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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21

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TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Ella Clara Watkins VS.. Harry Melycl
Watkins. "! y
In Chanceryiu!ithe intermediate Court
y Of Marion County, West Virginia. Il
To the defendant in the above entitled
y cause: X \, Z. 1 III y 4
You are hereby notified that the de.
position 5ofs Ella Clara Watkins and
sundry other witnesses will be taken
at the law Office of Ira L. Smith, No.
IS. Fairmont9 Trust Company building.
Fairmont, West Virginia, on the 14th
day OF February.f19l1,l between the
hours of 9 o'clock q. m. and 6 o'clock
y. M, to be read in evidence on the
hearing Of the above styled cause. In
behalf Oft the said plaintiff. Ella Clara
Watkins. N 3sig n \. II
l II from any cause the. taking OF the:
same shall mot be comm nced, yo-l be.
ing commenced, shall not be complete
ed on that day, the taking OF the same
VIII be I'D ourned from time ID time
until StheyFare fcomplet ted d u
"a I Il ELL g lARA8yV WATKINS.
81 "a \, BY Counsel y
Atturney fol Plaintilts Nj
jan ~ ~ |, \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
A Girls Dance,

number OF young girls OF the city
have Issued invitations for a dance to
sbefGivcn Mt the Masonic Assembly
Hall on next Thursday. The cards
read "
3lfs You arc invited to be present IA
: !s.i, at an !"
Informal Dance y.
evening, January twcnty.a
. I. sixth, nineteen hundred and t11
IN 81 eleven
y t.s e q Y Masonic Temple. ~. ID
Dancing $3.50. "Thc Girls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21

Japan's Newspapers-Mrs. Rolf
Hite. W.. s l5i
Commodore Perry and His Achieve:
mcnts-Mrs. S. A.. Dean.
Current Eyents-Dcpartment mem.
bcrs. &, #I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21

Miss Maude Clark, formerly Of this
city, now Of Ellington, has entered;the
.W.SV. IL; School of Music H Il III ;..tI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
lrc invited to be present
Informal Dance
eleven
Masonic Temple.


Dancing $3.50. 1.-THE Girls.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
KELLEY'S STARS LOSE
TO PATTERSON'S PETS

In a game full OF wild throws,
heavy batting and sharp fielding (by
very few Kelley's Stars dropped
one TO Patterson's Pets at Riverview
Park, yesterday afternoon.
Wild throws figured largely in the
defeat of the Stars, two of Curley
Abrahams' throws to third base be-
ing detrimental to the left field
fence. Patterson kept his hits we'll
scattered until the eighth inning,
when hits by Weldin, Abrahams, Kel-
ley, Stover and Harkins, and few
passes. gave the Stars six runs. Kel-
ley did the best mound work for the
Stars. Patterson made the longest
hit of the day when his drive 10 right
field missed clearing the fence by six
inches. DOC" Lloyd missed a fly in
right field after a hard run, when his
left leg got caught in the grass. Hold
man and Stover fielded we'll for the
Stars. while Cochran and Wainwright
showed class for the Pets.
Both teams are composed Of clerks
of the accounts receivable department
of the DUPONT Company
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
ROAR OVERHEAD
SCARES RESIDENTS

Residents Of the Western side of
the city, especially those who have
read Wells war of the Worlds" we're
under the impression that an enemy
from another planet had paid US a
visit about 10 o'clock last even
ing when burrirg sound was heard
overhead. Such a sound as this had
foretold the arrival of the force from
Mars in Wells volume and with
anxious glances into the starry fields
overhead. the people gazed
Nothing could be seen last evening
but the sound was very plain and it
was thought an aeroplane was being
driven across the city. The sound
was heard by numerous citizens in
the neighborhood OF Second and
Broome streets.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
eoinued from Page Five.)


