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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09

Deseoso sie1npre ell BOLETIN, de re
s1eiar en- sus col,unnas todas aquellas
infor1naciones pNblicas, que redundan
en- benefcio del paas, y sin tener en-
cuenta para NADIA la fliacion polltlca
de donde proceden los funclonarlos a
uuiemes interroga, NOS avistamos antea
yer en- La residencia del senor don Fran
cisco del Valle Atiles y solicitamos de
q un Hinterviu" acerca de su admins
TRACTION Municipal.
El senior del Vale Atiles con la de
ferencia de costuaabre Sc puso n1res
t,ras ordenes. sosteniendo un dlalogo ann
mado del cual tomanos muchos apun
res. L
He aqui, ahora, la information:
NO, Se1or del Vale mi objeto no
-es establecer coanparaca6n. Me gula
algo mas alto; anotar como cronista,
hacer historic; porque consldero que
va es tieqnpo de que yaya quedando es
crita Ia vida municipal.
ST, es cierto pero los informes anua
les, no condensan La historic administra
tiva local, sino por anualidades; y es
dificil ir slll1lando successes, para negar
4 un total.
lie ruego pues, que no sc escude en-
esa caracterlstica de usted de no exte
riorizarwe; y sfrvase deci11me como us
ted pueda, que ha realizado la Admi
nistrari6n Municipal en- ell periodic de
estos ultilnos cuatro amos.
-Tratare de complacer a usted, 81
bien debo aclara,r que en- estos trabajos
hechos asi la aigera, La mennoria no
es nuestro mas fiel auxiliar, y como hay
que ir bastante atras, quien sabe 81
caiga EN- alguna omission Q me exceda
zen la enumeration de hechos; pero va
mos pues al case:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
ACUEDUCTO

installation de senvicios de aqua en-
til MuelIe No. 2.
Tendido de tt1beria del Acueducto
Ell ell barrio de Madhuchal, Santurce,
hasta la escueIa Coyco, calles Sebo1uco,
Canals, Condado, Luchetti y Avenida
de las Nereidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
Lea SlV boy, hoy Ia De S

ComcnzamG aver, como av#ssisamos.,
ell nuevo eoncuso, para ganar u r.iei
que regala el BOLETTN.
Figensc nuestrus lectorc~. en- IN expTs-
oaci6n que danes en otro sitio. El pro-
cedimicnto - seneiH is1-1o.
Todos los dias qutamos, q ponemoss
una letra, en- uno de loe anuncios que
publica el BOLETIN. ESQ 80 haze eu
un solo cjemplar. La er-sata voiuntaria-
mcnte hecha por nootre. no "a mis- qus:
en- un SOLO NUNER0. n rrxto a. u.
edici6n va sin In cr~ata ~ un splo eieur.
plar ell rnarcado. Puss bien; los lectp-
res del BOLETIN para eomprcb@w ~ &c:
d. IN en- su poder FL ejsmpSar marra<le.
deben conservar el s'e hoy, por cjcrsrsa.
hasta que rccibar q dc nanszsa. La
cl de mariana, avisanlee doode esti, y en
que consiste In alteration hecba or no
sotros en- el tcxto de un arY1ncso.
El lector, con sHnsa faciiidad ensoacs1x
puedc vcr ~ tiene en su pcier el eJem-
pdar, ell mico eJempIar que marramos
el dia anterior.
81 10 tiene. u ha lido 4 pesar Er nz-
nos el tinsco ejempaa< It'll cs<hs din rxrx
Ell CONCURSO DE. RBLOJ, reosxs~
d anuncio sG rnzrcsdo y 10 guarfs A@s-
Ia ei dia Is del eorricnte en- que p~ara
saber los que tienc. Despuds nes ios rs-
mite; uno, doa. tres 'os quo scnga
Y no rmporta quo sean poccs porzua
en- casla concurp no habrs mSs de veins~
c ,pnes, en- decir veiasr apuneios marz-
dos por noptru.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
La aperture De Ia Cdnara
SESSION INAUGURAL

