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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

Governor Hunt has sent to the .enate the name of w H Plunkett for the posi'ion of stste examiner. Mr Plunkett was . memb Der of the special .nmmittee which examined the state offices.
 House bill A. providing for the publication of sn endments to the con- Itution, together with initiative and -efeIendum petitions. passed.
 The cnrporstioI bill wac lost.
 Hou e bill 13. granting powers to county boards Of supervisors to grant franchises to public utility corpora .iops for period. of not more than twen,y-6ve yesrs was passed; the bill iocre .sing the eminent domain law w.s passed; ard appropriations for the bank examiner; house bill 65; for the primary election canvsssing board iu 1911, house bill 67; that for the aoditor's office; house bill 66, and house billo4I, providing for the tsx levy, were all psssed.
 The D ge oi tbe house little Harold Holcomb, was mounted on . chair, s,d in neat little speech thanked Speaker Brsdner for his uniform kiu'' l ness and fairness to the attaches and 1 in the,r behalf presented the Speaker with an elegant watch fob. Mi
 Brsdner responded in c few vel chcssn werds.
 The house vent into committee O the whole. senate bill g. which place
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

Shall 8 man declare his party sffiili. stiop at the time he registers in order GO vote at a primary election or shall It be left to such time as the primary is held when he will be expected to n.ke such declaration? This gnes- tipn was various argued on the floor If the house while ths Hughes pri- nary law. house bill 6S. also 6 pri- nary law. and hnuse bill 29. regis- ration m aasu-e were all under dis ,n.sion in the committee of the whole, insl action not being had ss yet.
 Governor Hunt signed and approved ,enate bill 20, being an act creating g Funding and Loan Commission de- tining it's power and providing penal 'ies for the violation of the act.
 The iinsl fight upon the sppropria- lions for the work of csnvassipg the returns of the first state election as nducted by the board appointed by the enabling act, was finished, when by & good majority, the bnuse passed house bill 67, the last of the two bills irsfted for that purpose.
 The following is the list of bills passed by the senate:
 Ssnate Dill 54. sbolishing the state .ensse of Arizona, passed; house bill 34. relating to the powers of the board of control. passed; senate bill 43. pro- vidiug for the removal of the indus- trial school
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Doings In the
 Legislature

Governor Hunt approved and signed the following bills Saturday:
 H B 1, regulating the use of moor vehicles upon the public highways anu providing for the licensing there- of
 B B. sn appropriation Of $7j0 for the Pioneer Historic ,i socie'y.
 H B 52, an appropriation for the Pioneers home.
 $ B l3. the white slave law.
 H B 49. au appropriation for the use of the university of Arizona.
 H B 50. au appropriation for the use ot the N rthern Arizona Normal at Flagstnff.
 S B l2. an act providing for the es- tablishmeLt of boulevard districts.
 H B 47, an sc, amending the hours oi labor bill psssed by the former leg i-isture relating 10 work in mines snelters and certain hazardous em- ployment, the amendment paving the effect of allowing the shift change to be made without violating the law.
 The following bills were passed by the senate:
 Requiring the publication of cam- psien contributions.
 Providing for the publication of the session laws
 The Tempe Normal appropriation bill.
 The appropriation for the fair com- mission.
 The senate abolition bill.
 The board of control bill.
 The bill providing for the removal of the industrial school.
 The state examiner appropriation bill.
 The bill providing an appropriation for the inspector of weights and measures
 Several important election bills are pending and the legislature now ex. poets to be in session several days yet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Clark Club Holds
 Enthusiastic Meetinq

The Champ Clark Club of Tomb stone held their meeting last night st the city hallsnd large attendance was present, the quarters being crowded. Several officers were elected including Judge F " Good body AS vice presi- dent and Owen F Murphy ss treasurer. An executive committe comprising Al Ralph, Dr II H Hughsrt. E Hat tich, J F. James, " P Miller F. Hughes, A c Ksrger ss siso selected. Vice Presiden, body addressed the Club and made ringing speech on Dem ocracy and the suspicious opportun- ity tor national success m Champ Clark ss stinds,d bearer of dem lc- rscy The speaker referred to the political imbrogiio at Chicago, the tactics of the rIval leaders and the amazing spectacle it offered. He closed with cheering message of dem- ocratic hope snd was loudly applsud- ed by his hearers. A social session was had immed "a ely after the Club meeting aud tie membership and guests partook of refreshments and the hospitality provided, all report ing a pleasant time. Social ses- sions Of the Club are planned from time to iima and much interest taken in the club affairs
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Cattle Must be
 Dipped After July 1

