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The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21

San LUIS '. i. l.. ~ L. 20. to
San Luis l.. d |. Co, qcd, frac sw4
sci S-36-6, etc, ST.: also, wd, ne4
nw4. etc, 23-36-6, 81.
Lizzie w. Gibbs ct al to Gerhar-
dine tulfe. wd, W. 81, 23-36-9.
+. G.. Jones to Chasrles E.
Christy, mtg, horses $50
Jos. Smith to Christen Jensen,
wd. frac nw4 mel, l9-3Il0----SlO
Ursula p. Smith to Christen
Jensen, wd, lot l, blk 81, Manassa.
Robt. Stevenson to J. NJ. Hines,
wd, W. sci 33-31-9 -9------.- $1,000
May II.
F. w. Swanson to Jose Trujillo.
wd, lot I, blk ITO, Alamosa, 5. $50
Cora l.. Dunlap to w. w. Dun
lap, assignment int. trust deed, w
nwl, etc. l3-35-S.
Peter n. Guymon to Chas. +.
Gibson, qcd, frac swl nw4, 2I-35-9.
Fred Ortiz ct al. defts., Capitol
Natl bank, Denver, pitt, VS.. trans
cript judgment ---- S232S. -
w. \. Warren to Jos. Paulson.
qcd, frac sci sci, 4-3l-lO-------Sl
Ma, H.
). w. Land Co. to Alva Adams.
qcd. frac l-31-lO --.----------Sl 81
Roy ). Shahan to Asa w. Ken
ney. mtg, 1863, $500; also sci
1868, $500.
Yates d McClain X. Co to J c.
Rose, wd. sw4 sci $3.50, etc 81
j G. Rose to pub. trustee, sw4
sci S-3S-9, etc. S72O
j. c. Rose to c. F, Gund, wd,
NJ sci 33-3s.9. etc. -------- $1,000
a. F. Kingsbury to A. 5 Peter
son. mtg, horses, machinery, 5000
Yates u McClain r. Co. to
Hagadorn Inv. Co. wd w sci
lT-31-lO --------------. $500
T. ID. l.. Menke to J. ID. Frazey.
wd, 50 lot &. blk X, Antonito. 500
Pub. trustee to Lydia ) Kiuch
ct al, rdt, lot 81, blk 80, AIamosa
May II.
Ida l.. TREY ct al to w Z. Phil
hover, wd lots IL. II. blk s5. etc.
Colts Alamusa ------- Sl2OO
w f. Philhewer to pub trustee,
lots II, l3, blk 50, etc, Colts Ala
musa -------- --..-.--- 500
a. Meloney to AInmy5a Bldg
Co, wd NJ swl. 3-37-IO S24GD
j b. Lippiucott ct al to j. II.
Edwards ct al, wd, lots 6 to 10,
blk 80, Alamosa Sl25
w. l.. Hilton ct al to Western
l.. y X Co. mtg. hh goods SO
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21

First publication, May :, 1862
Last publication, Man. y, 1909.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21
Notice for Publication.
pcpartment OF the Interior,

: lTuN n, I3HfE
Notice is hereby given that samuel :.
bIrnnrd' Of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
vino. on January 9th, l!N5. made Desert
Land Entry No. l53. Serial No. Oig2. for
lots l aud . T. = NV q and NE a
Section :. Township 81 North Range )
East New Mexico Principal Meridian has
nlcd notice OF intention to make Final
described. before the Register and Re
cciNcr 4t Del Norte, Colorado, on the 2Gth
day ut June 1909.
tlniIlunt names as witnesses: Douglas
Bernard ui La Jura, Colorado: Edwin X
stark of Colorado Springs. Colorado:
w iliiun q. Nlicir, of WcStnninistcr, Colo
RADIO.
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register
First Publication. May u. 1851
Last Publication, June Is 1909
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21
Chcosinu a Profession.

