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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13
Aus unierer Na6barltaht aliblsp.
Die bauptid4liditen 9euiateiten BON
Mc cSutpib Gpuntp, BEN ,gliblep
&epublifaner entnomnlen.

u. 6obrs, Der in ben lebten Wona-
ten bon Der 9Iiblep Millina go. ais
gutterma6er anseltellt mar, reilte 9e-
fern ab na6 @eit 8root, Minn., ieiner
alteu Seimatb2 nadoem er ettpa bret
@oden bort mar, miro er na6 @anas
oa Sieben.
s. u. glelipn, Der pielen gliblep
2euten gut befannt lit, bat ii6 tiirsli6
IN Minneapotis nit 6rdulsin Wlae
9ittner bon Rtuer 5das, gDis., perbei-
ratbet. Serr ReliOn 1T bel 8uttler
8rps. IN 0sinneapolis ungeitellt ieit
eini9en .Sabren.
Giner bon @ottlieb SBlers tleinen
&uaben bate am 8ierten oas llngliid
bon Sobu Wenblonos 4uto iiberfah=
rem su peroen; Oas 9luto fubr BEN
aleinen seraoe iiber beioe 8eine; bod
tpurbe tsin &nohen asrbroteu.
Greo Silgemaua uno 8ottlieb Soas
dim aus Der gureta GegenD tparerl am
Samitas in Giblep um Seulano 80
iu6ea; fie fanoen ettuas, iiibuef BON
Der Staot. Die 5euernte In Der gu-
reta 8e9eno III iebr tnapp Oieies Sa6r,
10 oab bic 2eute iebr ipeit sebeu miii-
lem fir Seu.
Sonnta9, ben 2. Suli puroe 6err
Sobann antan, Der ettua iebn Meilen
nOroOitli6 BON giblep tuObut, tinO oeI-
fen brittle 6rau etua Dor brei ooer bier
WOuatsn pl6blid itarb, init Grau gli-
iabetba Miller. eeb. alipfel, oeren
Wann Dor unsefdbr bret Waonaten
in Der Rdbe bon @ureta Itarb, In Der
8reieint9tetts 9irde, stpa iiebsn Mei=
len norOipeitli6 BON bier, Our6 pator
S9ulS eetraut. 5err oman brinat
bon ieinen bret erhsn 6rauen bier Gins
Der unO 6rau Miiller bon ibrem eriten
Rann stpei &inoer in bic @he. g9ir
ipani6en oem iungen Yaare piel Slid
auf ibrer Sebensfabrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13
Sapa, SIosIatota.

Wtebrere unIerer 6armer baberl IN ben
lebten Sa9en Seulano In WePberipn
gepahtet, uuter ibnen 8ottlteb Shub
unb 6rieOri6 Naab.
Serr unO 6rau Satob S6labt uno
SabD perle5ten ben 8ierten SuIi bel
gernauoten uno Sreunoen in Sosmer.
Sbeobalo Soifer fubr am 6reitae
na6 @ureta biniiber, um auf Elm paar
Sage Seiuhe su MAIDEN. Sobannes
Sans mar ebenfalls oa obeu bel ieinem
Sdwaser Srieort6 aloOb su @aHe.
Satpb &ne9t Satin uno Mutter
aus Der 2oprp 8eoeno maren iiber
SOnnta9 5ei 8erpanoten uno 6rsuns
ben IN uno bel gureta, ipe;iea bel
Sriebrid gbrmann, gu Safe,
go. u. Sisler, rpdbreno ieines Be-
iuhes bier, pertauidte iein Sotslee=
bduoe an SOban s.. @plii. giabber
lpuroe ibm bic @eiaibte letoig, uno er
lieB ben Sanoel CUR iid9eben uno luo
fib fOlseOeNen einen qro3eB auf ben
Sals. ~.
Saba entpifelt iid mebr uno nebr
su etnem 9iebmartt eriten Ran9es.
Seute geben tuieDer a6t Garlaoungen
9ieb na6 SiiO ct. 4aul. Die Sirma
9orr, SeIm & pfjber iditt etne Gar-
laoun9; SObann 9aOOai eine Garlu.
buns; Samuel 9idtOr cine Garlaoung
uno Grawforo IL GbeiteD flint @arla=
bun9en. gtd6Ite 8O6e iuerOen SDrr,
Selm & PfiBer cine Garlaoung Siib-
ner na6 6itliden Mdrtten i6tden.
Sobann Sob, fruber bon bier, unb
Sernbarot S6miOt, friiber aus Der
Rdbe BON Spsmi6, tamen am SamItae
NIT ibrem 8ieb uno ibrer 9ansen Sabe
aus 9ertius @ountp, mo lie 2l Nleilen
iiioneittih bon 9iion, 2ano auf9enpm=
men, Surad, Oa infolse Der Siirre tein
@ras 9spa6ien iuar uuo ibr @isb
ni6ts gu freKen finOeu tOnute. Sic
9eoentsn bis i'm Serbit bier 5u bleiben.
Sn Der Selmttrde fano am Sonn.
tag bic Srauuns Carl gtsumiillsrs NIT
SRI. gliiabetb 3immer unter 9lmtss
tuaItuns 9afor 8. &ir9obrfers itatt.
geioe iunsen 2eute iinO nod ni6t lan-
ee bon RuBlano bier, erfreuen ii6 aber
einss sroBeu &reiiss bon Sreuuoen uno
8etannten. Ser tir6lt6en Srauuno
fOlste I'm Sauie s. 3. Sturi4s elm
frObli6es SOdseitsfeit, an osm cine
sroBe 9ln3abl bon Radbarn tbeilnabm.
gu erndbnen lei nod, oaB bic iuneen
8uri6en Der Ra6bari6aft ben Reu-
permdblten am abeuo elm SO6seits.
Itdno9en bra6ten nno oas Paar aud
anoerpeitis bod lebeu lieBen. 8. 8.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13
&leinlisbentbal, .&ublano.
IL. cEuni 1911,

