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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
LOST RANKROOKs.

BANKOOK No 470Sjl Of the Union DINE
SAVINGS Bank IS missing. Any person naFlHs
a claim 20 u Is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days or submit 20 having
said passbool cancelled and new one ISSUED.
HANDBOOK No 6lo 4sG Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is mssing. Any person having
q claim 20 81 ls hereby called upon % present
the same within ton days or submit TO having
said passbo0lt cancelled and new one issued.
EANKEOOK No G13.274 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. AM person having
a claim 10 II ls hereby called upon 70 present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbOok cancelled and new one issued.
HANDBOOK No 31s. 90 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
n claim to 10 is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
SAID passbook cancelled and a new one Issued
ETNEE0OE No. AIS. T43 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank r. missing. ANY person AAFlhs
q claim 10 60 is hereby called upon 20 lI'atIlL
tho same within ten days or submit 10 may Iiib
said passbook cancelled and new one l,susl.
LOsT.-Bankbook no 52l23l OF DRY, DOCK
savings Institution. Any person haFiIs
claims urOn said book is called upon 10 pieseHl
lie same 10 the bank within thirty days or
tbc .sid hook viii be declared cancelled ana
eytiuguished aud a new one lHnHvu III I''
thereof
oer T5assbook no. 1886, issued by the
Union Square Savings Bank. Formerly Ule ~
stitution for the Savings or Merchants NleIhs
Finder win please return 10 20 TIE bank.
i53s,7 J{gnIlbo7k No. l.O233l2. Bank Tor saw
{rgg $50 ain ave. New 10lA. Fayheht
storned Please return book 20 bank.
-7---7l.77 T5a-Tlook No. ss,03s. Bank for saw
80 49,, o. am ave. New York Payment
s,an6ed please return book 20 bank
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lb-ul 81
lie Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 sRtisfy which the above described
seven hundred ana thlrtF.cIglt and o'-lvO
iS34 7ss $50 Dollars. with interest thereon from
tFr .sth day OF November, 1872 together WITH
costs and allowances amounting Go -Four hun
drad and seven and U5-lOO tS40I V5I Dollars
WITH interest from November %. lbl2. aFeiher
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx
,rato amount OF the, taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens which are tn De al
lowed TO the purchaser our OF the purchase
money. or paid b. the Referee S. I'VE ihoI-
sa,G aicbf hundred and afccn and lp-iO0
CSS.Sl5 l9l Dollars and interest said premises
VIII be sold subject 90 q first morirase OF 2 Wo
hundred and fifty thousand S-Jo"y D'itrs
yitb Interest az i've l5e) per cent from July
/, 1912. .o,,
Dated New YORK November gl. 1872
] SIDNEY BERNSTEIN. H"fer-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

MOTHER and DAUGHTER-Exc cook:
daughter htchcnmaid useful; so any
where. best references. Miss Shea's Agency,
8 East 4gd ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
THE CLEVELAND a PITTsBU RICH RAIL
ROAn (OMPANN

