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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-08
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r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last ID years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halle Family Piiis for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-08

F. P. Armstrong, Miss Mary Dixon,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-08

+. p. Armstrong, Miss Mary Dixon,
Eddie Bates. ----------
Miss Carrie White, G.. Hayden Day,
Mrs. VIM. Graves, Miss Olivia Dixon,
Rev Mr. Hulburt, Mrs. Chas. Colvin.
John Kelso Mrs. Calvin Gibson
r. S. Childs, Eddie Moore,
Arthur Dewey. Rev. DR.. Hawley.
Miss Mary BinghamMrs c. B. Hubert
Henry Preston Edwina Fillmore
-------M F. Bradford
Miss Blanchard. Oracle Congdon
Frank Scott. Asaph p. Childs.
Rudolph Goldsmith Mrs r. NJ. Luther.
Jennie Gardner. DIR f N S Morgan.
BERTHE Bates, Rev. Mr.. Luther.
Thos. Barron, Warren Crosier.
Benson Thrasher, G. w. King.
Miss Z. Tower, Henry Godfrey,
Miss Edna Dixon.
The first prize was modestly but
handsomely captured on Valentines
side by Miss Edna Dixon. The sec
ond prize, crossed the hall and Miss
Julia Bingham received the shining.
strange and we'll earned silver dol.
lars. ci
The first miss on Norton's side was
Miss Mary Dixon and added a third
prize to the number won by herself
and sisters. Miss Mary's "acceed"
was not acceptable to the umpires,
and she retired with exceeding will
ingness. Frank Pierce Armstrong, at
the call OF the master. valliantly at.
tackled, "apochraphy." and why he
left of the y. Frank can't tell and so
can't we. He gracefully stepped
down and out. Eddie Bates knows
full we'll hove TO be bright, ambiti-
Gus. scholarly boy and that very pro
perly accounts for the boyant man.
ner in which he retired. Miss Car
rie White dropped an out OF dag
uerreotype." and gracefully dropped
into her seat.
Mrs. William X. Graves doubled the
8 instead OF the in desiccate and
though the error was a very trivial
one, and likely to occur with nine out
OF ten spoilers. she forfeited her
standing and next" was called
Miss Emily Blanchard retired on eel
emosenary," Lumie Norton. head cen,
ter OF one line OF contestants, didn't
mind his | In "falchon,' and descend
ed from his loftier flight; @. Hayden
Day spelt "hagitious" / pass, and
passed down the line. Rev. c. b
Hubert was understood to interpo
late a double into preference and
before the error could be explained
or atoned for the reverend gentleman
had withdrawn. Mrs. G. S. Colvln OK
changed the first h in rhythm for a
seat among those whose anxiety had
ended. - - spelled II
"sachharine." Mrs. Calvin ellison
found her seat on In "selgnfor =
John II. Kelso was too short for &c
long a word as Schenectady and GOT
permission TO so out by abbreylatlns
II to "Schenedy." which John saws
was the word sent him by the enun
ciator, Park Valentine, party OF the
first part In choosing sides, rounded
upon the o In stereoscope, which ia 4
familiar way OF handling the word
but didn't satisfy the master and
Park withdrew. Ed. Moores tying
ing was little tainted, and he YAM
oosed but we think II he had called
for his privileges under rule one a,
closely as Bro. Childs did. he. too
could have lodged that mlneraiorio
a. term. Rev. Dr. Hawlsy gave ''pro
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-08
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and pub'r
BENNINGTON. W., JAN. 8. 1912

There viii be public meeting in
the village hall at North Bennington
on Tuesday evening, January ., to
see about the location of new man.
ufacturing enterprise In North Ben.
nlngton. We shall now have a
chance to see how much public spirit
and git up and git" there is in the
North village.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-08

with the money you have spent To
have, you must save. and N you save
you must invest. Insurance sayea
invests and protects. Annuitieu ike
wise. National Life Insurance Com.
pany OF Vermont CMutuall Earle
>. hlnsiey General Agent Mead
Building. Rutland. W
The oasis., 1912-02-17
NOTICE OF SALE.
ADoLFo BLEY, Presidente.

