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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
SESSION DID NOT LAST
MORE THAN 3 HOURS
white Slave Bill Recalled
From Governor for Tech
niCal Corrections


The house Of representatives yes
terday afternoon passed the fees and
salaries bill TO roll cali, the caucus
making several minor amendments,
the most important being 10 cut out
the emergency. There was no de-
bate.
The house session, ON the whole,
did not last more than three hours,
the day being devoted TO caucuses
over the fees and salaries bill.
Bills finally passed were by Clark
relative 10 civil practice; resolution
By Taylor OF the senate, asking the
corporation commission 10 make a
comparison Of costs 10 people ol
state OF passenger and freight under
state rates and IA es put in force by
order OF Federal Judge Hook granting
temporary Injunction agains, enforce
ment of state two cent rate, etc.;
appropriation reimbursing State
Game Warden j. s Askew for ex
penses of his department; by Charles
and Smith of Grant, relative &C
street improvement bonds.
The senate bill by Franklin, Smith
Cordell and Eggerman, creating inc
office OF county assessor failed OF
house passage by lacking three of the
constitutional majority.
Ross introduced a bill to make
Temple a Comanche. county court
town; Smith oil Custer, making
Thomas in Custer county court
Town.
The house committee reported
back Senator Billup's bill locating {
district agricultural school at Cordell
without accommodation The Helm
White Slave" bill was recalled IRON
the governor for technical co.rec
lions. 81
The house devoted a little argu
ment to the code commission, the
senate resolution, by Thomas being
the subject at hand. Durant ant
Faulkner wanted TO cut their pay OF
December /, 1909, and discharge
.hem Cook wanted to retain the
members Of the code commission un
til the code waa compile e.ed The
subject was cut short by adjourn
ment. sala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
MISSION BOARD SESSION LECTURE ON WART|MEs
Old Veterans Of Civil Conflict
Entertained BY Rev.
DR.. Iliff

Rev T G. Hin, p. r., delivered
his famous lecture on The Boys OF
BlcGs last evening AT The Meth
odist Episcopal church The attend
ancee was gery good among which
The old veterans Of the Civil war
wege quite conspicuous.
sDr Hin himself being one lof them,
.h5n1cd his subject in way and
manner which especially appealed 10
his comrades, interspersing his lee
ure with humor and pathos until al
times The old veterans were crying,
shouting and laughing all together
D. Iiff was escorted 10 the train
lhis morning. by The board Of trus-
tees and building committee OF the
church, in automobiles. giving him a
good start en- his journey back 10
Denver
The young peoples societies of
he churches Of the city will hold
,hrir rally tonight Young and old
age Invited TO attend this service. No
admission,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

w. N Mitchell of Morrison, one OF
Noole countys substantial citizens is
Ii Guthrie today transacting busl-
ness before the corporation commits
sitn.
'Tom" Bilderbock. of Billings, who
robably knows more men, women
ard children in Noble county than
a.y other man. is here today on bust
i;es before the corporation commls-
son. Bilderhock has served as coun-
~ commissioner of his county foi
several terms, and has made good.
Iohn Tillman, of sumner Noble
county is in Guthrie today on bust
PISS. Tilhnan is one OF Oklahoma $
rioneecs and mighty good citizen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
MANY CASES DECIDED
BY HIGH COURT
Continued from J axe ona

