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SANTA FE To HAVE OWN
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Denver. Dec 2S.-The Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has com
pleted the purchase Of land in Denver.
valued at 100000. to be used in es-
tablshing its own terminals in Denver.
according to information given out to
day. 1t is also proposed to spend
s2.00o.o0o in 1918 in constructing
tracks and freight houses in Denver's
business district and IN South Denver
and EngIewood. suburb
A corps OF engineers has been woiS-
ing for several moaths comlnsiiag
plans for construction work The i'm
provements are said 20 be in connoc-
tion with the railroads program .or
betterments for handling the increas-
ed business that is expected upon the
completion of the Panama canal
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NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING.

Canon City. Colo. Dec. Z. 1912.
To the Stockholders OF The Fremoar
County Fair Association:
You are hereby notified that the an
nusl stockholders' meeting of The FIRE.
mont County Fair Association will tie
held at the Office OF the secretary. SIS
Main street. Canon City. Colo. on
Tuesday. January :. 1919. at 1880 p.
m. OF that day. for the purpose Of
electing a Board of Directors for the
ensuing year. and to transact su,h
other business an may properly CONF
before the meeting
T b. COULTER. President.
W. b ROWLAND. Secretary.
ssrst Pub. Dec. 10. 1912.
Last Pub. Jan. :. 1919.
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for the pupils are reported The ex-
ercises were held In the hall.
Mrs. y. =. Maynard gave family
diuner Christmas. Those who partiei-
pated in the pleasure Of the day were
Mrs. Maynard's parents. Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Anthony. and the family Of aer
sister. Mrs. c. NJ Bailey. and c. NJ.
BaIiey's brother from Oklahoma.
Monday last n number of the imme-
diate neighbors and friends OF thi
Shaw family bombarded their home
on Ash street. laden with a bountifli
dinner ready TO serve smoking hot a:
the hour OF o'clock. all as a remind r
that John Shaw sr. had arrived n
the milestone OF his seventy first
birthday anniversary. The surprise
was n complete one. and well LAID
plans we're Developed with due socia-
billty and joIiity. Phonoxraphie mus
ic added quite bit to the pleasure
Of the evening. The guests we're M.
and Mrs r G KIbble and daughter
Gertrude. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jones
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fltzger-
aid. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. Mr., and Mrs
Jacob. and Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw
Ir, Of Canon City.
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SEVEN

soever situafe unto my said sisters-
to have and to hold unto themselves.
their heirs and assigns forever. and
to he equally divided between them.
snare and share alike. provided that
il either or both Of my said sisters
shall die before my decease. then I
give. devise and bequeath the share
or portion which such deceased sister
or sisters respectively would receive.
under this paragraph of my said VIII.
unto the lawful heirs of such deceas-
ed sister or sisters respectively"
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to
be and appear before said Court at
the County Court Room in the Court
House in Canon City. In the County OF
Fremont in the State OF Colorado. on
the 18th day OF January. A. ID. 1913.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon thereof.
then and there to attend the hearing
on the probate OF the said alleged last
will and testament of the said David
Schanck, deceased, and further to de-
and perform what shall then by the
said Court be required and sdjudged
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I nave
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF said Court at my Office in Can
on City in said County. this 18th day
OF December. A. d. 1912.
JAMES L. COOPER, Clerk.
(Seal.l -
First Pub. Dec 10. 1912.
Last Pub. Jan IS. 1918. \
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SHERIFF-S SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
IS.

