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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

sNa
Visions Of an act OF the Legislative As
sembly OF New Mexico, entitled; IAN
Act To regulate the formation and
government OF corporations for min
Ink, manufacturing, Industrial ana
other pursuits Approved March Is.
1908, for and on behnlf NJ ourselves.
all other stock holders that may be-
come associated with US and said cor
poraiion. do hereby certify and do
clare that there shall De no stock
holders liability on account OF any
stock Issued by tho said corporation,
aud that all stock holders Of tho said
corporation shall he exempt from all
liabilities on account of any stock Is
sued ar held by them, except such liza
bllity for the amount Of tho capital
stock certified 10 have been paid, In
property or cash, ut the time Of tho
commencement of business; ana va
nuke and tlle this certificate With tho
Certificate OF Incorporation OF tho said
New state Realty company In pur-
Huance Of the provisions of section 90
of Chapter 40 Of the said Session lnws
OF New Mexico, 1905.
The | oGatlun of the snld New state
Realty company shall be suite ., ". 4.
ArmiJo building, In the city OF Nlbu-
querque, county OF liernalillO and
state OF New Mexico, at which its
principal office shall DO located, and
the statutory agent upon whom service
may be had shall be- A. u. Robertson,
whose office address Is Room 10, stern
Block, Albuquerque, BernallllO county,
New Mexico.
In witness whereof, we, tho said in,
cOrporatOrs, have horeuntO aHt our
hands and seals, In the city of Albu-
queraue, this the nth day OF October.
A, D., 1919,
JULIUS -, wENTKER. (scaD
ROBERT -. DONOHO. (seal)
JOSE l.. CASTILLO. (seaD
state OF New Mexico,
County OF Bernalillo,ss.
on this tho 18th day OF October.
A. d., 1912. before me, "A notary public
within ana for the county and state
aforesaid, personally appeared Juliua
O. Shcwentker, Robert ID. DOnOhO and
Jose L. Castlllo, being all the original
iDcorpOratorS OF the New state Realty
company. to mo known to be the per-
sons described In, and who executed.
the foregoing Certificate of Stockhold-
NAa NVH~AStHbNNNyt anu NIAHoNNNNbgN
that they executed the same as their
free act and deed.
In witness whereof. have horeun-
to SGT my hand and afilx=d my nOtar-
lal seal the day and year last above
written.
(BeaD WM, v. A. qIBRKE,
Notary Public.
My commission expires December
3Oth, 1912.
ENDORSED.
ono. 7360.)
Cor. Reed. Vol. Q. Page ts9. ceFti-
iicato OF StoekhOldsrs' Non Liability
OF New State Realty Company.
Filed IN once OF state orpoTatiou
Commission oct 70. t0ia, iia0 p. m.
EDWIN y. CoARD. .
Clerk
Compared EDO 10 JJo.
INDExMD.
State OF New Nexlco,
County Uf BernaIillO, ~ fa.at
!, This Instrument was filed for reo4
ord on the 1Sth day Of Oetoher tala
% ti20 o'clock, ~. N. NWH
Recorded IN Vol. i'C'' AElae, az Rae-
Vfds OF nald county. Gnlio tel,
"A. ~ VgAI81Enll.
Clerk ana t|neArder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

