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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

Whereas, Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler has
rendered her resignation as President
of the Williamsburg Chapter United
Daughters of ConfedeTacy. and
Whereas, IL was largely through her
efforts that the chapter was organized
and has prospered, therefore be IL
Resolved. LIST. Tn at il Is with feel
ing Of deepest regret that We accept
the resignation Of this faithful and be-
loved officer who has served so efficient.
ly for many years.
I'd. That we wish 20 express ouI
sincere appreciation for the noble and
unselfish work done by her, believing
she has accomplished more than any
one else could have done, having beef
largely instrumental IN the terection o
the monument 10 cur Confederate dead
having established the custom of gOinl
each year 10 the Eastern State Hos
pitRl on Jan. 18th 20 minister 20 IN
aged veterans, and IL being by her sug
gestion that May 5th is annually obseI
we'd as Memorial Day. being the ann
versary of the battle of Williamsburg
The chapter Individually and as q bod
realize that in her resignation We hsv
, lost a most efficient and valuable of
Ger.
Sd. That while We regret 20 lose h
as president We rejoice that We she
{ still have her as a member and be be
, Gifted by the inspiring presence 81
! valuable advice of one so faithful a.
! loyal to the interests of the chapter.
4th. That copy of these resol
2 tons be sent TO Mrs. Tyler, a CO
spread upon the records Of the chapt
! and one printed in The Virginia c
Zette.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
10 SAMuEL YUELI..

TO SAMUEL YUELI..
III be be living or II he be dead, his
personal representatives, assigns.
heirs at law or devisees, whose names.
ages and residences are unknown. IN
whose name certain real estate. de-
scribed on the land books OF York coun-
/ ", Virginia. as one acre located N
Grafton magisterial district, In said
county; stood on the 4th day Of Jan
uary 1909, an the name OF Samuel /
Yuell-
Take notice, that whereas. l, t. 5.
/ Harris, did on the 4th day Of January
1900, purchase from George l. smith.
treasurer of York county. Virginia, a
certain piece or parcel OF land charged
on the land books of said county as
. one acre, and being sold by the said
treasurer for delinquent taxes thereon
for the year Of 1907. and the same be-
ing held by me under my said purchase
for the period of two years from the
date thereof, and having paid ali taxes
and ievies accruing thereon since that
day. shall move the Circuit Court or
York county, Virginia, on the first day
of the October term 1918, being the
first Tuesday in October 1918. 70 grant
10 me a deed for the said land, as pur-
chased as aforesaid from the said
George l.. Smith, treasurer, for delin-
Quent taxes as aforesaid. and you are
therefore hereby notified and required
20 come into the clerk 5 Office of ths
said circuit court for the said county
within four months from due pubhca
ton hereof, or service of copy Of thii
notice upon you. and do what may b
necessary 20 protect your interest,
Given under my hand this 18th day o.
April, 1918. 1. ;. hAhRlS.
Sc A Scpy-Teste:
~ I. T. HUDGINS. Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
MOVIES HELPING TO
BRING PEOPLE HERE

Since The Palace" opened its
doors for the purpose of entertain
ing the public. an increase in the
number Of visitors here from the
country has become noticeable.
The Palace" being a place of
amusement. and presenting the very
latest and best films that money can
buy, our neighbors from nearby
form little parties and drive or motor
in to enjoy the evening. These Wis
itors to Williamsburg may not know
il, but they are seeing exactly the
same films that arc seen In New
YORK Washington. Baltimore and
the other large cities.
During the summer months many
q pleasant evening will be spent bl
people living even eight or ten mile
from town. MIR. Wolfe is going I
provide them always with q mig
class show, the best that money ca
buy. If Williamsburg had a fe'
more enterprises and amusemer
places many more people woul
come here.
He has promised to give a sPeci
matinee next Saturday afternoon f
the benefit of those of our neighbo
who are in town to attend the Farm
ers' Auction. The show will OPP
at $3.50: and be will present the hi
torical picture. the Battle of b
: Run. in three reels. 1t will
worth seeing and none should nj
il.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

