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The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
The Farmers Club

Like all other Observation-Disclosures III
toraad for the betterment OF human
the Farmers clup ue-
peuds Tor its success upon the man
NOR 4, which it is used. Given
group OF families all ANXIOUS lot 'he
mutual improvement which comes
from the attrition OF nina Win
mind, each individual eager 10 CON
tribute something to the general "u-
vancement-yet each as Wiling 10
listen as 10 hear; to APPLAUD as 10
cri,icise-and we have the material
for club whose success Is prae''-
callv assured from the start. Given
another group, most OF whose hieni-
hers are stolidly content with thinss
as they are-who are inclined 10 re-
sent any disturbance OF their lnertia'
and to look upon the act of joining
n club as a personal favor to per-
suasive organizer-and the pohu Oh
union is so weak that little surprise
is occasioned when some member re-
ports, as in a recent case. that our
cluh seems to run to interment IN
s,ead of discussions" The inter-
ment" is never far off from such
club. Perhaps. however, the most
beneficent work is done by n ciuo
which has sufficient number OF
live, progressive members not only
TO make its privileges beneficial TO
themselves, but to so drag along the
inert and unaspiring as to make
them contribute bulk at least to the
community's advance.
One thing is sure: whenever
Farmers club is sufficiently long
continued. the advantages accruins
from its organization become so
clear that few will consent to It's
abandonment. AS soon give up the
school or the postoffice! For it de-
yelops not only as the radiating cen
ter of advanced ideas in agriculture
and household economies. or as a
means of reinvigorating social inter-
course, but as the nucleus of all man
ner of cooperative undertakings
which are to add to the wealth and
prosperity of the farmer and make
country life more than ever worth
living.
Says the secretary OF one new
Farmers club. in sending his report
to the extension division: The club
has not accomplished anything in the
line OF business; but it has brought
neighbors together that did not
hitch before" Now. is that not the
very best of beginnings? Does it not
indicate that these neighbors. now
"hitched" will ere long find the
strength of unity. and accomplish be-
1 fore undreamed OF and impossible
things 'in the line of business? -
&c. R. Barnes. Extension Division,
University Farm, MINI.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
County Records Photographed

Weld county records. since they
were first begun in 1865, are now
sure OF going laundering down the
halls of time. even should the court
house and all its contents be de-
stroyed by fire. The work of making
photograph copies of every page oi
record in the files has just been com
pleted by F. A. Minis for the Weld
County Abstract company. While
the work was done to facilitate bust
ness at the abstract company, 1t has
the added value of insuring agains,
destruction of the originals by fire
water, loss. or burglary.
Mr.. Minis has been engaged in the
work for two years. Some idea o.
the size of the job can be had wher
it is stated that he had to make re
productions OF more than 175.00(
pages. The process is new and is be
Ing adopted generally by abstrac
companies who are constantly refer
ring to county records. A photo
graphing machine known as the rec
tigraph is used, which transcribes t.
bromide paper an exact reproduction
without the usual labor entailed b,
the ordinary camera. There wers
337 books, some of them having 60t
pages, that had to be reproduced
In addition. there we're maps, plat
of bitches and judgments to be in
cluded.
Mr.. Minis was for years a profes
sional photographer and OF late hal
been doing work with the rectigrapl
not only in Weld but IN other coun
ties in the state. So soon as he ha,
completed installing several of tn,
new machines in different parts o
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
Unitarian rummagc sale Novem-
bcr 18th to 10Th.
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement OF Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee

We guarantee complete relief to
all sufferers from constipation. In
every case where we fail we will sup
ply the medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are gentle. e.
fective. dependable and safe bowel
regulator. strengthener and tonic.
They re-establish natures functions
in a quiet. easy way. They do not
cause any inconvenience. gripping or
nausea. They are so pleasant to
take and work so easily that they
may be taken by any one at any
time. They thoroughly tone up the
whole system to healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpass-
able and ideal for the use of chill
dren, old folks and delicate persons
We cannot too highly recommen'
them to all sufferers from any form
OF constipation and its attendant
evils Two sizes. 1Oc. and 25c. Re-
member. you can obtain Rexall Rene
dies in this community only at our
store-The Rexall Store. The Gil
bert Drug Stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
EOREIGN MISSION SECRETARY
IN COLORADO AFTER REQUEST