they went mite an honest primary.
fought out their fight In the omen on
the square, and square Republlcans
have decided 20 stand by them The
division IN the party on national az.
fairs II havips effect upon the state
Campaign. There Ia growing sus-
picion that there In not nearly 30
large a division on the head Of the
ticket AZ some OF the Wild third party
leaders have led the state to believe.
The farmers are beginning to realize
that they may have Democratic free
trade administration unless they stay
close 20 the Republican ticket and
their present day prosperity Ia so sat
lsfactory that they are not az all in
cllned to q change.
The Republican plurality In Town
four years ago was 7t,t3g. with the
Republicans returning To the ranks
and many Democrs ~ declaring that
they will vote against Wilson aud free
trade, the electoral vote Of IOWA MAY.
be- confidently claimed for Tart.
James II. Trewin, prcsldeu, NJ the
Iowa League OF Tait clubs is certain
tnat Iowa is safely Republican. He
cites many Democrats who are sum
porting Taft. 81 attended a meeting
the other night at pttumWa." he snId
today. when John W. Lewis, "A lead /.
ing Democrat, made q very strong
speech In support ~ President Tnft
and ibis administration. The letter OF
former Governor Horace Roles In
which he attacks IIuusryrlt. defends
TAFT, and says there rs me- necessity for
change has been widely circulated
and Is having It's cn,yt with the voters.
The letter IL understood tn moan that
Governor Boies docs not want q free
trade Democracy lu win. Iowa may
b" placed in the Republican column
without doubt"
Encouraging News From Indiana.
\ report received today from the
Republican state Chairman. Fred \.
Sims of Indiana states that the
Roosevelt followers are returning 80
fast To tho Republican ranks TINT the
poll books have iu Dee changed every
twenty minutes. liy states that all
over the state thr Republicans have
become convinced luat with the re-.
uniting ur the Republican party and
with tho large number Of Democrats
who state that they are satisfied with
present conditions. the state can be
taken from the doubtful column and
placed In the Republican list.
A letter from Huntington. from the
vice. chairman uf the county commit
tee, CurrubOratos the report made by
the state chairman, ANA concludes ~
follows: We know We are going tn
get the votes Of many Democrats who
TONS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Especial Correspondence to the meraud1

Especial Correspondence 90 the Herald
Chicago, H., oct. - w. W. scott
81 Montana, who WAS a visitor at Re-
publican national headquarters today,
mad" the. following statement con-
corning political conditions in his
state:
"rhc change In Montana toward
Talt within the last two weeks has
been something phenomenal n month
aga the Republicans were 'upparrnny
discouraged AMI Inactive. To-day there
Is tremendous feeling IN favor Of
Tart all over the state. Many who
wcr" nun-cummittal three or four
weeks ago are now wearing Tau but
tons, The Billings gazette. one Of the
best known papers IN the state, which
!uppurtrd 1t Toilette and then lee
manned neutral, has declared for Prs
idrut Tlrt, nud Is leading an active"
night IN the presidents behalf
"rhr reason for this Tart uprising
Is tn ne found In the fact that tina
Republicans now Hclicyc that the
president can ne elected. They feel
also that he must be- elected. The wool
INDUSTRY al Montana rs very large ami
the WOOL growers will be- ruined by
IN" importation Of wool from Aus
tralin. The cattle raiscrs have also
awakened 10 realization OF the ruin
Gus eject which 10 Democratic victory
would have upon them. | have been
to the three largest cities In the state.
ll"l"nn, Butte and Billings, and now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
CERTIFI,lN1 T. OF STOCKHOLDERS
NDN-llABlLlTY
NEW STATE REALTY COMPANY
rr CNua, ,lJAg-z2SO,N ---