Road tOMfAN1s
CLEVELAND. o.. Soy. Ztth. 1872
Sealed proposals for tho sale OF General Nor.
gage Bonds o. this Company TOY account ",
tho sinking Fund, az not Co exceed var ",.4
Accrued interest to- the amount OF Sa5,b.yp %.
Will be received az the Office az MesEs. wins
low I.aulcr a. co.. 30 Cedar street Nc" iuiH
n y. 90 tto close OF business december dl't
-"k DO "g 'f"f or "Uf-aud also. iu the
case OF Series "B." must indicate The number
OF huids bearing coupons for $3.50 ana f9T
l.. uavaNIe January .. 1913. with interest 70
that Date. Al the Office Of Messrs. WlnsloW.
Ianier o. Co.. aB above. II not presented On
that day the right is reserved % reject the bid
j. f.. KIDfs. treasure.
PROPOSALS. FOR MATERIALS Depot quar-
tcrmasteTs Ofiicc. 10th street ana Gray >
Ferry Road. philadelphia, November ID, stl
s led proposals. in triplicate, subject 70 tHs
rsual conditions. will Do received here until II
o'clock A. NJ December is. 1912. ana then
Opened Tor furnishing and delivering at TINS
Tent Buckles; 200 yards No. KHAKI Duck :
20 900 yards Webbing. ~ inches; go yaras
Webbing ] inch. standard sampes can Dc
seen and blanks for proposals and fql IN
formation will he furnished upon Application
a. MS Office Envelopes containing proposals
~ be Endorsed Proposals for Materials. 20 %
THOMAS CRUISE. Depot ouarternaster.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING PUMP
HOUSE AND LODGE.-Ofice OF the commits
sioners. District OF Columbia, Washington, De-
ceuber i6 1872 Sealed Proposals Will DO TO
ccivcd at this Office until 2 o'clock p. m. De
cer1ber 90 1912. for constructing pump mousse
and lodge on the southeast corner Of 18th street
and Minnesota avenue. AnacOsta, D. G. y .ank
form Of proposals. Specifications, plans anu an
necessary information may be obtained from
Chlaf Clerk. Engineer Department, Room ST.
DIsfrict Building a deposit Of SO will b" re-
ouirod for plans. Cuno II. Rudolph. John A.
Johnston William Y. JudsOn, Commissioners
District Of Columbia.
FORT SCREVEN. GA. DECEMBER a. 1912
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, Tor Dredging
I'm Vicinity OF Government Wharf here VIII Dc
received until - ~, January 10. 1913 and
tbou publiciy opened. Information furnished on
application 10 Constructing Quartermasier
FORT TOTTEN. y. Y.-SEALED PRO
rosals FOR constructing macadam roads. &c
he received here until . p NJ Jan. -. 1913.
and then publicly oYened Information fur
nished upon application 90 Quartermaster.
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,oom AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.


,.p osru ST.. l3s WEsT.-Large and
80 rooms. neatly furnished. every con
sAsN housekeeping, meals optional.
ye1ls-,. ofs v-EST.-Ni-e furnished rooms,
Glh and small. rrst class table ooaIa.
..I WEST-Large and small
@Ih Adjoining bath: all convenience
ilf WEST. KEININGHAM.-Newly
Nthts-aB large room. bath, heated. private.
-, sr .-. WESr.-pa.Ior floor. we'll fur
"-.isset. suitable tlr doctor on Joy a..llo-
;-TE 81. 85I NEsf.-Larsc ana small room
VIZ 10 board telephone. subway.
- .u il. EST Rooms. board; every
vi lIih5ysnIcnce. bcs, location; FIRST class
u WEST 0sTH 81.
..-oiiy handsome. large. sunny second
t~,S-- irr foOrl. perfectly kept responsible
.,s1o,e: hisies. references.
- ST $40 WEST-Large room, private
''s sa.h. So; other reoms. So 30 up.
- ST ge NL-I-l1lEe sunny front
~ IS rri,ats baths; excellent French cui-
,ns. telephone. references.
80 en- eos Wr-T.-Iarre and small rooms.
sysrT convenience. phone. table guests
~ CT l57 wEsT-Two handsomely FUR
Isl st.uuv rooms, for gentlemen. Tee
-sons 364S Columbus.
---g en- no WEsT.--LarEe. well heated
81 IONS near bath. in private house. gentle
:,-I7 ST. 173 WEsT-Large front room. with
bard: references. -
IN ST e2--23g WEST.--Just opened.
"ais-rlv furnished large and small rooms.
- rinnius water. excellent table.
.s=E sT. 1t4 WEST Handsome rooms: su-
Saatrio~ hoard optional. hot running water
,s,fs: hornelke. moderate. -
-, CT og WEST REFINED FAMILY
haaIe FOR REEr DESIRABLE ROOM.
,fenFRN APARTMENT, EEASONAbLL.
OCHs
s--g- gr.. 40 WEST COMFORTABLE FUR
Nws9ED GOOD SIZED ROOM; ALSO
HiILROON PRIVATE, TELEPHONE sD 81
WAY: s6TH ST. IL.
s.Tg 81 aa7 WEST JWEST END AVE D.
"pTtT-71VI'T ROOM. HIGH CLASS RESI-
rTSNtT1AT EETGHBOEHOOD. BREAkfAsT
OPTIONAL: REFERENCES --.
.,-U CT 1iq WEST ROOM. WITH BATH.
6P SINGLE ROOM. PRIVATE HOUSE,
vycEILENT TABLE EEFEI,ENcEs.
ss~u ST. 147 WEST. -Parlor and bedroom.
"riesly furnished. steam heat: not water
ar. near subway. BEkGAANN.
en- ST. 50 WEST. Two elegantly furnished
s-,9t roms and bath. breakfast optional
~ Il" and subway. MILLER.
1ts WEST 9th ST
uovETIKE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS;
BOARD OPTIONAL. EEFEEEZGEa-
VFsT SIDE-Above Tooth street.
Rn-leaD ST.. 800 WEST.--Light' warm,
medium sized room; bath; elevator phone
4 MILLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

