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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-01
Z PATENT ATTORNEYS
LEGAL NOTICES



PhpPoSED AMENDMENT so
Hh-'iisl TON and PROJECTION
70 amHrd the Charter ~ the cite n gr-
stis - adding thereto new article GA
y Known - Article XVI. creating 3
Board u Public welfare dofintr~ ~
poSsrs and dulles thereof. rrpeaffr~ az
ehsrisF provisions and srdfnanres r. con.
s.let ti'efe e,tn. ana E1smitfiuE fhs Sam.
70 NE guhhfied voters ~ the rlty al 'tna
hsft general municipal election
IL W RESOLVED HY T4g r.try
Council OF THE CITY or SEAT.
That he Charter Of tho city I'll, s.,,.t.
bs amerded hF adding thereto d 49, a..
.e y " khpa 20 Article XVI vhlgb
ARTICLE XIV
section J There ia hrrsty e.,.tt...
= Board q Public Waifara ro-,,'-..., =.
..tg members, 70 be- agpafnte1 - ~
~. pr Win ne consent n ne csr,,.Ii
ana subject to removal far 49,. ~. 7
the concurrence ~ ne co,..l,-f epqH
y psrh - the Board shall ~
They shall serve uithouf e,-,,, Ylifn
1h4 lHetf terms shall b Tor No ,',. ~
etcept that u the first appSiet.,. .'.s
dhter1lined bY tho Navf,r iH "
sffFe iyf one year. one f1r too -. ~. y
lor lIFes years. ono f0F FOUR ".
~ r. iof hss ysars Wlthln slrtv az,
ment The Mayor shall make oelt' 4Ih"hi
N'"ia from perspus resident fn ~ ~.
p neaihe. Wsi known fqr tEet w
80. &c =. lh isrest IN The objects ana 49,
az * enafter prosisions applicable b,,.,
h@tfbs extended 10 and en.tr,,. "
Dy#fu ana The officers fhnrn,f A4ip
,,..- l'h Z. said Board shall have
supervision ana eontr.i -
,,. 4hPuaes laiis. asyluma ana ref,,,,.,
yfiei ana places for dsferfIgn a go, ~
ana delnquents. ana ossr rtf,,,.,
~ ,ltinlns schools Tor Juvenile affsnd-r'
sn9 OYER lodging houses. Dubiie 81. X ~
Mtite In public parks aud beachss
ps.iie iafn lands and works gr o51ni,,,
4Hsnt Tor Temporary Or ersag,,e,, ~ VIZ
~ NJ, p 49, be,q,nglns 20 the CITY N seat
~ aAd shall have power 10 6yogfde ~
ths working ~ priaouers ara F,,yt.N ~
40 sna7f ~ supervision and cobtroi /,
rers'r,,..,g, - - may Be lawful and for r,iei
- '' - AiYn a. may be deemed uror.'
~ ~ Dy SAID Board Said Eoard sh',t
ssfsis OF me city prison and anal
$3.50 Keep deliver Or diacbarve ia ac
. s,sanes .ith law an prisoners ana Der
40, eoi1Cettsd Or delivered 10 II ~ an,
rs.,i.sf o. court authorized 10 10 40 AZ
isas.s,s arrested by the police Or sen
''ADeo by the police court Of this city o.
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A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION
fa amend Section pa ~ Article VIII 81
the CITY Charter ~ the CITY Of Seattle,
ana providing FOR submission % such pro-
,.aset amendment 30 tho qualified voters
81 the city ~ Seattle az Tho next sen.
.nE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY or SEAT
That Section "a Of Article VIII q me
CIV charter ~ the city ~ Seattle De
Section On superintendent Of Bald
lnx.f Qualifications, Duties. There shall
bo a superintendent % buildings. who
shalt also be suprtlniend 81 pnelic
.buItdiuFa aud grounds iln shall be either
Ia rffucturu engineer. architect or builder.
IL shall be his duty 90 see that the build
Ing ordinances % the city and the rules
and regulations Established hy the Board
~ pubtir Works relating 90 his depart.
meut are enforced Subject 90 the cone
.tret OF the Hoard ~ Public Works. 10
Hhau have the management aud control
In the public buildings and lands belong
Ing 10 the city other Than parks, library,
lighting and water systems He shall
aiso have charge. subject 90 the control
81 tho Hoard ~ Public Works. 81 the con-
strnctisn aud maintenance 81 municipal
buifdnru Tic shall Keep list % all
the property bclunRluC 10 tho city, and
under iho direction ~ the Board Of Pub.
NJ works shall seek 60 obtain a reason
