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Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
What is a "Snitch" LAWYER?

The Index had a dispute recent
ly with a learned gentleman as to
what constitutes "snitch" lawyer.
Our contention was that "snitch'
is one who is always on the alert
to stir up strife and law suits be.
tween people for the fee that is in
it for the ''snitcher," and our def
milton seems to be the correct one,
according to the following defni-
tion appearing not long ago in the
Wichita Beacon:
"a 'snitch' lawyer is the le.
signing fellow with a legal edu.
cation who hangs around places
of building activity and hunts for
chance to bring damage suits
against building companies and
contractors. If a person, by his
own negligence gets in the way of
an accident the snitch is there to
file the damage suit. He is always
accompanied by poverty affidavid
for the costs, all made out in blank.
cit doesn't matter to the 'snitch'
how blamable the injured party is
for his own misfortune; it's the
'snitche's' business to get money
from the contractor or builder.
"And the 'snitch' keeps half of
all he gets"
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
MATERIAL in TRANSIT
Machinery for Ice Plant will be
Here this Week. Work on
Electric Plant to Begin
April 1st.

That the people of Medicine
Lodge are in earnest about an ice
plant was demonstrated at mass
meeting held at the court house
last Wednesday night. The prop
osition submitted by F. C. Miller
of Miller & Mckinley of Humboldt,
Kansas, was adopted and acted
upon without a dissenting voice,
and is, in brief, that the people of
the city endorse note or guaran-
tee a loan of $4,000, amply secur-
ed, for a period of not exceeding
eighteen months. The plant is to
cost at least $4,000 and in the
event that the owners do not meet
the $4,000 loan, then the guaran.
tors are to take over and become
the owners of the entire plant.
Twenty men signed the agreement,
each guaranteeing to qualify on
the note for $500, but the loan is
not to be executed until the plant
is in operation. F. ]. Wadsworth
wired Mr.. Miller Thursday morn.
ing that the loan was guaranteed
and few days later letters were
received from Mr.. Miller by differ
ent parties stating that the ma
chinery was being loaded for ship
ment, and may be expected here
the latter part of this week or the
first of next week.
The plant is one that has been
used at Humboldt and is ten-ton
per day capacity. That city is
installing a aston plant. This
does not mean that the plant be.
ing put in here is worn out or even
inferior in any particular. Mr..
Miller guarantees it to be as good
as new and modern in all respects.
The worn parts have been discard
ed and new parts supplied so that
the plant will be the same as new
IN every. wav.
If no unforeseen delay arises the
plant will be in operation May 1st.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS JUNE IST.
Messrs. MoxIey & Dobson of Nor
tonville, who have been granted a
franchise to put in an electric
lighting plant, were here on Satur-
day to finally determine the site.
They have secured the vacant
ground just south and west of A.
B. Wilkins's residence north of the
railroad, where the ice plant will
also be erected, and both com.
panies will cooperate in the build.
ing. The lighting system will be
IN operation June Ist, according to
statements made by Moxley & Dob
son.
And thus Medicine Lodge is right
up at the head of the procession
with other towns in the march of
progress, and several laps ahead of
most of them. If you want to live
in happiness and contentment and
enjoy perfect health come to the
county seat of Barber county.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
Card From w. L. Coryell

VIM. L. Coryell writes from Or
lando, Florida, as follows
Dear Index: Will you please
come to No. ID Concord Avenue,
Orlando, Florida, instead OF Sea
breeze, and advise my friends oi
the change? This is a city OF
5000 people and one of Florida S
brightest gems; and like many 9th.
er of her cities, is making a decided
gain from the northern states
They are coming by the thousands
from every state in the union for
permanent homes.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. L. CoRYELL.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
DR.. Stout Weakening

On Saturday there was a decis-
i've change for the worse in DR.. l.
w. Stout's condition and he has
been growing weaker gradually.
Considerable alarm is felt concern
ing him.
DR.. Stout has been in bad health
since last fall and his ailment has
never been perfectly understood.
We are hoping for more encourag-
ing news from his bedside soon.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
Will Elliott will begin work

