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Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

ginning 20 rods W. OF NE Cor. SEA
NEH. thence S. 20 rods W. 20 rods.
\. 20 rods E. 20 rods to beginning
surface only.
Pepper, l. ". ......1 .1o-11
Perkins. W. E. Tract 81 Beaver Park
Polhemus. G. A. ...... .11-12-1S-14
Polhemus. Mrs. Orpha. In NEL SEL
beginning sSS0.44 II. y. of s. W. cor
ner sen SEL, thence e. sos Il. n.
145 IT. W. COS IT. S. 145 # to begin
ming except ditch Rt. wy....
Polina. Frank. .,mps. SWL NW&
Pollard. C. NJ. ..........l .ll-l2
Ponso. Joe and Carelli Joe. al
Pope. Mary A., 5 except f inches
and s except w. l2 inches.
Poulson. Geo. H.. In SwL SwL. be-
ginning at Sw Cor. Sec. "a. thence
n. i2.66 ch. Z. rs ch. S. a.6s ch
w. o. ch. S. 10 ch. W. S.s5 ch. to
beginning
Powers and Crouch. .....- .Ets SEX
........... WY NwK. NwE swN
Price. Geo. l.. ......-E- 9 n. 3 All 10
Pringle. ]. W.......... ...l5-16-l7-1S-19
Profit. Mrs. II. J......-.-.....s $40
...... ................. II
...... -.............---. ..i-S-S-t
........... .-...--....- ....o
Pulliam, A. C................23 .23-23-24
Partie. l., H.. In VIZ SEX. beginning
at NE Cor. OF VIZ SEX. thence W.
10 rods. s. As rods. e. 20 rods, N.
IS rods to beginning, surface only.
Ragsdale Sons ..................e
...... ................... -..-lS-i4
-...... ......... ............-....e -
.....--..... ..........-.--...1t .1t-&4
.s....... ...........-...... .lt-aS
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

~
Lowry. Mrs. A. J.......--- .e-e
... .-.--........--..- .is
Lowry. A. J. - J. W........-..---1-s
Lutes. NJ -.--..-.-.--.---. 80
.-.-.-.-...- -1s-ss
Mccarthy. ID. l., Tract 20 Beaver Park
That part of Tract 30 Beaver Park
lying below the main ditch. .......
McCieiland. r. D.. 6 30 # & s. 20
n OF < 40 n 5.........
Mcclure. c. J.. lmps. Public Lands. on
Wilson Greek ......-....---...-..
- .Is-2o-2z
Mcclure, Parinta ............-..lS .lS-lf
Mcclure, w H. All except tract 7s n
front 125 fL.....-......
MCCOY, Henry -.-.-.-.-..s- .1f-~o
Mccoy, Mrs. Lille B-......... 1854
McCumber. B. F.. In NWk NEh. Tract
a" ............-.
In SEX NwA. Tract e.
In Sh SWA less R R..-.........
In NJ NWh ...................
In SEX SWh
IA Tract "A" ........-..--..-.
Mcdonald. Ethel NJ ..............s 3
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08
Part OF Section or Lot

Ave if extended, Ely 40 it. to begin
ming except for ditch .......
Miller, Beryl, In SWA SWA. except
strip 10 #. wide along N. line
tract of 2207 Ac. in NV Cor. said
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

So. Can. catllns I'd 1000 iI.ss
; Flor. Chase 6 Fraa 1900 500
; Flor. Chase a Fraa $4,000 s.sa
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

w t. I-SA- -shlA AsioNh
Mcdowell, J. T.. Tract 100 # front on
N. side OF New York Ave extending
My to ditch W. of Atwatters Add.
McGilllcudy. +. B., Tract SO Beaver
PARK --~--.-..-.
Mcintyre. r. NJ, In sEh NEE. NEh
SEL. beginning l7i1k IT 5. q
I1l0.5 It. f of NV Cor. Ei1 NEh.
Sec. 81. thence S. 20 rods, E 1sS%
IT.. n. 10 rods. w. iSS& IT. TO begin
ming .............-.-..
In NEh NEh. beginning SO II. +.
a 46 rods II. S. OF NV Cor. NEh
NEh. thence s. &c rods. S. rod. w.
=. 26 rods, n. / rod to beginning 49,.
In MEX NEA, beginning "a rods S
n. s. & orods 1lh n. E. OF NV
Cor. NEA NEh. thence L. IS rods
to d. & r. @. Rt Wy. n. WHY along
Rt. wy. to Rt. wy. OF C. C. & OH
Ditch, Wy along ditch to a point so
rods liz # f. OF W. line NEx
NEk. s. i6 rods II IT TO beginning.
except 10 IT TO d. & r, q. & 20 n.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

