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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
TU1I3o S1uU1D.s sAIs

Default having beea naAs By George
". Pearson in the payment Of Q Pssa-
issory note and eestain iatsssst due
theresa, dated the teA Aay q DsssaAes
A. D. 1908, sad ssesssA BY certain
deed Of trust dated IL lth DAY sf
December, 1898, a.d rscsslsA % the
9TH day Of December, 1e0e, in beck
12 At Paes 352, Of the Garfield County
Colorado, records, by reason Of which
default the legal holder q tAs sasa
note has declared all Of tie saia in
debtedness due and payable aad De.
mands this foreclosure,
Now, therefore, four weeks public
notice is hereby given that I, tie I'M
dersigned, as Trustee OF saA Iced Of
trust mentioned, and under its powers
and authority and for the uses and
purposes therein stated, will sell at
public auction for the highest and best
price the same will bring in cash On
Monday, the 9Th day of January, A. d.
1918, At the hour of Two clock p. H..
ut the front door Of the Court Hsuss
in the town Of Glenwood SpFings, Coun.
ty of Garfield, and State Of Colorado,
all Of the following described property
in and by said decd of trust conveyed,
situated in Garfield County, Colorado,
to-wit: The north fifty (s0) feet Of
Lots numbered Fifteen ,l5), Sixteen
u6) and Seventeen (l7), in Block let
tered "P" in Spencer second add
ticn to the Town of New Castls, accord.
ing the recorded map or plat thereof,
together with all improvements there.
on; and all right, title, besefit and
equity Of redsmption Of the said
George W. Pearson, his heirs and as-
signs therein. subject only to fedemp
tion as provided by law.
Dated at Glenwood Springs, Cello
RADIO, this 9Th day Of December, A. d.
1912.
J. A. NacRAE,
Public Trustee of Garfield County.
First publication December 7, 1912
Last publication January 1, 1918.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
TUs ooNo Mad.

Nature In ths tfopics, LEFT to her
self. 70 harsA. aggressive. savage;
iooks - though she wanted to hans
you with her dangling ropes or impale
yen on her thorns, or engulf you in
her ranks Of gigantic ferns. Her
mood 10 never ~ placid and sane ~
in the north. There 10 . tree in the
Hawaiian woods that suggests . tree
gone mad. It 10 called the hau-tree
1t lies down. squirma and wriggles all
over the ground like wounded
snake; 1t gets up. and then takes to
earth again. Now 1t wants to be .
vine. now 1t wants to be = tree. II
throws somersaults, II makes itself
into loops and rings. 1t rolls. 1t reach.
es. 1t doubles upon itself Altogethes
It 10 the craxiest vegets BILE growth ]
ever saw. Where you can get 1t up
Of the ground and let II perform ita
antics on . broad sksletoa fFaAswork
It makes cover that NO sunbeam can
penet1te. and forns Q NviAg roof T.
ths most cAarminS vesaadas-os
laAais. - they are called In the ial
anAs-that oao eal wish to see.-
Froa "Holidays in Hawaii" By Jobs
burroughs in the Century.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
xsux II A resG Law