Will Elliott will begin work in
Fair g. Trice's store on Friday of
this week. Mr.. Elliott is one of
the best grocery men in this coun-
try and in fact is strong in any de-
partment of any store. Wherever
he has been employed he has dem
onstrated an ability as clerk and
salesman rarely seen in this coun-
try and he gets results. Fair g.
Trice are fortunate in securing
him.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

A. Langhart and family moved
into G. A. <Bucklin's new house on
north Main street Monday and will
reside there until Marvin Williams
vacates the Thomas property
which Mr.. Langhart purchased on
Saturday.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Rev. F. A. Lark of Prairie
Grove, Arkansas, filled Rev. I'm.
boden's pulpit at the M. E. church
Sunday night. He is gifted, able
and powerful expounder of the
gospel and his sermon was greatly
enjoyed by large congregation.
Rev. Lark is an intimate friend of
Miss Annie E. Bell, principal of
the high school He departed yes
terday morning for his home.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
ST. Patrick's Day Shoot

The Medicine Lodge Gun Club
will celebrate St. Patrick's Day,
Thursday, all day, March 18th,
with a big trap shoot. A number
of the best experts in the United
States are coming and their exhi-
bitions alone will be- worth the
time and money required to see the
days shooting.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
Irish Setter Pups

Registered Irish Setter Pups for
sale. Sired by Champion Pat
Law of Peoria, Illinois. Write for
description and pedigree.-H. G.
Dryden, Harper, Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

If our up-street critic friend will
kindly consult page 1852 of the
Congressional Record, dated Feb.
ruary 7, 1910, he will find our au-
thority for the statement of the
relative prices of beef on the hoof
and beef in a Washington restau-
rant. After he has been fully sat-
isfed concerning the truth of this
statement, we invite him to read
our Sharon items in a recent num-
Der and he will also find that our
statement was true concerning the
Santa Fe 'going dead" near Pix
ley. Our Sharon correspondent
says he was passenger on that
train and had the pleasure of "hoof-
ing" it to town, and he knows. 1t
is difficult to understand why the
local itemizer herein referred to
persists in undertaking to criticise
in matters upon which he is entire
ly ignorant. The only thing he
accomplishes by taking these
spasms is to publish himself to the
community as a near relative of
a mules papa. He owes it to
himself to wean himself away from
the habit.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Waldron Chase and wife return
ed home from their sad trip to
New Hampshire yesterday. They
were gone about three weeks.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

w. P. c. Stout and family ar
rived from Harper Monday morn
ing to visit with DR.. |. w. and
w. E. Stout and families.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Try Cementhide to beautify as
we'll as make your walls damp
proof. Dwight Mills has a nice
variety of colors in these paints.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Born, to Kirk Collins and wife,
Sunday morning, March 9th, a
DR.. Coleman in at
tendance.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Read ]. Harry Gays announce
ment in this issue. He will be at
the Grand Hotel Thursday, March
10th, Friday, the 18th, and Satur.
day, the 18th. On Monday, the
14th, he will be at Sharon. Dr.. GAY
has wide reputation as an expert
eye sight specialist and if you have
any eye difficulty you should con.
suit him.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
Farmers Institute Saturday

The Farmers Institute of Barber
county will meet at the courthouse
on Saturday afternoon of this
week. The questions of "Seed
Corn" and ''Seed Corn Bed" will
be discussed and a very interesting
session is anticipated. Every farm
er in Barber county is invited to
attend this meeting.
Mrs. L. D. Sparks and daughter,
Louise, arrived from Wichita, Sat
urday morning to visit Mrs.
Sparks's parents, T. M. Kidd and
wife, and her brothers, c. w. and
D. T. Kidd, and families. Mr..
Sparks will join them next We'd
nesday. He will come to partici-
pate in the St. Patrick's day shoot
which takes place on the 18TH.
The Buffet Luncheon-you must
arrange to attend.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