For the purpose OF looking after
n beuuest of 100000 which was
made by Rufus Clark, OF Denver, TO
the Foreign Missionary society OF
the United Brethren in Christ
church. DR.. S. S. Hough has been in
Colorado the last week and spent
Monday In Greeley. While here he
was the guest OF DR.. z. X. Snyder,
The two were friends in Pennsyl-
yania and J. w. McCreery OF Greele!
was DR.. Hough's teacher In the same
state. DR.. Hough is secretary Tor
the Foreign Missionary society O.
the United Brethren in Christ, with
headquarters in Dayton, o. THIS
was his first visit to Greeley and he
was delighted with the place.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued out OF
the Clerks office OF he 'istrict court o!
Weld County and state OF Colorado. Al nd
to me direct ed. "a here by l am comm ndsd
to make the sum OF Sixty-six hoiiars
tA16tstl and costs of suit. the amount OF 4
certsi Judgment recently ootained d
AGAINST Q. W. Adsma in favor Of The
Farmers Nationa, Bank OF Windsor. Col
1ado. out oi IN: Isnds ten, m. nts, good,
have levied on the following property. to
wit: Lota numbered Iweaty nine and
Thirty TO and 3O) in Block sixty ono 20
OF the town OF Miiiiken, Weld County
Colorado, a. plated Of record in the
public records OF aaid Weld County. TO
eether with all appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
Therefore. according to said command
shall xpo,e Tor sale. at Public Auction.
above named q. W. Adams in and to the
above descr bed property. on saturday
the lath d. y OF November. 1910. at 10
o'clock \. m. At the front east door Of the
County Court House IN Greeley. q ,lora-
do. dated II Greeley, Colorado. this 20th h
dag OF october. .0lO.
B VI FLNRANCE,
Sheriff OF Weld county.
q. W. NORRIS. Attorney.
Date OF hrat publication October q
1910: date OF last publication November
II. 1910.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
E.t.te Of Mary q. Hill. deceased.

Estate OF Mary Q. Hill. deceased.
The undersigned. having been appoint
ed Exerut r Of the estate OF Mary Z HUI,
q dorado. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he Will appear before the County
, ourt OF said u eld County. at the Court
Monday. the 5th uay Of ece I,ber, A ID.
1910, At the hour Of 10 o'eloc. :. m OF I'D ),
day. at which time all persons having
aid requested to attend for the pur pose
II having the eame adjusted. All persons
,nde bted to said estate are requested To
,,,,t" Immediate payment to the under
signed.
day of Uctuber, Al lNO:
JOHN WILLIS HILL.
Executor OF the e. ate OF Mary Y. Hill.
Chas z. Southland, Attorney
First publication In Greeley Tribune
rovemher 2. 1910: last publication
November -. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

Judgment by default will be taken. against
you acc iding to the prayer OF the com.
In the ,bov~ entitled action be not served
with this summons, or II the service here.
Of be m de out oi this >tat", then ten days
in d for app, a,ance and answer viii, be
allowed before the taking oil judgment oy
the said action is brought to obtain
Judgment agai 1t defendant j. j.,
M1'Iowski Ter ths sum of M M
,$lu22 ,,ll Dollars together with interest
theron at ,hs rate ;f per cent
l.N,.i. ana Tor the foreclosure OF thu deed
OF trust set tort" in trec mplaint herein
ami for decree to be made for the sale ol
the premises described IN said deed. and
to the payment OF the costs of tti> action
tn to the payment OF the amount found
II amy, b. paid to said defendant, j, J.
Wilko~ Xxi. AID that receiver be mp,
pointed to take and hold 's.esson OF
said property during the period OF the
equity OF redemption, together with such
other and further reliei AS 10 the Court
may seem meet and proper. together
A. viii more fully. .apeear from tn" com
plain in said action to which reference
is here made. n copy OF which Is hereto
attached and served upon YOU.
And you ARE her by notified that il you
fail to appear. and to answer the said
s1mp';ua,nt If A. apovn re ,uired; ths sag sag
against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
sa d Court, at Greeley, in said County,
this nd day of August. AID. 1910.
tSesD
FFANK MADDEN,
Clerk OF District Count. Weld County,
EBERT q. ENGLISH.
Deputy Clerk.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
octcher 18th. '",u: last publication
Nov smber 10th 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
State Of Colorado,
(,0tI Of Weld e''

