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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
EAST BENCH LOTS
IN GOOD DEMAND
Sales Indicate Desirability of
Easily Accessible Residence
Property.

Opening of the new Park Crescent
addition just south Of Fort Douglas
military reservation and east of Twen-
tyfrst East is regarded by the owners
as marking a new epoch in the residen-
tial development of the city. Hereto
fore new additions which have been
opened have been located, In some In
stances far from car line and without
advantages of immediate water sup"
ply. 1t is true that these improvements
will come in time to practically all of
the new additions and the owners have
spent many thousands of dollars in many
instances to provide transit faclhtles
to their tracts and other necessary i'm
provements,
The claim of the owners Of Park Cres~
cent is that all of these things are avail
able in the new addition. The Emjgra,
tion Canyon railroad passes the north
side of the tract and with the erection
of new homes car service can be ar
ranged so that only fifteen minutes will
be required for the trip from Main
street to the addition. The. route, will
pass through the best portion of the
city,, also, and will include Second
South. Twelfth East, Thirteenth East
and Ninth South. the last portion of the
route being on the high ground of the
bench overlooking the city and affording
an unexcelled view of the Salt Lake
valley.
Park Crescent lies on the highest part
OF the bench, although fully a mile west
of the mouth of Emigration canyon,
and looks down on every other portion
of the bench. both to the east and the
west. Streets are now being graded
and will be finished in q few weeks.
Sidewalks will be laid, watermains
placed and shade trees planted. The
place has been on the market only a
few weeks, but fully 100 lots have been
sold and reservations of many others
have been asked for.
Many Of the lots have been purchased
for home sites and it is expected that
new houses Will be started before the
end of summer. Capitalists have al
ready recognized the value of the tract
for investment purposes and several
complete blocks have been taken, the
property to be held FOR sale some time
in the Future. The interest of the peo-
pie in the location, however. indicates
that the movement for securing loca.
tions for new homes in semi suburban
localities Is growing rapidly and that
1t will only be short time when Salt
Lake City will be able to exhibit some
of the most beautiful suburban resi-
dence sections of any city in the world,
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting. OF the stockholders OF the West
Mountain Placer Mining company, a Utah
corporation. win be held at It's principal
office at room ais Dooy block. Salt Lake
city. Utah on the 26th day OF May. 1910
siderine and taking action upon the ques-
ton of amending article V. OF the articles
of Incorporation OF said West Mountain
Placer Mining company so that said arti-
Gle when and as amended. win read as
follows:
v. Tho capital stock Of this corpora
tlon shall be ten thousand dollars (sl0.-
OOO) divided into two hundred thousa nd
GOO 00O) shares of the par value OF hve
(5) cents per share.
JOHN DERN,
President West Mountain Placer Co.
V Dated April %. 1910 h33os
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DIED

MILLERON-In the city. April 22. 1910,
DR.. Joseph Milleron. in his sixty sixth
year Funeral services will be held from
State street, Monday, April 25. 1910, at
4 .. m. Interment in Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry.
RIDDLE-In this city, A~rll 90. 1910. Mrs.
Anna Riddle. age 3S years, months and
2T days. wife of Joseph Riddle, No. SIG
West 1st North. funeral services will be
held from the private chapel Of Eber W.
Hall. 164 so. w. Temple street at p. m
Monday. April 25, 1910. Interment, Mt
Olivet cemetery.
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Sues to Recnver.

Warren Webster &c Co filed suit In the
district court Saturday against Henry
Green and William Green. doing business
as the Green Heating e. Plumbing com
pany. to recover S52S and interest alleged
10 oe due as the purchase price OF the
heating plant and httings Installed by
the defendants In the new EIks lodge
building at Eureka. 1t liz alleged that
the plant was purchased from plaintiff
on May IL. 1909. and that tho amount
named Is still due on ii.
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Mrs. Holman at Rest.

