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The record., 1912-10-24
THE Only Thing
That VIII Relieve
Neuralgia. F"

The piercing pains of Neuralgia,
which cftcn follows 4 bad cold or
LaGrirpe, arc frcqucn,iy almost un-
bcarahlc and few medicines afford
any relief 10 the sufferer.
Il am = rural mail carrier and
have been = uscr Of the Dr.. Miles
racd;eincs for years.
DR.. Niles Anti=pain Pills
can't be beaten. They are the
only thing | have found that viii
relieve my neuralgia and have tried
most everything, besides medicine
from the doctor. am willing to
tell anyone whas the Ant;-Pain
Fills did fer me.
CHARLES HLDERBRaNDT,
Box 2o5 Woodyill. Ohio
If you, like Mr.. Hilderbrandt,
have tried most everything" in
vain, why not do as he did, fight
your aches and pains with DIR.
Miles Anti-pain Pills. Let the
pills bear the brunt of the battle.
No matter how stubborn the con-
test, they will come out victorious.
DR.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
stand on their record, which is a
long list Of cures extending back 4
generation.
Druggists everywhere sell them. If
first package fails 10 bcr eft, your drug
uist Will return your none.
kiL.-S l..--.-..,- Co. E:..i:G... I'D.
The record., 1912-10-24

in most r.rts oI TIE carat'y for 4
he.fcr 10 drop Gcr first calf in order
to best develop - a COW. and this ~
lroet rccard.c-f ~ thc age Cf t.!c ami
nal ~ first ,a,ving Calves Hon il
the fall arc c~s.cT reared gal mako
better COWS thoa these barn in The
spring ar summer. Il seems needless
20 rcEca.s" The siCCk arguments On
This ruhic~t. based uTon the long OK
pericurc al successful dliryu \, BIZ.
q brief Icc3ritHlo:ion may hc useful
The ccw or tCircr Calv.rS in The fall
needs tha mCst healthy ard n"',itious
pasture first following tho strain and
while coming into fun G3w. last at
me tIlTlc NiTgiI y : - y VIZ
ly 10 occcr. lie animal Is brought TO
the stable and receives Cooi care. The
winter feeding and the returns from
IL may be dcIcrGel iron to exceed
the MD summer results for like pc
r,od. At Che stage OF milking and CT
CESSATION. VIXEN another dropping of
in the milk yield may he looked for,
the fresh rastggaGe induces a fresh
flow. !CnF,ECns the milking season
ard Increases the product. December
and January a~e good months in
which 10 control and supervise the
service Of the bull"
The record., 1912-10-24
GOOD MANAGEMENT or C9WS
Best Sr--cn Ger tc.rs!a > Gene
Frcsh Is Hutl. .an-c-ivCs Are
Then E1s.-r 10 Raise.

Maicr Henry r. Nyori, In the Iowa
Homestead, says: IL the prime c5-
icct IS tp produce Tie Sccltcrt guam
ti;y Of milk of the best quality ana 81
fhc greatest r;Cfit from a2" siycn
number Cf COWS within year. II"
cyidea q IS overwhelming that the
COWS stysld be managed 90 IS g
ca,vc ia The ag;umG mouths. For Ike
reasons September j. TIE hcst month
The record., 1912-10-24
indigestion

stomach t-nUl'l" il b',' = SYMPTOM of. aHi nc,
IN it~.l = tau, ois'asf. W. think 81 Ny fpgy5is
LVo!thuTn, aud iu'.i-''r "a real dis.'>t.s. yst
they aIr symptoms auiN ui certain specific
Svrve slCls''tSf-.tfai..- ,i-'.
Il MAS ,hi> fact tat fast correctly lei pr Saooo
II i'tv creation o.! That now Very popular stomach
Ecn'iy-l'r SApG2's Restorative. Going GiTecs
d tho stomach nerves. alCU" brought th3t. surcefa
AMI favor to br Stoop and his L, >;nn.uvc With
cut that original ami highly vital principle 10
.ico lastiuT cruwp wpi>EmpHis wrr' ever TO be had.
Tor stomach distress, AipJting. hilIuusHcS5. lad
breath and sallgw cum'lrNion. try Dr. Shuop's
R'>to7atiy - Tablets or iguid-and see Tor yoil-.
seli what i can and viii 60. We sell and cheer
tEily recommend
The record., 1912-10-24
Sell Nonrayirr Cows.

