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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

Milninston. \. C.. February lL-spi-:t.
Ros.n--Steady ut sAr: receipts - barrel.
irm at sl.?9: rcccipi5 35 barrels. Crude
luFpentine-Firm al S3t0q+.so.
-icnNahneh, Ca. February li.-Turpcntluc-
!irin at t6s. q f1i;c.: sales Sc3 casks: rncaIn,,
=" tasks; shipments rs Caeks; stock ..5;l
SakKs Rosin Firm; oies so5 barrels: re-
eeip.s tis barrels; shipments e.l5s barrels:
A' ct %i'eel barrels. Quote: 3. $3.50.
TI.h1aEieston. :. c.. February 1i-Turpent!nc
irm at i5'.c. RoEn-Firm. Quote: y, d.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock Yards)

tSales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va February H. 1872
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending February l..
Receipis--Catte. 3?S head: calves, e. head.
sheep. II head; hogs, $3.50 head
Dest steers. s. f7c; medium 10 good. 81, y
&c: common 10 fair. az q &C. best heifers,
To fair. iUiisc: best cows i,msc: inrdi,,,n
20 good. 81! q ii!c.. common 10 fair. o. n
SIc. hest oxen. 20 size. ga!r TO rediutn.
t9I'3e.i pui.s. "a, 9 t.c calves, 7d7lsc I.
- ""op per head. Best heavy hogs, g. y.
5l.c: good, 80 TO !sc-pound hogs, s.. ass;
lEat hogs and pigs. 5i.I6'!c; sows and
sia2S "a 6c.; best sheep. Sis@ii3c: common
to fair. Ai.@ size best lambs. Gi.g &c: com.
mon 10 GAR. ii2I6i:c.
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baltimore. Nd. February 1l-wh.o,
Dull spot contract. :@i.c. Corn-Firm;
"p1ti contract. 7otc. oa;s-F.rm: No .
nestle. al9i.o! w. 40
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chicago. Ill. February observation-disclosures
!wsN head. Marker steady. Bscves, 81 I6G
$50; Texas steers. sis0Gi 5.7j. western steers
A.@a 100; st"ckers and feeders. s3.sos, 500:
cows and hcitcrs. s2.iG5i $50. calves. s575 N
500 tios.- Receipts. $500 head Mnrkc, ST..
over Light, So G,6i0: mixed SJS5Gt620:
heavy. SS.Mns:p: rough S5S5asco. n,,.s
80 q 30; hulk Of sales. s6as.i5 Sheep
hefeipis 500 head. Market strong. Native.
ss.-L2N i!N: western sRionI75; yea-lings.
Sf.'oH lambs. native. Si..j46S west.
crn. ai.j03 G.6J.
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New York. February u.-Becve.-s,cers
Si@oY -: bulls. s3.7j Us.i5: cows. s..:5TioS.
t%ira tat do. i!.jHa 80 Dressed beer,
S'eFd% at 50 S.0 caive=--Neals s7d,n-i.
calls SaH653; hnrnyard calves ss1In}.
Westerns. S25o"6c"; city dressed vcals ifi.5,
i6'. country dressed. lols d i2i,c sheen AMI
si1@4 80: iamhs. S5Q5!o: c,IlIs ST. 80:
lleEs-sleady az lG.5o0 go. nlg: :;na d. ~.
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NANAl STORES

T .sis for spo; ami tu:ure shipment.
iohoins trade is active
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RICHMOND TOBACCO u,r,nrr.

Richmond, Va. February II. ,y,e
Following are the quotations on M. ken.
mond Tobacco Exchange:
IlkOWN SnIEIINl;--Ni,u
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November .... .........1o;, l05. 1913 IN 4.
December ..............io6i 100; lnl 10 "a
SPOT cotton closed steady. points higher
Sales, ] SbRles.
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SALES At BOARD
mia Is. uld-5,e@ 4; 4si..

quotations for .interest-r4yinr bonds are
81 price 10 which Interest mus; be added
lneome bonds and certificates Of indebted.
rcss are flat
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snl.s rnr ,v.ol III ''''t Sl'iF y,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
Organists Meet at Ocean Grove.