state Of Colorado
County OF Weld
fHR'i foR The cDuNiYof %ELu. Eli "SD
Albert J; Allen; j Plaintiff. Daniel A. Lord.
McGoy. Eobsrt +. MeCgns: Arthur n
:s.se q John a.oss. s sss
Y. =. Cording and 0eorge NJ. stewart.
Under and BY virtue Of . decree OF fore
Within and Tor the. County Of Weld. on
Ire n s'n !. dsy 2. that d.. sc
Dsnis! 4: Lord. from ins ::id dsiend:"!:
Met,une. Arthur n. McCien.h% % . n. :. .d:
sdrs 9. the Ionn eors
GeoTSs H. siewsIt. Tor principal and in.
sum Of Z lh5ee bundled Fiity-.svsn and
&c &c so.,. o q iii. % suit ~ s..ed ss =. sse sum sum
ot Tventy-eiRht and ~ 100 i,oli.rs
..:;s.:,. :a q rs... H""sars Il .es
by virtue e .:id decree and ord:r of sale,
!pu..y; Color do. an .uthorizsd.
Ro:ss, i9r safe .isra certain propshr,t,s
auction. after giving notice ci the time
and place Of said sale = n:cordinx to the
prsciice of the la \ relative to sales Of
pose OF re LIKING the amount SO I. .und W
the substituted y al tiff AZ aforesaid,
with int. rest. costs. disbur ements and
commissions on said sale: the com plant
having b. en- dismissed asainst the al
fendant, Daniel 4. tord. by tn. plaintiff
her-tn. and ny order Court the said
Daniel A ! ord has been supstitut d a
part, plaintiff in ria Of he original
plaintiff. \ lbert J. Alien.
Now Therefore publ notice is hereby
given that will on Friday, the 18th day
Of November. A y mo. ut the hour oil
ten o'cios X in the forenoon .t that dav, at
the front esst door OF the County court
Hous- in Greeley. Z dorado. 81 u and is
pose II the property lying and being in
the County of Weld, tate OF coo ado,
I'D known and descfihed AS 10 lows;
Lot numberei len fl0l, in Sanborn's
subdivision OF Block numb red me
Hundre ! Forty.ons tltU in the City of
Gr.eicy form.rly townt. &C ording to the
rccorced plat thereof. tpgether with
water far the same derived from the
canals of the Union Colony of Colorado
to the highest and best bidder.
BfNJANtN n. FL RANCE,
Sheriff oil Weld ounty. Colorado.
JOSEPH g. EWING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication. October 27tn, 1910:
last publication. November 18th. 10 o.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
JEWISH FAITH Is EMBRACED
by GREELEY GIRL FOR LOVE

