
weeks ago and took drpositou- o'
rather Judge Adams was present q,
cross-eNamin- those from ahlm ta'
defendants counsel sought tl uot4r
statements
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

mean that the running gear ~ the
car ouls IS Co D. inspected. bur d.
means that We Uant 20 satisfy our
selves that the bods OF the car and
The roof 90 The car arr tchr enough
90 CARR ne load without damage bs
Kater
q have IN M mind certain agent
80 a hour-loadlnE station Vhom
found on Top of q box car and .u
--sponse to my inquiry "a to 0aat
ne ~as doing up there d. advised
me b. ~as Examining The root and
D want fo sas that agent has been
promoted because h- gsas ~. proper
link in th. chain Z have in mind
claim presented for damage goo -four
by water where the agent declared
positively that th- inspection had been
properly made hut the defects in that
roof apparent az the terminal point
indicated old breaks and thaf the car
Was not ~ for -four lotGiuE This
~ mat have considered small mat
ter. but 70 cost the company S2-5.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
CAPTAIN CNRTER'S Ala
TkkES BH COURT

CHICAGO special The cumpara-
tiv~f small income from Ibis estate
allowed Captain Oberliu N Carter hy
Judge kohlstat as taken from the
former army officer in a deciaion OF
the United States supreme Court uf
Appeals handed doNn here carter
was convicted some years agu OF par
tcipatnE ln a fraud un the govern
m~nt hy means of @hlch he shared
NIth harbor contractors in an illegal
profit of approximately 81 900 u1o.
The government surd % recover. and
practically an of Carter's assets we're
ordered turned over tn tne govern
ment However. Judge hohisaat
+ found that part of the asscts were
untaluted and ordered that paid Go
Carter By the appellate courts de-
cision this portion also soss to ths
government
We are constrained to the belief.
said the opinion OF the Court Of Ap
o~als that the evidence iu this cas-
IA decisive not only "a fraud p~rpe
,rated by the contractors. bat oi con
currvnc- and participa ~ cap
tain Carter"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
WARD LAW HELD
Constitutional
yIRGINIt SUPREsE C0JRT SETS
At KESI CoNTKOyEKSf DIRK
LOCAL OPTION o. .1T40sS-
POLL lax PAYMENTS
LexiSlature HAD Pe~sr ~ Fix 01ali-
6cntion fer NetrTs IN Purify Lscst
Contests. fer Nhich tAe C~a-
stItutlen Do~< Not PrsFi8c.

RICHMOND. "a SPECIAL Tie So
Drsm- Court 81 Appeals ~ Virgins
IN March lsfh handed doSn an opin-
on .l re- celebrated F'retericSshurK
iCcal Cuflrn CASE iu SHEA the Cor
gora.ion Court of the city 90 s'7~d-
ericksburg - reversed ant t3e salitsty
nf ttr Ward acf unaer ehirh tae eiec-
fIon eas held. Ia declared coHStif1-
tionsl
Ihr opinion Nas eriftea bT Judge
Keith. president sst VS. concarred
In by al the other .utges except
Judge Harrison. I'h- Cp.nlln covers
ternfl seven O. pe- sriifru pal<rS
The decision Affects n1t cnly the
cifs of FredrriCk sburg an1 1akea that
rir -dr, but al-a decides fEe cues
flons raised ben tnr cities ~ Roanoke.
fenchburE Bristol. Surrlk aud other
places ehlch have voted dr. and
in -, nlr GO stich the NCfr eas at
tackled along fh~ same lines az ne
,ats. decided tnia1 sad al % SAich
are Involved and arr ans~ctasi oS tne
opinion 90 the court ~hich upholds
the NalIdif, of the Wart act and loses
100 saloons ln che toNns AMI critics
tn which -lrctions have BEEN bsld.
Tha i~eaiits 90 the election in the
case 40 bar Naa attacked On the
ground that some OF the petitioners
cor the election. and some ~ TIE to-
ters eno participated in the election.
We're Not qualified to exercise the
right uf suffrage. having called 90
lualIl hN paving their prN taNes SIX
months prior fo the regular election
n-Nf succeedins the special electlon.
The Nari act permitted voters Who
had 1ald their poii -tRtca. bat not ak
months prior fo "a regular election. ga
participate in local elections As to
closing of saloons. issuing bonds Tor
-nads COR strD-lls. and the lake NJ
PERSON couii vote. however. sno had
not aald bis taxes. the exception tu
the case being ifs application 20 pure
f. E local contests
DC .- held that the qualifications pre-
scrih.l hs the cunstitutiou for voters
|apule t0 elections held for members
of Che general assembly and al ON
d GERS elective bl the peopi'. and thai
this PROV .sion does not prevent ths
Legislature from prescribing the quail
5 Hgauons for an electorate to vote 10
sp.cial elections tor ~hLch soe CON
stitutlon doses NOT provide.
The opinion. iu DECLARING the valid
b rs ot the WArd Law. bolds that IN
General Assembly ot the State cal
? enact ans laN Nhlch is not rvpoEuan
: Ca the Federal constitution and Nhici
is aot restricted by proyasinns of th'
+ State constitution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
FIND RUINS OF LOST
CITY IN CALIFORNIA

