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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-22

wANTED--At once middle aged man for
permanent position. Good pay. Easy work
Heath s. Company, Nurserymsn, Manchester.
Ionn. 6SH<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-22

WANTED - A woman who can do good plain
cooking In a family OF three No washings ana
good wages. Mrs. j. b. Estee. Montpelier, VI.
1915
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-22
BOARD AND ROOMS

TG RENT Two large front rooms with all
modern conveniences; also table board, at 20
Averill Street 8tf
TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS - At .Ths
VI oo1bine." 81 jefferson Street 227tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-22

WANTED - An aIi-round cook. Apply TO
G. NJ. Halves. Plainhsld Hotel P.ainfeid. 5Stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-22

C. F. SMITH, Auctioneer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

OF Che VOL known arscnicai ar. This
stop alone VIII prevent the relnfcsta-
ton Of the pastures Another step
should be taken 90 insure the contin-
Eod freedom Of the pastures from
ticks II the cattle now returned 60
the pastures are allowed TO visit the
places where they have been concen-
trnted on the ieyees, OF mounds they
viii naturally become infested with
the progeny ef ticks Matched from
eggs deposited By individuals that
were attached when the cattle were
taken 10 the higher places. II IL
therefore necessary for some time 70
prevent the cattle from grazing on
the areas where they have been cons
contracted Experiments performed
By the bureau Of entomology Indicate
that seed ticks on tho areas where
the cattle have been WILL die Of star
walton within 100 days after the cattle
have been removed. Consequently
such areas should be Kept under fence
or the cattle otherwise prevented
from visiting them for four months
after the cattle leave. Al the emo
or this period the levees viii be en-
tirely free OF ticks and the cattle may
be allowed to return to them without
danger.
II IS understood that there may be
practical difficulties in applying this
advice In some localities but wher-
ever Il can be followed Il Will enable
the planters to reduce the infesta-
tion by ticks on their places to a
very small amount. The trouble and
expense necessary Il Uncomfortable.
on account Of the great gain 20 be
derived By taking advantage of the
very exceptional conditions that have
prevailed. IL is urged that planters
make a special effort to combat the
tick Ia the manner described. a. has
been explained. the two steps 70 be
taken are, first. the destruction Of
the ticks on the cattle when they
leave the levees, and second, the pre-
vention OF roinfestation Of the cattle
ana the starvation of the dicks by
fencing the areas where they have
be0u concentrated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
MONTH OF MAY IS
COOL AND DRY
Below Normal ia Temperature
and Precipitation Says the
Monthly Summary Of Sec
ton Director Of Bureau.
General summary, New Mexico Sec
tion, May 1879

tgenerai summary, New Mexico Sec.
ton. May. 1879
The month OF May. 1919. averaged
a little below tho normal both ~ tetn-
tetature and precipitation. The de-.
fcieacv in temperature was general
over the state. except for smul ares o
in central OterO. central Soeorr1'
northern sierra and northeast Grant
counties. where a alight exenfs ucour-
red. Southwark from the iaise. area
the greatest deficiency occurred, sN-
ceedine . degrees q day IN scuih,rh
Grant, Luna and central bona Ana
Rather iasse deficiency also occurred
along the eastern slopes Of he seisfo
Dc rrlaio range
with slight es option. ino nrst hnif
0f the month Wa cool. the neat IN
creasins toward the close OF the
warm and oppressive; the 20ih WAS
g0th were days which were clear ar,
W ramand Oppressvei The 26th WAS
generally the Warmesl day OF the
month. Low temperature, ana scv-
ere irusta. were common over tin
state (except IA the southern tier Of
countles) from the 50 to 6th and
aeain ln northern ard cent ~ coui :
ties from tho i2tn 10 tho i5lh. The
tih was sencraiy he coolest dav u
the month.
The precipitation practically all oc-
CURED Ia the storm period from the
sth to the ifIh. The heaviest fan oc-
CURED in the northeast counties
whence Il decreased steadily and rap
idly westward, antil little or no pre-
cipitation occurred over tho san Juan
the Little Colorado. CHA, san fran
cisco or Mimbros watersheds, and the
amounts IN the lio Grande valley
we're generally small. An excess wal
thus general In district No. q. aud d
deficiency elsewhere, with nracticall,
no precipitation In district no. 2.
From the upper Rio Ornnac valle,
eastward 20 oklahoma end the Texal
pan handle. the precipitation 90 M
l3tn-lfth was snow and the fan a
many stations exceeded 10 inches ans
the average FOR mo entire state az
preached 3 Inches. bringing lhc tOia
for the season np to ala Inches.
The sunshine ~ the month wa
practically normal. at Santa We tner
was SO per cent 81 tho total possibl
amount, and ai Roswell Sf per cent
white for the state az whole Their
were 30 clear. s partly cloudy and bu
cloudy days The humidity wa
low; at sann ~ the average was 3
per cent. "a Roswell 40 per cent. a
the Agricultural COLLEGE 81 per cen
ana az Fort stanton. 2a per cen
Rather high winds occurred. and On
average hourly velocity WAS high hr
not in excess Of enc uaual May teg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
NEW JERSEY TOWN HAS
FOUND SOLUTION OF
AUTO NOISE PROBLEM

