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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
LAND FOR SALE
OR RENT.
TWO FARA1s-No. ! snd No. situated

TWO FARAS--&o. / and No situated
in Putnam county. Georgia
Farm No 1--Contatntng 30S acres. on
the Central Of Georgia railroad: half mile
OF Willard Station railroad running
through a part Of land; only few hun
dred yards from Methodist church; two
miles of Baptist church; half mile OF a
good school; seven miles from ERtonton;
county site. This piaoe is in q fine and
healthy section; we'll improved has a
good nine-rOoyn, story dwelling; good
barn; tenant houses. and all outbuildings
we'll watered and timbAred: fine pas
ture. This 10 an IDEAL farm and country
home
Farm No. 2-ContRining AIS acres: two
miles OK willard Station; an extra fine
farm for raising cattle; also good cotton
And grain farm; has plenty Of water and
timber. This farm Is within two miles
Of good school and Methodist church.
There Ia a bargain in each place. For
{ WIIaeG pes ar address e. Y WsIser
FIFTY ACRE FARM 2s miles from sa-
vannah, on Central OF Georgia rail-
road; two-story dwelling and outbuild-
ings; about zoo pecan trees; splendid To-
close to, good market for farm products /;
school and churches near; very healthful
climate, among the pines. Write to Cir
aIoeAu & AdSsets. SaNaunah, ga Al-1S-IO
FOR SALE-5,O00 acres OF Blount coun-
ty farm lands In tracts to suit Dur
chasers. Prices from SIS to $40 per, acre
We can please the most fastidious. Ad-
dress Box 80, Oneonta. Ala. 60-25-10
WANTED-ships OF all kinds to burn
California oil and carry merchandise for
the port Of Los Angeles to and from the
Panama Canal. The Ninth Anniversary
Edition Of The Los Angeles Examiner, ont
Decenbe 25th, tells just what the canal
will do to Southern California. Mailed to
any address in United States or Mexico
Is cents; Canada or foreign points, %
cents Send in your order now. 10-R1-4
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STATE OF GEORGIA Fulton Countv

pany desires to incorporate into its char
ter.
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Also al the same time and place, the
following described personal property, to-
wit: One White gas foredoor 30-horse-
power automobile and equipment Levied
satisfy A. ia. issued from the superior
court of Fulton county, Georgia, In IA
vor OF Motor Car Service Company VS..
the said J, ]. Murphy,
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For Sale--Miscellaneous.
PIANO BARGAIN
AM BREAKING nm bo,,sol-o.,

AM BREAKING up housekeep-
ing and have for sale nv 800
upright piano and furnishings of
SIX rooms. three bed rooms. din
ing room, kitchen and reception
nall. | desire to get bids on the
piano Separate from the furni-
ture. The piano is easily worth
$500, as it has only been in use
ABOUT a year, but | Will let it 90
Tor Sl75. VIII be out Of citv for
a lew days. Write and make en-
gagement to see the piano. ANY
one living out of the city close to
Atlanta can see this piano by
writing to me. and I will agree to
pay their railroad fare if the
piano is not worth what | am ask
ing for it. Address Travelling
Salesman, P. Q. Box 277.
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hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of my
office. at the capitol.
in the city OF Atlanta,
this 18th day of October.
IN the year OF our Lord
one Thousand Nine Hun
dred and Twelve and Of
the independence of the
United States of America
the One Hundred and
Thirty-seven
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
STATE OF GEORGIA-Office of secre-
tary OF State

