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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
CITY PURCHASES
NEW GAS METERS
ORDER is PLACED FOR NEW
REGISTERING DEVICES.
Consulting Engineer Baehr Leaves
for Chicago in Interest Of City
Gas Works.

Consulting Engineer W. A. Baehr.
who has had charge of the new gas
works improvements. left yesterday
for Chicago. where he will place an
order for two carloads of new gas
meters TO replace the old worn out
ones now In the service OF the city.
While the repairs were being made
In the service pipes IL was found that
many Of the meters were in such bad
shape as TO make them unserviceable
The repairs 10 the mains have been
completed. and on the arrival OF the
meters. which Is expected IN a few
days. the new gas plant will b. oper-
ated in its entirety
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
ADJUSTED MATTER
Constable Bert Phillips In Clever De-
teetiVe Role Captures Williamson
Banker.

Constable Bert Phillips played a
smooth detective role and captured an
srring banker In the town ~ William.
son on Wednesday. Bert had been
sent down 20 the southern city in
search Of n young bank clerk who was
wanted on a paternity charge filed in
the court Of Squire Hobbs by a local
young woman. IL being charged that
tho young man had gone 10 william
son 10 escape the penalty for his Of
fonse
Being aware that the wanted man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

fy and The chief Of police. that every
think would BE- q. h. 20 reopen for
business within the next week or 80,
was cmphaucally denied by chief Of
Police Hastings
When The order was issued for
gambling TO cease 90 was emphatic.
and 7 have given NO ono permission
TO rc.cnE1cc or even hintcd to any
one that GO would again b. permitted
said the chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
NO GAMBLING
Police Deny story That knights %
the Green Cloth VIII Aasin
start Operations.

s STORY appearing iu an evening
paper Yesterday to the effect that a
zip had been given BY person said
TO be close 90 the sambling fratcrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
BELLAIRE CASE
Wary Gaines Found Guilty - g.
ClairsyfIic on a Vcry Serious
Charue

'rfHJ af So Clair vIur Wr.
hHrf 1t.n'.. ZOO old r0forrd v0man
from i'.ar". who WIS Indicted hy
iN' JAZZ rrrni IfY for aff.mpuue o.
CRIMINAL operation. Was given trial
in common pleas court and was found
guilty aa charged after fho jury bad
consulted ah0u. thirty minutes Sen
i'r. h'f NOT b.'u passed as rct.
h'' fnr punishment H mot Jess than
seven years in the state pcnitcntary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

What's the trouble with you and
your fiahce? Is he jealous?
Well. he isn't exactly Jealous. but
he's what you might call old-fash-
bned. He doesn't want me to be en-
gagged 20 anybody else. "-Pittsburg
Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

" vs. Hareiar. treasurer ~ U1Iio
Province. hrs been appointed rurartn-
trnd'nt and general manager - tho
First Philippine Exposition. fo be held
in Manila next Tsbrunrr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
DELINQUENTs REPORTED
-Four Districts Report: >ati,. chit.
drcu OnI, I,'n,ain AWAY
from school

County superintendent ot schools
\ u Struup who last week sent out
queries to the different teachers ia
the count, asking Tor attenuation rec
garding delinquent children, the same
10 be used when the grand jury shall
sit. has received a number of reports
airtadl So far the reports show
thar all the d"linqucncics are amuns
the native children
He mas received complete reports
from bat four out Of the ~ districts
of tn, county
DIST 80. /. ,S,n Joscl reports mo-
dclinpuon,s.
Dist SO g. Crhihin reports that
the ten Indicted last year have all
complied Alth he la@ ,hi- Ncat
INST 80 g. CAlamcdaI reports
eleven not attending, one of these
a case uf indictment, last N,ur
Dist so. ~ tOld Town reports mo-
new cases. bat ttat of thu nv, iu-
dictod last year oniy one i- going Goo
school anywhere this year.
The universal excuse given .- that
the children are needed az home 10
take care of TIA, children. Poo herd
the goats. 90 dc chores. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
NEW INDUSTRY FOR
ALBUQUERQUE IN
SHORT Time
Chicago Mill and Lumber
Company Establishes Plant
Here; Desire to Employ
Local Men.

