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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-02-20
pURLIN aTON COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT

BURLINGTON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
lv@n' Petit Plaintiff, = .,,..,m.n,
Alexander steele, On contract
Defendant,
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
auditor appointed in this cause by vir-
tue OF an order of the Burlington County Cir
cult Court made for that purpose, will on the
Fourteenth day of March. 1912,
between the hours of two O'Clock and five
at two o'clock, at the Court House In Mount
Holly, in this state, make sale aud assure nee
to the highest bidder, of all the right and
title of the abOve-na med defendant, of In
and to all those certain lots or parcels OF land
and premises situate at or near Jobstown, in
the township of Springfield and county of
Burlington, bounded and described As fol-
lows:
No. l. All that certain lot of land with the
dwelling house thereon erected, beginning at
a stone in the middle of the road leading
from Jobstown to Columbus and corner to
Joseph Dunpheys lot, by which 1t runs ~
south 10 deg. 80 min. west 2.35 chs. to a stone
corner to stacy Conrow's lot; by which 1t
runs thence ~ north IS deg. 30 min. west 2.07
chs.to a stonecorner to said Conrow in the line
of Samuel j. Haines's other land: by which
IT runs (S) north 10 deg. 30 min. east 4.03 chs.
to a stone in the middle of the first mention
ed road; thence (4l along the middle of said
road south so deg. 10 min. east Sc chs. to the
place of beginning, containing 66-l00ths of an
acre. more or less.
No.2. All that certain lot bounded as fol-
| lows: Beginning at a stone in the middle OF
the road leading from Jobstown to Columbus
and corner to lot described above, by which
/ 1t runs % south one deg. 45 min. west 2 "a
chs. to a stone corner TO a lot conveyed by
John Hagaman to Nathan Z. Lippfncott. by
| which 1t runs ~ south SO deg. 20 min. east
| l03 chs. to a stone corner TO said Lippincott's
land; thence CD north one deg. 80 min east
/ l.53 chs. to stone in aforesaid Columbus
and Jobstown road; then along the middle
| of the same; (4) north 49 deg. 30 min. west LIZ;
\ chs. to the place of beginning. containing 20
| 100 of an acre, more or less attached and Ia k
| an Y
| or such part thereof as shall be necessary tC
| satisfy the debt of the said plaintiff; sold sub
| ject to mortgage of two hundred dollars anC
interest and taxes.
| ERN EST WATTS, CHARLES p. SMITH,
| Attorney. Auditor
| Dated February 9TH, 1912.
PRS. adv. fee, S26sS
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Eyes Blown Out.

The carelessness of a cigarette smoker
Saturday morning lost forever the eYe-
sight of James Watson, aged 26 years, Of
Marion, In powder explosion at that
place.
The accident was appalling In its nature,
both of the poor mans eyes being shattered
to fragments. His face was also terribly
disfgured by flying glass.
Watson was employed in blowing up
the stumps of trees and rocks in woods
near Marlton, to make a clearing for
building operations Powder was being
used in ripping up the distractions.
Watson carried his powder In beer
bottle. About to blast rock he laid the
bottle to one side and started to lay the
train. Unfortunately Just then one of his
helpers happened along putting a cigar
cite
Don't do that. you fool, don't you see
that powder there" calculated Watson In
great alarm.
The man smoking the cigarette was
almost bending over the bottle of powder
at the time and on hearing Watson's
warning cry he tipped the cigarette stump
away Sparks from the weed, however,
fell in the powder, for when a few seconds
later Watson picked up the bottle 1t
exploded In his face with volcanic force
Covering his horribly torn eyes with
his hands, the victim of this gross care
lessuess gave an agQnizing groan. and sank
to the ground pitiable and helpless
object. AS quickly as possible the sight
less man was rushed into Cooper Hospital.
Camden, in an automobile, and an opera
ton at once performed.
DR.. Alfred Cramer, Jr, the eye special
list of the hospital, gazed sadly at the eye
gouged victim and saw no other recourse
but TO remove the mangled eyes. The
optics were 10 frightful condition, the
slivers of glass slashing them so that they
bore no semblance to their natural shape
The flying pieces also asssiled his face
atrociously. cutting the skin and flesh SC
that he was hardly recognizable.
Besides suffering from his awful mis-
fortune of lost eyesight, Watson is also
racked with exhaustion from interna
shock. His condition is regarded as criti
cal, although he is expected TO recover.
Reliability, quality, service. progress
The foundation stones of your home store
the one in which you have confidence
] ROvna'c
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= EALED PROPOSALS