WHEREAS, on the l4th day of December, 1911, in that certain nctiOn then pending in the District ourt of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, III and for the county Uf Santa Cruz wherein Colonial Trust and Savings Bank a corporation, was plaintiff, and The Nogales Gas Company, a corporation, L. Ephraim, B. M Parsons, Alberto Escalante and l.. NJ. SalaZar, were defendants, and John W. Moore was intervenor. the said court did render ts decree, wherein t did order and decree that the said The NOgales Gas Company, defendant therein, pay into said court, within thirty days from said date the sum of $27 000 %, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from March l, 1910. and the further sum of 5,0U000 with interest thereon at the Tate Of six per cent per annnm from the l4th day Of February, 1910, and should also pay all of the Receivers charges, attorneys fees, trustees fees and costs of said suit as allowed and settled by said court, and that in default of such payment being mace on or before thirty days from the said date, that all of the mOrtgaged property i'll said decree and hereinafter more specifically described, and all of the right, title, interest and equity Of redemption Of said The AOgales Gas Company, in And to said property, should be sOld by the undersigned, special Master in said Court as an entirety and as one property
 to satisfy the amounts due, as aforesaid, CT so
 much thereof as possible, and III accordance 1 with the course and practice Of said Court, and l that the
 ! WHEREAS, the amount of money so required 1 to be deposited with said Court aforesaid has 1 not. nor has any part thereof, been deposited with the said Court, as required by said decree, NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with the said decree
 aforesaid, will, on MONDAY, THE ETH DAY I OF FEBRUARY, 1912, at the hour or II o'clock
 a. m of said day at the front door of the
 county court house, in the town of Nogales,
 Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, sell, to l the highest and best bidder for cash, subject to
 confirmation by the said tourt aforesaid, all of
 the property in said decree and hereinafter
 described as follows to-wit:
 DESC CRIPTION. All that certain lot, piece
 or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the county of Santa Cruz, territory of Arizona, and, bounded and described as follows, tolwit Being in the town of Nogales, Arizona, and
The oasis., 1912-02-17
In Honor otMrs. Edwards.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank Fitch entertained at luncheon a party of Nogales ladies in honor of Mrs. F. E. Edwards of Los Angeles, who is visiting Nogales. The rooms were decorated artistically and eff fectively with hearts and cupids, and very dainty reflection was served.
 Beside the guest of honor, Mrs. K. k. Edwards. there were present: Mrs. K. Titcomb, Mrs. c. A. Fled Ter, Mrs P. J. Munch, Mrs. Allen Tracy Bird Jr., Mrs. NJ. H. Barr, Mrs. George H. Madden, Mrs. W. c. Budge, Mrs. Allen T. Bird, Miss Harriet Hill.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
NOTICE.

The creditors of Wing Sen Com pany are hereby advised that on the 18th. day of February 1912, l shall make pro rata distribution of the funds now in my hands as the Assignee of said Wing Sen Company, among those creditors who have agreed to the assignment and filed with me their verified or approved claims.
 Dated February 9th, 1912.
 MANUEL EsCALADA,
 Assignee of Wing Sen Go.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
Valentine p.rty .s ,h. AssiIlsry. !.

Wednesday afternoon 8 Valen- tine party was given in the club rooms of the Ladies' Auxiliary. The decorations were in red and white, and the tables were prettily decorated with red and white hearts. The hostesses were Mrs. Dye, Mrs. Otto Herold, Mrs. Har- rison and Mrs. Phil Herold. Each guest drew from q basket q valen- tine and laugh at the same time. At the tables each lady was given white heart tied with red ribbon on which they were told to write a line and pass the heart to the lady on her right who must add line to rhyme with the one above. When all four ladies had written a line they were called on to read the rhymes, many of which were very amusing. Miss Bonillas en- tertained the ladies with delightful music Dainty refreshments were served and all went home thank ing the hostesses for a pleasant afternoon.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
Valentine Luncheon.

Tuesday Mrs. F. Van Mourick gave a valentine luncheon at her elegant home on Marsh Heights. The rooms were decorated exquisite. ly with hearts and smilax, and there was served luncheon of seven courses. After the dainty meal was served the afternoon was de- voted to bridge whist, Mrs. Iitcomb making the highest score and re- ceiving the prize.
 The guests were Mrs. B. NJ. Ashby, Mrs. M. H. Barr, Mrs. Otto Herold, Mrs. Sam Leeker, Mrs. E. Titcomb, Mrs. c. c. Kingsley, Mrs. A. c. Kingsley, Mrs. Theron Rich ardson, Mrs. A. L. Gustetter, Mrs. Phil Herold.
The oasis., 1912-02-17

