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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
WAIST SPECIAL

Regular ti.fs and sf25 kind a. s.
cents
Also special showing Of Spring MI
iinery
BARKER CLOAK = SUIT HOUSE
(Elpern Bros Successors
ti0G Main Street
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revolution may BE- the same thing
over again
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Card Party.

Mrs. Herbert Baer and Mrs. Joseph
Mayer will be hostesses at a card
party to be held Wednesday afternoon
In the Island club room. These par
ties are given under the direction of
the Benevolent society OF the Eoff
Street temple.
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Relief Corps Social.

The j. A. Baird Relief Corps will
give pie social at their hall, corner
of Thirty-eighth and Jacobs streets
this evening.
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Fvery time a man makes lucky
guess be boasts 81 HE good Judgment
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Wedding in Rockville.

special Dispatch to the intelligence.
ROCKVILLE. March 10.--Rev. Will
liam ID. Keene. pastor OF the Southern
Methodist church. officiated at the
marriage here, yesterday afternoon OF
Paul James Hubbell. of Washington.
and Miss isabel Mckinnon Brook.
bank. OF Fairmont. w. Va. the home
OF the minister being the scene OF the
event. The young man gave his age
as twenty-four and that OF the bri,le
as twenty-seven. They left for Wash
ington Immediately after the cere
mony.
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Eberie-CoIIsrd.

The marriage OF Miss Nellie Collard
and Mr.. Albert Eberle was solemnized
Saturday morning at the parsonage of
the German Lutheran church, the Rev.
o. G. Herbreght officiating. The
young couple left for Pittsburgh,
where they will spend several days
before returning to their home in Bel
laire.
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Masonic Ladies' Affair.

The Ladies Masonic Club will enter
tain next Friday afternoon at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Pupils Recital.

