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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02

Noches liricos. Parece que otra
vez- podra disfrutar el gran publico
de Ia ciudad y de la lsla, de las gratas
noches de Teatro con que los aplau
didos artistas de Ia compania de ope
ra de que es empresario el ST.. Marin
nos deleitaron durante la Ultima tenn
porada. De Venezuela Sc dirije q San
Juan la compania en- que trabajan
tan es9uisitas artistas como la Vacca
ri,Senora Revers, Re gina Alvarez y
Massa entire otras y Di Bernardo Pa
ganelli y D. Octavi. La compailia
estara aqui, segun Sc cree, el martes
de la proxima semana y Sc ofrece nue
vo repertoire.
Personales. Re gresa q su residencia
de Vieques ell Sr. Jose Benitez Diaz
hacendado de aquella localidad que
estuvo en- San Juan en- asuntos partl
culares. Que Sc repitan sus gratas Vi
sitas.
Esta en- San Juan el Sr. VASTLY Y.
Lebedjeff, de Nueva York, que vlsl
ia la isla en- asuntos de negocios de
Ia mportante fabrica de manufactll
ras que representa-. Bienvenido y
que haga buenos negocios.
Ha estado en- San Juan en- asuntos
particulares el ST.. Fidel Benero, ha
cendado de Manati Ell Sr. Benero es
muy conocido en- la ciudad en- donde
tambien es estimado.
Repuesto de la dolencia que lie
aquejara regresa muy en- breve a su
residencia de Arecibo el Lcdo. Loren
20 Casalduc.
En- la ciudad. Rita Betancourt,
Ia lindisima flor del veriel de Trujillo
esta en- San Juan y pasara aqui una
corta temporada, para lue go re gresar
q su residencia. La mas grata per
manencia deseamos en- la ciudad la
bella cuanto graciosa seforita.
Yn men,oridm. Gran numero de
personas fue aver tarde a los cemen
terios de la cildad Y de Santurce a
visitar las tumbas de los deudos que
despues de Ia aiitada velada de la
vida, duermen ell sueno Gle la inter-
te bajo las sombrias lozas Gle sus
sepulcros.
La piadosa V traditional costum
bre que esta gravada profundamen
te en- el corazon de nuestro pueblo Y
constituye una hermosa nota de sus
esquisitos sentimientos V relijiosidad
llen6 de rcncurrencii Gle todas las ella
es soclales IL sombria mansion de los
muertos a quienes los vivos van a vi
star en- slIs si.as vlviendas la tarde
del ? de Novicmbre.
En- unas tumbas el lujo de los gran
les de la terra, en- otras Ia sencillez
lie los peoueIios de bienes materiales
obre otras Ia silueta del ser que ape
Jar del vaiven de la eAistencia no ol
vida al que con el convivi6 Y deja |
IA su compafia arrastrado por la inc |
kOraple maii0 de Ia sentenc;a que 4 |
.odos nos mide Y de la cuna ense
ia el sepulcro.
Pasaron Ge 1000 personals las que
Sisitaron aver cI cementerio de San |
Juan V en- la mariana de hoy los tenn
Slos catolicos de la ciudad v de San
turce estuvieron tambien muy con
.curridos.
Paz en- Dios los que fueron V que
su recuerdo quede siempre en- el cora
z6n de los que mas tarde caeremos
baio a fria mortaia que 4 todOs ha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02

-Fue muy grande el nimero de per
sonas de todas clases sociales de la
ciudad y de Santurce, que fue aver
a los cementerios ,cumpliendQ la pia
dosa costumbre de dedicar en- ese
dia recuerdos a los que fueron. Mu
|chas tumbas fueron cubiertas con co
ronas de flores natllralps
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02

Agudo, Este vestia con los elegantes
trajes que vende Juan Pieras Allen
80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-02

listed .-dijo lnego el sastre..tie.
ne que pagarme el importe de mi
maniqui de modas. Lo puse con
un traje frente la puerta de los de
a1riba, y Nd. 10 ha destrozado a
punetazos. LIE cuesta S 5O... I.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
PERSONAL

Mrs r l. Fslts o, GaIan Is visit
tho frionds I'm IN. CITY todat
= : Robertson Of uerndon
a,,ons tho visitor. ip tho cit,, todav
~ y poo, or Charleston T.. baro
nm business
" ! price Jr or BIacksburp Is
I'm tbo civ This afternoon
E Lambert OF princeton is visit.
ing rrians in the ci,y today
lame. g \ybu. or Narrow. g. ~
the crv today
elf, tbis afternoon
N. = II Kelley or yiyia, E, in tho
Mrs sander. GuIosnio of ciuesnia
Va Is sbonning I'm ,ha citv today
" n Thomas lor, for Charleston
this morning an businoss
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

Mr. and Mrs j. y. Shot left for
Roanoke this morning, where they
will visit friends for few DAYS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
DEATH OF MEANT SON.

