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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-16
Notice Of Adjustment Day

Estate OF Gopher Tuttle deceased,
The undersigned. having been appointed
Administrator with will annexed OF the Es-
tate OF Gopher Tuttle. late 1f the County OF
Sedgwick. in the state II Kansas, deceased.
hereby gives notice that lie will appear before
the County Court OF ssia ssdgwck County a,
on Monday the ID day Of June. A. u. lai.. at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. N. OF said day. at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested TO
attend for the purpose Of having the same ad
justed. All PERSONS indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment To
the Undersigned.
Dated at Jul"sburg. Colorado. this 3Oth day
of April. A. u. 1872.
Eff. CLAYTON.
Administrator with will annexed of the
Est ate OF Gopher Tuttlc. Deceased.
Robson & Hen, yicks. Attorneys.
May y2-2i
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The Demons OF The Swamp

are mosquitoes. AS they sting they put
deadly malaria germs in blood. Then
follow the icy chills and the fires of
fever. The appetite flies and the
strength fails: also malaria often paves
the way for deadly typhoid. But
Electric Bitters kill and cast out the
malaria germs from the blood; give
you a fine appetite ard renew Your
strength. After long suffering".
wrote VIM. tretwell, of Iucama. N.
g., three bottles drove aII tbe ma.
lara from my system, and Eve had
good health ever since. - Best for all
stomach, liver and Kidney ills. so cts.
at All Druggists.
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Neeies e F1nal Ssealauuent

In the Natter Of the Ess aie Of John L. NJ Gil
kert. deceased.
Notice is he reby Eivea. That on Nond a. the
regular days OF the April Tern u the County
Court Of ss,dxvick Coaaty. n IN state OF
Colorado. I. Auns u. GiILsst, Enecutrix of
>aia Estate. will .pssar t'ee0se tke Judge Of
such Entcutrix. pray the approval of the
same. and will then Apply u r. DISCHARGED
as such ENecutriN. At vhk.h TIM and place
any Ierson In interest mag appear and pre-
sent objections To tiss same II any there be.
Dated at Juicsburx. Colorado. Asy i, 1872.
ANNA 4:tGILRERT.
ENecutrix of the Esaste OF John
Z. ". Gilbert. Ileceased.
Eolf>on & Hendricks. AttOrney.,
May $50
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Notice For Publieatieu

Aeyial OibTHi
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
L. :. Land Office st Sterling Colorado
April -. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that Peter Poa>t of
Juiesburg. Colo. who. on sep. q. 1907. made
Homestead entry. NoOltakkS-57i0. for Northcas
v. Section ,. Township 10 N. Range ~ w. 9TH
Principal Meridian. has Hled notice Of Intention
To make Final five year Proof. u estab-
lish claim to the land above described. before
County Judge. Nj .Juiesipurg. Colorado. on the
10th day of June. l9l.
Claimant names h witnesses:
Wood NJ Hiienan. Blaine Flora. Harry Rob-
ertson and Edward Rchsrdson. all of Jules
burg. Colorado.
". II. Pound. Register.
Apr l-May 80
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Noties for Psbl:eatisn
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
l.. :. Land ONCE at sterling. Colo. Apr q. lol.
Notice Is hereby given that Emil Neu.ebauer
OF Julesburg Colorado. who, OIL JULY "a 1916
w. y. section -. Township u n, Range II
", 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian, has AIed notice of
intention to make final Ave year psOof 10 Is
txbiish claim to the land above described. be-
Colorado ON the 10th day of June. Iaia
Claimant names as witnesses:
William T. Johnson and Luwrene W Sho-
bcrg. OF Juleshurg. Colorado. and Gustaf Her
fcrt and Charles Wright OF Ovid Colorado.
". II. Pound.
Apr II May 30 Register
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-16

STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF SEWiwiCK. 's'
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
G. ". White and Ida C.\
Frederick. Plaintiffs.
Mark Burke. Lillian !.
Burke. The John Cass Lum
her Company. u corporatiOn.\ NOTICE DI
Z. l.. Grant. Frank l.. 4; rant/ SALE
Trustee. h. +. Vrecland.l
John Brown. The City RankS
and Trust Company. Ice AN
Reynolds. and II. :. Convey.
Defendants
Under and by virtue of an oder Of sale ans
decree OF force losure iSsued out of the Dlstrit'
Cour, G IL and II for the Count. Of seqy.tck nn,
191!. In the above entitled action wherein tn
above named plaintiffs obtained decree o
foreclosure against the above named defend
ants for the sum OF S!taO.l4 besides interps
auction after having given notice of the tim
and place OF such sale by previously publish
ing the same for four weeks all that certail
real property situate In the CountK. of Sedg
wick and State OF Colorado. descri6Ga as fn
lows: All of Lots Seventeen 90 and Eigh
teen tls). in Block Eleven ul), In the Origina
Town of Denver Junction. now JufeSburp
Colorado. in the County Of Sedgwick and S, al
OF Colorado. together with all Improvement
apputtcnances and privileges thereto belong
Ing. fer the purpose Of raising the amount y
found to be due plaintiffs as Aforesaid.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice is hereby give,
that will on the Third Day of June. A. 4
l9l:. at the hour Of ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of sal,
day at the south front door Of the Count
Court House In the Town OF Juleshurg. Scdr
wick County. Colorado. sell at public auctio
the above described premises to the higlir>
and best bidder for cash.
H.C. SPILLMAN.
Sheriff OF Sedgwick Coauty. Col,
Roy 7: Johnson. Attorney for plaintiffs
First. May :-May:N
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COUNTY OF SEDGwICk iS
IN THE DISTRICT COUHI
THE TMTsr SoMr.IYA.N StIH IEANk a.
fl.int,n.
Thomas Tho (; burke: Maggie
Johh Cass Lumber Conn., SALE
pany. Corporation. T. J..
Trustee: and B. F. vreeland
defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale an,
decree OF foreclosure issued out OF the Dis
and State OF Colorado. on the First da, o
May \. D. 1912 I'm the above entitled acton
wherein the above named plaintiff obtained
aScree .ii OF foreclosure against the above nam
ga defendants for the sum Of S1,5s9.OI beside
interest and costs. | am comma nded TO sci
at publ ic auction after having given notic,
Of the time and place Of such sale by previous.
that certain real property situate in TIN
Couriy of Sedgwick and State Of Coiorati,
dcScribed as follows:
r. The S1nth Son half 6 Y Of Section Eight ts,.
go West sixth 2. NJ. together with ali wate,
rights used upon. appert aiming or belonging
.nerst9 me- . and al improvements. aprurtenance>
ana privlleges thereto belonging for the pur-
poseoi raisinEthe amount so found to jp due
plaintiff as aforesaid.
NOW. THEREFORE,. notice is hereby given
1mat 5n,S ! VIII M on the Third day Of Iune. A. D.
said day at the Front Door OF the County
Court House in the Town of IuIr>hnrv. Srdr-
wick County. Colorado. sell a public auction
ane a a',o.r described premises To the highest
ana best bidder for cash.
II. c. SPILLNAN.
First MaJ May 80
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Dolphin Rubber Hose the kind that
has been tried out here ard found the
best, for sale at Dye Bros.
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The County Comsaissisasr Pro.
eee4ings

Monday. May g. 1912.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met in regular session. Prc--nt.-F. W.
Sherman, Chairman; ". I. johnson
and Finley Dye. Commissioners; \. +.
rerrier, County Attorney; Lily H. Laha-
rec, Clerk.
The following Road Dyer-ccr- were ap-
pointed
For Road Dist rift / T. t,ul.ui
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WARRANT CALL
Office e Csuaey Treassrss
Sedgwiek Couaay, Coio.
Apra 10, 1912.