Will be received until Tuesday, March 5, 1911
at noon. for furnishing coal and wood suffi,
cient to last until Wednesday, May /, 1912
delivered at the county buildings. Coal to be
best l-ehigh, stove and egg sizes, screened and
free from dust, dirt and slate, and the wood
dry oak.
All bids must be sent by mail to William A.
wilkins, Chairman, Moorestowr post office
WILLIAM A. WILKINS,
CHARLES H. HoRNER,
JOSEPH SYKES,
Feb. IS, 1912 Committee
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pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets to Rocky
Mountains, Pacific Coast, Western Canada,
Mexico, and Southwestern points on sale
daily March l to April IA inclusive. at reduced
rates Consult nearest Ticket Agent, or Roy
L. Stall, d. P. A., Philadelphia, Pc. ~ Il
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One 1903 touring car, in fine condition
thoroughly overhauled and painted, equip
Inent including magueto, top, lamps, wind
shield and speedometer.
GEORGE f. RIED,
Lumberton. n. j
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MARRIED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7, at Pal
myra, by Rev. Samuel Sargent, Edward NJ.
Warrick, of Hartford and Miss Matte Re-
becca Wallace, of Palmyra.
MICH ENRY-HoRAN.-Febru s, ct Edge
water Park, by Rev. James McMullin, Den
mis- McHenry, of Philadelphia, and Miss Nora
Koran, of Edgewater Park.
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A new and superior quality of kodak
albums await your inspection here at
prices to please you. L. s. Boyce, 81
Main street.
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VNO LOAN

i
on mortgage on farm, $4,000; also $1,000 on
any real estate Wanted, $4,000 on first class
mortgage, good security.
JAMES M. DAVIS,
Mount Holly. N. ].
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Personal.

Washington's birthday post cards await
you here. L. 8. Boyce, stationer.
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Reliability, quality, service, progress.
The foundation stones of your home store.
the one in which you have confidence
BOyce's
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FoR REST
100 acre farm on Burlington Island,
100 acre farm at Bridgeboro.
j. w. PAXSON CO.,
1921 North Delaware Ave-,
Philadelphia
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Burlington branch of the Pennsylvania
railroad look so spick and span as it does
at the present time. The improvement
was made last week by the Mount Holly
section gang in charge of Harry Doug
lass. foreman. There was general now
iug all along the line, many trees were
cut down and the road bed was given
8 good cleaning. Until few months
ago Michael Butler, of Paxson street, had
charge of this work. but like all old en-
,ployes of the company, he was placed on
the retired list of pensioners after serving
as a member of the gang for over forty
years.
On Thursday afternoon David Martin
of Burlington, was arrested by Constable
William Fleetwood on a grave charge
preferred by Gilbert Victory on behalf o.
a Young girl named Silpath. As the evi
dence appeared to be convincing, Justic'
Smith committed the defendant to tn,
county jail in default of $1,000 bail t.
await the action of the grand jury. 1t
said that after hearing something abou
the case that Judge Horner increased tn
bail to $4,000. Martin was the MOVING
picture operator at the Auditorium Thea
tire, and up to the time of his arrest hell
that position ever since Manager Lannini
adopted that form of amusement. He l
said to be the first operator employed b,
Lubin. and is rated as an expert. Som
Burlington people declare that the prose
cution is based upon spite, and that If tn
defendant should tell all he knows
Prosecutor Atkinson would be kept quit
busy, with the likelihood of several CIR
of tender years having their morals Co
rected at the state reform school. Tt
young man is said to be Russian Je
with an unpronounceable name. and Il
shat reason he assumed the name Of Ma
sin.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-26
Grant
Damages
5045 Arthur r. Allen
VS..
Frank e. Meyer
G. L. McNary
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Frank Hayden of Falls City was a
business visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Edwin Jacobson returned Saturday
night from two days business trip
to Portland.
Mrs. Chas. Gregory of the Dallas
Variety store was Portland visitor
yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. White went up
to Portland Friday for short visit
with the latter's parents while the
former attended to business matters
They returned Sunday afternoon.
! The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society cleared $50 from their New
England supper" given in the church
basement on Friday night. The oc-
casion was very enjoyable one and
that it was literally patronized is ev-
idenced by the size of the receipts.
Miss Gladys Chandler of Sheridan
and Emily Bronson of Salem were
guests at the A. c. Campbell home
Sunday. Miss Chandler accompanied
the teachers excursion to Monmouth
on Saturday and took advantage of
the opportunity to see Dallas and
visit with friends.
The 1912 telephone directory was
distributed last week to the patrons
of the city and proves a convenience
in many ways, the old one being
somewhat antiquated. The new di-
rectory is made up in about the same
form as the one of last year and
somewhat larger.
DR.. " c. Staats, Tracy Staats, G.
G. Coad, j. M. Craven, Frank Ker
sey, Charley Mann, Charley Bilyeu,
John r. Allgood, S. B. Taylor and
Eugene Foster were among the Dali
lasites who took in the big football
game at Albany on Saturday between
the University of Oregon and the o.
A. C. They all report an exciting
game and a big crowd, the former
winning by the score of to 0. The
only score made was a place kick by
Dallas boy--Carl Fenton, for the
University,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-26
BAR DOCKET FOR
DECEMBER TERM