\ funeral party accompanying the
remains OF Earl Stallard. agen three
years who died last night al 1890
a Elkhorn arrived in the city this
afternoon. The interment took place
at Walnut Grove emetery at . O'Clock
this afternoon The deceased was
the son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Stall
lard of FIkhorn I'm the funeral party
were Mrs Benjamin Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs Earle Mr. and Mrs. h. J. Lyons.
5. r. Pickett, G Kusbon and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie. j. W Bingham and
wife. and X. f.. Doyla al OF Elkhoru.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

Joseph oleman and c. r. Brown
well known travelling man OF Lynch
burg are i'm the city today rs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

Tomatoes Lettuce Mangoes, Rad
dishes, Cau,inower, Egg Plant
Onions, Kanle, Beets, Carrots Celery,
Cranberries Parsley.
Turnips. Cabbqge, Satisfy Turnir~
Irish Potatoes, Ps-snips
bN5ian liver glori1G Oranges
era. Frui, Tangerines.
California Oranges Lemons,
Malaga Grapes, Apples.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
NEVER MIND
THE WEATHER

EVEN IF WlNTRY WINDS DO
BLOW WE WILL SUPPLY YOUR
TABLE WITH THE DELEGATES
OF TIE GOOD OLD SUMMER
TIME.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

W. IL keister of MartinsviIIe il
visiting at the home Of his sister.
Mrs w. J Knightou. on Rogers
street
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

The Evening Leader BE- the be-, %,
ycrtisiug MEDIUM 10 this section
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

j. Lake Ellis OF the Ellis-Meyers
Lumber Company was in the city last
night
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
ssALsHIPT OYSTERS EVERY pA,

The Evening Leader should be
in every home. Begin the New Year
by subscribing to Blucfelds Only
Evening paper.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

\. +. Henley OF the Continental
Casualty company, is in the city this
afternoon on business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
DRYDEN WINS THE CASE.
Captain phillips Must Pay For Having
Younu Man Arrested.


The Supreme Court OF Virginia has
refused writ OF error and superse-
IDEAS in the case OF Phillips against
Dryden, from the YORK County Circuit
Court. Henry Dryden was awarded
verdict of $500 against Capt. William
phillips. large oyster planter. on the
charge OF false arrest. f. s. Collier
ana r. VI. Lett were the attorneys
fer Dryden and the case attracted a
great deal OF interest throughout York
county when 1t was heard last April
The action of the higher court
means that Captain Phillips win have
10 pay the amount of the verdict, while
Dryden's friends claim that he has
been vindicsted from the odium of his
arrest for the alleged larceny OF oys-
tiers from the grounds Of Captain Phil
lips.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
TO SCHOOL =
CHILDREN FOR HELP
Sunshine Circle o. the Kings Daugh-
ters issues Statement for Thanks
giving Day Offering.

The Sunshine Circle Of the Kings
Daughters hassaissued the following
statement asking for contributions to
the poor in order to make Thanksyiv-
ing Day a happy one in many homes
that would otherwise be unable TO en-
Joy the occasion:
$50 much good has been acorn
plished by the gifts of the school chill
dren in former years that the King s
Daughters wish to make It possible tor
more children to havs she pleas3fe OF
helping to make this the brightest
Thanksgiving of all. Please read this
letter in each room in your building.
sc that every pupil in the county viii
have chance to help.
please bring groceries, meats, vese-
tables, fruits or anything that Is good
to eat, from potato to a barrel o.
-four. and do not forget that one po-
tato or any small gift offered in the
right spirit Is as acceptable IS some
hing greater. Please bring your Of
fering Monday OF Tuesday OF Thanks
giving week. Anything perishsbie
leave at DR.. BouteIie's OF DR.. Howss-
"As most OF you know, in past
years We nave Qlco " ofthe a t'~-%~
sunshine intS as many homes as pos
sible and to add as much rs we could
to the fsrder in the Dixie hospital.
~if your school Is outside the CITY
limits, can you not find someone in
your district who will kindly bring
your contribution to Or. Boutelles CT
DIT. Bowe's on Tuesday afternoon
Please wsifs Mr.. fsoutelle. the leader
|of the Sunshine Circle. OF Miss Liiii7n
YOUNG, the leader Of the Dixie Circle.
~ your school viii contribr;e. ard II
you can send the articles into town
"Conmitfeo OF distribution: Mrs. j.
IT. BouieIle. Mrs Harry d. Howe. Mrs.
Henry scbmelz. Miss n .W.s Hose
Mrs. n. W. Andrus, Mrs 7. 7. GOrtor
Miss Nellie Car. Miss Lillian Young
Ers. John Nichols. Mrs r. W. Darling
Mrs. c. r. He~ins, Mrs Nelson
Groves
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
TEACHERS QUIT WORK
N "a -
Union Street Negro School
is Closed.
BOARD REFUSES DEMAND
County. Superintendent. willis. Says
That the School viii open in a Few
Days With New instruetors-Th
Principal Does Not Strike.