On and after July 1. all cattle cross. ing the Arizons border will have to be dipped in the official arsenical solution of the govern rent. No.ifi- cation O. this ruling was received by Dr H NJ Hart yesterday morning from Fl Paso. There will be prscti- cally no deviation from it.
 "I have received orders from Wash. ing,ou that the order for dipping css- tie crossing from Sonora will be effec- tive on July l" said Dr. Hart. "Ihe only exception to this ruling will be attls for nm mediate slaught ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Death of Pioneer
 Tombstone Miner

A :;oneer miner Of the Tombstone district in it's bonanza days, James Pheby died last night at St Msry'- hospital, aged 69. Cerebral bemor. rhage was the cause of death.
 Pheby had lived in Arizona 3a years much of that time in Pima county, and ie survived by A sister living in Los Angeles to whom the symps' hy Of the macy Tombstone friends Of the old pioneor is extended.
 Adsices received in Tombstone to- day from Tucson state that interment will be had in that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Shipments From West
 Coast Show Increase

Tbs, the report of unsettled trade conditions on the West Coast of Mex ,co is largely without foundation is shown by the comparative statements of shipmer ts to the United States and Canada of fruits and vegetables which have been exported in larger quantities thkn ever before. Ac. cIrding 10 traffic records. the com. psrison is as follows:
 Oranges; in 1911. Al carloads: 1912, 2l5.
 Tomatoes: 1911. l96 carloads. 1912 25o.
 Csntsloupes: 1911 none. 1912. 30.
 Increase of perishsble freight in 1912 over the shipments of 1911, 20 per cent.
 The gsrbapzo crop is being harvest ed and shipments will commence shortly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Train Crew
 Routs Yaquis

Eight Ysquis were killed and many wounded when a hand of l50 attack ed Conductor J Jackson and his crew on a work train between Potrero and Limones on the Ioniche branch of the Randolph lines in sonora. None of the train crew were wounded {, though the train itself was consider sbly damaged ty the rifle fire.
 The Indians. ronted by the bo. fire poured into them hr ,ne CO duc'or ana i5.==:=..ssu, retreated. They de- stroye1 he telegraph line. and smoke seen n the distance spprised the train crew ,bat the Ysquis were burning bridges. The report of the attack V g ,eleer.phed by Conductor Jackson vis the federal aire and Buens Vists and
 was transmit'ed from Empalme bead- quarters to the general offices in Tuc- son.
 Conductor Jackson was instructed to tie up his train ct Buens Vists fol i 'urther orders and Governor Msytor ena wac called on by the railroad oi-
 ficisls for permission to send out | pilot train to engage the Ysquie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
On
 Extension Begins

The lsying of steel on the Tucson. Fsirbank extension of the Fl Paso & Southwesteru commenced todd" on the west side Of the San Pedro. just the other side 0: the big sleel bridge The tracksge on the east side from Farbsnk to the bridge was laid some weeks ago.
 Train T aster E Murphy arrived from Fort Worth on Saturday with lOJ l.borers recruited iD the Texas city. They arrived at the camps yes to-day aud s:srted work this morning pccted from Los Angeles and Fl Psso within a few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Changing Course of
 San Pedro River

The Benson Press says that owing to the fact that the San Pedro river has been steadily eDcroachipg on their property below town H W Etz & Com- psny are now busily engaged in straightening the course of the river bv cutting 6 new channel for it through the bend thereby diyerting the water away from their land.
 The new channel Wlll be as deep ss the old and the preparation Of it to receive the water is a task of consider. able magnitude.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
viIj9en May Act
 As BIancO's Adviser