The following cases appear on the
court calendar for the December jury
term of department No. 2 of the Polk
county circuit court, which opens In
Dallas, Monday, December 2:
3452 independence Natl Bank
VS..
l.. E. Bedwell
Confirmation
1850 A. H. Averill Machinery
Co.
f. N. Smith & S. b.
Tetherow
Action for money
1858 State of Oregon
John Courtney
Assault with intent to
commit rape
1857 D. Bradley Mfg. Co.,
VS..
John Ebbe
Action for money
1926 Ferdinand FREEMAN
A. FREEMAN and f. Frei
Action for money
1926 E. M. Alderman
vs.
John Doe
Action for money
1896 L. Pfandhoefer
vs.
E. f. and Ora Williams
Action for money
3944 Matthew & Bell
VS..
Zoe and C. r. Overmeyer
Action for money
1866 Elizabeth Ingram
VS..
Alexander and Louisa
Action for money
1886 Conrad Krebs
VS..
w. H. Matney and
Fl. L. Hart
Action for money
1925 State of Oregon
VS..
Alexander Basye
Rape
1927 Charles b. Tice
Falls City Lumber Co.,
a corporation
Damages
4048 A. f. Averill Machinery
Co.,
VS..
j. B. Schafer
Action for money
4O59 F. j. Coad
VS..
Bert Brooks ct al
Action for money
4061 Merchants Natl Bank
corporation
VS..
Mrs A. j. Paul
Action for money
4079 Falls City Lumber Co.,
VS..
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-26

HI A. Wilson
Action for money
1852 E. E. Fisher
VS..
Edward Finley and
Fannie Finley
Action for money
1892 H. G. Campbell
VS..
Alvah Lineback
Action for money
4O94 b. N. Himebaugh
VS..
J. A. Mathews
Action for money
5000 L. w. Damon
VS..
c. E. and Helen Marty
Action for money
5OO2 Lydia M. Howard
VS..
Ben J. Werner
Action for money
SOIL Ralph Adams
VS..
]. w. Myer
Action for money
5O14 G. w. Vaughn
VS..
William Tatom
Action for money
5O15 Sanford Snyder
VS..
Salem, Falls City &
Western Ry. Co.
Damages
5O16 A. E, Keyt
VS..
w. III. and Eliza Davis
Action for money
5O1S w. D. Wright
VS..
J. M. Grant
Transcript from
Justice Court
5000 V. c. Stats
VS..
L. B. Denney
Action for money
5O21 ]. w. Allen
VS..
]. B. Baxter
Action for money
1929 Chas. w. Hickman
vs.
Clarence Aikman ct al
Action for money
5O2S d. C. Walker
VS..
E. V. D. Paul
Action for money
5029 e. L. Knickerbocker
VS..
J. T. McCollum
Action for money
5032 Douglas Creditors
Association
VS..
T. B. Rose
Action for money
5O34 National Credit Asso-
cistion, corporation
VS..
c. E. Ireland
Action for money
5O38 w. H. Morris
VS..
Frank and Leila Kimsey,
Action for money
5O39 Dallas City Bank, a
corporation
VS..
j. D. Shaw
Action for money
SOAP William Wright
VS..
H. Holman and j. M.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-27
Result of Irtepst Election

The election held Saturday in
the Emmett Irrigation District to
vote an assessment to pay the
district bends, resulted in a major
ity for the assessment of nine
votes A two-thirds vote was
necessary 10 carry. The vote
was 100 for to 40 against. The
vote by districts follows:
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County Atto,mer.

