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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

Tho vetoing OF the army a%pproprla-
t.on bill by President Taft has caused
the %cancelling Of the army maneuvers
az Mt. Gretna. and the West Virginia
militia. which was 20 leave their re-
spective stations on July o. have been
notified. and the order ordering them
20 Nj Gretna has been cancelled 1T
Is unfortunate that the mRneuvers
have had 20 be cancelled. since N
many Of the boys Mad arranged for
thelr vacatlon.' said General Elliot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

Tn hfiing IN inner tube care should
Do taken that nothing remains in tho
envelope Tire men hot infrc1ucntlv
suffer criticism Tor supply Iug Inferior
tuhoe whom mo fact ls that o. Is Tho
mo'orist who Us o. fault. The Niche
lin 'iro expert SAYS that frequently
oFnrrs leave dust caps. washers and
other articles inside an envelope and
th'n complain when tho inner fubo
rurri1rea from mo- apparent cause"
an or RI feW miles ~ travelling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

Including his assessment. paid "a
the Republican state committee. c. +
I;athbone. late Republican candidate
for the nomination OF State Treasur
OF. shows his total expenditures In
see .ng the nomination were but
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

Playing the part OF a modern Paul
Revere. Sergeant H. J. Simon. OF he
California National Guard. has gone
the revolutionary hero one better. by
mObilizing an entire Of y.
g. troops in The short space % ninety
minutes. The trick n turned with
the aid % an so No. r. touring car
Capt. ". J Holden. commanding
Company a. recently decided that too
many % his men were shirking drill
night and other details 81 mock mill
tary life. lie resolved 10 send In "a
emergency call some evening with no
further preliminary notice than calling
up those members who had phones
and going after the others in a motor
car Sergeant Simon and two ~prIvafes
were assigned 20 the Job. and the up
to-dste sergeant Immediately impress
ed a Lozier six cylinder car into ser
Vice. IFS orders we're 20 arrest each
and every member who showed 70.
alFtance. and tho plan was carried
through without n hitch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

A charter has been issued 10 the
X. K NJ Land Company. OF Charles
ton. W. Va, 20 deal in real estate and
lay out a town site at Dickinson. near
this city. The authorized capital IL
$4,000. and the ~incorporators are j..
H. Woodroe. z. J. Stahl. J. A. Taylor.
O.. r. Blake and l.. f. Potcet. all OF
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

There r. no competitive event ~
July 10 amateur motor circles that De-
attracting moro attention than the
tour ~ r7nchmen and farmers across
me state oi Texas. starting from bal
Doe on July 22nd
The press committee. which went
over The route IN n big KlsseI Kar.
n .urned with reports 81 The kecnesf
interest MI along me line Tho com
mit'ee made the trip ~ 1000 miles
without breakdown or mishap ~ any
sort
Tho Holland trophy and $500 goes
% tho winner. with second and third
prizes ~ $500 and 5000 respectively
Tn" is from Dallas fo san An.
tonic and return uifh % stop 90 Cal.
weston long enough 20 take In tho
beach races there
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-10
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eS"s.s s.s's % Of sG,S1sa@ s%""ison SIS.
In the County Court.
Nellie Lila Bourgeois
Louis Bourgeois, SUMMONS IN
whose real name ~ DIVORCE
Leon Francois Lachausse
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado
To the Defendant above named. GREETING
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
tion brouebt against you by the above nsm med
plaintiff tn the County Court Of the County 81
GuDnison, State of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after the
service hereof, you are served within this
State, or within ffty days after the service
hereof il served personally outside the state oi
Colorado, or, il served by publication, within
or trial will be had the same though you
were present.
This is an action brought TO obtain a decree
Of divorce on the ground OF your habitual
drunk kenness for the space ~ more than one
whole year last past, aud such other and fur
ther relief rs may seem To the Court just and
equitable from the omplsint, a copy a which
10 hereunte attached and the evidence adduced
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hercunto
set my hand aud led the seal ~ said Coart
at my office in Gunnison. Colorado, this 18th
dsy of April, A. d., 1912.
SEAL GEo. HErHERINGroN.
Judge and Acting Clerk
Y. I. Brown, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub May 3, last pub May 81, 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-10

