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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
To Widen Sidewalks

That the sidewalks along Second
avenue between. Nineteenth street and
Twenty-first street and on Nineteenth
street from First to Third avenue will
be widened in accordance with recon-
mendations of the city engineer ap-
peared probable after an inspection OF
the territory yesterday by the COM
missioners.
The city engineer maintains that the
zone in question has not sufficient
sidewalk space whereas the streets
have abundant room. 1t in his plan to
widen the sidewalks sufficiently to
adequately take care of the pedes-
trians which will also provide suffi-
cient room for vehicles in the streets
He plans to widen the sidewalks at the
expense of the streets, leaving at the
same time plenty of space for both
classes of traffic.
The city engineer made the same
recommendation in regard to -Twen-
tieth street. However, the commission
ers did not appear willing to make
the innovation Mr.. Exum and Mr.
Weatherly are now said to be in
clined to favor the scheme of Mr.. Kirk
patrick. while Judge Lane is bitterly
opposed to the proposition Results
may be expected at a meeting of the
commissioners this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18

SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
CUNNINGHAM sPECIALY
10 INAUGURATION. ESQ 4, N
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
THE DEEP WELL
PROJECT

j The last parties who have been
figuring on the deep well propo-
sition have sent a contract for
the committee here to sign up.
They propose, if the people
here comply with their terms, to
put up bond in the sum of
| SIS, 900 for the faithful perform
ance of their contract.
The contract sent by these
people is believed by those hav-
ing the matter in charge here to
ask more than it will be possible
to perform. From one point of
view this is encouraging. Be-
cause they ask so much, it seems
probable that they mean busi-
ness and want to drive a hard
bargain. But as the people here
fear that they cannot do all that
is asked, a new contract in the
nature of a counter proposition
has been drawn up, signed and
sent to the Oklahoma parties,
with a letter setting forth the
concessions asked and the rea-
sons therefor. 1t is hoped that
they will be willing to yield and
the contract offered.
We consider it scarcely worth
while to go into detail in the
matter of this proposition and
counter proposition at this time.
for they are quite lengthy and if
it all comes to nothing it would
be wasted effort and space. Our
readers may rest assured, how
ever, that whenever anything
definite occurs in the matter we
will give all details of interest.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
PROF. KIRK
MAKING SURVEY

Prof. Chas. T. Kirk, professor
of geology in the State Universi-
~. arrived at Willard yesterday
and conveyance was sent by ].
s.. Kelly to take him over the.
valley. He will make a geological
and water survey of the valley,
going first to the Gallinas noun
tains on the south, thence skirt
ing the rim of the valley on the
east and then across to the west.
He intends to spend a week or
more on this work.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
TAX APPEALS
DISPOSED OF

| A number Of tax appeal caset
have recently been disposed Of
by the district court.
The following were allowed
their exemption for the years
named:
D. M. Burt and L. A. Mccall,
1912.
Victoria Valencia, 1908, 1909,
1910.
Gil Perea, 1908. 1909, 1910.
Pedro Lopez, 1912.
A. F. Grimmell, 1912.
H. ]. Fincke, 1912.
Sam Joy and Mary Edmond
ston, 1912.
Torrance County Savings Bank
1912.
J. H. and H. T. Print, 1912.
Agapita Chavez, 1910, 1911.
E. L Wood, 1912.
J. r. Wash, reduction, 1912.
Manuel S. Sanchez, correction
and refund 1912.
John Block, correction. 1912.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