Another industry that win brsir
operations loo Nnuuurrqu, iu about
ten dat- b. tho Chicago Mn aud Lum.
her company
TIC INST carload ol machinery ~
iN'd YESTERDAY from th, Han amt
brown Woodworking Machine COM
pnn' ut It Louis TIA, next carload
viii nc in TODAY or tomorrow
TIA" site nt the new ,umpan, viii
hc the same ~ that oi Tia, old Hio
Gtandc Lumber COMPANY uu rhird
ana Marquette Tia, car oi machincrN
which came tcstrrda, was taken di.
r",tlN 1" Ga" grounds and BE- now ~
tho buildings A. soon - thr next
Dar arrives n will b. .mmrdhtulN
Transferred .y the ,oiapau} grounds
aud st 49, within Week from Ia"
time the last ar arrives the min viii
be- IN operation.
The compau. b. Investing s1p.VVV ma
m" me-, enterprise aud viii employ
about % men % i- to" wish ut the
Dompau, thai 90. 'ar 1s ~ an possible
local men can u' employed.
The Chicago min and Lumber come
uant Viii manufacture stock aud odd
sized sash and doors. utcrior finish
and cN-rNthiug els, that is turned on,
hr ct urst-Dla~s planning MN George
Smn- viii have ch1rg, ut the bust =
ness end ot thc mill Nhir W + ON
ran NiI have charge of tn" mcchah-
iaal end Nj ~imWs .s recently from
N,W YORK where hc has cnioNcd q
varied experience .u the lumber basi-
ness. c.pcculi, hitting him for the
position hs is taking up hcr"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

= travelling man Win headquarters
here and the young people win make
this city their home.
In n letter to +, Mcqueen GRAY.
president of the University j Alden
LorinF. the naturalist aud lecturer
who viii appear In the city on March
II at the Elks opera house states
that hr VIII remain I'm the vity until
the 18TH tn greet cob H""scyclt ol
the occasion of his visit here. Mr..
Iuring was with Roosevelt on his
African trip and viii lectur" ON
Through Africa With Roosevelt
tn Non-Ssctartan Benevolent 500
cicty has issued an appeal for aid
Tor - family with nVc children when
the -ocict, has been supporting all
winter This family owns q rauch
in m Estnncm valley and after u
siege of sickness and hard luck,
whira included SEVERE attacks of ~
phoid fryor ana diphthcria, IN" fam
Us H. this spring desirous of return
ing To- the ranch in the hope az maxi
ms . living, Hut they have not the
FUNDS 10 live ON and not even money
with which to huN seed IN. socicty
asked that SOMEONE may stake" them
ANA accept part of the profits on the
crops or hat enough people viii
tonne forward with cash Plfi Gao en-
able this family I" pat In crops and
de- for themselves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
MAINE ITEMS

Matu, Nuz. March Co.,. Mi-- Min
ui" Tari spent several hours 90 Fhs-
STAN "Wednesday 80 tnr catholic
.uoul. .Nh,r, sol, las resumed her
mandolin lessons with th, sisters
" r stout. Operator ar Red CUT
visited with friends 40 Fur'ic0 We'd
uc.dut.
IA Mrmr. time keepcr .'r I'm Ga
Construction company has resigned
H.- po. uon and i,t for Kansas 'IH
80 Grst cot the week.
r. MAYNARD transacted business go
Fla-.'lu rucsdH,.
Nr Mar, Reynolds visited with
NJ. Milton Maynard saturday and
.cu.Drd To- hcr homo N WINSTON
Tire am, rIns.
ElNiu f. T,t wife ana daughter
scr, cas-, hound -ongcrs TUESDAY
returning 10 Ninslow after two
weeks vacation spent at Phoenix,
Nriz
I'M. ~mr'u Construction company
~ Rcd Dut ht shut down tn past
teN da.s uu account of no train crews
on the mud irlm~. conductors Mass
ana Tooksi Brak'ycu Harris and
Davis. with Engineer Scharr resign
ing ON account of the Construction
company refusing 10 give them the
ten per cont raise a.. tho santa p
has done
Conductors Reynolds and Linden,
With Btdkrmcn ~lass. Hawkins Han
son and Trcsslcr arrived Oh 40.
"Wednesday io take the two NuiN
trains the Construction company
nually agreeing To- pay IA, ten p,r
cent raise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
TO HELP RAISE DEBT
I hri-iiau t,pd'INnr Pledge SiOO 80
Help I'ay on Debt on
Parsonage.

