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v Dennis: defendants attorneys. F. A

ry Dennis: defendants attorneys. F. A.
Fenning and F. G. Coldren.
General F'ireproofing Company agt.
| Pickford; reference to auditor; plaintiff 8
attorney, C. H. Merillat: defendants at
| torneys, Bates Warren and w. H. Sholes.
In re assignment of Silverberg Bros.
order for sale Of stock at public auction;
attorney, H. H. Hollander
Proctor agt Stewart; rule as to con-
tempt returnable January 20; plaintiff 8
attorney. p. w. Frisby: defendants at
torneys, +. L. Jones and r. L. Waring.
Gibson agt. Lawman Bakery; time to
| file exceptions to auditors report extend
ed five days; plaintiffs attorneys, Birney
& Woodland; defendants attorney, c. w.
Fowler.
and reference to auditor: plaintiffs attor-
ney. r. A Ford: defendants attorney. J..
B. Larner.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Stafford.
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Ral:ton. Siddons &
Richardson; defendants attorney. Levi II.
Cooke
Ontrich agt. Prentiss; verdict for plain
tin for $1,ss7.oO and interest: $500;
PENDANTS attorney. George Francis Will
walker ast Morgui. q 900: plaintiff at
Mcpherson: verdict for Walker: ~ Uo'
torney. w. E. Ambrose.
In re habeas corpus Of Dennie Raher;
order Diminishing petition.
Blakesley agt. Hill: cause continued for
the term; plaintiffs attorney. w. G.
Clephane: defendants attorney, w. H.
Wheatley.
Ontrich agt. Prentiss; given to jury;
plaintiffs attorney, R B. Behrend; de-
PENDANTS attorney. George Francis Will
liams
Walker agt. Mcpherson and Morgul agt.
Mcpherson: on trial: plaintiffs attorney.
w. e. Ambrose.
Wilson agt. Thompson-starrett Com
pany; bill Of exceptions signed and time
to file transcript extended to February 15;
plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon &
Macfarland; defendants attorneys. Sle-
man & Lerch and w. j. Lambert
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould.
Fidelity and Deposit Company agt
United States Savings Bank: time to an
swer rule extended to February .; plain
tiff's attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Hill agt- District Of Columbia: given to
jury: plaintiffs attorneys. A. A. Birney
and r. G. Donaldson; DEFENDANTS attor-
ney. William Henry White.
Strobel agt. Reilly (wo cases): leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25

marine recruiting station, Denver. Col
Passed Asst. Surgeon NJ. c. Baker. from
the Naval Hospital, Mare Island. CAL. to
the Colorado.
the Naval Hospital, Mare Island. Cal, to
Passed Asst. Surgeon H. L. Brown. from
the Baltimore to the Naval Hospital, Nor
Passed Asst. Surgeon R. e. Stops. to
the naval disciplinary barracks Port
Passed Asst. Surgeon Sankey Bacon.
from the naval disciplinary barracks. Port
Royal, s. c., to the Baltimore.
Passed Asst. Surgeon o. J. Mink. from
the West Virginia to the naval station,
Guam. =
Acting Asst. Surgeon Oscar Hayes, from
the marine recruiting station. Denver'
Col, to the marine recruiting station. st.
Acting Asst. Surgeon M. E. Rose. to the
marine recruiting station. Buffalo. N. Y:
Chief Boatswain A. T. Webb. from the
Machinist w. III. Lenx from the South
Dakota and continue treatment at the
Naval Hospital. Mare Island. Cal.
Machinist F. R. King. from the Phiia-
delphia to the South Dakota.
Machinist Donald Mcdonald. from the
New orleans to home and wait orders.
M. p. Coombs. appointed paymaster's
clerk, Annapolis. Md
Naval Orders.
Commander H. F. Bryan. from command
Of the Prairie to the ONCE OF naval in
telligence. Washington. D. c.
Commander A. H Scales. from COM
mand Of the Hartford to command the
Prairie.
Lieut.. 0unior grade) ]. B. Goldman. to
Naval Hospital. Washington, D. c.. for
treatment.
Ensign c. H. Maddox. from the Bailey
to Harvard University for instruction in
wireless telegraphy.
Ensign ]. w. Du Bose, from the North
Carolina to the Naval Hospital, Las AMI
mas, Col, for treatment.
Ensign A. H. Miles. from command OF
the Yosemite to command the Castine.
Chief Machinist r. ]. Vickery, from
navy yard. Boston. to the New Jersey.
Chief Machinist H e. ssh. from the
New Jersey to navy yard. Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
United States Commerce Court.

