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The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
ORDINANCE NO, %.


An Ordinance Concerning Sidewalks.
BE- IL ordained by the Board Of Trustees 81 the
Town II Dolores, Coloradoi
Section I. All sidewalks hereafter con.
structed reconstructed, or repaired within the
RADIO. shall be constructed Of lumber, stone OF
concrete and cement, and shall have q slope
toward thelccntsr Of the street or avenue u
form at the side line ~ the strses Or avenue r.
the street grade established by the Town and To
the plans and specifications herein set forth ;
inc Of Central avenue ON blocE 10 81 raid Town
shall pbs ten inches higher than tho street grade.
section z The specifications Tor lnnber
sirinyers 81 sound timber not less than
inches by I inches, laid with this length ~ the
walk. aud solidiy bodied or supported In place.
with sound plank not less than . niche. in
THO knees. and either or inehe. In with.
surfaced 10 . uniform thicLnss., laid cross
with Spenny spikes With head u .piLss ss,
one-fonrtL Of m inch below surface u plank,
s.e.i9n \ The SPECIFICATIONS for stone aide
Good sound hsxsins ip form Of PARALLEL.
grams, not ises than inches In thickness. and
q Width % Mt lee. than . feet, and % .
70 plane surface an tho upts@r aide, aud laid
In not lees than 3 inch u clean sand upon
fogndstion Of earth, gravel or eind.rs tamp.d
section T. The specifications Tor concrete
and cement sidewalk shall be a. follo~.,
a.. All cement used shall be Of thu b.st
quality of Portland cement.
b. Their. shall bc base ~ concrete at least
I inches w thickness. we'll tamped. and made as
fpllowsi One part of crment To three parts al
clean sharp sand and Ave parts ~ clean
screened gravel or crushed stone /, NO gravel or
crushed sson. 20 IN larger than oas aud one.
shall b. thoroughly miasd while dry. aud then
sufficient amount u water added 10 make u
~ ths consistency .os pastel then tho gravel
shall trs vet and added 10 the n 1tur~ and the
Shpls Z, ,so.oashly miass until u 10 u oss color
6. The above psopnstioas must t,- d~.srmine.i
~ nsa.nremsnt. aud .ny. one c.,ast Furtins sarl,
sidewalks shall provide himself With and uss
propss hosss 70 mass sash .essasrs.sn,s
Into place, aud shsli b. wet enough ~ that d
Ain 81 water viii show ~ tbs surface whsa ~
.. Tbs surface shall b. At 90. par. es~.a, Ia
least thsre.foarti u an issS Il thic in"ss. ana
:hsll 3. sc:red 10 prctsse : roasi sarfAes
XII .Sdsn.ll. oyer |, s... In ~ia,A shall
have consr css bass q At least inches in thick
| g. All caprr~ts and e~megt walhs shall bs
laid u s.stions, and no section shall sncesd
sccsions shali p: separated bS half.ipeh ssmp
ls.s .e s,c :h.ii ssmslm ~ plscs r.sil this go
shsll hs removed ard Sks spasss kstws~;
ssrtl0ns pAehed with nne dsy ssnd ard s(Vr
srrfscina % stasys psovidsd. euis shall ~ ssd,
th.oasl tlss ssvs.elna soersspesdins With ~
s' - y; :;r 2::::. ~. W,
A's...' n Q. w$..... H:ys
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
Live SOCK Market Resort.