TO LEWIS RANDALL,
Irhe be living or II he be dead, his personal
Representatives, assigns. heirs AZ law or dsvi-
sees. whose names. ages and residences are IN
Known In whose name certain real estate dc
scrlbed on the land books OF York county
virginia, as vcres located Ia Grafton m&gis-
terial district, In SAID county; stood on the aud
day OF January 1911 la the name Of Lewis Ran.
dali.
Take notice. that whereas. 1. T. 5. Harris
ala on the lad day OF January toli. purchase
fr5na George L. smith, treasurer OF York c0un-
". virginia. a certain piece OF parcel 81 land.
charged on the land books Of said county As
six co. acres. and being sold By the said treas
urer Tor delinquent taxes thereon Cor the year
OF Isoo. and the same being held BY me under
my said purchase Tor me period OF Two years
nom the Gate thereof. and having paid az lax
/ "a and levies scruing thereon since that day
| 1 shall mcve the Clrcuis Court % York county
virginia, en- the nrst dag or the October term,
ISIS, being the rrst Tuesday OF October 1919 q
grant % me a deed for she SAID land ~ pug
chased a. aforesaid from the said George L
smith. treasurer, for delinquent taxes as Af0rs
aid. and you are therefore, hereby notlne
ana required 70 come unto she clerks once Q
; aid court for the said coGreS within fou
months from due publication hereof or ssrvic
: OF acopy of this motion upon yoa, and DO wha
: nay Be necessary % protest Jour inscresG
: 0tvon under my hand thie isth day of ADri
lisla rs. AAsnLs.
AOopy-Tssss' T.IEuDeiSs, Car
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

Chairmen S. r. Curtis. of War
wick and c. II. SHIELD of York were
here today to meet with Mr.. (. w,
Warburton persuant to callto arrange
for the Legislative primary. Nc
quorum of chairmen being present
another meeting will DC called.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
WAS WELL KNOWN
In THIS SECTION

Washington. May S.-Physicians
are puzzled by the strange death Of
Edward Beverly Slater. lawyer. of
Maryland and Virginia. who died
here of an infection of the brain due
to an liberated tooth. His body
will be taken to Warrenton. Va. for
burial today.
Mr.. Slater. who was SO years old.
entered q local hospital three months
ago suffering from what appeared q
minor ailment. and one which. 4
was expected. would yield resdi >
to medical and dental treatment, De
spite all that could be done by prac.
titoners Of both branches of msdi
cine, the infection spread from tbs
/ law TO the brain. Death resulted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
Saturday, May II, 1913,

at O'Clock M. the following property. to-wit:
Ali buildings and improvements thereon
Williams
burg Virginia oows Beginning point
the dividing Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Grgsby said Dividing line extended thence
right angles dividing line and along the procngaon OF the
lis thence
westerly $40 point thence souheas along stream bouncing
williamsburg Knitting Mill Co on the west to the
said dividing Williamsburg Knitting Co and OF
College thence along said dividing 49
beginning together with all and singular the buildings and
all other appliances
connected with the Knitting hall
plant upon premises being and
property said Charles c Groa deed from H. N
Phillips J. B. C. Spencer and WlOuEhby l. Cooke trustees bang
dated September I'LL
No. ISL which reference
made together with the following adduoaa machinery to- wit
Wdman) sewing machines consisting OF Singers Union Special
Wilson and Marrow; bleaching and dye plant complete
one engine dyeng plant completes four wind
bobbn and all other improvements engines boilers fixtures
machinery all other appliances and equipments and upon the SAID
premises including improvements, boilers fixtures
chiney ali other appliances and equipment acquired sub,
execution of said deed trust thereafter placed
upon premises deed of embracing all such
erty.
TO Norve H. N Phillips bonds
eating 0O0OO payable before October l. 1921 or
which October l. 1912 which said
of said clerks office IN Williamsburg deed boob
No. O. page lSS
taxes property amounting 500 49, the of $3.50 W nteres
bonds and off and discharge the sum $SUOOO
with interest thereon from November ~ SZ until pao ano ne
$1,000 with interest from February T. MS toeng an INSURANCE
premium paid holder OF said MOTEL the balance sue
term. said Charles c. roa writing direct or IN default
direction credit OF months from cate OIL SAFE IN
credit from the date OF SALE and
evidenced payable to the undersigned trustee and secured
recorded the OF the purchaser
deposit 100000 viii be required of the purchaser at time
sale and trn with within days therom
NORVELL L. HENLEY, TruSte
HENLEY GARNET & HALL.
Ccuns flor Trustee and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
Special Notices.

NOTICE. Having qualified a. sdm'x
on the estate y VIM. b. Schenck,
deed. AL persons indebted 70 said
estate please come forward and settle
and those holding claims against the
said estate viii present them for set
Element. EMELINE SCHENCK.
Administrative. 5-l-4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable rlin Property, consisting of Mill Lot
and Buildings, Machinery Engines, Boilers
Sprinkler System and Water System, ETC., in
the City of Williamsburg, Virginia.