-. CNus,, z349-z250.l -------
Wherefore. Tho lncOrporators nam
cd Ia the said articles ana who have
signed tho same, ana their SUCCESSORS
ANA assigns, are hereby declared Ia bo
from this date until the 18TH day ~
October. Nineteen Hundred and sixty
two. u corporation by tho name ana
Tor the purpos,s set forth In said ar
tlClos.
In testimony whereof the chairman
ana clerk OF said commission have
hcrruutu set their hands and affixed
the seal at said commission. at the
city of santa l'c. on this lstn day Or
October, \. H., 1919.
CScnD hugh II. WILLIAMS.
Attest; Chairman
EDWIN r. COARD.
clerk
lNDEXED.
state Of Sew Mexico.
County Of Rcrualllo. ~.
This instrument was filed for record
on the 18Th day Of October, 1872 at
1920 o'clock y, m.
Recorded IN Vol. 60" Mise. Of Rec.
ords Of said county folio 1875.
'(Seal) A. E. WALKER
Clcrk and Recorder,
state Of New Mexico. OfIice of the
state Corporation Commisslon,
II is hereby certified, that the an
noxcd Is % mll, true ana complete
transcript Of ,uu
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of
NEW STATE REALTY COMPANY
$50. 73ID)
with the endorsements thereon, as
samc appears uu iiie and OF record In
the office ct The state corporation
commission.
In Testimony thereof. the chairman
and clerk Of aid commission have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
the seal Of said commission, at the
city OF Santa Pc, on this 18th day Of
October 4. -, 1919.
(ScnD HUGH III. WILLIAMS,
Attest Chairman
EDWIN f. cOARD,
ARTICLES O' INCORPORATION
Of the
NEW STATE REAIITY COMPANY.
United States Of America,
state Of Sew Mexico.
Know all men by these presents:
That We, The undersigned, all citizens
of tho United states OF Amcricn ana
Of the state Of New Mexico, whose
full nnmos are Julius q. Schwentkcr.
Robert u. DOnoho. and Jose l.. cas-
THO, do, under and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of an Act OF the Leglsla-
tive Assembly of New Mexico, en-
titled: IAN Act 10 regulate the for
nation and government Of corpora
tlons for mining, manufacturing. In
dustrIaI and other purguits,' approved
March 10, 1905, associate ourselves
together M body corporate ana
hereby adopt tho following Articles
OF incorporation. to-wit;
ARTICLE 1.
The name OF this corporation shall
be the New state Realty company.
ARTICLE IL.
The location Of the said New state
Realty company shall be- Suite 6, N. II.
ArmIio building. corner Second street
and Central avenue, IN the city OF Al.
b,,auenaue, county Of Bernalillo ana
state OF New Mexico. nj which itS
principal once shall be located.
ARTcLiuHIL
The statutory agent upon whom ssr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

This does not mean HChtaeSs,
although you run the risk of this
fault in cheaply tailo'"d suits without
"balance." 1t means only slightly
narrower shoulder and hips, and trous-
ers a triAe simmer. LapelS are soft
and rolling.
Fabrics are as many as the men
who will look them over. Worsteds
are still popular. Rougher goods are
feeling the style influence and you
cannot &c better dressed than in
Stein-BIOch tweed or cheviot.
You can be fitted without doubt in
a Stefn-BIoch fall suit. A moments
call on your way home, or down
town, will settle the question-and
the odds are on your being fitted and
saving money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

S~~NN~~-N~~~sN~~~r~N @s~S~Nr~~NeNSS~N~NNr~~~4~
state ut New Mexico. once of the
state Corporation Commission.
II IL hereby certified, that there was
filed for record Ia the office of the
state corporation commission Of tho
state Of New Mexico ON the 18Th day
of October, \. d., 1912, at 1880 O'Clock
y. m,
ARTICLES OF INCORPOtATION
mud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Poll 0r New York.


Director Mulyunc. In charge of the
western bureau of the Republican ma
tiOnrl headquarters, has received dhc
following telegram from New York.
"Chairmnn Barnes has given the
following figures to the press. showing
Republican majOritics outside Create.
New York. II will bc m. ,sSi1lc for
Democrats tn overcome this with
city vote, -Four hundred nud ninety
five election districts out Of total or
3,lO1 outside Of Greater New york
report through the canvasscs complrt.
cd the following vote for president.
TAFT, GS,9iN, Wilson. iI,2Gt; nchhs.
1855; chain, 33l7; Roosevelt IS
1868, Tan's plurality. l7,GgL This rn-
To Of vOt" carried out throughout the
entire stntc indicates u vote ,pItsldO
Of Greater Sew YORK for president NJ
follows: Tart 1885,. Wilson. 32l,-
037; Drbbs, I2,39i. Chniin, 1G,9IG;
Roosevelt, llt,NG0. rats plurality
llO,22i. These Canvagsys are care
fully made ana have been a reliable
guido To- the Republican state com
mittcc Tor the past nrl'rn years.
J.. Il. GLEASON,
Secretary. Republican stat"
committee.
In Iowa.
Polls taken In Iowa during last
week show such a weakness for the
third party ticket In Iowa that even
Tho Republican state leaders are SUR
prlsod. There Is every indication that
clarke ana the other candidates for
state office are to receive the favor OF
"a" voters bocaus" Of the fact that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