County of Fremont,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
ANNA c. SoMMERvJLLE }
Plaintiff.
Ys-
WILLIAM F. RHoADEs, andD
y. LENA NELSON.
Defendants
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED.
Notice 10 hereby given. That. by vir-
tue OF the authority vested In me by
the decree OF the court in the above
entitled cause. a certified copy where
OF is in my possession. made and en-
tered on the 9Th day OF October. A
ID. 1912. l will. on the llth day of
January. A ID. 1913. commencing at
the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
OF that day. offer for sale. and sell at
public auction. at the front soor OF the
Fremont County Court House. in Can
on City. State OF Colorado. to the
highest bidder and for the highest and
best price the same will bring for
cash. all the following described
real estate and property situate in the
County OF Fremont and State of Col
orado. to-xit.
beginning al a point Fifty feet
East. and Eighty rods and Eight feet
South OF the Northwest corner of the
East half OF the Northeast Quarter of
Section Thirty-four. rownship EigA-
teen. Range Seventy West OF the Sixth
=. NJ. thence running East Slxty-txo
rods. Seven feet ami Three inches I:
thence South TWENTY-FIVE rods: thence
West sixty-two rods. Seven feet and
Three inches. thence North Twenty
two rods TO the place OF beginning I:
containing Eight acres more or less !:
also Seven Shares OF Water Stock In
the Canon City Hydraulic Ditch Com
pany. and Seven Shares OF Water
Stock in the Canon City and on Greek
Ditch COMPANY. together with all and
singular the appuriances and privi-
leges thereunto belonging or In any
wise apperfaining.- or 30 much there
of as may be sufficient TO cover the
amount for which said sale Is made
as hereinafter stated. and as by said
decree provided.
The purpose OF said sale Is to CON-
rlv with the requirements and pro-
visions OF said decree which was made
and entered In an eeiiop for the fore
!, closure ~ = certain mostgaae. teeors-
"a in the 1rice o. the County Clerk
and Recorded of Fremont County. In
the State Of Colorado. In Book i5s 81
fagc i4o. aad particularly to realize
The sum OF s2ss37s judgment. toEeth-
er with the legal rate OF per cent
Interest thereon. and court costs
amounting to s3-is. and all costs and
expenses Of this sale
Dated December II. 1919
JOSEPH ESSER.
Sheriff Of Fremont County.
First Pub Dec 10. 1912.
Last Puh. Jan =. 1919.
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Tom Lambcr, AMI wife ~ Mystic
avenue entertained the following
guests Christmas day, Mr.. and Mrs
Preuiit and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Husi-
burt and Francis Huribnr;.
Roy Maxneid and wife ate Christ
mas turkey with Mr.. snd Mrs HibLssd
OF REYNOLDS avenue
Francis Hnrlburt who has been
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents. has returned to Color 10
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. weitner we're tae
guests OF Herschcl williams and wife
OF Cottonwood avenue on Christmas
day.
The cuiveris on East Main so nicely
90 hSed n few days ago. for some
unaocountabic reason. need little
more repairing.
We would also call the attention ~
the Canon City dads to the dangerous
condition OF the culvert on West
Frank.
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Notice OF stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting Of the stockhoid.
ers OF the Fremont County National
Bank OF Canon city. Colorado. for the
purpose OF clecting a Board of pi-
rectors and for the transaction of any
lawful business that may come before
said moctiRE. win be held at It's bank
ing house. corner Fourth and Main
streets. on Tuesday, January 18th. a,
n. 1918. at the hour Of o'clock =. m
u. y. COOPER. Cashier.
First Pub. Dec. is. 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. ?. 1918.
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PIONEER MINING MAN
DEAD At CRIPPLE CREEK

John Gregory. aged scventy-nine
years. pioneer OF the mining indus
try In Colorado and close friend Of
Wolfe Londoner ami Henry W. Tai
Dor OF Denver. died at Cripple Greek
Thursday night after brief illness
Gregory came TO Colorado from In
diana In 1854 and was associated with
all the big mining strikes in the state
and was heavily Interested In various
claims.
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sioekhsider>' Meeting.

Canon City. Colo. Dec. IL. 1914
The regular annual meeting of the
siockhoiderS OF The Diamond Fire
Brick company will be held at It's
Canon City office. sl7 Main street. OF
the 2Ist day OF January. 1919. at 7.sc
p. m. for the election OF officers and
such other business as may properly
be transacted at such meeting
+ c HIATT. President
~ r. BOWEN. Secretary.
First Pub. Dec is, 1914
Last Pub. Jan. Is. 1878
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF LYMAN
Robison Deceased

.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF LYMAN
Robson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. That on SAT
urday, the st day of February. A ID.
1918. being one OF the regular days of
the December. 1919. Term OF the Coun-
ty Court OF Fremont County. in the
State OF Colorado. I. David l. Robson.
Administrator OF said estate. will APP
pear before the Judge OF said Court.
present my anal settlement as such
administrator. pray the approval OF
the same. and will then apply to be
as such administrator. Al
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same II any there be.
Dated AT Canon City. Colorado. De-
eember Goth, 1912.
DAVID l.. Robson.
Administrator of the Estate OF Lyman
Robson. Deceased
First Pub Dec. 26. 1912.
Last Pub. Jan -. 1919.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

