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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-28
ITO DAY"

Under the above til Anoea Morgan oon+r;bntoe - b rs
mopolan for January aoem w bch in tb esteem If o
scribe destined to makar 90 famnns a. Th NO. with Th
noe ala Edwin the closing years of the
Let no reader OF your abe paper neglect hunting up and
rcaang TINS inspiring Triumph and then give thanks
God that we've been permtto this day. though
lines:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-28

builder. The Rambler is
beautiful craft, 80 #. long, 8
beam, capable of carrying thirt,
passengers and is fitted especia
ly for that object. She VIII n
doubt become in great demand
for excursion parties this sum
mer. ~
As is their usual custom
the Elks wall throw open thei
door on New Years Day to al
of their friends from four to ST
o'cbck p. m. Light refresh
merits will be served and a goot
string band will be in attendanc.
to furnish music for those wht
enjoy dancing.
NiHasw glass cu& to any siz.
wazted.-BertNand Lumber Co.
We are in receipt Of an in
vitaiion from Mr.. Edward j. LIE
Bla1c to the opening of the Oar
deal Opera House at Vile Platte
La, which he has leased for a
tern of years. Mr.. Leblanc will
giyf the people Of that place q
serns of motion pictures. W.
with him success in his new home.
Ioss Club Sauce now las. Buy
het<se.
p. NJ. Dickinson Lodge, No.
sc, /. O. O. F. Of New iberia held
their regular election Of officers
last Thursday, december 10Th,
with the following result: R..
w. Frame, Noble Trand; DR.. J..
B. Hull, Vice-Grand Thomas r.
Morse, Financial Secretary; R. C.
Harrington, Recording Secretary !;
Chas. H. Lee, Treasuhr. Dele
gates to Grand Lodge, iamuel M.
We'll and John T. Whit, Alter
mates, Max Levy: and T.R. Morse.
Several desirable residences
for ent.-Apply to Shap &
Nuckolls.
Mr.. Jerry w. Taylor, Who
was awarded the contract tore
roof and repair the damage dA+e
to the Parish prison by fire, III
ordered his materials and WI
Immediately begin the worl
thereon. The inmates of the Jai
have been rather unfortunat
this winter. Due to unforseel
delays and accidents, the install
lation of the heating system
which should have been com
pleted month ago, still remain
unfinished and the destruction o
the roof necessitating the use o
tarpaulins during the recent we
spell haasuadded greatly to thei
discomf Both contractors
now have their re
spective pllshed II
the near fuD insurln
some measure o. Or tn
remainding winter
Boarders taken ct prfv
No 3O4 West Main StrS0l
tlactive rooms and good bo6l~
Gentlemen preferred, referenc'
Phone 249.
The young men Of New Iberi
entertained complimentary, to tn
young ladies with a dance at tn
City Hall, Thursday nigh
Among those participating were
Misses Ethel Sharp, Ello d.
Blanc, Celeste Dimitry, Lila
Guilbeau, Adeline Pickett, Gel
trnde Mcdonald, Alice McCor
maid, Yvonne Arnandez, Mimi
Scott Thompson, Alma Sharl
Rita Eckart, Hazel Sharp, Bessi
Bauman, Olga Smith, Miss L.
bourgeois, Ida Campbell, Messr'
Henry King, Jas. Hall, Robt. Pei
ry, John Collins, w. Smarden, !
Lietemeyer, Charles Pickett, Eal
Hall, Glenn Binmngs, Willie D.
CUR, Paul Romero, Compto
Frere. Harry DeValcourt, Liont
King George Renoudet, Roher
Bell, Eugend Levy, Benny Re
nauer, Alfred Pickett, Harol
Kahn, Hilton Sandoz, jules Mey
ers, Richard Eckart, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jules Dupuy and others.
The most serious cases q
cramps caused by flatnlency al
almost instantly relieved BY Bro
DIES CORDIAL. Keep . bottl
close at hand. II is the famE
friend.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-28
i MERRY CHRISTMAS
and HAPPY NEW YEAR.