From June Both to Septembel
1st, inclusive, County Clerl
Gallegos has issued marriage Ii
censes to the following named
Julian Sanchez, Estancia
Jesuscita Vigil, Torreon
Lewis A. Foster, Cedarvale
Effie M. Foster, Cedarvale
Ramon Mora, Galisteo
Sara Madril, Duran
Frank Conner, Estancia
Anna Boles, Estancia
Satero Saiz, Encino
Esmeralda Gutierres, Duran
Juan Burgueto, Encino
Rumalda Grade, Encino.
Hilario S. Velasquez, Duran
Margarita Baca, Duran
Bernardo Laron, fatigue
Elura Romero, fatigue
Antonio Jose Vigil. Torreon
Rosario Lujan, Torreon
Antonio Anaya, fatigue
Adellna Sedillo. fatigue
Antonio Gutierres. Duran
Francisquita Madril, Duran
Fernando Gallegos, Escabosa
Placida Candelaria, Escabosa
Jose Turrieta, Belen
Margarita Sanchez, Encino
James A. McCabe. Clovis
Allie D. Johnson, Cedarvale
Agapito Paiz, Pintada
Antonia Apodaca, Pintada
Juan G. Romero, Punta
Juana Maria Jaramillo, Punta
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Unclaimed Letters

Following is a list of the letters
remaining unclaimed in the post
office at Estancia, N. M, for the
period ending August 30th, 1918.
Juan Maldonado
R. H. Meyer
Bencrshan Romero
Venceslou Romero
Wang Lee Ying He's
Mrs. Willie Fugate.
If not called for within fifteen
days from this date, these let
ters will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, D..
C. Persons calling for these
letters please say advertised. y
July 81, 1913. ]. P. Porter, P. M.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
". C. I. U.

The w. C. T. U. met at the
Baptist church Tuesday. The
society opened in due form and
considerable work was done. Ad-
journed to meet the first Tues.
day in October. the 7th, at the
Methodist church. All who are
interested in the good of the
home, country and state are
earnestly requested to come and
assist in this, one of the great
needs of the coming generation.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Land Land Land

If you want to buy Estancia
valley land, we have it. If you
want to sell your. Estancia valley
land, list with US. We have cash
buyers if price is right. Business
on business principles is our mot
to. Bank references.
ESTANCIA REALTY co.
Estancia. New Mexico.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
LADIES' AID

The Ladies Aid Society met al
the Methodist church on Wednes.
day, August q, with six mem.
bers present. Owing to the alb
sence of the ladies' who were to
read papers the program was dis
|pensed with. All members are
urged to be present at the next
meeting to be held at 2:30 p. m.
Wednesday, September 10th. at
Mrs. Kemp's.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
BAPTIST LADIES' AID

The Baptist Aid Society met
with Sister Mabel Hine Thursday,
August 28th. Missionary study
continued. The next regular
meeting will be with Sister
Evans, October 18, when new
officers for the W. M. U. will be
elected, and it is hoped that all
the Baptist sisters will be pres
ent. All visiting friends welcome.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04

J. M. Tuttle, who is marketing
the stuff from o. P. Turner's
garden, tells us that he thinks
the sales will total $75 to $10O.
There is but half an acre of it.
This ought to be a pointer. Mr..
Turner has small windmill and
small pump. If he can get
such results with this equipment,
it means that with a larger
equipment larger results would
follow in proportion. This is
the system that people now here.
without outside help. can put into
operation-irrigation of a small
tract by pumping, supplemented
by dry farming and live stock.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Esancia Mexico, Thursday September
James E. Riley to ]. w.

James E. Riley to j. w.
Doughty. Sc or 33 9-1O, $1,000.
Jose Sanchez y Sanchez to Lena
Booth Amble, Sc or 1858, $500
and other considerations.
! Matias Sandoval to Vidal Lopez
lot 81 blk 10 Duran, $40.
Urbano Duran y Ortiz to Theo.
Barnhart, sw or sw or, W hf NV
or, NV or sw or, 15-22-5-9, 81 and
other considerations.
j. B. Underwood to Edgar D.
Park, lots 1916 blk 2 Willard,
$50.
James M. Whitlow to Fannie
Dora WiedeRanders, 8 hf 24.77,
81 and other considerations.
Joseph B, Williams to Mary
Edmondston, e hf Sc or, W hf sw
or, 22-23.6 6 8, $1O0.
H. c. Williams to John R. Nc
Kinley. lots 1876, blk 20, Willard
$40.
N. A. Wells to E. M. Peterson, |
ne or 1877 8, quit claim deed.
In above list all are warranty
deeds except as otherwise noted. |
j. E. Tunis to E. H. Alloin,
,ne-half block south of Noun
;ainair townsite, 1926
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
THE ACORN CLUB

