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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31

GREE
Christmas WillBe Celebrated
by the Local Colony with
Great Glee. ..sl,.7

The Creek Christmas day fal-laB-
on January 6. wiz be an unusnally
joyful occasion among the subjects
of King George. owing 10 the gEeasS
achievements accomplished By tie
Greek forces in the Balkan troRbie-
The cIarks6urg Colony Is maklnE
preparations ter the occasion,
The celebration generally covers g
period Of from tour e SIX dayS, VIA
every Greek who can DosGibly do -
giving up al else IN sBdeE. e aeyets
himself exclusively % the Observance.
The entire week is observed 70 paerT9
making and feasting and daily mee5e
ings OF 4 patriotic and ltiopp Rec
ture In view q 'ttitss la4l1tA TIssgEfes
the patr.ot.c spirit ]1ris vaslii o5Fesbl 'tss.
dominate thsas iyeAqf Tal3 114Es ;6lyslt IS
wo-id plans ana pfepa Ggi5aS ~ be-
ing laid oai an ,61tslsItae a scale %
make the eelet6ir5atii6a III oeeassSlg .
general thaaksgsfTfng snA % eemtaelE-
crate the GTselan trlGdn5 eyet11tae
Turks. 2sss.'s--,-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
FINGER LOST
AS Result of Dola Fight,
Which Gets into JUS
tees Court.

John Popp, Dola coal miner, was
acquitted Tuesday afternoon in JUS
tice Gordon $ court of a charge OF
selling HquoE-in-a Dola boarding
house without state license The
charge was preferred Eby Franz
vukman, a fellow miner. against
whom and George Chuly. Popp pre-
'ferred charge Of assault and bat
terry. in a fight Saturday night al
Do!a. The later charge was with
drawn and the case was dismissed
Chuky is "a patient in St. Mary's
hospital where he had a finger am
putated as a result Of the fight The
finger tip was nearly bitten on and
blood poisoning set in, making the re-
movaI OF the member necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
DFFICIALS-E ELECT
TO BEGIN DUTIES
Several New Faces Will Be
Seen Tomorrow in Sew
eral County Offices.

Charles w. Lynch. judge of the
circuit court, will be succeeded by
Judge Haymcad Maxwell tomorrow
and James W. Robinson will succeed
Judge Maxwell as jurge- of the Grim
inal court. On the same day Ross
IF. Stout will succeed Sheriff Percy
Byrd. County Assessor Ernest L,
Pigott viu be succeeded by Howard
Robinson. A. Judson Findley will
succeed VIII e. Morris as prose
cutting attorney. Cuthbert A. Osborn
will succeed County Surveyor Charles
c. Fittro. Charles Post, a member
of the county court. will be sue
ceeded by John J sturm. William
E. Starcher will succeed Justice
John T. Flynn in Coal district and
THEODORE Nicewarner will succeed
w. p. Camp in Clark district Tint
new eelstables in Coal district arr
Charles Mcvicker and Robert Nc
Chung.
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Inspector K!LZEg
At Rldgeley, This State,
When Engine Backs into
~ Work Train.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Ded 81
James W. Martin 81 years old. car
inspector on the western Maryland
railroad, was killed in the yards at
Ridgeley, w. Va, opposite Cumber-
land, when passenger engine
backed into the front of work train
on which Martin was standing The
end Of theScoach was demolished and
Martins body was reduced to pulp,
Martin Morked all night and was re-
turning home. He is survived by a
wife and enc daughter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
OIL MIL,LlIONAIRES
HOMES ARE IN NET
House Sergeant-at-Arms Has
Practically His Entire
Staff on Guard.

NEW YORK. Dec. S1.-The country
home OF William Rockefeller at
Tarrytown and city residence on
Fifth avenue as well as the homes Of
his two daughters. are, closely Euard-
ed today by detectives ready to trap
the oil millionaire and serve hiac
with subpoena to appear before the
House money trust investigating
committee
So thoroughly has the net been
spread that sergeant-at-aFms Rid
dell of the House in command OF the
guards believes. the subpoena VIII be
served before tomorrow.
Practically the entire stan Of the
sergeant-at-arns is here from Wash
ington-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
FEDERAL
Prisoners Are Taken from the
Local JAN to Parkersburg
by Marshal.