Ocean Grove, July 22:-Repre-
senatives Of the upwards of one
hundred thousands organists OF the
nation will meet In the Ocean g.
Auditorium, August 8, for the {.
erations incident to their nf--t
nual national convention. EN-
MATAWAN LOCALS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
( BANK WILL SOON
OPEN P~LAYGROUkDI

Red Bank, July 22:-The Kings
Daughters of Red Bank are advocat-
ing public Fairgrounds for the Dor
ough. A public meeting to discuss
the matter was held Friday night in
the Board of Commerce chambers.
Miss Julia Schoen1eld, one OF the
field secretaries Of the Playground
Association Of America, addressed
the meeting. A. B. Wilson, Of Red
Bank, who has had experience in
playground work, also made an ad-
dress.
The Ted Bank Board of Education
contemplates the purchase of two
pieces Of property. They are the
land at the real of the high school
building and a part of the Drum
mond property on Shrewsbury ave
nue.. 1t is planned to build a new
school on the latter. By the pur-
chase of these properties, the town,
it is figured, would have good-sized
sites for Fairgrounds in localities
convenient for children In the East
eTn and Western sections-'Of the
town.
The Kings Daughters were instru-
mental i'll having the town council
enforce the curfew law of the bor-
ough, thus keeping children off the
streets after 9 o'clock at night un-
less accompanied by their parents
or guardians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
|C0L0RED MAN
GETS REVENGE
Assaults Son of Man Who
Had Him Arrested.
Special to tho EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, July 22:-William Cren'
shaw, colored, of East Keyport, who
was accused by M. Levine, of Front
street, of robbing his cash drawer last
week and who later practically ad-
mitted his guilt and who is now out
under 5000 bail, entered the dry goods
store Of Mr.. Levine's Saturday evening
and began to abuse the proprietor and
his sons who were present. He was
ordered out of the building and hung
about the sidewalk. A few minutes
later, when the son, Louis Levine, left
the store, on his way to the post of
fee, he was again abused by the col.
ored man. When young Levine remon-
strated Crc>5h1w struck him and a free
for all mixup took place for a short
time. A crowd soon gathered. Neither
one was very much harmed. Later in
the evening Levine swore out a warrant
for Crenshaw for assault and battery
1t was given to Officer James McCann
to serve,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
KEYPORI

Miss Ethel Sommers, who has
been spending a week OF two with
friends in town, has returned to her
home in Somerville.
Captain and Mrs. George Els
guests over Sunday of Mrs. ELS
worth's parents, Captain and Mrs.
William Woolley, of Front street.
Misses Elene Cummings and Edna
Lusby are the guests Of Mrs. S. P.
Dey, of Fulton street, East Keyport.
Miss Helen Green, who taught In
the local high school during 1904
and 1905, visited friends in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bronkhurst, OF
New York City, were the guests OF
relatives in town over Sunday.
Mrs. William Baxter and Mrs
George w. Stidfole, of West Keyporti
returned home yesterday after visit
ing relatives at Asbury Park Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. s. H. Hopkins and daughter
Dorothy visited relatives in Newark
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. William G. Ander'
son, of Brooklyn, visited relatives in
town Sunday.
Mrs. John Geran, of West Key
port, entertained o~ut-of-town friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Mooney, of Jersey City
spent Sunday in town.
Captain Vadin Curtis attended the
water carnival at Perth Amboy Sat
urday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
SEVERAL DEALS
IN REAL ESTATE
Active in Shrewsbury and
MiddIetoWn Townships.