Jones, l. b.. In Nwk Swh. beginning
36 rods L OF SW. Cor. N"h Sm =. -
thence n. 20 rods +. IL rods 5. 70
rods w. IL rods to beginning. res
eryatiou for streets and bitches.
Ionea. Margaret H.. beginning on ..
side OF South Canon ditch on T. side
of Thornton street at right algles
E1y 1895 # at right angles Sly 10
so. Canon ditch WHY along ditch TO
point SO II. at right angles from n.
line this tract WY to Thornton
street My so It. to beginning. ......
Kanouse, A. n NJ. IL. AN IT. front on
Main street. Florence. extending TO
OAR q. Rt. Wy. In rear lying 81 y
II w. from lot 3l..-... ...........-.
a. n front on Main street. Florence,
extending TO ID. & r. @. ri Wy. In
rear lying 80 # WY from lot 81.
Kanouse, E, 20 II. Front w. Main
street, Florence. extending to ID. q
II, q. Rt Wy. In rear. lying a II.
WY. from lot 81.
Earns. Fred. Imps Public Lands. ....:
Keller, J. l.. ..................
Kelley, T. J................-. .
Kelley, Christians L..... ~
Kelso a Colville ...............l-z .l-z-S
Keiso, Anna D.. Tract 81 Beaver PARK
Reiso, w. A.. Tract IS Beaver Park:
Kemp. Mrs. Mary M.......-.....l .ls-la
Kick, John a c.. ....,..z'
Kirchner. Richard H., In Swh Swk.
beginning 1917 rods w. OF NE. Cor.
SWX SWL, thence s. 40 rods w.
rods. N 40 rds. K. rds. to beginning
reservations for tsreets & ditches.
Klein, Augusta ..-..............z zs-ss
Knittle, j. T.. ................ .....At
...... ............ .....'..,'
Lamb, A. C. EN- 1s All l6
Iambuth. Virginia. beginning Mt sE
Cor. lot TS,thcnce N s6 r. w. s5 II.
8 s5 II. f. e5 n to beginning .....
L.anden, J. W.. beginning $50 n. s. OF
NE cor. NEh, w. $50 IT.. 8. $40 It.
w. $50 IT., s. $50 IT., e. $50 IT,. 8.
$50 IT., 4. $50 IT,. 6. 1890 n. to be-
ginning ............ -. ..........
Landen, Mrs. Lulu e., VIZ Swh
Nwk. NwH Nwh swk.... ...::
Lansdon. J. v. .......... .1mps. on ~
Iarcy. Washington A.. in sen NWk
street. Canon City, $50 n. Ely from
sW Cor. OF Eh Block 4 A a v Ma
con Add, thence My parallel with
alley in said block to G. G. OIL
Creek ditch--Ely a'ong said ditch
to point 1923 It. at right angles
from said Ailey--Sly parallel with
said Alley to Vine street WY to be-
I4sunbranch. NJ. X. and ceasar. J. d. g.
Lsake, c. s. ...............is-1b-l7
Lee, Martha L., Tract 80 n. front I 176
n. 8. side Of New York Ava. begin
ninR 3s3 n. WY from NV. Cor. lot
s. Atwaters Add. 10 30. Canon-Wly
sauno~tasw Ycshr Ave, % T. .. lSs
n. ny parallel with N. York Avs.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

