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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-12
|. Y. BARTON.
SEES IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS
CONDITIONS IN THE STATE.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelli gencer.
CHARLESTON. w Va. April IL
|. V Barton. state labor commissioner.
to-day begun the inspection of the
business houses and Industrial estab-
lishments in this city and vicinity.
which will probably take him ten
days or longer TO complete
Mr. Barton stated that he found
conditions improving throughout the
state. al least in the sections where
he had been during the past few
weeks. This. he said. was true OF
Wheeling and some other points. and
from what he could learn the coal
business WAS improving in the Fair
mont region
Reports from the southern section
Of the state are TO the effect that the
Norfolk 4 Western railroad had a
much greater shipment last week than
for some time and tho operators are
preparing TO begin dhipmcnts for the
lake trade, beginning on Saturday
next.
I'm the local fields-tre KanSwha and
New River-thcre is Il slight improve
ment in shipments. but some OF the
mines are closed and are not ex-
pected 70 open until 81 Is found posi-
bic to operate az least several days
a week. With the lake trade opening
within a very short time IL is thought
that April may yet he able 10 make a
fair showing. however but by no
means up TO the average.
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New Charters.

The following charters have been
issued by the secretary Of state:
Nesta Gas Range x Manufacturing
Company. OF Chattanooga. Tenn. to
manufacture stoves. ranges. operate
general foundry. etc. Authorized cap
ital. 100000. all of which has been
subscribed. and $4,000 paid. Incor.
porators: G. &. Huntington. c. c.
Huntington. Jr.. ami &. 9. Huntington.
trustee. of Memphis. Tenn: NJ H.
Cofey. Theodore RinEwald and J. A.
Hill. of Chattanooga. Tenn.
Westchester Real Estate Company
OF Fairmont W Va. 10 deal in real
estate. manufacture. buy and sell and
deal I'm iron. stone. brick. lumber
etc. Authorized capital. $50. 900 In.
corporators. Brooks Fleming. Jr. VI
J.. Hutchinson. Il. b. Clark. George T
Watson and X. T. Cunningham. all OF
Fdirmont
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Cases
ARE DECIDED BY OPINIONS OF
SUPREME COURT.
important opinion From Kanawha
County on Taxing Of Ira
ding Stamps.

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 tho Iutalli-cr-o-
CHARLESTON. W. Va, ApriI IL
I seven opinions were handed down he
the supreme Court OF Appeals This
morning, but the one OF greatest inn
portancc is that affirming the Circuit
court of kanawha county in the case
OF Sperry x Hutchinson COMPANY vs.
Melton. sheriff
II was held by the court that the
legislature has power to select and
TAX the business OF issuing and re
ueemlng trading stamps. and that
every presumption is in favor OF the
feaSonableness of a tax laid by the
legislature. only strong consideration
can avail 20 overthrow the tax Tho
court holds further that the license
tax on the business Of selling trading
stamps 10 merchants. or OF redeeminr
such stamps with money or goods. i'm
posed by the Code Of 1906. chapter g..
sections and lUl.. Us not forbidden
by any provision OF the State Consti-
tuition or the Fourteenth Amendment
OF the Federal Constitution
Opinions Rendered.
The cases handed down were.
joy President Williams.
Million IS. Bartlett. from Marion
county. Reversed and remanded.
By Judge Braunon.
barnell rs. Flynn from Cabeil conn
~. Reversed
Guthrie VS. Huntington Chair Com.
pany. from Cabell county. Affirmed
by Judge Pononbarger.
Fielder q Turley W.. Adams Fxpress
Company. from Kanawha county. Re-
versed. Judgment entered here
liy Judge Robinson
Sperry q Hutchinson Company vs..
Melton. sheriff. from Kanavha county.
Affirmed
By Judge Miller.
Myers vs.. Carnahan o. al. from Mo
nongalia county Appeal dismissed as
imprOvdeufly awarded.
smith Insurance Agency We Hami.
ton Fire Insurance Company. from
Mercer county Affirmed.
other cases passed upon were tho
refusal Of a writ OF error Zoo tho case
of Dyer. administrator. vs. Moran.
from Harbour county. Tho allowing 81
% writ % error in Moran. secretary. We.
sullivan. from LOWS county
An appeal and suporsodcaa was I'd.
lowed in Tho case Of Birch River Boom
& Lumber Company VS. Glcndon Room
a Lumber Company o. nl from Urav.
fon county. and ono was refused fin
thc case of Adkins vs. Tl'man. from
Cahcl county. and FRO Groafhouso 20
frDr fhoIrn from Barbour county
The court dismissed mo case ~ fhe
United Sf0fos Conl n OU COMPANY W.
Lem Harrison Of ais from Cahc1
county FOR failure f0 print fno record
s writ OF error bad been issued .n An
gust fo Tho attorneys Tor U7rrisOa-
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MOUNDSVILLE
funeral Over Remains Of Anthony NJ
johnson VIII Be Held This
Afternoon-Other Notes