Sc reuni6 las diez. Ocup6 Ia presi.
dencla interina ell Sr. Ramon I'll. Delca.
do, Ell secretario Sr. Jose Muiioz Rivera
paso lista y Sc hallaban presentes los de.
legados siguientes.
Senior Amadeo (S).
Barcel6 (H).
Benitez Santana CID
i" Carbonel (M).
Cautino (G).
Cervoni (G).
. Coli Cuchi (S).
Coira (A).
Cuevas Zequeira (H).
Delgado (H.
Diaz Navarro (H).
Diego de (D.
Elzaburu (A).
Garcia Duc6s (A)
Giorgetti (S).
Gonzalez (A).
Guerra (M).
Lopez del VaDle (S).
" Lluveras CAY.
" Marvin P).
Massari (M).
Munoz (G).
Roig Cardosa (A).
" Rivera (P).
" Ruis Soler (A).
" Sober (S).
. Trelaes (M).
" Usera (P).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
H Dr. G. MuiOy Dia

farticipa d su n'BDerosa clientels au~
desde esta fecha fila para la conulsa
diaria, las horas Dc una tres tie IN tar
dc en- In callc de Tetuan No. 81, donde
tIene establecido su despacho profr~;a
nal.
Tclffonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
GALES

Continuation de afirnnado en- la calle
Egozcue y arrogdo de la Duffaut.
Pawimentaci5n y aceras de una gran
extension de Ia calle Recinto Sur, 4 par
tir de Ia bajada de. la calle de la Tan
ga, hasta llegar al Teatro.
Nuevo adoquinado y aceras de la ca
lie Netuan desde Tanca al Teatro
Pavimentaci6n y aceras de las GALES
Benefcencia, Morovis y Rosario, y tro
20 de Norzagaray y una gran extension
sie acera frente all Cuartel de Ballaja.
Y por el lado Este de dicho Quartet
Sc ha hecho una extensa pavimentaci6n
que ternina al encontrase con Ia ra1npla
del Cenenterio.
Pavimentaci6n de trozo de oalle del
-'Comercio" y "Marina"
Arreglo de ia calle de San Mateo,
Santurce; Ribot, Colomer, Barcelona,
Condado, subida 4 la Lglesia, Santurce; !;
seanino de Loiza y Avenida Miramar.
Dejo en- Was de ejecuci6n la nueva
pavimentaci6n de I'M gran trozo de la
calle del Parque y de otra calle que
slne esta con Ia Avenida de las Nerei
das, asi como ell boulevard del Recinto
Norte.
Sc han mantenido en- buan estado las
s.alles y plazas de La ciudad.
ADQUIsICION DE PROPIEDADES
Adqsnsici6n de un predio de terreno
en- Santurce, para Hospital Cuarentena
rio de aninaies. Otro pequeno predio
para regularizar el solar donde radi
aan les Hospitales Municipales.
FL AyuntanientO de Ia ciudad ha ad
suir;do el Puente Glalnado "Dos HERNIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
OBRAS NUEVAS

Obras generates de aareglo v alcanta
ri]lado del barrio de Puerta de TERRA
y numleracion de sus casas.
Obras nuevas en- La Planta del Acue
ducto; tales son: obras de un muro de
defensa en- la presa, installation de una
bonlba auxiliar de tanques; recorrida
de filtraciones y servicios de valvulas
y recargo del canlino a la planta, esta
hleciendo alcanfariflado.
Casa para los anaqninistas de la Plan
ia del Acueducto.
Sc han iniciado los trabajos prepara
torios para la obra de urbanizaci6n V
embellecimiento de la ciudad, Puerta
de TERRA y ;Santurce, habi6ndcse contra
tado con arquitecto especialista, ell plan
general que ira desarroNando la NUM-
cipaGdad, una vez aprobado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
BOllBERoS

Fijaci6n de bocas de incendio en- la
ciudad y sus barrios y adquisici6n de
tres bounbas Ajax, entinguidoras de
incendio.
Sc ha establecido el servicio perma
nente nocturno = el pago por los ser
v1clos del personal del cuerpo de bonn
beros.
Tamhien Sc han hechos en- Ia ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
TRABAJoS DE ALUMBRA

Irabajo tecnico de estudio revision
de todos los servicios de alumhradO
electrico de la ciudad.
Aumento de alunbrado en- La ciudad
y sus barrios, habhndose extendido ell
de Puerta de TERRA y hevado las ca
lies San Juan, Monserrate, Palma, Cul
to, Dos Hermanos, Wilson, San Mateo
y GALES de Miramar, en- Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09

