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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-16

sixteenth birthary last ednesday by
giving q party 10 number Of her
friends. Those present were Misses
Florence Hill, Gertrude Reed, Mona
Hogan, Elnora Griffith, Anna Zeuch,
Olive Dufoe, Clara Keith. Carrie Null
len, Grace, Dorothy and Helen Dun
zap, Elizabeth Hendee, Mildred and
Myrtle Garvis, also Earl Griffith,
George, Perry, Arthur and James Will
hanson, Duane Wilson, Elliot Good,
Archie Strane, John Tibbitts, Lloyd
and Lane Sill, and Mr.. Norris.
2 B. H. Smith met with quite an &C
cident Tuesday evening, when he fell
down the stairway at the Loomis
meat market, striking his head on
the cement steps and cutting cash
N the scalp. He was unconscious
cor several hours. but is now recov-
ering.
@ Mrs. Green Of Volga has been Wis
ting Mrs. Copeland.
w. P. Lord is moving into his new
residence, just completed. IA #
"A stand pat republican rally was
acid in the opera house last Thurs
day evening. L was expected that
senator Henry Adams Of West Union
and Attorney Swisher Of Waterloo
you'd be here. but they did not ap-
Jear. Addresses we're made by u. F.
Leroy Of Manchester, candidate for
rfepres entatiye and e. c.. Perkins,
l,anoidate for state senator and con
FRESHMAN Lacy They all were inter
sting speakers. There was not as
GOD an audience as was to be ex'
,ected, but he voters in Hopkinton
seem to be in as big mix up as in
other towns.
Mrs. Hill, has been quite sick fol
several weeks, but is now improving.
The Clio club began on another
ear by entertaining their husbands
t a six O'Clock dinner at the hons
It Mrs. Beels AS they have takel
p the study of music for the com
.ng year, a musical program was civ
IN. A. L. Barker was the perform
sr, the instrument a Wctrola ant
.ery delightful music was the result
! D. McAllister and family were o'
r Sunday visitors at Onslow.
Mrs. Wheeless and daughter, Mrs
] Lord, visited in Dyersville and Du
dque last week
Miss Cora Ricketts, went TO Ceda
.,alls Saturday to enter the Stat stat
| Normal college.
! Mrs. E. j. Hopkins of Delhi visit
d the last of the week with Mrs W
Lux. s Viii
.lrs. Russell of New York is her
/ with her daughter, Mrs. Hendee.
Rev. Hamilton and family left o
saturday. Mrs Hamilton and littl
laughter will visit a few days
Manchester before going on Durin
i The two years they We're here the
,,ade many friends, who wish ther
success at State Center.
4 Rev. James McuaW, secretary G
| the National Reform Association, wi
| ;ive an address Tuesday. evening
| he Presbyterian church, to wf1ic
4 everyone is invited.
Rev. Challice, who will occupy tn
q pulpit Of the Methodist church tn
oming year, arrived with his fam MI
.he last Of the week.
R. p. Goss was an over sunda
i gisitor at Ryan.
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DISTRICT COURT