@ertbe n@ureta BDit"! MO6te aud
einmal tuieoer einen 8eridt etnienoen.
gas oas 2Setter anbelan9t, 10 1T es
lteblt6, nur tein &e9eu. Die @rnte
miro bel uns bieies Sabr ible6t, oas
@eli6tOrn uno &artOfeln ebenfals 10.
Die Weintrauben 3eigen auf einen poa=
itdnoigeu Serbit. 9lber nenn uns Der
liebe @Ott teinen &e9en in Der 3eit 3u=
I6idt, oann tpiro es aud nit oem
Serbit ridt gut tperoeu. slm bierten
Sum- mar bel uns elm peni9 SSroit uno
aud Oret Sage talt iooaB man bic
@intertleioer aufiu9en muBte. Den
adten uno neunten SUM- baben mir Elm
tpenig 3egen 9ebabt.
Sept mill t6 beri6ten tpie bel uns
am 9. Sunt in &etnltebentbal bas
SrObnlei6namsfeit sefeiert wurbe.
6riiber fellten mir bic Altdre auf bic
StraBen, leBt aber itellen mir iie um
Die Stride berum, uno 3tpar ipe9en ben
Suoen, bic in &letnliebentbal bier Mo=
nate @inmObner iino. Salb adt lbr
ldutete es gum 'eriten Ral uuo balb
neuu u6r be9ann Die Preoi9t. Ger
@etltlt9e Srans 2Oran, unier Pfarrer,
bielt cine quite Preoist NIT Dem i6On.
fen 9lusipru6 unierss 8laubens. gta6
Der Preoi9t feierte &aipar Sa9er bas
Sodamt; er 1T au9 tpieber in &letns
liebentbal Inn ii6 gu turieren. Na6
Seenoisun9 oes SO6amtes stne es nit
Der proSeiiion an bic altdre. Se6-
5ebn 8lumenmdo6en 9in9en ben @eg
Ooran uno itreuten Slumen. 9te
@dnbe in Der Stride tparen nit i6Onen
8rdn3en uno 8lumen sesisrt uno aud
Der altar mar bibi6 seidmiidt. 9te
BrOseiiion sins In id0niter Oronune
Dor Ii6.
Die @itttpe goa 9raft, eeborene
Girel, bsiratbet einen 8ittman bon
8raiilien nit \a9t &tnbern uno bic
@itttpe bat 3tpst &inber. Gr 1T Elm
poblbabenoer Mann, bat $50 Seiiia=
tinen 2ano uno ale 4rten Wai6ine=
rien CUR Sefelluns Oes 6elOes. SanO-
oelo betam iie bon i6rem 8rdutioam
25 &ubel.
8ei uns auf 9finelten i9lu9en> fi9
Wdnner unb gubeu einanoer tii6ti9
bic S6dOel blutie. Die Orei MGnner
iparen u. .. uno 9lemens 9. uno s.
Baron. Sieie Orei batten ;iemli6 9e-
trunten. glls oann Der iun9e peter
9aumann bon Der Stride beim9ins,
paften lie tbn on uuo pollten i'm
our6prii9eln. Die gln9reifer aber
erbislten tii6ti9 bic S9doel pertlopft,
uno bic bret 8aronen wuroen cbenorein
bon Der POliSei nod in 9rreit 9eitedt.
Bonn NbenO bis gum auberen MOrssn
muBten lie Drummer. g8ie Iie auf
Dem Gsri6t fertis perOe, perOs id Oas
uddite Mal teri6teu.
Sn &leinliebent6al III bier MOnate
lang, pom l. Wai bis l. September,
ale Sage Saiar fir bic Serriaaften.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13