= - .1LE-CINIA-N-Cihce OF Secfe-
l, Philip Cook. secretary of state Of
Georgia. do hereby certify, That the five
attached, contain a true and correct COW TSy
Of the petition OF the Trust Company il
Georgia for. amendment OF its special
provisions OF the General Banking Act az
this office
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of my
in the city OF Atlanta,
this 18th day of October
IN the year OF our Lord
tSeaD one Thousand Nine Hun
dred and Twelve and Of
the Independence of the
United States of America
the one Hundred and
Thirty seventh.
PHILIP COOK.
Secretary of State
ANDERSON, FIELDER, RoUNTREE &
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES FOR FULTON
COUNTY.
BIDS for the following county supplies
will be received and opened at the office
OF commissioners of roads and revenues of
Fulton county, Georgia fourth floor
Thrower building. Saturday. November q
1912 at 10 o'cloCk a. m.
Prices named are 10 he good for one
year and deliveries are TO be made at
SutI times ana III SQCn quantities q
be directed by the superintendent Of pub
lie works, within radius OF three miles
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids Net prices to the county win only
CLOTHING WINTER GOODS.
Pants and jackets made of 10-ounce
wooden goods, Jackets 10 be lined with
blankets; night shirts so inches long
TO be made Of 8-ounce cotton goods
Samples to accompany bid Sizes for
CLOTHING SUMNER GOODS
Pants and shirts made OF 10-ounce
convict cotton goods Samples to ac-
company bid Sizes for men only
sanitary lime. Terra Gotta pipe
2 to "a inches, both single and oou-
oie strength. Portland cement in
cloth; specify brand bid upon
BEEF.
Beef for convict camps. by the side.
approximately 1000 pounds per week
Samples Of beef bid upon must be sub
mitted at the market to the county
camp physician before bid is awarded
sna deliveries made in accordance
with award wifi likewise be subject to
Inspection of said physician before
same are accepted.
EXPLOSIVES.
Blasting powder. mixed one-thfrd
single F.. one third double r. one
third thibble F., In car lots. delivered
al magazine. Fifty per cent nItroglV
cerine dynamite in lots not less than
Thribble strength or strongest dyna-
mite caps on the market; best double
and thribble tape fuse in barrel lots:
fuses feet to "A feet, inclusive, ~. lots
1000 to 5000 Give the paine Of the
brands and guaranteed strength upon
which YOU bid Net prices only will
be considered
LUBRICATING AND LIIATlNAT
ING OILS IN WOOD AND IPO.v
All iuh-tcs ting oils must specify
what amount OF anmsl fat it carries.
the hpinU
Illuminating oils. nothing but the
highest or l50-prOof water white
Also dope and axle grease in wood.
Also gasoline in iron.
~. c. WATERS.
Chairman Committee Public Works
1925
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28

Young men and women that are look
ing for positions and business openings
win do themselves a great justice by con
sutiug the Help Wanted and Business
Opportunity columns of The Geor4iaA.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
Railroad Schedule

RAILWAY.
premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
Nm apteed
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Real Estate For Sale.

Real Estate For sale.
sa76-MY EQUITY IN irSt-class cottage;
worth 5000; investigate at once Ad-
dress A, Box $50, care Georgian
FOR SAI4E-By owner, two-story seven
room house and bath: IN seleoted neigh
borh GOD; in first olRss condition; next TO
ST. Pauls church; price $500; terms;
24s care Georgian, S4-2610
800 CASH, 80 A MONTH.
HOME for colored people; close to large
'e' WV ' ss-as-1o
SO, 900 WILL BUY ten-room house and
lot. on Fourteenth street, or will eX
$4,000 TO build the house Address Elk
change, care Georgian. 65-26-10
HAVE 40 acres OF Irrigated land In the
famous apple country OF southern Idaho;
Twin Falls tract. WIN trade for real es-
tate around Atlanta or No. / automo-
bile Apply 9l4 Austeil Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
10-2661
FOR sALE-BungaIow I'VE rooms; new;
on high ground; shady; Admission ave-
line: 100; TO owner. Ivy 1881. 10-96-S5
FOR SALE Modern built five-room cot
tage. with tinted walls, cabinet mantels
and large lot. No loan. South side. On
very easy terms. Address Cottage, care
Georgian. 10-26-21
FOR SAIF,-Five-roo cottage. lust be-
low Fort Walker. off South Boulevard,
at Grady avenue; sl.500; cheapest home
in Grant park section. Answer j. G
Glore. p. Q. Box 50, Atlanta. t3-26-lo
FOR SALE-Ciood large lot, so hy 1885,
near South Decatur car line; best local
ity in South Eirkwood. $500 cash. own
er. Box 500, care Georgian. i0-Z6-iS
FOR SALE-lThe most desirab bic vacant
lot in the town OF Stone Mountain Ga
100 BY 800 feet: on corner Mountain and
Fifth streets: good elevation: well Of wa
ter and nice barn Can sell with or with
out barn. TO suit purchaser. For price
ana terms see Harry IT. Summey, on
lot. or ". A Graham, 8 he stone Noun
tain bank, l0-22-S
FOR SALE-North side bungalow, near
West Peschtree; six rooms, sleeping
porch hardwood floors. tile porch and
bath, furnace, large lot; prSe $500; or
will exchange for good lot D.. Box 201,
care Georgian 54-20-lO
FOR SALE,-LarRe lot IN rapidly develop
ing section Fast Lake. 5000, on easy
terms Owner Box 21S, care Georgian
4O-24-i0
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Exchange-Real Estate.