MOTHER and DAUGHTER.- cook;
daughter kitchenmaid, useful, go any
where. best references. Miss Shea's Agency,
East 42d St
NURsE-Can take infant from birth; un-
dcrstdnds an foods and the physical care:
first class references Mss Margaret Smiths
Agency. - West go 81. Phone 3o3s Bryant.
RSE-Gcrman. French and English long
experience, infant or grown. has friend
cook. together or separate; both competent.
any distance. Miss Morrows Agency. 721
Lexington ave. cor. 5Sth.
NURSE-Neat younE American girl from
the country. very fond Of children Will
ing and obuEIng. wages moderate. Domestic
Exchange. 32i Columbus ave, near 10Th 81.
Phone SCHUYLER 9l3G.
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID or mothers
girl with highest references on file in my
Office So Carnello's Agency, lOl West 42d
e. TEL 5677 Bryant
NURSERY COVERINGS, German. no Eng-
hsh. youne. refined jus. arrived. best
European references. 60 anywhere, So
Carucllos Agency. 1903 West 42d e. Tel
1G17 Bryant
NURSERY GOVERNESs-Nort German.
refined naulein, sood sewer. best refer
ergcs. city cor country, wages. $50. call at
farr g. Eocchcrcr CO.. Agency, 80. 40 and
A. West ;3d S.
NAITEESS-C TIANBERNIAID. -- Neat. tidy
young Irish girl. goou waitress and salad
maker, best references Domestic Exchange.
@2l Columbus ave, near t'tn 81. I'L 9lS0
SCHUYLER
WAITRESS an salads. understands
serving Wines can carve. Miss Margaret
Smiths Agency, % West f2d st. Phone 3o39
WAITRESS ana PHELDEMAlD.-C0
young girl. hest references. Clt. oE roun-
trs. wages. SO Csr 90 Lang & Eoochorer
'o- Agency. 43. A. and - West $500 -f.
WOMAN. with first class references. go by
dav as scams,ress or mothers helper or fine
earning 2n3 East GO,h ST.
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7 G. BRITT. Chairman.
JAS. KANE.
T. A. LIVINGSTON
S ST. MCKEE. Secretary.

Board ~ Elections of The city Of New York.
1O7 West 4ist street. Borough 0f Manhattan,
New York December q l9i2.>
TTONs OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
ACTING IS THE BOARD or CANVASS
ERs or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
In relation N votes given for p-opdsitlon
number two. r'ghali the territory within The
Borough o. The Bronx b. erected into the
Tfo board Of Elections of The city ~ New
York having met on The ID and 9TH days u
December 1912 pursuant tn The provisions OF
Section 40. Chapter - or The Laws ot iNf
Laws a. tho Board ~ Canvassers NJ The city
az New York 90 canvass and estimate me votes
given for the Proposition Hunlner W., r, ,,..al
the. territory within The Borough oi IRE hronN
De erected Into tho County ~ Bronx az tho
General Election held on the i'h day Of No
vember one thousand nine hundred and twelve
Prorosition humber Two r'shan the terri
t0ry within tho Borough ~ The Bronx be
erected into the County Of Bronx
That ~ appears upon such estimate ana
canvass that tho whole number ~
votes given for the Proposition YUM
her Two. C'sha1 the territory within
the Borough OF The Bronx be- erected
into the County 81 BronX'l was eighty .
thousand three hundred and eleven; so"ll
20 tbggssnd two Snndred and eleven. 1921
tbousapd Gre hundred ana thirty-nine. s.iso
o .3 T's seven hundred T AMI seventTo 12772
or which the number ~ ballots which
were rejected as void on which no No,e
flrd S aDI oigEi,.- nine 49,. $50
We herewith certify this statement o. ne
correct and have signed the same az m g,.l
o. the Board 81 CaErassers or The NV OF
New York. and attestel by tho secFttaiy
thereof, this 9Th DAY Of December one thou-
sand nine hundred ana twelye.. ..,--,.
j. q. BRITT. Chairman
JAS. KANE.
J. A LIVINGSTON.
Atfesi. MOSES NJ Mckee. Secretary.
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NIESE--Ian take infant frOm Dim; I'M
dcrstdnds all foods and the physical care:
first class references. Miss Margaret Smiths
Agency. - West 42d 81. Phone 3039 Bryant.
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LOST. The works Of a Waltham watch lady 8
size lost out OF the case on Sunday, De-
cember u. either on Brooklyn Heights or
within n few blocks Of Times Square New
York Return 20 or notify ANNA /. N KEEN
Clin Island Postofiice. Portland. Ne.
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NURSE-Neat young American girl from
the country very fond Of children; Will
ing and oburuE. wages moderate. Domestic
Exchange. 324 Columbus ave, near 10Th ST.
Phone SCHUYLER gl3f
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LOST AND FOUND.

