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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

inst as 5000 are gonetlaes oReEees
0ut L IS betteF 70 buy the genUlne o.
f1, siiIeE. eSeN5ro'g HeEpi-
elde., rhsete Is no gdess1orl< a,bouE
that preparation a trial isn't neceg-
sasy--5Gsf bus, a bottle and use III
The.FeSuIts are sure 70 be better than
5SeyStrob HerpieEde 81 Soc ana 81
SIS s. soll By al dealers NO .Euar-
antee Il 70 DO. Al. chat g claimed II
you are. not sstlsded your money VIII
bes5refuaded
: kppIicatfops ol1sained At The bet
ter barber sb0p4 send 1oe In post
age for sample atld book to The Her
picide CO.. Dept R.. Detroit Mich
Parsons-Souders Co. Special Agents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Is on the Way Back from tie
Coast 10 Stand EFial At
PaFcerS5uf

ID r.
PARKERsBURG. SEPT i0.@tJ. p
Lard, ..f6e Iocal attoTQey MO Ras
BEEN boxing aEter the Interests "a
as end q ~ I=ne Or. Ri y. '.l,lOolI.
The former 4oed aTIorneL CHARGED
Win Indictment for embezzlemsHt o.
three counts. has received a telegE11nl
IRON Attorney Erlnk 4 Mnhleldan.
OF Los Angeles, stating that Noon
started Sd1day. for PaEkerSbuFg IA
charge Of BePlty Sheriff HOG.eF Sig
Ter ana c. P. Harvey. who ia acting as
a guard.
The telegram. which was dated
Sunday. stated that Noon vas retnrn-
Ing voluntarily ana did not resort to
habeas corpus proeeeangs, believing
that such 4 contest might prejudice
his case when It might come MP for 3,
hearing
This was the first wor6-E6at has
been. received dIrect since the ON
GERS arrived In Los Angeles. and It Is
believed. that they win probably AZ
rive here some time Friday OF
Saturday morning- In the nealA!fsi.l1ne
It Is probable that Arrangements V:ilt
be name for Noon to give bond liEEllen
he arrives here. At this time 1t IS
not known whether or. not ne case
win come up a. the present term OF
court, but It IS most probable that 1t
viii not be taken up at his term
=. - From What ean be learned when
Moon vas AFst considering the mat
ter OF lighting the requfsition for his
return to this state ne was relying
on a statute Of this state passed In
the eighties which provides that'when
an attorney has collected money for
a client which he withholds, the
client has resource to the extent OF
securing a judgment. and the attor-
ney may be found guilty Of q INSIDE
meanor. If there was such q thing
that Moon IS guilty only OF misde-
meanor he would noe I've been sub
jeet to exradItion from California
had he fought being brought back,
and the court there sustained such a
contention,
According to the indictments re-
turned against him by the grand jury
hero last week he Is charged with
three separate and distinct eases Of
embezzIement and the outcome OF the
case here may depend on whether the
old law above referred to supensedes
the statute relating to embezzlement
The case is one which win Sc fol-
lowed with considerable interest by
people generally OF the city, and par
ticuIarIy by Moons friends here.
From what can be learned some at
torneys IN the city hold to the opinion
that X Noon should be found guilty
Of Withholding funds from some OF
his clients. he has not come Fstthin
the scope Of a charge Of embezzIe-I
ment. On the other hand there are
those Of the profession who believe
hat any money which may have been
collected by an attorney II applied to
MIS- own use. places himself within
the range OF an embezzIement charge
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
FIRST NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the United
Stl;es for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In Re Jennie Hamburger. trading
as The Hub store Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY
To the Creditors OF Jennie Hamburger
trading. etc. OF Clarksburg. in the
County OF Harrison. and District
aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
31st d=y of August. A D.. 1912 Jen-
ME Hamburger. trading as The Huh
store" was duly adjudieated bank
rupt: and the first meeting OF cred
itors VIII be held at the law Office Of
w. Prank Stout. in CIarksburg. Oh
the 18th day OF September. A d..
1912. At 10 o'clock N the forenoon.
At which time said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint 4
trustee. examine the bankrupt, aud
transact such other business as may
properly come before the said meet
inE.
:, Dated: September Srd. 1912.
"a W. FRANK STOUT.
n Referee in Bankruptcy.
GEORGE NJ HOFTHEINIER,
Attorney for Bankrupt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