.nbta revenue from all property other
than parks and library property. lshiins
aud water systems, not attunilN required
for the city'a use. ana shall, through the
hoard ~ Public works. make reports 90
tho city Council quarterly. cnumoratinE
the cltys property, ana tho use 20
Nsbich each pIeco ia put. ana tho rentals
derived thetrfrom. lie shall under civil
service rules. have control % tho en-
platucnt Of an labor. skilled or other
wise tn his. department Ito shall have
auch other additional powers as the City
gouucu may by ordinance grant, ana he
shau perform such other duties as the
cgtv Council or tho Board Of Public
Works may from time 20 limo prescribe
or direct.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
ttnt such proposed amendment be sub
ihtttod to the qualified electors Of IN,
cltv 81 seattle Tor their ratification or re-
lection at the next general municipal
oloction 10 ba held March 4, 1919.
PASSED tho Guy Council the Slst dal
II December. 1919, and signed by mo IN
open session IN naturalization OF ~ pas
aaEo this 3ist day " peccmher 1873
ROBr. 30 HESkErH.
President ~ the city Council
Filed tho 9tst dRv Of December. 1917
"a W CARROLL,
CITY Comptrolier ana cy.offcio city CLERK
Dats OF first publication January 5lsL
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NOTICE ~ HEpEHY GIVEN that IN
accordance with Petition. city Clerk s
File no h0fi2. tho initiative has been
invnl "a as TO the foflnwinE proposed or
dtnances aud that, pursuant o. kcsclu-
ZION No 1855 Of the city Council ~ Tho
CITY Of semitic. said proposed ordinances
,elu he aubipitted for ratification or re-
t.etion al OHIO General Election 10 be
held In aapd city on March tth, lgt8;
ORDINANCE No .....
An oupINANCE providing FOR tho con.
rtructIon by contract % an extension 20
the public market az Flgn Place Ia the
CITY OF seattle. and including as part
az said plant for extension, tho con
strnction OF couvoyor under and AZ
tnehed to tho bridge on Pike street
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hereby certify that tho foregoing
the city Council was duly presented to
tho Mayor. aud having been by him dts.
approved and returned by him TO .he
city Council, with his objections thereto
In writing. the said objections OF tho
Mayor thereto wero duly entered at large
on the Journal OF tho Councu and pub
tshed In the city official newspaper and
thereafter the City Council did. on De-
comher .. 1919. the same hciuv not less
than five (6l DAYS after such publication.
and within thirty ,s0l days after said
bin had been so returned. duly recon-
slider and vote upon said Council nili,
ana that upon such reconsideration said
Council Rul was. on said last mentioned
date. again duly passed by said Council
IN the affirmative vote OF more thar
ltyvo-thirds Of all the members elected t.
eofd city Council. and hereby cortifJ
said facts upon said Council Bin.
! glrnsd by me ia open session as afore-
said lin naturalization OF It's passage
t6is am day ot December, 1919
'NN ~" RoBT n HESkErH
President Of the city Council
Filed by me this 9Th day OF December.
sh,,,ost, tseaD II w CARROLL
| city Comptroller and ex-officio City
T,SrS p. AGNEw. Deputy clerk.
pshiishcd December -. isis
Il. W. CARROLL.
Clty Comptroller and ex-officio city
n ns,e OF fIr., publication. January sist.
1918
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- HORSES CiiI'N.s ,t1t sr
|s.,su MACHINERY AL ' ',',-t
nm ruRNlrt ~ 49,, ~,
4 ass Is faUn. railroad en'
ss nss rglce fttfo. ht.t tase
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EbaOisI llDN ~. ShIis
pROPO8ED AMENDMENT NO 4
a RESOLUTION ana PHOpOafTfON
o a8snd Section Of Article XVII OF tho
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LEGAL. DEPT.