Through the columns CT you.'
paper, l GrsIre 70 announce myself
as a candidate for rcrcl.:Ration for
tn" office OF prose-, l'ting attorney
OF Canyon Ctwty have now
served the people ~ that office for
II sarly " , years ami l point to my
record made curing that time and
base NV clam !oi denomination and
for your support upon that record
alone | have endeavored to i'm
partially enforce all criminal laws.
no distinction, but in each
instance using my best Judgment
End prosecuting where the evil
derce pointed to the guilt Of the
In taking than course,
So per cent of the criminal cases
-ried have resulted in convictions.
have applied business methods
IN the conduct of criminal cases.
thereby saving the county costs.
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BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS
viii Leave September 1-Associate
Pastors Pay Tribute.

Rev. Dean Hamilton, pastor o
Ehe First baptist church, surprised
his ccngreeat. on at the Sund /,
morning kc'viCes by rendering hin
resignation, t. take effect MOI
later than seq ember /, muCh tC
the regret of his arishioners.
His associates in church work
also deeply regret his action
and take occasion to- publicly ex-
press their high regal d of his
faithful devotion to the work OF
the Master in the following.
The Rev. Dean Hamilton, pas
tor of the First Baptist church o.
this city read his resignation. as
pcsfqr tf tie Icoal church last
Sunday morning. Mr. Hamilton ask
ed TO be released from his pastor
ate here not later than Sept. 1st.
Mr.. Hamilton has been a faithful
pastor stamping his personality up
on his work here in thorough or
ganizaticn of tffe cuhrch forces
It which he is an adept During
his passionate here he has greatly
strengthened the working forces
of the church in added membership
aud efficiency. The church, will
find it difficult task to find
another man who understands his
work as wen as Mr.. Hamilton i
have been preaching i'm Eastern
Oregon and Southern Idaho for
ten years and as brotherly and
gentlemen. a friend and
i have not found his
ureIicr. personally regret
fery much to see him sever his
here at this time when
nanly men are so much nee ded.
c. l.. BENT,
Pastor of the First Methodist |
Episcopal church.
1t is with feeling of deep re-
,ret that the knowledge of Dean
resignation as pastor
If che Baptist church comes to me-
have enjoyed his Fellowship dur
ne the past two years. as we
fave labored together to build mp
he interests CT Gods Kingdom in
IL the chun hes. In my Judgment
lis place viii lie hard TO fill by
he local church.
S. A. PARKER,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
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pudiate tie principle of pop
ular government, ard net 10 90
over bag and baggage to the
camp CT the reactfonarits.
The chief fight In the convention
was made over the propcs ton O.
naming a candidate for United
States senator and binding all De-
mccratic members Of the next leg
islature TO vote for the man get
ting the highest vote at the pri-
maries. The minority reporf Of
the resolutions committee was voted
down and the majority report COM
hitting the party to the Oregon
plan of election OF senators was
incorporate in the platform. AS
the platform was finally adopted
It makes no reference TO the local
option law.
Following is synopsis OF De-
mocratic planks:
Indorses national platform to
be adopted at Baltimore.
Indorges Democratic congress
and its work during present SEES
sion.
lndcIsts the administrator and
full cash value plan Of Governor
Hawley.
Declares against conservation as
now praoticed in this state
Condemns the administration of |
President Taft ard staints for a
,trong reduction of the tariff
Declares Tor the reclamation of
arr er areas of land, public land
,rants to the state and for good
Dads.
Indcrsos public utility com
mission instead OF railway rom
Mission. Leaves the local option
ssue as 1t new stands.
Endorses the initiative referen-
UNI and recall. Declares for strict
economy in the expenditure of the
Lates money.
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Democrats Have Lively Time

Radicalism was routed in the
Democratic platform convention. 1t
WAS routed and Governor Hawley
had his way in spite CT the fact
that Chairman John f. Nugent
pleaded with the delegates for
Gods sake" net to go back ON
their record OF years; not to re-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-27
ART EXHIBIT
NEXT WEEK
WIFE be Displayed Wednesday and
Thursday.