No. A. Southern Railway Company
and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany agt. United States Of America, re-
spondent, interstate commerce commits
sion, interviewer; to set aside two orders
of the interstate commerce commission
directing reparation to the st. Louis Blast
Furnace Company for unreasonable rates
charged on coke from Deepwater, w. Va,
to Carondelet, Mo. Dismissed by stipula-
ton without prejudice to the petitioners
and at their cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
Naval Orders.

Moscow" by X. and Hesketh Prich-
ard, is the 10th and the last entry in
our prize story competition. See our
next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25

granted plaintiff to file second amended
declaration forthwith; plaintiffs attorney
w. e. Lester; defendants attorneys, r.
II. Yeatman, Baker, Sheehy & Hogan.
pany; verdict for plaintiff for $500 and
judgment forthwith: plaintiffs attorney,
A. L Newmyer; defendants attorney, r.
J. Quigley.
plaintiffs attorneys. A. A. Birney and r.
G. Donaldson. defendants attorney, VIII
liam Henry White.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice Bar
United States agt. Edw. J. Macdonald;
murder: given to jury: attorneys. Baker.
OShea. Montague, Moriarity.
Donald. murder; on trial: attorneys.
Baker, O'Shea, Montague, Moriarty.
| United States agt. Joseph Clarke, en-
bezzlement; nolle pros.
| PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright.
! In re Charles T.. Severe: order allowing
| guardian to spend 500 for artificial leg
for ward; attorney. M. d. Henry.
sell personal estate; attorney, ]. M.
George.
| Estate Of William H Bell; order allow
ing attorney fees; attorneys, Newmyer &
| Estate of Homer s. Medford; letters of
| administration granted to Amos F. Med
ford: bond, 5000: attorney, w. e. Am
! brose.
Estate Of Hugh Downey: sale Of real
estate ratified finally and conveyance or
| dered; attorneys, Darr. Peyser & Curtin.
Estate of Philip SnOwden; will admitted
| to probate; attorney, William Levin.
Estate of Charlotte Robinson: will dated
December 3, 1905. filed, with renuncia-
ton OF National Savings and Trust Com
pany as executor.
| Estate of Frances s. Hoey; will dated
| October l. 1911, filed.
Estate of Philemon M. Smith; auxiliary
letters granted to Thomas ]. Fulks, Helen
| R. Smith and Joseph w. Smith; bond.
$500. and sale of real estate ratified:
| attorney. c. w. Owen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
POLICE AND F|REMEN'S
/ PENSION PAY SHORTAGE
Payments on January Rolls
Not Expected to Exceed
SO Per Cent. /,

Estimates made today in the ONCE OF
the auditor of the District indicate that
the payments on the January police and
firemens pension rolls probably will
not exceed SO per cent of the total
amount of the rolls. which is $11 200.
Recently the auditor estimated that
the deficiency in the payment might
fall as low as so per cent, but an In
crease in the Police Court fines last
week makes 1t fairly certain that the
deficiency will not exceed so per cent.
So far. the January Police Court fines
available for the payment of the pensions
amount to 81. 705, SO. The estimate placed
on the fines for the current week is $1,000.
Payments of ST each from the members OF
the police and fire departments will in
crease the pension fund by 81 200, making
the total amount available with which to
discharge the January rolls $5.9O5.99.
Hope in Pending Bill.
This is deficiency OF SIS. 294.01. or approx.
imately 80 per cent. officials OF the District
government believe that unless Congress
enacts the bill pending In the House Dis
trict committee. to put the pension fund
on a stable basis. the District by the end
Of the year will face a shortage of APP
proximately $4,000 in the payment OF the
pensions Already there is a deficiency
in last years payments of $4,000, which
remains unpaid.
The bill with which IL Is intended to put
the pension fund on a stable basis pro-
vides that the proceeds from the sale OF
all licenses other than liquor licenses may
be used for discharging In full each month
the pension rolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25

PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright.
Estate of Nicholas Watkins: will adj
.mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Mary A. Watkins;
bond. 500: attorney. H. A. Hegarty.
Estate Of Warren l. Kinds; Will adj
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Sarah B. Kinds:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25

DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re opening of alley In square 3O19;
order Of publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
sElcaya'' Given Away Tomorrow.

"Elcaya" need introduction the majority. The
minority having yet learn Of its virtues hesitate pay
soc-he price Ecaya Thus the presentation of samples
"Ecaya and powder tomorrow visitorsToet De
partment, first floor, nth street door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
Good to July / Only.

Mr.. Kram explained that when vacan-
cies occurred In the higher grades pro-
motions ara made to them from his once
force for . limited period only. and that
on July I those 30 promoted would re-
turn TO their regular grades. Census
clerks, he said ~ such, were not, un-
der the Presidents order affecting them.
entitled to appointment to the vacancies.
unless they were certified by the civil
service commission. When there are
former census clerks named in the GER
tincations then and then only are they
entitled TO preference In appointment
over the others.
Some confusion has arisen, too. he
said. by the fact that the civil service
commission has . roster Of names for
certtdcatton for temporary appointments
IN addition 70 its regular roster. The
law apportioning appointments among
the several states and territories. 1t
seams, does not apply to the former,
bcnce the fact that there have been APP
potntmeuts made from the District Of Co
humble whose quota ii filed. None Of
the Qualifications 20 tho auditors once
ere made from this temporary appoint
uent roster. but all arc made from the
regular roster, which - affected by the
ORporti0nmcut law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-25
FORMER CENSUS CLERKS
APPLY FOR POSITIONS
Disappointment for Those
Who Seek Places Under
P. O. Department Auditor.

Misrepresentation on the part Of many
former clerks employed In the census bu-
reau has caused them to apply for tenn
porary positions in the ONCE Of the audi
tor for the Post ONCE Department. with
resultant disappointment.
y o. 6vpo9 psuIsldxs WsIN Lo3Ipuy
star reporter that former census clerks
were selected to NIL positions in his Of
fice for a limited period. not extending
beyond July / next. only when their
names were regularly certified from the
regular rolls Of the civil service commits
sion. July /. he said. the number OF
clerks employed In his Office would be
reduced by about seventy-eight. To meet
that reduction. and to avoid the neces-
sity Tor dismtssals when the time came,
the vacancies that occur are filled by APP
pointments for the limited period stated
and only from regular certihcations from
the civil service rosters.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-12
NEW LINE LADIES'
COATS.
RUGS.

Nothing better than a rug for n
Xmas Present.
Mats. 25o and 90 90 --l0C
Small Administer Rugs. Csc.
h.sb aud go go 90 90 So. I'D
Administer Rugs. 3x6 -- 1878
Ingram Rugs. 9xi2. st9S
and - 90 90 go GO $3.50
brussels Rugs. 9xi2 -- --S12.5O
Velvet brussels. SxI2 ----Sl7, 80
smiths Axmlnsters.
bhNlOh 90 go Sly. 80
Smiths ANminsters. OKLA. S10.0O
Smiths Velvet Administers.
fNls 90 81. 30
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-12
A Merry Christmas
For All At The
Golden Rule Store
Price, Utah.
Rule
Price, Utah.

