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Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

terday afternoon. The telegram carry ing the news of the passing of one of Americas greatest musical composers stated further that the end was hast ened by the unfavorable criticism of Alan Dale, who was very vicious in his attack on the morning following the premier presentation of the latest Broadway sensation.
 With the plaudits of the first night CTS still ringing in his ears, Lnders took the criticism of one man so much to heart that he considered his work as lost despite the fact that New York has repeatedly proclaimed him its greatest light opera composer and heaped praises upon him on Tuesday night
 Composer Luders was a native of Austria, but most of his life was spent in this country where he was recog
Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

How to live to a great age: First select your grandparents and parents, and then behave yourself-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

Ice creeperS should be removed be- fore entering your neighbours drawing Blade
Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

Due to the price, probably the ap- pie has held its own fairly we'll as forbidden fruit.-Omaha Bee.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

Now if somebody would only teach us how to sing The Star Spangled Banner r"-Baltimore Sun
Arizona republican., 1913-01-25

John Hays Hammond. American miner and millionaire, has asked the Mexican government to permit him to go. unarmed and unaccompanied, except by an interpreter. into the mountainous stronghold of the Yaqui Indians in Sonora to pacify that war like and apparently ungovernable tribe. The Mexican government has fought the YaQuis for thirty years. but the Yaquis ara still unconauered. MT. Hammond anticipates no difficult ty in obtaining the permission which he desires from the Madero govern
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28

Pure old McFarren. Mellwood Old
Crow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage ami
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swed,sb
~hikies al the Office Bar.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Wabuska Items.

Miss Nellie Penrose returned from
Reno Thursday.
Mrs. Wm Mitchell. Of Bishop, Cal
is visiting her daughter. Mrs.. Nm
Rallens
The railroad BOYS report that the
hills back OF Mound House were GOV
cred with snow an Thursday morning
Mr.. John O'Banion. of Wellington
Was n Wabu>ka Tuesday with hi>
auto expecting to meet his sen from
California. bu; Vas disappointed.
lin Parker and Warren Bros. have
most Of 1heir #r,t crop Of alfalfa down
and the rain OF Thursday did cousid-
cradle damage People who were
waiting for settled weather before cui
ting are looking Wise
Nr. Slice. railroad agent Al Va
buska. who ha> been IN the railroad
hospital in San Francisco Tor some
weeks being treated for a severe ca
81 rheumatism. l. row IN Sit LaSC
and expects to be hack III Nabu-Sl
IN feW DAYS \ good a. new
Mrs. Fred Made and her little
daughter heard q commotiou m iat
chicken house the other 3ay and uasot
investigation iauni big weasel after
the chickens The women tooS after
The va-rin1 and killed il with clubs
4 moving picture reel OF the ra-e
would be Interesting
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Coed Ball Game.

Nearly everybody in Yerington, Ma
son and The whole valley went 70
THOMPSON 10 witness the bah game
between Thompson and LovclocF
rI-es last Sunday. some went on the
motor. others autocd down and some
drove down 10 the sme1te- town. The
game wa~ the bcs- Thar has been PLAY
al IN this section ier some wears. a.
g-as promised. and the Thompson nine
won bv a score OF 8 10 :. This make
Thompson the onlv team IN the State
that has not been defeated this season.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Hotel Holland Arrivals.

". Robinson. Tocopa. L. II. Dun
bar. Butte: VIM Sharp, city: F. |.
Duffy. city: E. E Hoff, Ludwig; 7
Fitzgerald. Virginia City; Jim Farrell
Morningstar: w. F. Rundell Nina; +
5. Levy. 1915: c. D. Jordan, ST Louis
o. ". Pryce. Reno; Vernon Wyatt
city: ] d Welsh, Mason; w. d.
lanes. Reno. c. A. Terwiiliger. Los
Angeles: f. J Hart. ). F.; Frank
Ashley. Stockton: H. r Martin. ) +
c Hellcroft. 5. F: A. l. Darcy and
wife. Marble: !. Gesson. p. H. Bern
stein. L. Minltyner. w. II. Warren. 5.
F.: w. ]. L.angevin. Reno; Nale Glea
son. 1918: ?. P Arvah. 5. F; c. 7
Spencer. Montana Yerington; A. G.
Spencer. Reno: H l. Flavcn. Sacra-
mento Clay Mckinley, Rochester:
lack Frederick. city; II Gentsch.
Reno: d c. Beach. Wabuska-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Killed by Lightning.