\ we'll attended r-,rting of the
newt, organized christian EndcaNur
society of 81 pruIs Lutheran church
was held last Monday evening iu the
.uurch pdrIuI Important business
was transacted aud much interest was
manifested uu account of the organ
ila,lou o' The various committees for
tr, rusuius year. At the close ot tn"
husiu,, meeting the socIclN pledged
Its,lI tp raise 500 Co hrlp liquidatc
a., dent On the church parsonage dur
ing the summer months AFTER the
business was disposed of hght re-
frrsnmrnts were served and social
hour WAS cnin,,d 1879 those present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
MEASURE STREAM FLOW
t.roiugiral ~ir,p, Wan IN the tit,
Consulting Win Forest SEP
Vice About Matter

". Il Freeman or M, United Stotcs
geological suryc, was ia Albuquerque
Yesterday in conference with the dis
trict officers ut IA. forest S.rNir. com
corning IN, measurement of the
stream flow i'm rivers
The forest service IFS ro-oporat.ug
with the geological surNc, scrvic" IN
.ha measurement of stream flow, the
geological survey being Interested In
the measurement OF the stream flow
Of an rivers, Nhllr the iorostr, scrv-
tc. ~ Interested In the mrasurcmont
Of an streams In the forest districts
ia order that thc water power of these
streams may be- asccrtaincd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

" onan's club Tomorrow Niii \rt
oii the Names suggested u,
Managers

meeting of the board ui man
ayers of the Wumau's club was urid
AZ the home of Mrs Bittncr last ctcn-
ing and the working committees for
the coming club year N-r" named,
the sam. To- De acted upon by the club
AT It's business session FRIDAY after
noon The following program WI
oe given under the direction of the
literature department tomorrow aftrr-
noon
Tonic Reviews Leader. Mr~ j..
y Miller
tdl contemporary American pu-
-ts Mr. bak"r
co. 'uuivmPurS a american Hu-
morists, written hy Mrs. John Milne
and to bee read by Mrs Or Conner
60 .ontcmputar> American NuY-
riists Mrs. Mordy followed 10y dis
cussion
Reading selections from Riley. MIS-.
Dr Rice.
Music Mrs. - l. MCMILLAN
oap "Nidmung List .Schumann.
(bl "Galatca Adolf Jensen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
NEW MEMBERS FOR CORPS
Iour N,mbcrs Int Produced Into No
uH,'s Hci,,t Corps N">trr-
da, Nftcrnoori.

AZ the regular meeting ui TIVE
" umrn- Relief Corps az \ -. a. "
hal Yesterday afternoon iour mdics
W.r, taken into the momb,t-hIp ~
thr corps Mrs VI r. ~paidng Mrs
Armildn i<uc,sr Miss VI claire ~uIIi-
van and Miss Lots Blnir. tu, iatt"g
Two being uGrsos from the santa ~,
hospital AFTER the reception Of these
members q nNv-minutr recess was
given ia which the new members were
given 4 cordial greeting At ia, close
uf the session the usual lunch Vas
served bA the following ladies Miss
Elizabeth Gilbert, Miss Ma, A. Four
u~,ia. Nrs Eub" Wi''p'' ''i We
Eummcll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

I,c,. ". n. Wilsin-.

NrV n n WINNIE, c0l0rrd, dicd
yesterday morning az , o'clock from
q hcmorrhagc OF the lungs IL was
20 his home on 9ll West Atlantic
avenue ana WIS seemingly a. well
a. usual up Go few minute before
his death II, Was sufferer from
lung trouble hut of late had been
In very good health. Last sunday hc
preached 40 usual H. leaves wife.
who Is teaching in Houston college.
Houston, Texas. ana a daughter. Mrs
john Anna hli Of waco. TEXAS q
teacher OF vocal music ppcoascd
had been h"r" ABOUT thirteen months
a. m" pastor of the colored Baptist
church ~ ~ West Lead The re-
mains viii he shipped TO Corsicana.
Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
LECTURE WAS ABLE ONE
o. " r>i,"iluck Delivered Eloquent
Nd'bc>~ BEFORE knight ~
columbus

