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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12
Glass Number Two.
Second Choice
Vote for One

E. F.............
are are Office Offices st large to be filed Every
his affidavit the number and class in which
such designated number and class: Such
t6 III. sane ;S y provided ~ law for the
Candidates, in any such case, who have
he for nor nomination prior to the passage Of
3 in %hs class desire to BE- PLACED
ss s f3 t5s fled ss sSs S5s BE- SSsss
on. the ballot. if he shall fail. elect or
s to he ass9ss to shd oeco%e es
didate, as herenbefore Pgovided:
Laws Of 1884, as escton sss
Of. General Laws of Minnesota for 1907 and
IS heaeby
SO as to read follows:
ecton 49, At least twenty days before
dssirous Of his name placed upon
rotary Of state when to be voted ecr in more
thn county E and olt with the fGun u ans
denee, that he is a qualified voter in tie
Of his p as for
desires to be a candidate; that he. aftiliated
%nd he dd net yote
said io party ct such election and Intends to
ms by etS aars ar anS s
for any ONCE to be voted for il only ?n s
county auditor thereof the county auditor
the primary election ballot Of the party des-
to the SECRETARY Of state when the affidavit
provided that the name of any eligible per
primary election ballot as a, candidate for
chief justice. or associate justice of the
upon. petition in, writing Of electors filed
within the same time and at the same place
dd daf as e fo1lows Fer Chief 3ustics os
eh Of S ef t@s Te
for judge Of the district court upon the petit
fe s 1sf pscn r sha Ss 1 the s
signed by each of the electors Joining therein
eng an be Ry OF by to s
minister an oath Upon the compliance with
such reg such sha be @
No petition shall contain, more than double
the number Of signatures herein rein required req and
petition containing more than double. the
number Of SIGNATURES SO required a. Any A per.
:s IN
large and JUDGES Of the saprsme court shat!
his afidavit with said oficers."
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12
INDEX.
APPROPRIATIONS.

APPROPRIATIONS.
66egis!atlve expenses. COMMUNICATING. !
FOR prosecutions under corrupt practices
~ ''''.....'.' ..'.........'.' D.
CITIES AND VILLAGES.
Appropriations for armories. ....
Bonds for construction of libraries. ..... s
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
H. F. No.
Ratifying amendment of U. S. Constitu-
ton providing for election Of senator's a..
Ratifyine amendment OF u. S. constiitu: -
ton providing for an income taxi: IL
Notice of ratification. .................. Is
CORPORATIONS.
Regulating foreign beneficiary societies. s
ELECTIONS.
corrupt q pra ptiars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fees Of candidates OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: II,
Non-partisan ballot. Observation-Disclosures. -
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
investigation Of value of taxable rail-
Boundary Between. Minnesota and wis:
El eSaSn Of Observation-Disclosures senators: Il
- Income tax. Observation-Disclosures. IL
LABOR.
Employment OF children. 8
MOTOR VEHICLES.
Brakes lights, etc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
RAILROADS.
Gross earnings tax increased ...... 8
Repeating gross earnings tax law Of 1911 10
Investigation of value of taxable prop
cry 30
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12