Funeral services were held over the
body OF Mrs. Charlotte Holman in the
Heath Methodist church Saturday after
noon. The services were well attended
The Rev, III. l. Hanson preached the SER
mon over the body, and paid tribute
TO the character NJ the departed woman
Interment was made In the City cemetery
he pallbearerS were Harry Jackson Ed
ward jackson, Samuel johnson. n. w.
Tomlinson, Albert Casper. ard Ernest
4 'opk
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Bankruptcy Cases.

a Weibel of Garfield. a clerk,
application in the United States
turday to be adjudged a bank
ie gave his liabilities as Sl27.75
assets as 5000, all OF which he
? be exempt under the law
tunter OF this city. A bookkeeper.
y an applIca tion 10 be adiudged
upt. He gave his liabilities as
nd his assets as SPOTS. He claims
S to be exempt,
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LADIES. SEWING AT HOME, MAKING
shields. material furnished. reliable
women SIC hundred: stamped envelope
particulars. Wayne Supply Co, Dept 500.
Detroit, Mich. h327d
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Iss Ellen Jane Case Dead.

cllen Jane Case, SO years of age,
rIof The pioneers of Utah, died at
lence In the rear Of SIS East Fifth
rreet Saturday forenoon at IL
Tho cause Of her death was
: Arrangements for the funeral will
completed until the arrival OF a
thom California. who has been in
~ the death. and who IS expected
y In this city on Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
cal Bank Clearings

AXE bank clearings show a COM
gain for the last week. mas
+ the decrease in total clearlnss
)Hrsd with the corresponding pc
ANi909 was smaller than foT scy-
.eks Following are the daily
- with comparisons:
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
=. ed; Will pay you f1rst-class prices. H
=. Fisher Co. 165 So. w. Temple, Bell
b17l. Ind. s64. e253
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. H. GOODS TO ANY PART
Of United States, cut rates, Kimball
Van and Storage Co.. 19 w. 1st So, m266e
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

~-~-~>--~~-~>~~>~ >~~>~~~~~---~-~~
DON'T HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER
spoiled Have It cleaned right by calling
Stephen G., Bettey. Bell phone 1850 K.
h3i87
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
einbalmer. 164 s. West Temple, Phone
1919 v493
MALCOLM l.. BUTLER. RES. UNDER
taker, 81 N. State. Bell phone 29lS.
N14S0
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AUTOMOBILES
CLEANING

MAJESTIC TAILORS FIT u BEST
high class tailoring; prices reasonable (:
clothes cleaned and pressed; pieces dcllv-
cred and called for. lih r. 1st South. Bell
5661. h29o5
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FUNERAL NOTICE

RUDELLAT-Fhnoral services over the
held from O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel today
(Sunday), April "a, 1910. at p. m. In
terment Will take place at the family
plot in Mt. Olivet. Friends invited.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

WANTED-MAN OF NEAT APPEAR |
ance. collecting dobit. Steady work.
good money. rapid advancement; 215
Dooly blk. h358S
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IF you ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD
position, see Nelson, 429 D. F. Walker
bldg. h3555
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY MORNINGS 7:45. AFTERNOONS
AT 12:45. SUPERINTENDENTS Of
FICE, TROY LAUNDRY. 431 so. 9Th
EAST ST. f4l04
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MEN COR WOMEN, So A DAY. SURE
all year raising mushrooms In cellars,
trated booklet. Hiram Barton. West 4sth
street. New York h3272
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SEWING MACHINES


WHITE SEWING MACHINE co. WE
are selling second hand machines very
cheap; all In first class repair. % West
lst South, h3100
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT SEWED SOLES
In 10 minul es 40 w, End So, base
meDt, m3O2l
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WANTED

q. HENRY JACOBS. 7o4 MCCORMICK
bldg, deals In real estate exclusively.
e2f2s
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500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work. S. Scheffer,
Treasurer, O-o4. Chicago. h32IS
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SEWING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS
Singer, Wheeler e Wilson; 81 per mo .
or very cheap FOR cash 20 West 1st So.
h3l0i
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LADIES FOR HOUSE
20 house demonstrating. out Of tho
city; must be good appearing. intelligent.
and furnish character references. steady
employment: salary and expenses. Call
mornings, 553 3rd ave. Mrs. Colvin. h21S
LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank, 8
East 3rd South Ind. phone 952. 1889
WANTED = YOU TO KNOW THAT
uenager's Business College Ia the best
In the city. Day and night sessions.
d292n
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