A few days ago, over near suit, .
pair Of iuoffensive Greeks were appre-
headed in the unlawful act Of hustiAs
,shsits without having sse.reA hast
lag licenses. The wardea Who caused
iAsir arrest marched then to tie asar-
set justice Of the peece vAsrs hey
were asssssed . fi.e q eo6.0e and
ess4a 1t is not related that they AaA
hilIed any game or even fired . esn-
Their statement that they were iG.se-
AT 4 tAs Law And bad As istsstisa a
wssessiAg was not 4uestieaeA Yet
they were soaked, compelled to give
over q share of their miserable cara
iAgs to satisfy the majesty Of the Law
and its self-inportant representatives.
Practically the same thing occurred
recently in Delta county, aad is likely
70 occur here or anywhere uAder the
present fool law, says the Plateau
Voice.
Now this writer is in intent, = law
abiding citizen. He believes that hws
which eurtail the privileges Of the few
for the good Of the may ass .sesssaey
aad ought to be enforced. but il laws
without sense or legitimate purpose
iexeept to exact few neasley dsllars
in fees) become effective, all his sym
psthy is with the person who disre-
CARDS them. Rabbits are q nuisance
and pest Millions have been expended
in their determination. II permitted
to flourish they would in some districts
ruin orchards and devastate fields. Yet
in Colorado We find them protected by
a gun law.
It is understood. of course. that the
law has no reference to rabbits, but
merely requires one to secure 4 license
before hunting with \ gun. But il
works out to protect not only rabbits
hut gophers, coyotes. and other "var-
ments' For many a man and boy has
gum S7ho cannot, in these hard times,
afford to pay the license fee.
If it is n crime to hunt rabbits in tn.
fields, then il i a crime to take one S
'22' and stalk a fat coekerel in the
barnyard; and if it is crime to taks
ones fowlng piece along when enjoy
ing ramble through the woods, thea
it is crime to own or possess = guu
at any time or place.
There is no objection to paying a
license to kill and possess certain pro
tected game. but to be taxed for the
privilege to hunt-rabbits, chipmunks
skunks, mudhen, anything at all o'
nothing whatever-it is certainly ths
limit .-Palisade TT bune.
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PRISONERS MIGHT De FReEu
osAy h ksW vosk Jsleo Az tel1
esaerasy - ~ oesiss lseAee
- tho laW.

An ssaninakioa q The Deisoa reports
4 tAs seaAo e New Yeek has shown
hat 1Sl Deisoaefs ars at present ssrv-
Ag tsrns h ths state unAse Illegal
Dentsaoes.
Part Of thess prisoner claimed whsa
- trial to b nrst oRendsrs, and 20
got - inds<erAinats sentence. The
law q New York provides hat %
seoood ooavicttoas 10 inlstefminato
senteace can - givea.
Part of them. hoWsvee, have sea-
tenoos which terminate In Tie middle
II the winter. The Law Of New York
wisely provides that NO prisoner may
b released in the winter season. when
work Is scarce and the Incentive to
crime 10 redoubled BY the hardship
II the cold.
Az to the nrst ground Of illegality.
,ther states have permitted indeter-
inmate sentences on second convic-
lions without discoverabls bad re-
suits.
As to the second ground one can say
The clAmor against the coarts would
be less elective II Judges would take
more care to get on familiar and
really frisoAay terms With tAs law
Chicago Jear1al.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
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VesG s0Aaab - 0ive GaAasen1AnaaAo
- ~ ~ AAv Asasse - DneAls -.
D0D ~ - CAsistnas haaidays.
RaRsa1D 80 6stGaA - - - haas
49, ysaAs hs0seaAb s.sl1s - take
~ = spaeaA vonAssils sEnaAs -
~ Daays Asvsss1 ~ - NaasAsra
o. taasAsr vAo 1sanA hsssale
A2ssas6N09 0thasWiao-wifh Q RoD0r
~ q unFuly boys WAao 0ahnal ha0na
u ~ onfn0A ~ oosa . AAooV ~.
- Dssoisa1 IL hsys ~ 4 49,
vess - tAsy nioAe haVs Q nanslssl
sAsV ~ bs1sss - ha1A1aya A
ths0aGA ~ term - taa1Ase ha09
~ usss0sse hso.ss -. pssaisAag
~ 1ns11salnsiy 1sisg ysoGAs -
0aEA Z ~ vsaaA haao aAaie Aa0sss-
0aa3 - - . l1Ae slaaAnsl ~
0sa0Ass ~ tAs AaaAesl s0ss1 -
6sV0 Usfe ssaasaAhAy 0AAa0aAhsa.
- vAsa - Dsress0aass sans -
Z ~ . hsvAAg soseasa
o. 11G1s asoossasy lnsay, ~,
~ ~ ssa. aaaAy aklsnsaal IL -
hsa1fso q ~ isAasasssAse.
wv. 1isAaA JeaA.. - ssslaiasl.
vAseS - oattaA ~ ~ s1f.
WV. 2lseaA Doaaa. q vus sae
y - 001noa Si66oe ysseaAAAy ~
~ - q ~ oaA 81 lADs rsvin'
aOaiast - tS1s..
wei. vsA" FstaF1s1 IL yosas
014s1 Doass. ~aA 1svaA sav sueA
seshsAAaesi Why AlAat yos let -
shAA rOWr
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
ssuD 0sWs ~ ~