FALLS HERALD, LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
:sSfo Eve :; ;s :s s 5.5 aa{ss
Of the time and place Of holding the same
Of Ros
are to be nominated. The day for such pri-
cities e' of the first Class .9'' '~'@ D' -
1lSs g. 5S5 Sc aSa s ss 81 the ss1ssS
amsnded so as to read !. as follows: .,+,, 40
have Maintained in the district or territoral
IN at taeee
or more biennial elections within the pre-,
GsaR ten rs at saS Pss to Of
the total number Of votes cast at the pre-
ss +! in hf to h the
1dtof s5t9n for ft the ONCE r
shall be ' Chosen at Such primary election BY
voters Of the several political parties, ana
Chief justice and the associate justices OF the
supreme court and judges of the district pro-
Of and
lin cities of the first class, shall be nominated
all
qualified and duly registered voters may par
t fPsts in ss fSF Of s
of cities having home rule charters; the
the ef1ees Of CHEF justice, associate Justices
Of the supreme court, judges OF the district
intendents Of Schools and all municipal offices
in cities of the first class shall be placed
a
No party or other designation. except as
ding Tor Nomination on SAID non-pa1tisan
s eHf his parry parey All Of
law relating to the nomination Of party can
eoeaion e of n HEM Do
voting, marking ballots counting. returning
t fon Of SAID the tally
aad shall be made &c vofa
partisan primary ballot without reference to
ss;2s the sSsa hisSsss nq%bsE q x?se:
be placed upon the election ballot without ,hout
persons are to be elected for the. same office.
at ssfon qn m Sbi at stsfs 1ncS
hereinafter p9ov{dsd ana The he non;RairtiS ss
each each such class who shall receive the highest
act. but nothing herein shall prevent The
viduais or so-caiied, political parties which
cannot be reGognzed as such; by cs nedSa1
The names of candidates nominated by GER
tifcate for offices hereinabove designated as
non bipartisan shall have no party or other
ton ballot.
Where there are two or more offices to be
filled by candidates running at large in city,
county district or in the state, such offices
shall be classified and numbered one two.
there are offices at large to be filled, which
said classification numbers and the manner
in y badt the Snail Be na SH
Glass Number One.
(Desienated First Choice lSecond Choice
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Notice e Ei.al SseolsoeeG.

In the matter of the estate Of Jennie 7.
Wagner. Notice Is hereby given That Mon
day the 18th day of January, A. ID. 1913, being
one of ths regular days of the December term
a. the ounty ourt OF 6unnison tonnt, In the
State of Colorado. The Gunnison Bank Trust
10 arsny, administrator of said estate viii
apuesr before the Judse a said Court, preseut
my fua settlement a. such administrator pray
the approval of tie same. aud will then apply y
to he dischsrgei a snch admiai=trator A.
may appear and present objections to the same,
if any there he.
Dated at GuDnisfn. Colorado, Dec n, 1912.
THEGt NNISDN BA>k A 1RUs1 90.
Admiuistrstur of the estate of Jennie T.
Wagner. deceased.
Sapp 4 Nssh. attorneys.
fiIsi pub Dec i8. l9l2, last pub Jan. A. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Notice Of Final Settlene.t

In the matter cf the estate Of Richard A,
Skues, deceased. NuttCr T. hert|by gwen 1hs,
Monday the eth say Il la nary, 4. ID. 1at s.
beihg oue et the regular Gay # the Decem ber
tern of the County sstlrt of tiunnisan ts1unty.
in tn State 81 toloralo. |. y. Maekiutoeh, a a
minisirator II said - ate. viii arpear b. fpre
thu Judge 81 aid Court lrese 4 my final settle
meut such aduiui-t rsror. pray the APP roval
al the sane, ard will then spply to be dis
charged such adm a strst.,r. At which time
aud place any person interest may an
and present objections to the same, il any
there be.
Dated at GuHnison, Colorado, December IOt b.
1912.
NAtklNTOSH
Administrator of the estate of Richard A.
Skues. deceased
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

and ks~Aeusen TkasueA sad R~e-
sscs have resaru~a issa sks o.4r~s
bsa.ch ~sese s6~s Sssa.sG ss~ cs~s
u the ~eES srss1. Tkry sse sa~
FaaaslS % tbs caA4s gag ~s.s esi
1nHussou.
>.m bslhags ~ ass.n ~ostsnE q
the Tossa kss~e.
n l. Psp< hss gose b. sork -
car repssrer
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
MoenAl-mCn sClsool NOTES