los ANGELES. CAL-In the san
Jacinto Mountains near the edge of
the COchella Valley. p. r. Bond has
just made CALIFORNIA; most important
discovery Ruins OF prehistoric
city containing over 700 we'll preserv-
ed stone houses. with evidences Of
paved streets. strange earthenware OF
fine types and the general aspect.
show IL MAS no mean community
Bond arrived here yesterday. and after
comforting with scientists arranged 90
place accurate Information concerning
his remarkable ind before the smith
sonian Institution. he already has as
surances by wire that an immediate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

and thorough exploration all b con
Quoted from "a ashington-
re says that the silent city lies ht-
cen miles from iudic. and not over
fifteen miles from old Los Angeles on
he Yuma stage rf---,l-
Bond attention was FIRST attracted
20 me town by several gss1es on toe
nountainside. and. on Investigation. n"
found a series OF heaped ~ stonts
Approaching nearer through rock,
canyon. 10 beheld a series OF streefs
lined with ruins OF houses bum on
terraces.
Another read Ted from the town 90
a high peak overlooking the entire
country and surrounded By another
stone ruin evidently used as a watch
over
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
ROADS PAY MILLIONS
EACH YEAR FOR DAMAGES

rs IS said that the amount paid out
hs the reads of the United States IA
le07 FOR freight claims was S24.0Oo.Voo.
These claims originate from various
causes such as defective ears. careless
employees and incorrect classification
but one agent says that on his road i'm
proper handling IS responsible for
about % per cent. OF money paid out
for freight claims.
Another feature contributing very
largely 70 the amounts We pay out
for loss and damage" said the claim
agent, lis defective ears Our rules
say that each agent must inspect the
cars. New the term inspection covers
q multitude OF features. 10 does not
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
ROBERT q. OGDEN HEADS
LIBERIA COMMISSION

ASUlNGTON ID special
The commission This government VII
send to Liberia to investigate fhr CON
dIuons there with a. view to recon
m,nting possible Improvement in
tha management of chat government
viii n- composed DO Ras announced
ot Robert a. Ogden. of NeN lork
Emmett g. Scott. secretary to Booker
T Washington. and 80 MORGAN sinus.
t-r 90 this citN
Tt Was 40 first intended to appoint
DIR Washington ia member ot the com
mission huf DO WIS stated here tha'
bis usefulness could De out to bette
advantage be- This country
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
BIAOk HANDS TIRE Atm
TIN AMERICAN C0N>VL

PALERMO Special The Amrri-
can consul here has received letters
threatening hi- life. aud DECLARING that
the hlackmailinE hand Vill punish ham
even wDrs. than t tid prfrustno for
nros-,uting ~iciiian criminals Nho
seek "a refuge in the United States o-
m h. continues to cause the Italian
police to arrest persons suspected oi
having heen in fh- plot against Lieu
tenant p-froslno.
Consul Bishop has taken steps %
protect th- consulate AMIR his person.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