WANTED-A GOOD WASHERwoMAN
for Monday. steady work lat Sth
East h2973
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YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED AND AC-
curatc. TO assist with books. also as
billing clerk and stenographer, State age
and salary expected; address V-42. Trib-
unc h3b5S
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ACCORDION PLEATING

| SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
| Mrs. M. NJ, Jenncns, sos East Third
So. ST. Bell phone 1867. a305O
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WANTED-A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
Side George 3. Standing. 7a Main ST.
| af7s8
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
- Ing trunks, valises: best prices paid. 28
Ssommereial SsgI st. Reply by postal card.
81 81 BeH. TIA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
HEAVY I BLAST ! u
TORE. i | !. DOWN " | \. ].
PAWPA!wI||Ii5 PA u l " / BRIDGE B R !.
Formerly Spat,ned
Buffalo Creek ar
Barnes,s!uille

It Is reported that the bridge OIL
Pawpaw creek near the point where
the extension Of the Fajrmont and
Ncrthern railroad is to cross the
etr.am was blown down last evcn1n.
by a heavy blast that was put off in
the grading work for the electric road.
This bridge at one time was used on
Buffalo creek between this city and
earEsvIlIe. When the Fairmont and
ciarkshurg Traction Company made
its extension to BarnsvllIe and the new
bridge was built the old bridge was
Abandoned. The county court then
look the Abandoned bridge and placed
II where 1t cnuid be utilized.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
PARKERSBuRG !. !.
In THE CAME
AMBROSE PUTNAM WILL PRD8A.
BLY, BE MANAGER OF THE
clTY'S TEAM.

Ambrose Putnam may be the nan-
Agcr OF the Parkersburg baseball team
this season. The Parkersburg State
Journal has the following article on
the baseball situation in that city. Tho
Journal says:
John Herschcl. who managed the
parkersburg scmi-profcssional baseball
team last year, today received Il letter
from John Spinney, of Cincinnati,
President OF the Virginia Valley Base
ball League, in which Spinney ex-
plains why no manager has yet been
selected for the ParItersburg team in
that league. Spinncy stated in his let
Ter that an effort was being made to
land Ambrose Putnam. the celebrated
southpaw twlrler formerly with the
New York Americans. but now with
the Louisville team. champions OF the
American Association. Putnam wants
to come to Pnrkersburg TO manage the
local team nnd Is now cndeavoring to
secure his release from Louisville III
order to du this. II he obtains his re.
lease he will surely have charge OF
The Parkcrsblrg team. II he is una.
bic TO secure his release some one else
will hay 10 bc gotten.
Red Mack. formerly with the Fair
mont team of the Pawva league, also
wants to take charge Of the Parkcrs-
burg team. and there are cthei. appli.
cnnts. President Spinncy states that
he and the new. manager OF the Par
kcrsburE team will arrive here in
week or so. The plan Is to play the
week day games at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Park here and the Sunday games at n
new park halfway between this city
and Marietta on the intcr.urban line,
II 1t Is possible to secure Il pnrk there,
IT this cannot be done some other ar.
rnnscnent vii llavc to be made.
President SpinneF stated in his let
ter that the prospects for the senson
for the Virginia Valley League were
OF the brightest. The sueson will open
on May fifth. he said The salary lin.
1t for the teams will be 5000 Including
the managers. Sunday bali will be
played at every one. town on the ctr
cult except one and the new league
Is expected to be SO. President
spinney said he would advise later.
lust when he and the new manager
Will Will arrive in ParkersburE for the pur-
pose Of orgnni iizng a. stock company,
and starting II heSnew team here. sg4S slt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
FAIRMoNT, WEST VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MARCH 8 1910
PLAYERS ARE:
BEING SIGNED
BASEBALL INTEREST is BEING
REvtvED THROUGHOUT
THE SECTION.

Matters In baseball circles are be.
ginning to take on new form now since
]. 7, assured the West Virginia Base.
bail League Is established. The towns
that are in the league are getting play.
efs that will put up good article Of
ball. The players are being signed.
Arrangements are now being made
that at the close OF the season tho
West Virginia League will play the
Virginia valley League for the cham.
ofonship ct West Virginia. This viii
give the fans chance. to see what
Retdy Mack has done for the Virginia
Valley League. Reddy has many ad.
naircrs in this city as great baseball
man and all are eager that the arrange.
mcnts will be completed to the satis-
fav:fon of all. al
There will be meeting OF the Fair.
mont BASEBALL Association tonight at
Offices of the Consolidation Coal COM
,pany at which time the Stockholders Of
the association will elect directors ane
the directors In a subsequent meeting
will elect officers fer the ensuing year.
At the meeting tonight Mr.. Thomas s.
Haymcnd, who is responsible for the
SUCCESS OF ttei oeai baseball aci1.ve-
menta, will resign the presidency Of
the local association SO that he will te
free to be the president of the West
vjrginia League.
There will he several other matters
to conc before the meeting that will
be disposed OF.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
SCOTT IMPROVES STORE
AN EXPERT MECHANIC sEcuREp
FOR THE REPAIR DE.
PARTMENT.