What can get for Christmas PRESENT. This the all important
question at the present time have just much spends what
get and how can make money go the ahes visit to the
GOLDEN RULE STORE Price will convince you Our stock large,
assortment the the market selected by force OF
buyers who spend all their time looking for the best merchandise offer
ed by manufacturers the East Our outlet for merchandise
This why the manufacturers fighting for trade The
obbr and mddemen eliminated their profits cut off and
customers reap the benefits by being able to buy merchandise OF all
kinds the low prices quoted below Visit store get prices
and compare values with those offered by other Com
pare before you buy square deal every day the GOLDEN RULE
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-12

Plain Linen Towels. each o. --3A
Linen Towels. scalloped. each so
Linen Scarfs and Center
Pieces. CSC TO 60 90 90 --S1.N
lIemstitohcd Table Sets. per
set. s3.9S and 90 CO. ----S5.9|
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-12

A fine line OF Ladies' Neck.
wear. 25c aud go 90 90 ----3N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
PENNINGTON CANNERY
PLANT TO OPERATE
AT FULL CAPACITY
fFarmlnEten EnterprIae. }

We are glad TO be able TO announce
this week that the cannery Will be
operated during the coming season at
fun capacity. and also that II there
is q good seasons run additional MAJ
chinery will be added for next year
80 that the plant will be capable OF
taking care OF practically all the frSit
and canning vegetables for which
there has hitherto been no market
The gentlemen who are behind the
new move are Messrs. y, a. ana J, y.
Foley. They have entered into
lease with Mrs. MacNirhel. the owus
or 0f the factory and VIII start work
IN few days overhauling the plant
and preparing II for the seasons run.
This year the only thing that they
can handle In the vegetable line Will
be tomatoes, bat they expect 30 be
prepared to hay all OF these that can
be raised here this year. The main
effort viii h0 confined 20 fruit which
cannot be shipped out.
They have assurances from local
merchants and from those IN nearby
towns which lead them 20 believe that
they can dispose % the entire output
OF the factory In this immediate ter
tlAntJt - tuHF nave tftF1 FfAoah y"
be sanFuine Of success.
The Messrs. Foley are comparative
strangers 20 most Of the people Of
FarminEton. having come here only
a short time ago from the east, where
they have extensive interests. They
have. however, pinned their faith on
Pennington and have made deal
whereby they become the owners 81
the Fitzgerald place on the mean for
home our t0wn looks good 60
them and they are OF tho class Of
boosters who will help greatly 20
build up tho community and they
should receive every oncouragement
from the citizens OF Pennington.
They have not fully perfected all the
details OF the cannory. but will get
huHy at once ana make things move.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
NEW ROAD FOREMAN ON
los ANGELES DIVISION

a. l.. Grew. for 20 years engineer on
the Santa FEES Arizona division. has
been named an road foreman Of en-
gines on the Los Angeles division to
mn the vacancy that has existed for
over "a month.
The headquarters OF the newly APP
pointed road foreman will be Ia san
Bernardino. HE win arrive probably
Monday to assume his new duties.
For several days It had been rumor~
ed that Crew would land the Job.
J. G. Love, we'll known engineer 1f
san Bernardino, was the choice Of the
officials of the Los Angeles division
for the place. but the fact that crew
ranked as one Of the oldest men IN
service on the coast lines and had pre-
viously served two years rs rond fore
man on the Arizona division gave
him the appointment az the hands OF
the general officials.
Crew II one OF the best known en-
glneers on the santa Fc coast lines.
For years ne has pulled passenger
trains between Needles and Barstow,
and he IL rated as one Of the best
drivers IN the service.
Tie will have jurisdiction over the
entire Los Angeles division.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
REED NM IlETylsN.