Very few Ien Viii hesitate in dis
posing of a nonpaying COW If lie can
be convinced thct ehc is in that class.
1t is ignorance alone that keeps so
; many poor mixers as work milking
poor COWS.
The record., 1912-10-24
Least Waste of Cream.

" the milk is separated Immediately
after It is drawn and before the ami
hal warmth has time TO cscape there
VIII be TIE least possible w@s:e Of
cream.
The record., 1912-10-24
SUNLIGHT FOR MILK UTENSILS
NOTHING Bett.r fer Cans After
Being Washed.

Sunlight is one of the hest of disin-
fectants and it is free 10 everybody.
There is nothing like good summing
and airing Tor mik utensils after they
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23
Silas 3. Rees
Died this Morning

DIED. at ul. bonn. m r... ..,,
0iIH. Burial Em.. Old. U.ul..
morning uf pneumonia
THE deceased WA. r..r D., y,.
city March DO. I,p,.
Noou. cun,,puu vn,n ,.p,.
man such a- $40. ~l. ..ouiI b..
."nli,i from This If.. .f rr,., a..
WIS the light ul the eyes of , pr,,,
company OF relative. mud ,rl.pJs
,Hnd th, ii.hthn. NOW g,r. ,pt ~,
them 10" was what sun.blnris t,tb.
world and iNI. ,,Iir.. q. I.....
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23
NOTICE.

All persons Indebted to the New
York Clothing 20 are requested ia
settle their account ut once 10 MIR.
Jake Hoffman at CaUlvillc. Utah
All bills not paid by April ist 1912,
Will be- given 10 the attorney 1T IA,
Company Tor collection.
julius FRASKBL
President. New York Clothing o..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

Mr.. T.. G. Taylor and Miss Mamie
Walker, both of this place, were
married In the Salt Lake Temple
Wednesday, A reception WI, tend
cred them ~ Salt Lake tn the even
my. They Will Dee Mt home AFTER
March I. rnr groom rs manager of
the Weber Nrhiclo-lmplrmcut com
pany ot this city. rhry Hre very
prominent young people hero and
have the we'll wishes of % host nj
friends
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23
News Gathered
Here and There

Teachers institute is iu progress.
-
District Attorney Lenthorwpod
was here to attend court.
|. FOR SALF--fot with good house
aud barn. Apply .. n. Arnold.
| Plain aud fancy drcssmakiug-
Mrs. NJ. C.. Rcdden, CualNille, Utah
Mr. aud Mrs. Cnas. CLARK and
Joseph Sommers are visiting IN salt
Lake.
All changes for advertising must
reach his office 10y Wednesday noon
I uf each week.
FOKSNLE-Swccdi,h select o,i-.
t2uO per cwL q. :. CritJcua,u.
Hoytsvillc Utah.
BORN TO the wife ct o. \. Aru-
old. gal last saturday night, all
concerned duius nicely
Nlfr, NUuINW liuUNhu Wa tA'l'b
to Salt Lake yesterday morning, un
account ui the serious lines, col ho,
SISTER, Mr-. Ellis.
The Hoysvil % Dramatic Co vi
put ON the cumcd! drama 90 four
act-.A Iitur Heroine, cor sell Ac-
cuscd, al thc lloytsyillr anusrment
hail Friday, March l,t.
state treasurer David Hattsou
was iu town Monday visiting his
many friends. Dave has his eye uu
IN, ulcu ui SECRETARY al State, and
Is getting In Trim to make tie race.
The tl.5u rate tor this paper has
byeu cNtyu ted 10 Fcb. 2Otl. II you
expect To yet The fines this yusr
for ,l.5O, you must pay on or before
the above date, otherwise IL will be
,2.OO per year II you can pay
don't delay. We need she money.
Funeral services over the remains
OF John II. Williams, were held nj
the stake house Wedsneday after
trsons -1bc- er-.ksn.--~sre. Edmund
Eldredge, Geo. W Young, and
VIM. II. Terry. }. E. Carruth, con-
Quoted the music.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23
Assets Now S14.OoO.OOO.OO

Insure your farm property in the
FIDELITY PheniX Fire Insurance Co.
OF New York. Largest farm Com
pahy Of America. See summit
County agent, MIR. q. q. Redden.
Coalville, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23
n you are wise
You ~ patronize
Those who advertise
In The Coalyillc Times.