Submission of a local option amend
rent TO the constitution. G. B.
staart appeared FOR the complainan's
and Attorney General West for the
STATE. No decision was given.
Mabel G. Watson vs.. Henry Rein
Kay county, recovery OF real estate;
dismissed
Matte Jones VS.. Moncrelf-Cook
Co. damages, Canadian county, le-
versed
w. R. Harris VS.. T e. Palmer
land contract, MuskoSee county, al
frmed.
Frisco VS.. s. A. Whale and Con
nee icee Fire Insurance dompAny,
affirmed; insurance on goods III
transit. Muskogee county.
G.. ". Walkin vs.. The Bank OF
Commerce of Watkins, affirmed,
notes. Comanehe county,
Alvin A. Orcutt vs.. Hattie Orcutt'
Dismissed, division of real estate;
Wagoner county,
CO ton cbmpany Damage Case Re-
manded.
Jasper Soltz VS. Southwestern Cot
ton company, remanded; plalnlii
hart in cotton oil mill, working un-
der orders without warning of dan
ger: system OF protection had been
Changed within year withou, notice
Thomas ]. Bodine VS. Times
Joulnal Co. OklahomG Cily, re
qersed aud remanded; libel.
A. f. Sharplcigh vs. George II
Pritchard reversed and remanded;
p.ttaburg county, shipments OF hard
ware
j. c. Scully VS.. j A. Williams
reversed and remanded; Custer
county.
s. f. Fort Produce company VS..
Southwestern Produce company, al
Fl med, contracts, Kay county.
First National bank OF collinsylllt
vs.. 5. W. Daniels. dismissed; Rog
ers county.
Bates Il. Davis VS. Isaac \ Da
Wis, dismissed; Rogers county.
Marshall L. Bragdon VS.. j. c
McShea, affirmed: indian Territory
land case
d. F. Ellis Us. NJ u carni dis
missed, Murray canity s
: State ex rel Hogan et al. VS. ps
trici Cdur,, Thirteenth s,4isirict
Geo ge w. Clark, presldlrs; wrl
dismissed.
C0nliheuial Gin company VS.. G
~ Hun ct al. dismissed, saie o
stock, Murray county.
( Storaue Order Conflicts. ~
Frisco vs. state, appeal from COT
poratlon commission, remanded. 9ri
daSs' ilcs, storage order cqhlK'
wt,h aclASsffs NJ
COL. Bill K.yely. of Muskogee5
in the city looking after matters 1
district court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
FOR COMPLETE FARM CENSUS

In efforts 10 make the coming cen
sa. complete to the last detail of
farm life, the government is appealing
to the teachers, ministers and lee
turers 10 impress on everybody the
desii ability of getting complete and
accurate figures as TO farm yields,
including. butter, cream, eggs and
even down to small fruits. County Su-
Icrintendent Neil Humphrey is today
sending out to teachers in all public
schools a booklet containing many
suggestions as TO information for tie
census taker. Taking Of the census
will be started on April 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
MOxs Into New Quarters

The stale auditors force today NOV
ei into the new office made by clos
ing the west entrance to the temper
airy capitol The inheritance and in
come tax department and the public
service department have desks in the
new quarters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
All this Week our patrons will have
the privilege Of being fitted with the
newest Spring Model Of !. f.a,ar
The Gossard Corsets
THEY LACE IN FRONT

BY one OF tile best filters in this state When you reazc
that every Cossard Corsetere and filter graduate OF Nt
School methods YOU will understand the advantage to be de-
rived.
For women who are unacquantcd with the Gossard facts
we give them i'll outline follows
The preeminence the front acing today dem
onated dress fact The Gossard ranks the fashionable cor
set Of world Ii is the original and perfect front acins
and affords the union OF style and healhtuness
something which has heretofore been accomplished 1t
the only that adds general beauty Of nea closed back
that is unrvaled in distinctveness.
1t is the only IN which you will get llECIROBONE-7
bonng which lends suppeness and strength to Wonderful de-
gree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
DISPUTE OVER LICENSE FEt

attorney General West has render
.ol to State Examiner and Inspector
Taylor an opinion that he should no.
charge the state game wardens fund
" III more than 81 for each hunters
License. Some had construed the law
to mean that the entire sl.25 was TO
be turned over
legislation pending is expected to
se.tle the contention as to whether
county clerks shall retain the 20
cents as extra salary, or turn 1t in
ta the general fund.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
WHAT. INDEED!

Edilor Leader. What have we
cone 10 when, a petition signed By
7Qt whire taxpayers and presented TO
the mayor, must be referred to Bill
happell aid three eolored men foT
a,iion J.C.C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08
CUTICURA CURED
TWO BROTHERS
One had Face Covered with Itching
d Eruption Eyesight was Affected
Raw, itching Humor Spread
y Over the Other from Head to Feet
4 in a Single Day Dreadful
SKIN N-T0RTURES YIELD
TO EASY TREATMENT.