The fsople ~ the state - Cosovnao,
tsREETING
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An GHHTH,s SALE

state Of Colorado,
County of GunBison,
By virtue of an alias writ of ex ecution issued
out II the ,lerk 5 office of the District Court.
of Gunnison County, and state of Colorado,
and Ia directed, whereby am commended
To make the sum of Five Thousand, Five bund-
red and sixteen and 64-isg Dollars, (ss5l6 81 /,
the amount Of a certain Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 9TH day OF September 1SA
in favor ~ Francis j Rsbbeth as plaintiff, and
against Wallace O. Webber and " illiam "
Emery, Surviving Trustees of the Tomchi
Valley smelling Company corporation. and
the Granite Mountain told Mining Company,
corporation as defendants, together with
interest said Judgment from the date of the
rendition thereof at the rate Of eight per cent
per annum, out of the lands, tenements, goods
and chattels of the said above named deten-
dants. Wallace G. Webber aud William ".
Emery, Surviving Trustees of The 1omchi
Valley Smelling Company, ! have levied upon
the following described real property, to-wit;
An undivided two-ffths interest in and 10
the Victor Lode Mining Claim, situate, lying
Gunnison County. Colorado. known and design
step s- L. :. Survey No. 15lls. in the Patent
shereof, TO which references Is hereby made
The above described interest standing of re-
cord in the name 81 " Msllaee G. Nebber and
William ". Emery, Surviving Trustees of The
Tomichi Valley Smelling Company.
The above interest in said Mining Claim he
ing subject 10 Deed of Trust given by said
owners 10 Emil Peterson recorded IN Book 40
et Page 275 in the Records of said County
which foreciosed and redeemei by the
Judgment credited herein Msrci Z'rd. 1ei2-
The amount .f the redemption Of said sale and
foreclosure by the said judgment creditor. be
ing the sum ~ Eight Hundred and Forty Six
and 75-fs Dollars.
THEREF0RE. According TO said command.
shall on Monday. the arh day of May 1912. at
the hour at ven o clock in the forenoon If said
day at the West front door of the County Court
Aouse. in the town af Gunni=on, IN the County
ef Gunni-on. state of Colorado. expose 70 sale
at public auction To the highest bidder. for
cash in hand all the right, title and interest
sd the above named Wallace q. Nebber and
William n. Emery. Surviving Trustees Of the
Tsmichi Valley smelling Company IN and 10
thereof as may be pecessarvl subject TO The
above red EN- pt ion for the payment and satis-
faction - said Judgment. interest and cost oi
sale
Dated. 6iunnison, Colorado. tins 2sth day oi
April 1872.
PAT HANLON
Sheriff Of Gunnson County
Fir-t pub April D: last pub. May Il, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-10