4 track-WaIker on The NeN. Noi
read was struck by lightning oH
Thursday morning while a heavy
storm Wa passing over Sehurz ans
vicinity. The mans name was trans
Mamma. He was a few miles this sid,
Of Schurz when the storm broke ant
sought shelter from the rain IN the or,
bins Of the Yeriugton Mountain CQp
per Co. a few miles this side o.
Schurz. He was found dead by tbs
foreman oi the company who VISITED
the ore bins shortly after the storm
The rain wa> 50 heavy that If cause
waShout on the road which dclayel
train . a couple OF hours
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28

Drop into the Little Waldorf at Q
in the evening. when the free drawing
takes place. You might win dollar.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Nest Children Have Worms.

Many mothers think heir oh.ldr.
are suffering from indIge>tlol- head
ache. nervousness. weakness. Cp>tlt2
ness. when they are victims of thar
common Of all children's ailsreul--
worms. PeeviSh. ill-tempercd- irctlal
children who to>> and grnl the5T
teeth. with bad breath and onhcSY
pains. have all the symptoms az haK-
ing worms. and should he gwen Kick
apoo Norm Killer. a pleasant candy
lozense. which expel> worms. re11-
lateS the bowels. tones I'D The y stem
and makes children well and hapoz
Nickapoo Worm Killer ! guaranteed
All druggists. or By mail P-lce :
cents Kickznoo Indian Medicine
Co. Philadelphia and = Lcuis-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.
IN The FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF The STATE Or NE
gaDA IN AND FOR
LYON COUNTY
r. i. BEECuER. pi4.utiH.
NEVADA CALUMET COPPER
MINING COMPANY. 4 COX
EN4RAIIDN. Defendant

T-rse~ AMI hv virtue Of an execution date
thc 18th 1aF Us Jane. 1913. issued oct OF tn
Nevada. ir sal iov Lyru County. upan a judo
naeut -cu&trri and entered BY sald Conf e
said I-th lzg ot luur. 1913 tu favor ~ T.
Haecchrr. the ab1Ec-Har1ed plaintiff. aud zEaius.
Ncsaiz CalaEet Copper Mining Company,
Co-uorzt51a. the above named defendant, e..
s. $50 e. lauage-, and SUI 81. costs. amount
iag 90 S..s44s5. have levied ufsoa ail Oh
right title and interest a the ahgvc-uarlet
szd defendant ir ard 90 those certain tract
l- parcels of land described as follows. 80
Taa' certain group q patented lode ,g.4 3,
.le-sl No. a. Eel.3e Metal No. >, Nell0u
Metal No 3. Neil9u Metal Va. :, NeloN
Metal va g. Ne.ioa Metal No. =. lello~
Metal No lI. Nellu9 Metal No. %. yellow
Metal No g. Nrfa Graula No. Z. Nefa
G-anfz No ,. Yea Granta 10. ,. Vets
lrsn5s M. :. Neta 6randa No 3, Neta
sai8 sroap Of claims being deeigna'ed by
gre Surveyor General as Survey No 5t--. em
aragnS p".l'on p lo~u.Aif o e,
aa-th ~ range TAeriy-i9ur eest q che Mount
Itsblo MERIDIAN. ir the kuck,s5n Mining DE-
tr5e- Lgoa County. Nevada.
Which zhoe 11eutio-cj claims are more par
ricalzr'V described ia that certain luItes
safe. Pzteuf Nuu,icrcd PSI -253. dated Tia
-ai f1v ci DcteheT. 1911. ard recorded is
sse o-iice Of she County Recorder a said Lyoi
CaurfV on the sfE lsy g December, 1911 b.
Book X "a Mining Deeds, on pages $40 q
s-t h1.h inclusive. shich sad Patent. N
2 descriptions trereFu contained and the rcC0r'
thereof are hereby srec5hcarN referred go an,
T made part 81 thfs description
No'icr q hereby gives that an Monday. ih
Tth dzv ~ buar. 1913. as Do O'Clock a. m. 2
the front 3oor = the Court House. By the CT
o3 Nerir groH- Lyon County. Nevada. I W1
,tl the above described land a. public auctio'
L so the highest bi1dcr for cash. or so wue'
lhercof a. nav be necessary 70 satisfy san
Judgment ant costs
Dated AZ Yeriug7ou. Neyeia. the 18th dz
oi June. 1913
D. p RANDALL.
SHERIFF ~ Lyon County. Nevada
Bv r r RANDALL. pcputy
WARREN HAUSER. Attornes for Plaintiff
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Take Plenty of Time to Eat.