West Virginia. and of record IN the
Clerks once thereof and for gen
eral and special relief.
And it appearing from an afddaNit
died IN This canse that Frances r.
sandusky:, Jessie II. SandusiSy; Viola
Saadustys chas. z. Sandnsky; Flora
u Sandusl1y: William Smith: chas.
r. Williams: william Al 4WiIllams7.
william J. Waggle; Lenora Provence
Cray: Hiram L Provauce: Hattie
-Provanee Crow: Edgar z. Couch; Az
bert Couch: William Couch 9(eva
Dean. an Infant; Ethel .AfartsOHs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

an eaJlV, a06auled % some Of nay
SRI Elseads .ien look at their hair
mere q 10 sense IN having. such look
ing heada. " simplY shows that while
~ 5Ta1y - Srfppr IotSly neat IN
erery other way. they are eareless-
about their hair.
= min, Hgisliy llllr Bel'l. y
Indteates dandrun and dAndrd z -
caused by a germ. sSeUoro's Heg2l-
eide win kin that germ and keep RE
scalp as clean and heaIthy As can Pc
THIS permits me hair 20 grow I.aeeuE5
!. nIIy z1nd s5VuEtaHtIy. That shsEE5l1ze.
. itching which goes with dandrtfr
stops with almost the hrst appl5ea=
zion.
sI1bstitutes or remedIes said .. be.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Uriah s. Couch; Norris II. sandusISy.
an infant; Joseph Il. sanduslzy. alias
Joseph n VVIekert. an infant Annie
Eberhart DEble: Sarah Eberhart
Chick Thounas A. EsberhaTts Dawson
B. EbeFhaFt Frank J. Ebefhart.
m INFANT 3Iar5s- s. S6erharts
-Rhom5S n sanduslly; Jobeph
C. .SandnsaSy; Mary Sandussy Fast;
James b. SandusIsy. an infant: An--
drew p. Sandusky: Mary Elizabeth
SaudnsIsy. an fnsanrs Lonise Sahdus-.
Ky. an infant: and Rebecea sandus1y.I
an infant. are nobzreside1t Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
SALE OF VALUABLE BANK AND
OTHER STOCK

Twin offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash. at the front door Of
the court house AZ ClarkSburg. in Har-
rison county. West Virginia. on Satur-
day. September q. 1912, at 1880
o'clock D. M. Certificate no. IS for ID
shares and Certificate 40. SOS for
shares OF Union National Bank stock,
ana certidcate No. I64 for % shares
of 7cnrksburg Light and Heat Com
WILLIAM ]. coLLIH7s. -
Executor OF Estate OF Josiah Davis
son, Deceased -.
4 ,55ress. 7WilIiamstown, ". Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