Mrs. Wilson Holmes of Elwood
township is sick at the home of j.
S. Runyan in this city. While DR..
Basham of Wichita was here Mon
day, he and Drs. Donovan and Gill
bert made a thorough diagnosis OF
her case and pronounced it kidney
trouble. She is also annoyed with
goitre but neither is regarded as
serious.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09
Capt. Hardy Coming

Capt. A. H. Hardy of Lincoln,
Nebraska, champion quick shot of
the world, we'll be here at the Gun
Club trap shoot March 18TH, and
will give an exhibition in rif1e,pi
tol and shotgun shooting after the
regular program. This feature
alone is worth your time to attend
the days doings.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

A complete line of all-wool sam
pies for spring suits, pants and top
coats. H. 0. Cress,
Merchant Tailor.
Barbour County index., 1910-03-09

The Buffet Luncheon-you must
arrange to attend.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

state Engineer once. salt Lake city
t'tnh. April 49, 1910
'.otice T. hereby given that Moses "
Taylor whose post office nddrcss g.. Coal
willie. Utah. hn. made application inaccord-
nncp with N" requirements ~ the Compiled
Laws " rtnh. IN. ns amended by the Sos.
sion. Laws ~ utnh. lpp to appropriate
twenty gu cuhlc.fr"t per second NJ water
from chalk creek. summit County. Utah.
said winter Will be- diverted rt % uoirt which
bears north ~ degrees u minute 'l.t $3.50
feet from the sou.h west corner OF section
u. Township north. Range q rnst, -iit
Lake ba.s aud meridian. from where ~ viii
h. conveyed by means ~ n ditch. 1unr nni
n pipe line. for distance " 1851 feet mud
there used from January to bee, mirr 81
inclusive. of each year. 10 develop bower
Tor the purpose ~ electric lighting aud pro-
p.Iiins machinery In vAriuus cities and
town. IN the state ~ vinh. Aftrr having
b,,u W. diverted ana used the pnfrrwlil by
returned 10 the natural rhHur, ~ 'hu
stream. attn point which i-urs north 70 dee
rr.Ds ID minute, Vr-t 2yT feet distant from
the south pt,t corner Uf sections. Township
anorth Nnngr5 on.t. snlt Lake hu." nnd
meridian Thi. application .dr.i fugf.I lu
fu. state Engineer. uU.s, %. Soc. Esd.
81. protect. ugbiu.t th, granting uf .nII
synl.ulou stating tu, r,p.un- tl..,fu.
.I.., ,fuul, ug ng'du,I' 90 Iuflaaf.ulI
uI,. m 900. Office Within Unity rHN lr.,
af.. . fb. completion ~ tho publication ~
tuI. uu'lc, CALEu TANNER
state Engineer.
u,iy of nrst publication April %; com.
plriiun Of publication Mny 3D. iplo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
NOTICE

United states Land ONCE salt Lake city.
Utah. April %. 1910. To Whom " May Con
cCrn; Notice T. hereby given that the state
NJ Utah hns fled In this office lists % lands.
selected by the said state. uudvrs"rttuu ~
tho Act or Nuugfpsss approved JuIy iH. l~sl.
~ Indemnity school Lands. Nlg3 NJ Nv
= sec. w. T.2N. x ~ = T.. ". SprinlU%Ii.
COPIES - snld lists 80 mr. us they relate tu
said truct hv Observation-Disclosures hnN"
huru ruu.plHfiuu-IN posted iu fhi. pfiiry for
Inspection Is any person .atyIc-l,l uul D..
iht public gruDuilN. Daring D o.
pUrlud OF uuhlIrurl OF mi.
notice. ur amy time thereafter nud l,fur"
iinul approval and eurtl1cutluu. under do.
rurtm'utul REGULATION. ~ April q. lp5. pro-
tests u. cont. 20. AGAINST Iur rIu'm Df thr
state 20 my uf tHH tur' or -uhiiNiuu- here
iub"fufu described. uu th. ground Tint tHr
same t. NOR" fu.utH.t fur miurru tNuu Tor
agricultural uHHHU.t.. $500 Uu received mud
noted fur report tu ,N. DruNmI luui ullr,
40 VI. htuatnH. H.t. Failure .n fl" protest
or contest. yIilH-fIY ..uH .uuH'NUI. VIII
b" considered sufficient evidence of IIu
uun.miurrHl character OFF tN. fHur'- Nuu inr
selections thereof boiling u..rIWI.. t"."
from objections. WlIl ur Hrpuu.,I 'E INr
state D.. N. 4. IrUHN.
lsfi-..f NY.I-I..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