Loiterer (at railway station)-Why
does that boy set up yell every time
a locomotive whistle blows?
Small Boy-He's tryin' ter see if
he's got voice enough to drown tn
noise of tn engines.
l.Jilgref-What for?
Small Boyle wants ter find out IL
he's adapted for selling papers.-New
York Weekly.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21
NO Joke,

The mother-in-law joke is played
ont"
-1 should say so. The mother-in
"" lon7 ago ceased to be a joke
q trot Free Press.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION
FOR REGISTRATION.
STATE OF COLORADOl.-
County OF Cuncjos.

County Of Cunejos. -
In the District Court. No ..
rlnintin
versus
All othrrpcrsOus or paTtiG.Sf
unknown. ClHimiuE any summons
right. title estate. lien orr Application
interest IN tile real cstatcl tor Regis
described in tile npplica tration.
tiOu herein,
Defendants
The People OF the state OF Colorado to the
above named defendants -GREEI Nc:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the application OF the applicant
plaiutiu in the above entitled application
Tor rcgiSt ration Of the following land stu
ate III CuucjuS county. Colorado. to-Nvit:
The Northwest quarter OF the Southeast
quarter Of Section twCuty-unc t2lD and all
that part Oi the Northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section twenty-Onc
en- which il located east of the Tight-ui-
way OF The Denver " Riu Grlnde II. IL.
Co. all in Township thirty-ScNcn 80,
North ut Range Ten COl T.. y. N. NJ.
in CuucIus county, Colorado aud to til,
your answer 10 the said application in the
Office Of the Clerk ut said Court, in said
County, within twenty DAYS after the
service ut this summons upon YOU. cNClu-
SiNc of the day Of such service: and it YOU
fail to answer the said application within
the time aforesaid, the applicant plaintiff
IN this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the application
herein.
said Court. and the seal thereof. at CuuciuS,
in said County and state, this ith day of
MnN, y. u. lgIi.
CHARLES NJ. SAMPSON.
First publication, May :. 1lo9
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-05-21
Filed for Record.
Nlay l.