part ~ the state is typical In this
precinct there are i75 voters, ~ which
$50 are FOR TAFT, iiO for Wilson and
a. for ROuscvrlt. There Is not pre-
cinct in the state In which It IL not
evident that Republicans are lining
up for TAFT In order To prevent the
election ~ Wilson ON free trade
Uniform "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

E. L. Washburn Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
Boy Lassoes a pos.

were bitten before the, animal was
killed.
The dog first appeared in the high
class neighborhood at Ross street and
Bedford avenue, where 1t did whlrl-
ing doggish stunt, indicating that it
might be mad or at least a keen suf-
fered from fleas or any one Of hun.
drcd fits neglected CANNES get. A
man told the Clymer street police that
If they wanted TO save Williamsburg
from an epidemic of hydrophobia they
bad better get on The job and corral
the dangerous beast.
Lieutenant Lyman picked two OF
his best pistol shots, Policemen Geo.
Bender and John Stantowitz. They.
chased their quarry to Ross street and
Lee avenue. Soon 100 men were chas.
ing the dog. the policeman trying
hard tn get shot at the beast, but
not daring to Are for fear of hitting
somebody,
The dog wound up in doorway at
l73 Division avenue. A council OF war
was fe!d. and while II was on four
boy scouts Appeared. ohe Of them
had Ills mothefs clothesline made
into q lasso. &.
GIVE me that rope, sonny" said
Policeman Bender,
What for?" asked the 81 boy drawing
back,
'T,vant TO lasso that d0g," said the
cop..q ,py VI gg, ;.
Want him lassnsd, ssgre?" asked
the scout, at once coillng his rope.
Then before the astonished officer
could say word he skillfully whirled
the line and dropped it neatly over
the yelpiug dog.
The police finished the job.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
CHILD DIES
FROM BURNS
Virginia, TWo.YEAR.oLp pAueH.
TER OF Mr.. AND MRS, AMOS
HAueHT, VICTIM OF AN OPEN
FIRE,

Virginia, the two-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Taught, Of Fair.
view, died last night at 2 o'clock from
burns received several days ago. On
Tuesday afternoon OF this week, the
childs clothing caught fire from an
open crate, while her mother had step
ped from the house for few minutes.
The mother heard the screams Of an
older child and hurrylng in the house
found the baby in flames, her clothing
being entirely burned from her body.
The little one lived until last evening,
when death relieved her suffering.
Funeral services will ne held tomor-
row at the Highland Church under the
direction of Undertaken 2. F. Ammons.
Last winter Charley Taught, a brother
of the child's father, was burned to
death at the Taught residence by an
explosion Of gas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
SPINAL MENlNeITl"
EPIDEMIC IN TEXAS.

DALLAS. Texas, Jan! ii.-That the
ravages of spinal meningitis in sew,
eral Texas cities had been checked to
some extent, was the statement given
out by the board of health, after a
meeting here yesterday. The board
was colled to investigate the situation
and take necessary steps to halt the
spread Of the disease which has
caused SO many deaths.
Two new case were reported in
Dallas between noon yesterday and
$3.50 O'Clock last night. and one death.
For the preceding twenty,four hours,
twelve new cases ard-tire deaths were
reported 70 the city board Of health,
About thirty cases are under, treat.
ment at the hospital set apart for this
disease. which is under the direction
of DR.. Abraham ispphian, specialist OF
the Rockefeller Institute Of New York
city. Only two deaths have occurred
at the institution since DR.. Sophian
assumed control.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
VICTIM or MENINGITIS
JOSEPH EDWIN, LITTLE SON OF
CHARLES CLAYTON DIES AFTER
SHORT ILLNESS.