The ARRANGEMENTS FOR the funeral OF
Mr.. Anthony NJ. Johnson were completed
yesterday afternoon. The services are %
be- held this afternoon from the late resi-
dence on Second street at o'clock. DR.
+ ?. Rhoads. pastor of the First Metho-
DIST Episcopal church. OF which the de-
ceased was "A consistent member. haVin-;
charge Mr.. johnson was "a veteran OF
the city war. and was a member OF the
j. g. Caldwell Post @. \. T. OF the city.
This order will meet this afternoon At
clock at the home OF Daniel Younken
on North Jefferson avenue. and attend
the services In a body. The interment
Will be made In the Mount Rose GENE
terry
Mr.. Johnson died Monday afternoon az
ms home. following long illness. large
~ due to iufirmities OF old age. he be-
iuG IN the END year Of his age He ~
surVived by his wife and six daughters
an 81 which are married but one. name
ly. Miss Nernd johnson. OF Moundsvillc
Mrs. II. r. Rodgers. OF isoveland, Mrs
:. J. Gauler. OF Benwood. Mrs. -. \.
Allen and Mrs. j. NJ. Belmore. OF CALI
foruia
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has consistently opposed everything
that would tend to destroy the city's
plant and the final disposition OF the
/ question may be said to Ice almost a
personal victory FOR him.
The message follows:
To the First and second Branches q
Council OF tie city OF Wheeling.
West Virginia.
Gentlemen NJ th the city election
near IL Is important that al This session
of your body you take definite action on
he matters before you this evening. IL
/ f. Imperative that you decide. one way
or the other, on tAe proposition submit
TED ~ thls meeting 50 That all OF tUe
problems Of municipal economy. meas
uEes which ] think make most FOR tie
bctterinrtt Or coud tions now preyhiliu NJ
should have the widest discussion AMI
consideration before they are voted ON
a. the election OF May 25tn
! am well aware that opinion Is divi-
de1 With regard 10 the proposed re-
organization Of the gas plant TIE OBJ
position Co this proposition - honest IN
some respects. owing To- a we'll uatured
prejudice against the works contingent
On Ito poor character or the iliuminaut
product From other sources the ami
mostly displayed towards the propose 4
rehabilitation OF The works ~ the IN
StallauOn OF the water Eas system has
. been unreaso enable and inspired ! pre-
sumo. ~ tie natural gas interests.
they above all things. j am lead to be-
AtFe. desire nothing better than tae total
b abandonment py the city Of its present
sas P'aL'. DIS -. ln "a measure. indl-
cated hy the withdrawal ~ Mr.. ScHcUk.
oL lis off-r TO sell The product OF his
company. formally made Co council. auI
the refusal of tAe Natural Gas COMPANY
OF West virginia Co offer their prOdu 20
Tor sale 10 the C.ty. ] cannot conceive.
AT this time. "a condition So frauE.t with
danger 10 tle best Interests Of the con-
sIEers ~ illuminating gas.
The water gas proposition before you.
which At-, been endorsed by sle first
DIL"eh ~ your body. ana wu!.n was
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TIE city clerk is now making preparn-
IONS 70 advertise for bids on the old
RIOS" touS" 40. ?. On Tomlinson avSrue.
-tf,,+te re S'Hpp4 house. Since the
erection OF the new city building the city
mas round that they have no use for this
stFu' tuf" any louEer. and have decided
I'D dispose OF j. This was decided al
tie last meeting Of couu,i.. held Afouda,-
evening. The hose house on second
street. has already been disposed OF the
iraac Rodgers. the owner. nas sfartei
N'iN on remodeling the building into a
~ st class store room
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Mine Exarninatlon.