Attest. MOSES NJ MCKEE. ss--eta-y.
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,.p -osru ST.. l3s WEsT.-Large and
~ rooms. neatly furnished. every con
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Observation-Disclosures.
III AHAaNobA NJ
BIZ Columbus Ave. Cor. S5th St
LADIES TAILOR AND FURRTBR.

81 GINsBURG
5i7 Columbus Ave. Cor. S5th 81
LADIES TAILOR AND FUkRlBR
Iadles' suits made 10 order with my own
imported material and silk lining, $50 up.
Best fitting guaE2nteed. Phone 1881 Schuyler.
pRTSsMAKER or SEAMSTRESS.-Ca pable !
late with fashionable dressmaker, alter and
reuovate dresseH. excellent references d.
Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. sos 9th ave, cor.
42d 81
l3isT 81. els WEST-Madame Down.
drefsnlaker: expert cutter and litter: we'd
ding. afternoon. evening ana stage dresses,
fancy gowns q specially. out by day II re-
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING AND GOWNS
made 10y MME. ~ HAND, experienced De
YOU. Telephone C235 Harlem. 90 Lenox ave
ARTISTIC DEEssMAKER.
Gowns and dresses made. from ~. child-en's
dresses remodelling speciality. Scholem. l3s
West 1924 81
V,nKV,E C0VISNE - MILLINERY Smart
STYLES ladies' hats Ss-Sl2 models S3-S5.
Hats trimmed from customers materials. I5c.
81 80. Not home Tuesdays. Fridays Phone.
fiO2 r Riverside. 2l8 West lO5th At
MILLINERY TAUGHT.
Fifth avenue designer instructs privately;
advanced methods. exclusive. investigation.
Nine. sayres. 206 West 18th ~.
GERRINGER BROS.
Importing Ladies' Talors and Furrlers.
open evenings. 85l West il9!h street. corner
Manhattan ave Telephone. 7G5 Morninsslde.
MRS. y. AYRES.
Sample Dresses. Goats and Gowns, at sacri-
iced prices Alterations free. Open evenings.
lO5 West 18TH 81
MAfE LAVERGNE.
Latest models: hrst-class French dressmaker;
prices moderate. evening gowns ana opera
coats. PA West HAN 81
LADIES' TAILOR. expert litter; established 10
years: up-to-late styles. ~ and workmanship
guaranteed: suits made 30 order, $50 up. refer
enccs oa request. J. JACOBSON, 1853 W. 49th st.
DREscMA kER.-Competent: makes and re-
models. chlidren's o speciality. juliet l2s
East 18th ST Tel 40S Stuyvessnt
DREssAlA KER--Stylisn dresses, remodelling
evening gowns, short notice. out. home. Lee,
CO West 3Gth 81 Phone 1893 Greeley.
THE RFTTY ladies' Tailoring CO.. PSI 9Th
ave. win make q perfect fitting suit 10 order
Tor So or skirt Tor ST. furnish your own material.
MADAME MALANDIN. 500 West 14lst st
Latest models first class French dressmaker;
prices moderate: evening gowns and opera coats.
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HELP WANTED.
Female

WANTED -steroerapher and typist. qdleh.
securste worker. salary $40 week 10 heSin .
strsuceusat according 10 ability. Adress n
z Box % Tribune ONCE.
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BOARD WANTED.