Because the Wythe district school
board yesterday afternoon declined 10
Increase the salary Of the six striking
school teachers, the Union street
,colored school will remain closed Tor
several days at least.
Following the conference with the
board, which occurred in the West
End High school building. the teach
Iers informed Superintendent John NJ.
Willis that they will not teach longer
and that they viii return only when
the increas.e Of salary is given them.
Superintendent Willis said last night
that he will today begin securing
other teacers for the Union street
school and that he expects to get new
teachers within the next few days.
1--WE do not wish to handicap the
children In the Union school. so we
are going to hurriedly get other teach
ers," said the county superintendent
last night. 1.-THE board is simply not
financially able to pay additional sal
airy at this time. even il the board
were willing to accede to the demands
of the teachers"
Appear Before Board.
The session of the board lasted from
8 o'clock until dark and was attended
by Mr.. willis. John w. Davis and c.
F. Bailey, who constitute the members
of the Wythe board.
All of the teachers were ordered be-
fore the board and the discussion was
along the lines of the causes that led
up to the closing of the school Oh
Tuesday.
The teachers going out on strike,
all of whom are graduates OF the Nor
NAL school. are Matte A. Robinson.
Burnett Ba;ten, Sylvia Ransome, Lur-
deem Mosson. Matte Mosson and
Odella Randolph. Three of the teach
ers are married women and three are
single and all are recognized as
capable colored teachers.
Sadie Steward, the principal of the
Union street school. did not join the
striking teachers and will remain as
such.
Negroes Dissatisfied.
The colored people are very much
dissatisfied with the action of the
board In declining to increase the SAL
airy of the teachers and a meeting
was held yesterday afternoon, when
the matter was discussed, and further
action is expected.
However. the question, In so far as
the Wythe district board is concerned.
is one in which the money mus. first
be secured before additional salaries
can be granted.
The board elected George B. Cum
mings teacher of the Big Little Back
River school of which Mise Rarnae
recently rendered her resignation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

will be dismissed by Judge Waddiii
when We present the facts to him. AS
| have already said. both MIR. WHIT
ing and myself were greatly aston
ished at the action brought in Nor
folk and we feel that we Will sue
cessfully fight the application"
The greatest sympathy was ex-
pressed on all sides yesterday for Mr:
Whiting in his present troaoies and
there seemed to be a unanimity OF
opinion in expressing the desire ina,
the court proceedings can be dis
missed and that Mr. whiting will be
given time in which to close out MS
obligations by conducting the pres
ent business.
The case will be heard at 3 O'CLOCK
this afternoon in Norfolk by Judge
Waddill, and B.. A. Lewis will appear
for the applicants, while Mr.. Cum
ming will oppose the receivership pro-
ceedings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
WINS NATIONAL FLAG.

Soldiers Home M. c. 7. v. Taxes
High Prize at National Conventions
Members Of the National soldiers
Home Woman's Christian Temperance
Union are rejoiced over the announce
ment from Baltimore that the Home
unicn was awarded the flag as being
the banner union in the Woman
Temperance Union OF America The
national body has been in session IN
Baltimore for the past several days
and the flag was given Mrs. Ameha
Cogian, the president OF the union
here. by Mrs. Thatcher. the national
organizer. In presenting the flag Mrs.
Thatcher spoke highly of the work
here and Mrs. Conlan made pleas
ing Response.
Mrs. c. W. Belts and Mrs. Coglan
are attending the convention in Balti-
more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
CONCERT TONIGHT.
pupils of Mrs. Arthur r., Thompson
Will Appear at Y, M. c. A.

puoi!s of Mrs. Arthur r., Thompson
Will Appear at Y. M. c. A.
Much interest is feb in musical .cir-
cies by the sixth annual concert TO
be given in the Young Mems Christian
Association auditorium this evening
by the music pupils Of Mrs. Arthur
r. Thompson. The class will be as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Lane Schmeiz,
soprano; Miss Edmonia Francisco,
reader: Miss Ray Scott, soprano;
Miss Laura Birmingham, soprano;
Mrs ]. T. Hume, slio: Mr.. Jacob Fer
guson, tenor; Mr.. B. L. Williams
basso. while Mr.. Henry Lane Schmeiz
will present-the cards OF distinctions
and prizes to the successful pupils.
The program to be given bv the
class contains number Of splendid
seIections- and II is expected that the
auditorium will be filed, The pro-
ceeds from the concert ~ill he given
to the furniture fund OF the associa-
|tion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Sale Started Yesterday.