Messrs- A. 3. Scott and Co., the
jewelers., have been making extensive
improvements to their store room dur.
ing the last few weeks and nave made
considerable more room for their op-
t'eal department.. Further improve.
ments In the way Of fixtures win be
added to the businessj a little later.
Mr. Geo. Wood. late with Haneher.
the Wheeling jeWeler, has been Sc
cured by Mr.. Scott to take entire
charge of the repairing department.
MIR. Wood Is considered to be one Of
the best mechanics In the business and
with his careful ability the most deli
cate watches will be In competent
hands when left with the firm Of A. 8.
Scott and c..
a new and complete plating outfit
has also been added to the equpmen
and now much work that was hereto
fore been sent out Of town will be done
in she city saving to the customer mucl,
time and the expense Of transporta-
ton. Short notice work is one OF the
pleasing possibilities of this depart
ment.
Mr.. Scott opened his j.wclry busi-
ness here about three years ago and
his success has becn gradual and sure
since the beginning adding more work.
man to his force each year. His store
ranks viii, the best in the city and
his accommodating manner has won
for him host Of friends and . Gus.
:on that Il an cnviablc one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
-FOUR I: 9 |.|!| TICKETS | |
in. IN! TAE FIELD
'"FoR LIcENsErI AN q n sAINsTf
LICENSE" WILL DEVOTED
"a ON DiREc ]. u q

Four tickets viii be on the cfiielaiA
taliot to be voted at the coming !fs,u.
nlctpaI election TO be held on one week
from next Saturday. The Republican
ticket, the Democratic, the Prohthition
snd the Peoples arc the nance % the
tickets. The 6 ballot was made MP last 7
night BY Ballot Commissioners 8. B. 4
carskadon, Frank 2. Hall and sc charieo
Powell. The people will have a chance
to vote for or against ltcenae. The Re-
publican ballot commissioners voted
TO let the people expres1 themsciyesS
on this question, but the Democratic
commissioner voted against III.
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y1 80, . !. 2 " 2, " q
cows VICTIMS }.
0FTUBERC!ULOSlS ! [ !
DAlRYMAN Z, HARTLETT&pF hi AM
iNtNGToN LOSES 70 uRTEEN
EXAMINED BYsExPERTs.

MoRGANToWN. March 81 -Four.
teen cows belonging e Dalfynans
Bartlett Of Mannlngton, were ordered
slaughtered by Or. F.. r.. svt,lnple. ois
the university experiment. station, Sfci.
lowing his examination 81 the dairy
herd or,tracts OF tuberculosis. "A pre-
vious examination had tbennG made BY
a Wheeling veterinarian and traces Of
tuberculosis were found anot,H tho
herd. The owner5of the dairy was
not satisfied with the exanlnatlons
however, and the final test was made
by Or. WhippIe. who confirmed the
findings Of the Wheeling man.
pr:sWhlpple was assisted In the Iex-13
animation by eight or$1inc Of his ttiI.;
dents, who have gained eonsid iderableE
practical experience from the trip. An
far IS i ia known there are no other
cases Of tubereuloais on the & dairy,
farms In the State. The herds az the.
State institutiona have been exaniin.
ed by the experiment s. station SveteT.s
inarians. at;;Sy IA 81 ssS
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Commander Peary Won't
Giue Proofs to Congress
Can't Break Faith
With His Pub
fishers