May all Of yOM forget your
\ troubles and Improve y0Mr
condition Is the sUish 1 hare
Vr my friends and patrons.
n. DAIGkE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-28

On Saturday, january IStA
1913, at II o'clock .. M, undel
onder Of the 10Th Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Louisiana, / vii
sell FOR CASH in front Of tn
Court House, all the open &C
counts and promissory notes du'
The Tulane Company, Limited, II
receivership.
ALPHONSE DAVIS,
Receiver
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
cAMEMsERr CHEESE.

Camambert is the name of COM
inune, a few houses about Canaan
bert church, in the prefecture vi
nloutier and the department of
Orne. The cheese got its name from
the fact that it originated near
there, but there isn't a cheese fac
tory nearer than three miles away
now, and not enough people live in
Camembert to run one Of any size.
Caen, the principal Camembert mar
ket, is in Calvados. The cheese is
carted to the shore and carried
across the mouth of the Seine to
Havre in boats. It is made, how
ever, on the northeastern side of the
Seine, and from there comes to
Havre direct. The cheese is shipped
unripe, even to home markets near
at hand in French cities. It is sell
dom over four weeks old when it
leaves the factory and is often only
two or three.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
ABOUT GOING OUT EVENINGS
Natural That Woman Should Want 70
Get Away From Scene Of
Constant Toll.

In the course of a days work a
man has many interesting distrac-
tions, yet he is prone to take the at
titude in his home that he bears all
the burdens and his wife none at all.
The man returns home, processes
that he is "worn to the bone," and
somehow he "gets away with il" It
is refreshing to him to return to his
comfortable home, made comfortable
by his wife, and he rather hates to
go to the theater or some other place
of amusement. He really wonders
why women are forever wanting to
be on the go.
The home, however, is really the
woman's business Office, where every
thing spells work. What means
quiet comfort to the husbands means
infinite toll to the wife. 1t is but
natural that she should want to get
away from the scene Of her constant
toll in the evening when the days
routine has been done.
1t would be good thing for the
husbands if they were put to house,
work for at least one or two weeks
in their married life. They would
then have a broader perspective
Washington Post.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
NOT ALL BACTERIA ARE BAD
Some or0anlsms Are the Most Potent
md Faithful ALLIES Of the
Numar RaaA.

There are good as well as bad bac-
terra. While bacteria bear, in the
popular estimation, an evil reputa-
ton by reason Of the part they play
in SO many fatal diseases, not all the
bacteria in the world are working
against man and his interests. In
deed, some Of them are his potent
and faithful allies.
The minute organisms, for in
stance, that manufacture nitric acid
as food plant are of most benef-
cent kind. One set Of bacteria busy
themselves in converting ammonia
found in the soil into nitrous acid.
There their work ends and, 80 far
as the plants are concerned, it has
been ineffective, since plants cannot
feed upon nitrous acid.
At this point, however. another set
of bacteria come forward and from
the nitrous acid produce nitric acid.
from which plants are readily able
to derive nourishment. Still other
bacteria, living in the roots Of GER
tain plants, enable these plants to
assimilate nitrogen derived from the
air, and thus, instead Of exhausting
the soil in which they grow, actually
enrich it.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
HARVESTING BEGINS
GOOD YIELD PROMISED
IMPLEMENT DEALERS ARE KEPT BUSY
SUPPLYING HARVESTING MACHINE.
RY TO FARMERS.

This week has ushered in the be-
ginning of the first harvest of small
grains for the reservation country.
AS general thing crops are very
good. although there has been
some mistakes made in the manner
of farming which has resulted in
small yields for some fields. For
instance, it was the belief of some
that last years flax ground, where
that crop was kept standing to the
very last in the hope that it might
ripen, so that no blowing could be
done last fall, would be better for
spring crop of wheat or barley
if it were all disked instead OF
spring plowed. It now is appar-
ent that that spring plowed land
will yield much better than that
which was simply disked.
Winter wheat is we'll filled and
promises to yield we'll and be OF
good quality. By far the most
important crop is fax. and that is
reported as being fine, both early
and late seeding. Some of the
earliest fax is well headed out but
none will be in shape to cut fol-
some time yet. The harvesting SC
far done is Of winter rye. barley,
winter wheat and oats.
Our implement dealers have
been kept busy during the last ten
days getting harvesting machinery
set up and ready for delivery. Il
is estimated that about forty bind
ers will be delivered here and more
than half of that number has al
,.o1<lx, rro,,o N,,t
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19