81 vsst - tAenk - asso ~ Ast-
taa q ~ Aaas&" vsnAs C. .. 0nAsx,
Of Levisbsrs. y. Va, 49, ~ vs.-
derfsl Assasae aansfie ! - fsso use-
trie Ritt~ss. il essiag - Il As&A . ss
we're ease sf steoAeh tresAas sal Of
rhesHatis., fssa which I - hsea "a
slnsst heiPssss sn0ssss Ter ~ yssn.
IL ssiael ~ eaas - tAsa0A 0aAs tnsS
for ~" Fsr AysRspsia, iH&essGiss,
jaa.Aiee, and - ~ ~ syyseo sf kil-
ney Psissse ~ es.D sAssastisa-
Electric Bittses have Ne ssPssis. Try
then. Every bsttle 10 e,aan,AssA to
aatisfy. Oaly 50 eests at CAaA D..
Banes'
10 oAk8cA si1aV AsAaas oAsAas
~ u - - ~ hase oanaan -
hOas b ~ s1oas 90 - ~. Z onhss
- sas4 fss eAAssy AsAAaA o. .
tAD o1iaa.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
Ho1yC8 or Ru11x0 1RUU11B's

Dessult having bees made hy ]. B
Nasser in the payment u certain In
tereet due On that pfon,issorj note pay
sble 10 the or ler Of Z. A. Douglas. aud
secured BY . certain decd Of .rust dat.
ed the 3Oth day of March, 1910. record
Fl on the 7th Iav of April, 1910, in
book 81 At .sge 81 H The Garfield
County, Colorado, records, by reason Of
which default the legal holder Of said
note has declared all Of the said in
debtedness mentioned in said trust
decd due aud payable and demands this
foreclosure.
New, therefore, four weeks' psblie
notice 10 hereby givea that I, tks IA
asssignsa, - trustee Of said dssl Of
aaa aathseity aad fss IL 1ses and
TsYssss Ahssie shAe1 vin ~ u
fseas AnseSsa Ter ~ AigAsse aaA bsst
leise ~ saAs wa tsiae h -, -
1seeaN ~ 1eeA ~ = Dsss.Gse,
lsa4 - ~ hs1f seht1tS'A6sk' p q,
- ~ 1ssaGd as1g e - sssuneys sesas6
As~ - ~ AsgN q 0osnssA 1RqiaQL
ss1aA1 e oW6o1A - s1oAo Il O3e-
~, n = ~ 1s1sWiAe 1sal6sa
pespsety b - ~ 6nAa t&6oa - trnsa
eeoVSto4 sfo1aoDf - 0askinao Ssun11.
staAo e CsassAAo, >ssWi1. ~ -
.saIsssR.eaeiAR At the 9. Z. corner Of
tAs =. y. y ot tns & Z. Y Of sseeina
-, Twp. Z, q 4 ~ Wee e ~ ~
p. u, = . psint rsnning tAsass nsstA
s. reAs; tAsace west III rsls; ths.ss
sostA 6 IL sods; theses sast 10 rsds;
thsace IL II rods to tAs place q ~
ginning cootaininH - acres, asso e
Lhos- - ~ ~
Alss Lis interest in aad - Tie Jay
Bird ditch and . liz interest in and
70 the Mockiny Bird hitch and LIZ
intsfsst In aad to the water risAts b.
Isasing - saeh Of sd GesAee, bsias
1-l1 4 prisrities NaA s., -, @ sn1
le4 ,aeesrd;nG - tAe Assssso z ~
Dle19se Cssrs = Oasl1ssA sssn4y, Osse-
~ - Goo2 1lDoelse usk2 q
Snsu1e,e eu0lA - - - = q
@ Sf:0 = A1ss4,s
. = - = = - Z
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Land and water rights, which ezaatss
assumes AMI agrees to pays togstAse
with all right, title, equity ssd bsssfit
Of redemption Of the said J. b. Aaasse,
his heirs and assigns therein, ssbjss6
only TO redemption - provided by iAw.
Dated at GleAwood 6psiaSa, Csleea-
10, this llth aAy Il November, lS11
J. 4. 0Ae1AR,
Pabks Trustee Of 0erf3eal Cssnly.
First psblisaeiea Ne~so6er 10, lol1
Las psblisatioA December II, 1919.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
x3U030'0 NAL1