An examination for mine foremen
and fire bosses will be held at Fair
mont April - and - under the super
vision OF the department uf mines
This announcement has been made by
John Laing. chief OF the department
of mines. under whose supervision the
examination will be held.
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paada Recorda6

The following deeds We're recorded a
90" court house yesterday:
Niliiam talentine TO George NJ. Lee
dFg". pairel 81 land in Cameron district.
j. W. Manning and wife to b. - Daw-
son. house and lot Ia Cameron
f"rk =. kedd ct al To Frank Redd. In
rest In a lot In Moundsvlle
charles White 20 Elizabeth %olte mart
OF lot 10 Ia Moundsyille Mining anil
Manutacturins Compuny's addition to
Moundsville
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In serious Condition

As the result OF "a small scratch on the
bottom OF hts right foot from a nail IN
sls shoe. William Gray. a venerable resi-
dent OF Third street. is now i'm a seriou.
C"ncitou Tie scratch was made the
tlrst part Of last week. and soon after
tue ROOT began 70 swell. but although he
was placed under the case Of a physician
az once, tie foot Erew worse and has eN-
cited Mr.. Grdy's friends
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MARTINS FERRY
Henry Heldt and Two Sons Were Injured
BY ran Of stone IN Gaylord No.


Henry Heiit ana w. sons Had a mar
tgW escape from heiuS tii.ed By a fall
Lty afternoon The fatler sustained a
fracture Of one bone iu .u@ s-oulicr. AMI
fortunately none ~ tIe firrsa ,..t.c
'HHgtt under tire suI weight - the
- No. The three men 90 are assisted 90
attended them '''
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ABDUCTORS ARRESTED

LAS VEGAS. y. VI. April i1-Impii-
'atei 10y the confession % Joe Wig
,iil~. former life convict. VIII and
t'in Rogers. uncIes OF little Waldo
h1f.r~. We're tonight arrested FOR COM
llcitv ia the lads abduction
W li Rogers confess 80 and hunt is
now IN progress for the $1,000 they re-
rciNed as ransom
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wheeling stuasn. E1aminsa.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. ApriI II
ine state board Of health met here to-
GAY Tor the examination 90 applicants
1T trIthcnteS To- practice medicine In
W e,t NirEinia. There were twenty-four
applicants In the class. Ivan Iawcett
IS an" only applicant from Wheeling
l't '"hn hickey. OF Wheeling. presi-
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Not Sisters

Now and again you sec two women naas.
inf down the street who look like sisters.
= ou are astorishci to learn that they arc
mother aud daughter. nnd you realize that
woman 10 forty or lorfy-hvc oulht to be-
40 her finest and llrcsf. Why isn't snr
The general health of women is so fn-
hmafclv associated with the local health
~ The essentially feminine orfans that
there can be no rcd checks end round
form where there b. female week.-mrs..
Women who have suffered from
this trouble have found prompt
relief and cure IN fho use 81 DR..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-12