E D. Hupp. United states deputy
marshal. took four federal prisoners
from the county Jail here Tuesday
afternoon to the Wood county Jail at
Parkersburg, where they will be tried
at Forthcoming term of the United
States district court The prisoners
are charles Blake, arrested for
..bootIegging" here; Samuel Fora
accused of shipping dynamite caps
in a trunk; and Salvatore Eantella
and Fortinalo La;belIo, who were ar
rested there on a charge Of passing
counterfeit two dollar bills.
Lora was taken from the local jail
Tuesday morning by the marshal to
Fairmont. where preliminary hear
ing was given him before John W
Mason, Jr., United States commits
sion there.
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Pending a Decision as 70
Whether He Will Be Al
lowed to Enter County.

S.w YORK Dec s1.-Formez
President Castro Of Venezuela seek
ing entrance to this country after ,
long residence abroad was taken on
the steamship. LatOuTaine, at quar-
antine today by Immigration. o45leeRe
and removed to Ellis Island pe2d-l1ng
a decision as to wtether he VIII be
allowed to enter the United Statee-
Castro,s detention originates Win
the state department at WalhiR ls p.
and Commissioner Williams has @
ranged for calling special board %
INQUIRY at Ellis Island this afternoon
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NlR. MONROE
Is Seriously I'll at His Home
in the City of
Eairmont.

Friends of Robert s. Monroe will
regret to learn that he is seriously
i'll at his home at Fairmont- His con
dition is critical and grave doubts
are. entertaIned for his recovery His
snether, Mrs Martha Monroe and
sisters. OF Shinnsten- were hastily
Summoned yesterday go.
,. AEr. Monroe has many friends in
.GIarksburg and shiunston who hope
for his early recovery He is-a-sen
OF the late ]. Walker Monroe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
CARL DRyMMOND
Heads the Peoples Ticket at
Adamston in the Town
Election.

Adameton voters ia a largely at
tended convention in the school house
at Adamston Monday night nominated
a town ticket known as the Peoples
ticket. Alonzo E. Grimm was chair
man Of the convention and w. "
HsEsehinson acted as secretary. The
nominees are as follows:
Mayor-CarE DTummOnd.
Reeorder-James c. Garrett
CounciImen-U. C. Miller A. v
Upton. Robert. Alexander. s. S,
Hunter and 4 D. Johnsoa.I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
,IlCI TRAIN
ARTS TODAY

.senG to the Leavenworth prison to-
day to serve out sentences imposed
yesterday by Judge Anderson in
federal court
All prisoners are to be hand
CURED, and after being placed on a
train, the door viii be locked and no
one is to be allowed to leave the
coach until Leayenworth is reached
The route OF the train IS being
kept secret.
. wives of the prisoners appealed
to be allowed to accompany the
train but we're denied.
Chester H. Krum. Of counsel for
the convicted dynamfters. said to-
day that an attempt would be mace
at once to secure the release OF at
-aOa ,aTOfRf I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
TROLLEY
Line Is to Be Constructed from Nor
ganloun to sabraton.

MoRGANTOWN,- Dec S1-Mor-
gantoEn Is to have a new trolley
line to the sabraton tin plate mills
2y. WY bIsGEeemo4t and NaFhla-
me ltgs.islto be, an extension Of the
Soutb-Psfk Loop of. the South Nor
g4ntegqE jon COMPANY and II
is s1pderStaod that the necessary
.frapchisecwtu be applied for ana
.ye1kzstayted as soon as the South
PARK -extension is completed and
some other changes are made i'm the
compapy's line
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oPBNIN6 POSTPONED.

FAIRMoNT, Dec. 31-The open
ing of the Fairmoat Country Club
has been postponed until later In
January. The opening was to have
taken place New Years afternoon
but the building was not ready to
be received from the contractors as
It was anticipated last week The
club house WIN be opened about the
middle Of January.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
MORE NAMES.

James Ransone in efforts to start
an exclusive gymnasium club heFe
for men and women reports the nahee
of five persons in addition to'"fshe
twenty-six he had yesterday as pros
pective members. They are Glen A
MiIHren, H. L Cunningham, WI
Candy. Jr., ]. NJ. Carskadon and
Charles s. Smiley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
WATSON on HAND.

WASHINGTON Dec. S1.-senator
Clarence w. Watson has gone to
Charleston, where the legislature Of
west Virginia will begin an extra
session Thursday. 1t is not known
whether he will ask for the empty
honor as Democratic nominee to SIC
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
Efforts to Bring about Peace
Have No Effect on
Garment Workers.

NEW YORK, Dec 31-Notwith-
standing EFFORTS. OF the international
Peace Forum. the state board OF
mediation and the chamber of com
merce, the strike Of garment work
ers continued undated today
Mass meetings were held through
out the. city and the workers were
urged TO staad out for better pay
and improved working conditions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
wOODNEN TO MEET.