Logan. T. H., 100 #. front lot lying
1877 It. n. of S. line said lot. ....-...
Long, Mary l.. ~
Lossetter. Marcus ......-.....- -lb-l6
Michal. In SEA NWh. be-
ginning 49e54 # w. & 20 # N. of
Sc. corner SEA NWA. thence N.
416 IT. W. 523.7 It. S. 416 # E 52s.7
IT. to beginning mountaineering.
In SEX NwA, beginning 20 #. n.
& 40 IT. Z. of SW Cor. sen NWk.
thence n. 1887 ft-E- 677.2 IT. to Sc.
Cor. Ready tract-N. 321.62 ft-E.
i45 # 10 p. & A. V. r. RS. SO de-
grees "a minutes E. along r. R.
536.13 IT TO Z. line NWA Sec. 9 s.
1887 # to NEk Cor. Sullivan
tract-w. Io23.24 # to NV. Cor.
Layisone tracts. 4l6 # 10 SW Cor.
Loyisone tract-W 263 II. to begin
ming
Lowell, Mrs. ID. s.. Imps- on Public
Lands
sOxl6s # lying 126 IT. WY from
Block 20. Canon City. being so n
front in center of Greenwood Ave.
extending I6s It. TO rear to center
OF Alley extended wly from Block
%. Also # by l26 # being a con
tinuation of 81 Of Alley through
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08

Locke. o. W, In SEA SWA, B. I5U
pg. 241. less part sold. B. 80 pg. 81
95 ........... .....-..--. ..-.....
In SEA SWA. B. 125 pg- 4os w. of
So. Canon Ditch ................
In SEk SWA )..................
{ Estate. .......-
In NEA NWA).
In SEA SWA. w. OF Mayhem and
Bohem tracts & E. OF Rouse tract.
In ny SWA, except tracts sold TO
Gwillum Invest Co. & Chas- w.
CnetWln
In SEH Nwk, tract 'F' McCumber
Estate ............-....
S. 81 II. & 10 # OF street ...-....
- 9-10-11-12
Logan. T. H, 100 # front lot lying
1877 II. n. of S. line said lot. ...
Long, Mary L. 22
Lossetter. Marcus 1916
Cañon City record., 1910-12-08
Description of Property
Name of Owner

Name of owner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
Magazine REVIEW
Automobiles Spreading the Gypsy Moth
Over New England.

The gypsy moth may soon become q
national nuisance Owing 10 the fact
that the female cannot fly, this insect
sconrge has been kept local in Massachu-
sets. The spread Of the species depends
upon artificial transportation Samuel
Hopkins Adams, writing in the July
American Magazine on Warning on In
furious Insects states that automobiles
are playing an important part in spread
ing the species. He says;
Eggs deposited upon cordwood or
lumber, or even upon side-traeked freight
cars, are In part responsible for what
distribution the nuisance has attained.
And, cmiously enough, the automobile
plays an important part. For the cater
pillar Of the gypsy moth seems 70 have
IA politicians instinct for free trans
portation. Ii attaches itself eagerly to
motor-cars and drops of to spin its
cocoon at whatever stop appeals to its
sense Of locativeness, there to breed new
generation for the discontinue Of the
hahitants. Wagons, bicycles and pedes-
trians also carry the creatures. To pre-
vent this distribution, the anti-moth
forces clean out an trees and underbrush
on both sides Of the main travelled roads
for d hundred feet, SO that the crawler
must make considerable trip from the
feeding place, over badly obstracted
grounds, in order to catch ride"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
Boston & Maine Advances III
Milk Rates Held Up
NEW YORK RATES STAND
Interstate Commerce Commission Desires
First to Investigate Their Reason
ableness Before APP
prevail.