he aTransemcnts Tor the concert 10
'- given DO the United PRESBYTERIAN
ShNrD.. ~ TIE city. hy Mrs ltic-i ~
NJ heelinE. are now progressing rapidly
several fehsarsals have been hcld. and
I.r last one R!li he held on Wednesday
or teNt week. I'll affair is 90 take rlarg
gh Ihursiny Ann goth Mrs Iorn
t"Nne. Nj. David crawford and Miss
N-i Sno"acre WIZ assist in the produc-
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Tho Chancel Society OF the Episcopal
church OF the city viii give an Easter
sd'e saturday. April 18TH. in the A. H.
alhS PLUMBING store on Lafayette ave.
nue. Home made bread. pies cakes. and
candy Will be on sale and all patronage
IS respectfully solicited
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Tor Stealing Boat.

\ man hy name OF Smith. who said his
..'''e was 300 New MartinsviIle. was
.'''tAi 90 t.C ..tr building last night
- some Gay l"rt PARTIES VINO said tre,
i.'.f. smith stealing 70 boat owned De-. Il
S.t. SIC Donald. smith viii xet a l.ariu..
ieiore Mayor Long to-day.
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ftcrccs iavorfc
corpf~rio, hrisf~,.
and rcidens
alcoho habit n
Nnr Dr.
in rltn
Worids Dnc Medical RN rerce prcs Bu7 n -
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VIZ" To M he I0ur--InIIr NM --i-II,
lnN. fell Of "a r. and Cd. train SUNDAY
D." tit ing fo catch Ile hnf. has no rrrre,-
ana NiL Do taken care ~ az tic *
rNpen~" - the county Just a. soon n
Do" - able i" viii te removed :. tho
county iuGruarv ''''
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Not very." replied the statesman
who does not deceive himself. The
only way could get any great
amount Of applause was to say
George Washington or Abraham
Lincoln and then wal. WASHINGTON
Star
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10 your attention. do no, toi,.,.o -,
~ j cutertaiTed the least dotint - -
any or them. ] would he tho last 10 t,rgs
you &" inronsid-rate action.
lst-- ptctfuIly submitted
CilAS. e.. schmidt
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With man love is mere "a side
dish. With woman ifs thc uhoIs
meal
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish To publicly thank the mem.
bcrs Of Silver Star Lodge, knights Of
Pythias, and all friend for their kind.
nsss aud b~sutiful floral offerings At
the time Of the death aud burial Of
our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. X. Il. CABELL,
Mrs. ERNEST HALL,
Mrs. J. Z. REED,
Mrs. susie PYLE,
w. A. CABELL.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
Dolores itss Q Flood.

The heavy rains Of "Wednesday night
aud Thursday morning csu-ed the do
lore- river Ia raise very rapidly until
Thursday evening about = o'clock
when u broke through the bed Of the
Rio GrAnde southern railroad near q.
NJ. smiths home In the east end NJ
town and, following the course Of 81
old river bed, part Of the current flowed
out thru town. The citizens located In
the danger distirct decided st once to
either visit their neisbbor. on higher
ground OF pitch camp on the hillside.
Water flowed through the tosn vary.
Ing In depth from one 10 three feet,
fiooding the first flour u som. of the
houses with = sensrou. deposit u mud,
floating sidewalks out of position.
breaking fences, moving small b0lid.
ing.. etc. A small house belonging 10
J. Il. Hughes wss fiosted out Into the
middle of the street, aud one belonging
To p. y. Reynolds ~ss taken from iis
foundation aud pretty badly wreck I'd
The south span Of the Fourth street
bridge crossins the river was taken out
The railroad bridge. while damaged
some, b siili thsss and the new stssl
bridge h safs. The wafer h rcceedIng
and oil danger b thosaght 10 y over.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

Word sas received here Sunday
that Paul Pinkerton had died Of Enid.
Oklahoma, to which place he and his
mother had gone . month ago In the
hope that the lover altitude would
benent Paul's health. Paul came IA
Dolores with his parent stout the
nrst Of the year and enjoyed good
health until he wAs thrown from horse
10 June aud received internal Injuries
from which bs never fully recovered
His father, Who left here . week ego
Monday, rrsehsd the bedside of hls
sick hoy last Thursday. Death sss
caused by leakage Of the heart.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
New Church to be Dedicated.