The members Of Northcott Camp
No 574s. Modern Wood1hen OF Amer
lea, will hold a meeting IN the vii
nams hall on Second street tonight
at 7:So O'Clock to elect ofice1s- and
transact other Important bns.neas
An member OF the camp are Eeluest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
DOCTOR
And Undertaken Are Indicted
IN Connection with Knabe
Murder Case.

1NDIAsa3E s9atad.. Dec. s1-@
DR.. William GFaig and A. n
Raesdale,4 Ian 1Hdestalser, wereg 1n+
'dicted To-Day BY the 31arien'Eeon1ty
grand jury IN connection with "A IN
vsstig&fiontok the murder Of Helen
iRhabe, october a. 19115 bovt72s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
TAFT HOME
And is Busy Today with AP-
continents at4he White
20 House Offices. raet /

VgASEIIesGTCSs ReO- 31t-lPEesident
sne7Mrs5Tast and the party that ac-
conEpanied them to the. Panamarcana4
zsFs hndsG0lonel and8N1Ts. GSoethals
rived here todayaeFhe president
has a number Of apqaintments at the
White HOUSE oGteesysG
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.EVV1 81
CAUS.
Among fhe Receptive Candiz
dates Virgil L. highland
is Announced.
SCOTT AND HUBBARD
VIII Probably Renew the Old
Feud between Them in
Politics.
is Announced

Z CHAR1I4 LESION Dec. 31.-The entry
of new aspirants for the senatorial
seat nov held by Clarence W. Watson
Democraf, has stirred the Repubii-
cans now assembling here for the
opening Of the legislature on Thpr1-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
RalcE TWO GEMS

-fi:Ss W. ?. Hnh q
nnouG ssrnents & expocted to elsa
the receptive attitude Of former sen-
ator X. 81 Scott 10 that e an active
aspsrant while the receptive eandi-
dacy Of Virgil L Highland, former
CHAIRMAN OF the Reps 6llcan usl5l
committee, means that he VIII hold
at least several votes
The entry OF Hubbard ana Eeots
opens Up an old teud and means the
istectio OF personalities iato IhA
contest
The contest for president Of tAe
senate and speaker Of TIE House are
spirited but no ebitternols has keen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31

BUYS A FARM.

Mr. and Mrs Arch TetriclS have
moved from MorgantOwn to Enter
prise, where he has purchased farm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31

Dirk 8. gtathers. Of Weston. was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 81. December
wheat closed s79l' corn 453z, oatsl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
SYSTEM 70 BEGIN.

Tomorrow viii date the beginning
Of the parcel post system here
Scales. maps, stamp9 books ct IN
struction, and tape lines have been
received at the local ONCE The hFst
six months will be experimental and
the plans of its operation must be
worked out and adjusted IS OccasiOl
requires.
erty.
IN west virginia. Ohio and G,oui1t-
ana the leases containing these
clauses haze been Gaforcibls n
eauity. bug a. Illin1is. and oal8hoe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-31
For tie sHYorth Prison
viii the Co1victs Locked
in q Coach.
ROUTE KEPT SECRET
Wives Are Denied. the Privi-
lege Of Accompanying
Them on Journey.

INpIANAFOUIs. Ind, Dec 81
CLERKS In the United States mar
shAl's once here worked through
ont the night preparing the details
for the tgaRsfeF OF thirty-three
uploa sPaI pliceps who are to be
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ICE CHEF ADOPT
CHIEF MANY STARS g ].

BTAOKFFTEf INI5IANs HON Cos Police CELL
HIMnITo THEIR AND car STEM q FL - - =
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Flor.nee Ament Goes to San Antonio.

TN, of the most delightful social
of the season. was gwen last
saturday evening when Miss KATHERINE
Russell. assisted 10y Mrs. Parker iaEIor
entertained twenty eight of Drmlng 5
Young society people AT the kuSsrIl
home. in honor of Miss Florence Amrnt'
prior to her departure for san Antonio
Texas.
During the evening an lmpromptu
nropram was rendered dancing enjoy
ed and games played. The prIzr..wn,
ners were Miss Louise Field Miss Beard
and Mr. sam Watkins. Dchcatrly, de
Iicious refreshments were served ana AT
a late hour after extending to Miss
Florence the heartfelt goodwlShrS IRON
lifelong chums and companions, the
Young people departed declaring their
hostess and her assistant most gracious
entertainers. Accompanied 10y her
mother, Mrs. j. II, ENcrs, Florence
left las, Sunday for San Antonio, Texas:
They expect To spend the remainder "'
the winter travelling IN the south.
Florence is a member of the class cot
1912 of the Dcming high school and has
/ been very much beloved 10y her class
mates. and in fact, the whole rummu
nifty. during all the years of her S'hoo
life. II is with much reluctance tha'
she leaves at this time, but ON the ad
vice of the family physician She Is com
PEELED to take a much needed rest.
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Columbus.