Wtt $4,000 Rbl. our6gebrannt,
Ser COeNaer Giieubabupolisei sinQ
bon Der Station Bar" Der Stbtpeit,
babnen bic 3a4ri6t su, baB Der Sin.
taiiierer Der arons=grannttpeinldoen
Somanbin am 4. Sum- un9eidbr
90 &bl. aronseelDer uno 1000
antueiiunsen. uus9eiellt auf ben gta.
men Oes @erwalters Der 6ronsbrannt-
tpsinnieoerlase in r9ur" eintaiiiert iid
Oisielben ausesisnet babe uuO ipurlos
OeribuunOen iet. CUR 6eitnabme ocs-
ielbsn purOen MaBreseln ersriifen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13
SIDs &nBlanD.
Spesial: SorreIpouben;en an bic 9us
reta ;, Bot" pou unieren geri3tsGrs
itatteru in ben beutIbeu 6olouien.
&lsinbsrsOori. siibs&ublann.
81. Nai 1911.

Gtebe Sreunoe uno getannte ulto
ole 2eier Der rYoft"! Sd will mid
au6 tuisoer b6ren laKen. Sd babe
am q. Mdrs einen 9lrtitel eiuseianot,
1T aber biz iebt nod nt6t gum @Or=
idein eetOmmen. (Sit lsioer nidt bier
ein9etroffen. &eo.) Ser @eiunobeits=
3utanb 1T bel uns, @ott lei Sant, be-
friebt9epo. 3te @rnteauslidten, oas
9egen, iino bel uns fur ieBt iapa4.
IS bat INNER an acknowledgement &e=
gen 9efeblt. gtur iebt, ben %. Wai,
aIs am 8fiu9itsSOunta9, baben mir
etneu ti6tisen, ourdpei6enoen Re9en
betommen. uno tpenn @ott ieinen &C.
gen 9ibt, tDnnen mir nod cine Wittel=
@rnte erbalten. Die SommerIaaten
t6nnen fi6 nod erbolen, aber bic 8ins
teriaat bat bic SeFenflie9s fait ale
berni9tet.
Meine So6ter 6risOerita unO ibr
Monn Satob &eBlsr iinb bieies Sriib=
iabr ebenfalls na9 amertta aus9epans
bert, tpel6es uns cine eroBe @unoe
.9eidlasen bat. 0tr babeu, @Ott iei
9ant, Sebn 9eiunoe &inoer. bon tuel=
den lieben Uerbeiratbet lino uno orei
nod ni6t. 8or9eitern, am Piin9fs
SOunta9, tparen lie ale neuu bier i'm
8ater6aus periammelt, uur fe allein
1T in amerita, mel4es ge9en metnen
@tllcn 9ei4ab. Ste babeit uns 9e=
f6rieben BON Sosmer aus. baB man
bort tein 2ano mebr betoHmt. @s
9efdat ibnen bort nt6t, uno tuem lie
feline beheren Qusii4ten finoer, oann
tpollen iie tpieber Suriif mad &uBlano
tommen. Sd babe ibnen sei6rieben,
tie iOllen es Ii6 gut iiberle9en ebe iie bic
&iitreiie antreten. Sarum bite i6
aud euh, liebe S6wG9er un0 S4mes
itern, 6reuuOe uno 8etannte in 9lme=
rita, itebet ibnen bel nit &atb uno
8bat. @as tbr an ibnen tbut, oas
tbut ibr mir; iie iino gu erfru9en bel
6rieort9 Glein in Sosmer.
Ntein gruoer Sapio bat Ii6 am
Sienltag ben "a. Mai bier in &lein=
ber9OOrf in ben @bebunb i6lieben lai=
fem, uno spar nit Der @ittpe Sriebe-
rita Saudi, 9ebOrene @al. Ste 1T
9ebiirtt9 in GisenfelO (3a6ante). Sic
lit cine iebr sebiloete Srau unb 1T 48
Sabre alt. Sie mar "a Sabre &ran-
tenphegerin in Saratolp, @rOBlieben=
t6al, SbeRa uno in Stem. sic lit
audi gut bemtttelt uno bat Bis 5000
Rubel baar.
Gs 1T ales ni6t pabr, mas neuli6
8. M. in Nr. 2 Der v@ureta poit"
f6rieb. Ser S9reiber ienen Qrtttels
bat ben &eoatteur iopte bic aarse aroBe
2eier3abl anseidmtert uno blamiert.
ST ba9te piellei6t oas udre &luebeit
9etpeien, i'd fir msinen She'll balte
oieies nt6t 10. Sd babe aud i6on
mande Suhmbeiten on bic rPoit"
ein9eianbt. babe aber nod teiuen Wleu=
f6en ansesriffen, uno ruenn bas Der
Gall 1T, bann unteri6reibe tb meinen
DOllen Ramen uno tann es aud perant=
tpOrten. Sa beiBt elmer Sta6el unb
elmer 9iitel, Elm anoerer Itslsns unb
per tuetB mas mod. 8a muB Elm
man6er Meni6 unidulOig leiOen.
aiir3li6 mar Elm artttel bon @liids-
tbal in Der r8oltsseitung" (llnter=
i6rift 6rieOria Siitel.) Der 9lrtitsl
peiBt uuf mid A:O i6 9ebe mein
GbrenwOrt, Oab i'd uni6ulois bin.
llnD nun liebe 6reunOe uno 8etann=
te unb ale 2eier Der rYOlt", ieit ale
ber3li6 9e9riIBt BON eurem ulten 6reunO
R pnrn @ ieS
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13