The Delaware County District Cour
adjourned from last Tuesday after
loon until November g. The follow
ing matters were considered at tn,
Tuesday session: sd, 81. -
q Probate. Il
Estate Of Fred G. Atwater. Fina
report approved. Distribution or
dered. .aE
Estate OF Bernard H. vaske. Fl
aa' report approved. Distribution or
>iered.
Guardianship OF Floyd E. Aldrich
final report approved. Guardian die
charged and bond released.
Estate of A. T. Hartbeck. Trial
Order as per enrolment on file.
Guardianship of Anthony hammers.
Final report approved. Guardian dis
charged and bond released.
Estate Of John George Sturm
Final report approved. Executrix dis
charged and bond released.
Guardianship OF Clark wilson Fl.
lal report approved. Guardian dis.
charged and bond released. ~ a s
Guardianship OF Frederick w. Doc
little Final reports approved. Guard.
ian discharged and bond released.
Guardianship of William H Berk-
holz. F. B. Blair appointed guardi-
an ad Item for minors. Answer on
file. Trial. Private sale ordered not
less than appraised value. F. A.
Grimes, G. w. Potts and J. v. Bush
appointed appraisers. Bond double
cppraise' value.
Estate of A. T.. Hartbeck. Leave
pay necessary expense Of John
Schneider to Missouri to examine
and not exceeding $40.
Estate Of George H. Fuller. Final
Export approved Executrix discharg
I'd and bond released.
Estate of Matthew Wilson. Order
y sale made by clerk approved.
Guardianship Of Howard w. White.
,. B. Blair appointed guardian ad
item for minors. Answer on, file.
Trial. Private sale ordered at not
ess than appraised value. wv. Cor
lin, c. H. Furmaa and c. G.. White
.ppointer appraisers. Bond double
appraised value.
Guardianship of Phillip McKeene.
report approved. Loans approved.
Guardianship of Peter McKeene. Re
'ort approved. Loans approved.
Guardianship Of Blanche B. Thomp-
on, ct al. Geo. w. Durham appoint
d guardian ad Item for minors.
answer on file Trial. Private sale
rdered at not less than appraised !
alue. 3. NJ. Ferguson, James John
On and Howard F. Mcbride appoint
d appraiser s- \ Bond double apprais-
4 value. e.
Trusteeship Of Warren s. BisseN.
lorenzo N. Bissell. appointed trua-
&c under terms Of will.
Estate of Warren P..'-BiaseN. FL
Al report approved. Distribution or
cred.
Guardianship Of John B. Rahe. Fl.
al report approved. Guardian diS-
harged and bond released.
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EARlVlllE,

The ladies Of the Congregations
;hurch will hold their annual fail
md festival in the opera house OF
Saturday, October rs. Plan to attend
the same. Dinner and supper will te
served and a number of fancy ano
seful articles will be offered fo1
sale.
Mrs. Frank Miller, nee Miss Pear.
Person, of Waterloo is visiting at the
Elmer Herbert and Robert Carly
homes this week.
D. F. Laxson and wife returned
Sunday evening from a six weeks
tour through California, Oregon,
Washington and the northwest.
John Ham ST. returned last week
from an extended visit in Washing
ton state.
Mrs. Ella Fuller of Independence
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Arnold.
Mrs. John Cottron and daughter of
Nora Springs, Iowa, arrived Saturday
for a visit at the LeFevre home.
Mr.. Artman of Mt. Vernon is a
guest this week at the M. E. parson-
age.
Rev. E. B. Couchman and Mesdam-
es Binning and L. c. Schaller attend
ed the N. E. Iowa Association of Con-
,regationa' churches at Elkader last
week.
Stanley Wright has accepted a po-
sition with r. H. Lowe in the hard
ware store.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Taylor of De-
troit City, Minnesota, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Dickson of
California are visiting at the G. w.
Matthews hone.
Miss Elizabeth Staehle was hostess
10 the Outlook club Thursday.
j. W. Smith and family Of Coles
burg were guests at the H. A.
Tobie hom.. Thursday Mrs. C. A.
Tobie, who has been visiting here,
returned to CcIesburg with them.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve their. annual chicken pie din
rer in the /. O. o. F. hall on Tues
day, November 5th.
Al schemmel Of Dubuque, 3 regis
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HoPkINToN.

R. A. Wallace and wife returned
Monday from few days visit in Ced
ar Rapids.
4 Levi Willard, who was reported IS
sick last week, was taken to Anamost
Z Wednesday night for an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Wheeless ar
rived home Wednesday from two
months visit at Nashville, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes, j.
D. Morgan and wife, J. E. Stranger
and wife, E. F. Main and Charlie
Wilson were at the. Manchester car
nival Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Lux, Mr.. AMI Mrs. F. A. Irish, Mr.
and Mrs. U. T. Wheeless and Mrs
Ne:tert were Thursday visitors.
Mrs. A. j. King is visiting broth
er in Cherfyyale, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper OFT of Gen.
eseo, Illinois, were over Sunday Wis
itors with Mr.. land Mrs. J. E. Stang
or.
H. b. and Oscar Lewis went to
Central City Monday on a fishing
trip.
Ms Jennie DeshaE celebrated her|
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News OF
u DELAWARE COUNTY
non OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
DELHI.