In 1907 my face broke out In a mass
OF Itching sores which fnallu affactad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08

Governor Haskell has ISSUED a proc.
lamation setting forth the result OF
the county seat election in Adair coun
IS ard ordering the removal of the
> al of government from Westville TO
Sfilwell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08

Col. Bill y.vely. of Muskoeee' i
in the city looking after matters II
district court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-08

Frisco VS. state, appeal from cor
poration commission, renanded.tri
lay.s free. storage order cqnlNet y
wtsh aclASts &M
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

CiGl VI Il SOnSuA4iItlpll NQlGt NJ
Baden; aged'G1
JUNE.
l. Edward Jenkins. English editor and
writer. thor of the sensational polit-
zeal PANT .ilet "GinX's Baby" in Lon
don; aged ~.
DR.. Elizabeth blackwell. pioneer woman
physician i'm England and the United
States in London: aged 50.
s. William sydney Porter. novelist known
as 20. Henry in New York city;
Z. Prof. Goodwin Smith. Anglo-American
author and educator. at Toronto: aged
l6. John Austin Stevens, founder OF the
Sons of the Revolution. at Newport.
r. l.; aged Sc.
10. Henry Neville. noted actor and dram
atist. in London
g. United States Senator Samuel Doug
las McEnery of Louisiana. in New Or
leans: aged "A.
g. United States Senator John w. Daniel
of Virginia. at Lynchburg: aged IS.
JULY.
2. DR.. Frederick James Furnivall noted
English philoloSist. photographer, COM
mentator and critic. In London; aged
Owe GUIDE. Norwegian minister to the
United States. at White Sulphur
Springs. Va
4. Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller
OF tho United States supreme court, at
Bar Harbor. Me-: aged rs.
Prof. Giovanni Virginia Schiaparelli, IA
nous astronomer and discoverer OF
canals on Mars. at Milan: aged 70.
z. DR. William James Rolfe. noted au-
thor and Shakespearean scholar. in
Tisbury, Mass. aged SO.
IL. John Gottfried Gale noted astrono-
mer at Potsdam, Germany; aged IS.
~. Kate Tannatt Woods, author. in Bos-
ton: aged 20.
IS. Daniel Foiger Bigelow. noted Ameri-
can artist and art leader. In Chicago;
aged 81
Is. T. B. Knight, who Is said to have
named the Republican party In 1854. in
Omaha; aged So
q. Prof. Samuel Ross winans. dean of
Princeton university. at Princeton
aged So.
n. Sir Henry Tichborne. infant defendant
In the notorious Arthur Orton claim
to the Tichborne title and estates In
1871 and noted as a big game hunter.
:, fl London: aged A.
q. John G. Carlisle statesman and men,
. Der of Grover Cleveland's cabinet. In
New York city; aged 90
AUGUST
T. J. B. studiey. once noted actor. in
New York city.
Col. Harvey w. Scott. editor of the
Portland Oregonian. In Baltimore;
aged ~.
II. Mrs J. Ellen Foster. noted woman
lawyer. In Washington: ased 20.
IL. Edmund ID. Lewis. noted artist and
art collect IT. IN thInd oiphia: aged 10
Florence Nightingale. famous nurse OF
tho Crimean war;. in London; aged 90.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
B. NJ. HUTTON
Commissioners Notice
Lexington. Va
w. HADEN HOLMES AND OTHERS

w. HADEN HOLMES AND OTHERS
vs..
CoLORED MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION OF
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, ANo OTHERS.
The undersigned Commissioners in
chancery OF the Circuit Court of Rock
bridge County, Virginia, 10 whom the
above STYLED cause has been referred,
having been directed by decree entered
in said cause on the 25th day of Novem
Der, 1910. to take, state and report To
the Cont the folIown- accounts:
I. All the eStat" real AID ersop' :.
b'lci ging to h. Coioret Meicnntile
Az cation or / exingtcr, vi. .iuia,
H. re STUFFED, AZ! is fre sin pl'. ard
ant uai value, AND tue liens theIeon, T.
eny?
,. Whether the interest o. the stock
holders as n whole will be promoted 10y
the sale Of the real estate mentioned in
complainant bill, or any part thereof,
and a distribution of the proceeds
among those entitled theretc2
3. Whether the rights of any per-
son will be violated by such sale
4. Who are the present ckholders
of the Colored Mercantile As-ocia ton
of Lexington. Virginia. entitled to
share in the distribution OF the proceeds
arising from the sale of the real rs ate
mentioned in the complainants' bill;
aud their respective holdings or inter
ests In the said Colored Mercantile
Association of Lexington. Virginia
5. What will be n fair compen alton
to be allowed to thu Counsel for the
complainant out of the proceeds of sale
of the said real est re. fof their ser
vices in instituting and conducting
this suit 2
6. Any 9th account deemed peril
nent by the Cou missioner or required
by any party I'm interest?
Hereby gives notice to all parties III
terested that he has fixed Thursday
the 9Th day of January. 1911, as the
time. aud his Office in Lexington, Viz
ginia, az the place, for executing said
decree.
V. I. SHIELDS,
CoIEmis Toner IN Ckancery.
p. NJ. PFNICK, +. ). SHIELDS, p. q.
Dec. 7-l0-5t.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
CONVENTIONS