stat, Engineer. umcr. -ht ia., .P.
Utah. AprliV 1910
Notice IL hereby given ntWii'i.W llnE .0
~hu, poet office address T. tunI,u.. ilIt
has made application IN Hccuniuuc. With f.r
requirement. ~ ihr Compiled lp..uf t.'Hh
100. ~ amended by tho ~tsun |... DOL.
utah wv. tu appropriate t'I.H iNu..
hundrrdths i.Hll ufn ruhiu.fnu' u"r .r.uUI
of water from spnurs BOO summit 'uHuf'.
utah Said water viii hr diverted Hin uulri
which hrnr, south 90 dogrr.s s minute.
west y ~ feet from thr uurih.N.sI CORNER uf
tlu southeast quurtrr ~ section N Town.
ship north. iinngr % enst su'i iHaU hr."
and meridian, from where twill uUuuNuNs
,d by mvnns ofn ditch Tor n distance Uf euW
fcrt and tbrra used from Mu, OIL. $500 .H.t 100
iurluNyr. uf ,nrh NrHr. 10 irranIH prrr-
1T inpd embraced iu section t Township %
nnftu. Range tt.t Snit tH.. IH.. nHI
smrridinn. Nsmuch ~ snid winter 90. rui} hg
D.c..-Rry viii IA" used during thr entire
gear for dom",tic purposes. Tit. npplirn-
atom r. designated In the state Engineer,
office ~ No. 20.
All protests AGAINST the granting ~ sud
application. stating the reasons therefor
must 10 made by AFFIDAVIT In duplicate Rnd
-al.Ssi,in s.sur- ,.syi. gay--.s.y- ,,ts~s 49,
completion 81 the publication ~ mi
notice, OALNH TAHNEH,
state Engineer
bate Of nrst publication Apriisp iplo, dat
of decomposition of publication May ~ 1910
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
rmr TIMES, $50 per year.

Intur Third judicial District Court Of the
~u'"of Utah. In Und for the County NJ
summit.
ELLEN q. Neel, plaintiff, ". william ~
stevens, I. r stevens, Emelino a Blgciow.
Fmmn Jane Harrison. Ethel Eimirn Brum.
mick, Bertha Blanche wattcrson. Algie
born wnttcrson, Francis Charles Waiter.
son. charlie, wynnc wattcrson. Hyrum
smith Mcacham, Ephriam W. Mencham
Charles " Mvacham, Warren y Menchnm
Franklin y. Mehchnm. Marion y. M.nchnm
Loul. Albert Mencham. Thomas I..Hoy
Mcnchnm. aud Isabel Mcacham Jensen.
dofsudants-Su MMONS.
The state Of Utah to the snid defendants
You hre hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of this
summons upon you, " served within thu
county IN which this action II brought;
otherwise within thirty days after service.
ana defend the above entitled action; and
In case Of your failure 20 to do. Judgment
Willis rendered against you according TO
the demand Of the complaint, which hns
h"on flied With the clerk Of said court.
SNYDER SNNbEH.
Attorney. Tor Plaintiff.
r. u. address. 40 Judge Building. Salt
Lake city, Utah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