Red Bank, July 22:-The real es-
tate market in this part of Mon
mouth county has been very active
this summer, especially In Shrews-
bury and Middletown townships.
Most Of the properties sold have
been purchased by New Workers and
Newarkers for country residence. 1t
Is noticeable hat a number of
farms, particularly in Middletown
township, has been divided up into
building lots and placed on the mar
ket. The Cooper and Field farms
and others Of less acreage in the vi
entity are among those which will
no longer produce fruit and vegeta-
bles for the market, but instead will
form the estates of commuters from
the metropolitan district.
Perhaps the greatest development
in this respect has taken place along
the North Shrewsbury river. What
was formerly a succession of rich
farms has been converted into a
series of summer homes, with wide
lawns sloping to the waters edge.
Along Riverside drive a Newark
mar Frank B%oettner is interested,
purchased a large tract which is be-
ing sold for building lots.
The Field farm Is now known as
Minnesink Park. 1t Is located along
the Middletown and Red Bank turn
pike. A dozen o more lots were
sold there during last week, the
purchasers in most instances being
New Workers. The farm consisted
Of nearly 400 acres of the best land
in Monmouth county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
AUTOMOBILE
HITS TROLLEY
Collision on Street in Ksy.
port Yesterday Afternoon.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, July 22:-About $3.50
o'clock Sunday an automobile and a
Jersey Central trolley car collided
on Bridge street neal the corner OF
Atlantic. No n was hurt, but the
fender of the trolley was badly
crumpled up, and the mud guard
and one lamp, the wind shield and
apparently the radiator on the auto
mobile were damaged.
At the place where the accident
occurred automobiles are constantly
running off the roadbed on the car
tracks and in order to get from off
the tracks again 1t Is necessary to
back up a considerable distance.
People living In the vicinity have
witnessed narrow escapes at the
point and expected trouble there at
any time.
The automobile, which was a
large Pierce-Arrow touring machine,
containing five men and a driver and
carrying license number 1929 was
travelling toward Amboy. The troll
ley car was due at Keyport at $3.50
P. M. from Perth Amboy and was IN
charge of Conductor Walter Brands
and MotOrman FREQ Wilson,, anu was
travelling in the opposite direction.
The automobile ran up on to the troll
ley tracks and vas not able to get
off. The motorman saw the predica-
ment of the machine and applied his
brakes and shut off his power, but
was unable to check the momentum
of the trolley.
The automobile was able to pro-
coed and the party continued toward
Amboy, refusing to give their names.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
HESITATE ABOUT THE ~
N THIS YEAR

Keyport, July 22:-The carnival com
mittee has announced that it is unwill-
ing to take the responsibility Of hold
ing a carnival and baby parade this
year. The chairman of the committee
is Henry Salz, and he announces that
he thinks the work should devolve upon
others.
There is a balance Of $40 in the hands
of the commission, and Mr.. Salz says he
will turn this over to any committee
interested in taking up the work this
year.
A local paper has undertaken to col
lect INSCRIPTIONS, feeling that the car
nival has been recognized as an an
nual institution in the place and should
not be allowed to die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
Perth AmbOy Win
dow Cleaning Co.

We clean everything from floor to
ceiling. No spots on glass when we
are through. We can mako Ii eeey for
you thi STALL. (All work cone BY ~oen.)
BIS STATE STREET. PhONG BIT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
SAVES BOY LIFE, SHUT
ne SCORNS A REWARD