Adv o. = lfak4
joseph Allen. f9i-f9s oilers Music DifE
~ ia tahierta cunauitatiaa srse.
cesv 10 r9rusepa. nausY BLDG --csnsui-
tai.on FREE; hnaband wife property
rirlis -. --tiars bankruptcy
hsssst g Farrell. 40 81 s. Ui5eE CEN
sra prartiee estates laws husband
~ - ~. consult stl1n free EfHoft sss
s,.lraa Euha. Laayers 2ft New
l1-s BID Probate practice srcciaitr.
se@a.ez. lal snd cansultatian free
~ PATENT ATTORNEYS
= z 54iiA. patent attorney. 20 saHfkrr. de-
tefper patents that soil. o year, IS
.--. eAla.Ea szpsrlsacs 40 Central HiG
A4sau Brooks rszimersd Patent and
afaes Marx hft1rrsya. 81 Years ~
seatlle 800 ceatral n1udinE
y Reynolds YEAR, IN 81 patent
eiuss and attorney 597 Lerry Bldg
M1in lI59 Ideas Developed
D HASKfEs. patent atfornay. 7ls
10y York Blfr Nain 1897
kasan Fenuick Iaurenre. 80 FrrFe m
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LEASE on FoR RENT.

IL, I'D FalTY farm in skasll cnantf q
~ 49, IS csc will hnuttr a.
1 nERRirT REALTY go
fea.ffl NsW york Nlefk
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that In
I Rance with petition. city c'lerk's riis
70 hbfiA, ihe simple referendum has
beeh Invoked az 20 tho following orai-
.4Hfs hnd mat. pursuant 20 Revolution
70 4fst ~ the city Council ~ the rftv
% .attie rhld ordinance Will DO submit
tod for ratification or re- lection al fhe
yen"ial Municipal Election 10 be held In
said Ciiy ~ March ifh 1919.
MLrlIA -. n.E-N. -. 80.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTiNlITD

tstf. ,st.-.. ..i. H., a..tfts aud
rteN taln Stur tho suhn.esion ei ~ ,t,,,s
~ AiNehNWNnt " ~" NN't''t,. .,...,. NJ
% q. ne city 81 Seattle az 'eo nest gomez ~
M, zen ..... 80. ss,,t. cry
''s hhNnlNIh ~. ny aF Nr.
VII of TIVE 'ii' w
.s..,,, % "a.
fhht Section I - Article NNih ~ "
city charter ~ tho Guy = Heh''lo re
'Na'hdod - hH 60 reha - i"'"Hs a.. al.
cotton thefg HhA.l ", Wtl tns
f'r', w.Ss vac t, n MN a@ys' rensrai muni-
'inll el' zion ,,-o.tat,v
hnch elvctian Fhab - hcid tlsNNia.
~ the even numbered feAfn - ~,
mayor and hl other elective NtiiNtt
'ae exception ~ coHntumeh 10y. .ltt,n
| j" MUM ihhi rle.iinn Wv t..st,,, Ia
u ,'untNwen hud fhe ~
anaendms't. ana "'19s' srsslni
election shalt hr hold az such tlmeH wy
taf HWeh purposes ne we WY Nv" .
may ey ordinance preset es, syli,
HHth limitations end phfHu2h. ~ y
fsaulremrhts a. are provided IN
,yasttn gt ia the laws '' '"'
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sham nv 80. ~ g,rf,rgnltv with the
~, 7, w, Mss,,h,,a
49, 81" ftNFiaNh ". ~ .t..tt., - ~
re Ma "a NV. $3.50 teee weeks pre-
0ssin. ee ths ioes9's . No. ,nanieirai
g"lhs the cay ~ any FsNs,Nl NJ
80 ieh NhNnaF.f rs'a w. ,,t,rars
~" XIV az $3.50 trmmstiatsiy
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1 .hAe % we rnuf. e nl tha ~
~ me sunpott ~ any hm.l 49, -
lNfMN nHAH hAfs stlM'Nn, ~. y. ,,erE
nariF Or Political designauoh % u'ai
| ~ mere HhaN ngi 2" app- 49,. 's,rts
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-. rur PACIFIC HiutW AN
~ - nav IVAN soit uV.us rprius
y ssaiiy cleared eae Mi.. t'".n =
crsN - gfh nNia creamery. ffuIt
Ass Nish sehasl Ffi.e t..a tlHa
"a - moagh only ONE tract
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SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY

:. SD a. Roem rs Downs mas
" psoas Main t3ea
-.-----S---s I. nieAys the cneaprat an
-. r~nst fnreitlV % land etttf
- n ths ~ vernon district both
". -. asa the eheaHei sc 90 per
-. ~ Ard Q Years 60 pas. We htFr
- y utFk Cor ear settlers NFNAt
hs ne ,...-.,.rss
-. rhsrr Mails tsft
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- DitD - AAcE relating % the admins
trnilon 81 penal justice ir tic cifv -
srAttle and prescribing cases IN which
arrests may be made without warrants.
ara conforming the authority 81 the no.
nee ef thif city 20 the laws o, the state
q NnFhinvion. and providing penalties
Tor the violation hereof
b 80 ordained ~, 49,. fsIs.. rs--..s-
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daily sworn on oath dcpos.r and says
THAT reside az No ..
m me eftY q seattle. and am a qualified
voter therein. that hereby declare my
s~if candidate for the nomination for
me ofrfs - .-.+.-... .t.s..,. ---..-.. - p
made a. tho primary election % b hald
80 fhr day 81 ...t-.... .... 10. E
thrf IN making this declaration am not
becoming q candidate a. the nominee o.
or berauss ~ any promised HuFsori frtr1
any national Of state political party 90
any committee Or convention represent
M or acting far any such political party.
{ accompany ibis declaration with the
..t~, - .. driiara the Zee required
~ law fpr becoming such candidate
pstsd this .... day q ..-...... 10.
The evening world., 1913-10-28

WATCH CASE TURNER'S wanted; steady ON.
ploymsnt for the nAA uho knoWs how Ad
tes QUEEN sty wsIsh CAss Co.. bgIsI Bldy..
The evening world., 1913-10-28
ELECTRICIAN TOUCHES
WIRE; BODY IN FLAMES
Despite Assistants Rescue Work,
Railroad Man Is Expected
to Die.

Louis VI. Noble of No. A2s Richard-
son avenue. the Bronx. an electrician
for the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. was working with
Edward Mclaughlin. of Rochester. his
assistant. upon the overhead wires OF
the railroad at one Hundred and Forty
ninth and Dugan streets. the Bronx.
early to-day when his hand came In
contact with the feed wire and his
body became instantly a living torch.
Noble was on an elevated platform at
\the time; his assistant on the ground
Between the rails.
Noble fell in flaming heap on the
platform. Mclaughlin ran up the lad
der OF the repair car TO the platform
and tore the burning clothes of the
unconscious man. severely burning his
hands in the task. DR.. Dela mater came
in an ambulance from Lincoln Hospital
and carried the injured man there.
An examination showed that he was
burned from head to foot and tho force
OF the shock Itself had nearly killed
him. There Is little chance Of his re-
covery. the doctors at the hospital say.
The evening world., 1913-10-28
TtUO Nelc Singers
In "Butterfly'
By Svirester RalUlino.

IIR HADAM BUTTERFLY" At the
W Century Opera House, after
week OF presentation in
\Englsh. was sung In the original
NaIan last night before a crowded
house. The principal new singers were
salvatore Sciarretti as Lieut. Pinker-
ton. and Louis D'Anselo as Shsrpless.
the American Consul Up 10 the last.
1t had been intended that they should
make their first appearance In "Tosca."
In italian, a week from last night
Both were well received. Mr.. Solar
rettl. the tenor. born at Naples. has
sung In several Italian opera houses at
.hadrid. Lisbon. Havana and al the
Metropolitan Opera House. Mr..
DAngelo, tho baritone. although born
m Naples. was brouot to New York
ny his parents when baby and got his
musical education here lie has sung
with col Sdvase's English opera Com
iHnv and with previous travelling
Aoorn EnSlish Opera Companies. To-
nsnt "Tosca," In English. Is the bill
Harold Randolph. director of the Pea
body Conservatory OF Music of Balti-
\more. gave plano recital at Aeolian
Iiall yesterday afternoon. His pro-
gramme included examples of Bach.
scarlatti. Brahms, Schumann and
Liszt
The evening world., 1913-10-28
HELP WANTEo-MAlE.

asrnta m. o be, seen AZ Il IS s and S ss e...
stns u Unlt~i -ts,.s % n-u SnO nA,s .sAny
az laied their intention to become cizens. VI gsi
rad aud write the knslLh language. FOR 20
! rm,iipn ,ppl' - E.crll,es owssr. 2s ID A..
brooklyn. n " lsa Newark Az. Jersey City
n or snv recruiting station.
The evening world., 1913-10-28