Denver Union stock Yards, Aug
". Receipts Of cattle here last week
were very fair but demand was better
aud the market vas active from day Ia
day Ut strong prices. Packers are
wanting oil classes II fat cattle and =
good many mos could have been used.
Prices are firm compared With . week
ago. The market vas active to-day
again with $40 cattle on sale sDd
prices arm. GoDd stesm are selling 81
$3.50 To e7,25 and choice kinds would
bring more. Several bunchss of choics
COWS sold at e8.:S aud . nu,nh~s d
%. 10 with most II the sss'd To ch0lcs
COWS 81 %. Is 10 5.ss and fair N good
a 80 To G.26. bulls sold NJ 400 Il
a Is fos the good kinds, and best yes
calves up to $3.50, the market t'sinl
considerably higher. Fs~der ant
s.ockss demand was good aud thu
market In good shaps. supply o
oousse, 10 light ~ yet. Indications IN
that the corn crop b going 10 b. bsl
one this year and oil Glasses n Sses
wlil b. good. which Will result In YER,
strong demand fos feeding cattls sros'
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The announcement Of n. N. Outlet,
who 10 candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the office Of county
commissioner, appears In our columns
this week. Mr.. Outlet needs no
introduction TO the people Of Montexu.
ma county, ~ he has been engaged In
business In Cortez for many years.
His careful business methods winning
fur him success la both the mercantile
aud banking business.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16


Mancos, Colo, Aug. Is, 1919.
Mr.. Editor:
II may he permitted l desire Ia
call the attention " the readers ~ The
Star 10 = statement published In lts
last issue. In the notice commencing
Mr.. Laube ~ Rico, N . candidate for
the Democratic nomination for repre-
sentative, you say, that n has heen the
custom for these two counties. mean
Ing Montexoms aud Dolores, to alter.
nate this Office In the past, and tho
this year II belongs to Dolores.
1t Is true that In the past II has lseen
the custom to alternate this office he
tween these two counties, but IL Ia not
true that this year Il brIonga 10
Dolores county.
One of the basic principles upon
which this government IL founded, Ii
that population determines representa-
ton. Now Mr.. Editor, the census re-
port for the last twenty year. show
that the population 81 the two coun.
tie. for each decade to he, as follows:
In the year 1850 the population of
Montexumx county WAS 1879; In 1900,
1850; In 1910, 5029. The population II
Dolorrs county in 1880 Was 1898; In
1900. 1874; IN 1910, 842 In other words
the population Of the two counties was
nearly equal In 1890 This was two
years before the present representative
district WAS formed. In 1900 Monte
suma county had nearly three tunes
the population Of Dolores county and
In 1910 about nine times a. many.
so Mr.. Editor, u II is - you say that
II has t'een the custom 10 alternate the
representative between the two count.
les, is'nt II about time TO change cue
tom 80 un-Americsn, negotiable and
unjust where one tenth the population
claims the representation o. the OF her
nine tenth? A custon,pd fathered by
notody, hut perpetusted through the
insistance Of the willy politicians Of
Rico. X
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

John q. Dunning, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the Office
Of county treasurer, was In town
Wednesday looking after his political
interests. Mr.. Dunuing Is = successful
rancher Of the Lakeview district aud
II elected to the Office Of treasurer will
undoubtedly perform the duties Of the
Office with credit to himself and his
many friends who are desirous Of his
election.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Mrs. Mary +. Taylor, candidate for
! superintendent Of schools, had the
misfortune to re thrown from . buggy
last Sunday and received injuries that
cd fne her to her home. One bone in
hefN light arm WAS broken near the
wrist. The accident occurred this side
Of Cortex. The horse became brighten.
I'd by = gust Of wind that blew Mr..
Txyior's hat between them and they
ran of = bridge turning the buggy
over.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

oil sections, and big trade b antici-
pated here.
Hog demand was far bettev than
supply oil wesk amd the market IN
xsh shape. 0sod hogn ars bringing
~ 10 to es.Sb, prices being higher hsrs
than at river markets.
The demand for sheep b strung.
GoOd lamt~ s0ld around e7.00 and
fancy stuff up to e725. aood even
ere bringing $50 to eS.6O aud . t~w
fancy ewes sold last week at $3.50.
00d yearlinsu, ewes aud weth~r.
mixed, sDld to-day At $40. Shipments
are wanted here. N. Fulton.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

A change Of time table went into
effect on the Rio Grsnde Southern
yesterday. Train No. s, from TelIu-
ride, arrives At 1910 aud departs at
1880; No. 8, from Durango, arrives ut
1910 aud departs ut 100.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