Although the special price suit sale
advertised by Ransone Bros. cloth
icrs. was not intended to begin until
today. an error In The advertisement
In this paper made IL appear that
yesterday was the date. and when
the store opened yesterday morning
Gus toners began coming after the
suits. in order to accommodate his
patrons and make good the adver-
tisement, Mr.. Rsnsone put the sale on
at once, although his preparations
were no complete. The sale viii con-
tinue sor ten days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Jennie SACK at Old STAND.

After making record OF keeping
out Of tail Tor four months. Jennie
W'zites. n Regress. who has spent
twenty-five Of her tbirty-five ysars IN
life behind the jail bars, was rearrest-
ed last night at Sugar Hill Oficers
Harry SimkIns and l.. l.. Handle. OF
the Phoebus force. pulled a houze con
Quoted By Joseph Schznk. = white
man. and Jennie Wales. an artillery
man named Murrsv. and Schsnck were
taken into custody
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

Maggie Williams. c0l0red. given SIX
months in the county jail BY Aasis-
trafe Martin Kenny. for conducting a
house 81 dlsrepute. cas- yesterday par
dcned b. Governor Mann. The women
has SERVED three months and the par
do5f vas granted At the request OF
Magistrate Kenny. Two Others .hned
and jailed By Magistrate Kenny ap-
pesled to he Circuit Court and they
we're iesch given three moBshs by the
J1ry. 80 for that reason MAGISTRATE
KAuny asked the governor 70 make
the sentence Of Maggie Williams oniy
three months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
GIRLS TO PLAY BALL

Fast Team From the Hampton High
Scncci 70 Meet George Wytne-
The fast football quintet known as
the Reds OF the Hampton High
school will go to Riverviev this aft
ernoon to meet the qusntet OF the
Gecrge Wyfhe school in the first game
Of the season High school viii have
the following line up: Forwards. lou
Use Cunningham tcaptaia), Mary
Cummings: ccnters. Edna Massen-
berg. Lillian Ransone; guards. Lula
Dexter. =Sisie Russell.
Miss Olive nottingham will be the
referee and Misses airline Thompson
and Matilda Robinson will be the Of
sicisl fime-keepers.
The game VIII be called a $3.50
O'Clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
OWES PHILADELPHIA FIRM
THE SMALL SUM OF $240
Last January the Account Was For
700, But He Has Gradually Cut the
Amount Down Until II Is Now Small.
Assets Given at SCI, 900, While LA
biIities Are About $4,000.

Samuel Gordon Cumming, attorney
for Segar Whiting. proprietor OF the
Hampton Furniture Company, last
night declared that Mr.. Whiting will
resist the proceedings brought in the
United States Court to have him de-
clared bankrupt and to have re-
ceiyer named to take charge OF his
business.
Mr.. whiting" said Mr. Cumming,
will oppose the proceedings on the
ground that he is not insolvent and
the further grounds that the dispute
over the settlement of the H. Clay
Whiting estate is now in the hands
of the Circuit Court of Elizabeth City
county.
"Mr. Whiting was greatly surprised
to read in The Daily Press this morn
ing of the action brought by Mr..
Lewis, while I. myself, was surprised
to learn the action late "Wednesday
night I was in town all day Wednes-
day. as was also Mr.. Whiting. and
neither of us had the slightest idea or
the contemplated action.
Will Be Able To Pay.
THE firm of Artman, Freichner
Company, Inc, of Philadelphia, which
made the application for the receiver,
is a small creditor. Mr. Whiting owed
this firm last January 500, but since
that time he has cut the sum down
until the amount is now only s240.
In fact, the Indebtedness of Mr.. WHIT
ing has been decreased more than
$1,000 in the past year. and he viii
be able to show to the court this aft
ernoon that he is able to pay out and
is not insolvent.
"In going. over the accounts against
Mr.. Whiting today | found that his
mercantile Indebtedness is about
$4,000, while his stock of goods and
other fixtures, including the outstand-
ing accounts, are worth $4,000. This
is the true state of affairs concerning
the Hampton Furniture Company. OF
which Mr. Whiting is the sole proprie-
ter.
"Of Mr. Writings personal estate |
find that he has real estate valued at
$4,000, while his personal accounts.
including liens and deeds of trust,
total $4,000. You will see. therefore,
that while Mr. Writings liabilities,
including the furniture store and all
OtHtlS- are 4DOut Sfosoou, anu tA~S 80
asse:s from all sources total fully
ss1 .0O0 / wish to say that Mr.. Whit
ing is in better finaucia! condition
now than he was a year ago and that
he is gradually cutting down his In
debtedness-
His Fathers Estate.
There is a difference of $4,000 be-
tween Mr.. Whiting and the heirs OF
his deceased father, H. Clay Whiting,
which is now being adjudicated
through the channels of the Circuit
Court under . decree handed down by
Judge Robinson AS to the contro-
versy OF the heirs this matter must be
se.tled in the state courts. and l
think I will be able to clearly con-
vince Judge WaddiIl of this fact this
afternoon
I'VE shall oppose the involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings end the re-
ownership with all our powers and I
am convinced that the proceedings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
DECEMBER JURORS.