For love OF a man whom she has
known for only six weeks. Mrs. Julia
stone lngold. daughter of Mrs. 7, H.
stone of Greeley. has postponed her
proposed trip to China and will be-
come convert to Judaism. the faith
of her betrothed. Harry Blumenthal
of Denver.
The wedding was to have been
celebrated on Sunday. but OWNS to
the religious differences of the TWO 1t
was decided to postpone the marriage
for two weeks. while the young
woman studied the principles of the
religion of her future husband and
of the rabbi by whom they are to be
married.
Harry Blumenthal is %. native of
Denver and an '06 graduate of East
Denver high school. At present he
Is engaged as a salesman for the
Victor NJ. Cox Investment company.
Life Like Romance
The life OF Julia Stone Ingold
reads like book. Born in Colorado
the outskirts of Greeley Is years
ago. she moved to California with
her parents while she was yet a very
small girl.
1t was when she was 10 that
friends OF her parents in San Fran
cisco suggested taking the little
Stone girl, as she was then called.
with them on a trip to China. They
remained two years and while there
Miss Stone became Mrs. Ingold, the
wife of wealthy merchant of
Shanghai.
Two years ago Mr.. Ingold acci-
dentally shot and killed himself in
Shanghai while cleaning a gun. The
young widow, disconsolate over the
death OF her husband. then started
to make a trip around the world.
, There is no country that she has not
visited and where she has not re-
mained long enough to learn the GUS
toms of the people.
July % Julia Stone Ingold. as she
] is known. arrived in America on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. She
came to Denver to dispose of some
property that she owned here and
visited her mother. Mrs. T. H. Stone.
who is now In Greeley. She was then
to return to China.
Love at Sight for Both
She applied at the Victor Cox In
vestment company 10 . competent
salesman. and Mr.. Blumenthal was
sent to transact the deal. It was love
at first sight. The property was sold.
but in the proceeding the young
couple had lost their hearts. They
became engaged and after a six
weeks courtship decided to marry.
The only apparent obstacle in the
way Of the happiness Of the two waa
their difference in religion. Mr..
Blumenthal's parents are orthodox
Jews. Mrs. Stone lngold is an Epis-
copalian.
Through love Of the man she is to
marry she will become as near as
! she is able a Jewess
When married they will live al
1911 Logan avenue. which they are
now furnishing and which will hold
the art treasures that the bride has
purchased In her worldwide trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

Colorado ne expects to open a studio
in Greeley for the highest class
work. He will equip his new place
with the latest innovations In photo
graphic appliances and expects to
turn out photos equal to the best
studio in the country.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
NOTICE OF FAPPLlCATioN To LEASE
STATE. LANDS.
flee of the state Board Of Land Com.

missiOners.
Denver Colo. Nov s i9lo.
Notice IL hereby given that Harvey r.,
Wit~er whose posi- office address is 're--
ley, Colo. Il. ?. u. has made application
No ssIS to lease the following desert ed
In ,emnity school ands. situate in We ID
County. Colorado, to IL:
All sec. p, Twp ii n. X. t3 w
), u II v. + sec. IL. lwp. n, R.6t w,
K. y OF $. r. = Sec. 2. wp an, K. - w.
No other application to lease the above
des ribed lands will be considered after
Uec LIST 1910
B. l. JEFFk RS' N
Register state Board Land Com
missioners.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Nov. 10 1910. Last publication Dec.
1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
] ]. . IT
Il: h: h: h: *:$; ::$: !: /: !: /: "::Z.II n
-. - ~ ION t1l

Subject to any or an s..
rights OF way heretolnrE is,As'.1'
and now in fun force and W
there be. '4 ea7
deserving, however. L, a..
Colorado all rignts to FBy ~. w
ais, ores and metals of -va,,
character, and 10 coal. a.u,,
and other like substHnces ~
said land, and the Tieht M y.
egress for the purpose of min !!
with enough OF the gurfac. Y
may be necessary Tor the No.
venient working Of such nj,
substances. "''
sale application No sgl3
No land will be- sold m l...
minimum price per arre, a, !,
he parcels will be suld ia
order. and each I act wiii y
desc ibed above be the ,,n'
less.
erms Of payment shall bs .
viz: Cn lands selling f5r 4 4,
acre, 10 per cent of the Bur,.j
on the day OF $ lie. the halaGc.
equal annual payments Al b NJ,
annum. and> selling Al ns,I
per acre and less than ne, }
cent. cash on the dAy OF sn'a m
in fourteen equal annual p,y1
per cent per annum. and,
.1A and upwards 20 per cen,l
balance In seven equal annual
at 7 per G. mt interest, II The
does roi own the impT1yem. N
pay for the same At sale. Pur]
execute bond as provided In h
act OF July u, 1905, must BE- Al
the United states. or one vii
ciared his intenti0n ui hpcoj
must pay appraisement and 4
fees.
he BOARD reserves the tight,
any and all bids.
No sale shall become eif-d
passed upon by the state Land
| 3 /. JEFF
Register State Board Of ID
missiOners.
First publication in Greelsy
Eovemt er 3, 1910; last pJ
November -. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