Man who bathes every morning desires
room. breakfast and supper with private
family. ha.f hour ride 70 Battery FIace' slate
Iarticr!lars. Address Sidney Smith. ST. Denis
Hotel New YORK
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WEST sIDE-Aboye tooth Street.

lo7rH ST. 2l6 WEST Nicely furnished
room. couple gentlemen. good table. teie-
phone.
la0TH 400 ST. NICHOLAS AVE-Nicely
furnished rooms. beautiful baths. orl'ale
house. l. block. excellent meals. steam heat;
reasonable Phone.
18TH ST.. 200 wEST.--Desirable furnished
room one. two. home comforts well
heated house e." subway. M'EIWAIN.
I44TH SIT. 100 WEST. large front rooms:
excellent table, telephone. reasonable.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

B0Y-Ncat bright Christian boy wishes 20
ation. references Chester, Box D. IT'D
ile Once -
mechanic. hOusemCn, gard
sncr. young. no English. Partisan ieltt-
.Iees American family only. So garhe'!o
Agsncy, JOB West 42d ST., tel 55tt BI yals,-
lLESN AN.-For whiskey house, 20 W9Ik on
oommsslon; ten years eNpe-!eilce 10
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GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES
WATCH PROTECTORS FREE.
REAL "CUT PRICES +"

We show more fine Gold Watches than any
ten Jewellers in New York Every one will
be sold with the distinct understanding that
the money will be- refunded every cent Of
80 n We do not save you at least % In
grades. the saving j. more than 500.
Watches selected now will be reserved until
4 hristmns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers AEeSey,-
enppiies Professors. Teachers. tutors GOV
,pI,sss etc to Colleges. Schools and Fan-
NJ Hnnlv 10 Mrs. NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON.
22 Union SQUARE.
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ROARpERs WANTED.

WEST SIDE Below Tooth street.
10TH ST.. lOf WEST.-Sclcct Jewish family;
connecting rooms or separate. 1867
schuyler.
93D ST TT WEsT.-sUNNY, LARGE.
SMALL. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS; EVERY
CONVENIENCE; EXCELLENT TABLE;
TEL EpUONE. REFERENCES
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12

line. Of course, if your deeds are
evil and you prefer darkness TO
light, as is divinely asserted of
such, you will not gain much.
Champ asserts that the tariff re-
ductions proposed in the present
efforts to lowor it to a revenue ,ba-
sis would save S. to every man,
woman and child in the nation.
If you have a Rooseveltian family
this would save you at least $50 a
year-enough to summer clothe
the whole family from head to
foot. Read Clark's Kentucky
speech.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
Is a Democratic Paper.

The Eastern Colorado Times
is the name of a new weekly pa
per which is to be published at
Cheyenne Wells. from this time
on, and will advocate democratic
doctrine, we suppose, judging
from it's initial number. It is
the successor to the Divide Far
mer at Calhan, which passes out
of existence after a meteoric ca
reer of several years. The new
paper starts in a breezy manner
and just in time to become a le-
gal paper for the publication of
state election printing next fall,
provided it can out-general the
Wild Horse Times, which is
throwing some nice boquets at
Miss Democracy" just now.
We sincerely hope the new paper
has thoroughly fumigated i t S
plant, so as to be free from any
microbes which may have accu-
mulated at Calhan under it's for
mer ownership, and it is pleasant
to 10 that it has done away
with the ''black flag" which was
so conspicuous in each and every
issue of the Farmer. Hugo
Range Ledger.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12

The Eastern Colorado Times, a
new paper for Cheyenne Wells,
was issued the first of the week
with H. Y. Tarwater and Walter
L. Bales as owners. The paper
is neat IN appearance and liber-
ally patronized by our local mer-
chants and others. Mr.. Bales
was recently editor of the Divide
Review, published at Kiowa, and
has had years Of experience in
the newspaper business. -Chey-
enne County Republican.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
PROSPECT HILL.