sewernes in connection with the
seweystem OF. the city &C.
~T case of Liebig Manufacturing
Corny VS. Wales. ct. al, and Hart
MAYS Wilmington, go thoroughly
intthe powers Of the Board of
Heh.
rhe case Of Keough vs. Whining
tom discusses the question of the
lest bidder and is therefore i'm
Jrtant upon the question of munich
II contracts.
The case of Ewing vs. The Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington. and F'lath
US. Cunningham. are a few OF the
cases which treat Of the city's iiabil-
ity or non-liability in damage suits.
If a traveller along a country road
desircus of reaching a certain place,
should come to CROSSROADS and she
were ignorant of the locality. he
would be sorely perplexed as to which
road to take to reach his point OF
destination. If person we're placed
I'm q dark room of a strange house,
he would certainly have great diff
Guilty in finding his way out If a
sailor were put in a boat on the
ocean without his compass, he would
be lost. and so it is with the charter
without decisions. But let the travel
er sec a sign at the crossroads and
he vi have no difficulty in knowing
which direction to take. Place a
light in dark room and a way out
will be an easy matter. Give the
mariners compass to sailor and he
will steer straight 20 his port or
haven. And SC with the decisions
or annotations TO the charter. They
tell us the meaning Of what we think
is clear but which to say the least,
will be doubtful without said decisions
and annotations.
"Third-We are familiar with all
the practical workings Of it.
Little need be said upon this sub
ject. The man who knows his work
and knows how to do it is ordinarily
a valuable person. A new man who
must be broken in and taught and
shown about his work is a bother and
a very unsatisfactory person until he
becomes familiar with his work This
applies in municipal affairs as well
as in private business. We under
stand how to conduct our elections,
and how to make contests in regard
thereto We know the oath of Office
and the manner of taking It. The va
rious officials know their work and
the manner of performing it, and this
in a large measure is the result of
our courts decisions. One may think
that language is clear. and means a
certain thing. but experience has
taught us differently At one time
there is a conflict between the Water
Department and the Street and Sewer
Department as to the laying of water
and sewer pipes in the streets. An
other time there Is trouble between
the Board of Publication and the
Board of Health as to the keeping Of
school in sanitary condition.
Those bodies AZ that time did not
seem to know what to do. We would
know now what to do in case of a
repetition Of such troubles for we now
have an Advisory Board with power
. to hear and decide disputes Of such
character Again the Street and
Sewer Department once thought it.
had right TO collect wharf. pole and
lmarket rents and that its officials
should receive said revannes- A.
result the Street and Sewer Depart
ment received said revenues for 13
years. The matter was taken into the
Superior and Supreme Courts of this
State and both of said courts unani-
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
Mr.. farman Argues That
A1ended City Charter Will Do

mously decided that said revenues did
not belong TO the Street and Sewer
Department, but that the Council had
the right to the use of said moneys
Tor the general use Of the city. The
department now understands better
the practical operations Of the char
ter in this respect And the above IL
lustrations are but a few OF the many
which show us the Importance of as-
herring to an instrument that has
definite land marks and which makes
clear TO US our rights and duties
points out the proper officials to dis
charge the same and the manner In
which they are to do their work.
Fourth. A radically new charter
would render nugatory a number Of
the ordinances and resolutions. and
leave others in a doubtful state.
The above is our last reason. And
nothing need be said in regard to
this matter any more than there are
a number Of dependent ordinances
and resolutions, that is, ordinances
and resolutions passed in pursuance
of certain charter powers, and these
dependent ordinances and resolutions
would be rendered null and void or
Of very doubtful character IL there
should be radical change in the
charter, laws and ordinances Of the
city. II would require the services of
lawyers to carefully examine all ex-
listing ordinances and resolutions in
order to ascertain which of the same
were longer in force and binding upon
the city, If radically new charter
should be adopted. In view of the
above reasons We submit that changes
If any, in the charter, should be made
by amendments and not by adopting
radically new charter.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
BUOY KNOCKS HOLE
IN LAUNCH HULL

The gasoline launch Normalita. run
ming between this city and Fenton's
Beach had hole stove in her hull by
colliding with a dredging buoy We'd
nesday night The launch had been
hauled out on the beach for some i'm
provements, and after being fioated II
collided with the buoy. Although big
hole was made, II was temporarily fill-
ed with canvas and the Normalita
picked her way to Wilmington and re-
pairs are now being made.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
PONY INA RUNAWAY.

James Kitchens pony ran away
yesterday from Fourteenth and
French streets and two boys who
were in the cart we're thrown out re-
ceiving slight injuries The boys we're
a son OF Mr. Kitchen and James
Bonner. Of No. 522 Walnut street
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
NEw PLACE FoR NR. HuBBARp.

c. D. Hubbard, formerly commercial
manager OF the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company left
last evening for Seattle. Washington,
on a vacation trip On August ! Mr.
Hubbard will report at Alexandria
Va, where he will assume the duties
OF general manager Of the Alexandria
Electric Company.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
OUICKsTgP JRs. WIN.