those WHO suRer NON Consumption
ars ge1ernllY tRe8bled With 11GhG
GReGfG. fever. loss OF strength ana at
lie or no appetite EFe8h air. gpoa Good
8eBtial 70 q reeoVeRy- but N many eg3e9
8omethlng else f. neode6. EcklGu'S Al
teFatfVe Il medicine which has been
most 8Uecel1lul In STOPPING night DlTeotlp
reducing fever and prOmottng appetite,
and many who have used Il. dee4Rfe Il
saved their 9Eel- Investigate what Il
did In Ghis case -
.GentIamen:l For nOur years was
troubled with cough which grodu1liy
became worse: ! had night oWso0eB ADa
pains in my chest. I was losing my aP-
petite and had become 70 thin and weak
] eoul2 net ateeDd % my household du-
dies. A phygictan. pEOnounced my case
CouBunptldlo. Not beng 8uctGned. FEl9
exnmlned BY TIE phylSIcianH Of the Poly
clinic Hospital. They dkgo prououneeQ
the df8eR6e- Consumption. which Vas
proven later b. an examination OF =spn-
eum, - TuberCutuGtg HaciLn were FOUND
vas ordered 20 . Constructive Hos
pffal Ny nephew would not ukiOW ne
70 70 unfl had tried Eckman'8 Alter
afiTe. Before ] had taken the medicine
three vols lad ua1REed relief. night
SWEETS ceased, pain IN the breast re
heTed, cough became loose and elGJ.
GETeEy faft me and eOmmonced Betdng
ven. ny health became normal an
IN excellent heath nov and have been
comDIetely cured for ten years. strong
" recommend fGR
(AGRS.) NARY WASSoN.
Care Ed Green. TF22 s. nth St Phila-.- Pa
EekmnuS Alternative 81 elective In ,Bron-
Ling Troubles, and In upbuHdlRg the
system Does not contain poisong, opt4te9
% habit forming dFuGg- Ask for boOktec
nelliRR % recOFeEie8 and write 90 Ecknan
IsboFrfory- Phfiadelphia, Pa, for ed
dence. For sale by an leading druBgtGf8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
Today,a Cane

TOdAy'G Games.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

John W. steinbeek, OF Weston. Is
in the city on business visit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Making a store a center of interest
6or-wise shoppers Is a task Tor a big
ana & Rg5sEand a courageous mer-
chant Unless the merchant Is an
.thaG sven strenuous advertising VIII
not make the store . winner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
mdMn Co.,

mdHy'S Canes.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Yesterdays Be51ltS.
New York 2 Brooklyn l.
New York z. Brooklyn g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
AMERICAN IEAGUR.

Yesterdays ReVltS.
40 games scheduled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10

Standing OF the Clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

confines OF Uenrico before the shades
Of evening gathered last night, as
ordered by the Justice, but decided ID
take a long shot and remain until
morning.
He will turn his team Of huskies
southwark this morning at an early
hour. his destination presumably be-
ing Petersburg. His ultimate purpose.
he says. is TO circle the earth and re-
turn again 10 his home amid tho
SHOWS of the Arctic Circle
Brown was yesterday hailed before
the county magistrate on complaint
of several citizens residing north Of
the city. who said that his animals
were vicious and dangerous to traffic
on the public highway. Brown wa
ordered to pay the costs of prosecu-
ton and to leave the county before
dark He later had talk with the
Commonwealth attorney, Frank I.
sutton. Jr.. but got little satisfaction
since Mr. sutton told him it was too
late for interference on his part
The case has excited considerable
sympathy among Northsiders- 1t was
said last night that the dogs in
Browns train We're far from vicious.
and that his case was pitisble. When
he arrived it was said. he had no
money TIE family on whose place
he was staying maintained that he
had been wrongfully treated. and sew
eraI public spirited citizens sent him
money to pay his costs and feed his
dogs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
DIR. FITZHUGH COMPLETES
EXHAUSTIVE RESEARCH
To Publish Bulletin Dealing With His
studies In Indo-EurOpean Accent
Rhythm and Metre.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.I

