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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-13

a. r. stauffer.
II J. Chappelear,
Republican pub. Co.,
Sapp Bros,
Frank George,
Barber & Co.,
Bogardus & Co.,
Brown e Gray,
The J. S. Mcconnell Co.,
Geo. II. Baker & Co.,
A. J. Henley & Co,
G.. A. Kilkenney,
J. Levy,
f.. j. Drouhard,
Kirk e Jackson,
o. Poppleton,
w. s. Sperry,
Chas. X. Salisbury,
Mt. Vernon Candy Kitchen,
]. F.. Frieil G. Son,
o. Ransom,
samuel SchOoler,
Jay NJ. Walker,
Max Meyers,
]. G. Miller,
f. l.. Young,
w. F. Allen,
]. ]. Fultz,
Stream e Rimer,
John J. Pfouts,
Fred A. Clough,
F. G. Mardis,
The c. r. Parish Co.,
II. G. Parker,
w. G. Rockwell,
Page and Weaver,
L. T. Cromley,
Rollin X. McIntire,
G. c. Dowds,
Chas. l.. Johnson,
Sanderson e Harris,
U. G. Pickard,
Oil Well Supply Co.,
A. j. Teeter,
r. G. Brock & Co.,
Arthur E. Auskings,
James l.. Leonard,
S. r. Gotshall,
p. j. Henegan,
A. Hanicq,
The Pearl Laundry,
L. S. Bradfield,
Ray w. Pharis,
d. G. Nixon,
w. D. Porter,
F. o. Levering,
Irwin Young,
B. R. Parker,
p. j. Parker,
A. S. Thompson,
Harry G. Devin,
The Cooper Theatre,
Stephens G. Lorentz,
Mt. Vernon Buggy Co., Geo. Y;
ger Agt.)
]. F. Turner,
]. E. Stonebrook,
j. A. Splitter,
F. c. Waddell, Livery,
Alfred Mill,
J. b. Lloyd,
Geo. Wisner,
Charles E. Sharp,
George C. Vail,
R. N. Pitkin,
Philadelphia Clothing Co.,
McHale Sisters,
Pete Miller,
Joseph Stansfield,
George Mavromats,
Clarence Tate,
S. ]. Spangler,
Charles Coe,
F. NJ. Cochran,
Wilmot Sperry,
Will G. Scribner,
Arthur A. Graham,
A. B. Williams,
Chas. l.. Bermont,
G. H. Jones,
L. F. Strang,
L. Knox,
Ed. Bartlett.
Lewis B. Houck,
DR.. N. R. Eastman,
Chas. w. Hayes,
Chas. S. Snow,
B. NJ. Critchfield,
Lyric Theatre,
]. A. Schaeffer,
r. A. Davidson,
Mac. F. Stephens,
Wythe & Ogg,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-13

Report Of Receipts and Expenditures
Annual County Picnic Under the
Auspices Of the Citizens Associa.
ton, Aug. 10, 1910.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-13
remedy
Ely'S Cream Balm
SHERIFF'S SALE

Elizabeth A. Berry and
Mary L. Casteel
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-13

Rueben d. Woolison, ct al
Knox Common Pleas
By virtue of an order of sale issued out
Of the Court of Common Pleas of Knox
County, Ohio, and to me directed I will
offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in Mt. Vernon, Knox county, on
The new era., 1910-12-22

d WAS Christmas eve IN
. mining camp In the
Rocky mountains. forty
years ago. There were
many men. but only one
little girl. She was sit
ting in front Of . hrs-
place. which occupied
ono whole end Of the
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Mystery In Loss Of Liner.

