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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-05-06

WOMEN are slowly but surely gain
ing the privileges Of men Id New
York. The Health Department
city has opened a Women's Model
Lodging House. INDECENT homeless
women may obtain lodging before 9
P. NJ. by application at headquarters.
On the following day investigation
will he made OF the status of the ap-
plicant, and il found worthy OF char
ity she will be permitted to remain
at the lodging house three nights.
Lodgings for longer period can be
obtained only by special permission.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
OUTBREAK FEARED
AMONG PORTUGUESE
Kings Advisers Believe
Manuals Military Policy
Will Cause Uprising.

LISBON. June 24-An early cuImina-
ton in the general unrest throughout
Portugal will be precipitated, it is
feared today, by King ManueTs decision
10 inaugurate a practical minitary dis
tatOrship IN consequence Of his failure
TO form a new cabinet.
The failure to form the cabinet re-
suited from the jealOUsies of numerous
leading politicians on wnom Manuel had
relied for support.
Manuel has tired of this opposition
and is determined 10 eXpel from parlia-
ment. by force if necessary, the rioters
and obstruCtionists who have hindered
the work Of reimbursement.
In accordance with his new plan, the
military element Of parliament is being
greatly streuCtl ened and sweeping
moves are expected within the next
few days Some Of the more conserva-
tive of Manuel'S advisers are afraid
that his course will preCipitate the gen.
craI outbreak for which ii is admitted
the country is ripe
Manuel insists. however. that he has
promise g o. support from enough of
the leaders to insure the successful con-
clUsiOn Of his plans.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
SYLVESTER NAMES
DEAN FOR VACANCY
recommendations for Police
Shifts In District Are
Announced.

Major Sylvester today recommended
"a the District GO. .-sel9uers The pr,u:o-
tion Of Sergt. Russell Dean 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the death Of Lieut.
John r. Sutton. commander Of the Har-
Dor police precinct.
Sergeant Dean was appointed a mem
Der of the force in November. 1855. He
holds a steamboat masters license and
d master plots license. ard BY Iors
experience aluH@ the river front IS de-
clared by his friends exceptionally well
qualified to assume command Ot tn
HarbOr office
Raney Passauo. one Of the veteran
members of the E@rD)~ cOmIouU, is
promoted TO acting sergeant He holds
pilots license and is professional
diver. In 1896 he was commended iOr
saving the life of woman who hac
attempted 20 commit suicide by jump
ing from the deck Of an Italian war
ship, which was anchored of the Ar
aeual
Acting Sergeant CornweH. Of the Sew
enth precinct, is made "a fun sergeant,
and viii be transferred To the .AnncoStla
station Sergeant Russell. OF AnacosJla,
VIII be assigned 10 duty az one or the
other precincts. probably No. g.
Major Sylvester said the transfer OF
the SDTgeautS. was due 10 conditions IN
Auaclstia. which hc hopes TO correct
by the change Friction has existed
or the command across The Eastern
Branch for some time, and the major
believes the best way 90 stralgh'en mat
tiers out lS by making certain T-aust erS
Several other changes In the force th6
major said, would be recommended "a
the Commissioners tomorrow The
changes. he added would involve a mum
: Der OF officers OF the department
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
.GAYNOR FORGNES
ELOPING DAUGHTER
Best Father a Girl Ever
Had" Says Bride of
New York's Mayor.

NV YORK. June 24-Besides being
Mayor OF New York. William J. Cay
nor is
The best father a girl ever had"
And.
kindness itself
Mrs Harry K. Vingut. who twenty
four hours before was Miss Edith A
= tynOr, said so in her rooms 81 the
HOtel Plaza Her father and mother
lad inst forgiven her for clipping and
she was happy.
I've just had daddy on the phone.s'
she said You want 20 know what he
said 90 me- Wen. father said. What
ever you do, my girl. Is perfectly right
Wasn't that perfectly splendid of him2
People don't know my daddy He Is
the best father a girl ever had-but
you have 10 understand him" She
looked straight al O reporter for the
World as II enunciating some great
truth
There's one thing about father Hes
always very nice WLeu-Weu, when any
thing happens. she went on You
know what 7 mean. He's really kind
I ness itself He was awfully nice 10 me
. over the phone
--Bu- let me tell YOU about mother
Mother a perfect dear She has been
really sweet about f. I've had her on
Z the Prone three times since we got in
. frOr1 wilmington and she has been just
as nice as father"
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
ARMY