Notice is hereby given that l
will redeem ut my Office in Sedg-
wick County all warrants number
ed AS follows:
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School Dist. No. 13-Special Fund

Court House Expense Fund
l40to 1893 inclusive.
Julesburg Irrigation Dist-Gen. Fund
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They adjourned to meet Tuesday, May
:, 1912.
Tuesday, May 7,l9l2.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in adjourned regular session. Pres
cnt; +. W. Sherman, Chairman, Finley
Dye. Commissioner, A. F. Perrier, coun-
ty attorney. Lily II. l.abarec, Clerk.
The following claims were audited and
Ordinary Fund.
Il. NJ. ADAMS, livery. .......-... 10
Court Aonse Emergency Fund.
ked Vance. labor and material for
plumbing and wiring, .-.--.-. .. 62::i33
Poor Fund.
NJ. l.. Babcock. county physician. 800
Finley Dye, pauper tickets, ....... 2.4O
The Board spent the afternoon in look
ing over roads in different parts OF the
county. They adjourned.
LILY H. LM>rEE, Clerk.
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Interest will cease on above War
rants after May 18th, 1912.
S. II. CARLSON,
County Treasurer
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The park committee oith Town Coun-
Gil met with the Board and discussed the
matter OF seeding the north half Of .the
Court House block and it was decided To-
defer seeding until fall.
The following claims were audited and
nllnu,nI -
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Foreclosure Sale

STATE OF COIIORADO,i
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-16
Foreclosure Sale

STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF SEDEWiCK. '''
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
G. W. White and Ida C.\
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
OBITUARY
p. II. ROGERS FALLS DEAD
IN CROWDED BROAD ST. CAR.

Patrick H. Rogers, of 2s4 Mt. Pleas
died in a Broad street car today. He
boarded the car near Clay street, and
shortly after taking his seat fell dead.
The passengers stretched him on a seat
while the car was run to the ONCE Of
County Physician Mckenzie, 942 Broad
street. An examination by the physi-
clan disclosed thai heart disease was
the cause of death.
The body was ordered removed to
Holes morgue. To do this the car
was emptied of passengers and run to
the Bergen street car barns, where the
wagon from the morgue took charge
of the body. Rogers was employed In
the shops of the Pennsylvania railroad
at Jersey City.
The police of the Second precinct
were ordered to notify h family of
Rogers. An officer. dispatched to the
house, found Mrs. Mary Rogers, the
wife, and a daughter Marietta con-
fined to their beds through illness. He
found that he had not the fortitude to
break the sad news and left saying
that the father and husband had been
injured. Outside the door h patrol
man stopped long enough to write a
note asking the family to call up
Holes morgue. This he showed under
the loo
Mr.. Rogers is survived by his wife
Mary and four children, Thomas H.,
Marietta, John and Mrs. Philip Roach.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
HARRY D. FRANKLIN DIES AT
HOME AFTER OPERATION.

Harry D.. Franklin. superintendent of
the department of house sewer con-
nections for the past twenty years,
died at his home early today. Several
weeks ago Mr.. Franklin was operated
upon in st. Michaels Hospital n his
condition was such as to cause no inn
mediate alarm. Yesterday he suddenly
became worse and his family was sum-
moned to his bedside. He rallied
during the night but succumbed
toward morning.
Mr.. Franklin entered the engineering
department of the city at an early age.
His ability earned him many promo
tons until he was the head of his de-
partment. He held this position UP to
the time of his death.
For many years Mr.. Franklin was a
resident of the central portion of the
city till he built a nome at AZ Yer
mont avenue He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Franklin, and a
son Percy. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made. Mr..
Franklin was a member of st. Cecilia
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and of Corinthian
Council No. 1854, of the Royal Arcanum.
Attending physicians declared that
death was due to an aggravated case
of pneumonia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
BALKY AUTO
DITCHED TO
SAVE LIVES
Mr.. OsChwald Loses Control of
Car Near Hotel at
Delawanna.