To act as military adviser to Gen Blanco in he S0nora-Chihushua campaign, Gen ViljOen, veteran of the BOer war and the Madero rev. Ulution, Is to go at opce to Agus Prieta from Nogsles, where he has spent two weeks in sanstorium. This was the message received by Mex. can Consul F. Y Anaya from Gen. V,lIoen.
 NiljDen is said 10 have been unwil- ling to lead the federal troops himself in view of possible feeling against him as foreigner, but in view of his previous military experience consent ed to act as adviser to vice Governor Gsyou and to Gen BlsncO
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Governor to Deliver
 Address at Risbee

Governor Hunt mas accepted sn in. vitation from the Warren DistIici Commercial club of Cochise county 10 deliver the Fourth of July address st the big celebration which will be held 10 Bisbee. Representative Ball Of Co., chise was notified ny telegram to ask the Governor to honor the Commcrc A Club with his presence, and the gov ernor wss notified and accepted the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Offered Position of Sur
 geon Major of FederaIs

Dr F w Randall, supervising physi clan at the county hospital, has been offered the position of surgeon major in the ranks of the Msd-rn forces. which are soon 10 leave for Chihnshna to operate agsirs, Orozco and his red fsggers. Dr Randall. while grateful for the honor, did not consider the proposition. his local practice and hospi al work compelling him 70 re- fnse i'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

That c municipal board of correc- tious operating according to e plan he has formulated can save the city Q great deal of money, and also make good citizens out of many persons who are now a burden on the com. munity, is the belief of Frank E Me- Crary. who was parole clerk st the territorial peuitentiary. Mr Mcorsry will explain his ideas in full to tho Phoenix coupc.l.
 z. June 19 h the anniversary of .hs birth of Abraham Lincoln.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Can Teach In
 Arizona Schools

At the teachers examination. held in .ll ',.o oounties of the stste or Jnne 3 and 1, 1912, the following sp- piicants From Cochise were grsn'ed first grade certificates, which entitle the holder to teach in any school in he state of Arizona for four years:
 Cocbiee County-Vivisn Pinney, Mary Kane, Carths Ksgsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Another Company to
 Enter Cochise Oil Field

The Crescent Consolidated Oi. company, a concern organized in Clifton, probably have have sn oil rig in the next five weeks. The well rig, casing etc have been or dered and are expected to arrive short- tly.
 The new company will set up it's machinery about five miles south Of the Arizona Oil compsny's property in the oil field near Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Taylor Commits
 Suicide at Bisbee

Pert Taylor, leseor of the Hu .f es rooming house at Bishee, committed suic de yesterday by taking three ounces of carbolic acid.
 Taylor went to Mexico recently and whan he returned, is -sid to have con fid-d to friend that certain persor 6 d ,wn there "did him." and this is be- lieved to have been responsible Tor tn despondency which ended with hi- self destruction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

in the hands of the board of control. the question of removing the State Reform school. was indefinitely post poned.
 By vote of Fl ayes, 70 nave. the house passed the so-cslled pure io1d act. and by unanimous vote passed . bill creating 6 state tax of , per cent on the earnings of express coln- psnies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Determination of Fly
 Making Headway

The biggest job the people have eyer undertaken IS to extermiuate tbe fly The pesky and dangerous little insect is very prolific, and it will be 8 long drssn-ou; battle to succeed In exter- mins'ipg him, but much can be sc- compl shed. San Antonio, Tex. has jus; closed "swst the fly" campaign and reports that oyer 10000 .0o0 fi,e. were SIiled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
$50 More Soldiers
 for Agua Prieta

According to General Blanco, a squsd of 25 men left Agus Prieta yes terdsy afternoon to meet 6 force of $50 soldiers who are due to arrive across the line some time tomorrow. This batallion has been recruited oyer near the Sonora Chihuahua line and will join with the Sonora army now formed in Agus Prieta.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
New
 Cases Filed
New

SUPERIOR COURT Srit No 90. Willcox Bank & Trust Go vs Southwestern Mercantile Go; debt.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No S9. Jennie J Bennett vs V W Bennett; divorce. Sut No s7. J H Jack vs Frank BsIms. Debt and attschment. Suit No 68. J H Jack vs Mike Der. losti: q sbt and attachment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
Fire Destroys
 Ray Business Section