.. f'tfth Pa
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..ssr Is ~ asf"ss the h"s"s''~"s Shove ns~ssi
Won ere hercbs srussrsd 10 spperr IN sn sc
sss'a bsy~sht agssp-t yes b, she sbove named
gisssssM. 10 che Ds~srict cosrt ~ s,uoni-on
Soousy. Sfsse ~ tslorsst.,. sad a8pOsr the
s.usV3eint sherssn ssshin twenty d~v- .Ss~r the
services hss.of. served Within this County
% .-s.ed 50 a She ccansy or h. p~b,cs.
trpn. usshin thirty days secr the -srvire hars,,f
esciusive - the dag of >srvice. Judgment b.,
sessssls wil - taken against you according to
the prayer q the eaaI liant; sad q . caps a
Ne comptaint Ia the shove su,ssl~d srtson b.
ps't sorvsa With thie suas mons. az n the ssrvice
hss.sh be essie emt ~ shi~ state. then TEN day
ssasass'ansI 70 the tisse hsv-in.tp.e ss~ci6ed
tw seyeerenae ant s0rwer viii ~ allowed
s:.soss tse ssaias ~ Judgment hy dsssnlt -
fhe sid scsios i- hro~shs " s-cossr ju.,s-
s .hs -si1 fohe ssrsr 10 the p,s,s.i9 hsrsis .,S
- y 70 sov -. say ~ ,a.ssss. w,sh ,nsers:, sheseon
Z, ~, snd - sttoswevs ices and the costs as
.sst so obtain . ascsss of thi- Coort for the
~.aS "ssss"-sss - : rs.ss,r % morsssse oc The iol.
C.sst{ oio.sao se.wit The sEh ~. the
sTs AE. shs ~. sw. .sd sLs Nv SEs,
psas, ssscussd and a.i,ve,sd hy she ssd ToSs
uesses 10 Nov Y. iuN. b. secure che pay menf a
40 psOnsss.ry note, that the premises con
pracssdR spVaied to the pay ment Of said judg
sent snd IN case such prsreesis sse not sun
cisnt 10 pay the some. then TO obtain .n execu
sion aGsins, said Tobe Barnes for the b~Iancs
remaining due. and slso that the said defen
tsnt and ali persons claiming under him ma,
10 barred and foreclosed ~ all right ella IL
sad eqsity ~ redemption in the said pseupises
and nor other and further relief. Hs will mors
FULLY appear from the complaint In said action
10 which reference Is here made.
And you ere hereby notified that N YOU ssi
to appear, and to answer the said complaint n,
above required the said plaintiff will apply u
the Court Nor ludameut against you by defaul,
aad for the relief demanded in said complaint
e5ivsa under our hand ss stsorncys for plain
ill st 6u1sisoa Colora<to. In said ounty, thil
siaetssath aay Of fsevusry 4. d. iSs2
| BELL, STIvERs JosDAH
Assovneys for Plaintiff.
First psb Nag 3, last pub. Nay "a. 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-10
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then. snl essssao . UstA ~ Osss
psssAGe. fasciAatsA hsr. saa hsr eyes
watcbed hin curteusly Ms nane Was
- oddly familiar -. ossOciatel N
vague memory with some Of the Dsst
desperate deeds ever witnessed In the
West, yet always found - TIE side II
Lac and order; n was 1iAcult to coo-
ceive that tAis svietspoaea. lAsysl.
gently smiling Raa could inAso1 -
the most famous gSa AGAter - ths
border. hated. feared. vet thcreuGhly
respected. by every AssperaAs b.
tween the Plato 80 tAs Cans1isa.
Beyond the Glass e.l Olittse - ths
hstropolitaa Daaes Nall tAo ns1sy
crowd thiAne1 away s0oeWAot. -
the marshal vsatursd 10 1r0o bocA -
side Fsirbain, yet viGflantly WetcAs1
every appreachinG faoe.
Town ap0sars unNsaally lively -
night. Bill" observed tAe latter grave
ly, "anl ths boys have got n early
start"
West end graders just paid 81
was the reply. They have beso
whoopin' it up ever siAce nooa, end
are beginning to Get ugly. Nov the
rest of the outfit are showing uD. and
there will probably - somethinG In
terestiAG happening before morning.
Wouldn't mind 1t 30 much n ] had .
single deputy worth his salt
What's the matter with Bain,"
Nothing. while he Was on the Job.
but Red Haegerty got him in Pony
Joes shebang two hours ago; shot
him in the back across The bar. Ned
never even pulled his gun"
I'm sorry TO hear that; what b.
came of Hageerty7"
The marshal let his eyes rest ques-
tioningly on the doctors face for IN
instant.
Well. happened to be just behind
Ned when he went" he said gently.
and Red viii be buried on Boots
Hill tomorrow. I'm afraid | don't
give you much chance to show your
skin. Doc" with a smile
IF they all shot like you do. my
profession would be useless. What's
the matter with your other deputies ."
Lack of nerve principally, | reck-
on: amt one of 'em worth the powder
70 blow him up. ia give something just
now for . fellow had down at Dodge
he was . man. Never had 10 tell
him when 10 go IN: good judgment
too: wasn't cut hunting for trouble.
but always ready enough to take his
share. Old soldier in our army. Cap
tain heard. though he never talked
much about himself: maybe you knew
him-Jack Keith"
Well. reckon" in quick surprise.
and what's more to the point, he's
hereslept IN my room last night"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-10

