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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-01-11
Commissioners Proceedings
laauary 2, 1912

lnuary 2, 1912
The Board of County Commits
sionefs met this January 2, 1912
at die coll Of the acting chair
man. present G. a. scheurich,
acting chairman, an d
i. II Tafinder alb Sc n t
y T Browning The following
bills Were approved and war
rants were issued for same. G.
f. Copeland s782, N. N. Print
ery CO S6.25. ID. y. Moye 1887
Clovis News 54 %, Clovis News
S37 59. Southwestern Drug Co.
18 SO, @. Fl. Hannum 500 So,
Potts Construction Co. 600. Clo-
Wis National Bank 1896, L. o.
FUllen $3.50, Mountain State
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
5l.00 r. p. Helm 3915, Barry
Hardware Go. 10 75. G. A.
Browning $3.50. J. p. Noble
55. .55. A. Wiedman 6, 100, Houston
Hart Lumber Co. 1886, T. A,
Brown ZOO, j. G. Hunt 9.45, j.
r. Kaster 10000, Ella Curren
.905. Geo. d. Barnard & Co.
.53. .85, G. r. Copeland, 120.
Mile Arves 32.70, Lone Star
Lumber Co. 1880, Madel Sup
ply Co. zoo, DR. S. G, Won AL
men 1890, Ambrose Igey 66.55,
n. ID. Reeves q. so, CLOVIS News
2726, Floor Clean Co. 6 90, Ben
Crawford $50, Clovis Electric
Light and Water Works So 20.
Moses E. Howard 10000, L. p.
Loomis 1850, L c. MersfeIder
5000, G. "a John-on 400, W.
IC, Summans zoo, G. A. Mas
Isengill 400, Robert L. Ourggles
E9 GO, q. G. Pollard 400, Dale
nv. Dunbar 400. A. B. Mayfeld
FG. f. Schooling S4, c. M.Iden $4
5 90, e. e. Meeks 400, Frank
Burns 400, L. F. Fletcher 400,
10. G. Potter zoo, J. w. Legans
1880, A. CurIess 425, A. j. Loop
Fer 200, J. Zulek 400, G. r.
Harris 400, 6. II. Hall 400, G.
f. Wells 400, w. F. Bayless
a AS, Fred Wnhait 400, j. c.
Irickey AGO, John r. Smithson
770. j. a. McCarmich 7.40,R,A.
Trouer 200, J, L. Downing
430, a. G. Walker L8O, W. H.
! Rees AGO, j. Fl. Browning 400
Earl Holman 4 90, ]. E. Ledbet.
Ter 400, Wood Suns 500, r. M
Nichans 400. w. e. Wrigh-
F2.09, Clovis $3.50, e. E
Peoples & Co~8,50, G. v. SteeC
5000, @. P Mitchell 1892 46, F
p Helm 187 SO. r.. b. Rowell
125 90, @. "A. Scheurich 1850
L. Fl Ta6inder 1920, J. T
Browning 125.00, l. 0. Fuller
l25 00. Dorsey Printing Co
so rs. Clovis Fuel Yard 1877. J
3. Morrison 18.49, =. r. Mes
) sick SO, ) Zulek 500, j. H
Barry 5 00 E r Hart 500, T
A. De0livera 1900, S. L. Stark
ey 400, Conrad Smith 2 100, S
] M. Davis 600 w. J. Haye
200, 3 s. Fill 800, G. A. Crit
fn 1000, John "a. King 1900
j. q schpum 400. f. T. Heln
SOC, 2 j Stem 44O, w. G
Burkes zoo j JB Green 500,
G Hunter 500, "a NJ Craig 500
Clovis FWni ure Co. 200.
The t9llawiEg warrants here
. tofore issued We're approved
j. @ Mersfelder, Oct 1911
salsry l22 92 @ 4 Copeland
tax commissions ~ 25; G
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-01-11