Quickstep Jrs., this morning defeat
ed Blossom A. c. d to 49, Frank Col
Inns and Paul Dale we're the battery
for Quickstep. Quickstep wants chal-
lenges from any 10-year-old team in
the city. Address Lambert Gooding, No.
1131 irkwood street
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
SEIZED WITH Eft.

J. Thomas swiger. Of No 20 Klund
street, fell in a az last evening and
cut his head. The Phoenix ambulance
removed the man TO the Delaware
Hospital
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
MIR. pARkER RErnYFRING.

Edward A. Parker OF No. 421 Ship
l~, stroct. 20 -oevsrrfne fsss... -sss,lss
of paralysis Mr.. Parker is a pioneer
Wilmingtonian.
Evening journal., 1911-06-30
DEAC0NBssEs AT MT. LEBANON.

-Four deacohesses from this city VIII
be In charge Of services in Mt Leb-
anon NJ e. Church at Rockland on
Sunday morning They are Miss Gould.
Miss Morse. Miss Jones and Miss Car
ter They will be accompanied BY the
Misses Easlev, who will sing They
will represent the Wilmington Mission
ary Society
Evening journal., 1911-06-30

See Bader-Fire works-Ninth and
Market Streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
ADS BY PHONE.

You can easily sell it. Call
Bell 115, Auto Ills, tell the
girl what it is and The
Herald will sell it. No
bother, no formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.

Deeds Filed.
MADEIRA street between San Marcial
and Estrella streets J. Gray and
wife to Harry t. Bowers, lots '27, IS.
block 81. East Ell Paso addition, con-
sideration $3.50; May 81. 1911
Licensed to Wed.
Farley Redd and Ruth Hurst.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs E. c. Richard Of La Mesa.
n NJ, May 81.
To Mrs. w. McNease. 1923 Bliss street
May %.
To Mrs. Refugio Medran. $40 ochoa
street, May 25-
To Mrs Antonio Barron, sos Fifth
street, May II.
To Vicente Flores, corner Seventh
and Ell Paso streets, May p.
To Mrs Jose Casares. Park street
May 20.
Births-GtrIs
To Mrs. Preciliano Ramirez, Is Leon
street, May "a.
To Mrs. Pascual Gales. IT Leon alley.
May %.
To Mrs. Ventura Valdez. 1sl Fourth
street, May 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
PROMOTIONS MADE
IN FOURTH CAVALRY

Washington, D. c.. May so.-Promo-
Sions In the cavalry branch of the
army have been made as follows:
Capt Stephen H Elliott, 18th cav
airy TO be major. vice Maj. Guy Garlic
ton, fourth cavalry. detached.
First Lieut. Varien D. Dixon, who
has been detailed in signal corps, to
be captain, subject to examination,
vice Capt Edmund S. Wright, first
cavalry.
First Lieut. Fred ". Hershler. fourth
cavalry, to be captain, vice Capt. VIM.
c. Rivers, 10th cavalry.
First Lieut.. John A Wagner, third
cavalry, to be captain, vice VIM d
Chitty, fourth cavalry, detailed.
Second Lieut. Harold B. Johnson.
third cavalry, TO be first lieutenant
vice Lieut. Fred w. Hershler, fourth
cavalry
Second Lieut.. orviTe n. Tyler. fourth
cavalry, to be first lieutenant, vice
Lieut. VIM. a Cornell, 10th cavalry
Second Lieut. Alexander NJ Milton
fourth cavalry, to be first ieus>nant
vice Lieut. Thomas d. Knox, first cav
airy, detached
Second Lieut. Henry c. Pratt, fourth
cavalry, to be first lieutenant, vic"
Lieut.. James E Fechet, ninth cavalry
Second Lieut. James J. O'Hara
fourth cavalry. to be first lieutenant
vice Lieut. William s Wells, seventr
cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
PHI, SMITH SHIPS CAR
OF HORSES FROM VAN HORN

Van Horn. Tex, May 30.-Phil Smith
shipped a car of horses to Colorado
CITY to the D. d. Snyder ranch.
Mrs l. ]. Hall, Miss Lillian Hall
and Allen Hall have returned from Hot
Springs. where they have been for the
past 10 days
O z Finley and family came over
land by auto from Roswell to Van
Horn. They expect to spend the sum-
mer here and Fort Davis visiting rela-
tives and friends They report the
country in fine condition.
The Van Horn people are rejoicing
over fine rain Saturday night, last
ing several hours
Supt Rainier and family of FL Paso
spent several days in Van Horn prep
paratory TO their move to their Oonus
eight miles from town.
Fred Gioson's family has moved to
the residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. Vada Milican.
Lee Prude and sons have left for
the ranch on the Rio Grande.
Mrs T. c. Turk has gone TO Colo
RADIO City for a TWO weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Mcclure.
Buck Bounds has returned from FL
Paso, where he has been to see his
father. who has been very i'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
FEAST OF WEEKS
TO BE CELEBRATED
Special Services at Temple
Beth FL Thursday and
Friday