Rice in considerable quantities is
raised in Mexico, but the method
of cultivation is most primitive. No
attempt is made at irrigation. Land
is cleared by telling the timber and
burning over the field. The soil is
not plowed. Planting is done from
june to August. A hole is made in
the soil with a stake, and the seed
dropped in and covered. 1t is plant
ed in rows about'a foot apart and at
about the same distance apart in
rows. No cultivation is given to the
growing crop beyond an attempt to
keep down the weeds with a ma
chete or hoe.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
EAGLE BUTTE SWEPT
BY DISASTROUS FIRE
NINE BUILDINGS DESTROYED. FLAMES
SPREAD SWIFTLY IN HIGH WIND
OF SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

Eagle Butte was visited by a
very disastrous fire last Sunday af-
ternoon. The fire started in the
living rooms over the general store
of c. E. Robinson which was To-
Gated on the west side of Main
street, little north of the central
part of the business section of the
town. A very strong wind was
blowing from the north at the time
and every building in the remand
er of that block to the south was
destroyed. These were the gener-
al store of c. E. Robinson, the
general store of Berg & Cady,
Peterson drug store, Sparks
hardware store. the Dakota State
bank, DR.. Stark's dental Office, the
.postoffice building, Johnson's liv-
cry barn and the Citizens State
bank on the east side of the street.
The fire started at about one
o'clock. The fire fighting apparat-
lis consisted of a. couple OF small
chemical engines which are not
very effective when a fire gets on
the outside of a building and there
is much wind.
The total loss amounted to some
thing like fifty thousand dollars of
which a considerable portion was
covered by insurance. although we
are unable at this writing (Wed-
nesday) to learn the exact amounts.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-19
SAVED AGAIN.

II was behind you coming up the
street just now" asserted Mrs. Jel-
lus, "and you rubbered at every pref
ty woman you passed"
CAT every stylish woman" correct
ed Mr.. Jellus. 81 was just taking
note of the gowns, with view to
buying you a handsome one"
And Mrs, Jellus smiled once more.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

ldicating y i7-mils distance from
Klamath Falls.
Here . little over 1900 yards Of
dirt has been put In to make . road
Of ample width for teams. the thor
ouGhfare being 30 fest wide at the
base. The soil used to surface the
road contains considerable pumice
and makes hard. smooth. durable
top for the highway. good for any
Kind of travel.
heretofore. from the latter part
of September until the following
Juno the road would be from one
quarter to three-auarters in the va.
ter. while In Pressing winter weather
Il Was all ice. The new one Ia built
at right angles. and one Of the fsa-
turcs Of II that Mr. Durreii admircs
mos: Ia that there IL plenty Of water
stations along the new route. 20 thu.
man and beast need not 90 dry.
a short distance this side Of the
Solomon Flats OIL there 10 q we'll,
while At the corner where the turn II
made TO roach that stretch there IL
. spring. Just beyond II there 10 q
creek. Al the 3i-mile post there IL
. spring. also st - miles. Al 25
miles there Ia more water. and at
KELLOGG. :sh miles. aqua may be
had. Not far beyond ~ tho river.
and on either Size Of Long Prairie arc
Watering places. while there are two
In Long Prairie Itself. Al Bear Flats
more water 10 found. and there 10
Grass all the way. % that plenty OF
fodder Ia IN be secured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
ROAD TO SOLOMON
FLATS IS FINISHED
Benefit to the City by the Completion Of
OF the Highway Will be Great. Resi-
dents Tell of Advantages of Road