There is a saying that rapid eat
ing Is slow suicide" Ii you have form
ed the habit of eating too rapidly You
are most likely suffering from indi
gestion or constipation which results
eventually in serious illness unless
corrected Digestion begins in the
mouth Food should be thoroughly
masticated and insalivated Then when
YOU have a fullness OF the somaeh
OF feel dull and stupid after eating
take one of Chamberlain Tablets
MANY severe cases Of stomach trou-
Bile and constipation have been cured
By the use of these tablets They are
easy to take and most agreeable IN
effect. Sold by all druggists
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28

Notice Of Application for Permission I,
Appropriate the Public Waters Of the
State Of Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Fer Sale

I offer NV entire band 81 Percheror
horses for sale including ~ hrool
mares al broken 10 work o register
ed i grades. weights IRON l-to ID
1870 pounds, ID ioal> By dau1'- s3des
! imported. registered. 6-year-old grey
Pe-cheron stallion, weight 2-o8 rs
> 3-vez--old gsidslzs and : yearlinES
VII sell pzrr Or all al bargain Gal
on OF address
JOHN B NATLEY.
Reno. Nevada
r F y. No. , Phone F : KS
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28

The constant itching. burning rcd
ness. rash and di>aEree-rle -E1ect> 81
eczeuz. tetter. >ali rheu-1- 1tch. pl.es
and irritating skin eru01as7s can oe
readily cured and the shan made clea-
and smooth with Dr. tobsoI r.
zena Ointment Nr J C. Eyclan3-
al Bath III. says Il had eczema
.wevrv-37ve wears and had rrlel e. cry
thing All failed When I found Dr.
Eob>on's Eczema OInrTe n ] found
q cure This ointment = 7le toTT7l-l4a
81 4 physician and has been ~ Use 1F.r
vez-S--o- an experiment nav i
wf7v NE can guaraute r. Az drug
eists. or by mail Price 81 cents r'iell-
Ter Chemical Co. Philadelphia and =
Louis
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
A Resi- ROOM.

The ladies OF the Book Club viii
conduct rest room for ali out Of
town ladies attending the Fourth Of
Julv Carnival in the home of J. d.
Collins on Main street, next doU- 10
the blacksmith shop Here Yca car
rest, receive a hearty welcome from
the ladies. cup oi tea and leave y,s.fr
babies for an hour or 80 while Zen
enjoy the celebration
This j. open To one and all and Ne
want Won 20 come in and US The Te>t
room and get acquainted.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Fer Rent.

The undersigned desires 20 lease The
Wabuska rooming house, consisting
az eight rooms. located near depot ior
six months or one year Building car
be converted into apartments 10 az
commodate TWO or three farnile~ Fins
well on ground. wood-shed. hzrn
chicken house. etc Lot embraces
about three acres For particulars and
terms call on or address
MISS CHARLOTTE SWASEE-
TabuslSa Nevadz
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28

One roam and one rcd Durham 9rre
bred range bril- cali ior sale A. reason
able rr5ce Calves about II months
old Cal on or address
NJ r PENROSE
Wahus.-z- Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
LITTLE LOCALS