Clerk Of Courts n. n. Holt Draws the
venire.
Deputy Sherif Charles c. Curtis yes
ter6ay began summoning the eighteen
men who are to serve as petit jurors
at the December term of the Circuit
Court The court will open on Mon
day. December 5, and Clerk Holt yes
ierday drew the following venire
from which the jury will be selected:
w T. Darden, l. Frank Moore. L. c.
Messick, J. NJ Smith. Z. D. Newell, F.
p. Bloxom,. Thomas L. johnson, CT.
Copeland, E. A. CardweiI, Thomas
Johnson Elijah Wallace. Sinclair Sell
den, Samuel Dunn. H. L. Frazier. Fred
II. Bowen, Leonard Bradley. M. P.
Lawrence and George Wainwright
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
REV, Mr.. JAYNE RETURNS.
Pastor Of Church Of Christ Conducted
Revival in Richmond.

Rev. John Anderson Jayne, the pas
tor-evangelist OF the Hampton Church
of Christ, has returned from Rich
mond, where be conducted a series Of
revival services for the pas three
weeks Mr. Jayne had large crowds
to hear him and succeeded in unit
ing q congregation that was very
much split. as well as adding twenty
nine converts He gave his lecture
on ~Ben Hur- on the last night he
was in Richmond. as the result OF
which the church cleared 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

Joseph King, colored. was convicted
OF perjury in the Phcebus police court
and sentenced 20 thirty days in the
county jsii and pay q ne ofssz5 BY
Mayor L. p. Furness
Thomas Fisher. cisiming 10 be %
years old. % Pennsylvania. vas given
three months becsrse cf ais failure
10 give q good ashsvior boud IN the
sun Of $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

which borcs you more--ilstenins
% peoples troubles Or their jokes7
II nan Is troubled With Pipe
dresns be should consult . plum
Der.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

The successful wife saves money
and disapDoints no friends when she
gives Fway a Dozen photos made BY
CHEYNE. - IS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

william Mourning. a well known
farmer Of the SAVERS swamp sec
ton. Is very III with heart trouble
His condition vas said to be very seri-
Gus yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

The Ladies' Aid Society ~ St
JOINS church, wiz give a Tea and
Sale Of Fancy Articles on November
Is. 1870. from 4 20 3 ~ Mrs Sclater's.
Bank street Hampton, Va. Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

Marriage Is lottery-and the
prize Is often drawn in a perambu-
lator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

The echo Of : kind word goes on
forever
Some women ara soo SLOW 70 keep
10 With TIE nsishborhood gossip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

What passes for sympathy Is often
like women's hair; 10. OF il is false.
II a woman isn't ashamed to wear
her old clothes it's a sign that she
is rich
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-12-16
PRINTING PROPOSALS

The board Of County Commissioners
of Ebert County. Colorado, will re-
ceive scaled bids at their next regular
meeting of the Board beginning Mon
day, Jan. ,, 1911, for printing the delin.
qnent tax list for the year 1911 and
such other notices as are required by
law or by the order of the Board OF
County Commissioners of said County
to be printed.
Bids to be marked proposals for
County Printing and to be received at
the Office Of the County Clerk and re-
corder Of said County, at Kiowa, Colo
RADIO, not later than January 10, 1911
at o'clock p. IN.
Tom c. James
County Clerk
Kiowa, Colo, Dec. IA, 1910