BARGAIN in north side lot which I want
10 exchange for piece OF negro property.
MY lot valued at 81 200 W. II. C.. care
Georgian 10 z6l 20
WOULD SWAP equity OF 81 SEQ in good
renting property for some sort of bust
ness or an automobile. w Mcmillan,
800 Temple Court 1O-2S-g
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Farms For Sale.


JUST THINK, 1904 acres near stone
Mountain for $4,000 cash. A. II. Nelson,
80 East Alabams. ST. 91-a6-i6
z, 900 ACRES of rich mari land to rent
or lease for trucking, on the east coast
Of Florida; divided Into 20-acre farms
owner receiving 10 per cent of the pro-
ceeds for rent Renters make from $500
to $500 gross per acre. For particulars
address DR., w s. Burkhert Miami, Fla
2e-P6-ln
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Legal Notices.

specified
WITNESS the signature of the presi-
dent and the corporate
seal or said corporation,
tober. 1912.
f. WOODRUFF.
WHEREAS. It is deemed desirable by
the board OF directors Of the Trust Com
pany or Georgia that its charter be
amended so as to permit it % to in
crease the membership of the board Of
directors. and go TO have the right and
power to increase or decrease its capital
stock as its stockholders may determine
upon and
WHEREAS. this company was incorpo-
assembly of the state of Georgia. APP
proved September 21st. 1891, which act OF
incorporation was amended by an act of
the general assembly. of the state of Geor-
gia approved November 18th, 1898; end
WHEREAS. il rs necessary in order to
accomplish the purpose hereinbefore set
forth TO procure an amendment OF the
charter OF this company, by having in
corporeted therein these provisions OF ths
General Banking Laws providing for the
number OF directors which such a cor
porstlon may have and providing for the
thereof;
the president OF this company be and he
Is hereby authorized 70 make and file in
the office of the secretary of state OF the
state Of Georgia q declaration in writing
signed by said president and given UNI
der the corporate seal OF this company
and designating section 1857 and the
amendment thereto and section 226S Of the
Code Of 1910. as the provisions of said
General Banking Laws which this COM
pany desires TO incorporate into its char
ter
STATE OF GEORdIA-Fulton County
l, John Il. Wheat, secretary of the Trust
Company Of Georgia, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy of resolution adopted by the board
OF directors OF the Trust Company of
Georgia at meeting regularly called and
held, in accordance with the provisions of
lte bylaws on the 9th day OF October,
1919.
l do further certify that the original
charter OF the Trust Company of Geor-
gia was by act of the general assembly
OF the state OF Georgia approved Sep
TENDER 21st, 1891, and that this was
amended by an act of the general assem-
| bly, OF the state of Georgia approved
| November 13th, 1898. said company be
| ing originally Incorporated under the
| name of the Commercial Travellers Saw
| ings Bank and the amendment of the
charter above referred TO having, among
other things changed Its name to Trust
Company OF Georgia.
Witness my signature and the seal of
said corporation this 9th
tSealJ day of October. 1912
JOHN B. WHEAT
Secretary.
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Trains marked thus ~ run daily. ex-
Cept Sund3v
other trains rum daily. Central time
city Ticket pff!ce, no i Peachtree st
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Also al the same time and place, the
following described property. to-wit: All
that tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in the city OF Atlanta and in land
lot thirteen 03), Of the Fourteenth G4th)
district OF Fulton county, Georgia. and
beginning at a point Oh the south side
Of Kirkwood avenue two hundred and
thirty t23O) feet east from Walnut now
StovalD street. and running thence east
along the south side OF l<irllwood avenue
sixty 800 feet: thence south one hundred
and thirty 030) feet to an alley; thence
west along the north side Of said alley
sixty 900 feet to corner Of lots and 6,
of the plat OF the subdivision OF the
Faith property; thence north one hum
bred and thirty C130) feet 20 the begin
ming point being all OF lot and west
half Of lot T OF the above named plat az
made by c. 5. Robert. civil engineer June
so. 1908 Levied upon as the property
Of w o. Ford to satisfy a fl. ia. is
sued from the city court OF Atlanta In ia
vor Of Atlanta Banking and Savings
Company as t,ransferee. ys, the said ".
dorser. 4 deed for the purpose Of levy
and sale having been executed, filed and
recorded as required by law Tenant in
possesqiOl nOtiill.
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Also at the same time and place the
following described property, to-wit: All
that tract or parcel OF land lying and be-
ing in the city OF Atlanta, part OF land
lot fiftv-two t52), OF the Fourteenth G4th)
district of originally Henry, now Fulton
county Georgia known in the plan Of
said city as part Of city lot number one
hundred and ninety nine G9S). and on
Fair street as former number two nun
bred and siXty-tWo (z62). fronting on
The north side Of said Fair street. between
Martin and Terry streets, thirtv-sev
and one half t31lal feet, and extending
back north one hundred 900 feet, moe
or less. bounded as follows: on the
north by formerly SNeells on the east
by formerly G. A. Woods, on the south
by Fair street, and on the west by former
~ Walter Glenn, known in the present
numbering Of streets as number two hun
dred and eighty CNo. ESQ East Fair
street and being the same property con-
veyed 10 f. Clein and NJ. Gilman by Frank
D. Edelmann, administrator. on the rs-
tate OF Franz Edelnsun, deceased Levied
upon as the property of l. G.. Clark to
satisfy q. IA. issued from the city
court OF Atlanta ion favor Of Oscar Barnes
&. Co VS. l.. IT Fain, principal and T.
Q Clark security Property pointed
out by plaintiffs attorney Tenant in
possession notified.
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Legal Notices