Especial to 1 lines
Charlottesville. Va. December 10
DR. Thomas FitzHugh. professor OF
Latin at the University OF Virginia.
will be one Of the principal speakers
at the annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Pathological Association in Wash
fneton December go. He Will read q
p.pcr dealing with his studies III
indo-Eurcpean accent, rhythm and me-
t-e.
EarIy in the New Year Professor
FitzHugh viii publish the seventh
bulletin Of this great work Of his. on
which h. has been engaged for nearly
fve years. Two years have been de-
vote to the forthcoming bulletin.
which : the last in the series. For
this work Professor FitzHugh has re-
ceived wide recognition from scholars
In the United States, and particularly
in Europe 1t is regarded by leading
European scholars as the most exhaus-
tive research yet done in the field of
Indo-European languages He began
with the Latin, then took up the Celtic
and then the Greek. winding up with
the Gerrnanic. He has set forth what
p. holds TO be the fundamental key
20 the accentual rhythmic and metric
systems Of the whole field Of Indo-
European languages
The classical reviews Of Europe are
eloquent in praise Of these studies OF
Professor FitzHuCh. and many OF
them point through him TO the Cni-
versity Of Virginia as taking a Lead
ing part in the search after truth IN
tn. several branches OF knowledge In
recent issues Of the Berlin PhiioloSi-
cal Review. the Review Of Ancient
Languages. Of France. the Italian Re
view Of Pathology and Classic Instruc-
fiou IN. Universal Review. OF France:
tn. Review Of Classical Philoiogy. OF
Germany. and the Critical Review. OF
France. several columns have been de
voted to discussion Of Professor
FitzIIugh-s philoIogical researohes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
one cent to help nominate Governor

one cent to help nominate Governor
Wilson
Thomas Nelson Page is another who
Is eligible. his name being mentioned
for the post at -. James II DR.. Page
is appointed he would probably be
named from the District OF Columbia.
Westmoreland Davis. Of Leesburg. is
also spoken OF. Mr.. Davis is said 70
BE- a candidate for gubernatoriai
hOno-s. lie was prominent as Jones
and Glass supporter during the las;
senatorial fight. and was one OF the
largest subscribers To the wilson
Marshall fund.
/ President Edwin Anderson Alderman
Of the University Of Virginia. is known
to be very close 10 Nj Wilson He
has visited him several times since the
Baltimore convention, and his friends
say he can secure ) foreign appoint
ment IL he desires II. Il is stated.
however. that Dr. Alderman prefers 70
remain as head OF the university.
Harry St George Tucker is the only
othe- sirginian who IS in the ambas-
sadorial spotlight He has been from
tn. beginning OF the campaign fo-
nomination an ardent Wilson supporter.
Not only did he subscribe largely TO
the campaign fund, but maze many
speeches in support OF the Governor
Of New Jersey. 1t j. said that H.
would prefer an appointment in this
country TO being sent abroad.
The desire to 5,rve taeir country a.
ambassadors and ENJOYS % not confined
TO the Eve named above. but as the
salaries which accompany the posts are
not sufficient 10 maintain the embas-
sizes. only those who possess large
means are able to accept the appoint
ments.
For instance. the late ambassaiST %
st James paid more in rent for his
house in London than the $500 a
year. that ne drew in Salarr. OF the
first-class diplomatic posts TO which
ambassadors are appointed. there are
but ten. each with salary OF sl9.-
SEQ yea They are Austria-Hun gary.
Brazil. France Germany. Great Britain.
Italy. Japan. Mexico. Russia and Tur-
key.
In addition. there are thirty-ons
posts Of the second rank presided over
bv envovs cxtraordinary and ministers
pIenipotentssry. with salaries Of $i2.-
oOs for seven and $4,000 FOR the re-
naming twenty -four.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
v|RGIN|ANS FOR
FOREIGN POSTS
Five Names Being Considered by
President-Elect for Ambas-
sailors or Ministers.

Tha, Virginia is to be given one or
more foreign posts in the diplomatic
service after March seems assured.
and the names OF at least i've pFoni-
nent Democrats have been mentioned
Captain Joseph f. willard. VINO was
subchairman OF the Democratic Ma
tionai Finance Committee ana WI"
made. the largest Virginia subscription
10 the Democratic campaign funo. Is
said to have the support of these very
close 10 President-Elect wilson lie
is known to have been an original VII
son man. and il was he VINO broISh'
William McAdoo TO Richmond whe"
the Wilson Club was formed AT q rih-
ner given at the Jefferson Hote- zap
tain willard and Richard Evelyn BYRD
s-e The only men in Virginia who gave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
PRESIDENT SMITH
MAY Be GUEST
Local Alumni of Washington and
Lee University Invite DR..
Smith to Smoker.