Head-on Collision
a serious rear-end collision oc-
CURED Saturday morning about
7.S0 at joel, on the Santa Fe,
about six miles northeast Of
Hereford and forty miles south
west of Amarillo. Conductor
w. j. Miller of this city was in-
stantly killed and his body al
most entirely consumed in the
fire that burned his caboose and
a car loaded with hops
- The unfortunate man resided
l1Ol Carried street Amarillo
leaves a wife and a son
! Clarence. who is fourteen years
Of age
Others who were injured We're
Engineer Arthur 3. Jackson, of
this city, injured about the ank
les, not serious.
G. G. White, brakeman, had
injured. Lives in Amarillo.
c. q. Carter, brakeman also
of this city, injured about the
knee.
Conductor Miller was ia
charge of the r guitar east bound
freight and was running at her
usual rate Of speed. His train
was being followed by an extra
bringing a number of empty
passenger coaches back to ANA
rillo from some point west.
Engineer Arthur jackson,
who is said to be one Of the best
and most reliable engineers on
the division, was in charge of
the second engine and was evil
IDENTIFY running at a pretty good
speed
Conductor Miller and his rear
brakeman saw the extra ap
preaching and dropped off a
number of fures to attract the
attention Of the engine crew.
But the dense fog of the escap-
ing steam about the engine and
the flying snow entirely oblitera-
ted their view, so much SO that
even the red light of the wara-
ing sign Is escaped their notice.
Mr., Miller still hoped to at
tract their attention and went
back into his ca0oose again tC
get a fresh supply Of fuses. The
s'1aakenan saw that the onconr
train was approacfflfffag dan
gerously close and it is sait
warned Miller not to go bacl
into the caboose. But he did s.
and was still inside when th.
engine struck.
The caboose and a car loadei
with hops were both bad,
wrecked and soon took fire ant
burned 40 before the body o
Miller could be rescued Anothe
car loaded with hops was ais
almost completely demolished
The loss to the rolling stock ma.
not exceed from $500 to $100,
Conductor W, F. Miller wa
about forty years Of age an.
has been q trainman for abou
nineteen years. He was q mem
Der Of Roswell Lodge No 608 .
the B. Of r. r., of this city an
was a member of the knights o
Pythias at Michigan City lnd
He was formerly employed o
tha Panhandle division befor
coming to Amarillo with bi
family three years ago tror
Wellington, Kansas
The remains win be shippe.
from here this morning on th
9 O'Clock train over the SAINT
e. For Michigan CITY, Ind.
where Chs interment win occur
lie viii bsaccompanied by Mrs
Afller and their only son, ais
BYE %. Hunt treasurer Of Ros
pell Lodge, B. of r. I Of thi
city Daily Panhandle.
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Mrs. Cooper of Colorado
Springs IS visiting her sister
Mrs. Dick Gayle
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Corner Of Washington and
Connolly SITS.
j Wilburn, Acting minister,
SUNDAY SERNICES
III, Il. Studevant, Supt
Bible school 9A5 m.
Watch tba Adult Class
Grow.
Communion annual meeting
of the church and roll call, 11:00
"a. m Every member expected
to be present.
Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavop $50 pm.
Evangeistic sermon 1880 p m.
10 kick coming if all the people
Were there last Sunday night
come bacs.
The public cordially invited to
all these meetings.
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Christian Services.

Corner Of Washington and
Connolly Sts
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.


AT YOUR AGE. YOUNG MAN-IF YOU
arc between II and 25--you are at the
most important age of your lile-the age
of making your decision.
Arc you going TO postpone deciding on
permanent, beneficial life work. or VIII
you drift on from pillar to post, sticking
10 nothing and getting no permanent good
out OF anything?
Unless you have made q firm decision
on something you intend to make your
life work, investigate the United States
navy.
-Four years I'm the navy will build you
UP q fine physique and will train you In
self reliance and discipline. This train
ing Will stand by you TO the end Of your
life.
II you show special aptitude the navy
may teach you some valuable trade that
will make you nne living. even II you
don't stay in the navy.
Call al the nearest navy recruiting sta
tlon. Judge Bldg, j.. Srd South and Main
sts.. Salt Lake CITY, Utah, and find out
about navy pay, hours. promotion. train
Ing, championship the 80 different
trades, chances to see tho world, and
TO lay by money.
or write for interesting free book, The
Making OF u Man-o -Warsman,'" which
describes in simple language and clear
pictures the daily life OF the enlisted
men.
Address Bureau Of Navigation. box 352,
Navy Department, Washington, d. c.
mo53
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FRUITS AND COAL

ZIONs FRUIT & COAL CO.
Fruits. Vegetable and All Ripd5 OF
Tancv Groceries, Hay. Grain. Coel and
Kindling.
k32fS
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EYE SPECIALS.

