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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-08
FUSED Of USING
NAILS TO DEFRAUD
]. Garlock of ShOshOne, Ida,
rested by Government
Postal Inspectors.

nj to The Tribune.
rsE, Ida. June THE arrest to-
by government postal inspectors OF
carlock. one OF the most prominent
pstate dealers and business men OF
ern Idaho, formerly resident OF
I but now located at Shoshone, Ida.
1e charge OF using the mails for
ulent purposes. created q sensation
af,no,inced here. Garlock will be
med before Judge DIETRICH In the
Il court here. II is limited by the
nmcnt that he will plead guilty.
.ordinG 10 the evidence In the pos
'n of the district attorney. Garlock
he ''higher up" In all fraud he and
Diehl. a newspaper man OF Hol-
perpetrated on many people in the
vest. Diehl pleaded guilty, placed
istrIct attorneys office In posses
pf valuable evidence and was fined
|s claimed that both Garlock and
4 Conducted an agency by which
eecured notices OF death OF lodge
|ers. principally OF the Woodmen or
Upon receipt OF these they lmme :
v addressed letters 10 the dead
calling attention TO mining stock
held on which a small margin was
The heirs of course received the
n and forwarded the money. believ-
he stock valuable, II was worth
Mains the government. Both mer
saId 10 have made thousands OF
3 In this manner,
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by Mrs. Hartman in Utah. and stated
that he believed more good would be
done TO the state by Mrs Hartman II
the same sum were given to the univer-
sity now existing than II she were to
erect an entirely new university,
The awarding of diplomas and confer
ring OF degrees was made by President
kingSbury, Sevenlyone students re-
ceiYinc college degrees and fifty-siX nor
NAL graduates receiving diplomas.
The awards OF scholarships for next
year resulted in the granting of school
Of mines scholarships 10 William L. kel-
sey and George r. Whitmeyer, The
scholarship for research work In the
Miss Nettie Keith.
Benedctlon was offered by Prof. Levl
Edgar Young.
Commencement exercises will be con-
cuded today with the annual field day
at S;altair
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you HAVE A SVCkLY
IYOUNGSTER TRY THIS FREE

70 family with young children that is
PUT sickness In the house now and
'te rare, and so IL Is important that
,fehd OF the house should know what
IN the little emergencies that arise
|tlld with serious ailment needs a
r. II is true, but In the majority of
pces. as any doctor knows, the child
r. from some intestinal trouble.
~ constipation.
Ere is no sense in giving IL a Pill! or
ueoy containing An opiate. nor Is
ng OF the bowels 10 be always rec
Pnded Rather give IL a small dose
mild, gentle laxative tonic like DIR.
Fells Syrup Pepsiu, which. by clean
<ut the bowels and strengthening the
stomach muscles. will Immediately
CT the trouble.
"a 10 not alone our opinion, but that
IlfH. n. H. Mead OF Freeport Kan.
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HEN TO GIVE ALUMNI
TALK AT NORTHWESTERN
to The Tribune.

III to The Tribune.
Ill. June Northwest
commencement week VIII
next Saturday with the celebra :
of university day"
day afternoon at O'Clock the bac-
reate sermon will be delivered by
Alfred Craig Of Columbus, o., OF
Isss OF 1890. Monday will be class
The graduation exercises of Evan
acaden,y will be held that evening
* hall
,6dsy will be alumni day. with a
|e OF graduates. Luncheon will be
at the university gymnasium. The
III address will be delivered by Ell
i. Goshen OF Salt Lake City, q mem
4 the class of 1894. The Phi Beta
& annual address will be delivered
rofessor Shelter Mathews in Swift
u 1870 p. M. The presidents recep-
will be held that evening.
| commencemcnt exercises will be
"Wednesday in the gymnasium al
Al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-08
REGARDS PEACE IN
MEXICO CERTAIN