@ari6au. Sine bieii9e @obltbdte=
rim, bic unbstannt bleiben mill, bat fir
ben 8au elmer 9Oltsbibliotbet uno fir
bic GrOffnung elmer S6ule fir i9One
9tnte Goo, 600 &bl. oeipenoet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13

llnSenObnlide Stbe in Sibirien. Sm
5iumeniter unp in ben bena6barten
Greiien berri6t 43 @rao Sibe. Zen
ganSen 6rablin9 iparen teine Rieoer-
I6ld9e. Die g9interialten lino fat
alle pernibtet, bic Sommerlaaten Iino
lhle4t. @iele &roRs= rno Sauern=
lpdloer Iteben IN 9ranD.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-13
SsrsOorf, Siin.anblann.
l. Sunt 1911.

l. SUM 1911.
8ill nun audi wieoer ettpas bon
bier beri6ten. llnldngit itarben swei
&inOer Oes SatOb Spiber, nur orei
Gage BON chamber, unO ssiteru ltarb
Elm pisridbrises ainO Oes 6rieori6
2et6t bon SObann unO lie9en NOD
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Clerk-.C Carrier

An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the U. S. Mint
in this city on February l, 1911.
Age limit, l8 to As years, on the
date of examination.
Married women will not be adj
mitted to the examination. This
prohibition, however, does not apply
to women who are divorced or those
who are separated from their hush
ands and support themselves. but
they are eligible for appointment
only as clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound. and male applicants must be
not less than 5 feet 4 inches in
height without boots or shoes, and
weight not less than Us pounds
without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for all
information relative to the exami-
nation, qualifications. duties, s~alarie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26
Their WAYS Not Our WAYS

A cable dispatch from Londonreports with all solemnity that Di-
ana. the 4months- old baby of w inston Churchill, never takes her air
ing without a Bobby" to guard her from the sufragists, to which the
Womans Journal calls attention, remarking, THAT may shock London
but v on this side we are, of course. more o less accustomed Ito the
a to her side while she wheels the perambulator around the block"
LOOK AT 1.-THE army of idle men and overworked women and
children. 1t is only in Christian civilization that there i a Child
labor question"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26

APPLICATION NO. 1882
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRI-
ATE THE PUBLIC WATERS
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of November, 1910, in &C
cordance with Section Is, Chapter
XXI, of the Statutes of 1907, on II.
R. Wells, Thos. c. BRADSHAW and II.
L. Willard, of Carson City, County OF
Ormsby, and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer OF
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State OF Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from BRADSHAW Spring and
Creek, at points S. 20 degrees w.
23o68 #. from S. w. Cor. of N.W.A
of S.E.AScc. IS. T. IS N, R. ~ r.
M. D. B. & NJ, by mean of an open
and one CD cubic foot per sec
ond is to be conveyed to points OF
use by means of a pipe line, and there
used for mining and domestic pur-
poses.
Water not to be returned to stream
Date of first publication December
"a, 1910.
Date of last publication January
Fl, 1910.
EMMETT BOYLE,
State Engineer.
If YOU smoke, SMOKE good cigars; !
+ YOU drink, drink the best. Call at
Ely Barkley's when you desire re-
reshments of this kind.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26
Modern Nevada