The loss of the liner Waratah is
still one of the many unsolved mys-
teries Of the sea. The boat. 1t will be
remembered, after being sighted.
three days out from Durham, vanished
from human ken last year, with her
freight Of over two hundred passen-
gers, and not a trace Of her has yet
been found. Another search has been
made by the steamer Wakefield which
arrived at Melbourne recently. Her
route was by way Of Crozet, Heard
and Macdonald islands and Kerguelen
land. After finishing her search
among the islands the Wakefield fol-
lowed a xigxag course to Australia, but
saw not. the slightest trace Of wreck
age. She experienced heavy gales and
seas almost ceaselessly. A large sec
tion of her course lay in uncharted
waters and the frequent surveys which
were made will add considerably to
the existing knowledge of the seas
traversed.
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IN. Passing Of tn. Old Hotel.

The Passing Of the Old Hotel.
Il IL too bad that the old hotel IL
20 scarce in . way, for there is much
comfort and peace to be derived BY
being around one Of them. In your
old hotel Mr. Traveller may turn COM
pletely around without having to pay
I'VE cents. He can put on his hat
without giving up nickel. II he drops
his umbrella he does not have to part
with dime to have 1t recovered. He
may scrub his hands In the washroom
Of the old hotel without having some.
body buxsing in his ears, asking II the
water 10 satisfactory and collecting
ncnsy to hand him the towel. which
q On the shell In front of him. He
may part his hair. II he has any. with
out paying demurrage. He may smoke,
write letter, 60 where he pleases
and be glad that life is not all marble
slabs and gilt bellboys. It is such q
hne thing to have an Old hotel.-Sim.
con Ford In Leslie's.
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Christmas Bazaar
Big Success

The Christmas Bazaar given by the
Ladies Aid Friday in the church was a
big success. During the day novelties
etc. was sold at the booths and in the
evening basket social was held. Each
lady bringing basket which were sold
to the highest bidder. The basket be
longing to Miss Mona Barrett brought
the highest price. selling for s9.25. Pro.
fessor Nelson was the victim. A big
crowd attended and everyone had a
splendid time and hope there will be
another one soon
The new era., 1910-12-22
Notice of
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the North Park Bank will be held
at it's office in Walden, County Of Jack,
son, and State of Colorado, on the End
day of jan, 1911 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the election of directors
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly coma before the meeting.
A. A. HUNTER, Cashier.
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COLORADO. DECEMBER %. 1910

...7liS nd 5hSi realize that Of all the
dolls found that Christmas morning in
tho stockings Of the little ones all over
the United States not one was made
Of ~ precious material ~ hers. She
was clasping to her bosom the "only
ave potatoes in camp" They had besn
carved into "Miss Doll" by Miner Bob,
and dressed in pieces Of the only good
red flannel shirt that the other man
possessed.
Forty Christmas days have passed
sines then. and they have all been
happy ones. but the peculiar and *
Qaisite satisfaction l experience IN
pressing to my heart my potato
doll" has never been exceeded.
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Rand Reliable
(From our special correspondent.

Mrs. Fred Osier is on the sick list this
week.
Dennis Brennan was Rand visitor
Friday.
Tug Powell, and Jack Smith were in
town few days this week.
Some of the ladies are very busy with
the Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey took din.
ner with Miss Lieuallen Friday
D. K. Smith has returned home after
being gone from Rand for about six
months.
There is one in Rand who is glad to
hear that Fred Coyte is in the Park a
gain.
Mss Maude Allen and Miss Susie Lieu
allen spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Arnold.
Rand has real clear record this week
no deaths. marriages or divorces. But
lots Of proposals.
WANTED-in Rand good lawyer to
takS charge of Farmer Hanks Divorce
case for Christmas.
Yrs. Ish and Miss Myres spent very
pleAsant week in Walden returning to
RaNd on Saturdays stage
Arkie hoffman brought Monte Blevins
over from CRANKY Sunday. They re-
port the CRANKY Road in fine shape.
Mrs Donelson and the girls went to
Walden last week to attend the Bazaar.
Henry played the role of an old batch,
but say, he doesn't like it.
Fed ponelson, our freighter has made
two trips to CRANKY this week. Fred
knows she has a big appetite and wants
to 20 sure and lay in good supply
Nc Ward came up on Saturdays g
staae to help Lapse Ish get the steam
eugtne in running order, and also to get
away from the buzz and noise of the city
Nowsby this we don't mean to say that
Rand isn't a real live burg.
Monday night quite crowd gathered
at the hotel to pop corn for the Christ
mas tres. but as usual the women had
to do the work and the men sat around
and looked on and enjoyed their cigars,
Oh! these men do have an easy time.
The new era., 1910-12-22
STATIONERY PROPOSALS.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
he received by the Board Of County
Commissioners of jackson County, Colo.
for supplying for one year, commencing
with the LIST day of January, 1911, all
books. stationery, records. printing litho
graphing. etc. which the County may
need during that period. Further par
ticulars will be given on request,
The Board reserves the right to reject
Rny and all bids.
BOARD OF JACKSON COUNTY
y COMMISSIONERS
The new era., 1910-12-22
West Side Notes
Last Weeks Items