Pupils Recital.
A recital will be given by the pupils
OF Mr.. Carl Nestmann at No. 100 Vir.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
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I. HUDSON LOCALS =
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Mrs. T. J. I,cy left me hrs, ui last
week Tor q visit with her mother. Mrs.
Moore, in Texas.
Roy Reed met with an n,rli.rt Sat.
urday night, when one Of he mules he
was working stepped on big foot, in.
f|lictinp what is feared 10 Dee Do serious
injury.
Miss Fra Parker * the assistant at
the local store this week.
Parties from Tucumcari delivered a
.oad Of Young calves nine in ALTO
q. +. Rice. This makes fifteen which
Mr.. Rice has recently purchased,
The flying ants are with us now
holding their annual fiesta Not 10 be
denied admission TO the most exclusive
homes. They come in, like Santa Claus
himself, through the chimneys aud stove
pipes, or ''rlimh as some other way
They attended the SUNDAY services en-.
massc, at times causing some dismay
among the worshipers.
Again water il becoming scarce in
this vicinity. II is feared by some that
il will be- necessary 10 drive the various
herds to the Cow Spring very soon.
The Rice Realty Company has Just
received from ''The News Onice' u
neatly printed and attractive little 3.
page booklet, descriptive of land values
here. Copies for free distribution "a
persons Interested, for the asking.
The concrete tablet made by the Sun.
day school, at the Fourth Of July celc,
bration at Cow Springs, is now on ex.
hibition at the school house,
DR.. Ralph Bell was called to Hudson
professionally, the FIRST Of the last week
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Quite u few prospcrtors coming ont
through this part of the country late
Is, aud they are buying land, too.
They all like this part of the country
fine, Crops are looking well, but are
needing rain.
The wheat is most all harvested and
is estimated To- average ten bushels per
acre, aud there were about five thous'
aud acres of wheat cut in through this
surrounding neighborhood
6. Morris. Of the Britt Lake, has sold
out aud left for Clovis.
Buck Hammond, of the Lritt Lake, is
going to start TO Canada Wednesday to
The st0ckmen = convention, Several
wagons are starting to Roswell Ia gath.
rr fruit.
VIM. Morris 5 daughter, - years old,
got bitten by a rattlesnakc last Thurs
day, She is getting along NIL right. The
snake had two rattles aud a button, II
biz the little girl while she was out in
tho garden at Mr.. Choat +,
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= JORDAN NEWS =
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Most every maj around Jordan
was warned to work the road az the
can Rock ON the 25th and a large mum
her were out to the working.
MIR. and Mrs, s. II. Holland enter
tanned a large crowd of their friends
On the evening of July 25th, with an
zee cream supper.
Mrs. Lynch, Of S~anangOlo, Texas,has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. g. Greer the past week. Mrs,
Lynch is well impressed with our Ia.
cality.
Mrs. will Surratt has returned home
from Oklahoma, where she has been
visiting her sister.
Miss Hazel Knapp il saying in the
city of Tucumcari at present.
p. A. Stediian is out on his farm near
Jordan at present.
Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Lynch were call
ers at the home of Mrs, II. l.. viii
Jams Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Maud Stringer is expected nome
in a few days, She has been living
at Electra Texas for the past two years
but is coming back to make proof OF
her homestead near Jordan.
Geo. Dallinger came to his claim one
evening last week, but returned 70 his
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court
County of Quay
The VI. 3. Goldeuberg Co.
a corporation
vs.. No. 1881
r.. j. McDevitt, ct al
The said defendants, f.. J. McDevitt
and Venice McDevitt are hereby mott
fed that a suit in alta hment has been
commenced against YOU in the District
Court for the County Of Quay, State Of
New Mexico. bv said VI. r. Goldenberg
Co., a corporation, that your property
has been attached by the sheriff Of
Quay county, that unless YOU enter or
cause 70 he entered your appearance il
said suit on or before the 10th day Of
September, A. D.. 1912, Judgment there.
in will he rendered agsinst you, and
your property sold 70 satisfy said iudg
men'. D. j. Finegan.
fSeal) Clerk
II. /. Boon, Esq, Tucumcari, y. VI
Attorney for Plaintiff
Aug Pa ~
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lie has been remarkably successful ii
the work done here.
Raw Reed is taking his brother = place
AT me Rice farm this week. while Roy
is laid by for repairs,
\. X. Icddon : little nephew, Benni"
Moore. and Clarence Brown, have re.
turned from the plum thickets in IN"
sane hills of Union county, directly
north OF the Underwood Crossing. They
hrough back 4 good supply Of Plums,
aud the %ucighbors are all faring well,
for Dick seldom j. 'hc most generous
man ever.
i. T.. smith, Reuben Wilmuth, and
Newman Parker made their second OK
rcdi'iun this summer % the plum or.
chards across the river, about the week.
end.
G. NJ. Reed has becu unable to work
tor several days, owing 10 Illness, Some
have nearly been overcome by the heat
'hese warm days, in the field.
:. NJ. Ward recently returned from
Lincoln y. NJ. whore he left his broth
er. i. A. Ward, in the hospital. Tn,
latter came 20 this country Tor pul
monary trouble. II is the regret VI
this community this his recovery ha'
not been more speedy.
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N ROUND BOUT

Arrangements have been made for
one of our local sports 90 meet Cas-
Carver 10 one round bout ou next Mon.
ia, evening. The local pug.list does
not claim that he can knock out the
big boy Ia one round, but does say be
will ui, him as hand as he can and try
tu mahe it of passing interest. Put
vpur spare cash on the Tucumcari pug
and be loval. as he will positively meet
the Texas Hope az the Opera House
Monday night.
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work At plaiuview, Texas, next morn
iug-a snort stay,
Wheat harvest is oVer in this part Of
the country, aud most every farmer ~
contemplating putting out wheat in the
early fail. Crops OF all kinds look nice
now, although it is getting pretty dry.
The people at this place expect u
grand time the first sunday in August,
as that is the time for the Quay Coun
~ Singing Convention Ia meet AT Jor
dan, There will hr dinner ON the
grounds. Every person come and bring
q big basket and have il full OF good
things 10 eat.
viii Surratt has returned from the
Kansas harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were callers at
the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Cox sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &, Greer called on
Mrs. II, l.. Williams sunday afternoon,
The Baptists are holding Il meeting
az this place now. Rev. lluggins of
Quay, is helping hold the meeting.
d. NJ. Davis was the guest Of II. c,
Greer, Jr., sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Williams took
dinner with Nh. aud Mrs. II. G. Greer.
sunday.
Mrs. Lynch will return to Tucumcari
"a visit her daughter, Mrs. Tom GENTRY
Monday, She will visit some two ~
three months in that city.
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U. s. MAu. BY AHRoPLANB