Gustave Oschwald, 20 years old, a
mason and builder, of 4S9 South Bel
mont avenue, refuses today to give n
information about an automobile ac-
cident yesterday. when his machine
collided with that of Isaac M. Silver
man, of 352 South Seventh street. Osch-
wald was driving toward Passaie when,
according to Mr.. Silverman, he lost
control of his machine while on the
wrong side of the road INT dashed into
the car coming toward Newark. Osch-
valid tried to avoid the accident by
turning sharp and throwing his car
into a ditch.
Pedestrians rushed to the aid OF
Oschwald and his companion, who. wit
nesses say, was a woman This Is de-
MED by Oschwald, who refuses to say
whether his companion was either a
man or m 1t is not known why
he choose to throw so much mystery
about his companion.
Mrs. Oschwald answered the phone
at her home today II declared that
her husband had one to his bust
ness. She knew that he had met with
an accident in his automobile but did
not know who his companion had been.
Oschwald has been married six years,
Oschwald and his companion were
taken to the Old Homestead Hotel,
D~elawanna, which is but several hun
dred feet from where the accident oc-
CURED. Here, too, nc information could
be CLEANED as to who was in the car
with Oschwald. Witnesses to the ac~
eident were John Bittell, Roy Barker
and L. Clanter, jr., of Delawanna, and
Anthony Pourta and Michael Dominis-
ka, of Passaic. Oschwald was driving
a large touring car while Silverman
was in a small runabout. The Osch-
wald car was towed to the hotel yes
terday, but was removed some time
during the night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
NEWARK MEN NAMED AS
BANK OFFICERS in RED BANK.

RED BANK, Jan. 9.-Newton Dore-
mus, of the firm of Doremus Bros. Co.,
was elected president of the First Ma
tional Bank yesterday, the controlling
stock of which has just been purchased
by the Fidelity Trust Company, Of
Newark. He succeeds James T. Ter
hume, of Matawan. Clarence c. Apple
ton, comptroller of the Fidelity, was
elected vice-president and a director.
Henry Campbell continues as cashier
and was chosen n of the new
directors. Robert Parker continues as
assistant cashier. Uzal Fl. McCarter,
president of the Fidelity, is q new
director. The other directors are
Thomas Henry Grant, A. II. Doremus
and George c. Hopping. This institu-
ton will, it is understood, be merged
with a trust company that the Fidelity
interests are planning to start hsre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
FROZEN PIPES CAUSE FIRES.

Crude methods of thawing out frszen
water pipes continue to cause fires.
OF the eleven alarms hat sounded last
night more than half are traceable to
this cause alone In no case was much
damage caused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
AWARD CONTRACTS
Business Mems Association Placed
order for State Convention
Emblems Yesterday.

At a meeting held yesterday the
executive committee OF the Wheeling
Business Mems Association accepted
designs and awarded contracts for the
badges 10 be worn by committee
members and visiting delegates at the
state convention To- be held here Aug
Is. ~ and j.. The delegate badges
VIII be done in the ci.y colors OF blue
and gold. The Gasp will bear a cut
OF the old state house and the silk
streamer viii carry a map OF West
virginia. containing the names and
location OF every town and CITY in the
s'ate associated with the organiza.
ton. The contract was awarded 10
The West Virginia Novelty COMPANY.
Of Wheeling
The committee badges and buttons
VIII DO supplied by The o o Gates
company. OF Wheeling The but, ons
viii bear shield IN tho national
colors. IN tho center. circied hv tho
words. our Town One FOR All. An
FOR One"
AT Oh" various committees WORKING
on plans for the convention made r.
ports fo OBJ" rNecu $50 committee and
""r" instructed to confirm. their
efforts o. $50 hc some time set b..
fore ans 90 Them elll De- ready 20 re-
r1r. .u 'lu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
FIRST MEETING
OF the Board OF Trade ways and Means
Committee Yesterday Proved
Highly Enthusiastic.