SIS . x ~ .
IA Mcclure was up from Marion
recently to visit his sister Mrs. Geo.
0shlsr. .s #
!. 81 MIR. and Mrs. H. P, Bancroft Wis
it'd relatives at Greeley last week.
Rev. Morton Of Fayette preached
at the M. q. church both morning and
| svsning last Sabbath. Ne.
MI. ana Mrs. W. F. Neal visited
their daughter, Mrs. Perry Haight !
VI at Oneida last week.
Mrs. A q. Sheldon is visiting he.
I friends at this place. 3s
u Mr. and Mrs. George Michael are
Z the parents OF a little daughter, borI
I Friday, October II.
III +. w. and H. w. Swineburne attend
! ed the Manchester carnival Thursday
Mr.. Ireland is our new station
/ agent at the c. M: & st. Paul depot.
e. r. Stone and Clark White were
4 in Cedar Rapids last Thursday.
Herman Reth is on the sick list
Andrew Darling of Columbus, Ohio
Il is visiting his brother, David Darling:
The NJ e. Aid society will hole
4 their annual fair&at G. "a. r. hall o.
q Saturday, October 10. Chicken pie
dinner, Is cents, supper. 20 cents.
Sss Dr. J. C.. Doolittle Of Des Moines
visited at Judge f. B. Doolittle's oy;
s. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Heath went to Cedar
q Rapids Monday to visit her son,
Ralph, and family. #s-
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Palmer arc
the parents OF a baby daughter, borl
Z Saturday, October II. .ts2
Mrs. P. H. Britt, Mrs Harry Pull.
yer and Mrs. r. E stimson were il
Dubuque Monday. $s:
j. w. Swinburne and Mrs. Maud
Reeder Left for Sioux City Monday
4 Mr.. Swinburne goes as representa- tive
to the gran lodge o. o. r., ant
4 Mrs. Reeder as delegate to ReDekaf
\ assembly \, t.l :1 q s
James Mitchell has purchased VIII
Turman' s property in town. 5 .4: a.
Mrs. H. Bancroft was an Anamcs
visitor last week. s.S
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Powell are thu
parents Of a little daughter, born o.
Sunday. October 8. 81
Mrs. Maud Reeder has had new ce
mont walks laid adjoining her proper
II ". x d 5.ssg y
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ONEIDA.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox returned
Monday after a three weeks visi
with relatives at Minerva and LIZ
Porte
Mr.. Legg and daughter Edith wer'
Manchester visitors recently. e.
Mrs. B. Hansen and sister, Miss
Edne Bong, were Greeley visitors on
Wednesday.
Several from here attended the
carnival at Manchester the past week
~ Walter Bowman has sold his farm
and will move to Maquoketa in the
spring. .s.5
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cox and daugh
ter Clara were shopping in Dubuque
Monday.
Mrs. Neal Of Delhi visited relativ-
es here recently.
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Fort Dodge, Ia, Oct. /, 191.

Fort Dodge. Ia. Oct. /, 1912,
have known DR.. Shallenberger,
the Chicago Specialist for several
years. He has treated my wife for
nerve trouble and has cured her at
tar spending lots of time and money
with other treatment. He has treat
ed me for a chronic disease and cur
e. me.
You will find him honest and court
eous and YiN do exactly rs he says
ANY letters WHE be cheerful,y answer
3D. WILLIAM HARpE6Ty,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-16

F. A. Mead spent Saturday in Du-
uque on business.
The Farmers's& Merchants STATE
Savings Bank brought in a changs
IF advertisement too late for inser
ION this week X "a
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MASONVlLLE.
asst Weeks Letter

Mrs. Agnes Bre:tbach and Agnes
Coleman of Monti were visitors in
town Saturday. ~.
Misses Katie and Lucy O'Hagan
of Waterloo, were over Sunday visit.
ors of relatives in this vicinity.
P. F. Deegan is spending few
days with friends in Dubuque.
Mrs. NJ. Mulyehill and daughter
Alice are visiting relatives in Du-
buque.
Miss Jessie Maley of Manchester
was visiting friends in this vicinity
over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret McGrath is a guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Lai-
ty at Strawberry Point.
Misses Margaret Ryan and Agnes
CAREY left recently for Dubuque,
where they will attend school dur
ing the ensuing year.
The marriage of Dennis Drummy of
Ryan and Miss Margaret O'Connor Of
this place occurred last Wednesday at
Z o'clock In the church Of the I'M
conception. Miss Mayme
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RYAN,.