Default having been made in the pay-
melt Of tAsse three certain pesaissssy
notes for &5OO, 1900 And 13,00o, n.
speetively, dated October ~, 1909, ed
due in oae, two and tAsse years aftse
date respectively, the same having bssa
executed BY Philip T. Younger 70 =. Q.
having been made in tAe paynoat
of interest st the rate ef sisAk
per cent per annum from 6sp-
tember "a, 1910, and demand ~.
ing been made upon the u.deesiG.ea -
public trustee Of Garfield es..ty, Oh.
RADIO, to make foreclosure sale e tAak
certain lad, interest in Ai4sAae asA
water rights nentioaed aaA dsssssbsa
sscsFs H. Payneot ef saiA pso0oDosya
asss., rsessdsA 1. sosk q q paO -.
in tAe slies Of IT, clerk and sseseAse
cf sd Gsrfis.A eesaty, - -
dissAs. Al water risAts bsis( asssris-
ed - 9. = Of tie N. ". Y = 0ee. -
3. y n. T. Y Gee. %, 9. y q z. y,
N.Ek &E.k sAd SEN N.E.k ~ 4
Sec. 20, Tp. 8 g., 3. % ". etA p. u. aa1
the Carlisle interest in tie Uppss nsaA
Creek ditch from Roam Creek, and an
Of the Carlisle Ditch from Roaa Creek.
together with the water rights eonssst-
ed Herewith, subject TO all eassassAs
Of public nature and to the rights u
Fred D. Wilson (whek thero u suls-
cient wstefJ to the use Of The lateral
diteA constructed By Janes Adans al
Thomas ". vese in 1894, taken 81 e
Cer Creek bslsv "A Cehin, - lsae =
As shAn eoatribats enc third sf tAe q.
Pease ~ naiAtaining tnA keeping saao
n rsPsis, wtsAsst SaslAiaiaei q a1sse. ,
@E Aswsygst ~. Wa40 sieA1s. alsso.
~ g ~ YeenOse esoee1sA II ~
~ ~ Sssa q es0se; sssA fsessasssGo
- y y nA1s ~ - papssS z ~
- ~ 1sosA. NsoG ~ A6ssuoe e6oos
e4anan1 SAaaD0 esanss1sa UaoA -
- tA.,.l..A LA -, =
feS6 Tfegess & oAf3s61A tSsnA, Co.
paeS nA1s4 6sa ~ gna1sS q S6Fh
~ Hssa - ts1s4 6yrVltuo- q, 49,
psO0 saA1 aa1hsstEy esolauoa - -
= sesA t1sesp b sAa - 81 aasl e
Ense Do. hereby give NOTICE .shst on
Aseday, DeseabR 10, lDf1, @ -
. 'elsek n ~ Asssassa II saad ~; I
WIN ezpess Ter sa3e anA ssIl q poAno
suction, st ths frsa4 1sse e tAe ssugs
I 'sse In tie tswl II 0lsavosl 0psiaaA
Colorado, fer the A;gAest anA ~ pgSoo
eoeeisebIe therefor n cash, ~ Nd,
bitches and water FiGsts sit1aAs IN ~
Garfield county, ssA kereinaSsvs =.
seribed, and all the right, titls, bsssl1s
anJ equity Of redeaptica e tAs 0ta
Philip +. Younger. kis Aeis, sDA =.
aS.s sAsfstn, ssbjsss saly - ssame
ne - peevtaea - Nv.
Dssd g Gsewsea oPssa0A 0u1sge
q ~ - ~. q Nsvs1lSss. e q
. ltstr's iii,s AsA ln1mnR q
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
Just Q Little Farther On.