~-----~---------~-~------
ALWAYS CARRY AN EYE STONE
with you IN case of accident In this
mining country; full directions for using
with every eve stone. Price 81. Address
Eye Stone Emporium. Salt Lake City.
MI IOl
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EVE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT

frSE GRTHUE BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurlst: spectacles accurately fitted:
difficult cases solicited essee
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand A few second
hand safes for sale Write for circular.
Shealy Safe a. Vault Co.. II p. O. place:
o2673
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URNITURE CLEANED.

srr,r. ->~~->->~~ >------~-~~--.>,-
FURNITURE CLEANING AND
'en polishing call HyIand 23oS-R.
,k1S99
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WHERE TO STOP

~ ->>-->"------~-~---------~~
4LN HOUSE. So EAST 1ST so.
@oons: rates. Sbc, 40c and 60c; mod :
'--tns. lec. n1339
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IN sALESMANSHIP AND SECURE
gptood paving position in ten weeks:
~ positions open payinG from $1,000
,apD0 per year, write for particulars.
hRtional Cooperative Salesman's
ing Assn, Branch 4, Charleston. w,
AZ nSS7
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


STORE BLDG. on MAIN ST. NOW OC-
cupied by Paris Millinery Co.
Stores In new CLTFT-HALLORAN
BLDG. on West Broadway.
Store room, l5 East Broadway.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ,7-ROOM
' '' - ~ rScss
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WANT RELIABLE MAN TO LOOK AZ
ter operation of the Souther Sales
Cabinets in Salt Lake City and attend to
bond references. Phone w. @. Souther.
Kenyon Hotel; make opportunity for in
teryiew. m929
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WANTED
Wanted Statesmen.

- A. a CCTO SELL NEW EDUCA-
LII specialty to school boards. GN-
x TERRITORY. No competition. LID
,ronosltlon. UNION SCHOOL FUR.
INC COMPANY. 1904 w. Van Buren
ss,cogo III, mill
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WANTED-FOR u. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men, between ages of
is and 35; citizens Of United States of
good character and temperate habits,
language. For information apply to re-
cruitinS officer, Walker bank bldg,
Main and End SO. sts., Salt Lake City,
Utah n9I6
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GROCERY SPECIALS


GOOD MIXED NUTS. LIB. 15C; CANS
15c; 2 lbs. best peanuts. 2ocs kons,e es
and Postum: pkg. zoe; Worcsssersn'or n XMssat 10
Oat Flakes for 45c: Wedding BreakaasI
coffee. S5c: best creamery butter, butte ,oSos Sos'
9 lbs eastern cheese, 46c; good Cocoa,
10. csc: boxes matches, 25c; Sea SuI,
sardines. 1oc; Crisco. can, 26c; COMPOUND
lard, SIS 35c, 5s eoc. los s1.1o; lbs. rice TIC.
or brown beans. 25e; large cans miiA; !,
25c: Gold Dust. package. 2oS; cream o,
Wheat, 15c: cans oil sardines' ESc;
pkgs. Corn Flakes. l5c; eatsSp; 6otns; tsIn
SC; IS Cottolene. soc; los 81 90 ar hign
patent fiour s1.05; straight grade nonr'
81 90; Cerinade. sack, soc; II bars soap;
25c; pepper peanut butter, ID, 2oSi "a,
can can salmon, ioc; 2 plsgs raislns aSoi i. 2
cans corn. 15c: 2 lbs, coffee; soc; : @ Ins'
dried prunes, csc; chloride lime or ye'
can, Sc: IS lard soc, los Sl'5oi -lls ZOE,
mincemeat. h., 10c: two 2oc cans nsn
chowder. 15c; bologna. lb.. 1oc; pineapple'
can, l0c; Lipton's yellow label tea, To-
s6c: . pkgs creamery butter. SOC; pigs:
nSincemest, 15c . dog. good eggs: DOC;
citron iiti and lemon peel. zoe; best hsn;.
MS b0c: 2 lbs Sultana raisins,. zoe. Cni-
ca go store. 11e W. First South. malt
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Wanted Situation-Male.

POSITION WANTED BY MAN WITH Is
years experience as master mechanic
and supt. Of Instruction with mining
compa MES. Address "a. Tribune
m464
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esMEN WANTED; NO EXPERT
u required; earn while learning;
u today for list OF hundreds OF po-
Els now open paying $1,000 10 $4,000
hr. Address nearest office. Dept.
~National Salesmen's Training Asso-
On, Chicago. New York. Kansas City.
tie' New Orleans, Toronto. mSo7
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FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE WARE
house on o. S. L. switch: double base
ment and 2-story brick, electric eleva-
In offices: centrally located; rent very
reasonable. Phone Exchange 324: Hy-
land 806. g3stS
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ATTORNEYS