A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 Fire which started ip 6 theater building in . mining camp at Ray at I2:5O this morning from some cause not yet known. is devsstinR the town ard will destroy the entire business section of what is known ss American town. Powder was ineffective io stop ping the progress of flames. No per- sonal injury has been reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

It ie estimated that the fruit pro- duction alone of eight ranches all To- csted in the Verde valley, within eight miles of Jerome, will sell for $IOo,o ,ooO this seasou.-Jsrome Newp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

Col. Thomas Fitch, known ss the ora.or with the silver tongue, is re- por.ed to be in Phoeni1, with view of locating.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

NJ L Armstrong with Nj J
 Cunnipghsm. min prop so75 Peter Johnson. ct ux with NJ
 J Cunningham, min prop 20Oo0
 WARRANTY DEED
 V Hsgenovich oS P Medi-
 govieh, Bisbee prop . GO .. Aria and Mex Rlty Co to R
 Kinch, Douglas prop 2o0 Mike Rich to Mary Rich,
 Douglas prop ..... ... 1000 .. REALTY MORTGAGE F G Henderson 10 Cochise B
 & L Assn, Warren prop .. 1000 |. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE | Ariz Nut < L assn to Joe Csmr bell ........ State Mu, B X l. Assn to V Reganovlch.- ....... Julia Lichfie,d to John
 Montgomery ...... 1 Davslee to A J McDermott APPOINTMENT OF AGENT B A Taylor of Gleeson ap- pointed resident sgt of Ariz Gold 6 Cop Go .... WARRANTY DEED IT Jcnes 10 Vim and Mstil. ds Fo1lson, Bishee prop 1000 .. MINING DEED 4 Sherwood to R A Breth- erton. min prop ..-..... l .. LA Sherwood to CM H nkel
 REALTY MORTGAGE W W Windhsm to K II Tad
 lock, Douglas prep .... 220o .. Horvitz to Mrs R NJ Brown Risbee prop .....-. 2oO .. cHAIrEL MORTGAGE " A sheppard to the Ari, Bank & Tr1st Co live stock l050 B Chadwick to F L Cooyers grading outfit. .... 5950 ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Min { Mer Bank to Hor- NItL
 APPoI:rMEST OF AGENT Contl Gas Co appoints E l. Wittig resident sgt ...... Boston & ATE Smelling Go sPpoip z A Ivey res sgr.. WARRANTY DEED Addie Severir to Nicholson Wilcox prop ......-.. oV .. 0 s Re lum 10 Bowie School , District No IA Bowie prop .. Trustees Bowie School Dis- trict 10 Mrs F J Schsier, fowie prop. p............. looJ RE MORTGAGE W V Liggett to c D Corbett, Naro prop ...-....-. oz' . cHATrEL MORTGAGES $ $ Pemherton to N c Bled- 1 zoe live stock .. 100 .. J B Cook and H L Johnson 70 Wilcox Bank & Trust Go, live stock k..-... 5000 ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank and Trust Go
 to V A Young .....
 Wi lco1 Bank & Trus, Co to
 VT Yeakley .... =.
 W W Holmes to II c Gabi> lando. ......--........ lew Glssscock and H " Davis file lien against Miss EHa,,;sS. v,. land near Portal to secure debt oi. JAS
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
struments Filed With the Countl
 Recorder

Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN ERIE
 WARRANTY DEED VI L smith to Frank Clark. Douglas prop ........... 10 Cochise B & L Assu to FG Henderson, Warren prop. 1000 :. RL West to NJ L Morfoot, Douglas prop......... 1OO .. JN White to w J schneck, Bisoee prop. .-.. .... 5OOO .. JIG Rsd0vich to W l. Smith Douglas prop ..... 10 :. F E Schmidt to G Vernon, Bisbee prop ... 10
 PATENT U s to H a Westslsnd .
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED H H West 10 E Sbeeley. land .................. ID
 QUIT CLAIM DEED c B Dillshs to F Krentz. iano ....-............ lo NOTICE OF PossEssoRY RIGHT R Y scas claims unsurveyei land ........ H c Bay claims certain un. surveyed land w -.
 REALTY MORTGAGE Medigovich tc W H Jen- nipgs, Douglas prop. 2J0 .. Maud c Davies and hrsban1 to State Nut E & L Assn . 1000 Peter. Morris to schserer, land =. ...... ..... 300 Q. DE E Laudes to State Nut B & L Assn. Douglas prop 1900
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE RD, Geo K and C T Hall to let Bank of Lordsburg, N NJ live stock ...... 2COO
 Q. c. DEED JE Parker 10 R Lahore, iAnd. d......-..... ........ ?.
 WARRANTY DEED CHI Ne~ton to Wm A John. sen. Douglas prop. p.... 2a) Mrs Walker to c Mesa, Benson prop 75 Mrs S Walker to K Quihuis, Benson prop .....-.... io
 REALTY MORTGAGE P Smith 10 c V Slaughter, Douglas prop ....... z0o re Wright to Cit B X Trust Go. Bistee prop .......-. 242 TIE warlop to c Molliere, Lowell prop. -. lO0O '. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mrs V c Slaughter to T l. DOee Nj Williams to J Montgomery s ate Nut B & L Assn to co Thompson ..-........ lOoo '. Cit Bank & Trust Co to c Wright. ......-.--..-. Bank O! Lowell to R l. Ovens VII Brophy to R A Brother ton aad c M Benkel. ..
 REALLY MORTGAGE LEand Grace Gould to W Fur Douglas prop ...... 1850
 BILL OF SALE C. Itule 70 Mrs K Neocef, Bisbee prop. ...--,.--.-- i'vV
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Reiwitz Construction Co to Iut'i Back Of Commerce oi Pueblo, Col. grading outfit $40 2nd Mortgage. keiwi'z Con Go to Fairbsnk Com Co, grading outfit. ......-..- looo sA IsFAcTIoS OF cHATIEL MoRTGAe CM Rensud to Heron
 SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE JW furr 70 L E and c D Gould ....-.-r--
 WARRANTY DEED JD Kenney to E Brcphy, land . --..-... lzo0 HB HovlaDd to NJ J Cun- ninghsm, min prop 10 Unlon Mines Go to N Cun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08
IIst.INlS.

In THE Clerks Office Of The Corpora :
ton Court OF the Cit! ut NlrXandria
on The list day Of March. l3l2:
~: DI.i.ANt.I ". SALLiE DCL.AN-
e. in Chaur.ry.
Memo. Thr object Of this Suit Is /"
ubsain for the plaintiff. l."c bG!ah:i
AN absolute divorce irun III" defend
ant. Sa!lir Y. nulau"!. on the GROUND
- wiIful drScrtiun and :bandunin"ii
for more than three Years before IN.
BRINGING OF this suit. and ipr Such "th-
~ ufriiIrr and for general r"ii"t h@
tn. nature of the cas-" ma: REQUIRE.
IL appearing by al affidavit iil"d ~
This cause thai ihc defendant. Sdli!c
/. Dultnry. is Il NONRESIDENT o. ln'S
S.;utc: 1t is ordered. That said DC
PENDANT :tppcnr here within fifteen d;iy
after due publication u this order.
and do What is necessary 10 protect
rrr interests in this suit. and That Il
CODY at this order bc forthwith IN
serted in thu hlrNarI,iria Gazette. u
newspaper published in the CITY ot NJ
,XaIdriH. once II week FOR four sue
crssivc wcrls.:. and posted ut N" ir"n'
door OF the Court House Of This city.
CHARLES BENDllElM. +. =.
\ ropy-Tc$tr:
NEWELL :. GEEEN.hWAi. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08

\ Libson dispatch to the Daily New
saws the republicans at Chamusca. in
Estrcmadura, Portugal attacked IL
holy week possession, which had been
forbidden by the Governor Of the Pro
vince. The people who took part in
the possession on finding that
the authorities had closed the church.
cs. broke open the doors of these edi-
fees. removed the images Of the saints
thcrerrom. and paraded with them
through the streets. Their republic
can opponents threw bomb into the
middle Of the possession. The mis-
six. exploded and several persons We're
killed and injured. At the same time
other people at windows and on roofs
uf houses fired shots from revolverS
a. the paraderS. Five of the latter
were killed in this manner and thirty
seriously wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08