Especial Correspondence 90 Herald
New York. June S.--Melvin n
Bender, counsel for the New York
State Automobile association, and one
o. the foremost authorities on auto
mobile legislation Ia the east. says
the signal clause In the new Newark
trafflC ordinance represents the ultl-
mate solution Of the automobile noise
problem. IN discussing this ordinance
and the possibility is universal
adoption, Mr.. Bender said.
The problem OF quiet In thc ope-
ration OF motor cars has troubled a
good many communities and an sorts
OF attempts have been made 20 solve
H. No one feature Of the automobile
has been the cause Of more snnse-
less and impractical legislation than
the signal horn.
1T seems TO mo that the solution
has a. last been met in a highly sat-
lHfnctory and reasonable menner W
the city Of Newark and I firmly be-
Bieve the solution attained There viii
roceivc universal approval and adop-
tion throughout the country gene
rally.
'sThe new Newark raw allows tho
use OF the automobile horn as 1,
warning OF danger For any other
purpose d b. prohibited. In other
words, } think u places the hoin
where u belongs. II makes u safe
~ device pure and almple--not 70 10
tnmpcicd with
Instead Of attempting 10 coniine
thc signal Is any particular Kind. "a
IN the ease of several cities who once
f0usht 20 prohibit the uEe Of All rave
The bulh-horn. Newark elin lnaiea No
algnnl thai is efficient ana capabi'
lot Fulfilling It's function.
III puts the ban on feeble inai
Ifcctivc equawkcrs by making tbs re-
luuired signal sufficiently loud 40 b.
heard undcr an conditions 81 tFaf
fioi' and tune playing and eseen'FA
devices by demanding iuat the ntt'
produced be abrupt Ia order 90 voice
a true warnlnB but asi ie lrom iner'
lenlirely reasonable. in fac. essential
specifications. there ls no discs'ni'nA
tioi.
sIn my opinion the new measure !
not only going 20 attain the deFire'
ireductlon Ia the amount of unneces
mry noise, but Il win make the sigma
Ian the more effective when Il
necessary 10 use o. ana thus prov
of equal II not creator value frou
line standpolnt of safety"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
LOOD CHANGE TO
SWAT TEXAS TICK
ississippi Valley Inundation
Furnishes Golden 0pportun-
lily to Planters to Put Crimp
in PestiferOus Bug,