Major WILLIAM +. BLAUFELT. pay
master. will proceed to Fort how
ard, Maryland, FOR duty on stan
during the joint army and min ~.
coast defense exercises TO be nero
in that district. july 1 10 fO, 15I'-
Captain BENJAMIN II. WATKINS, 2d
Infantry, in addition TO his other
duties viii assume charge on June
so, 1910, under the instructions OF
the Quartermaster general OF the
army Of construction work at Fort
Thomas, kentucky, relieving cap
tain EDWARD a. SHUTTLE
WORTH! 2d Infantry OF that duty
Captain JOSEPH +. GCHN, 10th In
fantrv, is detailed for service ana
to I'LL a vacancy In the quarter
masters department
Major JACOB @. GALB&AITH, 4th
Cavalry. at his own request is re-
leNed from duty at the army war
college, in this city.
First Lieutenant JAMES W. LYON,
Coast Artillery Corps, is relieved
from assignment 10 the l24th Com
pany ard placed on the unassigned
list. He viii report in person to
the artillery district of Boston for
assignment.
CAPTAIN LOUIS II. HANSON, Medical
Corps, viii proceed 90 Fort Logan
H. Roots, Arkansas, and report Tor
detail and service as a member OF
a board of officers To meet at that
post July l., 1910, for the eNami-
nation of candidates for appoint
ment As second lieuteHants in the
Coast Artillery Corps.
Major GEORGE II. L.. GOSMAN, MedI-
cal Corps. win proceed 10 Fort Dadc.
Florida, and report for detail ard
service as member Of a board of
officers tO-meet at that post July
i, 1910, for the examination of
candidates for appointment as sec
ond lieuUenants in the Coast Ar
tIllery Corps.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Vessels

Labor. Washington. d. c.; to Naval
War College, Newport. r. l.
Lieutenant Commander j. II. DAYTON,
detached Charleston; 10 Naval sta
ton, Cavite, =. ].
Medical Inspector II B. Fits. detach-
ed command OF the Naval Hospital
Pensacola, Fla. and continue other
duties
Surgeon j. c. PRYOR. to command OF
Naval Hospital Pensacola. Fla
Surgeon =. NJ SHIP. detached navy
recruiting station. New York. n y
to Naval Medical School Hospital.
W aSEin&tOn. ID. @.
Surgeon T.. A. ASSFRSON. detached
Naval Hospital. Portsmouth. n H.;
20 Naval Hospital. Boston. Mass
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. c. HEM
Err. 10 Naval Hospital Norfolk. Va
Passed ASS slant Surgeon j. p.
HAYNES. detached navy yard. Nor
folk. Va. 10 naval station. New Or
leans, La, and additional duty navy
recruiting station.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. STUART.
to duty Naval Hospital. Boston,
Mass.
Passed Assistant SURGEON p. r. JEN-
NESS. detached duty navy recruiting
station. Buffalo. n. Y, TO Naval
Hospital. Portsmouth. y. H.
Acting Assistant surgeon J. Y. HOW
ARD, 10 Naval Hospital Naval
Home. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Acting Assistant Surgeon c.. G. HIGH
TOWER. 10 Naval Hospital. New
Chief Gunner f. kELLENBERGER
detached independence, 70 West Viz
giuia-
chief Gunner J. j. MURRAY. detached
West Virginia, TO home and wait Or
IN. 1. rrr-., a..r..l
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
OFFICERS CENSURED,
ANOTHER CAUTIONED
Secretary Meyer Carries Out Find
ingS of Court of
Inquiry.