Mr.. Handly and wife have moved
down to Willis Briggs for the winter
The dance at Mr. Swire's house was
enjoyed by everyone. There we're a
bout forty present A nice lunch was
served and a fine time was reported by
all
The readers of the New Era may call
this fish story, But it is Real deer
story Not dear story. AS Mr..
Fliniau was riding through the cattle In
his field few days ago, his horse be-
= came frightened, and looking around
4he saw a fine deer hanging on the wire
fence. He must have been crossing
from one field to the other when he be-
came entangled
II you don't believe this, come over
to Fliniau's an see the head and ..orns
This Weeks Items
Mrs. valaia Shippey has a bad cold
this week
Chas. Fliniau has gone to Denver
with carload of beef cattle.
Miss Dawson, the Higho teacher has
gone to Denver to epend the holidays.
Mrs. Wattenberg and Mrs. Bergquist
We're VISITING. at Fliuiaus last Thursday
Mrs. Murray, Mrs. B4rgquist and Miss
Sofie Erickson were in Walden Tuesday
F. G Carlstrom and Vern Werner
have gone to Denver to spend the win
ter.
Mrs Watteuberg and two daughters
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Valdia Shippey.
Cold weather has been the order of
the day on the west>ide for the last two
weeks aud sleie hing is fine
The Big Horn Land and cattle Co.
ha been moving several bunches of
cattle .ro.n Hebron to the Boetcher
ranch tbs wetk
The new era., 1910-12-22
Walden Chatter

w. o. Mosman left for the out side to
day.
Harry Stout was down from the ranch
Sunday.
Hilder Norell was also in town Satur
day evening.
Chas. Bergquist was a visitor form
Higho yesterday.
John Dayle came down from Owl
creek today.
Hubert Chedsey was Walden visitor
Sunday night.
Archie Hunters new house is loom.
ing up pretty fast now.
Lars Larson was in Walden Saturday
night attending lodge.
Arthur Erickson was a walden visitor
Saturday evening,
About six inches of snow fell at Wal
den, yesterday. cold wind today.
Part of the New Eras Linotype has a
rived from Chicogo.
Mrs. Nellie Affolter and children
came in on the stage this evening.
Stewart Kennedy was over from Coal.
mont Tuesday evening.
Judge Shippe; came over from Higho
Friday staying in town several days.
F. E Miner the President of the N. P.
Bank is here from Steamboat on bushes
this week.
Miss Rose Wilford and Harry McCas-
land, Ed Huntar and mother lady were
up from Cowdrey yesterday.
Murrey Speedy who has been working
for Ed Johnson all summer left for his
meinPittsburg Penn. yesterday Morn
ing to spend Christmas.
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CHRISTMAS EVE

There will be Christmas Tree at the
NJ e. Church Saturday. d ecember "a
A short and interesting program will
be rendered at the close of which treat
will be given to all the children.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to ne present.
The new era., 1910-12-22
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. E. E. Martin celebrated her 77th
Birthday on the 7th of this month and
wishes to thank her many friends, es-
pecially the Ladies Aid for the part they
played in the affair to give her such a
pleasant surprise. They went down in
body loaded with refreshments and
spent jolly afternoon.
The new era., 1910-12-22

bert Lieuallen hada runaway Tues
day. His deliv cry team got away from
him and run into Harry Green's house
spilling Bert out and nearly tearing the
corner off the house
The new era., 1910-12-22
Notice for Publication
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