'eeInl CSprraBeHdenes 90 the ueraial
Washington. y. c.. June S-The
bent floods IN tho Mississippi vai-
hive given the planters an ox-
'DsiOnal opportunity 90 deal a de-
i've blow against the tick which
ansmits spleneuc or Texas fever OF
.tic, When the waters began TO
h lhe cattle, wherever possible.
re- taken to the higher lands. such
mounds and the ieveoa. In many
ses al Of the cattle found IN areas
many square miles were concen-
ted on the leVces. Consequently,
many weeks the areas over which
Il cattle have rOamed have been re-
|c9d 70 but a very small fraction
she area over which they would
4, naturally white the cattle have
|sb greatly concentrated la this
hner the ticks have been de-
dyed IN the pastures. II Is true
the cattle tick Is somewhat re-
Ant "a water, but the long dura-
az the flood and the force Or the
llrent In the present instance have
Oubtedly practically. II not cont
ely. extnrmlnatcd the tick IN All
-pt high localities IN many coun-
II Ia Arkansas. Louisiana and Mis-
lppi. OF course. the cattle that
h concentrated on the levees or
unds carried many ticks 10 those
ces wlth them These ticks have
c.ored on the cattle and their
|geny have reinfested the cattle.
an these cattle are returned to the
tWps (which are now free from
cs) they WSil carry many ticks
n thom and IN this manner the
lures will quickly become rein-
eli n proper stepa are taken by
sRera OF the cattle this reinfestatlon
be prevented 90 "a very great OK
I. The bureau Of animal industry
the United States department 81
sculturc has been actively coop
ting with the authorities Of tbs
4 les concerned IN an effort 90 pro-
the overflowed areas from rein
atlon. and " stock 0wncra take
antasc Of the present opportunity
eradication ia the localities "a
stion may be assured al Nera slight
,enac The first thing % be done
To destroy the ticks on the cattle
lore they return to the pastures
= can be done By greasing the
d TIC with crude OF or by The ass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
NorIcE Fon runIacATIoN.

Department of the Interior.
United states Land ONCE al Santa
BE. y. A., June 2. 1914,
Notice 81 hereby Eiyen that Nieo~
las kpodacas Of Albuquerque, n. 81,
who on 5une 5th. 1897, made Home-
stcad Entry so. 1857. FOR 80 NV
~ and M sw i-f. Section o. Town
shlp ~, ltange fE. New MeNlco
Principal Medidian. has nled notice
OF Intention 90 make ANAL hve-yeas
proof 70 establish claim a. The land
above described. before ~ =. Whit
ms. United states commissioner az
Albuquerque n. AZ. ON the isth das
81 July. 1919.
Claimant names aa witnesses
Charles kcmm. Of Albuquerque, n
IA Jose Hcnavldcs of Albuquerque
n. M Jesus Apodaca, of Albuquerque
~ a.; Felipe Apodaca, % Albuquer'
que. n "a.
MANi'EL q. oTEno.
Rosleier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

ord. which Is tho highest OF the year.
The prevailing direction was from the
southwest.
TcnipcFagure.
The mean temperature Of this state
a. determined from the records OF 20
stations having a mean altitude Of
about 5000 feet. was 5S.9 degrees, or
10 degree below the normal. and i,e
degrees below May, 1911. The hiRh-
est local monthly mean was I'll de-
Rrees az CARLSBAD. and the lowest.
4f2 degrees az Winsors. The high
est temperature recorded was 1912 de-
grces az Artesla, Foaz. Carlsbad and
EacOndtto on the 20th; and the low
esq degrees al Eilznbethtown on the
18th. Tho greatest local monthly
range In temperature WIS "a degrees
az Clin. and the least 46 al Winsors,
while the greatest local range was So
degrees az Alma on the i7th The
district averages were as follows, No.
z. as.3 degrees; No, 3, 59.0 degrees;
No. 3, 57.3 degrees
Precipitation.
The average precipitation for the
SEATS, as determined from the records
OF ft5 stations. was ~ inch, or ola
inch below the normal and O,34 be-
low May, 1911, The greatest monthly
amount was 4 inches az valley, Union
county, and the least none az IL sta
lions, while bur a trace WAS recorded
az l5 stations. The greatest amount
IN any "a hours was 2.19 inches at
Hoosier Ranch, Mora county The
average snowfall was 2.9 inches. Pre-
cipitation occurred on an average OF
days The district averages were az
follows; No. 4 2.2s inches; No. s..
0.52 inch: No. y 0.0g inch.
CHARLES r. LINNEY,
Section Director.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

FOn sALE-Pltce of lena
about so acres IN the VILLAGE OF
IA Tiiera. Just al the l1ol ~
the mountains from Whiloomh
springs and on the line OF inc
proposed Albuquerque Naatern
railway Hah about go fruit
trees. adobe house and alfalfa.
rs Irrigated from a ditch rum
ming the fuil length ~ the land
This properly cen b. bought
cheap. j.. ~ McCanna, State
Natlona Bank BuHdine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
rENITENTIAIlY BlDs.
fOr supplies for TIM New McxlCO Penn
issntlnry, for six Months Ind
Ing November seth, 1912