Usera (P).
fa Or Dlaz Navarro propuso al Sr
dose de Diego para presidente. Sc anro
30 por unanimidad. El Sr. de Di yo
en- breves palabras, agradece el honm.
que sc lie tributa dice que Ia distin-
clon que sc le otorga es superior 4 sus
fuerzas, sin embargo, procurara como
en- pasadas legislatures cumpQir con 81,
deber. Termina manifestando que sp
a La Camara sera eterno
Entra una Comisi6n del Conseio
compuesta de los seiiores Barbosa. Dex-
ter y Was Ochoteco, y anuncia que eI
alto cuerpo ha entradO en- funciones
La Camara nombra los seiiores Sober
Coli y Cuchi y Barcel6 para que decla-
re constltulda la Camara. Pasa al CON
IseJo
Sc nombra una Comisi0n compuesta
de los senores Georgetti, Marvin v DEF
gado y pasa a la Fortaleza para anun-
clar al gobe1nado que la Camara sc Isa-
llla reunlda. Transcurre ell receso.
Una Comisi6n def Conseio compuesta
de los seilores Travieso Sanchez Mo
raaes anuncla que la lectu1a del Mensaie
tendra efecto maiiana, 4 las diez. cons
tltuldas las dos Camaras EN- una hons-
genoa.
H Sr. de Diego pOpone que sc NOM
bre una Comisi6n para dictaminar acer-
ca del asunto, y son nombrados hos Sc
ilores Sober y Coli y Cuchi.
El .Sr Diaz Navarro expone s,i voto
particular de que ell mensaie del gober-
nador sea leido por separado. En- case
de que eli gobernador venga personalmen
a leer e1 Mensaje-dice el Sr. Diaz Ma
va1ro-puede fOrmanse Ia AsamHea
conjunta.
Los senores Garcia Duc6s, Cervoni Y
Guerra son de opinion que Ia lectlna del
Mensaje sea en- session conjmta, y al
efecto leen textos de ley.
Ell Sr. Soler secunda al Sr. Diaz Ma
vaxrO.
Ell Sr. MasSari somete el case 4 la apro
baci6n de la Camara.
Ed Sr. Usera eXpone que ha dc cum
plirse ell articu1o 25 del C6digo Polftico
Ell Sr. Amadeo dice que sc someta "a
caso la Camara. Aprueba ca seflor
Cervoni.
El Sr. Georgetti propone que Sc dele
su libertad a la Comisi6n de la Camara
(sehores Soler y Coll y Cuchi) para con-
ferenciar con ell Consejo, y acuerlan 81
lei Mensaje ha de icerse conjuntamente
8 por sepa1ado.
Sc acuerda que la Comisi6n informe &
la Camara acerca del resr1tado de Ia con
ferencia que tengs con el Oonsejo, SO
bre Ia lectura del Mensaje
Despues de una entrevista entire Ia
CoHisi6n del Consejo y Ia Gamers sc
tonl6 ell acuerdo sigulente: Mhhana &
las diez, &c leera ell MensRje del Gobcr
~ador por separado, por eada euerpo le-
legislador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
NUEVOS EDIFICIOS

Obras y aperture del Hospital de Me
dicina. y Cuugia, de Santurce
Edificio de administration de los Hos
pitales de Sarturue.
BaIneario Pnblico. plaza del Merca
do de Santurce. Casetas para ell Hospi
tai Cuarentenario.
Construction de una cuadra apropia
da para ell ganado, propiedad del Mu
nicipio y sittlada en- ell sitio llamado
"CampamentO'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09

La scnal hechs en- uusssro n1nrro S~r
sabado. fus guitar In ietra A IL snunrss
LA HORA, que por 10 ssnto qued5 ssis
Ia HOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
LA VIDA MUNICIPAL

nos, que facilita, desde la carretera Ge
Santurce, el paso hacia ell "Condado"
Esta adquisici6n Sc ha yerifcado, pre-
via una information pub]ica la que
asistieren representations de la prensa,
de los partidos politicos, elementos, ex
tranjeros, alto comercio y propietarios
de la Municipalidad, la cual infornna
ci6n fue favorable por una absolute
mayoria.
Aquisici6n por cesion hecha por el
Gobierno Federal, del terreno situado
en- ell Recinto Sur en- una extension de
4,O76 metros c1ladrados.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Missouri.

STOP Don't so a step further than
Douglas county. down 10 the beautiful
OxarkB, raise anything, corn 30 to Is bush.
els per acre, ell other crops in proportion;
cheapest good land on earth. 81 TO so per
acre. Free information. Globe Real Estate
Co, Ava Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
DUNDEE

Bargain in a good, s-room, all modern
mouse on Davenport St., near 18th; two big
lots; only $3.50
Your choice of those north front lots on
Chicago St., between 5Oth and 5lst Only
N,OOO each-on easy terms.
One of the neatest and attraotiYa homes
IN Dundee, on Davenport St, near 6lst.
Large living room with beamed ceiling
fireplace, etc; den and lavatory and toilet
on first floor. Three bedrooms and large
bath room on second floor. Oak floors
throughout; hot water heat. Only se,5oO
On 41st, near Davenport, q new, very at
tractive 7-room, thoroughly modern house;
large living room. fireplace, etc. four good
bedrooms, attic. Only $500
zoos s. S0th Ave, a fine 10-room all mod
ern house; has six bedrooms, large barn.
lot 1ooxlto feet, east front. bargain for
some one
E. W. STOLTENBERG,
-. 15l0 IQ6 Hard ~ TNsaao nta-S
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