Shebuoth. the feast OF weeks. viii be
celebrated in FL Paso on Thursday
evening. June J. and Friday morning,
June 2. at Temple Mount Sinai on
Thursday evening there will be a ser
vice of song and on Friday morning
the confirmation ceremony VIII De
held
Shebuoth (the feast Of weeks) is so
called because 1t is celebrated seven
weeks after the second day or the
Passover festival It is sometimes call
ed the Pentecost. as it falls on the
"fiftteth" day after the above-m
tioned date. The days between the
two festivals are ceremonially counted
6Omer) and are observed by the more
orthodox as a season of abstinence, no
marriages being contracted in that
season
sbebuoth is the festival of the first
fruits. the early harvest festival In
the ancient temple, a sheaf OF barley
was presented at the altar. together
with other sacrifices. The day has
been associated in Jewish tradition
with the Sinaitic revelation 1t Is In
this character that 1T has been Sc
1ected by the modern reform synagog
for the annual confirmation day It
shares the Joyous character Of the 9TH
er pilgrim festivals. IT is only OBJ
served one day Corthodox custom adds
a second)-
It is regarded as the cornerstone Of
the Jewish faith. the memorial Of the
giving of the ten worlds. The harvest
character OF the day is preserved IN
the floral offering brought by the con-
firmants, also by readings from the
book of Ruth, the idyl Of the early ag-
ricultrral life OF the Jew. It's deeper
Significance is emphasized by the SOL
emn confirmation Of the adolescent
boys and girls upon the occasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30
MULE AND BOAR FIGHT
RATTLE TO THE DEATH

San Antonio. Tex, May SO.-From
Cuero comes the news of ferocious
fight between mule and wild boar
that took place in the pasture of John
Frair. few miles east of Cuero. The
mule had been turned into the pasture
to Craze when he encountered the IN
furiated boar, which Immediately set
upon him..
The mule defended itself by kicking
at the boar as 1t attacked, but the
boars sharp teeth were too much for
the mule and after a fight of an hour
and half the mule succumbed- The
hog was bruised and skinned in many
places from the sharp hoofs of the mule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-30

You can easily sell it. Call
Bell 10, Auto 1115, tell the
girl what it is and The
Herald will sell it. No
bother, no formality.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-07
TO EXCHANGE.

4SIRAHI.E RESIDENCE properties
in Guthrie TO exchange for farm
properties II. A Baggett.
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HOW'S THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars re.
ward FOR any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., ToleJo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
r J. Cheney for the last Is years,
ana believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and f.
nanclally able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARTIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. D
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
PNce IS cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Boston. 3; Washington. +.
St. Louis. IL; Detroit. s.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, 10; st. Joseph g.
Sioux City, 70; Pueblo, I
Omaha Topeka game postponed.
ra u.
ed, rain.
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AGENTS Learn about the profits
made supplying perfumes to fam
lies. Address Leffler & Co., Indian
apolis, Ind.
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WANT S
CLASSIFIED
MlscELLANEoUS

ElOMESEEkBRS Excursion TO Al
spine, Oregon, November 4 For
particulars phone 599 or call at room
: Gray building. Alpine Land Co,
Guthrie, Okla
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AGENTS WANTED

5000 WEEKLY selling Collection
Cabinets to merchants. No com
petition. Exclusive territory Write
for free SAMPLES and descriptive
matter Sayers Co, Laclede Bldg
ST. Louis, Mo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ahlIadeIphla. S; New YORK. 4.