US. Land Office at Denver. Colorado
Dec. 16, 1910
Notice is hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
unetsr provisions of Act of Congress approved
Jul ". 1906 (3i Stats, SD, pursuant to the
appNption of Henry c. Boston, Serial No
013. We will offer at public sale. to tho high
est bidder, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day
of February, 1911, at this office. the following
described land:
sw,i of NEA, Sec. Is. T.sN, R. 10 W., 9Th P,
NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above de-
scribed land are advised to file their claims. or
affections, on or before the time desiEna' ed
for sale.
C. d. FORD. Register.
HUGH TAYLOR, Receiver.
12-22 1--26
The new era., 1910-12-22

The Ames Mercantile Co. have pur.
chased the Hardware stock of W. O..
Mosman and will run the hardware store
the same building from now on. They
have been taking an invoice Of the stock
the past few days.
The new era., 1910-12-22
FOR SALE

Two Saddle Horses and ten young
Mares weighing from $50 to HOO lbs.
These mares are all broke and are just
right to raise saddle horses from. Call
or write to
THos q. DAvY,
Glendevey, Colo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
BOYS EAGERLY AWAIT
OPENING OF BEACH
DR.. Hudson and His Helpers
Smooth Way for First
Plunge of Season.

"Come on. feuers. let's go swing
mint"
This cry win echo through Wash
iugtou tomorrow. The bathing beach
"opens al 10 a. n. DR.. w. p. Hudson
and his assistants were busiIy en-
.gaged today in arranging for the re-
ceptiOn OF the small boy who is ex-
pected 70 be on hand at an early
hour awaiting with eager Impotence
the moment when, without fear OF
the coop" he VIII be permitted to
take the first plunge Of the season.
Owing 20 the delay IN the instaIla-
ton Of sewer connections, the pools
for cOlOred bathers viii not be opened
for az least ten days On Mondays.
Wednesdays, md FRIDAYS the beach
VIII be placed at the disposal Of Won
en- and their escorts from 2 until 10
a. m, and on Wednesdays from . 10
p. N.
In order to permit the use Of the
beach by the clerks and employees Of
the Government departments, the
swimmers viii be called out each day
at ( o'clock, ard the pools viii be
again opened at 4-3G
Bathing suits may be rented for the
small sum OF IS cents. 4 similar
charge VIII be made for the use OF an
Individual DR. -ssing room, while two
towels VIII cost . cents
No charge VIII be made for caring
for valuableS, nor for bathers who do
not use or in1ure the property OF the
beach.
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EDUCATED.
FEWER INFANTS DIE
But IS Deaths Last Week
AS Compared With b a
Year Ago.

That the Health Departments cam
paign for the education Of parents in
the care OF infants is already resulting
in good is shown By a report on the
number Of iufantiIe deaths submitted by
Health Officer Woodward 10 the Com
missiOuers today.
During the week ending June . there
We're only Is deaths Of infants under
two years Of age During the same
week OF last year the number Of deaths
OF infants under two years Of age was g.
The work Of the Instructive Nurses
Visiting Society, coupled with that Of
the Health Department in IuStTuCting
parents in the care of the baby while
ne Is vel is believed to be the cause
for the decrease in the death rate
The general health Of the District is
good The number Of contagious dis
eases during the week ended June p
was Typhoid fever. A., diphtheria, Q,
scarlet fever, 81, WhOOping cough, 10:
measles. % and ChicEeupOE, 30.
There were 1876 deaths during the week.
. among the white and 81 among the
cOlorcd population
The births numbered l01. of which 81
were white and - cOiOred.
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VIRGINIA HOURNS
DEATH OF DANIEL
Arrangements Being Made
for Funeral of Revered
Legislator.