Mr.. Richter has almost completed
the mural decoration for the south
wall Of the art room The paintings
symbolize racial hope, individual
hope aud spiritual hope Similar
decorations are to extend around the
entire room and when finished, the
art room Of the Gunnison Normal
will be one OF the most attractive In
the state.
Mr.. Stone, the recently elected
Judge of Gunnison county, and Mr.
Warner, secretary of the Alumni
Association Of tine Colorado State
University, were visitors at the
school aud addressed the students at
assembly.
The treat of the school year came
Tuesday morning when the kinder
earten class, he'd by Miss Hale, the
teacher. rendered two choruses.
Ills performance wss the most
natural, original and entertaining
ever given at chapel time. The
children carried dolls and as they
Rugged them TO their breasts, they
presented striking picture of the
training they are receiving in the
realities of life. Doubtless Mr.
Roosevelt, had he witnessed the
scene, would have shouted "Bullyl"
with Characteristic enthusiasm.
The winter term opened December
9th with q good attendance In
order 10 accommodate, the new
students q number Of beginner
classes have been organized, and
many new courses offered The fol-
lowing students entered this week
and many others are expected after
the holidays: Deseie Truesdale,
Hotchkiss; Emma Lucero, jack $
Cabin; Mrs Edna Horton Nuckolls,
Gnnnison: Bessie Kent. Crawford; /;
Amy Slack. Lazear; Tiffy Wilkerson.
Montrose; Anna @ Young, Cory.
The Montrose County Teachers
associations annaul meeting was
held at Montro-e ON December
Mr. Hollingshead attended the meet
ing and was assured of splendid
delegation from Montrose for the
summer term.
As a requirement for graduation.
seniors OF the Normal and Elemen-
tary Normal schools must prepare
and deliver, each term. in assembly,
one original essay. To meet this
requirement chapel period Of last
week was given over to the Normal
seniors. The members taking part
were;
Winifred Wonders, essay, Twelve
Years IT Hull House, Jane Adams
L. f. McFadden, essay. Some
Educational Delinquencies."
Mildred Burch, defamation,
Whispering Galleries" - D~ieht
Hills.
Adaiia Stark, ESSAY, Mature
Study"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Notice Of Fisal Settlenert.

In the matter Of the estate - =. .harlas Biebel.
Notice Is hereby given. ! iat on Saturday, the
nth day Of Jat nary. A. ID. 1918. being one of
the regular days of the Dece mber term tf the
tuuuty Court of Guuui- N County. In the It 4te
a oiurafo Dora " Bieb,.l. exncutrix Of said
estate, will appear before the Judge of said
Court, present my fnal -erf lemeut as such ex
ecutriN. fray the approval of the same. and will
then spply To be discharged as such executrix.
may appear and present ohieetious To the same,
IL any there BE-
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado. December II
1872 DORA W. BIEBEL.
Erecutrix II the estate Of Charles Bieb.i de-
cea= =ed.
First pub Dec. I3. 1872: last Jan 10 1873
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Notice 4 ApeIicatiea 10 Lease SaaAe
La,As

OFFICE OF TIE STATE HOAKD OF land
COMM iSSlONERs
Denver. Colo, December 7, 1912.
Notice Us hereby given that Joseph Metruz
whose pnstufiice address is,tunnison. ulo.. has
made application No. l227 TO lease the follow
ing described School Land, situate in Gubni-
son touuty, colorado, to-wtti nj of neia sec.
30. twp 80 iw. Nia - sei4 Of nela sec 81,
30nrl ". Swh Of neil sec 81. twp. 81 u. Y ".
No other application 10 lease above described
lands will be considered after Jan 8, 1913.
u. l.. JEFFERSON.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First pub. Dec. u. 1912. las, pub. Jan. 5. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
SoaAisossy fvsessak

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
the County of Gunnlson will receive
bids for supplying said County for
the year 1913 with all books, station.
cry, records, printing, lthoeraphine,
pens, ink, typewriting supplies and
blaLks required by the County for
it's use during said time. Sealed
proposals NAV be filed with the clerk
of said Board ON OF before Januar 1,
1913. + j HURLEY, Clerk.
First pub, Dec. 6; last pub. Dec
p. 1912
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
1eeeksrs' Essaina1ipo

Notice is hereby given that the
regular examination Of teachers for
county certificates will be given at
the office of the County Superintend
ent of Schools on Thursday and Fri
dav, December 10Th and 2Oth, 1912.
Work will begin at $50 A. NJ of
each day
SARA B EAsTERLY,
County Sup't of Schools
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
NuauaI" - 49, -
o. 49,