WASHINGTON D c. Special The
long-aOaited tariG bal VAS presented
.g the House of ReprcseuratiNe on
March lrth bs Representative Serena
b. PAYNE. of Nev York chairman ot
ta~ WAYS and m ans committee A.
'~c~ease of Sfo. 0oo 0lQ % SEE 900 900 I'm
The annual revenue of the country ViII
.. IS ,sumstr,. result FROM tlr
changes proposed. making the total rf
about $500 600 600
Th.. hlu cont.mplat,-s doWnVard re-
.ision Nith MAXIMUM and minimum
provisions which impose an average
maximum duty CT ~ per cent Ir rN.
cess ot the present tarlN The RECON-
-naudatisus made hy Pres idrnt Iaff.
thai an Inheritance taN he prov ldrd
and that a limited amC uut ot fohac".
and sugar b. admitted frae from fne
Fhlpulurs. arr. in, luded in the hiI
The lu-asu-- atSo provides for gee.
l-suanC. az Panama Canal bonds tn
tha amount Of $50 900 ooO to reimburse
rhe r -,asur. for tar original purchase
at tne canal ana r"-vnaCts The pro-
Vision Tor Che ISSUE of Treasury cerfi.
U,atrs the amount being increased
f-u mSlo0 600 .J,-O to S-a0.ooo 600
The ail Mas re.srr'-,i to committee
Features OF Bin.
SONS. 80 th, salient features ot thr
1n tonoN
An additional du,y of 3 cent p~l
.a~d is placed on me-,eriErd cotton
fabrics. sith % small additional tur
900 Sto, kings fashiuurd and shaped
shols or .u part 60 Knitting mt
chimes.
Coffee Is on th- trr- hist Tea l-
taxed cents per p,uud and q cents
Ah~u brought in from Other than tht
Producing countrs
I-on ore is on The f-er list re-
in,tlon f-om th" present rate oi All
CENTS a tom The duties on manuttc
lures of iron and Steel are waterfall,
reduced Tin plate and steel rails age
, -edlc.-d
Ald-s are GOA the frre hist aud du
-Ies ora manufactured heather reduced
and shoes reduced 80 per cent
Lumber and climber lnates arr cu
F. 20 BARR
< an inheritance taN IL provided. r7tt
. mated to bring ia SO 00c .o0a
n There ~ Co b.. re-, ip~ocal tree trade
eith th- Philippines With limitation
"a on the amount OF sugar and tobacco
- annually CD De- imported kecipro,lt
D. 18th cuba continues
-Fh. Internal revenue tAN an cigar
b, -rt,s Isl Increased trum 81 to $3.50 am
n from 81 to 81 -O per thousand. bv.'
- and NhlsRrs aye not roo, he'd
o Soils Nire. hartRerr. tools etc
o. a-. reduced
"A Sugar IS reduced ave ON. huudrrith
lot o. cent per pound
- The cheaper grades OF ~o'l are ''
iac-d
TalloU cotton -.-rd Oh and works
art more than tp-nty years old ai
..f.....H an. fh.l F~.a.a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