LYNCHBURG. Va. June 3o.-The en-
tire State of Virginia is I'm mourning
today as a result Of the death of United
States Senator John Warwick Daniel
Flags are at half mast throughout the
state and members OF the family are
receiving messages Of sympathy from
every part Of the country.
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS have Scen
turned over 10 Daniel Ransdeu. ser
Ecant-at-arms Of the Senate. According
to present ARRANGEMENTS the funeral Will
be held tomorrow afternoon at St
Pauls Episcopal Church here. interment
TO be in Spring Hill Cemetery.
While il has been known for several
months that Senator Daniels complete
restoration was q physical impossjbuity,
his death last night was nevertheless a
shock to his relatives and friends.
Sudden Change For Worse.
The Senator had been suffering from
paralysis Of the left side since March 8.
when he had a stroke at Daytona. Fla.
Yesterday afternoon. after the Senator
had asked for a glass OF wafer. a dccid-
ed change for thu worse was noted IN
his condition ana a consultation Of ply
sicians ut the LynchbUrS Sanitarium,
where he was a patient. disclosed the
fact that the veteran soldier ana states
man was suffering from a hemorrhage
IN the right side of the brain.
The members # the Daniel family
were notified that the stroke would
probably end fatally within q short time
and all FASTENED TO the bedside The
Senator. however was unconscious and
was unable TO recognize any one.
Family At Bedside.
Those who were ut the bedside when
the end came at 1J:35 o'clock last night
we-e Mrs Daniel and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Harper; Edward NJ Daniel: Fred
Harper. Mrs. s. vs.. Haisey. Il sister of
the Senator; State Senator Don p. Hal
seN. Warwick EiaIsey. neuhews. DR.
" auCh. and -wO nurses.
senator Daniel had been in i'll health
several years. Last October he suffered
p slight strcke-cf aDopIeXy at PhiIadeI-
1hia and was cC-nDelled to remain under
me care Of physicians in that city Sc
'ral weeks Ite returned here a short
lime and finally went TO Florida.
II was there that he became criticaII,y
Il and suffered a stroke which almost /
resulted in his ,'cath.
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WILSON GOES TO HARVARD

PROVIDENCE, r. L, June a0.-Georre
Grafton Wilson. Phi. D.. professor OF
social and political science al Brown
University, has been appointed D~o-
fessor OF international law at Har-
ya-d-
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COMMITTEE NAMED
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Vice President sherman and Speak
or Cannon today appointed the Con-
Sressional committee TO attend the
funeral Of the late Virginia senator
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock A special car
bearing the Senators and Represen-
tatlVes viii leave Washington at Q
o clock tomorrow morning and will re-
turn tomorrow night
The Senate committee is composed
or senators Martin Of Virginia. Raw
ner and Smith Of Maryland. simmons
OF North Carolina. dU POnt Of Della
ware. Oliver of Pennsylvania. YVZrren
OF wyoming, kean of New Jersey. Ba-
con Of Georgia, Carter of Montana
Netmore Of Rhode Island, and Money
OF Mississippi.
Those composing the House com
mittee are Representatives Payne of
New York, Clark Of Missouri. Bing-
nam Of Pennsylvania, Hun of Iowa
Iawney of Minnesota. Jones. MAYNARD
Lamb, TurnbulL Saunders. class. Hav,
Carlln, Slemp- and Flood Of Virginia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
SWANSON FAYORITE
FOR SENATORSHIP
Several ASpirantS, But For
mer Governor Likely to
Succeed Daniel.