Red Bank, July 22:-While wad-
ing in the North Shrewsbury river,
near the Trafford Allen dock at the
foot of Maple avenue, Thursday AZ
ternoon, Howard Conk, the six-year-
old son Of MI. and Mrs. George
Conk, of Front street, Red Bank,
stepped in a deep hole and would
have been drowned had 1t not been
for William Chandler, Jr., OF West
Red Bank, who saved the boys life
by the fraction of a very few sec
onds.
Mr.. Chandler dove fully dressed
into the water for the lad, and re-
fused to take a reward subsequently
offered to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
KEYPORT NAN UNDER
ARREST AS DISORDERLY
ypecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, July 22:-Gus Ellison,
of this place, was placed under ar
rest by officer George Mason Satur-
day night for being intoxicated and
d~isorderly on the streets. Ellison
was very abusive to the officer and
later to Justice /. Johnson and when
placed In a cell he demolished an
armchair which had been placed
there. On being arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Isaac Johnson
yesterday afternoon he was very
meek and sorry for what had taken
place. The justice delivered a severe
lecture to him and passed him out
on a suspended sentence on his good
behavior in the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
MATAWAN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Terhune and
Miss Kathryn Terhune returned Fri
day from Asbury Park. Miss Bland
Tomlinson, who has been visiting
Miss Terhune at Asbury Park, re-
turned with them.
Mrs. M. A. White and Miss Lillian
White spent Saturday In Red Bank.
Mrs. Harry Wallace was a Mata-
wan visitor Friday.
Mrs. George Allen, Of Red Bank,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. M.
Dominica.
Mrs. J. T. Cloves and son Frank
are spending two weeks in Asbury
Park, stopping at the Bristol.
Miss Annie Bills, Of Atlantic High
lands, was a Matawan visitor Friday.
Miss Hazel Mason, Of South AM
boy, spent Thursday with Miss Lii
liam White.
Miss Mabel Brown Is enjoying a
two months vacation.
Miss May Anderson returned on
Thursday from Asbury Park, where
she has been spending the week.
Mrs. Harold G.. Smith has return
ed from a trip to York, Pa, with her
father, John G. Schanck, of Keyport.
| Oudl lotlC SOhloIoNh, Va s=ENopdl
Park, Is visiting Miss May Ander-
! son.
Miss Annie Whitlock, of New
York, is spending her vacation with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitlock.
Miss Joselyn Haywood, who has
been visiting her grandmother at
Jamaica, L. L., is now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clark, of Fountain
avenue.
Miss Marjorie Seeley, of Brook
lyn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Bushnell.
Miss Hazel WINS and Miss Sadie
Meinzer spent the weekend In Long
Branch.
Rev. Fitch, of Plainfeld, occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. He stopped
while here with Mrs. Adele Bissell.
Miss Sarah Black Is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the post
Office.
Harry Bolte was a New York Wis
itor on Friday.
James l.. Terhune and Miss Helen
4 Terhune returned home Saturday
from a two weeks trip to Haines
Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. P. J. Devlin and son, Roy,
were Red Bank visitors, Saturday.
Miss Della Clark returned on Sat
urday from an eight weeks visit at
Middletown.
Charles Brown, Of Roselle, was a
weekend visitor in town.
Mrs. Jean Smith spent Sunday In
Freehold.
Miss Helen Cartan was a Keyport
visitor, Saturday.
Miss Lila Van Brake Is spending
her two months vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Van
Brake, on the Holmdel road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22

The EVENING NEWS W
more hon es in this *
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22
Almost Lost Their Positions
Young Looking, Up-to-date Mon
Are Wanted.

Gray-haired men look to old. Thay are
rushed a~side-ofted discharged. Hundreds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

Stearns County = genannter @eg fol-
betannt fem als Staatspeg SO. IA =
hermit be3ei9net als ELM 5taatstpea
gum 3tpede, oenielben gebaut ODER berz
beiiert gu baben 9emdB 9eieblider @or<
f9rift. 9abirt, ct. glolb, BEN Z. Mai
1912. SIM @uftrage bes 8oarb Ser
Gountpz@ ommihaare.
S. $. &opalfonsfi, gorliber.
8eitdtigt: S. g. @au, Nlloitor.
8eridt 6es 6ffentlid en Yrifens tpurbe
Dem 8oaro u%nterbreitet unb poridriftsz
mdBig borgeleien. Muf Nntrag lpllrbe
0er1elbe angenommen unb 3ur @intraz
gung 5uridgelegt. - Sic Beiude Der
8orliter Der reipeftiben bierin a%ngegebez
men Topns, in tpelden fir 8epiaiaunz
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terbreitet unb naditebenbe 8etptuiqunaen
gema6t: 5otpn Ni9lep. ,@ege unb 8ridz
enarbeit in beri1iebenen @ectioneu
$500; Ioipn @oIlegebiue, @eeez ruo
8riidenzs(rbeit in @ect. 80, 80, "a unb
SO $500; @rotp 8iber, 8riidenarbeit in
@ect. 81 $500; Sotpn Sair 6aben. @ez
gearbeit in berf6teoenen 5ectionen $500;
Conn @ettb, @egearbeit in beridei0enen
5ectionen $500; Sopn @rain. @%eaear<
belt in sect. 6, 81, % unb 23 $500;
Sotpn Gate George, @egearbeit. in @ect.
8, 9, 10, 16. II, 90, 80, 33 unb "a
$500; Sptpn Waine Rrairie. @eaeur<.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