>>%>SS 80
Nice. clean rorns at The Reno for s.
a week and up.
Best OF liquors and cigars at the
Little Waldorf
Deputy Sheriff Jim Farrell was
down from Morningstar the flrst Of
the week.
Boru-In Mason Valley. June 70
1918. to the wife OF Frank Lucas, a
daughter All are we'll.
|. ID. Welsh. OF the Gum Thompson
mining staff. was in town for a short
while the FIRST OF the week
Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired at The Elite on Broad
way. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Queen OF the Valley Lodge |. Q. .
F.. of Yerington. Is preparing TO give
a grand ball on Fourth OF July night
Did you try grab at Dillon *
West's9 Each package conss.,Ii' a
pretty souvenir or useful article Only
p cents.
Al. Darcy was an arrival here this
week TO take charge OF the Montana
Yerington Tor Messrs. GeddeS and
Wingheld.
Tohn Finch was an arrival from San
Francisco last Saturday and has taken
the position Of head beaker in the er-
ington bakery
Cliff Hollcroit. representing the pc
per house OF Richardson x Case. oi
Sacramento. paid lerington his hTSl
visit Thursday.
II. NJ. Bacon. representing the K
G Dun Mercantile Agency Co. OF San
Francisco. paid NeTington short
business visit this week
Senators Newlands and Pittman
telegraph that the postofhce Al Day
ton i TO be continued and & {. Braun
Is TO be the postmaster.
c A. Terwilliger was an arrival IN
Yerington from Los Angeles Tuesday
and went Up To look over the Hast
Walker property Yesterday
All persons who nave rooms Tor oflt
or more persons Tor July ). and ;
are requested tc list the same with the
Yeringion Drug Co. or Dillon < West
Curly Morgan came in from the old
camps of Aurora and Pine Grove tbs
first OF the week and reports several
things of considerable Importance do
ing in both places
lust call in while in Yerington and
leT u show yod how You can >aVI
time. money and worry Dy tradlnl
with Us instead OF the mai order
houses. Dillon & West
BE right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind OF tonsorial work Right
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building. Right on Main -
JOHN WRIGHT
lin Kelly and wife and Mrs Eli
Downev were arrivals from Sar
Francisco Thursday Mrs Nelly ha'
been in the hospital there for SONS
time but is now on the road n re
covery
d c Beach was IN from NabusSs
and Grahite yesterday on business
He has opened a saloon in The old
camp OF Granite 10 be ready Tor ih'
good times that he saws are not Ia
distant for that place
Quite a heavy ra5nstorm visited TIM
section Thursday forenoon and IN th'
afternoon II turned into . thuude
shower which threatened cloudbuTsts
Some damage has been done 10 hal
that was cut and not stacked
). 4. Kimmel returned the first a
the week from a Visit 81 ,SeVera
weeks with relatives and friendSsIn th
middle West. He still has interests Z
the Yerington district and thinks II :
about the best country on the map
The Ladies' Aid met IN SpanEle
Hall on Wednesday afternoon an
refreshments were served By Me-
danes .Arends. Coddingron an
PhippS. The ladies had a pleaszr
time and added Ia The pile 81 wor
which. al some iuture DAY, they intcu
To sell
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-28
Shake Of Your Rheumatism.

Now ! the time 10 get rid OF youT
rheumatism Try twenty-five cen
bottle of Chamberlain Linment ant
see how quickly your rheumatic pain
disappear. For sale BY all druggists
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
CAPITALS NEWEST
BANK OPENS DOORS
TO DEPOS|TORS
Federal National Stock Takes
Another Rise on Local
Exchange.

Amid a profusion of flowers the di-
rectors and officers of the new Federal
National Bank opened the doors of
Washington's newest financial institu-
ton at S:3O O'Clock this morning and
greeted host of business men who
came to offer congratulations, pay SUBJ
scriptions to stock, and open accounts
The rush continued throughout the
morning and afternoon, and clerks were
kept so busy taking deposits and open
ing accounts that they had no oppor-
tunity to estimate the total receipts for
the day until after the close of banking
hours this afternoon.
John Poole, president OF the bank, had
the distinction of opening the first ac-
count. The bank was the center of in
terest of not only many business men,
but the public, and its rooms were con-
stantly filled.
The directors will meet this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock, and other officers may
be chosen. The list of the present Of
ficers and directors is displayed on the
banks windows.
Stock of the Federal took another
rise on the Washington Stock Exchange
this afternoon. There were many bids
Of lS0, but one broker bid 1S5 for any
part of fifty shares and didn't get any.
The Federal was designated by JUS
tice Barnard. presiding in Bankruptcy
Court, today, as one of the repositories
for bankrupt estates.
The bid and asked prices of COM
mercial National Bank stock on the
exchange rose today to 200M225 and
the last twenty-five shares of the
lot sold at 200. Prior TO these sales
siXty-three shares sold at prices
ranging from 199 to 199$I. A bid
OF 30 for the capital stock was
made.
United States Trust Company stock
also experienced a boom on the ex-
change, the quotations being raised
to. 140 bid and 145 offered. Forty
seven shares were sold at prices
ranging from 1887 to 139.
Outside of the bank stock activity
and the sale of fifty shares of Wash
ington Gas at s4d1, there was not
much business on the exchange.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of tie National Savings and Trust
Company will be held this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. No changes in the personnel
of the board of directors in anticipated.
The annual meetings of the American
Security and Trust Company and the
Security Storage Company will be held
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Probate Court.