You Have Money to Lend We Can Place it Safely
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Real Estate For Sale.
Houses For Rent.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson

REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS.
lOSl-l0$2 II EDGEW0OD AVENUE Atlanta
"IF You SEE IT IN OUR AID, IT'S So
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Also ut the same time and place. the
following described personal property, to-
wit: One Ave passenger Thomas automo-
bile. painted red Levied upon as the
property OF W. w. Fox to satisfy a f. ia.
issued from the city court OF Atlanta in
favor Of II. A. Harth VS.. the said w w.
Fox. Property pointed oat by plaintiffs
ATTORNEY
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

the influence of Mrs. Ponds art and
personality upon the young student
/ that after the recital Miss Ridgewuy
announced TO her friends that she
would become a reader. AS soon rs
she finished her course at the uni
versity she went TO Boston, and after
| two years study at the Boston School
of Oratory and with Miss Emma Gree
! ley, founder OF the Greeley School Of
Dramatic Art. she was engaged by the
Rcdpath Bureau as reader with the
Temple Quartet SHE was with this
well known quartet for two years.
Miss Ridgeway gives an evening of
varied readings instead of an entire
program of IL single play or story.
However, she believes that these va
ried selections should be linked, rs 1t
were. by n definite idea of life which
in its influence is all uplirt. In this
connection hundreds of press notices
might be quoted II space permitted,
telling not only of Miss Ridgeway's
great art. but also of her great mes
sage. Also she always carries n gos-
pei of good cheer Not content TO rest
on her well earned success. she spends
the summer searching for new ma
terial. If she cannot flnd what she
wants she has 1t written for her
Miss Ridgeway will give one of
her best programs in this city when
she comes as number on the Y NJ.
c. A. course this year. She has
never been heard in this city, but
scores of local people have enjoyed
her remarkable work in other cities.
1t was a master stroke to include
this remarkable woman reader on
the course this year.
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MISS R|DGWAy
STRONG NUMBER
LOCAL LyCEUM
Talented Woman Reader Is 10 be
a Feature Of Series Of the
Entertainers Coming.

Kathariue Ridseway is today ac-
knowledged to be the best known
reader in her particular line in the
United States. She seldom appears
except on the largest courses in Amer
lea. and on many of these courses she
has appeared five to eight times each.
Katharine Ridseway is a native Of
Atlanta. Ca, but most Of her childhood
was spent In the far northwest. While
a student she heard Nella Brown Pond
read. Previous TO that time Miss
RldGeway had not thought Of public
reading rs profession, but such was
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
GRISLY RELICS OF EXPLOSIONS
EVIDENCE IN DYNAMITE TRIAL
Associated Press.