Letters Of censure 10 Commando
Frank X Hill of the Marietta. and
Lieut.. NIlbert Smith. and letter Of
caution 10 Lieut.. Iaul DamTwan, were
s.eucd Dos Secretary 5f the Navy Meyer
as a result OF the findings OF the court
Of inquiry. which reported these three
officers guilty OF certain dereLcuous in
duty. hut recommended that in view OF
the pubIi-4tv given the incidents. no fur
-her judicial proceedings De taken. bat
that they be seucurCc-
Tie Bureau Of NAVIGATION. IN review
INK the findings. recommended that the
Ceusure ia the case OF Lieutenant Damp
man H- modified TO O. letter of caution
The Secretary acted in accordance with
this recommendation and sent out the
letters today
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
RoOseveIt Intevsntion &C.

ALBANY. y y. June z+-The trip az
Governor Hughes 90 oyster Bay 90 con-
fer with. Colonel Roosevelt. which VIII
take place. 10 is said. early next week.
hOdcs TO good for the "Old guard i'm the
Legislature. and today fits leaders are
fearful that j. VIII receive orders from
the colonel 10 pass the Cobb comoro-
mise direct primary bill
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
LOST AND STARVED IN MINE

SCRANTON, Pa, June 24-AIiners at
work in the lower vein Of tie Mt
Pleasant cOlliery in this city found he
skeleton Of an unknown man In one IL
the abandoned chambers this afternoon.
Doubtless he was a man who had be
come lost and starved 10 death.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
NAVY.

Rear Admiral X NILES. detached
member of the Light House Board,
Department of Commerce and La
Dor. Washington, ID. c., to General
Inspector of Ordnance for the Navy.
Rear Admiral a. r. CDTDEN. de-
tached General Inspector of ord
nance for the Navy. 10 home
Captain W. 3. CaPERTON. detached
Naval Secretary, Light House
Board. Department of Commerce and
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
AMERICANS DEATH
BEING INVESTIGATED

LONDON. June 28.-The Oxford au-
thorities are trying to solve the mys-
tory surrounding che death 0t H
Sanford Burton. a dental surgeon
ana a graduate OF Harvard. who had
been working at the university. He
was found dead ON O sofa iu his
operating room today
Investigation Indicated that he had
been poisoned. and the authorities are
trying tD determine whether Le com
milted suicide OF was murdered.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
REMODELED HOUSE
TO BE 'NEW EBBITT'

improvements involving an expendi-
ture OF about $4,000 on the Ebbitt House,
Fourteenth and F streets northwest,
have been begun by the new proprietor,
G. F. Schutt. When completed, the iu-
urovements win modernize the hosiery.
Mr. Schutt has decided to change the
name TO The New Ebbitt-
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
CAPT LYON ON TRIAL
INBROWNSYILLEC CASE
Accused BY Lieut.. Col.
Young of Neglect of Duty
and FalSihcation.
OFFICER DEMANDS
FULL INVESTIGATION
Declines to Take Advantage of
Statute of Limitation Which
Would Have Ended Trial.