Seventeen Of the 90 members 81 ne
ways and means committees q the
wheeling board o. tra.- assembled at
the nrs' noon meeting - tire orgariza-
tion held ~ the Mcclure yesterday.
Their was much enthusiasm. with every
member boosting earnestly iu the work
Following lunch. which was served IN
th" basement grill a business session
wns held 10 Tie pariDr-. IRE report Of
fne committee ou rules wa ndopteI.
Lr"v.iirg that the officers rf 'ns come
inif"' '.Ii consist p a chairman.
ti.r-. .r'ruan and -s.-efa~t TIE reH-
fr "'sr.t reefirr. u-r. -r. .Iufef.
% DBL .rid every Wsfre-I.- a- re 7H r.
90 OIL M.iu-e vit. t.r rra .rr.fr On
powered o.. .aI .u-t .aI r.rrfIrr. 90
Eleven ne-rrsrr p..e rr-1-f
srl~ -.h-.nr.-- .tfss. ra ir or
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
TEN DOLLAR SHAVE
BARRIERS Will Compete for Prize In
Unique Contest at Annual
Outing July IS.

Tho ordinary man considers ten or
hfteen cents a considerable amount TO
be expended on shave. bu- the usual
scale price Is a paltry piftance com
pared with the ten dollar shave 20 be-
given az Wheeling park July - on
this occasion the BARRIERS ~ tho city
VIII hold their annual outing. and ono
~ he feature contests ~ tho dav viii
be a shaving match with 70 'cr dollar
gold piece as Oh. FIRST prize Expert
BARRIERS VII Judge The work of tas
contestant Speed fhorourhnes-
delcacv and -tii Nil alI Do cons.I
cred The contest vii ho hold "a. =
D. m The program of amrsemenfs
begins ~ O'Clock in Pho aferroor
I'ancinE V.il form another fe.fu-. Al
union SHOPS .r fha r.f. a.rI t. cf0-..l
during the fat
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pas passed and action VIII be taken on
IL At meeting Of IA directors TO be
held this morning
In the matter OF urging the establish
inent OF a city filtration system a COM
mittee was ordered to Investigate tho
question and TO make a report as soon
as possible.
TWO new members We're added to tho
committee. bringing III total member
snip up 70 q They were Prof W. b.
Elliott representing the commercial col
leecs and L. 2. williams. division 4uper-
intendent ~ the Baltimore and ohio
railroad. representing the railroads
Thirty-two lines or commercial and in
dustrial business are now represented n-,
,he committee The next meeting VIII
be held "Wednesday OF next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
INTELLIGENCER
GIRLS LEAVE
EUROPEAN PARTY DEPARTS
FROM WHEELING TO-DAY.
Winners In inteIIioeneer Contest VIII
Sail Saturday From Montreal
Aboard "Scotian."

''''''~'e W 'se'HcH$cF SOUtcek VIII
Sail Saturday From Montreal
Aboard "Seotian."
The eight young lady winners in
the great Intelligencer European
Tours Contest take their departure
from Wheeling to-day. The party. &C
companied by a representative of The
Intelligencer. leave at $3.50 this after
noon over the Baltimore & Ohio for
Pittsburgh. The young ladies' will
meet early in the afternoon at The In
telligencer Office 10 arrange the final
details for the trip.
At Pittsburgh they will be met by
representatives OF the Canadian Pa.
cific Railroad Company and escorted
10 Montreal. Can. At Montreal they
will be taken in charge by the Cook
Tours Agents. and on Saturday they
sail for Europe aboard the palatial
liner "Scotian" OF the Allen Steam
ship Line.
For one month the party will tour
through Great Britain and Europe as
the guests OF The Intelligencer and
will return TO Montreal on August IL.
The 1ntelligencer has spared no pains
or expense 10 have the tour all that
can be desired. and every courtesy
and accommodation will be extended
10 the party.
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Thomas Hoods Oversight.