The Acorns met with Mrs. G.
3, Ewing August 26. The pro-
gram was a review of the lives
of our nations presidents. Next
meeting will be with Mrs. Gar
win at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Neal Jenson. 1t is the
meeting for annual election of
officers.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04

D. H. Cowley came in from St.
Johns, Arizona, Thursday of last
week to look after his land in
terests here. He brings word
that one of B. Y. Dukes little
boys was very seriously cut in
the knee recently while playing
with a drawknife.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Church Services.

Hereafter there will be prayer
meeting services at the Baptist
church on Wednesday evenings.
All are cordially invited to come.
The Catholic Sunday School
now meets every Sunday morn
ing at 10:15.
Prayer meeting at the M, E.
church every Thursday evening
rain or shine.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Lecture by Or. Roberts

The last number of the lyceum
course will be given tonight at
the M. E. church-an illustrated
lecture by DR.. Frank H. H. Rob
erts, The Humor and Pathos of
Travel" This will be an enter
tanning lecture and everybody
should hear it.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
STOLEN HORSES
DETAINED HERE

Two men named Phillips an
Donald, the former Of San Ange
10, Texas, and the latter o
Pennington, New Mexico, raj
against bunch of trouble here
on Thursday of last week.
They came here with a buncf
of fifty-fve horses. and were
overtaken and detained by
Mounted Policeman Gus Hunter
accompanied by Messrs. Gourlay
and Archuleta of La Jara, San
doval county, on the claim by
two last named that fifteen of
the horses had been stolen from
them.
Mr.. Phillips passed through
here some time ago on his way
to San Juan county, where it ap-
pears that he gathered up this
bunch of horses. buying them
from different parties. He was
driving them through to San An
gelo, assisted by Mr.. Donald.
They came through Sandoval
county, where it is said the hors
es claimed by Gourlay and Archu-
leta were seen and recognized.
resulting in the pursuit by Po-
liceman Hunter.
According to Phillips state
ment he bought the fifteen hors
es claimed by Gourlay and Ar
chuleta from Paul Roe and ]. C.
Collier. He had a bill of sale for
the horses from the men named.
He did not have bills of sale for
some of the other horses in the
bunch, but gave the names of
the men from whom they were
bought.
The statements of Phillips and
Donald were straightforward and
convincing.
The horses are being held here
in the custody of the sheriff, Mr.
Donald remaining, while Mr..
Phillips and the others have gone
back to Sandoval and San Juan
to verify statements and make
complaint against Collier and
Roe.
From information now availa-
BILE it appears that the last mel
toned gentlemen have proceed
ed to make themselves scarce,
and the officers will have to seek
them. |,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
Notice to Parents.

All children under seven years
of age will not be allowed to
enter school without consent of
the Board of Directors. adv.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-09-04
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