commencing at DO mt one thousand nine hundred and seyentyeight and thirtyfOur hnndredths feet from the north property line of Crawford Street. and following the westerly property line of Grand Avenue according to the official map of the Town of NOgales made by William Bradford; thence following the property line of said Grand Avenue for fifty (50) feet to a point; thence by all interior angle of ninety (gO) degrees, three hundred and eighteen (3lo) feet, more or less, to point: thence by an interior angle of sixty four (64) degrees and thirty (SO) minutes, eghty-four tSO feet to point; thence two hundred and eighty five (285) feet to the point of beginning and being part of Block twenty eight according to the Bradford map.
 And also all the gas manufacturing apparatus of the Company, all it's plants, gas works, gas holders, oil tanks, gas meters, machinery engines, boilers. gas machines. gas benches ret0rts, exhausters. purifying boxes, lines pipes, lamp posts, tubing, guages, cocks valves, meter testers, stop boxes, transformers and all other appliances and appurtenances used in the manufacture, distribution and sale of gas. and all the shares of stock of the Com pania de Gas de Nogales, Sociedad Ano imia, Il Mexican corporation owned by said Nogales Gas Company. .af.r
 And also all corporate property. powers rights franchises, and privileges of the com. pany, incident or necessary Co the ownership maintenance and operation of the said gas plant. pipe lines, pipes and property aforesaid
 And also all rights of way licenses. ease ments, leases lehSenOlu interest, Dlllldlllgs' erectiohs, superstructures, machine shops, machinery and all contracts.
 And also all and singular the tenements, hefedtaments and apphrtenances belonging to or in anywise appertaining unto the afore said property, rights, franchises and privileges, and the reversions, remainders, rents issues, and profits, income, revenues and proceeds i thereof. aaf Also all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption Of the said The Nogales Gas Company, corporation, in and to said prop. erty aforesaid.
 Dated January IS, 1912.
 JOHN E. WRIGHT, Special Master in and for the District Court of the Second
 Judicial District of the Ter. ritOry Of Arizona, in and for | the county Of Santa Cruz.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
Judge Baxter From Yum. County.


 Judge Duffy, of the Superior Court, being ofcounsel for contestant Mir. Earhart, the contestee in the case now pending in the court over the county treasurership, is disqualified to try the case, and has to call another judge to hold court on the trial in his stead. He has requested Superior Judge Frank Baxter from Yuma County do so. Yesterday Judge Duffy received a telegraphic notice from Judge Baxter that he will co me to No gales and try the case on the 23d The case had been set for the 20th, and the later day now set carries 1t over three days.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Luis Acuna, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executrix of the last will of Luis Acu1a, de- ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against the said dece ased. 10 exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executrix ~ the Law Offices of Noon & Barry Nogales, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz J0SEFA SALcID0
 Executrix of last will of Luis Acuna deceased.
The oasis., 1912-02-17

Saturday, Feb. Y, 1912
Board Of Trade.

1oaFo of tFsue.
 The Directors of the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade held meeting on Tuesday evening, February 18th, at which many important matters were considered. Among these the Baca Float Land Claim received attention. The desire of the Board is to expedite, if possible, a decision regarding this claim, which, when settled, will mean so much to Santa Cruz County.
 The prospects for a federal Build ing were discussed and previous correspondence regarding this mat ter was thoroughly gone over.
 The Board also considered the matter of securing stopover privi- leges at Nogales on all through tickets issued both ways. This matter will be taken up with the railway officials and doubtless will result in securing for Nogales these stopover privileges at an early date.
 The matter of securing large and commodious hotel, modern and uptodat in it's equipment, was considered Whether induce ments could be offered for securing such a hotel is now under consid- eration bv the Board.
 An effort will be made to secure for Nogales free postal delivery. A bill is now pending in Congress giving to towns of one thousand inhabitants or more, the right of free delivery to take effect June first. This subject will be taken up with the Town Council, asking that some provision be made for numbering houses preparatory to securing the free delivery for No gales.
 The question of further main taining the guaging station was considered. This has been main- tained by the Board since June first. Mir. c. c, Jacob, of the Geo logical Survey, advised that we would be more likely to receive all appropriation from the Federal Government if there were no blanks left in the records of this station. It Is hoped to secure a Federal appropriation, and an equal amount to be appropriated by the Legisla- lature or the State of Arizona for the sufficient maintenance of the several gauging stations of the state.
 Tumacacori Mission: This mis- sion, one of the oldest in the United States, Is located in Santa Cruz county. It is the desire of the Board to secure, if possible, the CO operation of the Federal Govern ment to preserve this historic edifce as it is distinguishing mark of the earliest history oi Arizona.
 Other subjects of general interest were considered which will be made public in due time.
The oasis., 1912-02-17
JOHN B. WRIGHT.