! .froVNIUINU I5S.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. l1.-Pieces
OF exploded bombs, tin cans in which
nitrogiycerine had been carried, cart
ridges and fuses We're put in rcadi-
ness by the government attorneys to-
day to be used as exhibits in the dy-
Mantle conspiracy trial. These had
been gathered from many sections OF
he country in the wake of Ortie Nc
Manigal and the McNamaras.
Assistant District Attorney c. w.
Nichols has classified $40 of these
eXhibit9.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD men
RESCUED BY REBEL Chief
Associated Press.

AEsOCIatCd prosg.
Mexico City. Oct. 11.-SlS Amcri-
can railroad conductors, who we're
captured recently in northern Zacut-
ecas. have been rescued by the rebel
chief. Antonio Munoz. Their raDtorS
declared their belief that the Amcri-
can army had invaded Mexico, and
they proposed to wreas their VEN
ge.nCe on the prisoners.
One of the conductors is named
McNaO and another is J. OCOnuor
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
Here from salt Lake City.

H. F. Robinson of Salt Lake is the
house guest of his sister, Mrs. Johu
G. Mckinney on Grand avenue. Mrs.
Robinson is business manager OF the
Daily Tribune and Telegram. morn
ing and evening papers of Salt Lake
CITY, and is en- route to New York
City, which trip he usually makes
twice year.
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To Salt Lake CITY.

Miss Wesley Williams, accompan-
led by her mother, left hurriedly TO-
lay noon for Salt Lake City. They
learned that Mr.. Williams, who re-
sides in Ely, New. would be spend
ing a short time in the Utah capital
and left in order to meet him there.
Miss Evelyn Meyer, "A friend of Miss
Williams. who is n frequent visitor
here, will also be in Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
New Residents,

Mr.. and Mrs, Hathaway and three
daughters are new arrivals from the
eastern slope to make their home in
this city.
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Here for rev Days.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Chalmers
came down from their claims in the
Big Park Wednesday to spend few
days in the city. They report warm
er weather there than Grand juno
tionites are enjoying.
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New Arrivals.

Anthony Cooper and family and
". a. Johnson and family Of st. Paul.
''inn. are new arrivals in the city
n locate here permanently. They
re among the esYeral score who
rave come here to make their homes
during the last month.
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Tcllurillc Merchant,

c. Il. kracaw, well known Tellu-
ride merchant, is in the city on bust.
ness matters today.
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Operation Necessary.

James Chalmers of the Big Parl,
section is here to have local special
lists perform an operation on his eye,
which is badly affected.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
Receives Feeders

w. w. Wolf received a few cars
of cattle this week to turn into the
feeding pens at the sugar factory to
fatten on beet pulp.
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Cool in City.

Dave Cool of Iona was up from
the lower end of the valley today on
business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

S. G.. McMulliu returned home
yesterday from Ouray.
The Telluride band, or at least
sixteen of their number, graced this
city with their presence this morn
ing, en- route home from their viCtO-
ry in the band contest at Denver.
The Telluride boys are pardonably
proud of winning the first prize for
the second time, and so home with
even greater determination than
ever TO win houors at the next re-
turning carnival,
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. accompan-
led by her daughters-M Misses Stella
and Laura. of Hale City, Mo- are
visiting with their old time friends.
j. r. Mcfarland, cashier of the
First National bank, is home from
/ Denver.
Edwin Price, the newly appointed
postmaster, has about completed his
bond, and as soon as II can reach
Washington and be filed. will assume
the duties of the Office.
Hon. Benton Canon has associated
in business in Denver with a gentle
man by the name of Davis. in repre-
sentiug large eastern carpet, rug
and mating manufacturing estab-
/ lishment. They have sample rooms
in Denver and control the territory
{ in nine states.
% D
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To Live Hcrc

/ jacob Danz and family OF St. Paul,
Mlnn., arrived in the city this week
/ to make their home here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

To Make Home Here.
c. II. Radspinner and family of St
Paul, Mimi, arrived in the city TO
make their future home.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
Coy Breaks Arm.

10y Breaks Arm.
Clarence Bruner. son Of L. h. Bru-
uer of Fruitvale, suffered a broken
wrist last week, When he fell over a
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
Accepts Position.

Ray Carson, local meat cutter,
has accepted position at the Osborn
market in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

sent'ue, Want Ads get results
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.
October II, 1907.

oCtODtf II, iSUs.
S. G. McMullin returned home
yesterday from Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-11

j. r. Mcfarland, cashier OF tn
First National bank, is home from
Denver.