WASHINGTON, June As evidence
Of President Taft's belief that peace has
been practically restored In MeSico. with
a stable government capable OF coping
with the situation, the withdrawal by de-
Erees OF the armed forces OF the United
states from the doors OF Mexico began
TODAY.
The FIRST orders refer TO the 200 ma
rines al Guantanamo, Cuba. who Will
return TO their home stations and ships
This will ne followed very shortly by
the northward movement Of the soldiers
comprising the provisional brigades at
Galveston, Tex. and San Diego. Cal.
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SETTLE coWLlsHAW CASE.
Terms Of Divorce Decree Arranged by
Interested Lawyers.
necial 70 The Trihune

OGDEN, June AT the conclusion Of
the testimony OF Charles Cowlishaw in
the divorce proceedings brought by his
father Thomas Cowlishaw. against Han
nah Cowltshaw. the attorneys interested
their clients and the terms Of the divorce
decree were settled without further legal
proceedings. Mrs. Cowishaw was grant
ed the divorce. the custody of the minor
children and all Of the property IN Og-
den owned by her husband. Cowlishaw
was given the possession Of the porperty
in Wyoming
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News of Intermountain Region
ACTIVE FOR "pRYv OGDEN.
Church Said to Be Ready to Take PromI
nent Part.

OGDEN. June IA meeting OF
all presidents OF stakes and their
counselors and OF the bishops
OF wards and their counselors in Ogden
and vicinity has been called TO assemble
at the Weber academy tonight, One of
those summoned TO attend said this
morning that he believed the meeting was
for the purpose Of getting the Mormon
church forces in line for dry Ogden,
and he. for his part. did not propose TO
go He said he knew in his own mind
what was best for ogden. and he did not
propose TO be dragged into line for the
"drys" by any church manipulation.
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IFTEEN YEARS FOR FIEND.
Iant OF Little Girls Is Sentenced al
Brigham City.
The Tribune

NJ 20 Tie TrIbune.
IGHAM CITY. June I'm the dis
court yesterday afternoon Judge
Man sentenced Andrew Christensen
rye fifteen years in the state prison
>riminal assault. On the night of
2I he attacked little Valentine
8 years old, residing with her par
/ christensen is the alleged kidnaper
abducted little girls from their homes
e southern part of the city less than
nth ago and. after keeping them for
ne. would return them 10 point
their homes. The sprisouer will he
D 10 the state prison within a few
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TO WELCOME TRAVELLERS
Merchants VIII Decorate and City VIII
Be Gay.
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN, June I.-Preparations are
making for the entertainment OF dele
gates To the convention OF the intermoun
tain section OF the United Commercial
Travellers association. Merchants OF the
CITY will decorate their places OF busi-
ness with flags and in the 4. c. 4. col
ors. The entertainment committee has
offered prizes for the best window dis
plays and the best decorated stores.
Weber county bands
Hotels are receiving requests for ROBINS
1t is expected many visitors will arrive
Sunday. Grand Counsel II. Is. Fritch :
man Of Boise will arrive Saturday night
and open headquarters. Delegates from
Utah. Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Colo
rado Will attend the convention.
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Accused Of Infldelity.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. June On the grounds Of
infdeliry. desertion and cruelty. Nathan
Dixie Hiatt has begun suit for divorce
in the district court here against Ana
liza Hiatt. Wallace Cook. a married
man OF Pilot Mountain. Surry county,
North Carolina. is named IN the com
plant as correspondent. The parties were
married in Pilot Mountain, n. c.. Feb
quarry 20. 1908. and plaintiff alleges that
the first inDdellty took place August
l. 1908.
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; Chauncey Parry Dead.

OGDEN. June AFTER several DAYS
illness from liberation of the stomach,
Chauncey Parry, a prominent insurance
and real estate dealer of Ogden, died at
afternoon at 12:55 o'clock. Mr., Parry was
stricken last Saturday. An examination
showed that the walls of the stomach
operation was advised. This proved un-
successful. and death followed. He was
born in Ogden. September q, 1863 His
parents were Joseph ana OlVe AM, stone,
pioneer settlers. A widow and seven
Chldren survive him
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GIVES WIFE PART OF PROPERTY.
C. r, Dana Willing to Make Division
| With Complainant.
Special to The Tribune