The dedication service Of the sne W
Meth odist church, at Lebanon, will be
held Sunday October q. 1911. There
will be All all-day meeting with n bas-
ket dinner at noon. Chancellor
Buchtel, Of the Denver University,
will he the principal speaker. Every
body will he present to hear Mr..
Buchtel aud to rejoice with the enter
prising people Of Lebanon over the
completion Of their Hne church build.
ing.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

An Illinois editor retired from jour
nsIism aud bis goodbye" 10 chront-
cled In the following language: The
undersigned retires from this papes
with the conviction that oil In vanity.
From the hour his paper Was started 70
the present time he has been solicited
to lie on every given subject, aud can't
remember having told = wholesome
truth without diminishing his sub
scription list or making an enemy.
Under these circumstances Of trial,
aud having u through contempt fos
himself, he retires In order to recruit
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

Mr.. May Bell Hun,es, Wife 81 Bar.
ney r. Humes, died October 2. 1911 %,
her home near Lebanon. She was
born In Zsnis, Ohio, 1864, and hiss
beeu . sufferer from rheumatism for
twenty-five Year,, for twsnty-one
yess she has cit In her chair. She
leaves . husband aud son to mourn her
departure. She was buried In Lebanon
cemetery on Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
Church Announcements.

Services will he held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday Ut
each month.
Services la the Baptist church ~
II n. IA. aud 7:3O y. III. Sunday school
NJ 10 y. IN.
There will he preaching service In
he Methodist church sunday ut II I'm.
sunday school at 10 =. m. No even.
ing service.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
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The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
Married

Att p. m. Sunday, October LIST, at
the home Of Judge +. l.. WILDER, Mr..
Charles William Knoblock and Miss
Myrtle McCurry.
The groom IL a sou OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. knObiock OF Stoner Creek, and the
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. A. McCurry Of Lebanon, aud ut
present has charge Of the local tele-
phone Office.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
ArriOia Briefs.

Mrs. A. w. Dillon, who WAS in Du
range, in charge Of some exhibits, re-
turned home the Hrst Of the week.
Mrs. Cordes and Mrs. Hechtman
made trip to Cortez, Monday.
The rains caIue aud the winds ble~
but we are glad to know most Of oul
new corners have got roof over thei
heads.
Mrs. Anna Honaker has l,een visit.
Ing her sister, Mrs. May Lesveli.
Mr.. Ciaud Myers, Of Arriola, ant
Miss Martha Sy nder, Of Disappointment
were married Saturday, September q
1911, In the presence Of their parent,
aud few relatives. May joy aud hap
piness be theirs.
Miss Dora Royce has returned home
Miss Duncan having taken her place
~ central Mt Lebanon.
About $50 was cleared At the Csrni'
val to be added to the church building
fund.
ArriOIa IL getting her full share oI
the visiting strangers and hope some
Of them will stay with US.
Mrs. short, who has been quite III ID
out again.
Byru to Mr.. ann Mrs WILDER Bishop
Sunday, October !, 1911, y little baby
girl. All concerned are doing nicely
Miss Clara Hechtnaan returned hUius
after spending = week visiting freud,
In Durango.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
A &laR1x.0n Deal.

Mr.. II. l.. Montsnk, Of Dead wood,
South Dakota, aud Mr.. A. +. Mon
tank Of Lebanon, became the owners Of
. fine las mere farm in the Montexums
valley, Lskeview country. this week.
exchanging therefor two tracts Of
land IN Nebraska. The deal Was negO.
ciRted thru the W. +. Boyd Real
Estate Agency,
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
Dsssh Of Free Thososll.