Philadelphia, S; New York, 4.
Philadelphia, Ocq New York
Nas deated ( TO s.
Score K II Il
Now York i'll. 02o l0o 0l0 s 2
philadelphia . 00l O0l sos 10 J.
Boston, 3; Washington, I.
Boston. oct 7-Ptted sga'ns1
Walter Johnson, Buck O'Brien. Bos
tons recruit pitcher, mainta ned his
mastery Of batsmen, and Boston won
from Washington, to J.
Score X II +
Boston ...,, III 600 00*--3 /
Washington =. 0Ol 900 O00--1 6 /
ST. Louis, II; Detroit, S.
St Louis, Oct. st Louis won
from Detroit, II to 3
Score. x n T.
Detroit .-.. 500 100 ,0l 10 A
St. Louis .... $40 00l 10e-l1 T. 4
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Apnlication for Pardon

Arnlication for Pardon
We, the undersigned hereby make
nown by publication our istention Of
etitioning the governor of this state
or parole for William Roper con
vlcted of burglary III the district
court of Logan county, Oklahoma, in
the March, 1911, term Of said court
fSigned1 T W NOBLE.
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CALIFORNIA FARM LANDS
Business Opportunities.

pNP BE A WAGE EARNER-I}e
Rnr own boss. Make $4,000 to sl00
fekly with new proposition. Go
Pg like wild fire. Fascinating work.
B experience. Profits 500 per cent
|R.O0 capital for merchandise will
|art you Get busy. Act quick.
|ept. 235, G. F. Co, Congress and
Rflin, Chicago.
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NEW HOUSEHOLD ARrlCLE-Low

NEW HOUSEHOLD ARrlCLE-Low
priced. 150 per cent profit to you
Money back guarantee. Has startl-
ed the world. loco, 900 to be sold in
the next 10 months, Every woman
buys Novel Invention One agent
says "2l sales first day Another
wired ship dozen first express "
Moss took ) orders after supper. Sc
cure territory Send postal today
now this minute Delay is defeat.
Fun details and working plan free
Guagc Mfg. Co. 81 Meredith Bldg.
Toledo. Ohio
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WANTED--We are now assigning
our territory for 1912 and desire
to get salesmen OF experience and
progressiveness to handle our high
class line Of signs, calendars, fans
and novelties IN GanIie and adjac-
ent territory. Che Scioto Sign Co,
kenton, O.
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SIDE LINE, pocket samples; 10 min
utes, SO commission; high-grade
men only; no other need apply. Ad
vertising Novelty Coz Newton, la.
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NEW RESIDENCE in Sulphur. Ok
TO exchange for Guthrie property.
It. A. Baggett.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-06-16
ststussss Of 1908: relating to the Colo

Statutes of 1908. relating to the Colo
.essn sbanssr
of the Supreme Court Of Colorado.
S. p. 147-Making provision for the
completion Of the purchase by the
state Of Colorado Of the John Elsner
s. p. 21s-tBy limitationl-Providi
stock.
s. B. 2S1-Amending an act entitled:
An. act in relation to Litigation dis
S. B. s25.-Providings that proof of
havns Mi e Gs as sSs
law provides. selling or Offering for
Of sues
out first exhibiting the hide of the
same se pr,ma Ssc, as pIESSIded 5y shall
such person or persons in their prose-
cMnen.S 81 larceny for neat cattle. the
providing that one who purchases beef
without first examining the hide shall
goods.
IN, s. R p sssdA u section sss5 Of
&c E ysss a 1sSs ths same being section
Colorado for the year 1887.
g; B. 7a-Proyiding for making COM
served in the Spanish AMERICAN War,
c, ,eo
:. q: iso-Amendlng an act entitled:
at an act 70 amend an act entitled: An
baiiiffs for the district courts: defin.
Ing the powers and duties Of such bal
lifts: fixing their compensation, and to
flict with this act PAnn1a ~ LII ~ Sv
1881 !" annroved Esh.nap ~ az q
to repeal ali acts and paris ~ acts in
conflict herewith.
q r. 1l1-Amsp6,n~ .act,on Eoss -,
me Revised Statutes Of Colorado con.
SGttk .ne .lme OF taxing the school
anS .s Gensus " peIsons OF schooi age
anu 'naAhs report upon the same.
SB. 1bs-Amendinp .ec.,on O, =, nm
act relating 10 probate matters IN.
nS .aa, np.r isysi sara section ~ be
~ . soH sLoe ~ the REVISED statutes
VI S'iofaoo ot isoo.
- o. =; 1iof1EConserning eonvicts In the
county Jaus ana providing Tor parole
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-06-16
REVIEW OF THE WORK OF THE
EIGHTEENTH GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS THAT ARE SIGNED
ALSO THOSE WHICH BECOME
LAW WITHOUT GOVERNORS
APPROVAL OR VETO.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-The time for action by the
Governor upon the bills passed by the
Eighteenth General Assembly has ex-
pired and list of those which become
law follows. Governor Shafroth has
signed all these given except those
designated "by limitation" which. not
having been vetoed. also become law
without the Governors approval