SIIUNIdI 10 I IIt lITUUIt'
OGDEN, June 7.-Consenting that his
wife, Nellie Dana, shall have practically
sum OF money deposited at a local bank
and five out Of ten pictures, most of
which he painted himself c. p, Dana
filed an answer In the district court this
afternoon to his wife's divorce complaint.
The answer says that Chauncey Dana.
a son 20 years Of age. is employed at a
substantial salary by his father and does
says that ne is willing that his wife
have $1,000 in cash. furniture valued at
$500. the home place during her life
time, valued at $4,000; an adjoining house
valued at $3.50, and the land on which
the houses are built valued at $500.
He admits that he has s3290 deposited
in local banks. His wife may have all
Of the furniture. except the pictures.
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SEEK MISSING GIRLS,
Relatives Ask Officers to Locate Young
Women Travellers.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June Anxious about the
delayed arrival at Ely. New, OF two
young women who left Denver, Colo. for
the Nevada city a week ago. relatives
have asked the police of several inter-
mountain cities TO search for The missing
girls. y telegram from the authorities
at Ely was received by the Ogden police
department today The girls are believed
to have reached Ogden. but after their
arrival here they disappeared and no
word has been received since by their
relatives.
The description Of the girls in the tel
egram is meager. Their names are given
as Miss Harrison and Miss Reid,
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BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS
ON STEPS OF CAPITOL

CARSON CITY. New, June 7.-Frederic
B. Lawrence. a professional musician Of
Philadelphia blew out his brains with a
revolver today on the steps OF the state
capitol. 4 note found beside the body
stated that domestic trouble and financial
difficulties led TO the deed. Lawrence
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Pioneer Woman Dead.

Ial 10 The Tribune.
YSON. Juno AFTER suffering sew
days Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Nc
an died ct her home early this morn :
She was born IN Fort Elizabeth.
= Africa. May 8, 1859. and came
her parents, David 4. and Chris =
= Mitchell, to Utah. They were
8 the first settlers in Psyson, She
married TO William II. Mcclellan
neven children blessed their home.
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Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 7.-UnofficiaI in
formation has been obtained from the
war department that a large portion of
the troops now stationed in Texas Will
return TO their stations shortly after
July ]. II is lmpracticable to move them
before that date or account of the lack
OF funds available for trausporta ton. The
appropriation for the nscal year Will be
available after July ! and upon that date
ii is expected the movement OF troops
to the stations occupied by them before
coming TO Texas will begin.
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Husband Files Answer.
,ial TO The Tribune,

SIVGIdT 10 7 IIF T TIUUIIe'
OGDEN, June 7.-Replying TO a divorce
complaint Of Mrs. Kate F. Biddle Albert
II. Biddle. a locomotive engineer, filed
an answer today with tho county clerk,
in which he denies that he has property
valued at more than sl50o. Biddle says
that while he is employed an engi-
iI IS ,t ittia uia1 e anu ront5
As his wife has no income. he asks the
court 20 give him the custody OF the chill
dren and dismiss the complaint OF his
wife.
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Will Vote on Extra Tax.

~ 10 The Tribune.
pgO. June THE people OF Provo
l. Lake View and Vineyard will
Ia special election on June 16 10
ON al extra tax levy of / mill. TO
sed for sprinklIng the county road
Dg through these places, between
pnd Pleasant Grove.
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From San Diego most of the soldiers will
90 10 San Francisco and Monterey,
Antonio will be split up In several units
and distributed throughout Texas, AS
a matter OF precaution. however. the di
vision VIII be distributed so that IL can
be qunicky assembled TO meet any emer
Sency. The warships which have rem
dezvoused at Guantanamo and San Diego
since last March will not be Withdrawn
al this time. although even that question
is under consideration.
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!. Marie F. Bast Gets Divorce

~ 10 The Tribune.
IGHAM CITY. June Marie f.
was granted an interlocu,ory decree
lvorce from AlonZo 6. Bast The
uff's maiden name was restored to
bert Is. Wilson VS., Brigham City COR
'f0n. Judgment was ordered in favor
te plaintiff and the costs taxed
Hsl defendant city.
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Punished for ''Mashing.'