$50 ACRES, Cas- county. Iowa, farm inn
proved and well located; price slS per
Minnesota or Dakota land. clear. No In
Iated prices considered. one l0-horse-
power portable gasoline ensine for what
have your Address G. w. AoCaustlands
Cass County, Lorah, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

1900 equity In good quarter in southern
Minnesota; quarters two miles from
22x40. with gable roof, small granary and
fence. Want machine stock or dry goods,
Price $50 per acre.
Benz A. Cone,
Window, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Best Lots West

Have you seen our newly developed block
Davenport SITS ? We have finished ali
street improvements and grading and tree
planting, to make the block uniform. Lots
are restricted to good houses No olo
houses In the block Prices range from
81 oOo 20 50 on0 Let us send you a plat and
circular with full particulars
Harrison & Morton
9l6 Omaha Natl Block. Tel. ID. ala
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
OFFERED FoR REM
Furnished Rooms-oontinued.

VERY nice large Furnished rooms 20,
Dung men, everything modern on car line.
W%lktns distance. Free telephone 5g M
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
OFFERED For RENT


THE best candy made can be bought
most any place where candy is sold Re
member the narne--O Brien's candy. II Mrs
this ad to The Bee office within three days
we VIII give her a COO box Of this fine
candy free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
FOR SALE.
Choice Farm Land Very Chear

Owner must sell at once 100 acres of very
choice farm land within five miles OF Bur.
lington. the county seat OF Kit Carson
best; land perfectly level with just enough
for good drainage; a section Of the country
that is improving very fast Price, SIS
per acre.
w. ]. Dermody Investment Co.,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

WANTED-A good stock OF general mer-
ehRndise. $500 10 $1,000. IN exchanFe Tor
5000 farm near Rolfe, Ia. and cash Farm
contains lbf acres, six-room house. barn.
equity. $3.50; y. r. LeomSr, Rolfs, las
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

SEND for list OF our fine improved
southern Minnesota lands We have
Brown Land Co, offices Madelia ana New
Richland, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
REAL ESTATE
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
(Continued.)

on Grant St, just trifle east Of 18th st.
Price, s., $50; 500 cash aud balance prao-
ttcany same as rent.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
WANTS STATE TO
RETAIN SCHOOLS
Party Calls on Governor Cruce in Pro-
test Against the Provisions of
Akin Bill.

Oklahoma City, Dec. Preston
Allen, coal operator of McAlester; w.
B. Johnson of .Ardmore and C. C.
Zeigler, president of the State FEEDER.
alton of Labor, called on Governor
Cruce yesterday in protest against the
Akin bill now being initiated for abol.
ishing a number of the state educa-
tional Institutions The callers were
interested in retaining the School of
Mines at Wilburton. Governor Cruce
said that he was not against the teach
ing of the course handled by that in.
stittuion, but thought it could be done
in cooperation with either the state
university or the A. & M. college. He
made it plain that while he did not
agree with the Akin bill in detail, yet
he would support it for the good ii
would accomplish.
delegation from Alva also called
upon the governor in the interest of
retaining the state normal school To-
Gated at that point.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
ROW STARTED BY
INITIATED BILL
Supporters of Bill For Reducing
Schools, Contend That Schools
Are Part of Machine.

Oklahoma City, Dec, More dis
cussion has been caused by the initia.
tive bill filed by Oliver II. Akin of
Moore, who proposes to eliminate
thirteen state schools by this kind of
Legislation, than by any other bill pre-
pared for ference to the voters since
statehood, and no matter whether the
petition for a reference receives en-
Iough signatures and eventually is
adopted, the proposed measure has
started something" in all events.
Two state departments, the state
board of education and the state board
of agriculture, already have begun an
active campaign against its submis-
sion. Local sentiment is being stirred
up in the vicinities where the schools.
which the bill specifies shall be drop
ped are located, and the benefits of
the institutions to those communities
urged
On the other hand, supporters of the
bill are bringing into play as their
best argument that too much money is
required for the support of the num-
erous schools, and that better work
may be accomplished at fewer schools
supported by more liberal appropria-
tions. The reply of the other forces
to this is the statement that Okla
homa spends comparatively for little
school purposes, and that to abandon
anl educational institution would be
step backward in the eyes of people
of other states.
Supporters of the bill make the
charge that the schools were started
and are maintained, not so much for
educational purposes as for political
reasons and the building up of great
political machine.
Those who have arrayed them
selves in opposition to the Akin bill
say that it will be defeated because
THE schools are so widely scattered
that there will be no considerable area
in which they will not have the sup
port of voters who wish to retain
their educational centers, while sup
porters of the bill declare that it will
receive many votes from the sections
objected, and that the farmers in coun.
ties having state schools will vote
heavily against them.
The fight already has grown bitter,
and the contest will be even warmer,
1t is anticipated, before the time for
filing signatures to the petition comes
around.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
FIFTY INJURED IN FALL
OF STAND At JACKSON