Special Master in and for the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Ter ritOry of Arizona, in and for the county Of Santa Cruz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
MILITARY DISPLAY AT
SAN FRANCISCO SHOW
10 BE ELABORATE


(abeciaI CoFreunnaaenre e eha meFaial
San Francisco, June e.--That the
military display Of the 1915 univer-
eel exposition "a San Francisco VIII
be- one of us great features ~ eyi-
depced by the interest the unit4a
States government ana the various
states arc taking In arranging for the
encampment of their soldlery on the
exposition grounds
Word has been received that tho
Second Pennsylvania regiment, one
az the famous organizations " the
east. viii be sent here 90 participate
IN the exposition. Massachusetts, VIII
send ~ crach regiment, as win also
the state of New York. The United
States government plans % bring ne
troops now stationed al the PreHidio
10 their maximum strength, and the
regulars Will be- used for an cere-
monies during the prosreaa Of the eN-
position.
The Cleveland Orays one OF the
famous organizations OF tho middle
west, viii nrflYe here on July ism
ana will be royalty entertained ny
the exposition. the California 0raya
and the various civic organizations or
this ciiy The womans board Of the
exposition VIII entertain the lailef OF
the party
n h the Intention 0f the Grceks Of
this country 30 reproduce in white
marble on Telegraph hill, which
overiooks San Francisco bay and ~
adjacent to the exposition site. the
famous Parlhenon az Athens steps
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
,JlABS ADVERSARY
IN HEART WITH
AN ICE PICK
Lung and Pericardium Of Dem
ing Negro Perforated and
Death is Expected; Assail-
ant in Custody.

Especial Corresnnaaanee eu she nspe1al
Deming. n. NJ, june IA cuuiae
affray between Joe Meyers and Char
lie Inman, both colOred. on saturday.
resulted Ia lnman being seriously
wounded with a jab OF an ice pick
into the left lung and heart sac. and
Joe Meyers being confined 10 the
county iali pending the development
or the Inman wounds. The physi-
clan In charge states that Inman has
chance 20 live. but that his condi-
ton Is serious pneumOnia having
set In. Tie fight took place back
~ the Brewery saloon. Meyers Was
porter for the Elite barber shop and
lnman was porter for the Mahcney
building,
John Humid, e H. Hubbard ana Joe
stump reternea from Las Cruces yes
terday. where they went % inVes,i-
gate assessments for taxation In Donn
Ana county 90 help them % deter
mine proper asseHsments for this
county. Mr. Humid states that aH-
soaaments In D0na Ana are being
raised 81. 0O0. 600 this year. a great
deal 0f this IL due, Ut course, 20 the
raising OF irrigated land from 4i7' %
S25 per acre. Mr. Humid states also
that property IN Las Cruces II being
assessed az a little higher percentage
OF value for taxation than IL the case
either In Deming or IN silver city.
The board OF equalization resumed
It's sittingp today and assessments are
being raised IN most cases about 70
per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
TEAM WORK MINIS
IN SAN DIEGO
rive Solid Miles Of Houses
Built by One Corporation
Alone in Preparation for
Exposition.

.sbeciai Correnponaance 90 tha Heralai
Washington. june According 20
Information chat has just reached
washington. one building corporation
ln san Diego has built five solid miles
OF housea.
Thss statement may net be OF suf-
ficient Importance 60 cause comment.
but iEoNa who knew san Diego five
years ago will think Il Is remarkable.
what has caused the one time
sleepy city by the s0uthwesierumoEi
port OF the United States 10 show
such a burst of energy9
Il IL undoubtedly due TO team
work.
Team work is essential In any en-
terprise that ~ not OF one-man
power.
You can't play good baseball, stage
good show. run a good town. with
out team work.
san Diego had almost unrivalcd adj
vantagcs. but Il was not until her
people got together that they began
10 get the benefit that they should
from them.
A. one result San Diego's popula-
ton has Increased from $4,000 io
$4,000 in a few years. her banks are
fun OF coin, her harbOr a. full OF
business, her merchants are making
money and the builders are unable %
put up houses as fast as the people
demand them.
It's team work that is going 90
make the exposition of 1895 one ~
the great expeditions OF history. Pres
idont a. G.. Collier himself an UNI
restrained dynamo, rs working Ike a
Trojan (and without pay), aud he
has inspired an OF his associates with
his own enthusiasm.
Don't mako any mistakes the syn
DIEGO tsfpsition IN going so bo unique
In plan, aud n will bo the greatest
event that any city ~ san Dieg0t
sise ever dreamed OF holding.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
"OFFICER 868" ONE OF
BEST PLAYS OF YEAR
COMING TO THIS CITY