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much nsrs. - 0iOAt GIT sonbuoe'
tiess; Ats laaesaOs was SURE osrcs."
wild Boll" turool SLOWLY oe0vaA
sttn calmly soso1aG. bis eve eshieit
~ mild anuos0Dot.
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n sufprisss - - and - - -
c1ty With - ltttlo regard ~ - -
1tnAry cssrtsssss - life. Ts0oy Rss
49, I cea psrsuoAe the Osot1eoaa
~ 0sapssarsl W the sts1n. sah1aG
thso deliberately step by ~. tha
eAoaf still snskiAG betweeo ~ hps
80" ealIs1 aftef him.
Keep away froa In frso4 - ~
1ssr. Biil; hen shoot sure. ~ ~
c0chsl his Gun ~hea ! WAS - tAsrs .
Hichcch glanced back. wevs1 Md
AAnl.
"DoAt worfy-the room occuO4e1 ~
Ar.-aA-Montsomery vas 'lS.' be
lieve you said"
Whatever occurred above. d va
over with very shortly. Theoo nsten
ing at the foot of the stairs hoarA ths
Arst gentle rap On the door. - out
burst of profanity, followe1 almosi
instantly BY . sharp snap. - n {
lech had given way, Thea br4sl
scuhlinG mingled with the leul creah
ing of . bed. Scarcely q minute 1atei
the marshal appeared on Tie laoAins
above. one hand firmly grippol IN ths
neck band Of a undershirt. tAus -
curely holding the writhing. helpless
hgure of q man, Who swore vto3eatly
every time he could catch his breath
ANY other room you couiA csnvsn
veniently assign Mr.-ah-0ootGOn
cry to, Tommy" he asked pleasantly
~ IL
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06
Rev. Irl r. Hicks
1913 Almanec

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PIE SOCIAL.

There will be pie social a6
the Springfield school house Fri
day evening Dec. l3, boys to
bring the pies and the girls to
purchase them. Everybody
come and ascertain what our
bachelor culinary artists can
produce in the pastry line.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06
How To Keep Apples

1t is said that apples may be
kept two years by wrapping
them in newspapers so as to ex-
clude the air. The newspaper
must, however, be one on which
the subscription is paid in full or
the dampness resulting from the
due" will cause the fruit to
spoil.-Ex.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06
.....Local Gossip.