increases. While ne duties on TIE iar<-
81 sire are reduced. The tsrir on
wool o. me srzt ana second class. us~1 4
principally in clofhing. - not disturb \
ID but or WOOL q the tnlrd class 4
known a. carpet wool. D. - ecuctc /
cu the cheaper grades. The reeor- i
rlendatio1s fer placing wood pulp CT T
rhe free iist and reducing tne futi-s
ca print paper. ~ith certsin resfric-
tons made ~ the Mann cuuultree
80 fhe Hocse. are Incorporated In ga
bm
ine duty on refined sugar - ~
/ duced Eve one hundreCfhs % cent
pound and On dsxtriu one-hsif CEN
A pound 4 reduction 90 . cent q pount
~ also rnad~ in ths duty On starch.
f Nith the eNcspfionof potato Starch
zine in orr - assessed cent pr
pound FOR the sine contained III
fariN On pix irCn IA reduced trcm
50 90 g. te pr ton.
TIE principal Increases are made in
the duties on lemons. COCOA ani sub
sfitrtes Cor coffee. coal tar dives. gloves
md coated papers and iuoograpa-s
prints.
TIE new tarin bnl - made on a
maximum and minimum basis. eitn
fhe prot isIrn that the maximum rates
ere NOT Ca 20 lnfo effect unri sixty
2 DAYS after the passing of the h-i Re-
p ciDIocifs DroV Isions are orfalnrc in
q The paragraphs assess.ng tuftrs or
g hitumnous coal ana coke ana ASH
cultural Implements ht NhlCh frrs.
~ articles are given *nfrl t.-e of flf
Uhrn imp,rted frow countries Na'c'
r permit fhc fr-r importation cf fnes
articles from America
Inheritance Tax.
b THEE Inheritance TAN prov .sion ot tl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
20 PER CENT. MORE
TARIFF IN BILL
NV xEASTRE PROVIDES FOR ~
ANNUAL INCREASE ~ RKNE-
ME- or ss0.Ooo.oos 10
Ss0.O0a. 0oo.
FOR An INHERITANCE TAX

BIN Presented 90 Congress BY Reprc-
sentative Payne Provides for
Downward Revision with
Maximum Prov iSion~.
Some Features Of
the Proposed
New rariH.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
XANTHINE E E, =;

Restores afaF Hair 70 NatNral Csokor.
Removes Dandruc and Scurf InNtEor-
ates and prevents the Hair from fall
lng on
For sale ~ Elchmon6. E.Vncnburz
Va. and Baltimore. AID. DruErls1a Or
Rlchmsod. Ns- frrtce. Gt-So per hsa1la.
sa@9fe Settle. sSe. - u.azz.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

The taun on boots and shoes is rr-
duc,d so peer cent and on other lrtlh
-r sranuiacture- ln proportion lhr
potter, schedule remains about fhr
same but the duties ou Nndow and
glate glass of the smaller sizes ARE
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-06-24
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SNOHO-
NuSH.
Nettie Sheridan and John Sheridan, her
husband, Plaintiffs, VS.. w. II. Phil
lips, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the said
w. II. Phillips, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons, to-
wit, within sixty days after the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1909, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs and serve a copy of
your answer upon the undersigned at
torneys for plaintiffs at their office be-
low stated, and in case of your failure
80 to do judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint which has been filed
with the clerk of said court. That said
action is brought to quiet the title to
the following described property in the
said plaintiff Nettie Sheridan. Said
property being described as lots 81 and
%, in block S27, plat of Everett, Division
III, Snohomish county, state of Wash
ington
Cooley & Koran, plaintiffs attorneys.
r q. address Wisconsin block, Everett
Washington.
Date Of first publication, May 10 ct
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-06-24
No. GG3l.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN AND
FOR SNOIIOMISH COUNTY.
W. 5. Grinsfelder Company. a Corpora
tion. Plaintiff vs. j. G. Leslie and w.
F. Smith, partners, doing business I'M
der the firm name of Leslie & Smith
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a writ of eX-
e2ution issued ont of the above named
ourt in the above entitled cause, and
20 me directed and delivered. | have
duly levied upon all the right, title
lain and interest of above named de-
tondant, or either Of them. in and to
the following described real property,
situated in Snohomish county, State of
Washington, to-wit:
Lots 9 and 10. block Il, Ferguson 5
Bird addition to Snohomi,h.
Notice is therefore hereby given that
on the oath day of July, A. d. 1909, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, of said day,
at the front door of the court house in
Everett. SnOhomish county, State of
Washington, | will sell all the right.
title claim and interest of above named
defendants. or either of them, in and to
the above described property at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bid,
Ter for cash.
Dated at Everett, Washington, this
2lot day of June, 1909.
G. B. DEERING,
Sheriff Snohomish County, Washington.
BY j. II. MITCHELL Deputy.
Nemick & Mills, Attorneys for Plain
tiff
Date Of LIST publication. June 24-4t