state Engineer, once. snlt Lake Clty.
Utah. April y, isio.
Notice l. hereby given that ". u. Brown
and =. v Gibbons, whose post.uiiicv address
~ Hockport, Utah, have mndv application
o. accordance with the requirement, ~ the
Complied Laws ~ Utah, lg7, nv amended hy
the Session Laws IT Utah lgp, tu nppropr'
ate iiyr.hundfcdth, 40 ~ u ruhiu.fnot per
second IT winter from spring, No.. and ..
summit Uouuty, Utah, Spuug Nu. lis slt.
uttod alta poiut which lvnts south .iduEi,rs
a. minutes west 2.lu fort fruw lbr uurih-
east corner ~ -rytiun1 Township Q south.
Range . east salt Lake hnsv and meridian
spring No. . a, situated nt point witch
b.hrs south - degrees west sn feet from
spring No, T. Applicant du not iut"ad us.
tng any diNvrtiuE works. iuusmuch n- there
a. u ,etir. Of pot holes, basins, ur suWus
rnu,vd by high water each N,ur. The wniur
issuing FROM ,nid splinss commiugly. nud
How. into the basins where ~ viii hr used
DURING the period from April To- uvcrml"t
a.. Inclusive. ut vnvh yVnr, for stock water
tnu purpose, fhis application f. dusignut
cd in tho State Eugiuovt's office us 80 a,i,
Al protvst- ps.iu,t the gfuutiuu of snl.
application, stating thu reasons therefor
snust ho mndv hy affidavit boo duplicate nud
MED IN thi, ONCE within thirty Hu dny'
after the completion ~ publication ot INT
nuticc, tAtruTNNNEW
state Engineer.
pntc ~ nrst publication April ~. lpih dHt,
decomposition of publication MnS 10, 1910
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state Engineer. onicc salt Lake City
Utah, April ~ 1914,
Soticc T. hereby given thHt WorlhS uud
uharirs Gibbons, whose post office address
a. tock port Utah, have mAdv npplicntiuui In
accordance with the requirement, eft th"
Compiled Laws ~ Utah, lVF, M amended hy
thc session IhWs NJ Utah, ipp tu npprupri-
ate nyo.hundrrdth. itUl ofn cuhic.iout per
ccond ~ water from Kcnts Canyon spriuu
summit County, Utah, said spring &, situ-
nted ut a point which h"nr- north 'pdugruu,
Wrst sJn feet from ih, suuth,vnt corner
Of tho south west quarter of
section d, Township south imugv g east
Halt Lake hasp ana meridian. Applicant,
do not intend usingAuy divrrting works. iu
nsmurh ~, thurr T. .vriu, ~ pot holes
basins. or sumn- caused by high water each
year. The wHt"t issuing num snil spring
commiuglo, and flows into the tusiu,. where
% Will h" used during the period from April
: to December o. inclusive. Of uuch year. Tor
stock watering purposes. fhis application
a. designated I'm the state Engineer, office
a. No sys
An protests against the granting nf said
application, stating the reason. therefor
must bo madv by nildAyit in duplcnt, and
llrJ in this office within IAN days after tb,
completion Of the publication of Mi.
aotirr, CAlrH TANNFu
state Engineer
Date Of 1rt publication AuHlgp lplu. dut,
u completion Of publication Mas 90, 1910
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13

iu tno District Court ~ th. Third Judicial
district. in and Tor summit County. stat,
uf t.'uu
Nll'rin Williams. plnlntin. ". jaime. \ .l
William, defendant SUMMONS
go stint. NJ Utah 20 the said defrndnH,
You nr" hereby summoned to npprnr
within twenty dnys after the service Of thi.
summon, upon you. " served within tho
counts lu which this action IL brought,
otherwise. within thirty days after service.
nud defend the above entitled action. which
BE- brought "a r"coVora judgement dissoI,.
iu ~" marriage contract heretofore nSlstii y
between you nud the plnintir aud In ease
oi your failure 80 To do, Judgment wilt l.,
rendered against you according to tho de.
naui ~ the complaint of which together
Win copy thereof has been frlcd with the
clerk ~ said Court. EVANS a EyASs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
T. -. hddfcss! Hrss Boston Building. Salt
Intu Uity, Utah,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE

oakley aud rcon stock md Range Com pnny
principal place ~ bushes. Peon. Utah
NOTICE Thor" nr, delinquent on the
following described ,tuyk ON account ofns.
...uout lryi'd un The uth day ~ Anil.
s" fnc following amount sot opposite tine
H..u. HIi,' shareholder. n, follows.
DI.u.r NIIu,. estate. ...... ............ G
Nud in u.corinnrc with th, law nnd oi... .
uf 'u' np10i uf pir'ctor-. 80 many shnrp, ~
.NHu rnr.Dl ~ .tuoE 20. may bo uocr..nr.
V.'I U.. sold pt tb, office uf the -"rfrtnr, H
p.., precinct Utah. ou thu 2-lh duy ~ w..
l.iHpt O. m., Go pby the .nid drilnqr,Yf
us.'..mout thereon, together with the Go. 70
utuu,rrti.iug aud .nl,.
A.G. N. MNuCuAsr
Dated Aprll -. ipiu s,crrtnr,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13

We do only r'o1 printing. Can
we do yau,s? Prices are right.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
Ptosais add Guardianship Notices.
Consult County CLERK or Respective slgnsf.
Tor tIther Information.
nlctlce to Creditors.

E.iat, OF Joseph H. HUFFMAN. deceased
Creditor. vII' rr".ruf rlnims with vourh-
,.. tp 'ho undersigned NJ her residence
600 ,uuIyiiIo summit County, Utah. on or
U.fUro o., iu'h lny ~ september. 4. u Isir
Eiisub"th Ann Huffman.
Administrative - th. estate OF Joseph II
Huffman. Deceased.
y. ~. Ncrloy Attorney. Coaiviiie. Utah.
bate ~ first publication. May Q, A. ID. 1910.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

missioncrs-George Smith, Henry
lIales and J. o. Pack.
Clerk. VI. Hixson.
Rccordcr-J. l.. Caruth.
Asscssor-Gco. W. Young.
Frank pingrce.
Attorney Peter Clark.
Shcrin-Johu CoTey.
Surveyor. Don Birch.
Road Commissioner T. Lambert.
Supt. -choul--O. W. wilkins.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13

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The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-06
cHIcAGo's GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Jan 5.--Wheat showed weakness here today and corn also fell off. Oats evidenced less change. Provisions were generally ,ower
 Persistent selling in the wheat pit prevailed despite much bullish senti- ment and left all the futures weak at the close.
 Prices fell off at the opening and again just before the finish of the day [ ading. after the bulls had advanced all the futures and forced May whe0 prices shade higher than yesterday's s final figures.
 Closing figures for July and Sep tember wheat were 5-Sc to 1-2c lower respectively, than yesterday and these future, with May, exhibited a com paratively wide range. May spread over to l l-sc, closing 3-4 to s-Sc lower than yesterdays final quota tions. at S11@ a.4
 There was big trade in corn, but tue close was weak
 Activity characterized the oats pti.
 A light run of hogs today in vest ern packing centers, 57.700 being re- ceived as against 105,300 year ago. had less effect than usual on the pro- visions market here. January pork ad,,ouo,d oaa aafIr buf ac o ,aatft of profit taking the gain was lost. At the close the different futures as com pared with yesterdays final closing figures ranged:
 Pork. 2 1-2c to 2oc lower; lard 1-2 to 5c lowero ribs, generally, ' 1-2c lower Closing prices in January products were. Pork, $2tSO; lard. Sl2.60; ribs, s1150