JANUARY.
II. United Mine Workers of North Amer
lea met at Indianapolis.
APRIL.
IS. Annual congress Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution held in WASH
ington.
IS. Annual parade of the United Confed-
crate Veterans at Mobile. Ala.
MAY
16. Pan-American congress opened at
Buenos Aires. Argentina.
19. Worlds Sunday School association met
In Washington.
l. Society OF Descendants OF the Signers
of the Declaration met in Philadelphia
s. National Education association met in
Boston.
SEPTEMBER.
10. 44th national encampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republican met at At
lantic City.
20. National camp. Sons OF Veterans, met
at Atlantic City.
Is. National good roads convention met In
St. Louis.
OCTOBER.
Is. The international convention Of the
y. NJ. c. a. of North America opened
In Toronto.
9. American Red Cross society met In
Washington.
Is. Conference on international disputes
met in Washington.
n. American Historical association at In
dianapolis. Association For the Ad-
vancement of Science at Minneapolis.
g. Meeting at St Louis OF the Associa-
ton For Labor Legislation.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

the Western Union. at Long Branch.
n. J.: aged IS.
%. Chulalongkorn. king OF Siam. at Bang
kok. after a reign of - years: aged 81.
Is. Victor Massena, Prince dEssling.
grandson OF Marshal Massena of
France and himself a noted soldier
under Napoleon Ill. at Paris: aged "a
NOVEMBER.
13. United States Senator Alexander Ste
phens Clay of Georgia. at Atlanta;
aged 81.
a. John La Fargo. distinguished mural
painter and stained glass artist. in
Providence. r. l.; aged g.
10 Count Leo Tolstoy. famous Russian
novelist. Mt Astapova. Russia; aged 50.
r. Octave Chanute. originator OF the aero
plane. at Chicago: aged rs.
DECEMBER.
z Gen. f. A. Carr. L. S. A.. retired. dis
tinSuishod on the border before the
civil war as well as in that conflict.
ut Washington: aged so.
Z Mary Baker Glover Eddy. founder OF
the Christian Science church. in Bos-
ton; aged 20.
Gen. Wesley Merritt. U. S. A. retired.
veteran Of the civil and Spanish-Amer-
lean wars, at Natural Bridge. Va:
aged "a.
9. The Duke OF Charities. grandson of
Louis Philippe OF France and one of
the Orleans princes who served in
America IN 1862. In Paris; aged 40.
I. Ludwig ISuaus. noted genre painter. in
Berlin: aged 81.
s. Gen. Wallace f. Randolph. L. s. A.
retired. noted artillerist OF the civil
war in Washington; aged 60.
IL. DR.. Emil Reich. author and lecturer,
noted FOR his criticisms OF American
women. In London; aged 81.
16. Melville =. I2ndon. humorous writer
and lecturer. known IS I'll Perkins. II
YonlSers. n. y; aged Il.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

3. Ccv p =. Hammond. OF &C farso1s
r.rns-ei So "a Ii,.r.ford. ( N.
&C. l'rcS dent Ped. Mot Of Chile. n
SiC.ncn.
SEPT e. BIER.
7. Vilil,m T,olmal-iILnt. noted artist. IN
london: aTei -
s Lr. Emily Bl'cSvc,l. noted woman
physician. AZ ! ork GINS. lie.
O. Lloyd y. Eovcr SO. cior general ot
the Uri'ed States. In BOSTON. AGED u.
70. Wnslow Homer. famous American
painter. at Scarboro. Me-: aged "A.
Mrs. Rcbecca Harding Davis. the au-
thor. at Mount Kisco. N. Y: aged 70.
OCTOBER.
l. Ex-Governor Napoleon Bonaparte Bro
ward of Florida. a former Cuban fill
buster. at Jacksonville: aged So.
.. Former Governor and United States
Senator David Bennett Hill. at Albany:
aged 81.
Joseph Abner Harper. member OF the
old firm OF Harper & Bro. the New
York publishers. at Newburg. N. y:
aged II.
o. William Vaughn Moody. educator and
playwright. author of THE Great Dr.
vide" in Colorado Springs: aged Il.
Ii. Larkin G.. Mead. noted American
sculptor. in Florence. Italy: aged 70.
i5- United States Senator Jonathan p.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
ACG'ccc,.-S ca an