The lecture delivered bcfor, the
local knights OF Columbus last night
ht y j Shorlopk. r,prcs,nune a.,
national council WAS an abb, effort
Mr. sherlock is 90 brilliant thIukrr and
an eloquent speaker lis lecture last
nisht was ou the different principles
OF the knights of Columbus as nu
order aud the manner 100 Vul.n tHosc
were applicable to Ga, individual
m,mu,rs
The card ma virtues OF a., ofnry
1rv charN. units br"th'r, l1t. and
patriotism on Those tho speaker
dW'it at some l.ugth ana reviewed the
history of the organization aud
growth OF IN, movement
So spoke cd ia, different feature.
uf tu' work o' thp order. ,-upcialH CO.,
the social and iusuraur. features aud
"f the fundamental principle ol hr
order tho education and development
ui Catholic manhood The social
work was commended as AN attractive
and necessary feature ana the lusIr-
an., ana tUo moral and educational
WORK were emphasized ts the most
important features. Following tn, ad-
dress. which Mas ropleto with tustrur-
ton aud Information. The speaker WAS
rendered % rpusiuB ovation aud short
addresses were made hN Rev Father
MtndaiaiI = J.. ana owen y. Mar
ron. MI sherlock Win icat, today
Tor Las Vegas and viii continue mis-
trip through Colorado to Denver
Will. here he eas entertained DO, MI
Marion q + Koleb,f and CONF
mitt., from GA, local council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

call ph"re No, 3. W. l.. Trimhie. ilt'
y 2ud 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

but only the regrets that you hp,c
eaton other Dread -o many year when
you might Jus, us wen have been IA.
lowing ours. Non VIII Ike its flavor
ana IT, ueh,ncss ANA YOU viii like
It, uutruvo. satisfying substance II
is th' bread fpr those who Like good
hi,nd
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

the plat Of said subdivision recorded In
Vol ~. page ln3. Lubbock county deed
records
Thence west along the south boundary
of said lot No. | a distance of % y feet,
more on less, To n point which Is distant
30 feet northwostcrly, measured ut
right angles from the center line of the
crosby ton South Plains hailroad ~ the
same IL now located and staked over
and across said subdivision;
Thence north 1907 east along line
which is parallel 10 and distant 30 feet
northwesterly from said center line of
said railway distance of 1853 feet,
more or less TO the north boundary Of
lot No in Craig's subdivision afore-
said;
Thence east along the north boundary
of lot No. a distance of IL feet more
or less 10 the northeast corner Of said
lot; Thence south along the east bound
aries of lots NO 2 and |. a distance of
97.7 feet to the place of beginning, con
tanning 100 of an acre, more or less.
And il alleges that the above named
defendent is the owner of said land above
described and said petition prays for
the appointment Of commissioners
which have been appointed as herein
before stated and pfays for condemna-
ton of said land ard Dor said commits
sioners to assess the damages and for
judgment for saidiand for the purposes
aforesaid.
Herein fail not, but have before you
said special commissioners on the l4th
day of September, this notice and writ
with your return therean. showing how
YOU have executed the same.
Given under our hands at Lubbock.
this sth day Of August, A. ID. 1911.
J. T. BULLOCK,
W. A. BACON.
c. A. PIERCE,
3 &c Special Commissioners
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

pasterly direction on n line which
IL parallel to and distant 80 feet
northwesterly from said center
line n distance of l92i.5 feet.
thence in a northwesterly direc.
ton at right angles TO said center
line "A distance of 25 feet: thence
in a northeasterly direction on a
line which is parallel to and dis
tant rs feet northwesterly from
said center line a distance of
1900 feet: thence in a southeast
erly direction at right angles to
said center line a distance of %
feet; thence in a northeastern
direction along a line which is
parallel to and distant 80 feet
northwesterly from said center
line a distance of 273S.5 feet,
more or less, to the east bound
airy of said survey; thence south
along said east boundary a dis
lance of ll0.4 feet, more or less,
to a point which is distant so feet
southeasterly, measured at right
angles from the center line of
said railroad: thence in a south
westerly direction along a line
which is parallel to and distant
80 feet southeasterly from said
center line a distance of 1851. 5
feet; thence in a southeastern
direction at rightangles to said
center line distance of % feet;
thence in a southwesterly direc-
ton along a line which is parallel
to and distant 70 feet southeast
erly from said center line a dis
lance Of 1900 feet; thence in a
northwesterly direction at right
angles TO said center line a dis
lance of % feet; thence in a
southwesterly direction along a
line which is parallel to and dis
tant 30 feet southeasterly from
said center line a distance of
1918 feet, more or less, TO the
west boundary of said survey,
thence north along said west
boundary a distance of 40. 4 feet,
more or less. to the place of be-
ginning; containing l4S4 acres.
more or less.
And it alleges that the above
named defendant is the owner
Of said land above described and
said petition prays for the APP
pointment of commissioners
which have been appointed as
herein before stated and prays
for condemnation Of said land
and for said commissioners 10
assess the damages and for
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Fat Norlhcross tells us that he
was caught in one of the worst
hail storms Tuesday that he was
ever in, and after the hail IT
rained a regular cloud-burst.
The hail and rain cloud started
about 2 IL miles west of Tahoka
at the Chimney Mills and travel
ed southeast till it reached the
southeast corner of the county
and covered a strip about three
miles wide. 1t did no particular
damage to the crop except at the
Brewer farms which we hear 1t
damaged badly. j. H. Cowan
and NJ. NJ. Anthony report a fine
rain. Lynn County News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
Citation by Publication