District Attorney Lane was In town
Friday endsavoring TO catch Grimes
goat. George Is anxious to get another
official suit to replace the one that ex-
pires January l. George 10 good fel-
low but we fear he has been too loyal
TO his friends.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

George Snyder was In from his
ranch In the new country west Of
Dolores last week and Journeyed on to
Rico where he met the county commits
sioners OF Dolores county and informed
them that the Chico aud Monument
district has about one hundred voters,
about thirty children Of school age, .
saw mill. uranium camp employing
fifty men, and crops that promise .
larger yield than those grown In the
valley under irrigation. The commits
sioners assured him that . voting
precinct aud school district would b.
established In this prosperous commu-
nifty.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The card Of George Mills, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
Office Of representative for Dolores aud
Montesuna counties appears In this
Issue Of The Star. Mr.. Mills 10 well
known In both Of these counties, hav-
ing served ~ surveyor Of Monte
yuma county. He 10 = bOoster for not
only his home town but the entire
San Juan country.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Randolph Williamson aud family
returned saturday evening from th-i,
trip 10 Durango. They report III.
roads In good condition, aud the trip
home WAS made IN four aud one-hail
hours. While In the city u cottage wa
rented and arrangements made for Mrs.
w. aud the girls to spend the winter
In that city where the girls will attend
nclOOl
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The ladies Of the Methods. church
served lunch Saturday Ia the room,
adjoining the McEwen 4 Parsball
drug store. All who patronized then,
were we'll pleased with the refresh.
inents aud the ladies' netted q neat sum.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.D
Non Coal Land.

Depanmeu OF the Interior,
u. 3. Land Office at Duranso. Colorado.
August 18th. 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Roy 8 Fog.
81 Dolores, Colorado, Who, On Heptemhes lo&h.
1879. made Howscstoad Entry No 0eAll Tor tAe
range u Esee, and on Ocsohss toeh, lst0, maAs
edditi1eAg H0nestesd Rnty No, 0Doa, Tor tn
> Q NV ~ eection ~ township u apssh, gaaos
Is west, ~. n. p. meridian has Alsd n0sIcs q
mention 70 make final three year psU0l. 20
establish claim to tho land above daserihsd.
before q, J. Srharnhorst, clerk u the cossty
court ~ mOnfeHumA county, Colorado, a
Cortes, Colorado. on the 18th day u Hsptsmhsr.
1872
Claimant names as witnesaes:
Isaac n. Skinner. Elmer n. Willard, Charles
y. smith aud Harry Abrln, all al Dolores,
Colorado.
q. n. CHAaIron. Register.
First patsax 10. 1912; last pub sept u, iSlk
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

DR.. Fisher, Oculist, will he at DOLORES
1t the Southern hotel. Wednesday,
August q, TO treat and operate upon
the eye, nose. thoat aud ear aud to nj
glasses correctly.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
oeaoe ~ Ohio. city OF royeAo n,
Lucas County. Ia

- { i Gsls; city essa Z, re'saa |@
1s =. Cheney makes cath that h 4
- psrtner OF the arm Of y. j cksssy
80 cS,rs hasins:: u u. Guy q Is.
I'm Ma pn ary, and md stat: aforeeall O.
aU1DRED DoLLARS Tor sscN ~ ~.
~ So OF Catarrh that cannot - c,ss,c.6
~ ~ uss OF HALLS CATAKRH CUKS
SWIM 10 before me Ara .vS.sssssn I.
vvssssnce. this 9Th day O. Docs1ber.
! UsaO A. W. OLEAoON.
HaIrs Catarrh Cur. n tsken s.sss~.Ssv
ano ecsa directly upon the blood and M.
Sow surfaces Of the syutem, 6Cod TT
eeoeimcnials. free.
Lola BY all Drugx,sts ne
- asns Family Fails for esasaipaAssa.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Mrs. Ella Goodwin aud daughter,
Blanche, aud granddaughter, Happy,
left Tuesday for Sedan, Kansas, where
they will spend the winter.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tI'ublishsr.j
Non Coal Land.