Jackson, Miss, Dec. Fifty per-
sons were injured, several possibly
fatally, when a temporary grandstand
at the state fair grounds collapsed just
before play was started yesterday in
the annual football contest between
the University of Mississippi and Mis-
sippi Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege. A thousand or more spectators
tumbled to the ground with the wreck
age.
The stand gave away without warn
ing, suddenly fitting to one side, and
going down under its burden of hui
manity. A number of women and
children were among the occupants OF
the structure.
The wounded were hurried to hos
pitals and private homes for surgical
Iattention as quickly as automobiles
carriages and other vehicles could be
summoned
Thomas Spengler of Jackson; ], c.
Gathins, Prairie, Miss, and T. w
Henry, Clinton, Miss are the most
seriously hurt. Both of Spenglers
legs were broken. Gothings and
Henry were hurt internally.
Lieuteant Governor Manship and
Secretary of State ]. n. Power of Mis-
sissippi were among those in the stand
but they escaped with slight bruises
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
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ganized with large membership and
Walter Bayard, president; Lee p.
Horst, oecretary an dtreasurer. The
university of Montana, at Missoula,
organized with Wayne Johnson, pres
ident; Carl Click, first vice president; /;
William Vealey, second vice president;
E. Patrick Kelley, corresponding sec
retary; George Stone, recording sec
retary; o. D. Speer, treasurer. Stu
dents of Williams and Mary College,
at Williamsburg, Va, have a club of
rs members, with DR.. J. S. Wilson,
Virginia, president; William E. Doty,
Kentucky, first vice president; r. B.
Jackson, Virginia, secrond vice presi-
dent and Arthur w. James and Allan
If. English, secretaries.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
Football Results.

At Macon. Ga-Mercer 20. Howard
Aat Jacksonville - University of
Florida 81. Charleston, S. c.. College.
0.
1t saston. Pa.-Lafayette c. Dick
inson 0.
At Philadelphia-Penn. 2l, Cornell
At Washington Georgetown %,
Lehigh 3.
At Atlanta Georgia 2S, Clemson
College 0.
At Richmond-v Virginia 2S, Univer-
sity of North Carolina o.
At Northwestern Normal 10,
Oklahoma Christian University 0.
At College station-A. & NJ. %,
Baylor u. II.
At Austin Oklahoma 6, Texas 3.
At New Washington &
Lee 5, Tulane 5.
At Little Rock-Arkansas 10, L. S.
u. 0.
Pittsburg. NOV. SO.-Pennsylyania
30; University of Pittsburg 0.
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 3O.-vander-
bilt, 81; Sewanee, 0.
Lexington. Ky, Nov SO.-Final,
state University of Kentucky, II; Uni
yersity OF Tennessee, 0.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
(First Published in The Chieftain,
November oath, 1911
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APP
PLIcATloN OF GUARDIAN FOR
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE.
State of Oklahoma, County of Craig.
SIS. In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mollie
R. Carpenter, Minor
1t appearing to this Court, from the
petition this day presented and filed
by Effie M. Adams, the duly appointed,
qualified and acting Guardian of the
person and estate of Mollie r. Carpen-
ter, a minor, praying for an order of
sale of certain real estate belonging
to said Mollie r. Carpenter, said ward,
and it appearing unto this Court from
the facts and statements made and
contained in said petition that it is
necessary and for the best interests of
the minor that such real estate should
be sold.
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
the rext of kin OF said ward and all
persons interested in the said estate
appear before this Court on Saturday,
the 23rd day OF December A. ID. 1911,
at 1:30 o'clock p. M, oi as soon there
after as it can be heard, at the Court
Room of said Court, at vinita, in said
Craig County, then and there to show
cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of such estate.
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy of this order be published
at least three successive weeks before
the day of hearing, in the Vinita
Weekly Chieftain, newspaper printed
and published in said Craig County.
Dated November 23rd, 1911.
S. F. PARKS,
J. s. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Attorney for Guardian.
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