Your printing is valuable asset OF
your business. The Times helps its
customers TO success with prc-entable,
profitable publicity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

About twenty young friends OF
willie Branch gave him u surprise
last Tuesday evening, commemor-
atiug the sixteenth anniversary Of
birth. The evening was spent In
playing games aud dainty lunch was
served.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
D. 10 Boyden entertained "a number
OF their friends A. % dancing party
In Boyden's hall, The hall VIA,
beautifully decorated with 1ags and
bunting, streamrrs and colorel
lights. During the dancing inter
missions, solos were rendered by
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

Mrs. John Jones entertained AZ
her home In Echo last sunday oven-
Ing in honor OF JOHNS birthday.
Those present We're: Mrs Bromley,
Messrs. and Mrsdnmos Richard
Wickle, T.. Buckmiller, Moroui
Rheims, Joseph Rheims, g. Jones,
Dr. Vale of Sunnysidc. and Mrs,
John Clayton aud daughter Of Nor
gan. Al claim 20 have had u very
pleasant time and said they never
sat down to u more excellent spread
than Johns birthday supper.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

John II. Williams, aged 70 years,
mn old and respected resident Of this
city, was found dead In his home
Sunday about . o'clock. The cause
OF death was pneumonia and general
debility, MIR. Williams had been liv-
ing alone for about one year s,nie
his wife died, and mad been 10 the
home of II neighbor Sunday for din
ner. On returning to his home ne
laii down on the tloufHud was found
tAer" dead, u few minutes after
entering, lie had been ailing several
days. Deceased has made CualyiIIe
his home for good many years, bee
Ing one OF our foremost citizens. lie
was "a prominent church work,r,s,r-
wing as II missionary ana AN active
member until the last few years. lie
leaves one sister In Salt Lake CITY
the nearest kin living. lie never
had any children Of his own. but
i"thored three Of his wife, all of
whom are dead.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

Mfs. Andrew Hubsun was called
TO salt Lake yesterday morning. %
account ui the serious illness col Dee,
SISTER, Mr.. Ellis.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

HORN-ro the wife OF o. \. Aru-
old. "a g,b last saturday night, all
concerned duiUg nicely
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

Advertise in Tue Times.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

FOKSALE-Swccdi,h select O,t-,
42uU per cwt. T.. >. Criltcua,u.
Hoytsville Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

The Hoysvil Dramatic Co vi
pat ON the coined. drama iu four
art-.A Little Heroine, cor self Ac-
cusrd, al she lloytsvillr amusement
hall Friday, March l,t.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

At Coalviilo, TO- tnc Sta,, Of Ittnb. M
'Nr clos" W business. Feb. 10Th
1912.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

All changes fer advertising must
reach his office 10y "Wednesday noon
uf each week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-23

Teachers institute il in progress.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Synopsis Of Previous Chapters.