Special Purchase of Smart Dress Goods On
Regular 500 Quality. ........ -. Our Price eO0
Pure woo inchwide Diasonas Bedford Cords nev
Jacquards. also Crepe Merossnavy. taupe black
ALSO THESE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Poplins, also San Toys Pure Wool Epono.
Wool
muchik
LII
The evening world., 1913-10-28
These Exceptional Values
From largest Wash Fabric
Dept In the World

OeeenG Flannels-checks and
etripes-elss whers Z. II ana
LIN Here. .0k. IN and II
ROBE Fleaaelettss-soft and Slsscp-
look and feel Hike Wool-Pi0ht for
smeklnx Jackets. double aowns.
lounGinG and bath robes-plain
and nSured-some reversible. ~
kimoaO Misunderstanding colers-
pretty patterns In vide vaststy-
really lovely-worth .iS.......... .l2E
Fleecy FIaanelettes-florals Per.
slams. Dresdeas ana other designS-
fine range OF colors-3pscial.. .... ~
Daisy CIOth-sspeciaiiy for little
toiks garmsnts-cfeam, blue ano
pink-elsewhers .i2h................ N
Corded Zephyr Giaghams-stripeA
checks. plain oolors and plAtds... II
ki.ssc Cr:;Pss-p'aAn cad sisursA-
SIX mixed Ratiaes ana French
GDon1c-Au smart Fall colorO- s>A
worm ~ .....................AY ~
Ss.inch Cotton Challiss-florAis ana
Psrsis Ds--worth .i2k.........,,..... 81
Ss.inch Patchwork Chiues-
"oSth 'bN''''.''... .............ss..s 8&
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
New Process of
 Ore Reduction

An Fl Paso chemist and metsllurg- ist has invented a pew process for con- verting the carbonate, oxide and suiphide minerals io ores into pure metals al the mines SO they can be easily concentrated and extracted ct once without further expenses 0. shipmeDt aud trea;neut at smelters He has done for copper metslIurgy ss great a hing as Bessemer d d for the metsllurgy of steel and the inventor of he cyanide process dd for tte metailurgy of gold and silver.
 His name is Dr Oliver B Dawson. His demonstration plant is installed near the Fl Psso Foundry and Is called the Dawson Immed a.e Ore Reduction Plant.
 The obIect fl the new process, says he, is to convert the miue' al in ores into valuable metal. Ores that are marketable on s>cluni Of their low values aud handling oi the gangus, and the c,n bined charges for hauling, freight and smelting, and to save all these costs by treating the ores On the ground st tle mine.
 The newly invented D oeess con- sis g primarily oi A roasting and TO tstIrg furnace, which, in fifteen m1n- utes time. assisted by gases under pressure, converts all the csrbonateF, oxides and silicstes of copper, lead and other minerals in the ores into pure metals, rendering them "fyes milling" so to speak. snd readily separable by mechanical concs ntra- ton rom the vslueless gapgue mat ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
Decisions Rendered
 In Nine Cases

At the regular meeting of the stste supreme court yesterday several de-. cisions were rendered, sffecting in all nine cases. They were ss !olloAs: No l300- Kain vs Arizona Copper Go: motion for reheariug denied. Nol3I4. Lincoln Trust company vs Goddis and Perry. Motion to strike appellants brief aud to affirm judgment, denied.
 No 1918. Molina vs Rsmirz. ct al; motion 10 strike appellsnts brief for .ftiTmance of judgment, denied. No 1904 Southern Pacific com- psny vs Fender; motion for rehearing, dsnied.
 No 1922. Childre.s vs Coleman 2, al; it appearing that the bond on ap- peal hsrein improperly described the judgment appealed from, it is ordered hat thesppelant be and he is hereby gIvtn 20 days from this date ID which to file legal and sufficient appeal bond. and upon failure of appellant to comply with this order the appet will stsnd dismissed.
 No l2lS Fishbough vs Euler; mo- ,ion of sppellee's 10 strike sbstrAc, and brief filed by appellant, denied.
 No l2ss. Gils Valley Copper Go vs Gelpin. Motion for reheAring denied No 1927. Landers vs Joerger. Mo ticn to dismiss the appeal denied. No 1883. Gusuo Adams "a South. ern Pacific company. Ia this case the motion of appellee to af6rG the Judgment on . short trsnscript, DO, being supported by the certificate oI he cl rk of the lower court showing he time the appeal was perfected and record completed, is denied.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
Cochise Will be Rep
 resented at Fair