k<N~~~---N~->o~~-~~--
DRS & MARIONEAUX, ATTOR-
.. W. Powers. Thomas Marion
~, w, Mckinney. Roger ES Powers.
r9or front. Kearns bldg. Was. 1850.
yfarrington. notary. n3i32
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4 cOST OF LIVING SOLVED: THE
r6st and most favorably known
Ifaie grocers and provision dealers IN
lea. selling direct to consumers, can
I few more honest, industrious, iu-
Ind travelling men 10 present our
IN plan. saving the consumer the
~inan's profit: exclusive territory
hIonal opportunity; apply promptly,
AZ county desired. John Sexton d
Wholesale Grocers, Lake and Frank :
|reets. Chicago. mS9l
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
pLf READY FOR WORK AT A, M
hNp I 2. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
AL SOUTH 9TH EAST,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

CLASS SALESMAN
handle Salt Lake territory by estah-
n Los Angeles manufacturing COM
!: good. permanent position is open
-ic that has ambition TO set into a
'usiness: president Of company will
r Salt Lake all this week. Address
-X-27 Tribune. mS74
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Jackets cleaned, Sc; l., Jackets. So,
stoves repaired. Ontario ct, Phone
Wasatch 6Tl4-W-
Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, all makes. work guaranteed;
g, y. Lovett foundry, "A 7th w. Wa
satch 1890. f24s6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the u. s. marine corps, between the
ages OF 19 and So, Must be native born
or nave first papers, Monthly pay SIS to
S69. Additional compensation possible.
FOOD. clothing. quarters and medical at
tendance free. After 30 years service can
retlre with IS per cent of pay and allow
anccs. Service on board ship and ashore
IN all parts OF the world. Apply al u. S.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. los Main
st. Salt Lake City, Utah. inl3
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%: /. OLESON. LAWYER,
walker Bank Bldg. Wasatch 1921.
p6S0
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q rALMQUIST. ATTORNEY, RE-
Yeo to pol Kearns bldg. Was. $3.50.
k20i5
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h IT -FOUR CLEANCUT. ENPERT-
nrEd specially statesmen TO complete
sales force: those who can show
HIVE ability can make connection
RTl $4,000 or more first wear; liberal
m iLle account and renewal commission.
NJ Manager, IA \. Franklin St, Chi
ELL. mSS6
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NO. SOLICITORS WITH REFER
-, ,ences for we'll advertised proposition
Big commission and permanent worL for
right men. Unless you have made good
90 not call. See Mr.. Meyer. Tribune.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Employers wanting employees are invlt-
ed 10 communicate free OF charge with
the Presiding Bishops office, 40 North
Main street m9iT
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4 REFINED. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
10 care for a homo and two children
must be well recommended. Apply Mon
day. room IL Eaglc block. m97g
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TED-REGULAR AND SIDE LINE
Isnen TO sell our popular priced
of wood mission and hand colored
lars, big monevnlalers for live
nen; good commission paid prompt-
d Ute for particulars. Empire Art Co.
>,,1Eo. mSS5
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SAMPLE. NO SPLASH WATER
|lners are winners for agents, both
/; daily profit, 50 upward; let us
u: send DC (malling cost. Blk. Seed
Co, New York. mSI6
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n LED. statesmen FOR LIVE WIRE
h xrtIsins deal; all retailers; big money
j N Commercial Advertising Bureau,
" Uar Rapids IL. mSS0
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~ IN BUSINESS: l STARTED AS
ut; am now Z big manufacturer; I'll
you; men OF ability wanted TO open
y offices, solicit business and en-
8ubagents; no money needed. write
NJ G. u. Swartzbaugh Co, Box IS.
y, o. m3T8
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NURSE
NTING AND DECORATING

<r>>.,-~>~~--@-~~o---~~>-~
tESLEY & SON, 426 STATE.
4tch GIL. All work guaranteed.
h244
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church; we
ger you q position free OF charge. Ie,e Ie1eo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