Mrs. Gus thompson ana uaUSA.ei
Marie were visitors in Manchester on
Friday.
Miss Nettie McEnany was visitor
at the Killeas home in Manchester
few days last week.
Miss Marshall, who teaches the
Guthrie schools, visited home folks
during the latter part of last week. s
Mr.. Ribbls, County superintendent
Of schools was here last week and Wis
ite.. the schools.
Dennis Drummy and wife return
/ ed home from their wedding journey
through the South and VIII soon re-
move to their farm.
Marie Dughan, who is attending
school in Manchester. spent Sunday
at home.
Miss Leona Towne is a little ahead
this week in the piano contest at O.
Hagan's. D,
Mae Coakley Of Waterloo visited
lone folks over Sunday.
81 Margaret Ward and Mrs. D. Don
.lelly were Manchester visitors dur.
ing carnival.
Mrs. N. Weller, who has been i
for several days, is improving,
4 Earl McEnany, who has been think
ing Of going to Business college, al
fer a weeks vacation, decided t.
take a position at least for awhile
at the Barry Drug store.
! Will Dughan has one of the finest
Il dwelling houses, just completed, thai
. There is in this locality.
: Mrs. John Tarrelton visited HON
folks at Barryyille Sunday. z
Mamie Carney, who is attending
school at Bayles college, Dubuque
spent Sunday at home. She was as
!. companied by her aunt, Mrs. Cation
who was formerly OF Manchester, bu
low living in Dubuque.
Mrs. Emery and little child have
I returned from Dubuque.
! Mrs. Frederick has a friend visit
ing her from Strawberry Point.
q James Duncan is to be found a
8 lis old place in Wards drug store.
Dr.. OBrien, the veterinary, was !:
Manchester the first of the week
Charles Morley has returned from
ais trip in the West and win 500:
cave for Arkansas. NV
We understand that Father Drum
q ay of Elklart, Illinois, who has bee:
pastor of the Catholic church a
I hat place for nine years, has beel
emoved to Rantoul. a flourishin
, atholic community on the main lin
II the. Illinois Central, ION. Souther
Division.
Mrs. Dr. Cummings spent fey
lays at Earlvil!e last week
Tom Houlahan, our liveryman wa
he only one who made money ]:
I ae rain last week. Guess why? al
he autoes had to lay quiet.
I Mrs. Wilson, who is running tn;
,otel, is Ding good business ant
.rying to please the public
. w. Fl. Ward took in the carniva
t Manchester last week. Ward join
ed the Boosters while there.
Will Garyin and wife visited a
he Garvin home Sunday.
; Rev. Melchart was Cedar Rap
DIS visitors. Monday.
Mrs. Aldrich and daughter We're
Cedar Rapids visitors Thursday.
R. M. Merriam was in the south
,rn part of the state last week OF
business, but was home in time K
ttend the carnival one day. lz53
/ Father Milloy was Dubuque visit
or recently. -. II
rrtd zimmerman, who has had sc
much trouble with his eye, is now
home, but returned to Cedar Rapids
% see DR.. Null yesterday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-16

We W.T. "A HUSTLER in every
town to sell Huebinger's Good ROAD
..aps Of Iowa. New and exclusive
features make them sell on sight. Our
AUTO SPECIAL" is a winner. Write
Tor our Bonus Proposition n. Sales
Dept. The Iowa Pub. Co., Des Moines
'o"a. 1872.
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DELAWARE.