Capt Samuel p Lyon, commander of
: Company, Twenty seventh Colored
Infantry, stationed az Fort Brown,
Texas, during the Brownsville shoot
ing fray of the night of August Is,
1906, was today placed on trial on
charges OF conduct unbecoming an Of
fcer, in violation Of the sixty-first
article Of war
The court Of inquiry convened this
morning at 9 o'clock at the admins
tration building at Fort Hyer. Col.
George (. Anderson, Ninth Cavalry,
general staff corps. presiding
Byq the statute Of limitations. Capt
Pierce A Murphy. First Cavalry, and
attorneys James T. Easily Smith and
II. Ralph Burton, acting as counsel
q for The accused. could have had ruled
out the first five Of nine specifications
IN the formal charges against CAPTAIN
Lyon. However, Captain Lyon refused
10 allow his attorneys 20 make this
plea, giving as his reasons that he
preferred 10 plead not guilty. and
thereby have full and complete in
NestiSduOn into the case.
Captain Murphy. speaking for the ac-
cused, argued that the last four charges
included In the specifications would
have been lnvalidated were the first 1--WE
charges killed.
Neglect OF Duty Charged
The formal charges question the thor
OuEhnesS of a personal examination
made by Captain Lyon following the
shooting up of Brownsville regarding
the ammunition in the hands Of the
soldiers and in the storehouse of the
regiment The charges are also that
Captain Lyon wilfulIy. falsely and cor
ruptly tested at the Brownsville court
Of inquiry held at Washington. March
i last. that he did not know that the
men had any surplus ammunition on
After many objections on the Darr Of
capt Charles r Rowland, of the
IWenty-rSt Infantry. acting as fudae
advocate the court ordered him to say
lIidI the charges were signed by = NJ
y. Dung. lieutenant general T. = A.
feuled' the president of the Brownsville
court of inquiry
This admission on the part of the
judge advocate makes General YOUNG
th@ acCUSer of Captain LYON. adm Tho
lnstiSator of the present Cuarzrs against
him.
Demands Full Investigation.
Following these preliminaries, the spe-
cifications were formally read. II was
then that Captain Lyon pleaded not
guilty, and through his attorney made
the statement that re wanted his name
cleared by q complete investigation.
Major Charles Peur0se. in charge OF
the First Battalion, Twenty-ffth Tufau-
ITy at the time of the Brownsville raid.
tOlG of rlc FIRST information ne received
OF trouble, through the mayor of
Brownsville. He said he Immediately
issued orders To his captains req. wing
them 20 investigate the matter He said
Captain Lyon reported TO him that his
Captain Lyons cCmpan- had given g
satisfactory account of thri~ ammuui-
ton.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az Racine, Law
renee at san Francisco. and G0ldsbOr-
uuEA ard Rowan az san Diego
Salled-NauSlau from Nasasaki for
Wo0~uug. Grampus. Pike. Fortune, and
Justin from Port San Luis for Santa
Barbara.
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
LEAVES sl7.OOO.OOO ESTATE.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. June "a
Under the viii of the late +. p Wilbur.
ST.. a wealthy finaucIer and one time
president Of the Lehigh Valley Rail
road, his entire estate. amounting 70
about $1,000. 90. was 5equeathed 20 his
family
The Washington times., 1910-06-24
NATIONAL UNION
MEETINGS TONIGHT

The following councils OF the National
Union will meet tonight East Washing
ton. al Weller's Hall. Federal. at
SEMINARS Hall, and Mckinley, at Wash
iugtGn Hall
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
DODE FlSK---JAN. 10th

This splendid musical organization
will appear in this city on next Mon.
day evening and will give a concert
and dance In the opera house, The
f1sks are known to local people
through their work in the past and the
orchestra is much stronger this year
than ever before. The program for
the evening, which will take place in
the basement of the opera house will
consist Of a concert lasting about one
hour and a half, followed by a dance,
The management are making eyery
effort to have the hall in the best DOS.
sible condition for the event which will
be one of the most pleasant social and
musical events of the season, The
price for the event will be one dollar
per couple for the concert, one dollar
and half per couple for the ball, or
two dollars pepr couple for the concert
and ball. Tickets will be on sale the
latter part Of this week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

State Of North Dakota, County of
TN In District court, Second judicial Dis
J.; G: Brown plaintiff, IS. Be1le M
DECK, ct al, defendants. .ss-gGss.3ze - liz
ment and decree Of foreclosure and Iu sale
duIy entered in the above. entitled ar
ton in the Office Of the clerk Of The
ABOVE named court on the goth day OF
december, 1909, and of special exc
eutlon gully issued out Of said court in
Of foreclosure and sale bearing dale
OF December Goth, 1909, to me Directed
( and delivered whereby it appears thai
there - owing to the plaintif the sum
OF $4,956;52 with-tnterest thereon at the
Iate OF y per cent per annum since the
costs and disbursements Of said aactinn
taxed and allowed at the sum of s178.14
with interest thereon at z perS cent since
December 20, 1909; Il shalt or, the 25tI1
Gay OF January 1S10, at the hour OF
ten o'clock In the forenoon at the front
in the city Of Devils Lake, COUNTY 81
Ramsey and state Of North Dakota offer
Tor sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder Tor cash In one tract
or In mass those certain premises situ-
ated; In the county Of Ramsey and state
ed as the west half wv wv 'i-2S Of section
13 and the southeast quaurter (sEKo
Of section IA in Township 1853, North Ia
Range SO west, together with the f1eredf-
fainerits and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise apperfainfng.
Dated December e. ase q r,a,eo. IN, zs3.=
Sheriff II z 3 Ra.nsey County. Il. Dl
AstCTUeSg 2c1 Elasnf 5lfs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
Notice Of mortgage, Fore e1o- src .s:,,,