NEVADA promises to be the modern state of the Union. She
has adopted the direct vote n election of u. S. Senators, has the
ughtest ant-gamblng law in the Union, the direct primary and the ref
erendum. There is the promise of the recall, womans suffrage, anti
cigarettes and local option o high license in sales of liquor, and a
weight and measure law. Should she take up Henry Georges land tax
and make it operative there would be the finishing touch. That is
even possible the way the state is headed up stream. The people of
this state are not overly moral o r sticklers on parlor ethics, but they
act on the square and do things that could be copied all along the line
and be a benefit to the entire Union. Watch things move the next
two months.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26
Regulating Weights and Measures

ASSEMBLYMAN MAYERS' bill which has passed the Assembly
fixing weights and measures in this state, in move in the right
direction. The fact that a packing house, merchant or farmer over
charges the customer by short weight, is as much of a steal as lifting
a mar goods from his larder, or cash from his pocket
The new law is intended to regulate weights, measures and articles
OF merchandise. Penalties are fixed by fine and imprisonment for vo-
laton OF the law. If goods are under weight o measure and sold for
full weight the merchant handling the san is liable to the fine or inn
prsonment.
Emperor Napoleon realized that the people of France were suffer
ing from short weight 0 N bread. He passed a law making a loaf of
bread weight a pound. The conse quence "a that the people received
bread and not dough with holes n it. Nearly every article in France
is regulated by weights and measures and infractions of the law arr
heavily punished.
If the new bill passes the Senate, as it should, and become law, the
Nevada consumer can rely that he is receiving his pound of merchan-
disc for his gold or silver. There is n o reason why any merchant or
others dealing in public necessities may fear such a law. All that is
required is full weight and measure and the consumer is certainly
entitled to that which he pays his money for.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26


THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
, TRICT OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA, IN AND FOR HE COUN
TY OF ORMSBY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCES EULER
Deceased.
Notice is he ~eby given that the un-
dersigned has this day been duly ap-
pointed and qualified by the District
Court of the First Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County OF Orm> :, as Executor of
the estate of FIR; ices euler, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached, with the
Clerk Of Said Court, within three
months after he first publication of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this I'D day of August, A. D.
1910.
JOSEPH E. MULLER,
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Frances euler, deceased.
Dated this I'D day of August A. D.
1910.
'Seal.) f. O. PATTERSON,
Clerk.
By GEO. w. COMING.
Deputy Clerk.
LEONARD B. FOWLER,
Attorney for Executor.
<r"HE BRITISH FOREIGN
IMPORT & EXPORT
COMPANY, Central Build
ings, Liverpool, England, is prepared
to receive Consignments of Local
Produce on best terms"
The Carson City Daily Appeal and
the San Francisco Daily Bulletin.
CALIFORNIA; best daily both for tne'
p: If o by mail or carrier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-26

The Carson City Daily Appeal and
the San Francisco Daily Bulletin.
CALIFORNIA; best daily both for the
pr. IF o e by mail or carrier.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-11
ATE BREAD AND CHEESE,
BUT STOLE FOR CHARITY.
Agent Speculates With
Employers Funds.

LONDON, Jan. 1t.-August William
Finch, for many years London agent Of
Phelps. Dodge & Co, of New York, and
who was arrested on November "a on
the charge Of fraudulently converting
funds amounting to $3.50 belonging to
his employers, was tried in the Old
Bailey yesterday.
The evidence showed that Finch en-
gagged in religious and charitable work
and needed funds and speculated in
copper.
Finch testified that he intended to re-
pay the money, and felt sure that the
market would follow him because of the
object for which he wanted 1t. He lost,
however. He never benefited to the ex-
tent of a single penny by his embezzle-
ment, he said.
Witnesses testified that for years
Finch dined on bread and cheese and
gave the money saved in this way to
charity. He was sentenced TO a years
Imprisonment.
The total amount of money taken
was 1928. 900. His employers believed his
story and asked for leniency. The pro-
ceeds from the sale of his house, s8S, 100,
the firm gave to his wife.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-11
P|NOCHLE PLAYING
DEACON READY TO
QUIT CHURCH NOW
Church Makes Recommends.
lions Known and Will Pub
Ideally AdmOnish Roscoe.