Washington, July l5.-Adyances made
BY the Boston & Maine railroad and
other carriers, announcing increased rates
on milk from various New England
points 10 Boston, have been suspended
by the interstate commerce commission,
pending a determination OF their reason
ableness
The commission refused TO suspend
the increased Communication rates into
and out Of New York City.
An Investigation as to the reasonable
ness Of these advanced rates, az we'll
as other communication rates into and
out Of New York. was directed
The rates in question win 80 IN ef-
feet on July 20.
The commission announced its lnten-
ton to suspend all tariffs, naming gen.
eral and important rate advances, pend
ing investigation as 10 the reasonable
nesa OF the proposed advances.
AT a hearing before the commission
it was shown that the proposed increased
rates on milk would mean an advance
of at least one cent quart in the
price Of milk in Che city of Boston.
on The strength Of this showing. the
commission concluded @ inquire care
fully into the proposed tariff and msan-
while 10 suspend tie advance.
The tariff filed By the Boston & Maine
railroad provided Tor an elimination Of
the rental 81 ears used IN the trans
poriation 81 milk. It + the practice
Of the railroad. in accordance with It's
tariffs. to rent To large milk dealers IN
Boston cars at specified sum per am
mum in which their milk supply Is francs
ported.
This sum Is far below the regular
carload rates, charged 81 the railroad.
II Is apparent tlat only di,aless in
milk on large scale could afford to pay
the annual rental 81 cars on this basis,
while the smaller dealers were forced
to pay the regular standard rates.
1t was alleged that this was dis
elimination against the small dealers
and the carriers decided to eliminates
il and place all dealers, great and small,
on the same rate basis
It was shown at the hearing, how
ever, that the elimination OF the car
rentals would probably increase the price
Of milk to consumers il Boston. For
that reason. the commission decided to
suspend the proposed tariffs until the
whole matter would be considered thor
oughly on its merits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
Rejects Brltain'S Offer to
Limit ATmamentS
CLAIMS THAT NAVAL LAW
Prevents curtailment-Ensland Forced to
Continue Naval Program-In 1913
Will Have 4 More Dread
noughts than Germany.

London, July l5.--During the deeate
on naval expenditure in the house q
commons yesterday afternoon, Premier
Asquith reiterated that it was the de.
.ire OF the British government TO come
70 friendly agreement with Germany
looking to the curtailment Of armaments'
n wishr said the prime minister, that
an arrangement could be cached with
Germany for reduction Of the vast
naval expenditure. This government he's
approached the German government on
the subject, but the latter can do moth.
ing owing to the navy law On their
statute books. That being 20, We must
make our programme accordingly
Mr.. Asquith repudiated the suggestion
chat the Bnliih expenditure was IN
any sense hostile to Germany. He de-
clared that the relations between the
TWO countries were most cordial and
pointed out that By April, 1918, Great
Britain would only have twenty -iiye
Dreadnoughts TO Germanys twenty one
which could not be regarded as an inilat'
ed lingo programme.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
ROOSEVELT'S
SPEAKING TRIP
viii Make Tour OF West and
South
HAS MANY INVITATIONS
Former President win Go as Far West
as Denver and Work This Way,
Then Going South to
Atlanta.
HAS MANY INVITATIONS

Oyster Bay, \. y, July l5.--Theodore
Roosevelt gave Que yesterday the intiner-
aries Of the two speaking tours he il
soon TO make-on in the West, later in
the summer the other one through the
South in The early fall.
The two tours win resemble cam
paign trip BY presidential candidate
for Colonel Roosevelt viii make not
only as many speeches as his travel.
ing card permits, but he probably wall
deliver extemporary talks from the rear
end of his private car. For the first
trip a car has already been chartered.
The western trip is 70 begin on Au-
gust IS, and viii end on September IL.
The southern trip will extend from De-
tobep to October Is. The intineraries fol-
lows Western trip, August %, leave
New York; August q, arrives at Ghey-
enne; August 20, Denver; August 81,
Ossawatomie, Kansas; September 2,
Omaha; September 3, Sioux Falls, 5. D.
September 5, Fargo, n. D.; September
10, ST. Paul, Mimi; September I, Mil
waukee; September s, Freeport, illinois;
and Chicago; September 10, Pittsburg;
September II, arrive in New York.
Southern trip. October q, leave New
York; October 8, Atlanta, Ca; October
10, Hot Springs, Arkansas October II,
Peoria, III; October 49, speech In Indiana
for Senator Beverage at a place not
yet chosen.
The itineraries were completed yes
terday Colonel Roosevelt has been
studying time tables for the last two
weeks, squeezing in as many speeches
as the train connections woIld admit
Of. Urgent requests for "a few words"
have come by hundreds from political
organizations, clubs schools and per-
sonal friends The most Of these Col
onel Roosevelt has been obliged to de-
cline and in announcing his program
yesterday be said be wished TO make II
understood clearly that tie could con
slider no further invitations. Already
he has been compelled to refuse many
that he wished to accept
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
WHITE STILL MAYOR
And the Executive Chamber Of Law
renee Is Cell