In former years st the state isir iu- dividual ahibitors rom Coch SC coun- ty have always made showings that have attracted considerable attention and much favorable comment. This year offers the oppor'unuity for ex- hibits tbat have never bef ,.e been ap- preached, for DO county in the state has 60 increased in poppla ion, rIos
 perity and resources in the past year as has Cochise l, is true that Co., chise, a. 8 coucty, will not be repre- sented in the exhibi, building st the fair bu: nevertheless there will b ex
 hihits by individual residents of the ooun;y and ths permanent mineral exhibit wlll te increased and improved g. th-t from that point O. view the county will lose none of it's prestige.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28

Became of an a'cident to rne Of tho cars in the vicinity of Lordsburg. the pathi ding party, consisting of two automobile carrying three persons and innuperable signs. winch is going over the route of the Fl Paso~Phoenix race, d'd not arrive io Tomb.tone 10. day. ss eIpected, and will probably not reach this place until Saturday.
 The parry was caught in cloud burst ten mil,s ~es, of Deming We'd nesdsy night, ard, after attemp'i1g 2 to go through the water. which came to the running boards Of ,he csrs, pad Q give up the fght and spend the night in sn abandoned section hause at Mongolia, N. NJ. Yesterday morn ing one of the csrs had A shifting vod broken sud the party had to stop at Gage, N. M. to await a new one from Fl Psso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
Cattle Dipping
 to be Discussed

Whether the Arizona live stc k ssr. itsry board can force the double c p- ping of Mexican ca ttle thA, have drift. ed across the international liDe is a question that will he bTough, up at s special meeting of he board at Tug son Saturday. The meetiog will te attended hy Secretary S.m p.=ane. and by pr. w E Severn, siste ve'eri- marian
 A plumber of cattle have drif cd over the border and been pure Hssed by American stock men who do want 10 have those cattle difp q twice ip compliance with tbe quarsn, tine regulations. They have b'er asked to meet wi h the board at Tue son and talk things oyer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
Applies for Admis-
 sion to Hospital

After working for the city of Doug.
 las as s street sweeper for five years
 and four months with e record of hay.
 ing los, only three days in the entire time, Jack Memniger, sged 70 years has applied to the County Board of Supervisors Tor admission to the coun- ty hospital for himself and wife, who isf3 years of age.
 Jack Man niy~ri i> known to nearly every person ia the camp. He ie hafdwo:kIng man ard is q living re- fufation ui the 0sler doctrine. Until now he az refused to quit work, but one Of his feet, into which a nail was sccidently stuck few yesrs ago, is giving him 90 much trc uble that it i, i'm possible for him Co york any longer he member being swollen up1 ss the result Of bloed poisoning. His wife is also badly crippled up win rheuma. tism. and yeste' d-y Jack decided to nske application to the board of .u. for admission to the county hosp;'al for himself and wife, all his 'unds having been spent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Judgment in suit l90. James NJ Daniel, Dr. Elsie l s Daniel, Or; divorce. s53. Jennie May Happs, Dr, Christopher F Hsppe Or; divorce. 5iS. State vs Hines & Goodes s27 5o, back taxes.
 SIS States vs R E Smith; s3o.47, back taxes.
 5I6 Pearl Tsylor vs Bsllas Tay- Tor; divorce.
 52l. S'ate vs Marquette & Arizons Mining Go, ei si; ;sls22.7s. back tsxe..
 522 ME Dicus ys J 5 Merrill and J 2 Merrill, Jr. 5l7 State vs T D FuIghum, back taxes. $5I .69. 52o. State vs ) McNesl, back taxes. sss.7s. PROBATE PROCEEDINGS. Estate of-
 John Pridiville; order so sell per. sonal propery.
 John J Bosby; order fixing Oct 3 day Of bearing petition for distfibu- tion and settiemeps Of final account.
 Medieovich minors; decree eettlipg >econd annual account, and order of ssle of properly.
 Helen Wsddell; order appointing Oct 10 as day of bearing petition.
 Lorens A Jenson Oct 10 fixed for hearing petition for .ettess of sdminis. trstion.