pepattmeat u the Interior.
u. n. Land Oflce ut Dusaaao, Colorado.
July NRh, iola.
Notice II hereby given that nvnnis Dunaan u
Arrioia, elosad.. who, ~ April snd, M, aads
iop MI ~ ss.tIon &. ard On Gssctss
ltth iSn, made additional homestead Applice
ton ssflsi No. utsis. Tor the = ~ n So.
ton - h9sh In Iovsnhip - nosth, asags u
ton 70 make hnai thrssysas psasDl, " ssshlish
claim " .the land !anlved desesihsd. hslnss
Frank l.. Miller. clerk ~ tbs diststct coars ~
RADIO ~ ths nth dag u Ausast. isii.
Cialnaut ssmss ~ witn~sass.
Roksr B, Browp, ~ Asriola, Colorado ues
Colorado, and Al,saiom ". Diiioa ~ Dolores,
Colorado.
On. CsAlLros.
First psb July ~ isis. LAST pub enc .. 1SiS.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

On M 49, I. = b ~ $500.
Jsly fn4J. NM
Nctics y AsssAs sivss that ANls 3 0skssvss
al l<svls. nuetssuna cs.ssty. CsSase4o, vlse
20 s:. ss: :::s. ss 49, S;
shlp. IL. North, .nsnss II Wssl, 4 \
1872: ~. :.l =: M :s:: .s, !. It, i, Z
clerk y Ne dIssslss sssft ~ hsstsssas
"a IA n.ss9e seeasa. ASl1Y ylless, Jshs
HlaA - -. q lslas ~ - a q "a
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tpublishsf.l
Non Coal Land.

pepermeat VI this Interior,
U. =. Land Oilice At Duraneo, Colorado.
July pth, ivii.
Notcr II hereby given that Luthsr =. hudsOn
Of Dolnsrs. Colorado, who, On April 9Th, l1ll
made r., p, a1s.' S spslxs.:'gSS w ;',s Ns 90
township ~ north. range 10 west, N. n. p
meridian, has fled notice III intsntion Ia make
Communication pssDf, "a estsblish claim " ths
clerk ~ tbs district court for MoatHsums
county, Colorado, ut Cortcx, Colorado. On ths
sith day ~ August. rig
Claimant name ns Witnesses
Frank Wyman. Mont Mccall. Ralph DilIOs
aud Hensy As.hous@. all of Arriola, Colorado
u. ". CnAsLros, Register
First pub July l2i last pub aus u. iei2
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Earnest Cowling was In from Chico
last week aud took back with him =
Deering binder to cut his crop Of wheat
which Is now ready to harvest.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The report reached IN yesterday that
Mary +. Gray aud jimmie Malone
were to be married at Cortes last
evening.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

X. II. Smith returned home yester.
day from Denver, where he represented
Silver Star Lodge at the Grand Lodge
held In that city.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Albert Miller moved his family into
Mrs. Eta Goodwin's house on Hillside
avenue Wednesday. Albert h brake
ing on the Southern.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Walter w. Wallace aud Tigue Lock
cit spent last week fishing on Ground
Hog aud Fish creek. They landed
enough to bring some home.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

DR.. II. Z. l.efurgey ~ss called 10
Disappointment Thursday Of last week
10 dress the wound Of Ernest Adams,
who was shot by Mr.. Hunt.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishes,

VI Land Oillce Al Duranso. Colorado,
August 18th. 1ot2.
Notice 10 hereby given that Paul X. Rusrh.
Of Arloa, Colorado, who on August sth. io1i
made Desert Land Applicssiou serial No. 0111l
for the 81 NV 81 section u, township u
north, range u west, p Meridian, has
filed notice of intsntioa 10 make Anal tour
year proof, Ia esta blish claim 10 the land shovs
desc ribvd, before tho Register and Receiver II
the United States Land Once At Durango,
Colorado. On the 5th day ii Ortobsr. isi2.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lorey :. Edgar, Wesley p. Shesh, James p.
woodland Joseph d. Anthouey, all II nascos,
Colorado.
@. n. CnAsLTon. Register.
First pub. aug 10. 1915 Last nah. sspt %. ioi1
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