Samples will be required OF all ar
tlclea marked with an asterisk, and
al samples must 0e labeled. showing
name OF bidder. and name and full
description OF article. Samples must
be delivered az the Office of the super
lntendont not later than clock
o. m. on june goth, 1919. N' BIDS
% be made m accordancc with condi-
lions OF blank proposals, which will
be furnished By the superintendent on
application. No bids otherviso. made
will be entertained. a bond win be
required from all successfui bidders,
for the faithful fu7Allmcnt OF con-
tracts WITHIN 10 days OF award and a
certiiied check Of 10 per cent Of the
amount OF the bid Will be required to
be furnished with the bid.
Groccries and Meat.
$4,000 lbs. Apples. dried.
900 lbs. Bacon, breakfast
so lbs. Baking Powder (ll, g., 5-lb,
cans)
5000 lbs. Beans. Mexican
s2.5O0 lbs. Beans, Navy.
1000 lbs. Beef. frest.
pi0 doz. BroOms, warehuuse.
s3s es Corn. canned. equal Sun
burst"
$1,000 lbs Corn Meal, s5-lo sacks.
$500 lbs. Coffee. roasted whole
| 500 lbs. Crackers lib. packages.
$4,000 lbs. Flour. actual weight.
1850 lbs Lard compbund. 50-ih.
cans.
$500 lbs, Hominy
cs. Matches domino. 7gO to case,)
100 lbs. Macaronl, bulk
600 lbs Oieomareafne
$50 los Pepper, black, whole.
1900 lbs. Pork Sausage
1000 lbs. Peaches, dried
1900 lbs prunes. dried
1850 lbs. Red chill, ground.
$500 lbs. Rice.
cs. sapolio.
IA bx. Soap, Lenox.
20 bx. Soap, Ivory, small size.
$4,000 lbs. salt. table. 25-lb. sacks,
$4,000 lbs, SUGAR, granulated.
si50 gals syrup G. gal iaekeis)
80 lbs Tea. green.
1000 lbs. Tobacco, Dukes Mixtnre.
60 CO, Tomatoes. Cotton hraad or
equal,
5 O.. washing Powder. star Nap
tina.
1000 lbs weinerwurst.
4 e.. Concentrated Lyo.
1855 lbs. Yeast, Floichmans Gin equal
weekly shipments.)
HAY and Grain
$4,000 lbs. Oats.
d,000 lbs. Bran.
100000 iha, Corn.
Coal.
5000 tons screened Lump Coal
Clothing.
Gross Pants Buckles
$50 gross shirt Buttons.
40 gross Suapender buttons.
$3.50 yds. Ldaht Drill.
$3.50 ydH. Heavy Drill.
i.500 yds. Ticking. a. q. a.
$4,000 yds. Canton FLANNEL 90 M
ehoa wide.
's00 yds. Toweling, crash.
$4,000 yda. Blue Denim.
'20o yds sheetius. 81 inches Wide.
Lssttiter. Shoe. Findings, I1tc.
t2.o00 lbs OAK Tan sole Leather.
= ss00 lbs Hight Kip Leather
The board Of penilenilary commits
2 slonora reserves The RIGHT 10 rojec
, any and al bids, or parts thereof
Ia submitting bids FOR above sup
plies. bidders shoula write plainly 81
envelope The following. "BlDs FOi
THE NEW MEXICO PENITEN
. TIARY" with the name OF the bidder
7 to avoid opening OF bids ~ mistake
before date set.
Samples may be- sent separately
plainly marked and numbered. 20 en-
superintendent
All supplies must be furnished D
such quantities and az such times a
tbs superintendent may direct
Hy order Of the. board 90 poniten
tiary commissioners
IOnN b. McMANus.
superintendent.
= SANTA ~. NJ M Mas 18th. l0I2
! ..-.-s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