family OF his brother. ". b. Baber. On
Logan street
Mrs. Catherine seibert visited a day
or two recently with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Jones. and Mrs. STEERS.
She was returning from a three
= months sojourn in California and tho
northwest She went from here to
her home at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cook OF Che
ek.wis.. stopped OF for two days
elsit last week at the homes OF J. ".
Foster and ]. +. Friedenger. From
here they went on to Grand Junction
expecting to extend their trip later TO
Montana
Mrs. Simmons. mother OF Mrs. r. ID.
Rsird. and n sister. Mrs. Maxwell. ar
rived Saturday for a holiday visit
with the Baird family. corner of sher-
man and Garfield.
Mrs. Al Rogers In spending the
Christmas season with friends at Col
orado Springs
Mrs. Link Cook has gone 10 Syra-
cuse. Kansas. for visit with t.ie
family OF her brother. Earle Leeper.
Mr.. Van Horn of Grand avenue Is
absent looking after his ne~ posses
sions In Wyoming The family ex-
pect to move to their claim in that
sisor before long.
sMrs. witer OF onasa. Kansas. ss
here to spend the winter with her
dsuEhter. Mrs Frank Baker. al her
LONE on Elm avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones are spcn J.
inr the Christmas holidays with their
daughters. Edith and Mrs. Catherine
seibert. at Denver.
Among the students home for the
holiday vacation are Glenn Gebhsrdt
and Roy sa~hiii from Colorado Col
iexe. Homer Thompson and Frank Ar
mold from the State Normal Ai Gree
ley. and Gilbert stirs and RALPH
Hayes from Fort Collins
" s. Bailey has arrived from Ok
,ahoma to spend the winter at the
.sne Of bis brother. G a. Bailey. on
| Psfs avenue
Cotielb Hsiieur came down from
wesaeIine the hrst OF the week for
feu dsys' visit With his mother. Mrs
Haiisenr. and the family of his siste-,
Mrs sehiaeppi.
chAs. X. Thompson came In fpoui
Trinidad "Wednesday tor his annual
holiday visit with the family Of bis
sister. Mrs. A. A. Cebhardt. He will
take away by camera some Of tac
Snow scenes" about Canon City and
over the Royal Gorge drive.
The ladies prayer meeting OF Dts
trict ss. that was postponed Christ
mas week. will meet with Mrs. Nc
Miiien next Monday afternoon AT the
4 nsuai hour
The Lincoln Park Ladies' associA-
uoa met Thursday afternoon with
Nrs Frank Baker at her home "a
Elm avenue. The work was making
bags for the birthday social and tue
relhinr Of another chapter from TIE
book. Conservation OF National
ideals"
There we're Eoodly number pres
snl and sociabiii'y and entertainment
were fully up 10 the usual standard.
The next meeting will be with MTs.
King and Mrs. rLkens and Mrs. An
arevs will help entertain.
Fl XeiEhborhood and family gather
ings. Christmas trees and dinners are
s making this holiday season a merry
one among the residents of Lincoln
IS Park. Among the social events re-
ported is a gathering OF a few friends
TOR n Christmas dinner at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Cook on Poplar
avenue.
|# Mrs. Il. c. Kibble and daughter.
1crtrude, entertained n few neighbors
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srncknolnHRS, NEETINc.

Stockholders meeting OF The Canon
city and OIL Creek Ditch Co will he
held ut II. Maupln's ofrice at p.
M. Saturday. January lith. iatS.
J. 4. nRowN. Pres.
HUNTER PALMER. Sccy.
First Pub. Dec. is. 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. y. 1918.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For stocx.
Good ranch. Inquire G. c. Daley
SIS New York Ave. 27ttf-
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A Record vast A WIN Rsss IL
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STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Fremont. IS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. ELEy-
ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

J. w. DANIELS.
Plaintiff.
CHARLES ID. SHOOK.
Defendant
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rHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, To THE DEFEND
ANT ABOVE NAMED, GREET
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wM l. NORRIS.

by Z. P. ARTHUR.
Deputy Clerk.
]. p. Thomas Jr.. Attorney
First Pub Dee. %. 1912.
last Pub. Jan. ls. 1918
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CAPT. I. NEWMAN
HEADS GRANDJURY
ABLE CHARGE DELIVERED TO
THAT BODY BY JUDGE CON-
YERs YESTERDAY MORNING.