Bob Homsher's big stack of
maize and cane is an assurance
that the boys bunch of stock will
be we'll cared for this winter.
Col. Bailey is back from his
trip.
Ray Brown and Will Heclle
thorn went south several days
since, it is rumored for the pur-
pose of looking over a new auto
line service This leaves Cotton
Monarch of all he surveys and
he is doing a big business,
John Nj. Johnston, father Of
Miss Gertrude, the incoming
treasurer will act as deputy un-
til her term of school expires.
BY an over sight, last week we
! failed to notice the marriage sof
Rosie Hall, daughter of Daniel
Hall of Rodley to Samuel Home
dew of Woodale, Kansas. Judge
Alexander otficiated This usual
profound manner and in proper
appreciation of the event the
happy groom treated liberally
with cigars and CONNECTIONS.
May they be happy.
Two and two make six, eight
and ten are eleven. This was a
sample of Alf Aliens figuring
for 81 hours after the 5 tork
brought that boy. He is now
himself again, however, and can
rig you out bill of lumber tigur-
ed with his old time accuracy.
Johnson's Short Order House
next door to Herald. First class
service.-Adv.
Ed Measel has job now of fix
ing up house for Jake Lasley.
We acknowledge a pleasant
.atkaA fssMda e GresnaTd Asthui
Marriott last Sat. The boys
were in town on land business.
L. W. Gray's new residence il
south Springfield is nearing
completion.
Mr.. Howell was the purchaser
of an estray sold by Inspector
Knox last Saturday.
Mrs. ". p. Hailey and Miss
Clara Alexander were patrons OF
Dr.. Sayler, dentist, on Tuesday.
They went over in the Cotton
auto.
Andie Majors was in town
first of the week. He was return
ing from trip to the cedars.
Warren Brown has put up "a
bout $500 worth of maize.
4 number of friends, the writ
cr among the number, were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. 4. G..
Patterson for turkey dinner
ut the ranch last Sunday. 1T was
a Thanksgiving dinner postponed
on account of G.. G's. absence on
the great day. AS nice Il dinner
as we ever sat down to and a
better time we never had.
DR.. Chas. f. Milligan viii open
an Office at Kenton. This is one
nf the banner towns of the west
and the DR., is assured a good
practice.
Only Is more shopping days
till Christmas. Don't take
chances on sending away. 1t
may result in great disappoint-
ment to YOU and the loved ones.
The stores in town and around
the county are stocked with suit
able, seasonable Xmas goods.
Try them.
Roy McCanless, EIdon Allen
and Ernest Long were Co. seat
visitors this week.
Contractor Petticrew has sub
stituted auto service on the
Springtield-Lamar mail line ar
irving at u NJ, departing at
p. M
Note change in the ad of The
Pioneer Store.
While feeding a hay press al
the Bailey ranch last Saturday
Albert Horn had the misfortune
to sustain a very painful injury
to his foot. In some manner his
foot became fast in the machinery
but fortunately no bones were
broken. Dr. Barteldt of Lama
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06

4 good wood racks.
Some odd lumber.
old buggies.
sets of good work harness.
l set buggy harness, single.
2 saddles, good ones.
3 weed sleds.
| 3 burner oil stove.
I sewing machine, good as new.
! set of dies, cuts l-2 to , inch
threads, pipe cutter and wise.
5000 bundles of katfir corn with
grain on.
Lot of maize in head.
Bedstead and springs, tables,
chairs, bureaus and other things
too numerous to mention.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06

M. E. Church Services
Springfield Charge.
First Sunday:
Springfield HOO A. M.
North Liberty $3.50 P. M.
Two ButteS 7:3O z. M.
Second Sunday:
Boston Hoo A. M.
Villas $3.50 P. M.
Springfield 7:3O P. M.
Third Sunday:
Two Buttes Hoo A. M
Stalnaker $3.50 P. M.
Springfield 7:3O T. Nd.
Fourth Sunday:
Springfield Hoo A. M.
Villas $3.50 P. M
Boston 7:3O p. M
&C. Wilkinson, Pastor.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06

Villas School Notes.
George Marketing
Willie Goehring
Viola Goehring
Clemma High
Frances High
Emma High
Almon Rutherford
Thomas Rutherford
We're neither absent nor tardy
during the past month.
There were three visitors.
The month closed Nov. %,
1912.
Teachers Examination.
Baca Co. Teachers Examination will
be held in the Court House at SPRING
field, Dec. 18th and 20th.
R. M. Anderson,
Co. Supt of Schools.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06

School report blanks 10 cents
per dozen. Hell aid Office.
The Springfield herald., 1912-12-06

Arthur Brookhart was pat
ron of Bakers first of the week.