NJ T.. Chssch. Gee. L. Nuca aolls
Passs-.
ssnasy Schaol lose0 . IN.
Preaching n ! l . ~. aud Bop. IA.
E.Pwosth League g. 30 p. m
PRAYER me~slas "Wednesday even
lne al f'oo o'elsck; ChoT rehearsal
7.45
lea are invited b. all these SER
vices
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Rev W q. McConneil minister.
Sunday scLo.d at 10 a. m
Preaching at ! | IN. and 7.30p m.
Special music morning aud even
ing
CHRISTIAN Endeavar at 6.30 D. IA
Sunday evening Dec Is, Rev. Me
Cennell will preach 8 ecial sermon
ON The Deceltfalness Of Sin. +"
Special music by the chorus will
make this service attractive. You
are cordially invited to attend
Communion al 500 a m, services
at loo a. m and 1880 p m. Arch
deacon Dennis will oihciste. Music
by the girls vested choir with Miss
Margaret Norris, soloist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Nseice % StsckkslAers

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stock holders
cf the FIRST National Bank of Gun
nison, Colorado, will ne held at its
Banking Honse. on Tuesday, Jan
uary l4th. 1918, between the hours
Of four and six O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose of electing directors TO serve
during the ensuing year. and for the
transaction of any other business
properly brought befure said meet
ing
Witness my hand and the zeal Of
said bank at Gnnnison, Colorado.
this ninth day Of December, A. ID.
1912.
Ss5 S''l P Sf.sss., r.s.;ss.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
'fsse."
pIslice

The firm of Watson and Waugh
has been dissolved, Mr.. Geo Wat
son now being sole owner of the bus
mess. Mr. Watson will assume all
debts and all acc UNITS due the firm
are payable to him.
40 80 WATSON K WAUGH
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
alamO 0aD

ard s.ase ~ork. TwO Of shDs
ore~s are ssrkIaS ezss aud se~s cad
the shsTd ~ GA the Csessse kssss
sssaca.
Asss fsa.shs be- been hssisd osss
a.sshsA ps~s sh.s tSil shsa ssss
befo1e ~ sne hissory ot sks shssa
dssis.sa. The BE Grsasss S.1skssn
has ieisSered n the Drawer ssd W.
Carsnds searls tsiee - ascs esssls
a. "a any preSsss ye.sr. ove shAS-
uests have ,scses-ed wksIs casi
shipasests have fallen ~ . hssbr
tast~een seven and e,xht tsosssnd
cars If tr.lt aud vegetables base
been Snapped oss from the lower
eo~utry There has been q falling
81 10 date IL cattle sad hsy snip.
ments from Gasn'son eos.ty. THIS
Is explained partly by tine early
weather eondst,ons which permitted
psstsrsng cattle longer on the mead
ows. Again, cattlemen have learned
that 10 is more profitable 10 keep
theIr yearllnss and feed them sntll
they are two or three vears OH, even
II they have 10 borrow money b. do
it. rather than sell them when they
are Young
Lower country newspapers are
printing stories 10 The effect that the
narrow gauge equipment which will
be brought into dlsase by the stand
ardlzing Of the Marshall pass divis
ioa of the Rio Grande, will be used
on q new railroad line to he built
from Montrose into the Paradox
country. The story is printed ON
the authority Of railroad official
Supt X G. Ten Eyck Of the third
division. when here last Sunday
t,ld News Champion that he had
NJ information in the matter, and
thai the story was news to him.
Still another story Of new railroad
construction comes from the Monte
yuma country. 1t is to the effect
that the Colorado Midland may be
purchased by the Rio Grande South
ern and line built from Grand
junction through the Paradox
country and the Nontezama valley,
and eventually ON to San Diego in
time for the opening Of the Panama
canal. The Montexuma Journal
psblished at Cortez origins.ed the
story and credits it to well-known
ex-railroad official residing in an
other section Of the state.
Engineer Clyde Martin is absent
from work this week
Engineer Pittser and Fireman Lind
quist have engine l73 on the pas
seneer run while engine l67 is in
Salida for repairs
Fireman Glenn Smith has gone to
Grand Junction to work ON standard
guage territory.
Engineer Hazelhurst has returned
from a visit in Salt Lake City sud is
now on the Pitkin- Baldwin run.
Engineer T. J Reardon has en-
gine 273 on the west end.
Master Mechanic E. @. Haskins Of
Salida was in Gunnison last week.
Brakeman Walker has gone tc
Salida and will work out of there.
Brakeman H. c. Smith has re-
turned to duty on the Crested Butte
branch.
Engineer r NJ Dunlap has gone
to Grand Junction to work run
Engineer J. E Berryhill and
Fireman j. L. Darter have taken
the Crested Butte switch engine.
Engine 276 is being used to
switch in the Gunnison yards this
week.
Engine 26S is equipped with a
wedge snow plow and was buckine
snow on the Floresta branch last
week.
Engine 2l3 has gone to the
Salida shops for repairs 10 a broken
frame. Engineer Campbell and
Fireman Zedaker have engine 2ll
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
-. IS esss - ssssyAs1y!
~. l-vss, - - ~ nclu1s Z
Black Diamond Coal
A6tf. ) E DAY, agent
COAL COAL, COAL.
Pars ms 4 Ferguson