By virtue Charles c Groat and ARae D.
undersigned dated February ~ 1917
office of City of Williamsburg and the
County City, Williamsburg deed book No ISL de-
the indebtedness secured
holder evdencg sao
expose public auction, in front of the courthouse
doors Williamsburg, Va,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

Mr.. Slater was a haif-brother of
the late John H. Seymour and was
well known throughout the Peninsula.
He often visited his brother here,
He was a brother of Mrs. Harry
Clay. OF Toano. and a half brotheI
of Mrs. R. II. Richardson, OF
Hampton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

On the above sale Mar IT, at $50 M the under
signed public the Vest House LOT OF knitting mil
machinery. List Of articles viii be furnished
R. D. WILKINS. Segk
WV WARE Sheriff
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

Messrs. Warburton. Person. 5. L.
Graham. w. A. Bozsrth. Thadeus
Hall aud DR.. Calhoun attended q
Masonic banquet in Richmond CT
Monday night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
MRS. G. w. BROWN
MRS. M. II. BARNES
MRS. A. BROOKS,
Committee
an THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
, CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

IhE OlNOOA1 AOORl Ut
: CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
Luvenia F. White ct al.
VS.. In chancery.
Noah ID. Brown. Minnie Brown,
Martha d. Brown, Martha L.
DObson, Lewis Dobson, Sam
uel A. Brown. Clementine T.
Brown, Lucinda Washington,
Florence,W ashingtOn. Lincoln
Brown, Belle Brown, Joseph
inc Brown, Westmore Brown,
Wesley Brown, Eddie b.
Brown, Richard Washington,
Bursenia Washington and
Herbert Washington.
To the parties 70 the above named cause
Take notice that, pursuant to decree
in this cause entered on the 22d day
of April, 1918, ! shall on the 18th day
of June, 1918, at my office in the afore-
said county. proceed 20 inquire into
and make the statements concerning
the matter mentioned in the said de-
cree. and thereby referred 20 one Of
the commissioners in ehancery Of the
said court Especially concerning
1. What estate Samuel Brown died
seized and possessed, its fee simple
and annual rental value. whether OF
not the said estate has been divided, OF
apportioned, or partitioned among the
parties entitled thereto. under the will
of the said Samuel Brown, which has
been duly probated in this court.
2. Whist property is held jointly, Of
in common, by the parties 70 this cause
and whether or not such property 3.
held jointly. or In common, Is suscepti
BILE Of partition among the parties en-
titled thereto, and If not, whether o
) not any one party will take the proper
. ~ and pay the other parties what thei
interest would entitle them &C, Q
whether or not IL would be to the In
terest of the parties TO have sale q
the entire property and . distribute
: of the proceeds among the parties 81
!, titled thereto
II 8. Any other matter deemed pert
nent by me, or which ! may be r
CURED 70 report BY any Party ln int
est. r. s. MAJOR,
Commissioner IA Chaacegy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
CALOMEL OUT
OF A job

People Coming for Miles Around for
Wonderful CarsweIl's Liver-Aid.
Better. Safer and Surer Than Cal
omel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

The Rev. (. Ruffin Jones is is il
Philadelphia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
For Sale at Farm
erS' Auction.

NAY l0-Lambs. Pigs,
Cattle, Hay. kindiing Wood and
many other things. II you want
them. be at the Auction May 10. H
MOUQUIN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

HENLEY. GARNET & HALL.
Counsel for Trustee and householder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-26
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.


Wednesday evening, March 26, at So
ciety hall Opening session OF dancing
school.
Friday, April a, at high school build
ing - Musicale under auspices senior
class.
Saturday evening, March 20, at Society
hall-Dance.
Friday evening, April A., at Union
church, Ellsworth Falls Entertainment
by Miss Mabel Sawyer, reader, and Miss
Ida Strout, soprano.
Thursday evening, May 1, at Odd Fell
lows hall May party under auspices of
Nokomis Rebekah lodge.
BOSTON.
Friday, March 2S, at Paul Revere hall,
Mechanics building, Boston - Ellsworth
reunion. Tickets, so cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-26

sanity. Leavitt and several other pa
tients, according to news reports from
Bangor, were allowed the freedom of the
basement Friday, for 'smoke and recrea-
tom. Leavitt and Sherman Eaton, a
mildly-insane patient from Deer Isle,
broke a window and escaped to the woods.
Early Saturday morning they returned
voluntarily to the asylum, footsore and
hungry, saying they had been wandering
in the woods, without seeing a human
being or house since their escape.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-26