The grand jury assembled yester-
day morning. at 10 O'Clock and lis
tened to very able charge at tlie
hands Of Judge G. q. conyers. II
Glynn superior court The jitlee COW
cred most Of the grounds usually
Travelled in gaand jury charges He
dwelt on the great duty Of citizenship
and its responsibilities It's pleasures
and its prigilcges and pointed out the
necessity cf the enforcement oS the
law as being necessary to attain to
the best and highest standard Of citi-
zenship 'He pointed ouc the fact
that vital statistics ali cFer the coun-
try indicate an alarming increase in
hcm.cidcs and impressed it upon the
minds Of the members OF the grand
jury that this condition was due to
lawIessness more than TO any other
roascn The charge, while not very
long one, was to the point, was well
delivered and was the subject of
much favorable comment by those
" no heard it.
Later the grand jury met in its
quarters and organized by electine
Capt Tobias Newman foreman: p.
w Fleming, clerk and J. R. Doer
fIinger, balif The standing com
mittees were not named, but the fore
man announced that he would name
them when the grand jury meets
again this morning
The present grand jury as q whole
is composed Of representative citi
zcns and it is expected that it viii
accomplish considerable real gooc
for the community.
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CLEAN UP" DAY IS
TO Be OBSERVED
BRUNSWICK is TO BE MADE A
CITY BEAUTIFUL BY THE
PEOPLE TODAY.

This is cleanup day in Bruins
wick and the people of the city have
finished their work tonight it is ex-
pected that Brunswick win be un-
questionably one Of the cleanest cities
in the entire country. Every onok
and crock OF the city is to be cleaned
today, people who have not paid any
attention to their premises in months
will get busy and join in the good
work which has been started by the
newly-organized Civic league
A committee Of ladies was busy
yesterday afternoon visiting all sec
tions Of the city, seeing just where
the most work is needed. They have
had printed a large number Of signs,
and these were placed at various
Dlaess in the city yesterday. Where
each one of these signs are found
tomorrow morning a trash barrel will
be placed there, and all citizens are
urged to have their trash ready for
these barrels The city trash depart
ment viii later in the day collect the
entire number of barrels.
The ladies spent busy afternoon
and they accomplished some excel
lent work, the result of which viii
be easily seen during the day.
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SUPERIOR COURT
ON CIVIL DOCKET I
QUITE A LARGE NUMBER OF
CASES WE'RE DISPOSED
OF YESTERDAY.

Judge c. b. conyers convened the
Glynn superior court in regular ses-
sion yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
After delivering his charge to the
grand jury the judge at once took up
the civil docket and quite a large
number Of cases were disposed OF
during the day There were some 25
garnishment cases against the Amer
can Resort Hotel company as defend
ants and various people as garnishee'
cleared from the docket, all Of them
being dismissed by the plaintiffs. Aft
! CT the days session Judge Conyers
announced a recess until tomorrow
/ morning, owlng to the fact that an
attorney Interested in a number Of
cases on today's calendar is i'll.
Following is a list Of the cases
disposed Of yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Bunkey vs.. ]. J. Bunk
ley, libel for divorce; dismissed by
plaintiff
H. c. Martin VS. Mrs. Eudora Mar
! tin. libel for divorce first verdict for
| plaintiff.
Duncan Williams vs. Amelia Viii
iiams. libel for divorce; first verdict
for plaintiff.
William Lockwood ys. Bessie Lock
wood, libel for divorce; second yer
diet and docrae
l. Epstein & Bother Co. VS.. B
Watson. complaint; dismissed by
plaintiff.
George r. K%uss vs.. r. NJ. Nelson
defendant, and James Mckinney, gar
nishee, garnishment; dismissed b!
plaintiff.
"a. 7. Floyd VS. Eldora Floyd Ii
bel cor divorce, first verdict TO
plaintiff.
Jas. p. McCrayey vs.. Florence S
McCravey. Libel for divorce; frs
verdict for plaintiff
w. +. Brigham VS.. The Downini
Co, petition for Injunction; dismisse'
s! A. Burney VS.. J. P. Stewart, bal
troYer; dismissed by plaintiff.
y ]. Mock vs.. Gatie May Mock, 1
bel for divorce; dismissed by plain
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GEORGIA WOMAN BURIED
WITH MILITARY HONORS

Savannah May 19.-1lrs. Louisa b.
.seabrook, formerly Of Savannah, who
died ~ Charleston Saturday night
was buried here this morning with
military honors. A detail from the
Oglethorpe light infantry and the
Sons Of Confederate Veterans attend
ed the funeral, the former in uni
form. Mrs. Seabrook was the widow
Of T. S. Barlow, Savannahs most con
spicuous figure at the first battle ot
Manassas, and who was killed IN
that engagement. He was former
commanding officer Of the Cglethorpe
light infantry After his death his
widow married Col Seabrook, whom
she also survived
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PACIFIC COAST DEFENsELEss.