Last Weeks Letter.
Mrs. VIM. Truss and son Homer
Ut Milwaukee and Mrs. Lee, Dreazy
# Dubuque visited friends in towr
the latter part Of the week.
Tommy Lynch left Saturday for
Chicago, whtce he viii remain for
short visit.
X. w. Kingsley and wife Of Straw
Gerry Point called at the J. NJ. King
sley home Friday, en- route to Hop
kinton to visit friends.
The, ladies of the Swedish aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Olaf Man
son Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Coats and fam
lily visited relatives in Delhi Sunday.
The cemetery dinner given in the
Baptist parsonage on Wednesday was
we'll attended and about $45 was
cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Kingsley of
Strawberry Point visited at the j.
NJ. Kingsley home Friday and Satur-
day.
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BUSINESS cOLLEGEoPENs

Monday. November 4, Is the opening
= the first Winter Term Of the Coz
4ege Of Commerce, Waterloo. we
nave several places where students
may work for board. Positions for
IL worthy students. IA
'' .3 College OF Commerce,
Waterloo,
4o'5: Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-16

After 1870 p. NJ, Friday, Novem-
ger !. Is the day to see Dr. Weber,
he Eye and Ear Doctor VINO cures :,
Clarence ga House. Exam ination free.
1872.
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EoR RENT.

fOR KENT.
MY residence, three bloc Ks from
Clarence House.
All the modern improvements. Ar
rangements can be made, to get pos
sion Write or phone me.
W. A. ARBOTT,
49,. VI, Lamont, Iowa.
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NOTICE OF APP OINTMENT OF AID
MINISlR RAZOR.

STATE OF IOWA, Delaware County, S..
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
SIMON +. McMoLUn. late Oh delaware
County, Iowa. deceased. All persons,
indebted 10 salo Lsta,c are requested "
make immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same will pre-
sent them. dui, Authenticated. TO the
under signed 10, allowances.
n; jIfLiH ..-ra
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| lgr - ~ b.
Thousands of people are suffering
from numerous complaints and do not
expect the cause eye strain, but when
it, is removed, the trouble at once
disappears. Eye strain effects tbs
nerve system and is the indirect
.:ause of more ailments to the human
body than anything else.
SOME OF THE MOST n
=, COMMON SYMPTOMS
! Headache of any kind, pains in the
top Of the head CT down in the back
Of the neck, nervousness, dizzy ex-
hausted feeling, etc. If you are wear
ing glasses that do not stop such
trouble, that is the best procf tina,
hey are not properly fitted.
Cone to ne and can fit them.
This is my one specially.
CROSS EYES STRENGTHENED, DIE.
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR,
NOSE AND THROAT
CURED.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
Potatoes. Inquire at this office. tt
NOTICE OF AFFoINTMENT OF Ex.
ECU1RiX

State Of Iowa, Detaware County, So
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Undersigned has been duly appoint
ed ana uuaAlneu Is kxeculrix VI the
estate VI ALIAS 4. Satlerlee. l3te & DsiA-3
Y are county. deceased. All persons
debteu to saiu Estate are requested to
lake immediate payment and those liAv.
tng claims against the same will pee
;enl them. duly authenticated. TO the
Undersigned for allowance.
JULIA MAY SAITkkLEE. Executrix.
,uateu october It'll 1912.
'iCil.\N = l,'t.s 49, ts$g
Attorneys for Estate. RAE
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT or 40.

y ----- - = MIN IS IIAIONl -9-I---- -
STATE OF IOWA, delaware County. ~.
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned has been duly eppolut.
Gu ana QuaialSu - administrator with Will
annexed Or lie Estate u AimOn h., LoOIs
iate VI Dela" are County. lows: ueccaeeti.
All persons indebted W SAID estate Sre rcQueSt-
eu "a make immediate ps3 nIent. anu Li.osU
having claims against the same will pre-
sent them. duly authenticated. % the
undersigned for allowances.
- HENRY HEYER,
AumtuEttAtVSt
ypd ,, BlsiE Attos.sy ~ tSSS5N
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LOST.