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June because he attempted
to hirt with two girls on tho streets and
caused them much annoyance by his at
tentions. Nick PolaS. A Greek. was to-
day fined $50 or sentenced to serve thirty
days Oh the city rockpilc by Police Judge
j. D.. Murphy,
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Are Given Marriage License.

~ 10 The Tribune.
Den, June 1.-R Earl Harrop or
. and Anna Peterson of Huntsville
fgranted license 20 marry by the
81 clerk This afternoon
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Sent to Asylum.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 7.-Having been ad-
judged mentally unbalanced. Earl Perry.
a seventeen year-old lad Of Statewide,
was committed TO the State Mental hos
plta hY District Judge n j. Harris.
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If your want be situation, make
il known by the insertion of a want
lad in The Tribune.
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ANOTHER CHANCE
Nay Be Given Bridgeport Boys
Arralgned In juvenile Court
Yesterday

The Gve bridgeport boys Who were
arrested a few days ago for holding
NJ several women and taking their
purses. We're brought before Judge
Nichols IN the Juvenile court ~ 81.
Clairsville Yesterday Two az the
number Roy StilwcI aged Io. and
Harry Kerr aged efrht. Ner. sens
home on the promise of future good
behavior. and the other three. Robert
SulweI aged ~. Charles Johnson
aged ?. and Chester Duncan aged %.
we're committed to the state reform
school However. they may ho given
another chance and sent back home
n they promise 90 DO The right hing
he boys confessed fo having
rO15ci fruit stores or different times
hr deny any inovledgs 1f tho rob
b'r."s o. several houses ah.ch oc.
CURED here "a fe~ weeks ago b,.
wlo ~ is said .s member or the
gang and who procured cigarette FOR
'h"m wIiI likely Do arrested TODAY.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Is, Nirtue of the Auf6orffv v.--.s m
we sntersisned SPECIAL Coulrnissisn-rs
Ohio County. West NirSinf1. entered on
Ms sth a. - Octoe.f. 1871. In C-nsnc.rv
Otoer bOos No. -. pare u. % so. in a
Side bsa- - " .e-lins. = eorpors-ton- a.
laintif4. and r. \ Hun ard ofh,rx a..
cefenoanis. tie undsrsisned special COM
door OF ne Court Mouse % ohis coY-,y
N WhseAnE. West Virginia, 1t public
suction. 20 The hishsst ana best bidder
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER .5rB 1911
on n -neinE a. 10 o'ciOcs a m. OF that
o.. Ne foilowiug described property.
An undivided ons-halr ir..r.st q, and
% a certain p'so< OF parcei Of ground Sit
I've IN Spr.gE 4 htchies Addition TO
- ,oNn ~ SCUM Nhesliug. ohio Coun-
IN square No. Fifteen tls,in sd adj
Won. tpEether with all tf~ buildtnx. Inn
Iroten,srts and Easements and spPurtsn-
snces thsr~unfo belonging
The remaining undivided prop-rtv g.
soor q ths Court House aforesaid on
o elocS a. n. Of that dsy - Chss Nc
1snnic and J. q. Hand a.. SPECIAL com
IisAlonrts IN TO chsncsry cHuss 81
south side Bsnk 90 whea!frE aesinr,
Tile J. kempeg. adm. ct as ard In
selling said lot 40 In sauars No IL
sfof.s.id. th- undsr-isn.d special com
IA fN%AhefAtF Win Nhma
Mc'smic and ! n iAndian Specisi
Commissioners aforesaid. IN selling IN.
-~ine A. whole sud not as undivi led
interests therein 81 a better price may
thereby be realized
TERMS pF SALE One-thlrd OF IN.
purchase money aud a. much more as
me pare has~r elects 20 pay cash IN hand
PAID On the day OF SAFE. aud th- residue
~ any. IN NO equs in-taiim-nt- IN
Twelve aad eighteen months rsspectiveIv
rom fhS day OF sale. the purchaser si,-
ins his notes therefore. Win security II
required by the said commandment paw
Win interest. the legal title 10 the said
real estate not 10 be conveyed 20 the
@ ar hsrsr tn the entire purchase money
and interest shall have been paid
CHA6. N~I'AMIC
". "a. CALDWELL.
Special Commandments
Mct'ANIC 4 CLARKE. Attys
]. john l.. Kingdom. Clerk OF the said
court do hereby certify that tie above
named special comm ssiorers have here
tofore given lie bond and security a. re-
Gwen under ny hand this e3rd dsy OF
October. 1911.
JOHN l.. KING HORN.
clerk 81 ire Circuit Court or ohio Co,iu-
~. West virginia
ne above sale has been adjourned IN
til Ssturds' December = 1911 AT 10
O'Clock. at mo some location
'IfAS. McCAMIF
". q. CALDWELL
Special Comm ssiorsrs
he shove sale - ,ontinued until Sat
CURTIS RICE. Aactioueer
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF Ohio County RAal Ureata