on the .r.ll Of q. ,hou..nd .psund:s'
worth Of stolen radium, clifford EsnwisSSn: 81
private det,S,lss n LcnGon s"'eTs Suc,s sG
are his daughter. PepIo. ana en- assistant
In this house Renwick IL blinded by 3
HorSSu. TsssSs tells him III, one hees
Of ,ecoyssrin! h. SshS = = pSssnsSs sSs sSss % soc
Ssr ti; ,rssiment Is m molc ihas ksnwick can
pay Tsarka ipspires her heavy dsmsnds
TO further . plot q hls own. ....,,,..
sight, Renwick 10 Visited BY isplo Ts.rna:
sss EhS Ss;sss sSs: sSss:.S rsSrs: Il W..
picture sshibI. q IL. studio Of. Of soss y iS: iS:
1ss Ss. S.Yss Ssss.ess:: seen ssS sssss,,siy ;S Ssl.
'"Ss %mons = ,hoss 'I% Sadiy in,ursd Is Miss Vic
VIM III sS"ii vso% i.ouyisi > ssi e is lSys. E:s.iss
a. anu srtinc,'i snser niger eSnninsly ~ ssn!Iiy.d,
Ss.n Sn'sa ssai.n Scsa Dr. T.sTss, al 81
the loss Of this substance. which Y g.
sentiel TO his plot. decidee upon z despss
:is.ls '1R R.ssicS sS rieGyes from %osers: inoysi
y commit the deed, while Horubu driyee
q machine. But the attempted asease!.tn. "
ssSium u ,esn snS ,Ss Sn msimins III q several pSS-
Sls Ss..u under DE, the the car. while Ren~Hs
fhs detective 10 rot more deprsseed BY
his failure 10 round up the radivm sniSysSS
Cranstone will i0ss her sisht g 2 rssu!e w
Of the Japaness scheme. Beatriee hSs.
eonier has refused 10 begin tfsatment uns
advancs. Renwick resolves 10 50 hes
and make an effort to induce - S0
cure Miss CrAnstone. He 70 eecenoea ~
ASe0ooier the conspiracy in which she hes
6eoome . tool. But Horubu ob3scte 70 ~
mitting or lowering the foo.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
.ELOPING COUPLE
TAKEN BY POLICE
Young Porto Rican and Girl Who
Came From Baltimore Fail
to Get License.

Cupid vas given another jolt by the
police today when Detectives Hewlett
and Pratt took into custody Amelia
Pitt and Domingo Gigande. who eloped
from Baltimore at , o'clock Christmas
morning.
Miss Pitt is sixteen years old and
lives at 2652 Pennsylvania avenue, Hal
timorc. Gigande Is is a Porto Rican.
eighteen years old. and was formerly a
student at the Catholic University OF
America here. For the last month he
street, Baltimore.
The couple left Baltimore after spen l.
Ing Christmas Eve with friends In that
city. They made an unsuccessful effort
after having been thwarted In their
to secure a marriage license here today.
efforts to get married In Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET REMAINS
INACTIVE TO-DAY
Most Prices Are Fractionally
Higher-Beet Sugar Suf-
fers From Attack.

NEW YORK. Dec g7.-The New York
stock market was trading affair again
today. whit little more activity than has
been displayed In the past two days.
The list. on the whole, was stronger,
however. the changes for the most part
showing small gains. An exception to
the rule was seen In Beet Sugar. Sup.
port for the stock was lacking, and II
declined nearly three points. recovering
later about a point. Rubber also lost
point or more. Money kept growing
sitter. and stood I0dl? per cent. Steel
VISA practically unchanged. and Union
and Reading gained only fractionally.
LehiRh Valley is selling ex-dividend. 5
per cent. today.
The Bank Of England rate remains
unchanged at per cent. The London
market for Americans was fractionaiiy
higher, though trading was dull after
the holiday.
there is growing indication OF busi.
ness caution. Manufacturers are re-
stficting commitments In view Of the
tariff situation and high prices for
raw materials.
No further action on the Texas and
Pacific financing plan is looked for until
after the first Of the year.
Superintendent Van Tuyl. Of the State
Banking Department. today issued a
call for a statement Of the condition
OF all banks and trust companies at the
clo.e Of business on December &c.
The Canadian Pacific has ordered 40
0O tons 1f rails from the Lackawanna
Steel Company. Representative railroad
presidents IN discussing the business
outlook for The coming year believe that
traffic will keep moderately large for
the first Fix months. They favor public
regulation Of wage disputes.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
RACE FOR PRESIDENT
GROWS COMPLICATED
Former French Premier Riot En-
ters the Contest Against
Poincare.