Emmett people should plan to
attend the art exhibit which will
be held in Commercial club rooms
Wednesday. and Thursday of next
week under the auspices CT the
Crescent Improvement Club.
The pictures consist of oil and
water colors and etchings and are
the products of American artists.
Only 80 towns in Idaho will have
The exhibit and Emmett is very
fortunate in being one Of them.
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Notice

All property holders OF the
city of Emmett are notified to clean
the weeds and grass along their
parking line and to the middle of
the streets faced by such property.
The alleys are included in this or
der, and anyone failing to observe
this notice at once, VIII have to
pay the city what 1t will cost to
have this work done.
e. w. PATTSON, Marshal
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For sheriff.
j. A. ELSTON.

take this opportunity to an
nounce that / am candidate be-
fore the Republican,, primaries for
the nomination of Sheriff of Can
yon County. If nominated and
elected l will transact the business
of the office under my personal SUI
pervisicn, and will enforce the laws
to the best of my ability. I would
invite the voters to investigate my
administration, and. after they
have done that. if they find that
l have conducted. the affails of the
of ice in business like manner, and
feel that I am worthy of their
further confidence, l would ask
Tor their support
J. W. WATKINS.
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Should | be nominated and elected
to the office again, | shall give
my best efforts, as heretofore, in
the performance of my duties. At
the time that l assumed the duties
of the CffiCe of prosecuting at
torney, the local option law was
new, it had not been tried out
and it was the opinion of many
that it could not be enforced in
this county. My efforts have de-
monstrated that violatods CT the
law can and have been convicted.
point TO the criminal records of
the district court CT this county for
confirmation of my statement.
Thanking you for your support.
j. A. ELSTON.
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Con- rty Commissioner

hereby announce my candi-
dacy for reelection to the office
cf county commissioner, and in ad-
vocacy thereof rcint to the re-
cord OF my administration dur
ing the present term.
w. II. Plat.
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TWO PARTIES ADOPT
PLATFORM
Republicans and Democrats
Agree on Conservative
Planks After Fight

Only three battles marrtd the
Republican platform tonN entioD YES
terday, when the report o.. the
committee on resolutions was read
10 the convention. The create 81
one of these was the fight wage
by Ex-Governor Frank r. Gooding
for the adoption OF the plank fay-
oring tax and public utilities com
mission, which was defeated by
the close vote OF So to "a NJ.
The second fight was on the
adoption of a workmen's compensa-
ticn law, whioh at fist WIS de-
feated by vote of Sih to S2A,
but later substitute plank was
adopted by the unanimous vote OF
the convention.
The third. fight, which was not
of long duration, took place when
Delegate Jones of Fremont coun-
" moved. to strike cut of The re-
port OF the committee on resolu
lions the plank fayoring the enforce
ment OF the local option law. His
motion was overwhelmingly de-
feated.
Following is a synopsis of plat
form adopted:
Indorses the administrators of
Mckinley. Roosevelt and Taft and
firmly pledges. the Republican party
of Idaho TO support williamHoward
Taft for president of the United
States and pays high tribute to
the president as a friend CT the
west and OF Idaho.
Adopts the national Republ-
can platform passed uTan at
Chicago.
Pledges the party TO support dir
ect election of United States sena-
tors
Indorses the work done by Ida
he's representatives in congress.
Pledges the Republican COM
gressional representative to work
for an extension o. time for the
payment of land under government
projects and asks that the time
be increased from 10 to 30 years.
Endorses administration of Re-
publican state ofiioe holders ana
Tavors economy in public expendi.
.ures and further fayors the crea
.ian OF beard Of control for the
state of Idaho
Opposes Governor Hawlcy's cash ,
actions. (
Pledges support TO education and q
he direct primary law. I
Party is pledged to enforce pre- y
tent local OF tion laws aud to work
or constitutional amendment to in a
rease amount Of state school lands =
hat may be sold.
Favors amendment of present 6
eveme laws cf the state aud :,
hedges the party and its candidates \
0 work for "a system OF good roads
a Idaho
Fayors a workmen's compensation
CO.
Insists that all candidates elect
d upon the Republican ticket shall ri
sithfully oBrIy out the pledges n
laced In platform. n,
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Special School Meeting.

Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, June 20, 1912, a spec
ial school meeting for District No.
20, of Canyon county, will be
held at the school house in said
district, from one to four O'Clock,
Tor the purpose of voting a special
tax.
ADA w. GUTHRIE,
Clerk of School District No. %.
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For senator.

II, c. BaldIidge announces his
candidacy for state senator from
Canyon county, Mr. Baldridge was
a member of the last legislature
and was recognized as one of the
strong men in that body His
selection to make the race for
senator would be a deserved re-
coguiticn of his very able services.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Assessor.

| hereby announcement myself
as a candidate for denomination
for the office ofCounty Assessor and
Tax Collector, subject to the Re
publican primary election to be
held July 80, 1912.
A. o. CHRISTOPHER