WASHINGTON. March S.-Commlan-
der Pcary has declined to submit to
congress proofs of his discovery Of the
North Pole. He sent In care OF Repre-.
sentative Alexander. OF New York. Il
stntcmcnt written In the third person
and addressed 10 the subcommittee OF
the House Committee OH Naval Affairs,
In watch he set forth his reasons for
refusing to scni his data to the com
nittce. The statement follows: @
'Commandcr Peary and his friends
say that, contracts signed months ago
with his publishers render II inrossi-
Bile to, mike his records and scientific
lnta public now. It would not only
subject f'cary 10 heavy damages, Il
loss which he cannot meet, having
Just extricntcl himself. from debt Al
cured In connection with his various
expeditions. but 1t would be break King
faith with his publishers. which he Is
unwilling 10 do under any circlm-
stunces"
After hearing the statements BY
Representatives Hubson, OF Alabumn,
and Moore. OF Pennsylvania. urging
the granting of congressional reward
to cPary Irrespective OF the question
OF proof. the committee adjourned un.
I'll Wednesday without taking 1ny ac.
tion. .
or the committee of seven members
it is known that three are opposed to
granting the recognition Of Comnlan.
der Pcary unless proofs Of his discov.
cry OF the polc are $ bmitted to con-
gress and made public.
These are Representatives Roberts.
Butler and Bacon. Representatives
Bates. Dawson and Gregg have not
committed themselves nnl Reprcsen.
tativc Englebrlght fuyors granting in
award to the officer.
The committee has received Il mass
or interesting communications on the
subject. One Is from II. l.. HOPKINS.
secretary and treasurer OF the Anerf.
can Association of Masters. Mates nnd
Pilots. questioning the reports OF
Penry's sounding taken in the vicinity
OF the North Pole
How In time did Pcary, with one
man. sound In fifteen fathoms of wa.
tcr?' wrote Hopkins to the committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
CHANCE TO WIN
AN AUTOMOBILE
BASEBALL FANS. AGAIN Tc
"CHANcE" A "DEVIL WAGON"
TO HELP THE LEAGUE.

The baseball fans will have j
chance to win another automobile at
the opening Of the baseball season this
spring. The SUCCESS of the contest
last spring has been persuasive in
bringing the officials to the opin .on
that another one would be a good
thing t. raise some money for the
opening Ut tie league games. This con
ties. will be. for the benefit of the West
Virginia League and ali four towns
will share In the scheme. There viii
be 1,500 tickets sold good fer an ad-
mission to a game in any town in the
league. The price Of the ticket with
a chance on the automobile will be ono
d,Ilar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
new v ATTORNEY A
LOCATES HER s
cLARksBuR6 LAWYER sDEclnEsS
fAiRMohTiss BETTER SFoR;
4 HIS PROBE ssh ION! t2s

& Mr.. Winfield Scott OF clarkshurg,l
has opened up an office In room fso.i
so7 Of the Jacobs building for the prae-s
tiee OF law. ssS ssss
Mr.. Scott Is a lawyer OF 3promineneei
IN this State and II has several times
been elected special judge BY the
clarkshurs Bar. no appeal having
ever been taken from his decisions.
Mr.. Scott was for six years prosecutt
ing attorney OF Doddrldpe county and
has appeared in large number 3osz
cases In the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Of this State. He has also been Admit
ted to practice in the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
ENEMIES OF HUMAN HAPPINESS.

sE There are only two really deep.seat-
$etl and influential enemies OF human
happiness and human orders. ugbira-
bee and {sekfnsgbess. These DO pretty
much all the damage that Is done in
the world. and they are the always
present obstacles to improving the
condition OF mankind It Is the pro.
vince OF intellectual education to al.
dress itself to the first of these. AMI it
Is the task of moral education to deal
with the other:-Nicholas Murry But
.ler. l,'55..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
NEW CHARTERS.

Secretary Of State Reed has issued
Charters to the following concerns:
clarksburg Manufacturing Com.
pany, OF Carksburg, for the manu-
faeturc and sale OF the Meclung door
plate and other novelties. Cap:;al
SOCK, $4,000. Inccrporators, Emory
McCiung. Lloyd Crane, John 8. Payne.
Thomas L. hutter and Elmer F. Good.
wrn. ef Clarksburg.
Natural Gas Company.Ncf Crawford.
Lewis county. to drill for oil and gas.
Capital stock, $25,ooo. lncorporators,
E. 6. oavisson, crawfrd; J. w.
Ross. John e.. Mitchell, sE. II. Warren.
Hugh k:yser. of Weston. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-08
BIoodhounds Sent For.

J. A. Landis was called to Wyatt
yesterday afternoon to run down some
criminals. Mr.. Harris. his partner in
the man hunting business. received a
new bloodhound yesterday afternoon,
which Will become part of the well
known kennel OF hounds that is doing
so much to rid the country of evil do.
ers. The l.andIs.Harris hounds have
great reputation and the owners are
kept On the go most OF the time.