VI Ohio County Real Estate.
~ virtue or a deed Of trust mad. lac
I"->e 4. B.rge ana Annie BurEe. ms
VIE. 20 ~" - trustee dated the 2sfu
CAY or February. 1911. and now Of rec
county court Or ohio County. N'.st yin
s4nia. IA Deed Of Trust Book No o. a.
me north front door or the Court
House OF oh'o COUNTY West Ni-Rfnts 90,
SATURDAY.. the second day or De@cm-
DER 1911, commencing - 10 O'Clock a
NJ. Nj thai certain tract LOT or marcel
~ a. ground. situated on the HsasVtown
it"Ad. near Elm Grove IN TriadeIphI "A
bistIlct, ohio County. West virginia ana
NOR" par tlcularly described a. follows.
ins Al . stake IN said HaneytOWu
No"n. corner 10 lands formerly described
a. belonging 10 william FoImer and
Mart ln Murphy. and in the lin. OF lands
or hann!iu. ana running thence with tie
IRE or foImer. north Sst, west f54
feet to e point IA a run or dram cor
Her TO Murphy. Miiiisn I0iner aud the
neirs or WILLIAM Hand deceased fhsnca
I"NH SuCh run or drain. with the msan-
GERS thereof. and binding thereon. IN a
nor westerly direction 500 feet nlor. o-
less. 10 tho easterly line Of rhe .lb-df o.
vision known as Murphys addition to
fin Grove, plat Of which addition =
On me- ard or record IN the CLERKS of-
al'e afor"-aid. IN Pat BouS No. T. page
-, ~ point A. the nortleaSteriy cor
ntr - lands Of Msrgarat s. gSnry
thence witt the said essfertx r.ne -
ssid subdivision. south .6I=e w..t $40
reel. more or 4ess. &c the center line Of
y
nandlin line. ,orn~r 81 Martin Ha-d and
MNrpnN. thence NJ the said road Iu an
.ert~rlN direction with the said center
lhr aud Dos its bearings $40 feet. more
"r Tess 70 tn~ place ~ beginning and
containing three acres. more OF less to
S"th"f with all The iTprut ements there
SAVING. EXCEPTING. AND RE
~EttNi NJ. However. from this sale a
small strip or corner from The land
''91e desriir -d. a. follows
fesinnlns az a STAKE corner TO lots
SHOWN - lots number one 80 and two
= vi the MURPHY addition 20 Fl@ town
ot I'm Grow .. an4 running thence nor'h
- west ."2 fe~t 20 a rfak,. ~ q small
run or dram. thence down said run ,vii',
th' m@nnd~rs thereof. and binding there
on i" e. Stake 80 mat is known ~ %
90. uti 'o ff~ Murphy sub-divisiou Of
t.u Grove. theucs ~out. I5tk west
oil Feet. q" tie place - beginning The
Ffnpf %" g. Poo sold - Tho same uropart A.
81 wac ''uvesei 20 the Flid Jess. 4
Hated Fetilsr, d. 1911. and r~coy,ieJ i,'
90. clerks office Aforesaid
10 being Understood that tho Ti't--
hurEil vein - coal Ender tho ~aid land
iS also reserved vIth iHe rielt % -
move TIE sam" ns saf out 90 tic decd
from tne commissioner of the Cruger
estate fp ianIe Oiirhrisf
TERMS BF SALE
pre-fHird or the pIrcnare money. and
as mum more 49, TIE purchase rrHN
wish 'p pay n cash. on day ~ sale. AMI
-'N and Twelve months win f.fsfe-f
from 90. ~ safe The purchaser zfvtrs
notes with approved securfty titfr re-
'aiuNi unf ] property ls paid fof
" " IUfffu
TrH-fea
I.' ABOVE eal. Ir adI0uruef until Be.
rsuIter 900 1911.
70 81 Uf-%INT
Trustee
THE sHr.. sale fs continued luIT Sat
rIlH.. U-.euber 1cfh. 1914 t-.ar
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sLALED PROPOSAIS-
Es .s.:, : - ss:s w;s.. .ssi..