The postmaster at Providence, KY,
has been authorize to dispatch mails
from from the Fair Grounds to the
p%ostofhce at Providence, from July 90
70 p, one trip one way each day, by a
sworn carrier, without expense to the
government.
New Jersey has a similar contract
for August 3, while California has the
same from Coney Island TO the post.
office at California, July 10, to 81, 1919
each being without expense to the gov
eminent.
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w X. SALYERs
General Blacksmithing, Horse Shoeing,
wheelwright, Woodwork, and Gun
Repairing

Tucumcari, y. W., July 96, 1912
TO THE PUBLIC
40 more credit after the last day Of
July 1912, except 20 the business firms
of Tucumcari, on account Of running
me business bv myself, I haven Z time
100 ge' out and collect. Furthermore,
al accounts due me after September
Isl, viii be put into the hands Of a
collector. still remain the "Jolly
Oh Blacksmith II | get the money.
W. II. SALYERS
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= QUAY ITEMS =


We were on n trip Yesterday 70 the
Plains near McAlister. Kirk and Tor.
dan. and the hundreds NJ acres of
wheat "white unto harvest" looked
good 10 We scribe. Some already har.
vested and numerous stacks over tho
fields. The farmers in these vicinities
have m air If prosperity IN good many
nice substantial farm buildings with
trees around them. good wind mills. etc.
When Won visit one 81 these farmers
he Is NOT knocking on the country, he
is too busy and contented. although
there has been no rain in that part NJ
the country for quite awhile. However.
this was favorable for the harvesting
If the wheat which will average from
10 70 10 bushels to the acre.
On the Path a bouncing girl was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Criswell. Mother and
baby doing well last account, and the
father is stepping high as this the
second child-the first being a boy.
Miss File Woody who has been on
the sick lis, for the past week, is GU,
again.
Mrs. |, McLaren has been very sick
for the past fcew DAYS, but is now able
TO be out sgain.
VIM Hitch has two or three children
on the sick list.
Mrs. Origin of Looncy was shopping
IN Quay Saturday.
The Quay school has contracted with
Prof. Hickey, Hope he will be as sue.
,essfuI with his ]clesscs M Prof. Ran.
dali has been during the past two years
We notice our item in regard to the
elopemcut of Mr.. Sims aud Miss Woody
in last issue was misconstrued by some.
as they said II was a singer, while
others thought II was an answer to
the Tucumcari Sun, etc. We didn {
mean IL 10 be either. but only meant
10 state the facts as we saw them, also
We DO not endorse any such procedures,
but believe children should obey their
parents and that if they DO they will
have longer, brighter and happier IN.
lures.
Prof. q. G. Randall Of Dodson. and
his family spent sunday at the home
of DR.. Boggs,
W @. Stephenson and family, Of
Looney, were visiting in the home of
Dr. Roggs. They enioved viewing the
pictures of scenery in Kentucky. rs
Mrs. Stephenson il "A former Kentucky
resident aud an old acquaintance Of
The Doctor.
Charley Massagec who mas been IN
Kentucky for the past two or thr- years
studying for the ministry, is now Wis
itihg his brother. aud preached for u,
sunday, filing III" appointment Of Rev
W. +. Self. he being 40 closely engaged
IN a protractcd meeting ct Logan hp
could not come.
Springer Bros, are running , mule
ranch four miles south OF QUAY. They
nave lust finished. an hut painting, q
substantial and nice cement supply
y tank, il : - feet high. has ,#N side,
with cover Of liz" manner. VI, aop,
10 see many other such Improvement,
talk ot several silos being u.' hi,
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boys. There we're just twenty mem.
bers last night and the music was high
~ complimented by everybody, and u
large crowd Of citizens came out TO
hear the concert.
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Subscribe now for the News. You a
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Attend the farmers picnic az FIX
pe%rimental station August 18th, 1919.
Everybody invited.
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Mrs Reiuckc and little daughter have
returned 90 Curryo after quite q stay
10 T0rumcari.
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Taylor Cutlip, !. W. Frey, aud W.
Anderson, travelling men from Kansas
,,'y. wore mere on their regular trips
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I, a.. reported 'ha' Miss Edna Link
nt Obar. wi likely teach the primary
grade ~ Nou'ova -he coming session.
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Chas Baker aud II. L. Newly were
up from Melrose this week.
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W. G. Ross, Of Foard City, Texas,
was IN Tucumcari this week.
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= W. Hornshy and +. 2. Hoepfuer,
CO., Morto,,. are here ON business today
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Subscribe now for the News. You can
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Clyde Anderson and wife Of Okla
homa were here this week.
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VI. g.. Parker, 90 Mou'oya, came up
today On business,
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Mr,,rs Riggs. father and sou, Of Ogle
are Foo town today.
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II. A. Lawrence Of Chicago, is in
town.
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Joe f. Niles is a guest of the voren.
berg.
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a. j.. Hall. Of Pratt, Kansas, was ia
''r ..'v Thursday.
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Henry Hulrlstc.n, Of Amarillo, was
here his week.
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+. Schmidt and wife of Little Rock
spent Thursday in the city.
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Oro. Ecsscil. e IT. Louis, was here
This week.
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" r. Fleming and wife Of FL Paso,
are in the city.
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\. H., North, of Kansas City, IS in
TurumcHrI.
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c. W. Gibson is here from Anna.
rillo.
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j. W. Hardy, Of Chicago, spent two
days in Tucumcari this week.
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10 GALS