And the Executive Chamber Of Law
renee Is Cell.
Lawrence, Mass, July l5.--Wfth the
executive chamber Of this city cell
III the Essex county jail here, Mayor
William P. White, who was sentenced
Wednesday BY Judge Schofeld. Of the
superior court in Salem, to three years
in prison and to pay a fine Of $1,000
for alleged conspiracy to bride, eontin-
ued yesterday 10 discharge his official
duties as the mayor OF Lawrence, be-
hind the bars.
Mayor White stated yesterday that
his attorney, Michael Sullivan Of Salem
viii Immediately file exceptions and
that he will fight the case through the
highest courts in the country.
Ills three allies, former Alderman
Matthew Burns, George Smart, tin.
smith and Samuel Kress, carriage
smith. who were convicted and sentenced
with the mayor on charges OF conspir.
acy to bride certain aldermen in an at.
tempt to remove Fire Chief James 81
Hamilton, were also confined in the Is
sex county jail.
Attorneys here declare that Mayor
White cannot be removed and back their
statements By quoting article 8, sec
zion 2, Of the constitution of Massa
ehusetts, which says that man not
convicted OF felony and not SENTENCED
to state prison IS not impeachable They
contend that the charge on which hs
was sentenced was misdemeanor.
Others state, however, that he will
be unable to perform his duties a.
mayor under existing conditions and
that the Office Of the mayor viii be de,
elared vacant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15

the legitimate successor Of Brownson
and Pillsbury. The Meyer system has
shorn the bureau Of most Of its i'm
portance. But Reggie" is all an adj
miral. lie snorts when he talks and
mis- voice booms as if il were trained
to sound above the storm and strife.
But, there isn't much happening in The
navy department while Secretary Meyer
a IN Hamilton. It's afraid since Pay
master General Rogers resigned under
duress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
pishonesty and HIEh &c.

The work al the newly created bureau
OF weights and measures in Milwaukee,
has resulted in some startling reYela-
tions with reference 10 the prevailing
conditions Of the morals d the retail
merchants Of a great city. At the time
Of writing, city sealer Fred G. Jansen,
and deputy sealers W.. II Steinel and
George Phillips have been at the actual
work Of inspecting weights and measures
little over two and q bali months,
and In this period have found II ueees-
sary to condemn and confseate over p
GOO dishonest weighing and measuring
devices. The accompanying photograph
shows, according to Deputy sealer Stein.
ell. the largest collection OF conhseated
weighing and measuring devices ever
made bY an American city.
I'VE have rot been able as yet, said
First Deputy steinel 30 pay much at
tention to the city markets, the commits
sion houses, nor to the ice, coal and
milk supply. So far We have continued
our work principally TO the growers and
butchers.
The bureaus report for the month Of
April shows that out of total of 263
places visited, all the scales and measnr-
ing devices were given the official @. X.
in only sixty-three stores. The report
would seem to indicate thar seventy
Sax per cent. Of the merchants visited
were either careless in some OF their
methods of doing business or dishoness.
The number OF actual scales inspected
III tie 268 places during this month
was $40. Of these, 1870 were condemned
and los adjusted The per cent OF
scales was thus 80 9-l0. The number
Of measures inspected was 1898, OF
which 45l were condemned. The per
cent. bad here was % -l0From One
Reason Why Living Is High in August
Technical World Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15

a turnor caused by rupture. wrote
to YOU for advice aud you told me not
to get discouraged but TO take LYDIA
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
I did take it and soon the lump in my
Side broke and passed away" = Mrs.
II. r. HUEY, 7l3 Mineral Ave, Galena,
Kans.
lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female ills, including displacements,
Inflammation fibroid tumors, irTegu-
larities, periodic pains backache, bear
inp-down feeling fatulency, indiges-
ton. and nervous prostrauon, lteosts
hut 4 tribe to try II. and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
Ifyou want special advice write
FORT to Mrs. Pinkham.J Lynn, Mass.
tits free aud always helpful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
LOW VITALITY
AND DYSPEPSIA
When the Blood Fails to Give the
Stomach Strength to Do Its
Work You Must Build Up
the Blood Before a Cure
Can Be Hoped For.