Try the Baldwin stage for prompt
service and a comfortable ride
6tf. ii. s. CRARY. Proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Coal for sale, to wagon trade a
Black Diamond Mine
42tf James Ferrens
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Prof. r. Schavers has secured the
Gunnison agency for the famous
"Indian Remedy" that cures rheu-
matism, kidney and bladder trouble
etc. 500 bottle See the Prof
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Bulls for sale, registered and un
registered stock. Call on me at m,
town residence.
49-50p C1PRIENE RoUvIERE
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Alaunnisa $suek

The heir. of Henry Anderson. late
Of Marble, Colo, would like to know
the whereabouts Of j. j. Curley.
Please write me at Laketon, Pa.
49tf MARGARET N. DESMOND
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Wsslei

Stock to winter, have good shelter.
Write or phone.
FRED L. RoUvIERE,
lola, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

II you want to know where to find
"Santa" just read our ad.
5Otf GAZETTE BRos
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Losr-Stallion, sorrel, weight
about 900. Right ear slightly crop
ped. both hind feet white Branded
VI Reward s. for return 10
T. II. MoCLANAHAN.
44tf. Almont, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mistletoe. holly and wreaths.
Soft. GAvETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

j. A. FUpGE, Painter and Decora-
tor, North Main Street, Gunnison
Sign work a specially. Att
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Prince Kinsley, employed at the
Gold Links. Was down from Ohio
City yesterday. He said nobody
seems to know when the mine will
resaoe operations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Let Crosby ct mp your stove. 39t

Hard and soft coal. Dray end
transferring. s. T. Day, Phone
Gunnison 1911. 3ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Fer ReA

Two warm furnished rooms q: the
Paint store
ratf THEo. L. SCHMIDT
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

l am again permanentally located
in Gunnison and prepared to answer
oil calls promptly
DR. NJ. r BLaoksTocK,
A6 30. Veterinarian.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

SD - Chrisa.as sasaisessy-
''fsss."
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Fer Sac
A combination sideboard and
china closet.
50-5l Mrs. A. @. CLARK
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

psslal csrA - OsuAnas ssssliss
-'free."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
BASKET BALL Ar Ys'@. 9. a.
WILL PLAY UNloNToWH PROBES.
/. SIGNAL TEGM HERE fEa, 3. s