PARIS. Dec. E.-The French presi-
dental situation was complicated some
what today when NJ. Alexandra Ribot
former premier announced that he was
candidate. running against Premier
Poincare.
II was NJ. Ponicare who first sus.
gested that NJ. Ribot stand for the
presidency and the former premier re.
fused to make the race until after
Poincare announced his own candidacy
1t Is expected that contest similar
to that Of the Roosevelt-Taft campaign
In the United States. will occur in
France between now and January II.
when the new president will be chosen.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Realty Transfers

Ill q street northwcst-Fiora r. Davis 10
s Hash WsiiiS ,s part original lots and 4.
Sf1 y street southwest-Georgc r. NowIand
ct ux. 10 Francis Leonard, part original
lot g. square ~. SO
Wieconsin Avenue Extended--Lewis L. Brsu.
ninger ct ux. to Annie May Paxton, lets -,
square 1900, So
Desnwood Heishts-Fred II. Gibbs TO Mary
~. Joseph. lot y. block ls. SO.
~ street northwest-Daniel LouRhran et
ux. to Elias Heidenheimer.l part original
lot 2, square 81, So
6Ce Ninth street northwest-F'rederIck W.
Miller ct al TO Elias Heidenheimef. psrt
orisinsl lots ! and z. .qu.re 81. SO.
Pet"oIth-ciarcncc B. Hight ct ux. TO John
1870 7 street northwest-John II. Davidson
to Robert 4. Zachary. lot %. square iSi
SO. Robert A. Zachary conveys same
property to Everett l.. Brown. SO.
l223 Maryland avenue northesst--Albert r.
Flint to Annie N. Rodgers. lot .5 square
1905 SO
Brightwcod Park-Martin wiesand ct ux. to
Chsrles G. and Mary NJ. Clark, lot O.,
square 2Ss7. $40.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
YALE'S DRAMATIC
SOCIETY ARRIVES
Actors From New Haven Here fo
Presentation Of Comedy
by Tolstoy.

In their special cars. the members OF
the Yale University Dramatic Associa-
ton rolled into the Union Station about
$50 o'clock this morning. coming here
from Pittsburgh. They will give a per-
formRnce OF Tolstoy's comedy. THE
Fruits OF Culture" at the Columbia
Theater at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The
students production this year IL said 10
be well staged and well acted.
The members Of the association are
to be entertained At a reception and
dance by Mrs. Edison Bradley immedi-
ately after the performance.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
WESTERN CANADA
DRAWS AMERICANS
Predicted That 100000 Will Cross
Line in Next Year to Estab.
lish Residence.

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 2'.-The Ameri.
can immigration into Western
Canada will total at least 100000 for the
fiscal year OF lsii-l2 is the prediction
of ". X. White. head OF the Canadian
Agencies In the United States. who is
In Ottawa today. This Is an increa sc
for the year Of 10000.
The rush to the West is becoming SO
large that many OF the Suites are get
ting alarmed.
This wear four States refused Canada
space at the State fairs. They were
illinois. Indiana. Ohio. and New York
south Dakota was considering such
action.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Wholesale Produce Harriet

Esss-Hearby fresh. sSa:sc: Southern. :aS
&c.
Butter-Elsin print. asc h.. tub. 3iSc
per ID. process. &c per ID.
per h.; turkeys. :oc per H.: chickens.
large. llc: medium. llui5c per H..
Dress~d Poultry-Turkeys.- 25G:sc per ID.
hens. l3n1+c per ib: ducks. isc per h.
chickens. iSblSc per u.
Green Fruits-caiifornia oranges. q. .!oo2 Is
per box: lemons. u. ~ per box: pineapples. per
crate, s. 400: Is: Florida grapefruit. N.2 per
box; tanserines. N.@ per boz: apples. 0.io
Meats Drssssd Lightweight pork. sesxs
To-: heavier t81c.
egetabies-Potatoes. Asc per bu. celery. +oe
76c per crate: cabbage. SIC per 100 lbs.
lettuce. N.so9i.ss per basket: beets. 1900
q Is per 100 bunches: squash. sc bbl.; Sweet
potatoes. q. 1901. 20 per Dbl: lima beans. l6c
per qt.: cranberries. l3,.c per at.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Alleged Forger Is
Held Under Bond