uno bariiber gu beri9ten in elmer Ser
iamm1ung Der 8eb0rbe am 9ienltag, ben
9. Suli, 1912. borgens 9 IF I'M Gommtl<<
fdr5immer in 81. gloub, 81 tpel9er Set
ur6 an peldem Rlabe genannte Beboroe
aIes anb6ren miro, mas fir ooer gegen
@%enebmigung BEG @eiudes borgebrad)t
tperben mag.
@eiu9 beg 70. s. 9pnohue unb anoez
rer fir Gtablirung zines GonntpzMeges
in ben Sotpns Melroie nnb @robe pnroe
Der 8eb0rbe borgelegt, nnb anf Mntrag
onget1on1mter rn6 foIgenbes gomtte: S.
s. &otpalfotpsft, S. 8. @anfielb urb Bal.
German errannt, Inn bic proponirte Be<
9eftrede beinn 8eginnun8spunfte Der pro-
ponirten Begeftrede am Montag, ben II.
sunni 1912, 11ittags 1 lbr, at rnteri1l>
1en nno 1ariber 5n beridte1 in einer
@eriammlung Der 8eb0rDe am 9tenltag,
zen 8. Suli 1912. morgens 9 Ihr inn
Golntnz @ommifGr3immer in ct. Glollb;
8n lpelder 2eit unb an tpeldem Srte be-
fogte 8eb0rbe~ allies anh0ren tpirb, mas
fir ober gegen @enebmigung Seq @eiuz
DIES borgebradt tperben mag.
Sic 8on6s beg @n1. s.. MIben unb s.
IS. 9onobne als Sriebensridter Der 5ta6t
ct. @lou0 tpur6en Der 8eb6rbe borgez
legt, angenommen unb 9efebli1e gintrn<
:aling angeorbnet. @eiud bes OIef
;3orenfon fir gerringerl1ng Der MbidGbz
ltnD nnb @tenern auf @runbei0entbun1
:unb IS iu6 bes Maron 3ebring fir Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
iii bril,gt, I'M Sen obae1ddbfen Su)a

tbeil brinst, un! Sen obeei@atte1 9Qo<
Sen 81 beden, io ain9 Sic Bel6rSe oa@
ran, Den betr. SGaoen ob5uidaben, 10
lpie Tie CO fir rebt ulb biuig bielt,
unb 3og babel 1plpobl Sen Gorz ipie Den
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trabt. &eiterbin algeprbnet, oaB Die
betr. 9ddben sic ppm County ieber Ser
ipn allsgegliden merben 1ollen, fino iple
fol9t: &einer: Bur @e3el'9nag gibt per
periiebt's init rmierm Sicgel am Z. Dtat
1912. Mannens bes 8porb ser County
G%ommiMdre bon Stearns County, Winl.
S. 9. &plpalfplpsfi, @or1ibcr.
9eltdtigt: S. g. 9ion, County Nuoitor.
@eiu6 oes Spiepb 2iebl uno al1berer
fir Gtablirung eines gountpz8eges in
Sen Soipns ct. Soiepb lnb Mpfpille ipllrz
De Dem @oaro poraeleat; o1f antragq
Ses Mit. Sbomep, nnterltilet bon Saeob
@eber ~angenpmmell, unb fnlgenoes aus
S. 8. &plpalfolpsfi, Nif. SboneD rno
soc. &eber be%ite6ennes gpn1ite erlaln1t,
Inn Sic p%rpppnirte @egcitreefe 81 llnterz
1lden; .genanntss Gpmite fol- alf. Der
5trede bes prpppnirten @eges an eine1n
Mnfangsplmfte Der proponirten @ege:
1trede 8u1an1n1enfpmmen am Is. Stunt
1912, morgens 10 l1br gum 3tpede, Die
prDppnirte Megeltrede SIT mlter1lldlel1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