After North Carolina voted to BE- q
dry" state. its citizens became very
suspicious OF strangers.
One day = commercial traveller went
up to an old negro in 4 little town in
the eastern part Of the state and said
- hin:
Say. ancls. Il yoa will leaA ne te
so0s place where I can get . arink
IN givs yoa two collars"
ne Old AarAy Ioohsl hin ever care
fslly. aeesetsa - tvo pasnks. sal
sasd.. AN ragAt. bsss: jsst follsr lns.'
He ~ tAs tAlrsty oas tAsussA H.
0WA. - t1ssaGA tAs ssbasSss ~
- ssan1ly.a 81 ~ slaRss1; -
vsse Aase. thaV ~ iesavsess1 aAs.s
~ Ness a a1lsaas ~ - as1Aiaa
4 GlG6e ~ 0aA aa1psl: -
Iook hGl0. HaDol Whasp ~ ~
OsGag akbsP tla6 AIankf" la-'
~st Gvaas Gv1A i.As Esseauay
49,: ~ slat u nsEAaa u -
stata-yua<e
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
PUBLIC f1usfn.s aAIR

Default having been made in the
payment Of certain interest due o. that
promiss0ry note for the sua sf el,760,
dated December 10TH, l4V0, and dHs 10
three yesrs after date thsrsol, ths
same having beea executed BY Lew L.
Thomas aud Phoebe j. Thoaas, sad
default having been made In ths pay.
meAt of interest due % saiA Hete, aad
demand having beeA made upea the
undersigned q Public Trustee Of Gar
field County, Colorado, TO make fors-
closure sale Of that certain And, inter
est in bitches and water rights mea-
toned and described in that certain
deed of trust given to secure payment
Of said pr0missory note, recorded in
cook 72 at page 545, such land, ditchcs
And water rights being described -
follows, tO-wit:
!. lot or plot or strip Of ground
twenty seven and half feet wide by
Iae hundred feet hong, in Block No. 1
an the Huriburt addition No. Of the
xaachute Town Site, now the Town Of
brand Valley, in Section II, Twp. Z,
south Of Range S6 w. Of 9Th p. n,
and more particularly described - fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at . point IS
fest in Q soxsAeastesly dirsetioa fsso
tho Aartheast corner Of said Block No. 1,
running thence sloag street lins In ,
ssutAsssteriy difeet;oa 27k test;
theaes at right aaGses southwssterly
loo feet; theaee u right anolss nsrth-
westerly 27h feet; tAence At right
angles northeasterly 100 feet to the
place Of beginning; together with ths
Improvement thereon, also . proper
tiOnate interest in and tv the ditch
and water rights in the Daisy ditch; to-
gether also with . right to use the
south one-half Of the seuth Wall Of the
building now owned by Keek 4 Hos-
eabaugh, built upon . plot Of ground
Is conveyed to Reynold H. Keck and
Herman b. Hollenbaugh in Document
No. 3677l, recorded in book IS, page
SCI therein conveyed - . wall and for
the support Of an adjoining building,
which fint pas1y or assigas nay sssst,
viii rieAt . nssties tisskers i.le ~
van, aSd 10 Sss aaiA soaaA wall, u ~
ing underwood tha4 asy s.ea ssillins BY
fts4 pesty - eesiGns - eea sesA val,
sise, ~ = go sfSssaS16 s;ssz
!. - - 4 raA.s1nAss ~ - ~.
- - 5ssS& vs.t 4 ~ 81
fsiasiPai Ns61Eaa, bsia0 5 ~ W.
80 ~ test lsal a1A 1sss pastisa-
lasiy 1ssesibsA - fsa1sws, ts-Wit: r.
gi.li.s st . pstnk Ssx hsst lfuanins
ssaAAsRay alsaG ~ HAs = s1RssEs
fEse TIE lS!ts:ast se@sS eSsleI Seoekt
SSsscS SsathGossefiy 49, sAs kns Il
sksese - fsst; tAe1oe ss9thdssessiy a
hSAt angs0 leo fsst; tAs1esl ndFtA-
wsstssfy et night a.gsss - fsst, tsspss
nertAeastsfiy It right aAgiss 100 ~
b plaes ef beginning; tsgstAR alss
vita an The i1pssveosnts tAersss;
together also With . peopsFtisaass
right in and % the Daisy 1iteA. A -
q beck Of ground in Block I in tie
HuPIburt addition No. Ct the Town
Of Paraehute now the Town Of Grand
vs'ley, h &c. n. fp. Z q. Z. - wsss
Il IL oGA PfiDeipal MseiliAn al nssu
pastisalasiy 1ssseibsa - fsgls~s, -
vits 1sQlssing e . 2si1e mn ~
lsen ~ 1slgAo61e oDss1e - ~ osaa
Su1noAa = % 0u1h1nlAull1 aDnaosa
;;3sif: ::se:;ez
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
ossssas ~ usvsssa