: except U. S. patents. filed f,
record during the months of Jul
and August:
i Edward Alber to Oliver 4
Cressy, sw or 24-7-13, $100.
T. A. Behrenford toe. V. Cool
lots SO blk IL, Duran, 5000.
! John Berkshire to Zella N
Roberts, sw or a 5S, 81 and ez
change of property.
Oliver A. Cressy to Edwar,
Alber, ,sw or 24.7-13. $100.
G. V. Cook to Jess Snyder, lot
5 6 blk II, Duran, 5000.
Continental Oil Co. to Cont
mental Oil Co Willard, lots 22 2;
blk los, Willard, 81 and othel
considerations.
L. E. Gait to Andres Arretche
lot 16 blk 8 e, Encino, $22 so.
Joseph Collins to l.. l.. and Ber
Lorey. lot 7-8, blk IS, Mountain.
air, 81, 300.
N. M. F. & l. Co. to John B
Pitival, lots Ia Is 16 blk IL, Mori-
arty, 81.
Comision a dos de la Merced
del Manzano, land in Manzano
Grant, no consideration.
Ruth M. Dunlavy to James M.
Terry, lot 13 blk AZ, Estancia,
$3.50.
Mary E. Drury to R. A. Swank
ne or "a 6-7, $40
Matthias Freilinger to Barnett
D. Freilinger sw or 24-7-8, $1,000.
J. A. Hawkins to Frank A.
W ilson, ne or 87-9, 81 and ex-
change of property.
Buford J. Horn to L. l.. Lorey,
2 hf sw or W hf Sc or 28:4,7. $500.
Robert H. Harper to Robert K.
Terrell, Sc or 1868, $500.
Joe Hollis to Walter Carter, ne
lr 33 6-8, $3.50.
Thomas H. Irving to Julia
Dunn, sw or II 5 6 $1.250.
0. W. Lasater to ]. F. Tuttle,
lot 10 blk 65, Estancia, $500.
Walter R. Lamberson to Rose
salade, land in 30-5 7, quit claim
Iced.
L. l. Lorey to Joseph Collins,
, hf sw or W hf Sc or 28,4-7, 5000.
Ben Lorey to Joseph Collins,
v hf NV Or hf ne or 27 28-4 5,
900.
julius Meyer shift to A. w. |
)allman, trustees deed, Sc or 36 |
'.8, $S17.88.
julius Meyer shift, trustees
Iced, to Willie Elein, Sc or 31-6-
J, $8O3.69
Edward T. Meyer to Lee Moy |
r ct al, NV or 9.7-9, 81, 400. |
Ben H. Meyer to Lee Meyer ct
/, und int 9 TO, no consideration.
FIorentina C. de Marquee to
Ierculano Chavez, lot IA blk 2,
Incino, 81.
L. A. Nisbett to Joe Kelly,
ots 14-15 16, blk 40, Estancia 81.
Ella M. Owens to Jesse V
)wens, sw or 6-5-9, $40 and 9th
r considerations.
John f. Patterson to Maud E
'atterson, sw or 13 NV or 1876
0, 81 and other considerations.
Hubert T. Pruitt to James D.
very, sw or Sc or, sc or sw or,
? hf sw or 1856, 81 and other
considerations.
Josiah Perkins to E. A. Arnim, |
and in Manzano Grant, 40 acres,
100.
P. NJ. Rutherford to ]. A. Con-
tant, NV or "a, sw or 27-7 9. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
SEARCHING FOR ESTATE.
Man Who Died at lnfirmsry Said e
Have Owned Property.
Special TO The Tribune


OGDEN, June 29,-Through an inquiry
received by County Physician A. A. Rob-
inson from Annie Crawlin, a sister OF
the deceased man, the Information comes
TO. the county authorities that Patrick
Costello, an aged man who died at the
county lnfirInary on June IS, was pos
sessed OF property worth several thou
sand dollars. In addition to this he had
life insurance which will bring several
hundred dollars to the heirs
Although the county authorities have
received no direct informa ton on the
matter IS yet IT is said that the man
was the owner OF two residence proper
ties In lshpeminG. Mich The relatives
made repeated attempts 10 induce Mr.
Costello. who was AZ years old. to return
10 his former home in Michigan, but he
preferred TO live in Utah.
AS result of the discovery that he
possessed considerabl BILE property, the We
ber county commissioners have decided
10 put in claim at the rate OF s15 per
month Tor his care at the county infirm-
ary Costello entered the Institution on
November i6 1912. remaining there up
10 the time Of his death on June Is, 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
INVESTIGATING CASE,
Serious Charge May Be Made Against
Men Arrested as Migrants.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. June 2s.-Althoueh arrested
on Q charge OF vagrancy, lar more
serious charge may uc placed against
Joe Kuhn and James Morrison. who were
taken into custody by the police at 80
o'clock this morning following fight
IN which Erwin jacobson was tho object
or an attack He sustained painful but
not serious injuries
Jacobson during the past few DAYS
has been aiding the sheriffs office IN
The apprehension OF several persons
charged with selling cocaine and other
drugs. II was through his efforts that
The officers arrested Charles Barrett and
a Chinaman a few DAYS ago The alta ck
upon Jacobson last night may have re-
suited from his activities against the
cocaine ring.
bleeding from a cash on the neck.
Jacobson told the police that Kuhn had
taken the principal part In the attack
ana that at some time during the fight
razor was brought into play, The Off
GERS are investigating Jacobsons story
Mhen brought 10 police headquarters
Kuhn and Morrison deposited $50 each
as bond FOR their appearance In court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
OGDEN READY To
GREET AUTO MEN
Work on Roads to the West
Also Is Progressing
Favorably.
Special 70 The Tribun.