rinseruns Ser Nbidablmg unb Stellern
auf Neutrality-suspicious. ipur6en Dem
8paro- bprgelegt, unO alf Mntrag lpllrz
Den 0ieielben beitatigt llnD Ser @inneipz
ia Stel,erz@ ommiiion our 8el tdtigung
empfoblen.-@einG Deg S. g. 9amilton
nnb m1oerer fir cine lleberpermellrmg
g%eipi11er Settionen Ser Spipns Hapmono
llno MibleD !puroe benz 8paro unterz
breitet uno auf Nntrag 5uriidgelegt.
Mnf Nutrag ipur0e folge,lber 8e1dhluB
bonn 8par0 angenpmmell: @em1dB Get
tiou 8, &apitel 33 Der allgemeinen @ez
lebe bon 1911 lit btermit bei6lp11en bonn
8oarb ser County : gomniiare bon
Stearns County, Wlinn.. baB fp(genoe
@egeltrefe: 8egin,1enp al einem Su11fte
ma1e Der 9. 6: gde Beg gilage bon
Gplb Spring auf Der Ditlid6cn r,16 nett
liben Il 2inie bon Seftion 23, 8. 1913,
81. 81. 80 IS; banm IN 1iiolider 9fitbtung
5nr II @de 5ipiihen 5ec. 26 nnS 81,
6ann iiiblib 5lpiiden Gect. 26z27 unb
1895 3ur liibltden 2il,ie bc5 gcnonuten
Spipn; Damn IN :. 122 81. 81. 80 @.
1iihli1 3ipilden Gee. 2z3 iiber 5efticnen
10 r,1b Is 8ur lpeltlit6en 2inie bon Seet.
IS; Damn liiblid 8pi1den 1916, 21z22,
27z2S u1b 1884 5ur iiibli&en 2inie
bes %gennnnten Iplpn uno bprt enbenb
auf Ser iiiblidcn 2inie bes g%enannten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
uno ~eg>offieio glert bts Boaro.