HACKENSACK, Jan. 1.-THE decla-
ration by Deacon John Vreom Roscoe
that he had signed no agreement what
ever at his recent trial for gambling,
for which offense he has been requested
to send in his resignation. seems to be
somewhat offset by the following
by the minister, .consistory Deacon
Roscoe and the board of arbitration.
North Hackensack. IN. 3, 1911.
I'VE, the undersigned, having sought
counsel In the persons of the Revs.
Manchee, Ward, Hopper and Gulick in
the matter of the case of J. Vroom
Roscoe and the North Hackensack Re
formed Church, do hereby bind our
selves to abide by their decision in
the ease referred to them, acting in
the capacity of a court OF arbitration,
with our consent, and that from their
decision we will make no appeal.
"(Signed.) The Rev. Abram Duryee,
minister; Nathaniel B. zabriskie, Jo-
seph Fl. Weston and John N, Voorhis.
elders; n. B. Demarest and c. d.
Churchill, deacons; John Vroom Ros-
coe, deacon"
Court of Arbitration's Findings.
The finding of the court of arbitra-
ton is as follows;
North H~ackensack, Jan. 3. 1911.
1--WE, the undersigned, acting as a
court of arbitration, conclude that
Brother J. Vr~1m Roscoe has been
guilty OF q serious breach of church
order and Christian discipline in the
matter of playing cards for money, and
since he has confessed such wrong
doing and is heartily sorry for such
practise and willing to submit himself
to Christian ~admonition and pledges
that in the future he will abstain from
all similar wrongdoing. we conclude
that he be admonished In the presence
of the church members by the chair
man of the undersigned court, at such
time n place as may be mutually
agreed upon.
I'VE further advise the brother that
for the welfare of the church and
for the promotion of peace n har-
mony that he voluntarily resign his
office as deacon. A. W. Hopper, chair
man; Henry Ward, William Manchee
and Charles w. Gulick. committee"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-11
JR. O. [. A. M. UNIFORM BALL
PROMISES TO BE BIG SUCCESS

II the advance demand for tickets is
q criterion, the attendance at the sec
ond annual military and civic ball of
the First Regiment, Uniform Rank, Jr.
O. u. A. M, to be held in orator Hall,
at Broad and Bridge streets. tonight
promises to prove of the largest
and in social Junior Mechanic circles
one of the most successful affairs ever
held under the auspices of the regi-
ment.
1t is expected hat at least $500 will
participate in the festivities.
The ~tri-colored uniforms of the Of
ficers and members and the delicate
shaded gowns of the ladies will help
make a most attractive festal scene.
For several weeks the committee,
aided by the rank and file of the regi-
ment, have been arranging the various
details. The executive members hav-
ing the affair in charge are
Major M. T. Merrill, chairman; Colonel
Clark, Lieutenant-C Colonel Kundel and
Captains s. High, w. Banner, Cortel-
you and Wood. The hall has been ar
tistically draped for the event. The
orchestra of Professor Coffman will
furnish the music for the grand march
and dancing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-11
MOY'S MEN TURNED
DOWN BY COUNCIL.
Refuses to Confirm Appoint.
ments: He Uses VetOes.

PLAINFIELD, Jan. 11.-Opposition
to Mayor Moy was demonstrated by
council at Its meeting here when 1t
refused to approve his appointment.
All but one OF the appointments sent
in by Mayor Moy we're tabled. The
vote stood six to eleven In each case.
A majority of the members OF the board
are organization Republicans. while
Mayor Moy was elected on an indie
pendent ticket backed by the Demo-
Gratis He Is tho first Democratic May
or the city has had in many years.
Mayor Moy sent to council the names
of H. C. Tracy, Edward Laing and
Harry b. Macdonald for commissioners
OF assessment. These were ordered
tabled. Following came the names Of
the Rev. r. st. John Fits. a retired
Baptist clergyman. for of the
poor, to succeed Alex d. Ayers. This,
too, was tabled. DR.. William II. Muir
ray, A. u. Force and Leroy Ellis were
named for the Health Board, but ac-
ton wal deferred.
The Mayor returned to council with
out his approval the ordinance passed
a week ago increasing the salary Of
George B. Wcan, city s~tenographer.
$1,000 q year. The appointment of
George p. Mellick as a Fairgrounds
commissioner for three years was ON
1rmed.