The ants and the autos are out
in great numbers, indicating un-
mistakably that gentle spring is
here.
Jas. M. Mcdaniel returned
Wednesday morning from an ex-
tended visit with his brother Ho-
mer Mcdaniel in Weston, Mo.
O. A. Finness, besides farming
his own ranch, has rented a part
Of Pete Brothen's large ranch and
will do strenuous farming all
around. =,
The Arapahoe Literary Society
in connection with the Owens
School Liceum. have arranged to
entertain the public with an in
teresting program on Friday eve
ming April 18th at Arapahoe. You
will miss a treat in literary lore
if you fail to attend.
Have you read Champ Clark's
speech delivered before the Ken
lucky legislature in March of this
year? If you have not, you
should read it and ponder its in
cisi,e points. 1t matters not what
your political affiliations are, it
will do you good. Light, politi-
cal light, illuminates almost every
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
Auction Sale.

will sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for CASH at
my place of business in Cheyenne
Wells on Saturday, April 18th,
the following described property:
TWELVE HEAD OF HORSES.
l team bay geldings, 8 and 9
years old. weight 1900 pounds.
1 team bay geldings, 6 and 8
years old, weight 1000 pounds.
team grey geldings, z and 8
years old, weight 1,80O pounds.
l team bay mares, 8 and 9 yrs.
old, weight 1000 pounds.
grey pacing horse S years
old, weight 100 pounds.
l sorrel single driver, 5 years
old, weight 800 pounds.
l sorrel saddle horse, 10 years
old, weight 1000 pounds.
yearling mare colt.
l two-seated carriage.
heavy spring wagon.
l single buggy.
l wagon and water tank.
1 set of double harness, new.
2 heavy lumber wagons.
l set of heavy harness.
l drop-leaf extension table.
l two-hole laundry stove.
l heavy wardrobe.
l five-ton wagon scales.
/ feed grinder.
Other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale begins promptly
at 100 o'clock p. m.
A. D. SCHULTZ, Owner.
Telerhone No. 20.
Col. J. H. Patterson, Auct.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12

You are left at the post if you
have no telephone. Your COM
petitor will get the business.
Have a telephone put in now;
it may be worth for five minutes
what it would cost for a year.
Any items of news intended
for publication in these columns
should reach this Office not later
than Thursday morning.
This is going to be a great year
for farming in Cheyenne county.
More new ground will be broken
by the homesteaders this spring
than ever before in the history
of this county, and bigger and
more abundant crops will be
raised. The Cheyenne county
farmer is going to do things this
year.
Field Day will be observed
here Saturday, April 10th. The
high school girls will play basket
ball, and the boys will play base
ball, run horse races, foot races,
do vaulting stunts, and at five
o'clock they will eat a lot of oys-
ters and get sick. At 800 o'clock
the dance will begin and the
grand finish will be made about
midnight. EVERYBODY come.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
Mayor Appoints Commit
tees.

tees,
On Monday afternoon at 500
o'clock the city board of trustees
met in the Office of Mayor Cain
at which time County Clerk H.
C. Nelson swore the members
elect into office. E. J. Snydal
was re-appointed city clerk at So
per month. A general order to
enforce the dog ordinance was
issued to City Marshal Hollings-
head. The mayor appointed the
following committees:
Auditing:-M. P. Trumbor, w.
R. Mccarthy and L. w. Wells.
Finance: H. Norman, M.
P. Trumbor, L. M. Gudgel,
Public Works and Water Com
mittee:-F. w. Williams, w. R.
Mccarthy, L. w. Wells.
J. M. Staley, city treasurer.
DR.. Carl o. Booth, city health
officer.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12

The advent of tie Eastern Col
orado Times into the business
arteries of Cheyenne county has
met with hearty approval and
support. We solicit the patron
age of every business firm in
this town and county, assuring
everyone of a fair and square
deal.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12

In the recent city election in
Kansas City, the republican ad-
ministration was repudiated and
the entire democratic ticket was
elected. Henry L. Jost is the
new mayor. This doesn't please
the Kansas City Star, but moth
ing democratic ever did or ever
will please the Star.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
Subscription One Dollar the Yea1
TARwATER & BALES, Owners
II. Y. Tarwater Walter l.. Bale

The county commissioners met
in regular session on the first
Monday in this month. Present,
Geo. Jennings, chairman, Arena;
Chris Jensen, of Wild Horse;
Chas. Dagger, of Arapahoe; H.
C. Nelson, Cheyenne Wells.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-04-12
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