Conelos Land d Title Co., by
Emmet Tinley ct al, articles incor-
poration ------------ $4,000
p. p Stimmel to Chas. j. Kra-
mer, wd, - lot 6 all of I, blk Is,
Alamosa ---------------- loO
c. f. Christy to Leon l.. Riley,
wd. nwi 2l-36 9 -.-----------S 81
S. c. Truitt ct al to Margaret o.
Laughlin, wd lots II, II, l3. blk 4,
Alamosa, Is. N.----------- 800
May p
Jos. Harrison ct al to Henry
johnson, wd, lot 8. blk |, Alamosa,
Is. N.-----------------------S $50
VIM. Stribling to F. W. Swan
son, mtg, COWS, hogs, etc S4OO
b. D. Critchlow to pub. trustee.
I'd, fract lots II, Is, -, blk 81,
Alamosa .------------- $3.50
Franklin Banchor ct al to Yates
McClain r. Co. qcd, NJ sci, 10
37-9 --------- $500
w. A. Warren to Fred l.. Morris,
qcd, sci, -36-s, 81; also, - nwl,
etc, 5-35-S, 81.
w \. Hall to II. c. Mullins, wd,
lots !, 5. ., 10 blk so, Alamosa, 81
Continental Trust Co. to T. w.
Coombs, wd, NJ sci 3l-36-lO, $1,000
Nny I.
Western Ditch Co. by Shade
Boice ct al, cert. renewal incor.
W. II. Jones to Colo. Home Bldg
Co, wd. lots / to :, etc, blk II,
Alamosa. b. V.
Jose \. Garcia to Jose p. Tru-
jillo ct al, wd, La Vega ditch, SO
w. w. Mills to p. \. Jack, wd,
lot 3, blk 80, Manassa.
p A Jack to w. A. Sellers, wd.
lot 3, block 33, Manassas.
State of Colo. to Benjamin Rus
sell. patent, NJ nw4, etc, 3O-35-9.
O, w. Gylling to Thos Connolly.
wd. fract. 1-:55-IO
Na,. ..
b. II. Harrison to X. c. Music
Co, mtg, piano o-.-.--------S S43O
Yites-McClain y X. Co. to Hagu-
dorm Inv. Co. wd, W. sci, I1-31-lO
Yates McClain Il. Co. to Pub.
trustee. I'd, uw4 1879.
F. l. Sherwin to ). ID. Wilder,
lcd, ! int same Ramona ditch
j. Wirz ct al to w. y. Ickles.
mtg, all household goods 500
johnson Supply CO. to Thos.
McCuuuif, adm. deed. lots Il,
l.. -, ~. blk /. La lara.
johnson Supply Co. to Chas. +.
thirsty. adm. deed, - hcl 3O-36-9,
Pub trustee TO Fettes Bros, rdt,
SCI 9-35-9, etc.
May h.
Mary Mcdaniel to Il. NJ. Guy
mon. qcd, lots |, ,, 3. 1. blk 5. 81;
also, wd, lots ,, to ). blk ;, La Jara.
Jose l.. Valdez to J. II. Deed ct
al, mtg, crop on 36-37-9 1923 %
Mrs. Jas. Luttrell to Z. d. l..
Meuke, qcd, lot 32. blk 30.
L. :. \. to Manuel C. Atencio.
patent, sci sci, etc, }l-36-I
Manuel c. Atencio to Hilario
Valdez, wd. sci sci, 3I-36-1 $3.50
HiInrio Atencio to Hilario Val
dez, wd, fract mel sci lI-35-I, 5000
w. \. Warren to HiIario Valdez.
qcd, mel ne4. l4-35-T ------- -- 81
Pub. trustee to G. Is. Moyers, ct
al. rdt lot 10, etc, blk l3, Antonito.
w. S. Morris to American Bond
Inv Co.. lcd. nwI sci S-3I.9
American Bond Inv. Co. to +.
NJ Pond, qcd. nwi sci 1913.
May :.
Jos, Koenig to pub. trusteee. I'd,
50 swl, etc, 3-32- 10 500
Amelo Gomez to pub. trustee,
I'd, W. nw4 nwI, etc, 2S:33-S. S33y
Pub trustee to Fanny b. Sim.
ons, rdt frac lot 8, blk %. AIamosa.
Pub. trustee to VIM Fantz ct al.
rdt. ne / 5-36-lO.
Conejos Fishing Club to War
shauer- Mcclure Sheep Co, lease,
nw4, etc, 32-33-7.
decentralization Mer. Co.
by ". f. Mcclure ct al, articles
incorporation --------.. $1,000
b. L. Bendureet to S. l. V. Bldg.
N Loan Assn, I'd, lot !, blk u,
Alamosa b. N.--.---.------ $500
b. O. Allen to Al. A, VonEgidy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Maricopa Official
 Bitten by a Skunk

Chairman Leo Nj Hoghe of the board of srpervisurs of Naricopa county, will leave Phoenix for Oh csgo to undergo c course of treatment at the Paeteur institute for a skunk bite he received Monday morning about 1 o'cl ok.
 H"ghe attempted 10 kick skunk away from the ted uf his daughter at his ranch ac os- the Salt riv-r and did succeed in gi-kins the an nal once, hut the second time it b'L hi on the outside oi the left foot through 6 -iip- per.
 L sing n" time, Hoghe came to Phoenix, where Dr ii A Hughes made several incisions in he vicinity Of the wornd and made hypod.rmIc injec- tions to counteract the effects of the poison.
 Alter Hoghe kicked the skunk the secnnd tune and was bitten, he dogs attacked tine animal and soon killed it. The b"dy of the an nal wac brought 10 Phoenix to be examined ty the doc,oIs, who will decide whether or not it ~ss hy drophobis skunk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