At the local y. NJ. g: a. there Is a
very keen. interest taken in basket
ball. The sport, Is receiving greater
attention here than ever before. a
game that should be-a drawing card
is that between4.the local team and
Wheeling to s6e played on Saturday
night. The Wheeling five are fast
men and understand the fine points Of
The game.
The game that will attract the most
attention, however, is one that has
been arranged with Uniontown, I'm.
iontown is in the Central League,
made up OF towns in Pennsylvania that
play professional BALL The game With
the Uniontown team will be played
here on the night of FEB. 6. This
game will be played the first half &C.
cording Association rules and the sec.
ond half according to. professional
rules. The 2act that Fairmont may be
aanember Of the Genital y que iie
sdsson viii cause sreGter Zeal inter-:
estiin the playing oIprofes onai bas-
kst bah. Big Bill Powell b Corner
pitcher on local baseball teams win
be IN the Uniohtown lineup.
!. Davis and Elkins College team
which has three OF the Elkins y. N.
G. A. team will. be here on Jan, "a. On
Feb. S9the local team win go 10
Parkersburg to play the Association
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
SONS 0F THE
IE.g.Ig!lIIyT.g!|l
THE ANNUAL MEETING WILL Be.
HELD At cEARkssuRG ON
Wa aiNeToN. BlRTHpAY

The annual meeting ot the Sons
81 the Revolution Of West Virginia
lwIsi be held al olarksburg February
Elaborate preparations are being
,m de for the ianairl b. The business
Nh be held on the afternoon OF Feb.
FIary % and an elaborate banquet will
be served at the Waldo IN the even
Ing. Distinguished members Of the
organization from diHerent parts OF
the State will be present at this ban.
quet
A committee composed Of Col, Hen.
ny Raymond, CHARLES u Hickman and
William H. Lewis, Of the CIarksburg
chapter Of the organization are In
charge OF the arrangements for the
meeting.
Hon. Fred T. Martin, formerly of
this city, now OF Grafton, Is the presi.
dent OF. the West Virginia organize.
ton. Quite a number, Of the local or.
ganlzation. which has a large mem.
bershIp in this city, will attend the
meeting at Clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

V A. =
Addition to the City of Fairmont; con-
sideration; 1925 as
NJ. W. Ogden and wife to Nike Anna
to, parcel OF land in the Pike street
Additi6Hto the City Of Fairmont; con;
sideratioh5, $500. 1
George N. Alexander; Special aconr
missioner, to Tholnas "A. Deveny, a
parcel of land in the ]. Fay Watson
Addition ID the City Of EFairtnont;
eonsfds faaon, $4,000. hgRfs7 y
FranksM, Fleming and wife to Jo-
seph Lekston, a parcel Of land in the
FairmoHt' Development .company's- Ad-
dltions 10 the City of Falrmont; con;
alteration, $2,50gs "a, i,,, 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday by the clerk of the county
court as follows:
Lon H., Davis, 81, and Mollie Kate
Jones. 20, both of Falrmont.
( Clarence Richards, 10, and Edna
BuHgerd, p, both OF Fairmont, y. W,
Richards. father of the boy gave his
consent in person.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
Vital Statistics.

Birth and death certificates were
yesterday filed with the clerk ,ot the
county court for recording as follows:
Births: F. W. Vance, IL; Deaths:
NJ. L. Hartley, 8, H. Gaskins, 1; ".
b. Furbee, 16.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
DEEDS Recorded.

Deeds we're received yesterday at
the office Of the clerk OF the county
court for record as follows:
? L. NJ, Davis and wife to Mike Anna.
to, parcel of land in the Pike street
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-28
Woodstock. VT. Dec. %, 1912
/" Intangibles."

II is we'll to know just what
" intangibles," az defined by the fat
rate tax bill passed by the House, are,
and newspaper readers are indebted
to the Bellows Falls Times for start
ing an informing item on it's rounds
Iniangibles" are: Money on.
hand Money in hands of another
Money ON deposit in banks OUTSIDE,
this state. Money on deposit IN
banks within this state. Money
loaned at interest Money otherwise
invested, deposited or held to the
use of the taxpayer Money due o.
accruinq Ola book accounts and con
tracts. Money due or accruing on
paper evidence OF indebtedness.
Promissory notes. Bonds, Notes. etc
issued by corporations, Bonds, notes.
etc, issued by state, government,
municipal corporation, etc. excep
United States bonds aud o,her ex
empt securities All other securi-
tiea Shares of stock in national
hank within the state. trust compa
MES. corporations other than those
already taxed, shares Of outside cor
porations.