NOTICE d lIEEEHY gfNf-- T-af
ne ~fnfe Buari ~ Control ~ fhr gfsfr
~ Us 1ffIne uf fNarffafnn Wet .fr.
Flnia Tor fufn elfrr Supplies FOR ~
a-Nrfal Eiaff Lnailtufions fNa 0uarrIa
NanagfuLonf ~ WIirn ~ vested DOB aafI
F'fr1 c1nfrsrfs VIII be- auardsI fo ne
lowest .Il1nrF guHI ft considered arI
nf.rr fIff ea neinF euunl Wet Mi. nf A
iHsferF NlIi Do given preference
Lists ~ IruiIra needed wU D. fur.
- % %. iIeH r. uu 20 HeIIs o. rfIuasra
HfnffrI fhr line desired
NIATE EfAFU DT FrNT ROE.
- 3 u char. sion. Meat kirsIufn
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GENERAL NOTICES


.r''..' If tHfNuN given fhnf nU u.
fhr.t' fIe 18TH day ~ Taruart. 1919 ar
ffpl. afion wi'f bo filed uIth f. - p.ar.
10 u4flyn attorney. fhHrI eafIf. West
virgins. f1r She pardon NJ g. DO Goa.
ffn. 'u-Fi'fed ~ The crime OF flrrr-.
Hf me MAJ DO term. fsfI. Off fUe Grimm. 4. D
'Nff ~ fHIn fpnufE and sentence IH
lr fffFOrnfrf bro ere Wet Ir~frf. IsaY
f"nfiar fH- fHr period nr CD tsara
'-'Fn-l' D. % cU|fINN
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state or YES; Virginia. ohio COUNTY
In the circuit Court OF Ohio county.
Nsst virginia.
- In the matter % ta. p-tuon or the
Methodist Episcopa' church IN the town
q, Wsrwood. county " Ohio snd state
Of west virginia. end tho Quarterly
Confidence 81 tie North street Mrtho-
ger Episcopal church N ohio County.
West virginia, concerning the proposed
sale of certain real estate
The Board o. Trustees Of the Wsr-
wood Methodist Episcopal Church in tn.
,own or War| GOD. OHIO County. West
Circuit court - ohio County. West viz
kinla. on behalf Or themselves a. such
Trustees and OF behalf - the Quarterly
nntrrencs OF ne North street Metho-
clf- Episcopal tturc1 on the eeth day
or december. 1911. praying FOR authority
70 soil two certain tracts or par els 0r
reai estate situated IN the town 81 War
WOOD. ono COUNT. West Virginia. and
which said tracts or parcels OF real 80
tate are known and defined ss lots nun
her~d Fighty-five $50 ana FiEhtv-six
'ts' on the Plat ~ WRrwood and heinl.
nc same properly whicn was conveyed
bN Tue Warwood Land Company. = cor
poration. to q. v Graham snd others as
trustees. hy deed bearing date the esth
aay ~ March. 1905. aud recorded in
I'erd Roo" No. ~, ~ page 40. and 10
receive In consideration or said sale and
IN exchange for said property certain
and described
r j. h.reby ordered that all persons
Interested ore required 80 appear on the
lSti 10 % Jaruury. 1919. and protect
their I'M crest therein
JoHN j.. KINGHOUN
clerk Of On" Circuit 'o4rt 81 ohio Coun-
-. W~sf Virginia
CLYDE b AMOS
Attorney for petitioners
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