O.. r. Prarce, ot Old Mexico. is here On
70 visit.
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" \. Peugre OF Oscura, - here on
business.
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Il. Milton, of Amarillo spent Thurs.
day here.
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II. f. Stansbury made a trip 10 Han.
Thursday.
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Frank Harringer, Of Linwood, Nebro
was here ON Thursday.
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Geo, =. Thompson, of Pslomas Springs
is here on business.
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bers last night and the music was high
ly complimented by everybody, and -
large crowd of citizens came out TO
hear the concert.
Joe f. Niles is a guest of the voren.
berg,
G. W. Gibson is here from ANA.
rillo.
II. A. Lawrence Of Chicago, is in
town.
II. Milton, of Amarillo spent Thurs.
day here.
II. f. Stansbury made a trip to Han.
ley Thursday.
Geo. =. Thompson, of Pslomas Springs
is here on business.
Frank Harringer, of Linwood, Nebr.
was here on Thursday.
!. W. Hardy, Of Chicago, spent two
days in Tucumcari this week.
+. Schmidt and wife of Little Rock
spent Thursday in the city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30
LUCILLE CAMERON
HAS DISAPPEARED
White Sweetheart of Jack
Johnson Believed to Be
in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. S0.-Lucile Cam
eron, former sweetheart of Jack
Johnson, negro pugilist, has disap-
peared Her mother, Mrs. F. Cam
eron Falconnet, into whose custody
she was given by the Federal Court,
returned last night to her home, in
Minneapolis. grieving for her dapgh-
ter.
The association of the white girl
with the negro pugilist was the cause
of charges of violation of the Mann
white slave act being made against
Johnson. In the early stages of the
prosecution the Cameron girl was re.
garded as a most important witness
for the government Later other
charges were made against Johnson
and the girls testimony was valued
less highly by the prosecutors. Fol
several weeks Miss Cameron was de-
tained as q witness in the jail at
Rockford, ILL.,, where her mother in
sisted on staying.
The girl is believed to be hiding in
Chicago. She disappeared Wednes-
day night from a downtown hotel,
where she was living with her mother
pending arrangements to leave the
city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30
WOMAN TELLS OF
DEATH THREAT IN
DYNAMITE CASE
Was Told Something
Would Happen
She Testifies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 3d.
Questions why James B. Mcnamara,
dynamiter of the Los Angeles Times
building, was not arrested until five
months after his identity became
known. were put by attorneys for
the defense at the dynamite con-
spiracy' trial today to Raymond j.
Burns, son of the detective, who
managed the arrest.
Raymond Burns had testified that
he had learned OF McNamara's guilt
on November 2, 1910. one month and
,one day after twenty-one persons
were killed at Los Angeles, and that
on November his operatives got in
personal touch with the dynamiter
afterwards "shadowing' him for q
month in the Wisconsin woods. The
arrest followed on April IL. 1911.
"You say you knew early in No
vember that the man in the Wis
sconsin woods shadowed by your men
was the dynamiter Of the Times
building. Why didn't you arrest Nc
Namara right there and then?" asked
Attorney William N. Harding.
Because we were trying to get the
men really responsible for the ex-
plosion," answered the witness.
you mean men higher up in the
union?"
Yes. sir
Threats of death for telling about
explosions were related by Mrs. Alta
NJ. Hawkins. Mrs Hawkins, attended
by nurse and suffering from in
juries, received in a recent shooting,
was carried into court on a chair.
A few days before four explosions
caused a loss of $4,000 ON the prop
erty of Albert Won Spreckelsen in
Indianapolis in 1909 Mrs. Hawkins
testified she was told by Ernest G. w.
Basey, an ironworkers' union official,
that something was going to hap
pen' on jobs where non-union work
men were employed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30
Board of Health
May Shut Down