Work on the new county road
through Solomon Flats In. brsn co,r.
o,.,sa nv IN. .,.w ...,., =. a.,
-. " ''
''""' '"''' w. IT, ""rrei' ana the
Improvement. according to testimony
offered to the county court Saturday
has already benefited local merchants
to the extent Of probably $4,000 Ia
trade. The further from tho city tho
Improvement Ia completed the great
or tbs annual increas. In benefits to
local merchants Is expected 10 be.
aud at the same timo the outsider.
who Wish to do thsIr marketing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

WV WI A<oWSD.
Dspastosat of he lasssss. Uaitsl
States Lanl once q Laksvlsv,
Orogoa. June ~. 1871.
Notice =. hereby sivsa that James
Briscos. whess posts0se address \
Klamath vsils. 0rseea. did. % The
ID day Of January. 1871. als n tAis
once sworn statement and sppliea-
ton No. os337. 70 purchase the GW \
Nwk. Section -. Township % D..
Range 10 T.. Willamette Meridian.
and the timber thereon. under the
provisions Of the act Of June .. 1878.
and acts smeadatory. known - the
Timber and Stone Law" at such
value - might b Axs1 By appraiss-
ment. and that. pursuant 20 such ap-
plicatioa. the land and timber there
on have bssn appraised st . total of
800. the timber sstimatsd q to.ooe
board isss at 81 per ~. and the laad
1t $40: that said applicant viii o9sr
naal proof in support Of Ais applies-
tioa and sworn seatsasat % he 0etA
day OF August. 1919. before c. n. Ds
Lap. coaaty clerk Of Klamath county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
APPLE TREE LOW
WITH BIG FRUIT
HPECiMEN ON sANDEiw0N PROP.
xRTY Man TO M PsOPrED W
To KEEP n Yss0aa BRssAxlNG
UNDER lTs HEAVY BURDEN

A. an illustration OF how we'll
fruit is doing In this nsishborhood. .
tree on the Ssndrrsoa property at
Tenth and Pine streets is noted.
Il 10 an apple tree. Of comparative
iy modest siss. but 10 loaded 90 hsav-
iiy with fruit that II has had TO DO
braesd to keep It's deeply bowed
branches from breaking with their
burden.
The apples are OF good also and
color. and all appear to be sound.
The indications are that the tree
vii, bear an exceptionally good crop
~hsn the fruit Is ripe enough TO be
taken from u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
Netjcs for Fubllessios
United States Land Once. Laksvisw.
Oregon. July 9Th. 1918.

NO~IO wv U HOVesIotSOO
United States Land once. Laksvisw.
Oregon. July 9Th. 1913.
Notice 10 hereby sivsn that the
Northern Pacific Railway Coapaay.
whose postof,cs address b q. Paul.
Minsssota. has this sth day Of July.
1919. Alsd 10 this Once IL applica-
tion TO select under the provisions Of
the act Of congress approved July 1.
1898 $50 stat. sS7. e3o). - sxtsatsd
BY the act Of congress approved Nay
II. 1905. the Mex SEX. ~ Of
SEX. Bee. 20. and Mex MEX. Zee.
81. 7. ~ g.. n. . u. ". II.
Any and ail persons claiming sd-
vsrssly the iaads described. OF dssir.
Ing to object because Of the mineral
character of the iaaA. or for any oth-
o. reason. % the disposal 70 applicaat.
should Ole their s@lavits Of proesse
In this once on OF before the Oh DAY
Of 0soes0boe. 1913.
4. ". ORTON.
7-is.s-sr Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

Bask anl rrsss csapssy Ssiiliae. b
klamath Fails. klamath sounty. Ore
son. the following DESERVED real
property. to-Vit:
The Southeast y, Ssetisa 9.
Township II. South Of RanGD ..
East Of willamette Meridian. IN
Klamath Cosaty. osssoa.
Dated this sad day Of August. 1913.
N. B. NEwBANKs. q
0uafaian Of Said Estate.
s-O.io-oO.Soh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