JAs-Arr.
81. II killed dyna-al-r cxri>sion IN T.,
IshoiSa1 .rr1eI o. old Sp~in~ y Y
Is S'ilec in ured IN the -.c,; =.
q pass.st rain on tfc Ca. .-4a -
cifc al the crossing y. Spanish river.
Ontario.
81 70 miners killed by explosion in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company's
mine at Prinero. Colo.
FEBRUARY.
l. 80 miners killed by an explosion IN the
Browder mine near DrakesborO. Ky.
"a IL killed and 81 injured I'm a head-on
collision near Macon Ga. on the Geor-
gia Southern and Florida railroad.
MARCH.
2. 80 miners killed by explosion in the
gold diggings on Douglas island Alas
n ii deaths I'm u wreck OF Rock Island
railroad trains at Green Mountain. la.
MAY.
g. Explosion In a coal mine at Palos,
Ala. entombed $50 miners.
IL I boilers Of the American Tin Plate
company at Canton. o.. exploded. kill
ing 20 men and iniuring upward Of So
IS. Dynamite explosion in the guard bar
racks at Finar del Rio. Cuba. destroy
ed over 100 lives.
Is. 10 people Killed and nearly 100 injured
in a railway collision near Versailles.
France.
July.
T. Cincinnati section OF the Twentieth
Century Limited wrecked in collision
at Middlefown. o.: q killed and many
injured.
SEPTEMBER.
n. Collision on the Wabash Traction line
near kingsiand. Ind. caused the death
Of 10 passengers.
OCTOBER.
e. Collision q electric cars at Springfield,
H.. caused the death OF 81 persons.
chiefly passengers.
50 miners were trapped by an eXplo-
sion in the Colorado Fuel and Iron
compa ny's mine at Starkvile Colo
| No--vu--
| 8. E0plosior in mine 40. ~ the Victor
American iael company. Colorado en-
tonsbed a. tri"c~s.
r'--EMTEa
!, EXpios.ia .a fhe Canada collier!e,
mines a; Bellevue. Alberta. buried 8
| miners
! ~ Explosion 80 power house az CRAM
! Central s,.. lcn. Sew NorN caused ex
te.sive d,t.ard 70. tac vicinity and tn,
los OF many lives.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

erer Of a consumption cure. at Baden
Baden; aged'G6-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
TIE DF +. ROLL
Pc, PIE Who Passed Away
In 1910.
EDWARD VII. A VICTIM.
Renowned Authors, Famous Artists,
Distinguished Statesmen and
Rulers and Noted Soldiers ON the
List-A1l Ranks LcveIed.
OBITUARY