Mrs. Katherine Staples is in Boston on
business.
Miss Madella Hagerthy is visiting rela-
tives in Portland.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett, of Lamoine, spent
last week With relatives in Ellsworth.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will meet
ball.
Miss Natalie Gilman, OF Bangor, has
been the guest for a few days of Mrs.
William ). Cousins.
Mrs. Gilman Wakefield, Mrs. F. s. Lord
and daughters Edith and Ruth are visit
ing in Boston and vicinity.
The many friends of Charles j. Trew-
orgy, OF Ellsworth Falls, regret to know
that be is again seriously ill.
Winfield Scott and daughter Iva, OF
Enfield, are spending a few days with MIR.
Scott's son Merle in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Harriet c. Davis, who has spent
the winter with her daughters in Massa-
chusetts, arrived home Monday.
Mrs. Charles s. Grows, of Virginia, is in
Ellsworth, called here by the ill health oi
her mother, Mrs. George E. Fifield.
Mrs. Herbert P. Hopkins was taken to
the hospital at Bangor Monday, for an
operation. Her condition is critical.
The first mayfiowers OF this unusually
open season TO be reported were picked in
Lynch's woods last Friday by Miss Marie
Hurley.
Miss Shirley l.. Dodge, OF Bar Harbor
spent the Easter vacation with her grand
parents, George F. Dodge and wife, on the
Surry road.
Mrs. C. e. Burrill returned home last
week from Montreal, where she has spent
several months with her daughter, Mrs
j. W. Tatley.
The Ellsworth reunion will be held al
Mechanics building, Boston, next Friday
evening. Several from here are planning
to be present.
The assessors of Ellsworth will be il
session at the aidermen's room in Hancock
hall from April l to 10, to receive lists o
taxable property.
Governor Haines signed the amendment
to the Ellsworth city charter yesterday
Next spring Ellsworth will elect its stree
commissioner by direct vote.
G. s. Johnston has the contract to fill
grade and seed the postoffice lot. The 10
will be filed to the wall along the rive
front, with a top OF loan and seeded tt
grass. The contract calls for q growth O
grass by July 1.
The play and ball given under the aus.
pices of Senator Hale hose company Mon.
day evening was we'll attended. The play
was we'll presented, the experienced work
OF Fred Z. Cooke in drilling the cast be.
ing very much in evidence.
The schooner Catherine, Capt. Alex.
ander Bonsey, which has been hauled W
in Surry bay through the winter, will bt
brought up the river as soon as the tue
Little Round Top is in commission, ano
will have gasolene engine installed fol
hosting sails and anchors and operating
the pumps. The schooner will have {
general overhauiing.
The Greenan house on Grant street
owned and occupied by Rufus Crawford
was practically Quilted by fire about
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs TsIs WEEK.

Harry G Austin n Co-Quality store.
J A Haynes-Groceries, brooms, etc.
Monagban-Dancing school.
A X Crabtree ee-Indian Motorcycle.
Il G Moore-Druggist
Hancock Co Savings Bank.
@ w Grindal-Groceries, grain, coal, etc.
Burrill National Bank.
o w Tapley-General Ins Agent.
Pilgrim Publicity association.
Assessors notice.
Petition for pardon.
For sale-cows.
" Postcards.
Admr notice-Est Emma Alley.
Est William p Woodward.
Est Alfred B Smith.
Notice Of Foreclosure-Mary Esther Good
win.
Notice of Foreclosure--J e and J Norton.
Morton II Rideout.
BANGOR:
Eastern Trust & Banking Co.
BosToS:
Boston Merchandise Co-Fiour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-26

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosroPFIoE.
In effect Sept. 30, 1879.
MAILS RECEIVED.
FRoa wEsT-7i3 m: s.i4, s.25 m.
FROM EAsr-ii.os, ii.57 IN; 5.s7, 1882 p m.
MAIL CLOSES AT PosroFFicR
Como wgsr-lO.sO. ii.so a m; SIS, 9 p m.
GONG EAsr-s.45 a m; s.45, 6 pm.
No Sunday mail.
Registered mail should be at postoffce half
an hour before mail closes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
GOLD EAGLE CLAIM
 |S LOOKING GO9D
SiIverman Returns From Port Wells Well Satisfied With
 Prop~rty

Ben Silverman, who has bonded the Gold Eagle property, in the Port. Wells section, returned on the Brighton few days ago well satisfied with the showing now made on the claims by the men he has employed to open the ground.
 He had hoped to bring up a ton of ore for local treatment, but found it inadvisable and will make a shipment of ton to the Tacoma shelter. He did. how ever, bring many samples of the ore taken from the sacks now on the dump and has had same as saved by White and has received very satis factory returns.
 The work of opening the claims will continue and the force of miners increased as soon as con-, venient.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
FLEEING
 FROM OLD MEXICO
Arrive New Orleans With Tales of Murder and Rapine--Life and
 Property Are Unsafe.