@cantragt bon Sill. Sbomep un6 ms
teritiibt bon @alentin 9erna1, Dab bas
@ountp flint 5tablculpert5 auldaffe. Die
beim 8nu bcs 6imbal 'S%taatsmeges
perlpenbet merben loQen. Mntrag gut
gebeiben. - @eIu6 be5 3einrib Siez
maui, bonn 5huloiltritt bon Melruie
getremnt unb Dem augrcn5ennen Sdulz
biitrift SO. 1871 5llge3dblt 81 lpcroen,
lplrbe Dem 8nnro lmterbreitet. ungez
npn1mell rllb ongcprbnet, baB Dffentlibe
Getun1ltmnd)llnacn c@rlnIlen ull0 ein Gerz
bGr fir u1c babel iutereHirteu Earteien
IN einer om 8. S,,li 1912 %beginnen0en
5itru,g oielcr @cb1roe iii ser Office
nes County Muoitors in ct. Glolln gez
balten merbe. = @e1ub bes Sacob 81.
Mulner, bonn 56uloil trift 100 getrermt
uub Dem augren3cuoen 5huloiritt 81
5l1aes1blt al merper,, lpllrbe ser @c60rbc
mterbreitet. u,,aenpmmen ulrp angeoroz
erlaliem ltnp Gin %erb1r fir oae babel
i'ltcrelirtcn Yartcien in elmer Sitnng
Ger @ebDrne, bis am 8. Sui 1912 BE-
ginnt, i'll Ser Office hes gpn,tpzIrb
tors in ct. Gloub, aebalten lperoe.
Nuf Mntrug mllroe hos @eiuh bes 9: S.
M0niN u,o anocrer fir Gtablirlm9 zines
SolllltNlpege9 III Den SDlpll5 St. Nllglltu
llllb 2hlDen nerlpprfen.
Muf N1truo prbrcte Die @e6Drbe fplz
ge1hes an: Stuut Minnel ptn. Steerl,s
County, g. 5.--9a ei11 BON 81 8rlrl1bz
b@elisern he3 aenarnten Gprntp inter-
seithnetcs @eiuth. in ipelhem I'M Sreilez
nl1n9 eines Sbsi!es eiucs 6pdlpeges nnd)z
aelu&bt miro, Ser in me6r bcnn cinel,
Splpn in geununtem Gnuntn l6l1ft l,lb
Der. Eefnunt lit als after Sn,1f Centre
l1no gfnrt6 Tplf Gpllntp @eL u,o ndt
innerhalb ser @reu5en irael,b elmer il1z
fprpprirteu Stnpt, luie hieril1 beld5riez
ben, bem @pcro in %1eil1er 5iblna am Is.
9e5cnlber 1911 mutcrbreitet lpllrpe, llnb
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oa Dieler 8oaro our6 einen gntf@eib Ser
Mebrbeit 1einer Mitglie6er be{ttmmt bat,
baB genanntes @elud berniinftig i9etnt,
un6 6a er bur6 feline Nnor6nung, Die In
lener 5ibung getroffen nurbe, 9ienlt tag,
Sen 7. Nai 1912, s u6r n1prgens i'm
County : @ommil1dr5immer 5u ct. Glouo
als 3eit uno Crt fir eiu Serb6r be5ii9z
li6 be1agten @e1udes beitimmte nnb ein
aus ieinen Mitglie6ern deficiencies Co
mite ernannte, Inn Die %propontrte Sreilez
gung bes 8eges. gu unteriuden nno
Donneritaq. ben 25. Mpfil 1912, nor
gems II l1br' beim 8eginn Der Sreiles
gung bes @eges als 3ett un6 Srt be-
itimmte fir sic 3uiammenfunft beg Co
mites, INN Sic l1nferiudung bor3unebmen,
uno oa CT grlaB bon Betanntmadungen
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ienes 8erbDrs unb iener Nerlammlung
6es betr. Counties beranlaBte 0ur6 Mns
beften elmer gbidrift beS @e(udeS an 3
Ser 6ffentliditen Bidbe in ieoem 9opn,
bur6 ipelhen Die proponirte Sreilegung
oes @eaes lduft, iuaenigltens 30 Gage Dor
Dem 8crbDrstuae %erlaifeu ipuren; u1o oaz
bon iiber5euot, baB sic betr. Moti3en anz
qcbeftet wureu, uHb paB b%eiagtes Gomiz
fcc slr beitiulmteu s3eit rno am angegez
bcnen Ilote 5uiamneufom, sic llnterz
5ldln,o poruo6m nus ooriiber ben1 @oaro
berid]tete uup enpfubl, boB ba5 Bell!6
aene6migt lpcrbe, l1no IA 4ena1'1tc 9ez
b0rbe 81 Ser beltirnmtem Se1t on DEM
be1timmteu Srte, pas ut: mi county,
&pmmil1Gr5immer i'm epllrtDal11e 81 Sf;
Glplb am Z. Mai 1872, morgens .
Glpuh, om 4. Sctober 1910, WtorNens .
l1br, su1arnmelfdm lllo dtles, ~ fnr
pncr 0cgell nas @elnH pprgebrabt lpllrz
Sc, olbDrte uno belagtes @elud} erorterz
tc mie ol1t6 ben gcrlbt peg Nomltees,
nnb cine Mebr5abl Der Deb0roe ]1d) pa
bin einiote. oaB oas @el1lD beltat19t
lucrben ion, 10 tit.
Mroepronet, hoB ou5 OeiuG) 6iermit
o,toebeibeu lit, lulb beiugter @ocliucg 1T
hermit auoerprouet unb fem 2alf lp0
ruh Sem 8rrid,t hcs &pmiteeS lciu lpie
forst: 8eeinnen6 an einem Yuntte
~ Mutbcu liipli1 bon g.. @. Gtfe ppn
M@A BON Seetionen 9, Sopnilip 124,
9}o;oe IS meitlid; purm nprbDitlirb lal<
ieuo iiber 1851 bon GUY urb 81
bon gi@A u1p MgA BON !5@A, allies
in Sectiun = our liib0lliden Gde no1
N@A Ser geua,1uten 5ection 9, aues
I'M Iplpnlbip 1914 g. @ange IS @: nrlo
BORT enbenp an nem lebtgenannten Ynnfz
te. l1np neiter6i1 mgeorolet, oaR Der
County, Mubitpr Sic Splpn 9uperbl1oren
zines ieben Splpu, burd lpelden be- agter
@eg freigeleet lperoen ion, BON Der Chat
1od}s Scr Nreilegung bena9rt9ttgen ion,
1u1b baB oieielbeu peranlabt meroen fol-
len, 1obiel lpn Dem belagtcn !5od6pege