For 6ale-ths N. b. Griffin thresh.
Ing outfit, price Sii0O. easy terms, OF
$3.50 cash. This 10 . bargain. Inquire
Of Harry v. Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The new hose cart aud 800 feet Of
noss arrived Friday, and the boys are
now organizing = lire company.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

+. +. Burnett, eyesight specialist,
the man With the no-chsrt method,
will make his next visit TO Dolores
about October LIST.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Mrs. James Hammond and niece,
Miss Ro~e Hammond, leave today for
New York and other Eastern cities for
q visit.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

The Ladies Aid will met Friday,
August y, with Mrs. Dave HIore~tts.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Jack Brun,ley and family came In
through the rain yesterday from an
outing up the Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

w. J. Exon aud Frank aud VIII
Ritter went TO Bear Creek the first Of
the week to Ash.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Born on Friday, Angus, Q, To Mr..
and Nm. f. J. Veslna, Q daughter,
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Services will be held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday ot
each month.
Thew will he preaching service In
the Methodist church Sunday at n AIN.
sunday school at 10 =. m.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

For Sale-G0od milch cows. In,
QuiSe at The Star Office. l7p2O
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

+. T.. Peake came In Sunday FROM
-Radgeway TO visit Dolores friends.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
ost Of the river ranchen are through
lying.

Street drunks wers quite numerous
Tuesday night.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

p. n. McCabe was business visitor
At The Star office Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

y Mrs. +. A. Waldron returned Satur.
day from business trip to Telluride.
The Dolores star., 1912-08-16

Sheriff Joseph Mund Of Dolores
county, arrived In Dolores Saturday
with Earnest Adams who wss shot the
first or the week by J. II. Hunt. The
shooting occurred In tho western part Of
Dolores county. II appears that Hunt
went to Rico and swore out . warrant
for Adams arrest charging him With .
statutory offense involving . daughter
Of Hunts. The sheriff deputised Hunt
to serve the warrant OH Adams With
the result that the men emptled their
guns at each other which rrsulted In
Adams being wounded. sheriff Mund
took his prisoner from here 10 Rico by
train. There are conflicting reports
regarding this shooting and u the mat.
tss gets Into the courts very different
story may y rsvea led.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
town Trustees was held Monday even.
Ing 10 the toss hall With oil meu,bers
present excepting Trustees Byers and
Lefurgsy. The principal business
transacted, ssttts from the allowing oi
bills, wss the accepting Of the sesisna'
ton ~ Trustee Lefussey aud tbs
electins Of Oscar TrimbIs 10 OIL this
vacancy. The plans and specification
Tor steel storage tank Tor the wstsI
system, presented by the contssctors
were accepted. Ordinances Nos. d
and 90, Fslstive 10 sidewalks, wsrs
rad and adopted. A pstition asking
that that part Of prscinct No. 3. ~
esstiy cut Oh end attached n No. 10,
b plscs on No. again. was prsssntsd
BY Trustee Burgwin and aotsd upon
isvosably BY the board. The eouneil
adlousnsd ct 2 .. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14
CANCER MICROBE FOUND
French Doctor Says Disease Is
Parasitical

Paris, Aug. 13.-Dr. CASTOR Odin, a
Paris physician, announced to-day that
he had discovered the microbe of cam
Ger and that he had succeeded I'm iso-
lating and cultivating II. He also de-
clares that he has found an anti-cancer
serum which. whether or not il leads
TO a permanent prevention or cure,
will show with certainty if the cancer
parasite is present in the blood.
DR.. Odin. who has been conducting
his research for a decade claims that
Professor Matruchot Of the faculty OF
science, and Professor Lannios, of the
faculty of medicine, at the University
Of Paris. have verified his discovery.
which. he asserts has definitely proved
the correctness of the theory OF the
parasitical nature Of cancer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14