Fan Bernardino. Cal, June IL
That walter Reed, formerly road
foreman of engines. who suddenly
left the service OF tho santa ne sew
erai wceKs ago. win return as a looo-
motive engineer. * the expectation Of
local officials.
Whether Reed. who WAS one 81 the
veteran englnemeh of the coast lines
before mis- appointment as road fore
man. will 80 "a the Los Angeles or
some other division. Is not known.
No Official announcement Was obs
taiTed lasl evening. 1ut Il was said in
di9ations pointed 20 Los Angeles
division run from Reed.
Where Reed VIII fe-enter the SER
Vice Of the santa ~ viii DC decided
by General Manager a. q. Wells
Al Crew. who succeeded 10 the Of
flee Of road foreman OF engines, VIII
be on the job this week. and the OPP
Grafton Of the power. from the me, T.
anleal end. viii De under his 3urisdic-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
Topeka | MEETING
An IMPORTANT
GATHERING
Apprentice Instructors Going
East for Conference; veter'
an Arizona Division En-
gineer Promoted.

shop Instructor ". r. Zimmerman
and school Instructor James savage
OF the santa re shops az san herman
dino and their wives were IN Albu-
querque yesterday en- route TO Topeka
where they VIII attend the conferences
Of apprentice instructors from all
over the system which IL regarded
as the most important gathering OF
this kind ever held on the Santa Fe.
r. w Thomas apprentice instructor
for the system. viii preside and men
viii he present from every important
point on the Atchigon lines. Earl
Blood. instructor In the Albuquerque
school, one Of the iargest on the sys-
tenn, ieft a day or two ago for the
meeting. Important extensions of ana
improvements "a the system are ex-
pected "a result from the Topeka
meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
COUNTY LIBRARY PLAN
FOR RURAL CLEARING
HOUSE OF BOOKS
tspccIaI Correspondence to TIeraId.)

Especial Correspondence 10 Herald.)
Washington. ID. c., june Every
inhahitant az the United states. no
matter how far from the centers OF
population. viii have practically as
good library facilities rs are now en-
jOyed by the average city dweiler, II
plans for ths establishment OF new
type Of -distributlng agency work
out according 20 the anticipations OF
the United states coInmissioner OF edG-
cation, Dr. r.. ~ CiaxsOn who Ia per-
sonaliy Interested in their develop
ment As the rural population OF the
United states numbers about So per
cent of the total population. the new
library plan may have the effect Of
doubling tbs cffGctiveness of libraries.
and Of ralslag tae STANDARD Of culture
IN this country % corSesponding de-
gree. Ia
the basis Of the NV scheme Of
book distribution is the establishment
OF libraries supported not by the
state. city, or town, as 40 present. but
Dy the county. with Il central clearing-
house and branches nt every poet Of
nee. town Aall, school. or other een-
ter of community life Under this
plan, many sections oi the country
which al present have no libraries
VIII be enabled to establish them. IL
a given county has no community
large enough TO support librray un-
aided, the county library plan will en-
able all the communities 10 club their
resources by loving a county tax fer
library purposes free use OF the
books 80 obtained being insured by a
system OF branches maintained az
common meeting places. Thus every
time a rural resident goes TO the near
est store. or every time his child goes
% school he VIII md q well-equipped
library at his elbow.
Like the travelling libraries main
tanned BY number OF states. the
county library aims 60 fiEd q book
Tor every man, and a man for every
book Although the two institutions
nave much In common, the more re-
stricted territory covered by the coun-
~ library allows Il 20 adapt itself
more closely to local needs than il
possible for the state hook -distrihut-
ing agency.
The c0unty-librury plan has already
been put into successful operation Ia
Van Vert county. ohio. wheer a main
depository and fifteen branches are
mainiaiBed ~ an expenditure of be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000 "A year, this
sum being raised by leyying a half
mill county tax. The same appTOpri-
atien also covered the cost last year
~ placing 50 additional libraries IN
me public schools. Fourteen coun-
ties ~ Wisconsin are now enjoying
similar facilities,
Tile city library OF Nashville Tenn.
has already adopted some of the fea
lures ct the country library plan.
while n number OF Carnegie libraries
All over the country are also conaid-
ering the same extension OF their ac-
tivities. Maryland, likewise, has
made provision Tor county libraries,
which are operated with state sup
port.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

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