NotSce a Pinal Aeeo0e
In the county Court o. ~ 0onAo e
Oregon. Tor the Cevsty % klun-
ath.
In the Natter Of the BsaAss oe Jehs
Simmons. Deceass1.
Notice 10 hereby given that D. Q.
0riesby. sdniaistsstos Of ths GDeseo
OF John Simmons. dseeassd. he's rsa-
dsrsd and prsssatsd for aaal ssstls-
nsat. aad AlsA u saiA eeust. ~ anal
account. Of his sdmiaistsatioa Of saia
estate. and that on Mcaday. the $50
day Of September. 1919. ss II O'Clock
Q m. at the court room Of the saia
county. court. at the eounty eoart
house. In the city OF klamath 1alla.
Klamath eouaty. STATE Of 0reGea.
Which time and place hes besa Axe1
for the hearing OF objections 70 said
Anal account and ssttlsnsat. aay per-
son interested In said estate nay ~.
psas and Ale objections b writing -
he said account and eontsst the saae.
Dated st klamath palls. OrsGoo.
this 18th day Of August. 1919.
B. 3. CROSBY.
Administsator OF The Estate oe JeAA
Simmons. Deceased. e-1S-o-1SP
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

Nssscs a shalA-s sass q naAl
PssSsssy
ia the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
state Of Oregon. PiaintiR.
Bert 4. withsev. - Adninistsatos Of
the Estate Of Louis waiter. D.
ceased: and sll Other Persons In
tsesstsl II the Estate Of the Said
Louis Walter. Dscsassl. Defend.
ants.
Notice 10 hereby sivsa that By vir.
tue Of an order OF sale duly issued out
Of the shove entitled court on the ist
day OF July. A. d. 1914. IN the shove
entitled cause. the ssai property men.
toned and described IN the informa.
ton nlsl % behalf Of the plaiAti6.
state Of Oregon. vas ordered sold By
the sheriff Of Klamath eoulty. Ore
-. at public suetioa. for eash. In
IL cane manner - real estate b
sold oa exosutioa:
New. therefore. by virtss Of said
order Of sale aAd n compliance there
with. I will. on Saturday. the Slst
AAy OF Assvst. a. D. 1919. st 10
e'eleek .. -. Of said 1ay. at the
froat door Of The eesrt Aosss Of
Klamath couaty. 0rsGoa. In the city
Of klamath yalls. Oregon. cell st
public auction. 70 the highest bidder
for cash. the follovias described real
property situated u Klamath coulty.
0rsgoa. to-vtt:
Lots three az AAd four (N aad
the south half (0k) Of the north
vest quarter tNwKs Of Section four
(O. In Tevaship thirty-nias (3s)
South. Range six CO.. Hast ef the
Willamette Meridian.
The proceeds OF said sale to b ap-
piled to the payment Of the costs and
sspsasss tAsssss. aAA the costs and
szpsasss Of The proceeding Incurred
on behalf Of the state Of Oregon. and
the remainder Of the proceeds OF such
sale to bs paid to the treasurer OF the
state OF Oregon.
Dated this seth day OF July. A. D.
1919.
KUYKENDALL 4 FERGUSON. A.
tornsys for the state Of Oregon.
W.B.BARNEo.
Sheriff Of klamath County. Ore.
GEO. ". HAYD0N. Deputy.
7.9S.o.Sor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal Landsl

Department Of the Interior. UnitsA
States Land Once st Laksvisw.
Oregon. Nay ~. 1919.
Notice 70 hereby given that Jano
b. short. whose posto@cs address =
Olsns. Oregon. did. on the lIth day
OF November. 1914. dls II this o@es
sworn statement and application Ne.
0blSS. to purchase the oWx Of IL
knX. the SEX Of the NwN. -.
tioa u. TovasAiD - q. 1aA0s
llM y. Willamette Meridian. aA1
the timber thereon. uHdsr Tie provt-
sioas Of the aet Of Jsns .. lo3a. anl
acts amsndatory. known - the Tin.
bsr and Stone Law" at such value -
might b axsd by sppraisemeat. aAl
bet. puSsuaat % sSsA app,ieatiea. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
Nosies Of 0uardian's sals