Joseph Edwin, ths little son ot Mr..
and MRS. Charles ESjtGlagton, died East
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home
OF his parents on Spring street. The
child was one year and seven months
old and death followed a briet illness
from? meningitis. He was the young.
est child in the family. Mr.. Clayton
Is employed as head of the china de-
partment at Hartley's store.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday morning at 1890 o'clock, from
the GAINESVILLE Methodist Church and
interment will be made in the Jones
Cemetery there in charge Of Under.
taker R, c. Jones. Rev. w. l. Canter
will ofIiclate at the funeral service.
A special car will leave Maple avenue
at 10 O'clock, which will convey the
funeral party to GAINESVILLE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
NARROW ESCAPE.

WHEELTNG-samuel Kraft, presI.
dent and general manager of the
Kraft Manufacturing company OF
Moundsville, his son Louis, associated
with him in the business and Ray
Welchonce. chauffeur, had a narrow
escape from being instantly killed
about o'clock last evening. when the
big Maxwell touring car in which they
were returning to their home at
Woodsdale, leyond Wheeling, became
ummanageable while running about 20
miles an hour down the steep Fulton
hill, plunging over a twelve.foot EN-,
bnnkment at the foot of the hill, and
plnnlng the occupants under it as it
turned turtle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
HARDWARE men
At HUNTINGTON

Preparations are being made for the
entertainment of the convention Of the
West Virginia Retail Hardware Deal
ers association which will be held in
Huntington on Feb. u, 10 and IA.
Hardware dealers from every part
OF the State will attend the conyen-
ton and there will also be about 300
factory and Wholesale men to meet
the West Virginia buyers.
An elaborate programme for the
entertainment Of the hardware men. is
being arranged by Huntington hard.
ware dealers. assisted by the chamber
of commerce and the city governors.
A banquet which will be held in con.
nection with the convention promises
to be one of the feature events OF the
year. :po'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
MRS. D'BERRY
FIFTH WARD WOMEN, DIES IN.
CINCINNATI HOSPITAL, WHERE
SHE WENT FOR TREATMENT.

A telegram received in the city last
might announced Tie death of Mrs.
Albert DeBerry, which Occurred yes
terday in Cincinnati Hospital. Mrs.
DeBerry, accompanied by Mr.. DeBerry
left here a few days ago for Cincin-
natl, where the former was to receive
treatment, having been in poor health
for some time The news of her death
reached here last night, coming as a
severe shock to her relatives and
friends.
She is survived by her husband, who
drives the post office mail wagon and
little son, Walter. aged 4.
The remains are expected to arrive
tonight, though the exact time Of their
arrival is not certain. Funeral ar
rangements are in charge Of Under
taker r., L. Cunningham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11

Of, the guests. She had proceeded Is
miles when she sighted a bear in the
trail coming toward her, She shouted,
thinking that the animal would take
to the bushes, but instead 1t contin-
ued 10 advance. She opened fire.
After several shots the bear left
the trail, giving her the right of way.
When. she reached the place where
the bear took to the bushes she found
blood and on investigation she found
the animal few yards from the trail
lying dead as result of one of her
shots
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
TORN TO PIECES.

ELKINs-Frank chuccia. an ltal,
ian. was literally torn to pieces in an
explosion In coal mine at Henry, w.
Va. The miner. who was but eighteen
years of age. was working alone in, a
room and 1t is supposed was planting
a blast when 1t accidentally was set
OFF. His neck was broken, one arm
blown off. the limbs broken and the
body INITIATED beyond recognition.
No one elsetins the mine was hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
.LASSOES A had DOG
NTH a CLOTHESLINE
Boy Scout Captures Animal
Chased BY Police and a
Big Crowd.