Notice is hereby given that II ~ a,,.,,,
F KAN amor.gags sxvcIte,l Amt -ti.Bvert.
!: First National Bank Of ijeviis:.F I, /.
mortgages, dated Nay IL. l4i,..| Nd
hea f Of d resGrd II re oee s
N the state OF Nerti, Das otl Or. ;lits 1,
.. DAY Of May sos. and recorded in Bo,;k
a sS ct f. MortIgages st page 5 and assign
i Fisher, which assignment has ,hsan 't,ul Il,
I recorded in the Office Of the reg lister or
eeeds IN book 70 Of mortgages 1T page
premises in. such mortgage and herein
after described at tile front an6r Of Of the
! Ramsey. county court house lin theS:cfty
D and lake the COUNT Of Ram
day q January. Is!o,s 10 satisfy ne i,e
amount due upon such 5nnortgag Sc Oh the the
in such mortgage and Which viii nSI be sol,
70 SATISFY the sanls ar. described as foE
lows hey are situated In 5the county
and Known and dese ss astfe p naseh
auartsr 81 section IL n9 ana fess
and 81 s VS. al aRa ass aa
north of range So west, containing one
hundred ninety two and 4 20-I00 q acres.
more or less according to the govern.
There will be due on such mortgage
, at the day Of sale including Interest
paid on prior mortgage and d. faxes d pai ala
Yndaraig hed Holder sof s aid mor py ans
and expenses Of sale and The al attorney ssy
fees allowed by law. AZ
Dated December l., 1909. 3 g5Sll
Charles M Fisher.
| Assignee OF Mortgage
Burke, Middaugh e Cuthbert,
Attorneys for z ASSIGN of Mortgage.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
SUMMONS.

trict. 'ou'oia' uis-
S.. of North Dakota, County of
Rar sey, SIS.
John R. Haslam. plaintiff, VS.. John
Schlosser, defendant
The state of North Dakota to the ahove
named defendant:
!, You are hereby summoned tn answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the
ABOVE entitled action, which complaint
mas been filed in the Office of the clerk
OF the district court in and for said
county and state. and to serve a COPY
CT your answer to the said COMPLAINT
on the subscriber at his office in the
CITY or Devils Lake, said county and
state, within thirty days after the SER
vice or this summons upon you, excIus
I've or the day Of such service, and in
case or your failure to appear or answer
the plaintiff will take Judgment agains
you by default for the relief demanded
In the com plant.
Dated this 5th day Of January, 1910.
Plaintiffs attorney, Postoffice ad,
dress and residence, Devils Lake.
To the defendant in the above entitled
action: You will please take notice that
SAID action is in the nature Of an attach
ment. and that a levy was made on fhe
following real property belonging to the
defendant, to-wit:, lots 23 and % Of
DioGk l5s, and also lot IT, block 1877, ali
IN IN the city Of Devils Lake, Ramsey coun-
ty, North Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
NOTICE or MoRTaAaH BATE