'f'Nioi w 1 ne 1llOnnrs
OGDEN, June 2s.-With the leading
commercial clubs. good roads associa-
,.ons ana automobile organizations Of
Ctah working in harmony on tho ar
rangenents. detailed prepa ra ilons arc
being made FOR the visit OF Tho Indiana
automobile manufa c,urers 10 this state an
July - ls and 10. Indications arc that
the LOB tourists In siXty-onc cars will
arrive IN Salt Lake over the Midland
trau on July II and spend two dava in
mat city. Coming 10 Ogden on the morn
Ing OF July 10. they will be entertained
here during the afternoon and evening
ana resume their westward journey over
tne transcontinental auto route on the
morning of the 10th.
In letter 10 Manager ]. D. Larson
Of the Ogden publicity bureau. John Guy
who assisted in arranging the otur says
the big party Will arrive In Ogden on July
10 TO spend the day. He has been no.
titled that the Weber club and other or
sanizatlons OF the city are prepar red TO
entertain the motorists during their stay
None has been more active than Man
ager Larson In promoting the good roads
campaign in anticipation Of the visit OF
the Indiana tourists. He has not only
carried on this work In Utah. but in sew
eral counties OF Nevada from which
state assurances have been received tina,
the transcontinental highway Is In rea d.
lness Tor the journey OF the eastern tour
lists. AS a result Of the cooperation by
the northern counties Of Utah and sew
has pledged bis support and assistance
in the plans for the visit of the auto
manufacturers. according 10 Mr.. Lar
son.
In reply to the conditions In Nevada
Manager Larson has received the follow
ing kilograms:
'Washoe county's tr8nscontinental roa d
Is now in good condition from Nevada
California state line to east county line.
and we are improving II daily. We pledge
Washoe county TO continue its improve
ments and Will cooperate with the couu-
ties east OF us and with you. Would be
pleased TO meet you should you come to
Reno Use your influence and write
counties OF California west OF US, They
need stirring up
by order OF county commissioners OF
wasioe county. w. A. GOFF.
Clerk"
This from G. T.. Hsviland chairman OF
the board OF commissioners OF Humboldt
county. Nevada:
Humboldt county is prepared TO spend
| $4,000 on work just begun for cross-coun :
| ty road VIII have fair road prepa red
| &C r. HAVILANp,'
At the recent meeting in MontelIo,
New Mr. Larson secured a pledge from
! the commissioners OF Elko county. that
| a ~,ross- county link of the transcontinen-
| tai highway which Is already in good con-
| dition would be improved at once In an
| ticipa ton of the visit OF the Indiana Nis-
| i(ors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
TO TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS,
Enumerstora Are Selected by Weber
County Board OF Eduoat
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 2o.-The board Of edu-
catlon OF Weber county has selected the
enumerators who VIII begin the work on
July 10 OF taking the school census Of
tne county districts. IT is expected that
lhe enumeration Will be completed before
the end OF the month The list which
Is made up largely OF county school teach
ers, is as follows:
Birch Greek. Margaret Simpson; Eden,
GarTie J.; Graham; F'arr West. Stella
Hooper. Kate Mcdonald: Huntsville.
NINA Mcfarland; KanesvIlle. w. II.
Green; Liberty, c. a. Penrod; Marriott.
Florence Powell: North Ogden. a. c.,
Garrett; Plain City, Martha b Lund
Pleasant View. Mrs. Florence Jensen:
RiNerdale, Margaret Stimpson Roy. Wv
IAN Hollands: Statewide. Nina Perry;
Taylor. f.. 4. Barnes, Uintah, Arthur
Anderson: West Weber, f. A. Barnes:
wilson. Il. a. Barnes: Warren, Margaret
Nadnah; west Warren. Margaret Wad-
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
I|Nls FITZGERALD
|II|D At FINAL REST
Attendance at the Fu-
..,,l Of Popular Rail-
1. way Official.
Tn. Tribune