smelter blown m this evening or to- :nOrro morning lt was exps c ed har the P ar n l.. ve been m Operstnn two we. k ago, ur inability Co secure plenty of iron re for flnxIrg Was the cause ui delay.
 Whiie Lgsg' d in rnp ng bronco Wtdnesd J, Frnnk Nolsnd hr k+ his ght thumb Though nrg' to go a ;"ct"r, Frank q d not do so, ielng c'm,tent tn hln self set the nj ired r n.ber -Paradire Record.
 With Scanlan p tch,ng for bi.i ee, hr uckers shut ont the Morenci f- m hy a sc re oi 3 c.. Q. The Bishee [ m 4. l' pr cent better than "n . f"'mer appearance and played all round th, ii I"renc's. Scanlon former.
 pitch q for Cl ffon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Arizona Mountains
 Scenes of Beauty

A man never knows Arizona until he has ridden for dave in the forests ,f the White mountains and seen it's
 'cean of timber and ifs wor of grass. Go to the mountains and sleep out under ArizOna's deep blue sky. Go and see the clear streams of water, the millions of flowers, the pretty shdes and ths bnbhling springs. Sorry is the man who knows only our 'sith of red c. pper, or of the dollars that are made from our wealth of cattle and sheep, or our fields of Alfalfa and grain. You are not an i'izonsn till you have been to Ari- znna's mountains .-Georse Crosby's Paper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
EIectrocuted While
 Looking for Horses

The PhOel K Democrat says: Ds- regarding the repeated warnings against climbing the steel towers ol the Roosevelt power transmission line, Charles A Chambers, farmer living near Mesa, was els sctrocuted and his body burned to bIackeued and un recognizable mass yesterday about noon in one of the towers near his home. He bad climbed up to look for his horses. He unfortunate y climbed h,gh en' ugh to get among the wires. His head WAS almost burned
 rom h's body. a. d his abdomen hor ribly burned before the wire parted and his remains fe l. Mrs Chant ers, who had stepped outside her kitchen. witnessed the death oi her husband. When she fret saw him his body was s mass of flames. She saw him fall and notified neighhors. An inquest was held shortly after He leaves a widow and FIX small children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Meeting of Board
 of Supervisors

The board of supervisors besices 'ard'pg the bid for the building of the hospital on the cnu ty poor farm at Douglas to Olson & Co of Bishee for the cum Of 29,995 and awarding the bid for the sink ng "f the arreslss well on the ground to ( O Bonhsm for s2I5 for sinking the we'll to & depth of 10 feet, transact d consider able business.
 From The designs filed the county puor farm will be very attrs tive building and sn imposing structure. Ample room will be provided for va. riou- wards, operating rooms, deten. ton ~srd-. etc.
 The resignation of Ed Williams as county i'm migration commissioner was accepted aud W. P. White of the Co- chise County Press Of Benson was given the place.
 A number of road matters were dis. posed of, the principal one being that a rtr'p of ground between St David and Fsirb Ink through the land of A Msrvn will be condemned for the |. urpose oi opening it for county road.
 The fee bills Of the various consts = oles and justices of the peace were re- ferIed to the district attorney for aud ing.
 A few claims uere audited and al- lowed and adjourned to meet on the fret Monday of next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Great Interest Taken
 in Eucalyptus Culture

Experiment. SI q n hulleyn n says
 No gr up of plauts, perbs s, Is tn" sii'j e of greater ibqniry in southern
 Ar z'ns At the present time than the eucalyptus. The import,nc wh ch th's rem rksble genus is assuming n parts of Csifirnis a pr,ducrr f wood hst can he turned tn variety of plrpnses. { 'ge her w.th the simi larity Of the valleys If snuthern Ali znns, and ce-,s interim ones of c tlfornia where the trees are z "wn success uliy, IS responsible largely for the grn~ing interest On acc 'u It oi the marvellous growth of the Euc.- iytus which .nsb es the California planter to net handsome profits from his groves, 1t Is only natural that their planting should be given cons'd erstion here.
 There appears to be gond cause to believe that they may be grown cue cess'ully with limited irrigation on land. that are of secondary value for agrcultur.l purposes at the present time on account of limited water supply
 The Benson Press says that at the head of the Arizona list the rep"rt pl4c thef forest red gum ltereticornis), red gum (rostrsts). desert gum trudis) and red box (polysnthema), all ,f which are growing very nicely ID Bea son. though the red gum has so lar the others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Rev. Crouch to be
 Transferred to Yuma