,ai Mot &c FL is hereby given that that cer
hr h nr mortgage executed and delive Ser7
IL W EiHst nimmer and Sylvia Zi mmeeru
National Bank a q Dey IL Ramsey County
gee. dated; the 25th dav of aA T,,, mortga-
ana ana tiled for record in the off,na 30 !yg7,
sey and 81 State deeds n the county of Ram
Hst4 Ro day Of 1907 and re en 5ae
aha guy " assigned by said MORTGAGES ~
sf peeeser o e. is5g sna Barring
gay Med for record will he for On mat.
- % g ss,ae e Inc premises in such mort
fra 9 a anu ne described at the
and state OF North Dakota y af 81 ~ hansey
die uppn s ay1o TO- satisfy the amount
sale The premises descrihed DE ~, oay OF
mortgage and which viii be snld :, s sUa
5l nsl me same redescribed asfoiio SAT.
North Dakota ana Known M Mam ans County;
the west hall CIV 1-2l Of th ueseribsd
east quarter tsHA5 and the 'I nor SOUTH.
ter ter 9s ts lan}a$ ga the southwest quar-.
dred Fifty-four I1545 mortP Qne Hun
fSh1s s $50 West together With an a;e
ItheTeanto belonging or In anp ANY lena
There will be due an .,,,, .~." 5s3*
on the date OF sale inclSd dGa mortgage
p saa .py mortgagee to redeem sai amounts counts
va fr9m taT sale for tie fdr tRe
1907 paid as aub 5aeeS TOR -. the year Of
OF S27.g5 besides the costs s an .9tai sum
ed BY law - t'eSs Tees allow
Dated December 22nd. 1903. NIX 4. :g
Charles M F,.h ~. "a -
81 Bnr,,e II, M, e. :, .,@. Assignee.
~ = 4 Is Msadaagh g cuthbert, : :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
In the District Court of the United
States,

For the district Of North Dakota
J., N n the matter Of Olaf Leet, bankrupt
10 the creditors Of Olaf Leet, Of web-
ster IN the county Of Ramsey, and dis
trlct aforesaid, bankrupt notice is here
ny given, that one December 80 1909
the tn e said Olaf Leet was duly adjudicated
pa bankrupt and that the first meeting OF
MS creators will be held in Grand Forks
N Oak, at the Office of H L. Withheld
on January 18th, 1910, at 10 O'Clock a,
m, 1T being manifestly inconvenient for
;ne partles IN interest to hold the meet
the county in which the bankrupt re-
sides. at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as NAV
properly come before such meeting
H. L. Withheld
Referee in bankruptcy
Grand Forks, N. D., January 3, 1910
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
NOTICE FOE BIDS,

Bids will be received for tho con-
struction Of a ditch across the bay for
sewer outlet. Bids must state price
per yard. Plans. Of said ditch can be
seen IN my office. Each bid must be &C
co1npanled by certified check for
$4,000, payable to the mavor
ana also bond to the
amount bid for the faithful perform.
ance OF contract If awarded. All bids
must be in the hands of the city aud, .or
oeIore January Gath. 1910, at s D. m.
1st, 1910 W.T.
By, order Of the city county,.
dated Devils Lake, January Bird, 1910.
Ole Skratass,
City Auditor,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07

so THIS IS THE WEST, SIZE REMARKED.
appoint him" Lame Mort hesitated,
choked. swallowed his heart 6shed his
voice up from a resembling vacuum,
observed Miss Helms reddening cheek
and finished 80 boldly that his words
penetrated the outer darkness. AND
It don't make q bit Of difference to
him whether it's Goat or me. .
makes a lot Of Inference to me, !,
returned Miss Helm mildly. but prompt
u. here does the justice live e. sz$ss;5
4 She arose and reached for her! bun.
die. but Lame Morn CALAMITY staged
her hand. and moment later the
gloomy background was resonant With
stampede Of depar ting Footsteps. rho
male population Of Cody were speed.
Ing asyay % prepare the justice Sor ttae
sehange oe program.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-07
Eeaier. Salf Rlleallla nd Eeze,l 3

Are cured by ChaMberl ain's aalve.s One applica.
ton Ielisye he tching ana ring ssfsaf
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-23
Assessment Notice

Butte and Neriugtou Copper Company,
Butte. Montana Notice - hercb, given
that at a meeting of the Directors. held
on tile ~ da, ri February. 1917 an
assessment ot one 90 cent per share
gas levci on The capital stock vi the
corporation. payable on ~ before March
20. 1910. 10 " T. Wright Secretary.
$50 45S Phoenix Block. Butte. Montana.
ANY stock upon which the assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 5Oth das OF
March. 1910. will be delinquent and adj
vcrtisrd Tor sale at public auction and
unless payment j. made lei"rr will i.e
sold on the 20,h day OF April, 1910, to
paw the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale W. T.. WRIGHT.
Secretary.
lS6-l5S Phoenix Block. Butte. Mout.