An EFFORT IL being made 20 have DR..
Henry Louis smith. president OF Wash
ington and Lee University. attend the
smoker which local alumni OF tina. In
stitution Will give IN the JeheTsoa
Hotel on the night OF January IL. Lees
birthday. DR. Smith has held his prcs-
ent position only q short time. but
has already mate himself a notable
ngure In virginia's educational and
civic circles. His recent address AZ
the virginia Educational Conference
was one Of the features Of that gather
ing.
Another guest % the Washington
ana Lee men at their celebration here
will be DR.. william Taylor Tnori. %
Washington. who 10 secretary Of the
Alumni Association lie VIII present
some ne wfcess IN regard 20 ire rsis-
tons between tire university ana -
graduates, which 81 10 no7ed. VIII
prove beneficial 20 the sfovth OF the
institution.
There are at crescent shout Sly
rrs6ustos OF washington and Lee IN
Richmon6. Coicnn 10 Lane stern ~
president OF the local association ana
George carrington Moseiey 10 seers-
tery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

Wedding anniversary OF Captain and
Mrs Alexander Fleet Bagby- IN De-
cenJoer OF 8: Captain Bagby was in
command OF battery at Chaplin
Blun. on the James River. \ forty
eight hour Through was the best he
could secure. He hurried 10 his home
in King and Queen County where the
wedding was contaminated on the
night of December "A.
A somewhat elaborate reproduction
IF this event had been planned with
the captain in his old Confederate uni
form. and Mrs. Bagby in hoopskirts
and taratan dress But there came en-,
barrassment when they began the
preparation OF the lists OF invited
guests The family with the connec-
lions is one OF the most numerous II
the State The captain has beer
prominent for many years in social
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
cOLOREO LAWYER BAIle0
NJ Lewis Of wocdviiIs. viii Not n Tried
far Ful~z,I~ment Until Dcc~mber Il

y J. Lewis the coiored LAWYER MO vas
arrested SUNDAY afternoon on Warran'
.uso-n ouf before Magistrate r. : sunday.
~ Hs-rico County. ckarging him with en-
bezzi~nenf o, the sura 81 s.. ~as yestet
dav nziied before Commissioner Thorn1r W
Gardner IN tre sun - ss91 TOT his appFar
a-ce On Monday. D~cernbcr =. 20 answer %
The charges against him. Nar1 " TT y y
s.ood security for him
T.evIs VS. arrested a. his bone IN Wccf
VIE BY Policeman FILLER. II Wv iounp
later ta.~f the -arrsn- Tor hts arrest bad
beer placed IN the hands - roifccrnas
Tempe a week earlier. bgt had not been
served. D1iccr Temple 10 under charge iof
alleged absence iron, duty and presence IN
a r~porf on North Third street The prop
crfv which Lewis t. charged with r1ivusirx
belonged 10 one Juiis Anderson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
JIRy F,ILs TO AGREE.
Wealthy Farmer CbnrEed With Burn
fug Ht~ FIourinE MIL

Especial 60 The Times iispAtcaI
Bristol. Va. December 1s.-The Cir
cult Court jury a. Abingdon. which
heard the case - Ellis Kendrick. 2
wealthy farmer. on the charge %
burning his Touring mill AZ Meadow
View 10 collect $4,000 insurance re-
ported this evening its failure 90
agree Ten stood for acquittai and
two for conviction. and the minority
would not bulge from lie position.
The hearing ~ evidence required
several days. The Indictment was
made Following an investigation By
the Baidwin-r eits detectives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
NEGROES APPEAL