At the Methodis. cOnferenc. at Phoenix the following list of appoint. ments to Arrona churches were named:
 Superintendent, s. J. Rogers, Phoenix.
 Bisbee-E. D. Raley.
 Bisbee circui,-To be supplied. Cananea-C. II. Davis. Douglas and NAcozari R. E.. Wright.
 tlag-t.ff-C. r. Metcslf. c endsle-J. B. Career. Giobe-E. G. Decker. Globe circuit-To he supplied. Jerome and Jerome Junction-O. :. NJ. Andrew.
 Klngman-J. VI. Ocheltree. Mesa A. l.. Hawiey
 Needles -E, c. tsrr.
 Nngsles- O b' pplied. PhDenix-R. .. FIs l-r. Prescott-C. w. DeWing, Sstf rd-9. F D vii. Temp--Wi!bur Fisk. Tombstone and Benson-To be supplied.
 Tucson (colored " NJ. Cole. Vile K and Pearce-C. H. Hunt. Wi slow and Hclbrook-M F Auit.
 Williims-David Roberts. Yuma c. G. Coulter. Yuma Indian Mi-sinn-t. Crouch |. R-v. Crouch. formerly pasto here, has been assigned to Yuma and it is not yet known who viii take his place here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Sending Out
 Tax Notices

County Treasurer Hicks has an .xtra force of clerks engaged in mail
 ng out notices of county taxes that ,redue to the various property owners m the county of the amount of their axes for this year A circu air &C., companies the notice calling attention 70 the fact that unless the taxes are paid by December 2oth they will
 .ecome delinquent, and from thattime vil bear interest at one per cent per cent until paid as we'll as fifteen cents added for each tract, or lot, four per .ent on tue amount of tax-s, interest and costs ss provided by law. Ii not .,sid within 50 dsys of delinquency, suit may be brought to colle;t the tax l en. No persona. cheeks are received by the county treasurer. -,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
From Tuesdays Daily.

Judge tabell, ~ho desl- out justice to the viOlators of the law in q e CoLrtlaDd precinct, IS here on sh it Visit to his fsmily.
 Services are announced to take pla' e At the Episcopal church tomorrow evening st ,'ciuck, Re, Bolt of No- gales. officiating.
 Among the Douglas sitors to the county seat last evening were noted C o Eilis, A K H ckm n, Wm and r. son, Fred Caldwell. GO Lntz, A Holden, f BaIn. and Cnss Elder. The delegation we've h re to note action .f the board on the county poor farm. b,ds and all were plessed with the final "tfi ;isl decis,on which will mean A 5000 building for Doug AS and ultimate expenditure of s,5.0OO or more for county pur ,'oses.
 F J Graf was county seat visitor today from Bis ee.
 Notice has been served in the pri mary grade of the public school that any pupil who has not attended in this department should do so before the end of this week, as the class az ignments will have teen made and the second assignments will not be made until December,
 The infant child of Mike Davis and wife was buried yesterday. The little sufferer was [ % years old and had been III ab ut ten days. The cond.- lence of Tombstone friends is extend. { the beresved parents in their loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Bryan Will Winter
 in Arizona

William Jen rings Bryan will spend the coming winter n Arizona.
 Bryan said: "I shall spend the coming winter in Arizona dividing my time bet~een Douglas. Tucson and phoerix As to the report that I shall move to Texas would sa that I have contemplated s winter residence in the Lone Star state hut shall maintain my permanent resi- den e in L ncoln. However, l expect to eperd the coming winter in Ari zosa, coming some time ID Noyem. bsr,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