Mr.. Justice Anderson.
Estate of Thomas w. Riley. Petition
for probate and record of will and
letters. Attorney, Charles Poe.
Estate Of Willie p. HaItclaw Order
authorizing transfer of stocks. At
torney, l. II. Linton.
Estate of Lucy J. Porter. Petition for
commission. Attorney. w. z. Lester.
Estate of Martha ]. Martin. Order
granting letters of administration to
Emily L. Martin: bond. 800. Attor-
ney, c. &. Caywood.
Estate Of George Coe Order granting
letters OF administration TO Frederick
A. Fenning; bond. $500 Attorneys, F.
A Fenning and B. w. Parker.
In re Raymond T. Mcmahon. Order ap-
pointing John ID. Mcmahon, guardian
bond 500 Attorney, John NJ. George.
In re John Casson. Order granting let
ters of guardianship TO Mary J. Cas-
son: bond 500. Attorney. Alvin l..
Newmyer.
Estate Of Louise Friedman Order re-
ducing penalty of bond; bond $500 At
torney. George c. Gertman.
Estate OF William S. Fisher Order ad-
mitting will to probate and record
granting letters of administration
c. {. a. to Harriet V. Fisher: bond 500.
Attorney, T.. A. Jones.
Estate of Ellen Gallagher. Order grant
ing letters of administration 10
Thomas NJ. Gallagher: bond, S2,5OO
Attorney, Lea p. Harlow.
In re Adelaide II. Cook Ell al. Order 10
accept rent Attorneys, Carlisle,
Luckett * Howe.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
NEW YORK STOCKS
RISE UPON RUMOR
Of RATE DECISION
DuIIness of Morning Followed by
Furry of Excitement at the
Noon Hour.

NEW YORK: Jan. 20.-A rumor on
the floor that the roads had won in
the Minnesota rate case, following the
news that the Government had won
in the Louisville and Nashville class
rates case. caused an upward move
ment of prices and an activity shortly
after noon that was quite in contrast
to the dullness of the morning and
preceding days. Great Northern jumped
from 1854 to 12S, then to a half more
and receded TO 127Is, but later made a
slight further gain. st. Paul rose
quickly from 1l2Ia to 113k. but went
back to 113.
The market was dull this morning
and copper stocks were weak. Union
was erratic. selling down point and
half, recovering to net gain of a
point and dropping off another point.
Steel was fractionally down and Read
ing was soft.
American Telegraph and Telephone
made an advance of "A points at the
opening, and held it's strength well.
General Electric is selling ex rights to-
day. but lost about two points from the
opening.
The severe break In Standard Copper
In London this morning according to
cable advices was due principally to
forced selling. 1t Is believed that a
large block of the metal upon which
the margin had become exhausted was
thrown over. The decline abroad, how
ever. has not not the slightest influence
on prices for electrolytic either in Lon
don or on the continent.
The price here is maintained at 161s
cents, although the break abroad this
morning may check the buying that
developed last week.
Former Judge Lovett, Mortimer L.
Schif. and Frank A. Vanderlip will
leave here tonight for Washington and
will have a conference with Attorney
General Wickersham on Tuesday re-
garding the Union Pacific-Southern Pa
cific merger dissolution plan.
Lazard Freres this morning announced
that they had engaged 5000 900 gold for
shipment to Europe by tomorrow's 8
steamer. making ss.0Oo.000 on the pres
ent movement to Europe. The National
Bank of Commerce will ship 81, ZOO. 600
gold to Buenos Ayres next Saturday
The subtreasury gained s1,375, 900 from
the banks Saturday, and since Friday
has gained 1859, 900
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
EMMERT DECLARES .
RATES FAIR FROM
PATRONS VIEWPOINT
Railroad General Manager Says
From Official Seat They
Seem to Be Too Low.