FEW. LIVE. AGGRES-
u experienced travelling statesmen,
alye or side line, wanted 10 WORK
ni trade for 1919, by the Oldest man
~rtny concern In its line in the
I states; state experience. Address
6ox No. ., Lemont, Illinois. m9OS
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zatsMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
TO sell general trade In Utah; un
Id Speciality proposition: commission
ptct: s35 90 weekly for expenses. The
pental Jewelry Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
mSS3
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ICRoCERIES DIRECT TO FARM
jim your community for the largeS;
3saie house selling direct by sam
rIall goods guaranteed, drop ship
or carload; permanent positions
$35 to Sl0o per week and up, llo-
ID. Hitchcock, Hill 6. Co, Chicago.
In696
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FOR RENT ON LONG LEASE. NEW so
room, hreproof. modern hotel 30 rooms
with private baths: central location. Ad
dress p, O. box 14e h206s
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bsaiAN FOR GENERAL MERCAN-
~ Arade in Utah TO sell new propo-
NJ. W Of merit; attractive commission
:. ,pct for balance OF year and 1919.
= liberal weekly advances, Miles T.
ut Co. Wholesale jewelers., Cleveland.
mSsi
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aIsSIEN WANTED; LACES, EN-
1dcTies: only men with trade among
/ {oods and general stores need apply.
J 'rritorles. Merk e Co, 4i6 Broad
New York. m901
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" DEALERS. MAKE 50 PER CENT
se eales; good article. attractIvely dis
pf retails 10c send sc for sample.
-~1ngs, Box 1865. Central Station. St.
Mo. mS90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

rsMEN WANTED; WE WANT
!, "A Iesmen 70 handle our line of cal
Il. fans, aluminium and leather nov
Nfor 1919: with our liberal terms a
ran clear $50 weekly; write Tor ter
Model Calendar Co, Dept. 20,
\ Bend, Ind. Established 1850
! mSo5
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N IrNNr

-.HTS Make $25 TO 500 EVERY
. N H selling sign letters for stores and
ON -; success guaranteed: sample and
hra 3ulars free, Metallic Sign Co, 43T
Issis ark, Chicago. msS9
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Wanted-Ag gents,

" u D--AGENTS; LEGITIMATE
|{itute Tor slot machines; patented +;
D sight for 81 90; particulars. elisha
|nderson, Ind. mS34
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RORRHEA SPECIALIST

E<,1rx,r. ~----~~,-N~-O-->,-~.>--~>~-~--
cSEkT w HALL, PYORRHEA
~, 0K4I. PRoPHYLAxIS. $40
20 DLDH. n2253
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1916 So FT. ON SECOND FLOOR GAS
Company Bldg. Cheated), suitable for
light mercantile business; $40 per month
n taken at once. Windows face Main st.
Inquire Gas office
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.


and sth West ........,.....s5 90
3-room brick, 3rd y. and 4th W.. 10 90
S-room brick. modern, Brunswick
avenue .........,..... IS 90
4-room adobe, 35t No. 6th West. 10 90
4~room brick, is North 5th West 10 90
5-room moder brick, 516 u ST. -. 90. 90
broom modern brick cottage, 40
10th ave. furnace heat 80. 25 90
10th ave. .....,-t.............. 90. 90
6-room modern brick residence, sos
South Ninth East .......,........ % 90
I-room modern residence. 80 r St. SO so
S-room modern brick residence.
1854 Second avenue. garage ..,.. so 90
APARTMENTS.
AVONDALE,
No. 2l0 Eighth East street
Four-room, heated. new apart
.ment ..........,. ..............,.s sS5 90
Flye-room flat. steam heat. every
thing modern. 202 sth EAST. So 90
Groom modern, hot water heated
flat. No. 12s 3 St ......,...... 80. 90
ST. REGIS APARTMENTS.
34i Il. End South.
Three-room apartment nicely fur
niShed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 90
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
Builders OF Durable Houses"
Elk, 80. No. SO South Main Street.
n994
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-26
ATTACK MARTIAL LAW
IN VIRGINIA COURTS
Right OF Governor To Establish
Military Rule Is Questioned
BY Miners.

Charleston. w. Va, Sept. 24.-Re-
ports from the marital law district this
morning Indicated that striking miners
n military had spent a quiet night,
but more than the Usual stir was
created here by the report that the
acts Of Governor Glasscock's military
commission were to be tested by Judge
b. f. Teller in the United States dis
trict court for the southern district OF
West Virginia.
It was stated that suit would be
filed today by attorneys for the de-
tectiye agency whose men, employed
as mine guards, have been sent to
prison by the commission, and the
defendants would be Col. c. p. Jolliff.
Lieut.. Col. r. L. Osborne, Mai. John
c. Carnock, Maj. B. F. Scott, Maj. John
b. Payne n Maj. c. III. Kalbaugh,
members Of the commission, and Col.
George L. Wallace, Judge advocate
general.
The petition, 1t was stated, would
question the right Of Governor Glass
cock to declare martial law when q
state of war did not exist.