Dava Baker will have charge of the
lin. nj Columbus for few weeks.
A. q. Bailey is putting up more
f,nc, for his stock.
A /. TAYLOR will soon remove his
tonsorial furnishings To the FIN II
Shop. ,L.l
and !. l.. Harris drove To Demmg
early in the week,
IRE Watrrhurys made glad the New
Year for number of people, Monday
evening. >, 90, ..,.
MIR. and Mrs. llulsry will be nicely
s,,tlrd in their nice new home IN the
Rice addition for the new year
MIR. and Mrs. John Gorbcl came out
from II PasC Ia eat Christmas turkey
with their sisters.
n G. Hampton. Byron Reed. W. &.
Gamble and q. {. Dalton were ncmlng
visitors, New Years day.
TN, Wuodmru of the World gave "A
bail. Saturday evening. Was attend
ed by large crowd. An enjoyable
time is reported.
The farewell reception given To Mrs
Adds AIhrO was pleasant 'NpI'SSl''l
NJ r,sprct from those who had planned
a surprise for Mrs Albro.
A. {. ASKS duties rs mounted
rsnrctnr started him riding cas-, along
me Rio Grandr on New Years day.
, lie will return in about three weeks
DIR. il. G.. lnhart has sold his drug
stare toe. G. Miller, who will have
charge of tn, pharmacy work III
III" future. DR. linhart will give en-
tire attention To- the medical pr"l'S.
sion. ,..,I.
Na,d,ld. John Waterbury aud John
Harm, made quite haul duck Nun'
+, nT las, week Mrs John Waterbury,
,br Mls,rs GucbcI and May Waterway
Joined the party IN time to eat " par
of tina, SANE NIG maui
The RaN View Literary LAT mao y.
rspcciaIN interesting program, tiU'l
afternoon. Egyptian poetry "wd nu'
,souh, were features ul the o.~'"'s.'"
Mrs. 4. !. Taylor. hoSt'., "' the ",'s
served drliciou> rlrr,hmroi. a'''. h'
program
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l}rdmrn', Ball crysta, Feb. %
Second Term for Taft.

Whether thrprrsIdruD of Wall street
is responsible. for existing financial. co'
jltious all depends or the angle of oh.
,"rya,lou. But IL d, rruly remarkable
that dramatlSt presumably uniam
lar with the finer points Of business
methods, should play the role of seer
and anticipate that uphcayai IN hu>l-
ness and the downfall of the >o-caI.rd
mighty in money circles a> has Charlie,
h .ciu in The Lion and the MOUSE. 4
newspaper recently said, IN reference
to this play. IF the president really
thinks Of taking a second whack at
graft and high finance. We respectfully
commend his managers Il performance
Of THE Lion and the Muu,c" In each
city as being more potent than reg
mcut OF speakers or an army of boost.
rrs
The United Play Company is sending
what has been said to be- the best com.
pany seen in this great drama to III,
Crystal Theatre on Tuesday. Jan 9th,
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Mountainview.