The funeral of Fred Tbornsli, who
died Ut Cor,es, saturday, wss held
from the Baptist church In this place
sunday afternoon.
Frederic Lee Thornsll vas born In
Holt county Missouri, Decsmbss Q,
1875. He came ~ Montesams county
With his parents In isss, Decsmbss
q, 1901, hs vas married 70 Nis susls
vasAsdais 70 which unioa two child.
no were born. He lsavss . Wis, two
ehildsen. . lAssAss, and thsss slstsn 10
nssuso HI Aspastues.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

Mrs. Minnie Walters aud children
returned Monday from Bay field where
they have been visiting with Mrs.
Walters mother for the past month.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

The funeral Of DR.. X. Boyd Csbsll
was held ct ESQ Saturday afternoon
from the X. r. hall. The services
we're under the directions Of Silver
Star Lodge. Rev. Miller preached the
sermon. The remains were laid to
rest In the Dolores cemetery.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

Let % work and stimulate every L.
climate enterprise by giving II oil the
friendly encouragement We cat. aud
units our industry, intelligence and
capital In . common cause for the good
Of our town.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

Hon. w. b. Ebbert WAS In from
Arriola Wednesday to offer his assis-
lance In conveying visitors from outside
points from this place to the fair.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

For Sals-1wO dosen thoroughbred
Barred Rock pullets, Matched In May
and June, also one dozen Barred Rock
hess aud one rooster, also trio Of
Indisn R0nuer Ducks. Apply Ut DR..
Rents ranch.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

H. Dunton was down from Rico the
first VI the week. His folks are visit.
ing at San Diego, California, aud their
praise Of the merits Of that country Is
giving Mr.. Dunton . touch Of Califor-
MIA fever.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
H. J. Porter Friday, October Is. A
full attendance 10 desired rs 1t Is the
time for the annual election Of officers.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
n the matter Of tho estate u James l.. Shuts

In the matter Of tho estate Of James l.. Shuts
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given, That On Monday, tbs
10th dag 81 octob-r, A. ID. 1911, being oas u tbs
regular days Of the september term of The
county court of nontcsumA county. In the ssats
u Colorado, |, Frances shuits, as sdmiaistra
trin Of said estate, will appesr hsfoss the
judge Of said court present my hnal settlement
the same. and will then apply to b. discharged
rs such administrators. AZ which tins and
plae. any perron IN interest siay APPEAR and
pr-ssnt objections Ia the same u sny there be
Dated at Cortes, Colorado, septemtssr n, 1911
FaAscGs snpLrA,
Administrative ~ tho estate III James l.
shultx, deesas sod.
First pub sspt u last pub oct q. 1911.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

B. p. Porter went over TO Durango
Tuesday to visit Claud Smell. He re.
turned home Wednesday aud reported
Mr.. smell In good spirits aud thinking
that he will recover.
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishsr,
h.n. al meat - al. f.t-.l..

Us Land Office al Durango, Colorado,
August 18th, 1911
Notice 10 hereby given that 9sm.s Y, Akin.
II Dolores, Colorado, who, oa Juss is4b, isDs,
40 oIiis. Tor the NWssE 81 .sr,iea u, town
ship ~ north, range u wet, N n nsfidiaa,
has filed notic- of Intention 70 mats Final
hse.ye.I pfo.f, "a .s,shlis. elsin "a the i.ad
u the county court of Montssuma county
Coiorado, 81 Cortss, Colorado, on tbs 7th, d,
of Ortober, I1tt.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
ldris Thomas, William ", ClArk, Charles Y.
Mecormiet aud Frank pyls, all VI Dolores,
Colorado,
U. ". CnAaLros, Register.
First pub, sept. l. tyiii Last pub Oct. J. 1911
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

This Is the 1911 flood edition Of The
Star aud It Is being issued under con-
ditions that are not conducive Of 6st.
class journalism. 30 II u 10 superior
to the regular editions give fate the
credit
The Dolores star., 1911-10-06

A. +. Arms came down from Rico
Wednesday, and will make Dolores
bis home for Q " bile at least.