-,'n The Tribune
- run. 2a.-Attended by scores
~ vcnressntative citizens anc
|'sr,sy empIoyees. especially those
fhr.,,.Jake division OF the South
~ ,rneral services for Thomas
~ ..Ident engineer OF the South
+. t.Sdc company. were heia IN sl
~ ,s,hurch nt o'clock TINS after
ne Intermen, was mace AT NOUN
s,ch,dine the last rites for Mr.
~ tbe Rev. p NJ Cushna nan
~, =, 81 Josephs church. paid a
s.,hvie OF love and devotion &c
., 't u fd.nd. also caMng attention
's,ss regard In which tho railroad
sd hssn held by both his en-
y syery employee OF the sys-
lar evidence OF this respect. the
ss the telegram received from,
'-.,,,rsnltt chairman OF the HarT ina n
!. ~ directors, following Mr.. Fitz-
y dsath last Tuesday.
osv FATHER Cushnah5n said.
ps.ms absurd for me or anybody
10 attempt 10 preach q sermon
!, MS man because his whole NE
4 css long sermon. 1t seems hard
eens almost a mockery under
4 TsdItlons.-to say 10 tho widow
A ssr,aysd children that life is a
10 for this Is only melting away
/. M we'll spent, the passing OF q
~ husband and a noble ia thcr,
~, are monuments OF gold, OF
y, and OF granite and the flower.
~ h but an empty shadow. but
=, Ia another monument. that
=. father erects In the heart OF
-,rfsi children. that which an hon
- ilta srects In the hearts Of his
-1ku,ep, which viii remain. so long
'.h,fe are grateful children and so
4, as there are old section men. TO
. ssmory OF humble Tom Fitzger-
4 IN needs no wordS1of man TO
. 1hefe the monument TO Mr.. FitZ-
ni Is erected
"a fisrs we're more men like him.
/, 10 his fellowmen. there would
/ 10 strikes. less trials and less
.<bhed- Regardless OF whether his
u-'sstc Japs or Cinnamon, with the
n heaft and great soul OF Mr..
Infald he WAS blind 10 their faults,
. ,rpuraged them and built up In
y puls that monument which time
|ieyer destroy.
n pastor told of Mr.. Fitzgerald
|I.siness 10 the church Of his father
. tying ordeals when Goddess mcy
|3 and OF his success after leaving
|tps In ireland when a lad not yc
II Ms teens. To his moral coura e
l. itrbuted the success of his Christ
d. and bis upright career among men
y funesaI services for Mr.. Fitzgerald
} rnnarked by ostentation, save 70
t5Elce OF ten honorary pallbear
ne services In the church conslstet
y Impressive funeral rites OF tn
~. church and the oration by tn,
father Cushnahan In addition &
+ pai solos.
q aching as honorary pallbearer
tlsot. \. 6. Fell, Patrick Healy, a
ISood. Fred j. kiesel, G., &. Rich
" B. s. Joyce. ID. J. Malone. II. i
IC. Smith and David Hickey. Th
Dor named arc assistant superin
-h Of the Southern Pacific railroad
actiye pailbearers We're j: Il
A, rmdmaster for the Southern Pa
y sparks. New. Frank Reilly. road
"a a MontellO, New: !. Grailcr; road
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