H. T. West expects to arrange his
business affairs and leave Greeley
Friday Of this week. Mrs. West has
been in Caldwell for several weeks.
On account OF business Mr.. West was
unable to leave until later.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
WANT ADS

EOR SALE THE sOUTHWE8r
T quarter section 2.7.hs. Weld county
Colo. Price q, 900. Fl .0no cash. balance
III.
L OR SALE-about 400 TONS Of choice a..
ialfa Will furnish faci tiles Tor iced.
ing on the place Good water. motor
pump. corral, sheds: etc. Six miles from
stock yards, and NJ siding within 1I
miles Apply to Jones and Daniels, l726
Welton. Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
SALE OF srATELlI

Notice is hereby given
pnoiic auction, to thu Eiob, IA
oiuue,r,, on, the 1th day MI h n
AZ . clock . M attFs .ggi '-eeN
Hoard II Land Commfssi Of
building, | enNGr GUfrr55 Zen
Colorado, VIZ: ." 20 N-l
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
State Of Colorado.
County OF Weld.
IN The DISTRICT COURT.
MMCSS

George J. Helmer plaintiff, VS.. J, J. Will
Kowski, and y. W. ,iiep "a Public Trus-
tee OF Weld County. Coiorado. defend.
ants.
The People Of the State OF Colorado.
10 j. ] Wilkow-ki. rnd y. w. a len Ns
Public ,rnsfee OF Weld county Colorado,
the efendAnts above nrm"d. Greeting:
action brought g,in,t you by TIL. above
ra ned plaintiff in the DISTRICT Court OF
Weld bounty, state of Color ado. and
answer the complaint therein within
twenty DAYS after he service hereof. Il
served within this County: or, served
out Of this County. or by publication.
within thirty days after the service here
Of, exclusive OF the day OF service: or
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

1910 GREELEY CITY Dir
ready for delivery. A led
copies may ir had at SaW|
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
NOTICE OF APPI.u,,r,
STATE LAShS \

ohife OF the state Ro,,
mlssioners. "oArd Ell,
henver, Colo Oct,h.
Notice Is herebv .i,o'f9
McMulien whose ~ EiFen b,.1
) nsA lie; olu has m5S l'icr N
~ !. to le Sc the 10 'lg',ui l-'ur 4, appIsj
dem ~ 5 hool lana 'hg ia
County, Colorado, 10 wit 'la's
NV = See &c. 'TwN d.g
NJ e. a,, = OF L Sec, -, IwSo 4 4
No 9,her application to wy lo y
Wern.npea Wovnr,nsr 'a1as a Mill be eDg.r-, 'ya,- I
Register State Bonn + FFT,
>ioners " Lang
November iI1n. ' ireele,
November "a, 1910, 'A't ps
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

nfuE, uarIvn rv1vf, -v@,u-r> mus,
June Steck and Mabel Wasley.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22

cooner but reversed the lower court
as 10 the son. Robin. The decision ID
the case of Colonel Cooper would have
meant that the aged defend - mus'
20 to prison had not the governor IN
tervened.
Governor Patterson. In pardonins
Colonel Cooper, said:
Being thoroughly familiar with the
record. having read all the testimony
and testified to certain facts within my
personal knowledge, it is neither de-
sirable nor necessary to delay action
for petition to be presented. asking
executive clemency.
In my opinion. neither OF the de
PENDANTS Is guilty. They have not mad
a fair and impartial trial, but were
convicted contrary to the law and EVIL
dence.
.'The proof showed that Robin Coop
er killed the deceased and that d. b
Cooper did not FIRE shot Without
reflection upon the court, it is incon
ceivable to my mind and repugnant L
every principle of justice that maj
should be found guilty Of murder Wh'
was not in conspiracy to Kill an'
who in fact did not kill.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22
Eleven Killed In Explosion.