Covered with womans red silk
kimona, the body Of Walter J. Snyder,
business manager Of the Sports OF the
Times. and son Of William II. Snyder
who recently went to France with
horses belonging to T. K. and Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr., was found yesterday
in a 5athtub in his apartment at $50
ST. Nicholas avenue, New York. Ply
Sicians say death must have been inst
antancous. and could have been caus-
cd by either of two deep wounds APP
parently inflicted with a pair Of scis-
sors in the heart region. There were
also two superficial wounds on the
an;'r. A woman who said she was
Mrs. Mary +. Snyder. said Snyder
had killed himself following scuifie
the couple had had soon after midday.
The woman was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08
SPECIAL. MEETING.

i special meeting OF the Si"c>h"lu-
,.rs Of the Munulilh steel Company. IN
rorruraic,i. viii be held. pursuant to -
..:til al the Board Of Directors. ut IN"
principal uic" 81 the company. III
: Fairllx Street. Alexandria. Va. 81!
tn. 10Th day Of April. i"l". AT ::"'
-. IN. To take action upon Il resolution
.naSSyd by IiI- i:UarL uf Directors II u
urrrii.I:. nrld ON the :,rd day uf April.
Ia!". whiri, resolution is as follows:
"I:c il Resolved. That in the Juo. :
inrut Of the Euard of Directors IL II
.d-rInrd ;IiviSabl. for tac h"ncht "I inc
.iunu!iin STEEL Company. Incorporated
chartered and existing under TN" law
al the Si;tr Of Virginia. that i, SHOULD
l." ,;i$s"lvrd: Iud
"Hrs"lvch. That II meeting Of TIA.
Stuc.; holders 81 til" AunUlith Steel
Company be- held at the PRINCIPAL Of
fec 81 ihc Company. ~ :. Fairlh:'
Street. Alexandria. Va. Oh the 2Gth
day. g! Npril. l?la. at 500 p. IA. ["
pass upon this resolution.
n. y. LOWE.
Secretary.
Aur"-i'i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08
VIRGINIA..

la tie Clerks Ollie" Of III. CorrYr:,-
ii"n ,.nuri III tic city VI N"NitHdri;t.
on tine, 2SrJ day uf March. 1877.
WILLIAM q. iIAliUNEi ~. CAR
~ M.,HuNE:Y. Il; Ghanc"ry.
Memo. The Object Of III" suit !. I,
obtain for plaintiff. william q. Ma
hcucy. an absolute divorce from The
der en- ant t.: Carry MahOncy. Oh
:srpund of wilful dcscrtion and aban-
Jvnm.ur for more tn:ta three yr'lrS.
n.furc the bringing vi this suit. and
for such further and general relief as
Ia equity H. right.
II appearing by IN aiIidmvit Iiird in
This cause that tn" defendant. Garry
Mahonc!. is :: non-resileni Of this
STATE: II il ordered. That said de-
PENDANT appear here within fifteen da%s
after due publication Of this order
and j." what is necessary to project
her interests in this suit. and that IL
copy OF this urdo" be forthwith in
serted in til" .\lcXanGr!a Gazette. 81
newspaper published i'll the city Of NJ
cx;,ndria, once week for four sue.
ccssfyc weeks. and posted ~ the front
door Of the Court House OF this city.
CHAS. j.. COIsCi.\N. J.. =.
y cuuE--TeStc
NEWELL :. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-08

This justly celebrated editicc is To-
Gated in the northern part of the be-
autiful capital of France. near the
right bank Of the Seine. Here in the
day Of Daogbert, a hunting lodge was
established, it being surrounded by a
dense forest which extended over all
which is now the northern part of the
city. Philip Augustus converted the
building into a fortress about the
year 1911 and used it as aprison for
malefactors One hundred and fifty
years later it was embellished by