JANUARY
2. Agnes Booth. widow of Junius Bru-
tus Booth and at one time n star ac-
trcss. in Rrookline. Mass: aged Ga.
T. Darius Ogden Mills. banker and cap
italist. at San Francisco; aged 81.
s. Francesca iii Paola SatolIi. noted car
dinal. i'm Rome.
Gen. Newton Martin Curtis, hero of
Fort Fisher" in New York city: aged
"a
q Ezra Kendall. well known comedian.
at Mariinsvile. Ind; aged 49.
FEBRUARY.
16. George Holland. the actor. in Phila-
delphia; aged CT.
10. Men Burt ess. the actor. in New York
"a Clay Clement. actor. in Kansas City.
Mo: aged AZ.
1. Don Jose Domingo de Obaidia presi-
dent of the republic of Panama at
Panama; aged C5.
s. Louis James. actor at Helena. Mont;
aged &c.
G. Thomas Collier Platt. former United
States senator from New York and a
noted political leader. in New York
city: aged -.
g. Jake Schaefer. noted billiard player.
at Denver.
Il Phil DAILY, noted gambler. at Long
DIAHCu ~ y
16 Tom Browne famous English illus
traitor. i'm London; aged IS.
g. David Josiah Brewer. associate JUS
tice OF the United States supreme
court. in Washington: aged 70.
q. Alexander Agassiz naturalist, son Of
the celebrated Louis Agassiz Of Har-
ward university. at sea- aged 20
30. Menellk H.. king of Abyssinia; aged c..
APRIL.
I. Robert w. Patterson. president OF the
Chicago Tribune company. In Phila-
- Sielphia: aged GO.
u professor william Graham Sumner.
Social scientist Of Yale. at Englewood,
y. j.; aged 20.
q. Samuel Lanshorne Clemens (Mark
Twain. the author. at Redding. Conn.
aged IS.
&c. Bjornstjerne Bjorrsoa. famous Nor
weglan novelist. poet. playwright and
patriot In Paris: aged IS.
Is. Gen. E. = Alexander noted Confed-
crate vete-an and writer on the civil
war. at Savannah. Ga: aged 70.
MAY
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
WORK OF THE FLAMES

MARCH.
IA. jamestown, n. Y. swept by a fire,
causing loss of $4,000.
Is. 800 killed by fire in dance hall at
Mateszalka. Hungary.
APRIL.
%. Fire swept away 20 business and resi-
dence blocks In Lake st. Charles, La:
loss about sS,0o00oO.
Z Loss of $l.250.0O0 by the burning OF a
glass factory at Ford. Pa.
JUNE
II. Fire swept over 90 acres OF warehouses
and dwellings I'm Seattle, causing loss
of nearly s.. 900. co.,
Is Fire following collapse of roof In the
Montreal Herald building caused loss
of 10 lives.
4. Sixty buildings burned In a Fourth of
July blaze at Benton. Pa: loss $SOO.0
8. A lumber yard fire at Annprior Ont,
caused a loss OF over 50 0O0OOO
IL. Campbelltown. N. B.. nearly destroyed
by fire; loss $250o.O00.
AUGUST.
g. Loss OF 81. SOC. 900 by blaze In Bos-
tons lumber district
H. Fire destroyed the white City" of
the worlds fair at Brussels: loss esti-
mated at $4,000 coo
~ 10 lives ioSt ana >lUUUW worth OF
property destroyed at Wallace. Ida
by flames started by forest fires In tho
vicinity OF the city.
OCTOBER
1. A mysterious explosion followed by
fire I'm the Los Angeles Times buildlng
caused the death OF p employees
l6. The plant OF the l.. s. Gypsum COM
pany burned at Alabaster Mich: loss
$4,000.
Is. Fire In the business section OF VIC
toria. b. c.. caused q loss OF 5000 600.
DECEMBER.
& Loss Of $4,000 at Evansville. Ind
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28
VIRGINIA

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Rockbridqe County December
81, 1910.
JACOB II. HALLIBURTON AND OTHERS
plaintiffs
JACOB HALIBURToN'S HHIRs
Defendants
The object of this suit is to settle
the estate OF jacob Halliburton, Sr..
who died in Brownsburg, Va, In + b.
rusry. 1874. leaving a small no Sc and
lot on Main street, in Brownsburg.
Va, andsto sell said house and lot and
to distribute he proceeds among those
entitled according tu law Aud affiad' it
having been n adj that George Ha!Ibur
ton aud Amanda Haiibu-t n, his wife.
Lottie Walker AMI --- Walker,
he' h, sbaud, NIcf olas daliturton al d
Sarah II ii urton are ion I. sidents.
and thn al,uop.h d ig'nce HIS been
ussd on, la { at 81 O.. l'lni nff> To a>c.r
tar IL ,wie,, ."u"tN OF c,r,r.rd on
Euvi. j Cfr CT Il a - - i hn~C.u,
her husband, "nu III am l.,Iiid ton
are, without fl, A. hat Zee Hall
burton's heirs uaN b u r-.'st ed j, hi
subject to be divid q. al dt at there
names are unknown, ali # wro.u are
defendants in the above styled suit, and
they are required to appear within
fifteen days after due publication OF
this order and do what may be neces.
sary to protect their interests la this
suit.
A Copy TIE t.:
Il. y W.T. deputy Clerk.
G u ISTcEkR, p. q.
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