New. York.seyeral hundred men
and women on the Williamsburg plaza
Of the williamsburg bridge had a ter
fifying experience when a big yell
low and white mongrel dog. ran yelp-
ing and swapping into the crowd, fol-
lowed by two policemen with revoly-
.ers, who stopped every lew feet, took
aim and seemed about TO fire. The
crowd was uncertain which was the
more dangerous. the dog or the arm:
ed COPS chasing il. Three persons
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
FIRE CLAIMS TOO.

| Understandable deaths re-
isulting from clothing ignitlng from an
open fire have occurred here this
week Lettie Rule, a young lady aged
nineteen years was burned one, day
and the ollowingadaN Albert Wright,
aged six. was burned to death in the
same manner. Both deaths occurred
at the City hospital where they were
taken for treatment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
$225.0O Piano free. Ask about 1t.
OMEN'S MUSIC STORE.
roNIGhT.

Tonight at the Hlppodrome, the
iingiing musical comedy THE Rajah
of Bhong," will be seen. The show is
far above the average miniature must
cal show. The comedians are funny
and the girls as good looking and can
sing and dance. Several tuneful must
cal selections are introduced through
out the show, the kind you will like.
Especial scenery and effects are car.
ried and will help make pleasing
show.
The show is under the able manage
meut OF ], Arthur Nelson, who pre-
sented THE Isle OF Spice" and THE
Telephone Girls" earlier in The sea-
son.
Two reels of good motion pictures
will be shown in connection with the
musical comedy,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
LOSES BOTH EYES.

PINEvILLE-John W. Ball, sheriff
of wyoming county, who was taken to
have his eyes examined on account OF
an accidental explosion Of bottle Of
turrentlne aud sulphuric acid. has
returned TO his home here. Special.
ISIS could do nothing to save the sight
of either eye and both were removed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
KILLS BEAR on LONELY TRAIL
Girl in Her Teens Has Battle
With eruin and Comes or
Victorious.

Port Townsend, Wash.-on lonely
mountain trail in Clallam county,
Miss Mary Schmitz, girl in her
teens. had a battle with a bear. in
which she came out victorious, Miss
SchmItz was employed at the Hotel
Merrymere. and decided TO visit her
parents who lived SGFmiles away.
She Started out on. the Journey afoot
armed with a revolver, loaned by one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
FARMERS, scHooL

. Observation-Disclosures Of Harri.
son county are making extensive prep.
arations for the horticultural school
which will he held in this city on Jan
uary 10 to 49,, inclusive, underlthe aus
pieces of the college Of agriculture of
the West Virginia university at Nor.
gantown. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
ss Deeds Recorded.

Deeds were received yesterday ut
THE office OF the clerk OF the county
Court for recording as follows:
George !. Ensmlnger ct al, to S. w.
Monear, parcel Of land on Mill Fall
run in Lincoln district; consideration,
$500.
!. Garfield SnideF to ]. H. Smder. a
parcel OF land on pawpaw creek in
pawpaw district; consideration, 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
BUILDING BURNED,

KENovA-The high school build.
ing at Kenova was destroyed by fire,
entalling loss of s25,OOO The orr.
gin of the fire is unknown. School
had been dismissed only a short time
when the fire broke out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
Appointed DEPUTIES.

cLARKsBuRG- sherlff Percy Byrd
has appointed John c. Robinson aud
Leo P. Gaulfeld as his deputies. Mr.,
Robinson served three years under
the late Sheriff NJ. ]. Francis and Mr..
caulfeld is a new man in the sherirf's
office: ~" a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
SUDDEN psArH.

WHEELING-Mrs. Margaret Eliza
beth Raybill, OF 1886 Crescent road,
was found ,deadiR her bed shers!ys att
er / o'clock last might, the cause Of
death being as heart failure.