Are you making the mistake Of so many
sufferers from stomach trouble by using
predigested foods, digestive iermenta and
stimulating medicines in your efforts to
get relief from your trouble? II so this
explains why you are still a sufferer.
In the beginning the various forms OF
stomach trouble are almost without ex-
ception caused directly by a general low
efing Of the vitality Of the body, either
because 81 oyerwork, indiscretions in i've
Ing OF sickness. in any event I'M
poverished blood and weak nerves result
and the loss Of appetite, gas on the
stomach, dizziness and other symptoms
which follow are only so OF the warm
ing signs that the blood and nerves are
failing 20 give the stomach sufficient
strength for It's work.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are the most
direct cure for stomach trouble because
they are certain blood builder. Pure
blood makes healthy nerves and strength
ems the entire body.
The cure Of Mrs. Philip Mulligan, Of
King Ferry, Cayuga Co, n. \ J, is con-
vincing proof OF the merit Of DIT VIII
liams' Pink Pills in stomach trouble,
She says
at gives me great pleasure to tell Of
the great benefit | have received from
Or. Williams Pink Pills About three
years ago / had terrible attack Of indi-
gestion and for weeks ! ate scarcely
any food. SO much gas formed on my
stomach that felt as though was being
smothered. Two or three times q week
/ would have severe attacks Of pain IN
my stomach. When these attacks came
on, could not lie down or sleep.
"At intervals l would have to consult
physician but their medicine would
never benefit me for any length Of time.
/ had been sick for about two years
before / decided TO try DR., Williams.
Pink Pills which | finally did upon the
recommendation Of friend IN Rochester.
In about \ month / was cured Of all in
digestion. Since then our house has
never been without this remedy
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt Of price, 80 cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by the Or. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
BUCKET SHOP MEN LOSE.
Operators Must Go to Washington fo1
Trial.


New York, July l5-The government
won an important victory here yester-
day in lie 6eht- TO bring to trial al
legged backetshop operators now under
indictment in Washington, when Judge
Hand Of the United States court signed
warrants for extradilion thither Of five
of the aceuteu. They are Edward 5.
Boggs, Richard E. Preusser, joe Mayer,
Robert A. Guy and Oliver J. Robinson.
members 81 the firm 81 Edward s. Boggs
and company, with offices in this city.
All we're placed under 5000 bonds each
10 appear for trial IN Washington on
October /
CONFORMITY with the Boggs case, the
government sprung two surprises. One
was the arrest Of Louis a. Celia, on q
charge Of perjury and the other the
appearance Of Edward Aitemus Of
Georgetown, d. G., jointly indicted with
the Cellas on an accusation Of having
operated a bucket shop IN the District
81 Columbia, as a witness for the gov
eminent
The testimony Of Altemus connected
Louis A. and Angelo sella and Samuel
M. Adler with the STANDARD Stock and
Grain Brokers of Jersey City, com
pany of which Altemus was formerly
president. and which had wire connec-
tions with the alleged bucket shop in
Washington. The perjury charges
against Louis Celia. It was explained
81 the government officers, IS based on
testimony given by Celia that be had
never been interested in the concern.
The Cellas are still fighting extradi.
tion and these developments came out
III the hearing 0f their case yesterday.
Commissioner Shields is expected to de-
eide within few days whether they also
shall 20 to Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-15
New Party In Arizona.

PHOENIX. Ariz. July l5.-The union
labor delegates. who founded the I'M
ion Labor party Of Arizona, adjourned
Wednesday night, after completing pre-
limanary organization. Senators Gore
and Owen Of Oklahoma, Eugene Y.
Dehbs, w. I. Mills, and others, were
invited to tour Arizona in behalf Of the
labor candidates for election to the con-
stitutional convention.