BY a premature explosion in the
stone quarry of the Nazareth Portland
Cement company. between Easton'
Pa. and Nazareth. twelve men were
covered under 5000 tons Of rock.
Eleven are dead and the other was
injured so seriously that he cannot re
cover.
All the victims are Hungarians ana
Italians. and it is impossible to secure
their names. as they were known only
by numbers.
The quarry force were preparing TO
set off a blast in four holes each OF
them twenty-fOur feet deep and had
filed the holes with hundreds OF
pounds of dynamite. From some un-
known cause the charges suddenly ex-
ploded. Men we're scattered in all
directions. some being sent many feet
into the air. The entire side OF the
mountain Of rock was torn loose, and
the unfortunate victims we're covered
with earth and stone.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22
Won ssOOO FOr peathbed "Yes.'

Lawyer Seth F. Crews was given
$4,000 by Judge Pinckney in the cir
cult court at Chicago for advising
Sarah Peterson that It would be legal
for her to marry John r. Smith a
wealthy mine owner. on his deathbd.
Miss Peterson married Smith and
he died almost Immediately. When
his estate was probated she got $780,
600.
Mr.. Crews thought that II Miss
Peterson's yes" was worth S350OOe
his yes" ought to be worth a tenth
Of that sum. He brought suit ior $685.
600.
Mrs. Smiths defense was that she
had not married Smith for his money.
Judge Pinckney intimated that he held
a contrary view.
81 do not see why a woman should
marry a man on his deathbed, as MrE
Smith did" he said
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22
cnm Dad. Tafts Mourn.

"Mooley." the pet COW and pure milk
provider Of the White House, is dead.
The animal was allowed the exelu-
sive privilege Of grazing on the White
House lawns and the big White House
lot. insufficient green grass at this sea
son of the year led 'Mooley' the other
night to wander about the stable in
search Of food. She found an open
oat bin and helped herself too freely
to grain intended for horses and
work animals. Consequently she be-
came i'll.
Strenuous efforts were made by .
veterinary surgeon TO save her life,
but they were in vain. The loss of
"Mooley" is mourned at the White
House.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22
80 Carmack slaver.

Colonel Duncan b. Cooper, convicted
a year ago in Nashville. Tenn. on a
charge Of murder for the staying Of
former United States Senator Car
mack and sentenced to twenty years
In prison. will 90 free
His son. Robin. convicted on the
same charge at the same time end
similarly sentenced. will have TO stand
trial again
This action came in a decision by
the supreme court Of Tennessee on
the appeal Of the Coopers from the
conviction in the trial court and IN a
pardon for Colonel Cooper immediate
~ granted ~ Governor Patterson.
The supreme court affirmed the YER
fict Of guilty in the case OF Colonel
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-22
Election Crooks Sentenced.


The contamination of months OF
prosecution of ballot box suffers and
men concerned with minor offenses
against the purity Of the ballot took
place at Pottsville, Pa. when eight
convicted officials we're sentenced to
iaiI and six others were sentenced 10
nominal fines and costs. The SEN
fences were as follows:
Fred Zimmerman, Judge Of election
Shenandoah. convicted on three indict'
ments. sentenced on but one, charg'
ing him with making false returns,
five years.
Tobias Purcell. clerk, Shenandoah,
same indictment, one year and six
months.
T. J. Cummings. clerk. Shenandoah
same charge. one year and six months.
Martin Conville. clerk, Brownsville
making false list OF voters and false
returns. two years and six months.
James McSurdy. Judge; w. E. Grow
and Dominick Gaughan, inspectors
and w. F. Jones, clerk, Of William
Penn. making false returns, three
years each All got fine of 81 and
COSTS
All were disfranchised for a period
Of four years and forever debarred
from holding public Office in Pennsyl
vania
BENJAMIN Broxton, w. J. Lewis and
W. II. Powell, all of Shenandoah, ask
ed leave of court TO wiphdraw theil
pleas Of guilty made last fall. and they
were consequently not sentenced.