At meeting of the Territorial Fair commission. just concluded ct Pho. = nix, the final tonches were put on tte preparations for the fifth Territorial fair which will this year be held the second week in November-the 8th to the Ilth. Bigger and better than ever before. is the promise 'he com. mission is giving; and there seems to be facts to bear them out,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

A letter from s Rogers to one of th. local members of the Methodist church ststes that Rev E NJ CrandslI has cen appointed pastor of Tomb stone-Benson charge He is ex- pected to arrive in fes days. Supt. Rogers speaks of Rev Mir Crandall G e gord man. and believes he will do splendid work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

Col Epes Rand lph, who has been curing the western division of the southern P fic, has returned to his hume in Tucson.
 The Yuma Electric & Water com. pany announces that It will at once spend Sl j,000 In the i'm movement of US plant and making extensions.
 w F Ellsworth of Tucson, W s Dayton oi Globe, and Miss Virginia Bagley oi Bi,bee, were last week ap- point d notaries public.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

A meeting for the purpose of organ zinga Southwestern Editorial asso- citation has heen called at Fl Ps1o for the week of November l-1. This is 'he week Of the Fl Paso Fair and Exposition, and as & large number of he editors and publishers of the southwest are planning to attend the fair. it i- considered propi,ious time for the formstIon oi such an organ ration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who 60 kindly assisted us during he sickness and death of our dsrhng sby.
 MR. AND MRS. MIKE DAVIS
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
AGREEMENT OF SALE

Matilda Cobb agrees ru sell to Mary Sims one mining eI.I.n, Warren district 300 :.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Courtland Mining De- vel"pment Co of Court land, Ariz. z.incorpnrate; A J Johnson, Frank Faucet and 1 Price; capital stock. .. 3iOU,O00
 POWER UF ATTORSkY. Nj K Steen 70 R T Steen; general powers ....
 BILL OF SALE J Kr lanovich < Co to Tony Berdis ct al; in- terest in restaurant, Bistee ... .... l4O Claude Craig to J F L uIson and Emil DshlInsL; horses. .... l
 LItS. FW Donnelley vs A Coll; lot m CourtlanI; de. mand .......... 50 .
 LIS PESDENs J w Furr is P Bigelow ct ux; property in Douglas s..........
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
PROBATE COURT.