Robert NJ. Tivett. arrested by Central
Offce detectives several weeks ago on
a charge OF passing a forged check on
A. M. McLachlen. a local business man
was arraigned In the United States
branch OF the Police Court today and
held IN 5000 bonds for the action Of
the grand jury. According to authori-
ties OF the Police Department and the
District Attorneys office the man will
have to stand trial for several other
charges of forgery and false prctcnses
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Today's Sales on
Local Exchange

Riggs Realty 6's Oong). Slo,000a103.
Washington Gas $500d l09h.
Potomac Cons. SIS, $i,c0OdlO0; $5,00oH
100: S1.00Odi10O.
n Il w. Steamboat SIS, S.M0a i0S.
Washington Gas. lOus6i4: lO@s6il; Sc,
S6L
citizens Savings Bank, lOOuei.
After call
washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 25M90. l0d90.
Lanston, 5hSsss. bf,s9ts. 1bIs9ss.
Washington Railway and Electric -.
Il OO06i93
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Sends Out Data
On Parcels Post

Instructions Tor the use OF the parcels
post have been prepared by Postmaster
Merritt and sent broadcast through the
city to prospective patrons OF the par
GELS post. The circular gives In con-
else from the requirements for mail to
be sent parcels post, covering the prin-
cipal points In the regulations prepared
gives the zone rates. and calls par
ticular attention to the fact that parcels
post stamps must be used on all fourth
class matter
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Postal Authorities
Get Unique Card

Ills assistants have received an unusual
Christmas card. 1t Ia addressed to ali
the postal officials In Washington and
to the men who make Christmas merry
Of leather burnt to represent Ii NATL
pouch. and on Its reverse side IL a Verse
to UEcle Sans postal workers II came
from Miss Daisy Higgins. of Omaha,
Neb.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Child Sleeps 86 Hours.

STERLING. ILL.,. Dec. 27.-Grace Odeii.
eleven. daughter Of Mr.. and MrMs. E.
Odell. was fast asleep for eighty-slx
hours. Physicians have used every
means known to awaken her but they
have been unsuccessful. a recent vac
cination is believed to have caused her
long slumber.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Court Record
Equity Court, Ne. ..
Mr.. Justice Barnard.

MI. JuBtIce bhTEuTu.
cs::Ts s::,sa w. ri. . p.%H. SS estsnSns sorney
George c. Gertnlan.
Price. VS.. Milford. Order confrnins
auditors report. Plaintiff's attorneys.
J. r.. Bundy and M. N. Richxrd.on;
ssfen6sns. ssS s. ~ astSsne''' RaSrr O. W. MILFORD
Swan W. swan. Rui. returnabie Jan.
mary ., 1918. Plaintiffs attorney. 7.
w. F-isby: defendants attorneys. Q.
~; Truitt ana W. J: Nealc. :, =,
Donaldson. PLAINTIFFS attorney. W. a.
GSoombc; DEFENDANTS attorney. Leon
Butler w; patl.r. Rule r..urnable Jan.
0ics; DEFENDANTS attorneys, J. d. Car.
mody and l.. J. Mather.
Probate Court.
Mr.. Justice Barnard.
Estate Of Nancy e. Hemenwsy. letter.
q administration granted TO Mabel H.
Darte: bond. 800. Attorney. Frank
Estate OF Addie l.. Macomber. Letters
Of administration granted to Herbert
!: Banton: bond. 1900. Attorney,
Estate Of John T.. Risley. Order ap.
Es.s EpS,s.S 3. ss1Sn. sS.5S:n sd nSsy ss' Order .,
Handy.
Estate of Mariana Crosby. Order grant,
ing letters Of administrat tion 10 Jacot
n. Black; bond. $1,000. Attorney. B
r. Leighton.
Estate OF Mary A. Dodge. Petition for
probate and record Of will and letters
testamentary. Attorney. Walter c.
Estate OF Alfred 8. aillet,. viii nd.
mittcd to probate. and Parliamentary
letters granted TO Ella G. 0iilett ai,d
the Pennsylvania Company for 1nsur-
ance on Lives: bond. e30.O00. Attorney,
J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of Julia 8. Barker. viii flet
for Dr0hate. AttOrnrS Johp q IA III n >