a Osveaa1A lawyer tsaas this 90:
"A vo0aA ea2e uD b ~ once tn
otAse ~ ~ vaAtsd - knoW n sAa
eoald ge< . divorce becanso her hos
bae1 dsAa't bsaisvo b tAs Bibss. !
soel hsr that unless sAs had so0o
thing elss on him there Wuala b -
- IN bringing suit
But he's an absolute ihAAsll' -
fn01Uted-
@rAae nabeo - 1l0asoeAt' ~ I
0ossat b. 06se6r - 0e.4 G8
WoAaoGly. We4 ~ - 49, ~
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
eLlMWooD rRorKRfY fo fRApr

91aD = pVAs0 - - - -
= o1 D1ln1nDs ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
WtAaA We taso rsxsS

Il osaect my text" began ths yuuho
hymaA. ~fron tAs Book of NaalRA. n
b iascrfbsA On every Leaf, which G1lAGl
to every tree. in the library g -
forest-<Ae latter clause Of the 1suEtA
branch. and the third twig."-Su1osts
L0s4y. 'fs-' g
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
OFFICERS WHO USE
ALCOHOL INCAPABLE

New York, Dec. The use of alec
hol among officers of the army and
navy is declared the .'most battling
obstacle to progress, in report b..
Colonel Mervin Maus, chief surgeon Of
the eastern division OF the army The
report is made public in the journal of
the military service, published by the
officers of Governor Island. DIR.
Maus recommends that gro one who
uses alcohol beverages should be ap-
pointed to important positions, civil or
military, to tine command Of military
or naval forces, or any other position
of Importance and responsibility. In
reference to the evils Of the use of
alcohol u military Organization he
says:
''lt lessons working capacity. march
ing endurance, accuracy and rapidity
in rife firing, ability to command
troops and solve military problems, to
navigate and maneuver war vessels, to
act as members of courts and military
boards or to properly perform adnia-
istrstive work.
ut causes siekaesA inpaifs health
and .sefulness, adAs eFsatly to the nsa-
effieiency of both sliessy aaA, esa,
s4A additie.al ssrsss ssA esst = ~
.sdis..i desa-t.ss Saseivss ~ ~.
s,.srsat sf stAsFvia ;veispAla .sffisiss,
sai saHstes .sA ~ &slsss tAsa ~
- rstissA e psrqssa- ~ lxish eesr,s
rsepssdi.s issreses - ssvss..est ex-1
ps.ditarss.
The higher pewsn II jalensst aaA
.hi,i.y 10 n4S. pseptz ssH.lsrisops x=.l
weigh testinony II kwsred uadsr IL
inf1ueaes Of alcohol. oseious mistake.
Aays occurred as tie rssslt Of H. nee
e alcohol ansng o1ieses IN eeanaa1
sx lA1d and sea foeees.O
GEMwooD PROPERTY 10 TRADE
Pa,ties having oaraeid eou..,
sasshss to dapsse Of who win tat.
- payment desirable 6le.wosA ~
DsgH vin - ven - saks tketr vast.
0pvs - - = hass . fsv ssaAs.
9. ~ ~ = vtsv.
1A1anbUVnss = - = 49,
9 so ull11n0F ~ -
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
WORK DELAYED

s. B. ShumWay, one of the firm of Bowen & ShumWay who have the contract for placing the siphons in the crosscut canal where the latter is spanned by the A E. railway track. was in Mesa yesterday and reports that the work has been delayed con- siderably because of inability to get the excavation work done on time. In few days the firm will be able to resume work and will shortly complete the contract. Mir Shum- way reports that the firm has an other contract that offers quite a problem for cement workers. It is that of lining a long ditch on the Heard ranch, west of Tempe. The lining is to be two inches thick and to be of sufficient strength to with stand years of wear and tear. It is one of those jobs that MT. Shum- way characterizes as a hard propo- sitiOn." But he is not like a man who won't tackle it.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
NEWS IN BRIEF