Washington Aug 13.-Thc people o.
the United states produced more whis-
key and rum and smoked more clga o
rettcs during the fiscal year l9l2 than
ever before in the history of the coun-
try. according To the preliminary an
nual report Of Royal H. Mabel. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, submit
ted TO Secretary MacNcagh to-day. The
consumption of whiskey was exceeded
only by the year 1901. but beer drink
ing fell off by a substantial percentage
The unprecedented smoking or H.
221 624 .OSl cigarettes. exceeding the
record of 1911 by nearly 2,Oo0,voWp,
amazed Treasury officials, who were
unable to account for the enormous In
crease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14
BROWNS WITH DAUGHTER
Brooklyn Man Jumped in Bay to
Save Her-Wife's Premonition.

IBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
Lindenhurst. Long Island, Aug. IL
George II. McFalls, of Brooklyn, and
his sixteen -year-old daughter were
drowned I'm the bay off Amityville at l
o'clock this afternoon. Mr.. McFalls,
b,s wife and two daughters had been
cr,usine in the bay and decided to re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs. McFalls, however. returned with
the Younger daughter by train, having
a premonition that something would
happen on the boat. Soon after din
ner Mr.. McFalls and the elder daugh-
ter started westward, and when near
Winnie Hook Channel the engine
stalled.
Two young men in a power boat Of
fered assistance to the disabled boat
and were towing hei back, when the
young girl, who was sitting on the
cabin. slipped and fell into the whirlinS
current. The father, who was an ex-
pert swimmer, got into rowboat, but
when near his daughter instead os
grabbing her. jumped in TO save her.
Both went down.
In the excitement the men I'm the
motor boat ran past them and re-
turned too late. Searching parties
grappled for the bodies four hours.
lanes II. Ketcham, OF Amityvillc.
found the body of the girl at q o'clock.
a few minutes after the body of the
father was brought to the surface by
Samuel Smith and Joshua Burch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14

The aid which came unsolicited from
the powerful banking interests of the
city to the District Attorney yesterday
will do more, he believes, than proba-
bly, any other single agency TO lead hin.
accurately along the trail of graft from
Becker and those below him on the lad
der to the men higher up.
At the end : day in which he was
forced to flvote the most OF his time
10 the murder investigation before the
grand jury, the first day on which Mr..
Whitman had the unqualified aid of
the banks of the city, he knew not only
details Of Becker's accounts, but de.
tails of the accounts of four police in
spectors.
Hitherto, both in this and other in
vestigations, banks have usually held
that they had right to protect their
clients until ordered by the court II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14
PAID IN 10000 PENNIES
Rochester Cafe Deal Brings Out
275 Pounds of Coppers.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

GBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Rochester, Aug. 13.-Fred j. Oden-
bach purchased the Hofbrauhaus, a
restaurant, from Carl w. Stordant to-
day. and In part payment Odenbach
turned over forty thousand pennies
the offices OF the attorneys looked like
a miniature bank.
OF course, there was other money but
never in the history Of the city have so
many pennies been seen. The pennies
were taken In over the counter by
Odenbach. who has held a lease of the
place. They were brushed into a chute
and allowed to run into the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-14
USED. MORE WE1ISkEYa
RUM AND CIGARETTES
All Previous Records in United States Give
Way Before Figures for the
LAST Fiscal Year.

Stored i'm warehouses tho country
over arc 2Gi. 5000 gallons of whisker
and rum. the greatest on record. In
Kentucky alone are stored I'S,ToW'
gallons. which exceeds the total amount
of whiskcy and rum In the whole
United States eleven years ago.
The record production Of these in
toxicants for 1912 was lsS.WO.Oo0 gal
Ions. or 13,G000O gallons greater than
In 1911.
The consumption Cf whiskey and ruln
for 1912 was 1887 iJS gallons. the
nearest approach " the record OF 13i,-
OBJ 900 gallons in 1907.
The consumption of beer for l9l"
was only ~. los. .733 barrels. a decrease
Of over 1,1OS,OOO barrels as compared
with 1911.