State of Texas, County Of Lubbock
To the sheriff or any constable OF Lub-
book county. Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon + e. Nissley by making nubhca-
lion OF tDIs citation once 900 each week
for four successive weeks previous %
the return DAY hereof Dob some news
paper published iu your county 10 ap-
pear before " A. Bacon, j. T. Bui-
lock and O. A. Pierce. specia. commits
sioners appointed by the county Judge
of luuhOes county. Texas. 90 assess
the damages Iu condemnation proceed
ing hereinafter set out 40 a regular
meeting 0t said special commissioners
70 b. held ON the l3tr day of september
1871 Oh the district court room in Lub-
book. Texas, az regular meeting Of
said special commissioners, then and
there 90 answer the statement ans petit
tion OF the DrosDytou Southp.Wns Rail
road Co BOZ "a proceeding filed before
the county Judge. OF Lubbock county.
Texas. on the ,th day of August. 1911.
and praying for the appointment of the
afOfesaid commissioners and wherein
the Crosbyton ~outhp.an- Railroad Co.
IL plaintiff BOZ condemnation proceeding
and r 4. Niss.ey I- defendant iu said
condemnation proceeding said state
ment and petition being fIe 30
The nature and demand of the said
Cro5hyton SDutrr..r. Rli.f8a- Co. f.
as follows.
II aileges that b. m r corporation
duly organic and incorporated under
the laws OF the state 1f Texas and
having its principe. office % Drosbyton
CROSBY county Texas. and That it s
authorized by BE- charter fnhu.i rail.
road from Luunor. Lubbock county
Texas. in a. ea.ferF direction ID ~
town of Crosbyt0r tr0.I. county. 1ey
a.. and that Tor tne purpose n con-
sffIcf0n and operating .f. ea'H r1aI t
d. nec sssary that youi Hrt toner have
the r.rIt OF way Tor right 1f ung.
depot. stations. ami sn fcHr fIr SAID
RAILWAY and Tor fhe operation a.f main
tsnanco of sall railway irum iaahoo..
l.uhbo0s county. eNas 20 .l.. si0H In
Crnsbt county. TeKas. the foi.oN.rE fc.
.rr.bef tract II AM aituaiel Pc
T.ths fifion f0 fhe tosn ~ ]. Inock
m Lubhock county, IeNas anf irrr-.'''-i
b. follows
beginning nd tfe southeast corner Of
ID ~ af IraIra slhIIfIsIIn II loiH
arf q block 81 q 1f o. William
InfI's addition n Co., HHr nf Ilh.
80. Iraas. as n. .anr - shftn -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
Leap, jump, Ay, hurry.

}. K. Reed, who resides twelve
miles south of this place, was in
the city Tuesday and asked us to
change the address on his paper
from Lubbock to Coleman. He
stated that he would be in Cole
man about six months. having
contracted with the public
weigher at that place to weigh
cotton for him this fall. He is
well pleased with his crop pros
poets at this time in this country
and leaves the crop in charge of
a competent reliable man. who
will look after it and gather 1t
when the time cones.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
Leap, jump ag. hurry. 5 |

Mrs. K. NJ. Burns and sister
Miss Keyser, of Greenville,
Texas, were here this week dem
onstrating White Crest" flour
at the store of Martin and Hol-
land. They travel throughout
Texas and New Mexico for the
White Crest" Manufacturers
and are meeting with success in
all the territory reached.