LOST.
Between Manchester and Winthrop
October 10th. Ladies han,.bag con
tanning ladies' Watch. Hinder will
please leave at this office. AL
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Call and See
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FAD
NikICT DArNP

State of Iowa, Delaware County-ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That the I'M
dersignrd has t',on duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator vi the Estate OF Patrick
Donneily late OF Delaware County. deceased.
All persons indebted to said Estate. are re-
auested to make immediate payment ana
those ha wing CA inls agai1st the same vii lpre-
sent Them uuly authenticated. to the unutr-
signed fLr allowance. -s 2
THOS. +. DONNELLY.
Dated this It'll day or Octo.er 9la.
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The tAuul.or authorized to issue WARRANTS
Class 9B-Road Building.
NJ ItIsi.,,'' .lalor..f zSjIz
Tom nook TABOR. ..tf. $500. ~
Jack l.ulnunus, IaDOr. q -
G Xinui ,ans o. a, labor. IT'S Il &
S. L. 11ill Ct al, labor. 81 ~
Geo. Iush, Ell al laDOr. ..Ea...12I1. -
John tTeyman. cOai.. 80. ~ ~
). IL snerlai d, ct al. labor, 5sS ~
st Class sA-Auto road.
Frank Hoof Bar ,nsor ct al ianor 81 81 5s
w. a.. ruAh. laLor. To- 20
ndepeeenst ca'>es5 o5 Ca alo we'd PIG st
Rart Shsrtner. 'IaL or. 81 W
! M ,sHaw i,l tsnor. s. 81 & Is
e. J. Hopkins, labor - 20 q,
Geo. Turner. laho. l.. - S o.
w. r. Garvin, labor. ~ "
So : ss Sssi: & ST. 81 g i i \
:" ~ -. i' class e-Road.
C. A. Pierce co..iln Puiver road W
+. II. t.in1ner ! ep airs. A3 3 ~ -.
.as Lyi.sss, ieEal.s.. . w
frank s.eger, dan.age.: continues
Theo .1teilIiAgers Ji., damage. continues
Loop q DUNG. damdse---cialnlf- 100,
- Class L6riase.!
John Harrington, laLor. 5I
L. a. Jennins. assisner. contract ~ W
Ai 70 eIai"ea i4s 81 allowed. 1888 sc
Jas !. ,,runhan. material Z. II Is
q r. Stone. maIcriaI AZ "
Nj Bowers labor 2 20
| q, A. Jennli!s, contract 37o 30
| J. Il, Sheppal q, lauor 154 10
q o. So4ieEla.u contract. $50. o.
Petition OF Bert H Durey, et-al, grant
| ed anu road oiGSreu es.aDnaiieu. --.--.--.
| age allowed Henry A. and Garnet Duife5
500. o. and E. H. Hoyt, $-oOO0. t,.Gz
.etilioits Of Geo. fuiver,, et-a!, granted
| road ordered vacated, and established as
petiIioned. Vacation not to take effect
until June LIST. 1913. Damage allowed
F. A. Petlon, $500. r. Stoddard. $4,000.
~. c. Wilson, $Zz5.00. Fred Neidoit,,
3S750, Geo. Pulvsr. assigner OF James
! Reeder. 100000.
| Minutes read and ordered approved.
! On motion board adjourned until Satur
! day, October 26th, 1912.
| W. B. Robinson, w. j. Davis.
| Chairman Auditor.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-08
CRATER LAKE SUM is BIG.
House and Senate Committee Vote
$697, 900 for Park.

While $642,00O was asked by Ma
jor Morrow, corps of engineers, U. S.
A., to be used in the construction OF
roads and improvements in Crater
Lake National Park, committees of
the house and senate at Washington
not only adopted the recommends
ton, but allowed $4,000 for the
building of water tanks and laying
supply pipes. 1t is felt certain that
the appropriation will be acted on
favorably by congress, as it ista part
of the sundry civil bill.
The money is to be set aside un-
der the continuing appropriation
plan, 100000 being available for
this season and the same amount
each year until it is all expended.
Information as to the action of the
conference was received privately
but as soon as it is made known that
the bill has been signed, Major Nor
row will order work resumed imme-
diately. There will be SO miles of
road built around Crater Lake, five
miles to the pinnacles and four miles
to the eastern boundary of the park