Ihomas Hood gave To literature the
undying Song OF the Shirt" but he
might have written an even sadder
song. that Of the washtub. Easy Task
laundry soap was unknown i'm his day.
1t Is only for the last quarter century
that is has been relieving women Of
bsckaches and bruised hands. 1t takes
the dirt out Of or OF anything-actu-
ally does most OF the work itself. Your
grocer has it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
BOYS BRIGADE
PLANS FOR CAMP
ago BOYS TO PARTICIPATE III AN
NUAL ENCAMPMENT.
site on Miller Farm, Near Elm Grove
VIII Be Named in Honor Of
Chief Hartman.

Between 20 and - companies. totalling
go or more young Nmericags Will par
ucipate In the annual encampmeut u the
BOYS BrlEade 81 West virginia and
Eastern ohio. To be held at Miller's
Grove. 81 miles above Elm Grove. Au-
gust Fl 20 80. The camp Will be named
camp Henry Hartman" in honor Of
General Hartman. Of New York city.
commaudeT-in-Chief Of the Boys Rri-
gaze or America An invitation lns been
eNtef. led 20 General Hartman 10 visit trs.
camp ant an acceptance Is anficiDafei
within the nest few days Plans are
TOW Hfo'i =" tdf" autos or wagons make
Elm Grove and Tire ami for the benefit
81 visitors and others General a. L.
'allhhautr 900 Doe t.r ranking officer.
WIZ ~ "ntanpncnt only about ono
Mnhtu OFT ire various companies are be-
coming active Ir arranrinR the rrcpara-
f"rN dFiHil- 'rr ~ rho features ~ fr..
l.irafInn - fn. Hospital CORPS hefug
trained hN l'I rufls s meeting a. mo
cons VIII hr .fii nssf wednesday e.er-
- az iT ''t "ff.ce 100 re rpn-ert-
Meetings Are Scheduled
~ 'rn Nf- L.' FIRST iezi-
I-'' f'tf frsla1 f.-hf
'orl .i-f.rE 10 -r member. fr..f.
% frs f'.f zfH.rIr f... evening +. I'd.
fHt f G"r.'si '.iI.a-
c"1r ..I me- fr. ri-.- r..,I,.
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written permission before the boy will
be allowed TO gp swimming
New Uniforms Coming

street VI. l. church and co. X. OF North
street VI. l. church. are expected to ar
carbines FOR 60. II. Of Zion lutheran
church. recently ordered from the gov
eminent, have been shipped from the
Springfield armory. AMI are due at any
ime
Tickets for the moonlight excursion
70 b." given aboard the steamer Liberty
Tuesday cveuine. July go. 10y tho West
Wig ma division. are now on sale In The
hands of col Hohbins. and are being
rapidly disposed Of
90. \. 81 Wesley church held ~. reg
uiar quarterly supper Tuesday night. for
members only. The session was largely
attended and an enjoyable evening was
spent 10y tho boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11
EQUITY CASE
Motion to Dismiss Bill Sustained by
Commissioner Boyd In the
Brandon Case

In the equity cause of James f.
Brandon. administrator. against Abby
II. Campbell and others. an order was
entered yesterday by u. s. Commits
siOner G. E Boyd sustaining the mo-
ton Of the defendants TO dismiss the
bill for want OF Jurisdiction. but the
plaintiffs were given 80 GAYS in
which TO file an amended bill. other
wise the suit will stand dismissed. ?
Joseph Halady. aged %. native of
Hungary. filed a declaration Of be-
coming an American citizen with
Commissioner Boyd yesterday, in or
der that he may enlist in the L. S.
army.
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PITTSBURGH. July 1O.-Stages re-
ported tonight follow:
DAVIS ISLANDS, feet and sta
t!Onary: showers.
STEU BENVILLE-91 feet and sta.
tiOnary: cloudy.
PARKERSBURG-5.9 feet and fall.
ing; cloudy
OIL CITY-3 inches and station.
airy. clear.
ADMINISTRATIONS below and
stationary: showers.