Estate Carter miners. Order per. mitting guardian to fix residue.
 Estate " J Roberts. Final dis charge executrix.
 Estate T L Eirmsu. Order 0. nc- tice to creditors.
 Estate I L Rsth. Order sppoint- ing Oct l2. l9I9, for hearing petition for letters of administration.
 E-tare Patrick H Corter. Final discharge of administrator. DISTRICT COURT
 Suit filed. Martin O'Hsre ys City of Bisbee. Suit for damages in sum of S5OOO. DEEDS. Hattie NJ Kimball to H
 E Berner; lot on min- ing claim in Tomb
 store 0vU E H Reeves, sdministrs-
 tor of c : Stevens es-
 tate to J, f lord Hand
 in sec l5....... l5 l25 .. H Houser to Addie L
 Foster: mining claims 10 w Hollsy, single. and
 Martin J Greeley ct
 ux; lots Tn B sbee. =. 10 The Mcguire Go tor P
 Nichols; lot in Doug
 lhs ...... 0ZS The Mcguire Co to f P
 Nichols; lots in Doug
 Ias SS4 w Howard, single, to
 Days Mcdonald, lots
 Tn Douglas .... .. 10 John Igo ct ux to c H
 Webb; lot in Doug as 10 MORTGAGES JulIs Harvitz and bus.
 band to Miners and Merchants Bank, Biz
 bee; lot :n Bisbee.... 1000 CHATTEL MORTGAGE L J Ham lton to NJ J Brophv; ? horses ... 75 E NJ M M.Iier to E B Mason Co; wagon. - l05 L Hamilton to E B Macon Co; buggy. l5O ., D NJ Ragenovich to E B Mason Co; wagon and hune.s ......... 1o7 50 Robert Arborn to E B Maon Co; on wagon loO .. Oscar Lyons to E. B
 Mason Co: Cab and l harness s-..... ofu .. c A Newman to L C Ra'selovioh etsl; New-
 man barn in Diebee. I09 6n Vienns Bakery Go, Bis
 bee, to Southern Cal
 i!ornia Supply Co;
 bakery supplies .. s06 ..
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MoIETY MAY BE SMALL
AFTER MAKING SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-SccUetary OF
the Treasury Ma"Noagh 8ill have TO pass
upon tho commentator OF William
Loeb. ST.. collector OF The port OF New
York. that Richard Parr he given a
'moicty" 81 the sg.l25.fSG collected from
the American Sugar company for back
duties dod@Cd and. nncs imposed Tor such
avoidance. The secretary could not be
reached tonight 30 other official Of The
treasury would discuss the matter.
IL was learned, however that Parr VIII
rccoiyc nothing lil." 500. 900. Under u
law passed juno -. 1914, one-half OF
all such YccovcticS ;,ocs I" tho govern
mcut and ouc-qUartCr each 10 the SciZ-
ing officer and To- tho informcr whose In
formation brought the seizure about.
rhI,, division however. is made after dc
durting duties, expenses OF collection, lit
igaliOn. etc.
81 GOu 600. This leaves Sl%|.lS5 10 he di-
Nidcd as indicated. Expenses Of ih" in
yrytIgatiou Of III" sugar trust operation"
aud subsequent prosecutions have boon
so heavy that IL Is believed only q small
hnlaucc. if any. Uf the fine remains 10 be
so distributed.
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MRS. BELMONT AIDS
STRIKING FACTORY GIRLS

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Mrs. o, II. p.
Belmont Demonstrated carly today that
she has the interests Of her working wr-
men al heart. Three o'clock this morning
found her In the night court awaiting tho
disposition oC the cases OF four women
shirt waist workers charged with disor-
dcrly conduct in connection with Tho
strike.
Several lawyers were retained by Mrs.
Belmont 10 defend tho strikers. but. WITH
fhC approach nC morning they had dis
appeared ana when ihc GirlS were called
To- The har 10 ono was present 20 appear
Tor them.
Mrs. EeIront hero stepped into the
gap and offered hall ior the girls, tender
ing her home in Madison avenue AZ Sc
Urity.
rs you. home worth 5000" inquired
Magistrate Butte, In routine manner and
tone.
Il think it is" replied Mrs. Belmont.
1T is valued at $500 0o0. but 7 think there
may be a rnorlgac" upon il Tor 100000.
which / raised Ia help tho shirtvaist
strikers and the women suffrage move
mcnt."
Tho security was accepted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
FREE CHRISTMAS FEAST
FOR UNCLE SANS BOYS

and sailor i'm the ScIVic" Of tho United
states viii celebrate Christmas at tho
expense of the government The govern
mont will give the 1000 sailors of the
Atlantic battlcship fleet ap unusually ins
spread at New York.
Last wear The fish Of the sea cheated
the bluojackotS out uf tho dinner designed
for them. 1t happened that tho nayy. de-
portmcut had sent out aboard the ocean
steamer Republic u large quantity OF
er Christmas dIiutios. valued n S6l. .19l. .
FOR the bajtleShip fleet ut Gibraltar. then
on its cruise around The world. Tho Re-
public sank after q collision and so did
the Christmas dinners.
\ policy has been adopted in the navy
Of taking Tho bluCIIckcts periodically 10
some big port WhCrr they may enjoy li(c
10 tho fullest. The British navy Off
ci3ls claim TO have discovered that after
such periods of hilarity. the sailor is more
.Cuutcntcd at sea.