Along this same line comes the
speech Of Representative James Nc
Lachlan, Of California, on the defense
lessness of the Pacific coast which
has caused much comment in mill.
tary circles and given the diplomats
something to think over and discuss
quietly
McLachlan claimed the coast would
be at the mercy of Oriental invaders
in case OF war unless guarded in time.
He said
THE greatest Of Oriental powers
has, it is well known, over million
subjects who are trained soldiers.
Her standing army and reserves alone
are nearly three-quarters Of a million.
She has arms and equipment in read
mess for this immense army.
She controls sea transportation
available for the transportation Of
troops as well as supplies sufficient
to transport at one time from the
East to the Pacific coast 100000 men.
Some estimates place the number
higher Let us be on the safe side
and say 100000. The ships can be
named that viii prove the number
greater than this.
Conveyed by her navy these 49,
600 men could be placed off the Pa
cific coast in from three to six weeks
with but the dimmest knowledge on
our part Of the number OF men and
ships, the purpose Of the expedition
or the time Of it's appearance and with
even less knowledge of the place OF
Its appearance off our coast,
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Washington. May 19-Did some Sc
cret agent of the japanese govern
ment spirit away the plans of the
new dreadnought Pennsylvania?
This is the QUESTION now being ask
ed by wiseacres about Washington
who compose what might be termed
the war party"
The plans contained the secret ar
rangement ofAhe electrical apparatus
which will control the fire OF the / 4
ami 14inch guns on the new fighter
as well as the % 5-inch guns, means
for torpedo defense. These plans
were the secret Of Rear Admiral
Twining.
II was said that they would be Of
value only to a foreign government in
case of war with the United States.
II this secret were known it would
enable the gunners of opposing ships
to cripple the great battleship at
once by directing its shot at the exact
vital spot in the great hulk. The fire
control is operated from the masts
OF a battleship.
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C. S. M'sWEENY, SON OF POST
MASTER AT WAYNESVILLE,
DROWNED ON SUNDAY.
CASE IS A PECULIAR ONE.
Body Was Found in Creek at Island
View and Had Been in Water for
Only Few Minutes-No One Knows
How Man Met Death.

{. s. McSweeny, a son of Posrmas-
ter 'McSweeny, of Waynesville, and
employed at the plant of the Yaryan
Naval Stores company, was found
drowned at Island View Sunday aft
ernoon, and his death seems to be
great mystery and one which has
not yet been solved, although cor
oner's jury has thoroughly inyesti-
gated the case.
LeNerne Burns and Sidney Nathan,
two well known young men Of the
city, went out to Island View Sunday
afternoon. They walked out on the
little wharf which is used as a land
ing at the place, and looking down by
the ladder saw the body of a man.
They rushed to the residence of los.
Dcerflinger, about 25 yards away, and
notified Mr.. Doerflinger who, with
he assistance of the young men, res
caed the body. Coroner Jennings
was notified and an inquest was held
lat nothing at all could be ascertain
cd as to how the man lost his life.
Whether he FELL overheard and was
drowned, as is the general Aeory ad-
vanced, or whether he was TN victim
Of foul play or anything at IhIl that
would serTe to clear up the9mystery
! The strangest part about it is that
/ no one seems to know how and when
the man went out to Island View
\ which is only five miles from the
fy. Mr boefflinger, who resides
there and within a short distance OF
the little pier, had not seen the man
around during the day. none OF his
friends knew that lie was out there
no one saw him in boat, on his way
to the place, or nothing was known
of his being there until he was seer
in the water. The investigation o
the cCroners jury brought out the
fact that he could not have been in tn,
water for any length of time, no
even long enough for his clothes Il
soak through. In fact, the palm o
his hand was not even wet.
DR.. J. w. Simmons was summoner
SNAN'b luF Jti y anu hG Uldub an EA
animation of the body. There wer
no marks Of violence about Mr.. Nc
Sweeny and the physician was of thr
opinion that he had been in the wa
Ter for only short time before be
ing discovered
The last seen Of the man before hi
body was discovered was about /
O'Clock Saturday night, when hp leG
a local barber shop. From that tim,
until his body was found no trace 0
MIN whatever could be secured.
McSweeny was about 30 years 81
age. He has resided at Waynesvi \
most Of his life, but came to Brufss
wick some time ago to accept a posi-
tion at the turpentine plant. His
friends state that his mysterious
death is more puzzling to them. Il
seems strange, indeed that he coul(
have gone to the place, fallen over
board and been drowned without hav
ing been seen by single person, bu
such seems to have been the case.