If an additional appropriation of
from $4,000 to $4,000 is not forthcom-
ing from the finance committee of
the Common Council, the Board of
Health, It. is feared, will be COM
PEELED to shut down during Decem-
Der. Members of the board claim
that a sufficient amount is not on
hand to meet the salaries and other
expenses to be incurred during the
last month of the year. A like situa-
tion arose in 1895, with the result
that the entire working force, in
Guiding the sanitary squad, were sus-
pended for a month.
The board claims that it has but
$500 incoming as receipts before jan
uary l, but the finance committee
figures that $1,000 is outstanding and
should be available. giving the board,
with the $500 standing to its credit,
$11,600 to meet it's payroll and other
expenses. The payroll for the month
will amount to $500, and other ex-
penses, the board declares, will foot
$4,000, and that the shortage will be
$1,000 and over.
The finance committee will meet
next Wednesday night to act upon
the boards request for more money,
and whether or not the board closes
down, 1t is said, depends upon the
committees answer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30
CANDIDATES MAY
/. Be INDICTED FOR
LAW VIOLATIONS
F allure to File Their
Expenses Stirs Mott
to Action.

Before the present grand jury ends
its term of office a week from today
it is expected that indictments will
be returned against eleven men who
ran for various city and county Of
fees at the last election and who
have failed to file their election ex-
penses, as required under the corrupt
practises act and the Geran law.
County Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott
has obtained list of these men from
County Clerk Joseph McDonough and
is having the indictments prepared.
The men involved are John j. Ben
nett, who was defeated for council
man In the Second ward of Belle
vile; Harvey ]. Mason. council
man, Belleville; James McCul-
Tough, independent candidate for
Assembly; George w. Buggeln,
councilman, East Orange; John A.
Ewing, councilman, Irvington; Ar
thur G. Wilson, councilman, Mont
clair; Elias H. Bonnell, town COM
missioner. John M. Drake, assessor,
and Harry Lyons, clerk. all OF Mill
burn; John F. Eicb, constable, New
ark, and John j. Stout, constable,
West Orange.
After the election of 1911 a large
number of indictments were returned
against men who failed to turn In
expense accounts, as required by
law.
These indictments were later dis
missed by order of Chief Justice Will
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