"Offlctr eg6,'" easily The best play
Of che year, h being presented stimuli
taneously la New York and Chicago.
AZ the Gaieiy theatcr "a the first
named city ~ has passed rs i50th
consecutive performance. while The
George Al. Conan Grand opera house
Ia the western metropolis b. trailing
along with a tally OF more than leo
times 40 its credit
OFFICER see" viii run right
through the summer In both New
York ana Chlcagol and In September
be- reinforced with two additional or
ganlzatlOn1, when this molodramatlc
farce of laughs, thrills, heart throhs
and mystery will begin a systematic
tour covering every important amuso-
ment point in the United states. one
OF which d this city. which d 90 be-
visited by OFFICER 0a6' in the near
future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
FORTY TEACHERS At
FARMINGTON
Large Attendance at San Juan
County Institute; Jury in
wetherill Case Out Twenty
-Four Hours.

Especial Correspondence 20 Hcraid.l
Pennington, ~ a., June S.---The
San Juan County Institute Is now IN
session az Aztec with forty teachers
enrolled. Prof n. Lee HOidcre ot
Durango u acting as conductor with
Allss Edna nouEhman ct Pennington
as instructor.
Evening lectures have been given b.
ftev. Mr. Highly rector Of Durango
Episcopal church, ana Rev. n. G.,
Jackson of Pennington. Addresses az
unusual interest have been made al
iae sessions by Dr Taylor Of tho
state board Of education and Profess
adra am ana Peterson Of the Indian
eryice The institute viii close tho
thirteenth.
The case 81 Chris-ChiIiing Begay, ON
trial for The murder Of Richard
Wetherili Has baen before the court
FOR the past week and went to the
jury on Friuay noon. There is much
gnoatlOn about the verdict especially
n0w thar the jury has been out twon-
ty-four hours without reaching "a de-
cision.
The regular semi-annual election OF
officers az Bonita Lodge No s., KniRhts
~ Pythias. Was held "Wednesday night
Of this week, with the following re-
suits Chancellor commander Wayne
Wailinsi Vice chancellor, Arthur Cas-
tonguay. premte, Rolla shidier; N 81
~, ~ A. Elliott. A. of A., 4. a..
Wiltsei inner guard. Frank Nickel;
outer guard. Asa q. Dumei
The Chriaiy Comedy company and
the McGeo Outdoor Amusement conn
pany have showed Ia Farmington this
week.
George Hopkins and STRATEGY Hub
burd returned from school al Roswell
on "Wednesday
Mrs Helen scbluler and daughter
returned 20 Pennington from ucr-
many This week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11
CLOVIS APPRENTICES
DEFEAT AMARILLO IN
GAME AT CLOVIS

Especial Correspondence 50 the mernIdD
Clovis. n. H.. June ia very IN
terestinE game Of bah war played
here yesterday afternoon NJ Lavender
park between the Santa Re nppren-
tlce teams OF Amarillo, Texas. and
Clovis Tho score for nine innings
was IS 81 40 IN favor Of Clovis Hat
teries; Amarillo--Wood and I'M;
Clovis~@Hatch and Hatch. At the
close of the fiflb inning the score
stood z to Q Ia favor OF Amarillo.
bui IN the last half OF the game the
Texas boys lost out and the home
team took the game by storm. Base
on balls. of Wood 5, off Hatch &.
Hits of Hill s. off Hatch o. Two
base hits, shorpenstlne OF Amarillo
4, Davenport and Thomas os Clovis
each. Amarillo AZ bat "A times.
Clovis AZ times. Errors, Amarillo s,
Clovis l8. 'fhe gene was Witnessed
by a tremendous crowd.