H~avy runi-hrn< NJ In Police sourf Tor sell
ing Whi.k~y without Uccns-
william 1vcnsor. sfar Garter ans ceorre
Nicholas. eli coiorsd. we're srraisned IN 70
Ice court yesterday morning on tire charge
Of s~iifnH N Nk~T and beer without "
csrsr. Garter snf Nicholas we're convicted
ared 500 ard 1913 each. and sentenced 20
trsi Tor rfxty ts-@. and required % give
$50 bend for their good 6shevior for twelve
ncnths. They noted an sDp~l 20 the
Husfinrs Court Tvc-a~on wss acquitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

church and Masonic circles, and Mrs.
Bagby. because of her gracious and
winning personality. counts her friends
10y the hundreds.
The children and grandchildren are
all expected at Christmas, and the
celebration will be confined to the i'm
mediate family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

Especial to The TimrS- Dlspatch-I
Spencer. y. e.. December 16.-Julian.
the eldest son Of Or. and Mrs. J. ..
fsuSby Of Spencer. was painfully hurt
this afternoon when he vas struck bN
an automobile. IN jumping from the
running board Of a machine being
backed out OF a barn he was hit ~
a front wheel No bones were broken.
and II is thought he viii soon re-
cover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17

TIE Danvfiie Confederate Memorial A-so-
rfssfon ~hfch. frccueatly stated % late
desires 90 r1rc1src ard preserve the sufh-
sriir properly ;, Darviiic. ths last white
Houss % the Ccr<ederacy. ives chartered
Yesterday ~ the STAT. Corporation Co-nmis-
dor. IRE onicsrs are 80 follows. Frank
rsIbost. srssidert. r. A. Jsnes A. u. Car
rinrton ard J. = Psrkinson- Interpretations.
C q. Holland. sscFstsy sud treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
ESKIMO DOGS DID
NOT LEAVE COUNTY
Bill Brown Will Start Huskies
Southwark Early This
Morning.

William H. Brown, the Alaskan
gloJe-trotter. w.:n the dozen dogs
whose numerous kennel got him into
trouble before Magistrate 7. J. Pur-
year at the County Courthouse yes
terday afternoon. did not leave the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
Two Men Injured.

Frederick Sburg. Va, December IL
Joseph NJ. Goldsmith. while attempt
ing to crank his automobile last even
ing. broke his right arm just above
the wrist The limb was reset by DR..
Doggett-
D. W. c. Sharp. Of Sharps Wharf.
on the Rappahannock River, fell
through the floor of his oyster house.
which was being repaired a few days
ago. and broke his left leg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-17
MANFRED ron FTrTy YEARS
csys. sd Hrs. AIs<sshsy v. nsghy 90
f>isHvuss aefcss WrdDsg Assfvrvssry.

Especial to Tire Iincf -D'srstoh.l
Tappahannock, Va, Decsrnscr Isl
An sssnt to be duisty ceiesratsd IN
Taepshannoct, nut vhioh vii be ~
sntsrsst % q large elrcis Of frisn1s
taycuehout virginia win b the golden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
BLUE BULL COMPANY
NOW REORCAN|ZED
Wingfeld Interests Take Old
Company and Open Door
for Shareholders.

The final steps ere being taken looking
10 reorganization OF the Blue Bull COM
pany of Goldhcld by the Wingtield and
associated interests, placing the new COM
pany upon An asscssabe basis. Secre-
tary Howe has addressed communlca-
tion TO the shareholders regarding this
matter, which reads as follows:
Under date OF March 10, 1912, YOU
were informed Of plans Tor the reha bill!
t,tion OF the Blue Bull Mining company.
In pursuance OF those plans you are now
Informed that the property was sold at
shcriir's sale on June II. 1912. Title TO
It's property has passed TO tie Reorgan
lied Blue Bull Mining company, and YOU
arc now invited TO exchange your shares
OF Blue Bull stock Ior an equal number
OF shares OF the stock OF this company,