Among prominent Virginia public
men being mentioned in connection
with the late Senator Daniels posi-
ton, former Gov. Claude A. Swanson
Is the most talked OF. He has but
recently retired from the governo-
snip. He is an organization man. and
the Virginia Organization has Cor ten
years been invinciblc- He is a friend
OF Senator Martin. who is the machine
leader OF the State.
Indications the that Governo Swan
son viii be named by Governor Mann.
or many years Swanson was mem
Der OF the House from Virginia. He
lad creditable record. 1t was sup
posed upon the expiration Of his term
as goyerno than he would return TO
his home district and again run for
Congress. That was the program and
u would have gone into effect If is
salo, out for the III health Of Senator
1anlel, and the likelihood of a suc-
cessor 10 him eing named within q
short time.
I"o other c 9temporary Virginians
ere or un1Oul ted Senatorial ralfbar
Ihey are form r. Gov. A. ]. MonfacTTs
ma former Representative Harry 81
George fucker Mr.. Montague is sne az
re must DIllllduL lawyers in rll stare
ne. however, is opposed TO the organi-
@aton' and VIII hardly receive consij-
eIallOn at the hands of an orga nization-
made governor.
ar tucker, while in washington. was
eEarded as one of the greatest cousti-
.luOnal lawyers in the House he LaE
a JlaI ume been president OF the
american Bar Association. president III
NJ ash iHston and Lee University. and
Company. '--
Like Governor Montague, Mr.. Tucker
Is opposed 70 the machine 90 his Sfase
lie ran Ior governor against ne pres
emf incumbent and came very near 10
eeLeai.ng him II is hardly expected
that Governor Mann will reward his
ment
Representative Hal Flood, who Is
mentioned In connection with the Sen
atorshlp, is not regarded as a likely
possibility by Firginians here. He Is
clos etO the organization. but thar is
TIE most that can be- said of him
Representative Glass OF Iynchburg is
another who is talked Of as Senator
Daniels successor. He is not aItogeth-
Pr friendly 10 the organization, however.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
OWEN PROCLAIMS
PARTY PRINCIPLES
Senator Tells How Demo
cratic Federation May
Capture Next House.

Senator Robert L Owens. the founder
OF the Democratic Federation, Just or
ganlzed for the purpose of aiding fin the
capture Of the next House OF Represeu-
tativeS. when seen today outlined the
purposes OF the now organization.
The Senator sad that "a race was on
between the Democrats and the progress
sive or insurEer- Republicans through
out country ia the fight against machine
government He said the Federation
was organized 20 assist the Democratic
party 70 reach tl.C goal first and there
by deliver the business OF Federal.
state, and Matt Jaal Government out 81
the hands OF special interests.
This, said the Senator. is primarily
the object of the association which he
has founded and in which he has assoc
ciated a score or more of prominent
Democratic leaders I'm Congress To
realize this, re said. 70 is necessary for
the Democrats to win the next House.
To Win the next House 10 is necessary
10 show the voters what the uqrtv
stands for in practice ana not in theory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.

Cheunes and bright DISPOSITION during before baby
comes
me ABOUT 70 begin ier happiness and physical govern
e proper development Of the health and
Friend contributes much the mothers happiness the relief
ana mental comfort affords It is nent penetrating
the swollen glands expansion ana
TISSUES and aid The relief Of
greatly lessons the pain and danger when baby quick
and natural the mothe
VIII" free book continuing
THE BRADFIELD COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
RENDERS JUDGMENT
FOR S8,324,839

MEXICO CITY. June So-George D.
Barron. president OF the Mexican Mine
Development Company. IS ordered By
the second civil court Of Mexico 10 pay
10 the company within eight days the
sum OF Ss,32i.s39 gold. and interest from
December z, 1893 as wen as court costs.
The company authorized the purchase
or certain Hiles and Barron is said 70
have taken title in his own name. Soon
after the company dissolved, the titles
remaining in the name Of the president.
The stockholders claimed that the dis
solution ofethe company was illegal, and
SUIT Tor the recovery Of the property
was begun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-30
TAX
RETURNS ARE LARGE

The total Of collections from the cor
pcration tax now amounts 70 S5.T1- 058
Wednesday was q record day for coUlc-
tons, the receipts being SIE69G II IS
believed that many corporations ara
holding back payments until Just before
me limit or time, when penalties win
be imposed by way OF seizure july r5
Is the last day.