MONEY To IAJANs
on furniture. pinn0a eraanss horses
wagons and othor ehatteis; also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts; az
low 40 3lo.0O and a. high as $4,000
Loans arc quickly made and strictly
private. Time--ono month 20 ono
year given. Goods 20 remain ~ your
possession. Our rates are raasona bio
Call and see us before borrowing
steamship tlokeIs 20 and from al
parts OF tho worio.
PRIVATE OFFICES zen Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD loan CO.,
Rooms 3 nrl q, tsSont Building,
aOa u West Cenlral Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
FoR SALE

sag0--i-roOm house slx 50-foot
lots, chicken houses Easoline engine
and pump a snap
f1,600--5-room BRICK. modern. core
ner lot, good shade, 9Th ward. close Ia.
et.000---i i-rooTu, starry frame ras-
ldence: modern; lot 75xffg. good
shade; North Fourth ST.; terms
si,000--f-room house. lot i0Oxifz.
city water. near University; terms.
f,00u--e-rOom. story brick DWELL
ing. modern. West Central avenue
$1,000 cash. balance per cent.
e180e-5-room frame large TOT,
shade and fruit trees South Broad.
way. close IN; easy terms.
ss2O0--s-room BrIck. modern, woll
built, hardwood fioors. ore place; cor
ner lot t7OO casn. balance . per
cent.
14200--T-r0om, story stuceo nnish
resldeace. hot water heat. good ont
buildings, lawn, trees. ahrubbery; iot
7bxft2, close Ia; si700 cash. balance
per cent
MONEY 10 loan
FIRE INSURANCE
A. Fleisc her
Iia SOUTH FOURTH gTREsET.
Ntxt 90 New Postonice. Prone eg4
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23
Whst of DE Pasoek Poo

We have hoard much lately a paoss post We have
ten told that this Innovation would eas the people
had the prsated that parcss post would give
mail order houses tighter grip upon The tAroats
merchant by Offering nrum d quick and cosvs.snt delivery a
goods by post,
Law rsation safely judged merit BY its
affect the F~sF wAes CssSr the espss cs~Fasi
With dollar invested in actual outlay eqaipmeat
public The railroads transport the goods and the end
responsible for their sale arrival.
True the express companies employ q number Of
but the payroll of al the companies combined dos Justify
seces of robbery to which the public forced submit
there $ no alternative
As These concern. have reached
giant proportions under the conditions There only
method by which the small merchant
the community that at
prices equally cheap the mail order people, everything consd
cred And he a rule
Careful comparison ed prs which give profit to
the small merchant with those Of the mail order houses will show
this to he true In sope
vrtising their readiness prices
winning back much Of the imnense trade that had ded
the catalogue people.
absurd discoveed by advocates OF
the parcels post In the United you
pounds package of mail matter and you just
much to send package by mail from Gunnison lola
does from New York San Francisco,
But send pound. a single
package to Of the postal union which
pie includes Germany postage
iron Gunni to lola
Funny Yes in the that you expected
laugh when playfuly hits you back "a
the parrls post will perform the Jack and
feat treating the Express Giants thereby
this dread that exacting people,
bets have it, it innure- the benefit the
then et the small merchants straight the people with the
assertions they make that they them the
era run a purchases and appeal to their farmBdedBe
This viii win in the end The majority Of people who pat
ronise the catagUe houss do because they believe they
money Many declare openly that they
Convince them that Merchant and
he's your regular customer from then
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23
NAN0AD NOTES

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jssss1 - Ossss IN.
CAs. assssss ssaA ~ ~ ~ n
Assasias ~ go.
EA0;ss S7e - sskss - e.lsAs
Tor ssvsiss sAis vssa.
o. sssrs~s q - s>ssa sssiag
The Piskis sssia Uss sAosAsosd Ueail
TsssAay
wslsss rssA - b RksAss ssss
osss lsso esliAa ~ esa a - -.
sssssiaG r.ssAsy
n CvssAsA bsese s~iseA saGiss
- hsosGhs 70 0sssiso. los ssp~iss
- Sra Il tks vssk.
Eivensa 6ss~a lesves in . lev
Asys fa Gsssslssf. KssssA shrse
- 0il visit vs.saivss.
jim Dsrter hes ssksa . thirty jay
lay0G sad will lesve in lev days
ies . visit 10 Dsaver s.d 0saad
yssctioa.
Fsed Aanis, . iosner c. 4 8.
saaissss sho he'd rva fvoa Como
- Osnnssoa, wss kilIsd Sssssdsy BY
Ais engine being A~ssiIed - Bring
haM. Utsh. HE wife end too chill
dpea live in Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23