MluI, liougland was quite sick asst
week. being unable to 'ne" ,aii " lie
: !h,,r'..t'i'i,as Hrrcl,cS.
sunday schoo had gooda,trrdan,r.
MouutanvicW school ha, CLOSED for
the holidays, school commencing again
'l, 2nd day of January, 1917
IhrC Christmas entertainments Nuuta,
night at the school house was one ,"h",
.mrmhrrrd. The tree was one tu
make the little one, dane, ANA their
I,ar,, beat with JOY. The program
va, splendid, every one doing thor
hest. especially the little ones who
were looking for Old St NIch !" MAKE
no, appearance at any moment After
the entertainment, Santa appeared and
made the little one, happy 10, dl>tui.
citing the gifts among them.
Quite number from lola md Hon
dale attended the Christina, entertain
mcut on Sunday night
The cold weather and white frost, ar
still visiting this valley such It Ion.
cold spell and these white iru,t- every
Hgh' are something new tor this rou'
'rg. $50 m, old timers SAY
There were >omr fifteen from Noun
Ia!uyIrW took ,u the Christmas enter
laum,ut At lola ON Monday night
Mr. Mai,rl wa, a pira-au, caller at
III, Anrr, ranch last Sunday.
Jim IiougIard and Harry Iiuug,and,
took Christmas dinner a. IN" Alur,
ranch
The party 20, Mr. Lame, Was u hon.
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DR.. and Mr.. Moir gave delight
fu dinner party Saturday evening.
the Polards, Corhrtts. Mr. Thur
mond and Mn, Quincy, Il II Cas-
and T. |. Taylor being the favored
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Tcmkr AMI
Mrs. MctiIinchy grazing the same
party at the SAM place New Ica,
night.
\ pleasant watch out party was
held at the home of Mrs. Bell Dcit-
az. supper was served at II =. M.
the guests sitting at the table until
after the new year was uShrrrd in.
Those who enjoyed the pleasant al
fair were DR.. and Ms. Carter, Ms.
Nellie Quincy, Mrs. II. II. Williams.
MIR, Laura Il Martin, Master Carl
Martin, y. \ BoIich and Fred jack
Della \. Davis, of poSryyilIr, Ind.
has purchased twelve lots near the
high school and will build a fine
home thereon. Miss Mardrr Erdrl.
mycr of Detroit, Mich, has pur-
chased six lots on the same block
and will do the same mcritoriou~
act, while Miss Ella Rogers. one Of
our many sensible and progscssiy,
teachers, has purchased two and
will likewise build a coy home
Fred Sherman did the good work
Presiding Elder j. Allen Ray. as
sisted by Rev II. NJ. Bruce, is con
Quoting a very successful series III
rcylvals at the Methodist church
Piano and organ with excellent va
cal music aid much in the interesting
and profitable services. Dr. RAY
talks fr m the heart I,
the heart and his work i
production Of much good The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend III,
services.
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W. H. Mcdonald, New City Marshal.

Mayor Corbett and the council are to
be- congratulated in selecting night po-
iicr ". II. Mcdonald, city marshal, to
succeed VIM Howard, who resigned n
order that he might give his attention
to his property interests in Kansas City.
The new marshal has mighty good
record as police officer. Four years
he was a nrmher Of the metropolitan
squad Of New York City and has done
very efficient work since coming to this
city.
Daddy" will be- good to ever, body
when they're nice, but if thy get
foxy he II be- awful cross. Try him.
Walter Tilden, another might, good
man gets Macs job as nigh, police.
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Edward /. Brown ... ........
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cnnurJipn .,l. ..r.. b.. . ...
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LEROY Hon. E n Hon Ira w..
NOR. " r. William. anal f. I rim.
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in Mexico nIirrtrr .... ..., o..
j II HARRINGTON and Nh. S.u.g.,
have the Morri. N.nIlar, residence
about $500. and,n. Cart, Kn.n.u.
residence. about S2.2oo E#ram a
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Plainvlew.

Jas. :. Kerr is fencing ms land.
". G.. Clcvcngcr aud wife are boast.
me the advent of "A bouncing baby hoy,
Evelyn Chase j. recovering IRON Il
recent illness.
Frank Diet. wife and daughter, Tor
mrrly of Tennessee. are welcome addl-
iions to our nrlghhorhood. Mrs plrtz
+. "A contributor To- some of our hlg
magazines.
Wisry n l.awrrucr'S thrr>hug out
n, spent last week putting the beans.
cane seed, mllIrt and milo mall' really
for the market.
The Chambers are hard AT worn put.
ting up their dwellings amt arranging
thcirpoultry ranch.
II. II. Cooper j. putting IN by mn
cation well ON his desert clam. lh'l
have reached water Al less than :"
feet and encountered nothing hut M0u.
vial soil
The Youngsters OF rIaIuylrw and
those Of Red Mountain vicinity were
nicely entertained hy Mrs. Margaret
Mess, one evening last wees, ana ni
report Jolly good time with refresh
mrut> and game,
II II. Jacobs, formerly of Emmrli>
nurg. Iowa. j. another welcome rrNd
emit. having bought a quarter section ct
pIaln\IrW choicest IaUd. Tie Nd'
alrrrdy commenced work amt Will No"l
have a good residence ANA necessary
,uthulldinuS. tie wi.l have ~ {" II
acres in cultivation tins >uung a"'
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County of Luna H.,
Arthur; & Railhcl. Cashier, ct the
above named Bank. SoIcmnIS Nwr"
that the above statement Is true To- '''
hes, Of my knowledge and belief.
ARTHUR G. RNrnEL, cashier
Subscribed ana sworn TO nri"rr me
this 3rd. day of January \. ID. WI
h. Y. MckENES.
Notary Public. Luna county, New N'N
leo. My commission expires July -
1913. ,..
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RANK STATEMENT

Statement, of the condition of The
Bank Of Demins. at Demlng' Luna coun'
IN. New Mexico, at close OF business
TUESDAY. January, md, 1912 after de-,
Quoting all expenses and taxes IRON
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