A meeting of the directors of the Carney Mining Development com pany was held at the office of the company in the Mesa hotel building at 7:30 last evening
 Miss Ellye Ellsworth, the pho- togfrapher. went to Phoenix on busi- ness last evening. and expects to re- main a few days
 John Doe paid q fine of five dol lars in justice court yesterday for skipping with his fist resident of the city. MT. Doe claimed that he was not entirely in the wrong; that the man slapped was at the time making derOgatory remarks about young girls who were passing along the street.
 Marshal Peterson was under the necessity of arresting one of Mesa s young men Sunday night on a charge ot IntoXicatiOn It is supposed that the man had come in contact with q bottle of bad whisky shipped in from the neighboring city of Phoenix. Mesa being a dry town
 Word received from Clifton is to the effect that sam McKnieht is still quite i'll from rheumatism. Mr. Me Knight will return to Mesa as soon as he Is able to travel
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
GLENDALE
NEW MAYOR AND COUNCIL
 SWORN IN AT GLENDALE
A. w. Bennett Takes Over the Duties of Office; Woman's Club
 Play a Success.

The city council met last night The new mayor and council were sworn in and will continue the work the former council has started. The new officers consist of A. w. Ben nett, mayor, councilmen, o. D. Betts. c. B Carleton W. H Slaughter and Mir. Trebil.
 The Womans club play was a success both financially and as a source of an evenings enjoyment to those present. Mrs. Myers as Nora" was the laugh of the evening. Mrs. PaysOn and Mrs. Pearson as old maid aunts of "Madge" Mrs. Tinker, were also the source of much amusement. Mrs. Cartmel and Mrs. Cox who inn personated the men of the play were successful in their rendition of the parts The drills by the six girls showed a great deal of work and practice. At the close of the play Mrs. Flock and Mrs. NJ. P. White served light refreshments.
 Mrs Curnutt and Mrs. Sturges of Peoria were Glendale visitors today.
 The funeral of Maria Aguilar, the daughter of Ysobel Aguilar. who died Saturday, May 4th, took place yes terday The child had been i'll for three months with a chronic disease,
 Roy IT. Carr is doing engineers work at the factory while MT. Mer- ryfield is doing some repair work. Mike Marks has been doing this work very satisfactorily but has accepted a position in Gnlett and Greens Market, where he begins work today.
 John P. Graham was painfully in- jured about the face today, being struck by some falling lumber
 II. C. Mann is on the sick list again.
 Mr. and Mrs M C. Merriam and MT. and Mrs R. J. Carr attended the production of The Nirginian," in Phoenix. Saturday night
 J. S Marks is a Phoenix visitor today
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
MAY 7 IN HISTORY.

l'96-Bonaparte and the arm. of 9he French republic crossed the Pc at FlaCenza l829-NeniCe became a free port 1841-LOrd Rosebory born. 1S4S-Polish insurgents surrenete:I to the PrCssian troops after a great slaughter at Poson. l854-NeWs reached New Yori- q the evacuation of lower California by Col Walker lSG4-Genefal Grant made his flank movement from the Wilderness to Spotsylvania in the effort to get between Leens army ant Richmond 1S84-First news received that the steamship State of Florida hal been sunk in a collision off Bird Rocks. 135 lives being lost. lS5S-China pays Japan 50,000, 900 war indemnity. 1904-Last train left Port Arthur: Vi ceroy Alexieff and staff escape3: railroad cut Palondien two hours later.
 The Japanese captured Feng Weng Cheng, the Russians re- treating without giving battle. 1909-The Finnish elections favored a continued struggle against Rus sian control. 1910-George V. was proclaimed king of Great Britain and Ireland 1911-French army makes headway toward Fez.