- . Vel Vssnaa ofSee
ulHeglaG OhRse yeoes. |"
Nm. AARv DocAnf,
2ssdvills, Oesgua.
New Orlsana, L.. -
/" When passing SAesueA
the Change Of Life I was
troubled with hot ilashea,
week and dizzy spells sn1
bockache. Twas not 1T foe
anything until ] took Ly-
dia Z. Pinkhsm's Veee-
table CempounA VIA
proved worth its Wei9lse
in gold 10 me. MN. Gas
r0N BlossDEAU, l5ll Pc
lynnia g., New Orleans.
Mishawaka, Ind. Wo-
rnen passing thrO1gA tie
Change of Life ca take
nothing better thaa Lydia
Z Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound. I IN recom-
mendingit ttoallmyfriends
because Of what Il has
dome for me. "-Mrs. CnAs.
BAUER, 523 E. Marion ST.
Mishswaka, Ind.
Alton Station. Ky.-''Foe
months ] suffered from
troubles IN Consequence Of
my age and thought I
could not live. Lydia e.
PinkAam's Vegetable
CNnpg0d made me well
a8d I wsnt other suffering
WUBeA t0knOW ai8ut it. T"
4fs. .EHnA BAILEY, Alton
0e.2iM. ky.
DA- II wss posing
- = Life snA feh VEN
- sleeP md was vay
hE finkk@'s veeeeable
esred 0e 20 perfect healtA
~ be witlssut n Nm
Osissa. NJ. d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23
49, g.
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nu0ssssssir RvuD Dszssoa.

rh0aas Esvi.s, who pss,iAsd go
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issAs. - - . balsscs oi %, 200
= ~ 80 4 Ais kisssial pssioA.
UsAss ~ O'Cessss sAa;sistra-
sioa, IL q w. Ssosipss oollsctsd il
tAs bsssd tspsssoeat vsss e.
ps.AsA. 80 e2,les ~ .oss. which
- sslssssly ssks. isoa the
osssssl isciAssaal fssd. Pssrce
epsssAsA sAis Aspsstosss within the
psssipAs 80 tssnsA ovss . balssce of
e21Sl7, sAowiaG . saviAG Ossr 10
pssAscsssos Il ee.37l6l.
DssiAG essscs's Sra biennial
psrioA. - discovessd many hssdreds
of corporations thss had never been
estsssA % TIE ia sax books end had
never paiA 90 penny Of Fat tax
The naass Of tAsss corpcrssioss we're
ob~aissd froa the pePsss in the
vsslts, lisAsd sad eatessA on the
books. end e6l,s ,sAS ~, which the
sesAe would have luss ssd which was
clesr velvet, VS. paid into the
Treasury. Compare this with the
records Of O'Coesor, Cowie and
Holmbeyg. Who were ssed by the
stsse 10 recover the money which
they had collected.
Daring the two year. Of the ad-
ministratioa Of Mr.. O'Connor u
secretary Of stsse. the receipts of the
department were $3.50 ,s96 20.
Dsring the 6rst biennial period Of
Secretary Pearce, the receipts of the
department were e503,745 o., an in
crease in favor Of Mr.. Pearce oi
ana aAG AZ
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23

hss A. nclssd 80 AsaeAAss-is
lss, nss 0sAs 1asshssv sss~s.st
SssssAaV - nssso nss nclSsi
viIl ssoaia u 0sssss 80 naks -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-23
~ Clnuuu

Evening art classes are TO be
organized by Prof H. L. Richter of
the Normal school. Figure drawing
and painting from life will be taught
The method sdopsed by the Julian
Art Academy Of Paris will be fol-
lowed. This course will be indie
pendent Of the re0slar Normal ars
work and those Who wish 70 be en-
rolled wiIl neAify Mr.. Richter .,
once. a
Nm. +. O'Leasy kss recovered
sufficiently iron lines to leave her
bed. SAe wss do~wsasirs sevsr,l
tioss receatly.
C. Jscalin Dsde . "Trip up frun
hs rsscA sesr lola Tie latter past d
~ s0sk.