New Orleans, April 30.--Amer- ican and Mexican residents of Mexico City are arriving here in large numbers, all fleeing from the city and fearing a repetition of the former scenes when Hue rta and DiaZ overthrow the Ma dero regime and seized the reins of government.
 They all assert that life and property is unsafe in the city: that murder and rapine are com- mon and that the government is unable and, in moSt-casrS unWill- ing. to preserve order, the police and soldiers turning bandits and rnbbing the citizens.
 The city is honeycombed wit h rebeliuus MrXicanS who are eX- pected to overthrow the present Huerta government. Those Sus- pected of plotting against the provisional government are i'm mediately put to death, and each official murder but adds to to the list of conspirators.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
LIGHT TRUCK
 COMING SOON
Road Commission Have Three- quarter Ton Motor Truck
 Coming in Juno or July.

The light, ee-quartef ton motor truck ordered by Colonel Richardson for the use of the Road Commission is expected to arrive here some time in June or July. s
 The truck was ordered by the chairman of the commission for experimental purposes as to the cost of operation, the feasibility and the practicability of the car for use on the government road.
 If successful the truck will rev olutiOniZd the transportation system of the north and will re- suit in the building of roads to all the large mining camps over which heavy freight will be haul ed and it will make accessible the interior camps situated away from the rivers.
 When it is a demonstrated fact that the auto can be used to ad- vantage tie cry will go up from every mining camp in Alaska for government construction of wa gOn roads.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
NEW BANK FOR
 CAPITAL CITY
National Banking Law Too Strin-
 gent, So New Corporation Organized.

Juntau.--ln order that they may loan money on real estate
 and make loans exceeding their capital stock. which the present
 national banking laws prohibit,
 directors of inc First National
 Bank today announced they
 would immediately incorporate a separate bank for that purpose, with a capital. stock of S25,OOO.
 The new incorporation will do
 business in Juneau, in the office of the First National. In Doug las new building will be erect ed.
 "under the United States bank ing laws the First National is un-
 able to loan money in sums larg-
 CT than $6,OOO, which is ten per
 cent of our capital stock and sur
 plus," said President T. F. ken-
 nedy this morning, "and we can not loan money on real estate. The new organization will be able to do this. It will be conduct ed as are various trust compan- ies operated jointly with nation al banks the nation over.'
 Among the stockholders of the new institution are Fred w. Bradley, p. II. Fox, John Reck,
 George F. Miller, T. F. Kennedy,
 A. A. Gabbs, M. J. O'Connor, Will liam Bosch, and Nathaniel Green, of COrdOVa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
FORM SYNDICATE
 TURTLE VACCINE
Friedmann to Receive $2,0o0, 900, of Which $15o, 900 is Paid
 Down.

New York, April 30.--Dr. Fried mann has sold the right to man. ufacture his turtle serum to a syndicate formed by w. F.. Stokes, John Stuart and Wade Hamilton de Fontaine, who, it is under stood. are to pay the doctor two millions for his patent rights in America and have already paid down $l5O,OOO to bind the con- tract
 It is possible that a suit will be commenced to enjuin the man ufacture of the serum because of an alleged previous contract made to an Indianapolis drug manufacturer a few days after the doctor arrived in New York and selling his patent rights for Sl.- 900, ,0OO.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-30
BELIEVE BRYAN'S
 MISSION FAILURE
Leave for San Francisco Prooab- Iy Today--Regrets Failure
 of Efforts.

Sacramento, April 3O.--lt is generally believed here that the mission of Secretary of State Bryan to the state capital has been failure and that the leg islature will pass the anti-alien laws prohibiting Japanese from owning land in the state of Cali fornia.
 Many legislators declare that the bill will pass at this session.
 Bryan leaves today for San Francisco and will then start east He is disappointed at his failure to secure the promise of the leg eislators that they will defer for a year the anti-alien land law and has hopes that it will not pass. 'Hc refuses to state that he had received any promise from Gov ernur Johnson that he would veto the measure.