Noeiee Of 0uard1an's 0ale
In the County Court Of the STATE ei
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate and Guar.
dianship Of Hdwin LavrsAce
Nswbankt aa IAsaas Person.
Notice % hsfsby sivsA that. pursu-
ant 70 license Of said court under date
OF August I. 1919. viii ssll at pri-
vats sale. 70 the highest bidder. for
cash. On aAa after tAs olst day os
August. lol9. at the law once Of
stone . Barrett. h ~ American
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

Oregon. q Klamath raiis. 0fssoa.
Any pssses Il q liberty 70 profess
this purchase before entry. OF iaitiats
. coatsst q any time before pstsol
Issues. By Ming . corroboratsd 40
davit In this ONCE. aiisgiss fasoo
which would defeat The sassy.
L. ". 0RT0N.
7-%.e.3S Rsgissss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
CRATER LAKE NEWS

Crater Lake company automobiles
are meeting ell Q. p. trains at Chilo-
auia. Rouad trip farN Chiloduin TO
Crater Lake. oli.Se.
when advissd ~ phoas. sutoDs-
bilss will meet launches Ut Agency
Landias. Rouad trip rate sane -
Chiloauil,
y =
Automobiles froa Crater Lake to
Nsdford. Moaday snd Thurslay. fare
OlS. )1S rsual tfiD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
Applc SlsoW Planned

wATSONviI.LE. Aug. ls.-Prep-
arations for the Third California Ap-
pie Show. which Il to bs held at Wat.
sonviile from October TO -. are
well under way here. The show this
year will cover 10000 square feet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19

aeh.
Fred Noel asd Lsss Nesi. Piaiasiss.
".
Bird Looslsy. Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby sivss that By vir.
tue Of an szsestios and order Of sais
duly issss1 cut ee he sbevs sasisisl
court ssl cause - ths 90 1Ay Il
July. 1919. upea . decree made 90
catered OF record In saia cosrt ss1
cause. and In said oousty aal stats
on the 99d DAY Of Juus. 1919. n
favor Of the shove named plsiatiGs
and against the above named dsssaA.
ant. directing the sale Of certain real
property 70 satisfy the sun Of
oi.ooi.si. piaiati4's tsbs. aad the
further sum q $50 - attss>sys'
fees. and the costs and aisbsrssusaes
OF said suit taSsd at $3.50. tossshsr
with iatsrsst thsesoa at the rate Of
. per cent per annsn iron the SSd
day Of June. 1919. snl the expenses
OF such sale.
...,,s. ~ A. ....,,.". 80 ~.
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80 -, -
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~. W. w. S1s ~. ~
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-19
6 { NERAL NOTICES
Dissolution Nosico

Notice 10 hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween Edmund n. Chilcots Al Gee.
II. Rice. under ihs arm namS Sof chil.
cote . Rice. u bssn dia ablvsd By
mutual consent. ~. ca lcots will
continue the businesJ ~ assume all
obligations. ~ le-3v
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-11

and return az ia and then experienced
the symptoms described By Mrs.
Tyroll.
ono of tbs physicians testified that
u was possible for person 90 take
chloroform and have 4 become lodged
IN some place "a the intostinCs and
have death onsue some days after
ward, but gave ID as his opinion that
the Richards case was not one OF this
character.
Tho four-ounce bottle from which
the chloroform was taken By Mrs.
Richards 20 clean her waist WAS ex-
hlbitod 20 the coronor's Jury today,
Il stlll contained approximately one
ounce Of chloroform. II had been
placed IN the trunk In the bathroom
and Mrs. Tyrell. who went into the
bath room TO get a hot water bag
when Mr.. Richards became ill. was
ENABLE % say whether she had taken
the bottle out as that time og wheth-
or Is WAS thcn on shell, where II
was found later. with the stopper out,
Mrs Richards dld nog testify az the
inquest today.