william p. Enrert, general manager
q the Washin' .trn and Old Dominion
Railway Company, testified in the hear
ing before Examiner Edgar Smith, OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today that he considered Communication
rates on the Great Falls line of the Old
Dominion Ito be eminently fair and
reasonable from the commuters stand
point"
From the point of view of an offic al
of the line, Mr.. Emmert said he thought
the rates are much too low.
Mr.. Emmert covered much of the
same ground as did President Wright
in his testimony last week. The hear
ing is expected to concluded today.
Most of the evidence for the plaintiffs
consists of charts and tables of statis-
tics showing comparative rates with
other lines and rates between various
stations on the Great Falls line and
Washington.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Wholesale Produce Market

Eggs-Nearby. fresh. 2la2oc: Southern. 20
d2lc.
Cheese-New York. new. &c To-; fiat. &c.
Butter-Elgin print. 35i1c 1b.; tub. &c per
lb.: process, 2ec ID.
Live Poultry-Hens. 14d15c; ROSTERS I0a
1oIzc per ID: turkeys. 1sHl9c per Ib.: chick
ems. large. 1Td1sc: medium. l6Hlsc per ID.
Dressed POultry--Turkeys. 2ea22c per Id. /;
hens hq1bc per Ib.; ducks. lie per ID. |:
chickens. &c per ID.
Green Fruits-California oranges. 50. ooas3 %
per cra, TE FioSds per per
box; tangerines. 2I.45 per box; apples. s.. 40
GAS per bbl.
Meats, Dressed-LiRhtweight pork. Iod1ic
per ,lb.; heavier, l0610hc.
egetables-Potatoes, Sc per bu.: celery 37c
per cozen: vans. 81 oodLS per bbi.: op.sns.
Coo per crate; cabbage, s5c per 100 lbs. I;
lettuce H.30a150 per basket: beets, 81. 100
80 per 100 punches: squash 81 900 bbl.: sweet
potatoes. f.3S per bbl.: lima beans. l3c
per qt: cranberries. l2hc.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Realty Transfers

Eighth streets-Delbert J. Mott ct ux. to
John NJ. Henderson. lot %, square S9i, $40
Petworth-Harry Wardman ct al. TO Dwight
j and Augusta r. Particle. lots IS and 10,
square 20. so.
Ninth street northeast. between p and c
streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux. to
Luther l. and Mary E. Derrick. lot 1le.
squire 9l7, $40.
Randle Highlands-John Hiltz In John p. and
Howard Hiltz, lots to !. block 5+4. s..
Potomac Heights-Potomac Heights Land Co.
10 Thomas Z. Swicegood, lots 30 to %,
square 1913. 5000:
John A. and Jessie B. Turner. lot ss. block
1f49.
The Washington times., 1913-01-20
Court Record
Equity Court, No. 1,
Mr.. Justice Barnard.

Steep VS.. Steep. Reference to Albert
Harper. examiner. Plaintiffs attor-
ney r. B. DOING; DEFENDANTS attorney,
T. III. Patterson.
jackson VS.. Jackson. Order appointing
Crandal Mackey, Satoris Nicholson,
trustees; bond. 5000. Plaintiffs at
torney, Crandal Mackey: defendants
attorneys, s. Nicholson and <. F.
Colloday.
Rawlings VS.. Howard. Order for de-
livery of certain cbattels. Plaintiff S
attorney, NJ. d. Rosenberg: defen-
dant's attorney, Irving Williamson.
Morgan VS. Moore. Final decree estab-
fishing patentability of invention.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Warren Wright
and A. v. Cushman, defendants at
torney. r. +. Whitehead.
strider VS.. Frost. Order authorizing &C
ceptance of offer. Plaintiffs attor-
ney, E. B. Slater; defendants attor-
neys, w. G. Gardiner, and Edw. For
rest
Washington City and County Invest
ment Association vs. Cooperative
Buildirg Bank. Decree pre- confesso
and appointing guardian ad Item.
Plaintiffs attorney. George c. Cert
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