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repaired. Beretania. cor. Pix
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Z. NGkatani, King and Alapai; Tel
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hanging. Work guaranteed.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
HECHANICsYII.LE.

A dance was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Zenp. The guests
were royalty entertained. At a late
hour refreshments we're served
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Zepp, Mr. and Mrs, Id
ward Miner, Mrs. Davis. Mrs, Mary
ShIpley; Miases--Viola Barnes, Clara
Green. Virginia Davis, Nettie Miner,
Edna Zepp. Lillian Valentine, Lydia
Gambler, Mary Green, Margaretta
Schwartz. Grace Witherow. Ella Val
entine, Evelyn Jones, Margie Zepp,
Maude Harry, Martha Davis. Annie
Smith. Stella Brauning, lola friek;
Messrs.- Walter Scissors. Worth
Barnes, Oliver Mosef. James Hughes,
Herbert Yingling. George Schwartz,
Lee Caltrider. Snyder Arnold, Abram
Gambler George shipley, Grant Stern.
Clarence Stoeksdale. Courtney Ship
ley. Roy Brown, Harry Yingiing Jabez
Barnes, Charley Brauning. Wilmer
Caltrider. Bertrand Arnold. George
Phelps Albert Barthlow, William
Bush. Willie Philips. Burnley Philips.
Charley and Walter Wagner: Masters
Leslie Barnes. Eddie Curtman and
Howard Zepp.
A surprise dance was given NJ the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Mohr, Of
near MeehanicsYIlle They were IN
vited TO the dining room where re
freshmenIs we're served. Among The
guests were Mr. and Mrs JabeZ
Mohr. MIgseg-BessIe Steiner. Ella
Valentine. Hilda Nampler. Lillian
Valentine. Mafgaretta Schwartz f,
Messrg-George Schwartz. oliver
M0ser. james Hughes. Abram Gambler.
Grant Stern. Harry fingling and
Snyder Arnold furnished the music.
Misses Edna Peelng and Mary
Stocksdale spent Monday with Misses
Ella and Lillian Valentine.
Miss Lillian Valentine, Of FinkE-
burg, spent from Friday until Sunday
with Mrs Elmer Nampler and daugh-
ter Hilda. Sunny Side Cottage.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
TAX COLLECTORS SALE!

By virtue Of the power and authority
vested In me by the Laws OF Maryland,
| have seized and taken In execution
To satisfy overdue and unpaid State
and County Taxes the following prop
erty.
All the right. title. interest and eB-
tate Of Mary i Adams. also called
Mary II. Adams. and the heirs Of John
Adams. deceased. In aud to the parcel
Of land containing four acres, moro OF
Ieaa. at Wesley Chapel. on the road
leading from Westminster 10 Stone
Chapel. Carroll county. Maryland. be-
Ing the came land that Il described In
3 deed 10 John Adams by David NIco.
dsmus and Mary. hi wife. dated June
ard. 1861. and recorded among tie land
records Of Carroll County. aforesaid
IN Iiber 9 Z " No. p. folio = etc.
hereby give notice that On Monday.
the 3isi der 81 March. IN the ysar
nineteen hundred and thirteen. at
eleven O'Clock 3 N. At Tho Court
House Door. IN Westminster. Mary
and. | ahalI Offer # public sale tho
above mentioned property 70 The hish-
It bidder f. eazb
CHARLES Y. RASTz.
Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the Seventh Election District OF
Carroll county. Maryland.
Charles = Fink, Attorney
mar ! Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
TAX COLLECTORS SALE (!

By virtue of the power and authority
vested In me by the Laws OF Maryland.
I have seized and taken In execution
to satisfy overdue and unpaid State
and County Taxes the following prop
erty:
All the right, title, interest and es-
tate OF the heirs at law OF David j.
Lowe, late of Carroll county, Mary
land, deceased, In and to all that par
eel of land, containing fifteen acres,
three roods and thirty-fonr perches
of land, more or less, being the I'M
divided one-half interest therein,
lying in Westminster, or Seventh Elec-
ton District of Carroll county, Mary
land, about one mile from the village
of Mexico, adjoining The lands of
Aaron shaeffer, and b. +. Shriyer &
Co, and OF the late Jacob Brehm, be-
Ing the same land that Is described In
n deed from Cyrus schweigart TO
David ]. Lowe and Amos e. Lowe,
dated March 2sth, 1874, and recorded
among the land records Of Carroll
county. aforesaid In LIber f. T. s.
No II, folio 80 etc. This Is all wood
land.
herebs give notice that on Ne nday,
the 3ist day Of March, in the year
nineteen hundred and thirteen, at
eleven o'clock a. m, at the Court
House Door. In Westminster, Mary
land. | shall offer 1T public sale the
above mentioned property 10 the high
est bidder for eaah.
CHARLES v. WANTZ.
Collector OF State and County Taxes
for the Seventh Election District of
Carroll county. Maryland.
Charles f Fink. Attorney.
mar : At
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
INVESTIGATING DAMAGES TO
GETTYSBURG MONUMENTS
Hard to Find any Reliable Clue
Footprints Lead to TaneytoaOn
Road.

Investigation into the mystery sur
rounding the identity of the Gettys-
burg Battlefield vanda1 has revealed
the fact that the damage to the nine
large memorials was done with the
butt of an ak, instead of with sledge
hammer, as at first supposed. Care
full measurements were taken at a
number of the monuments, and in a
number of instances it was found
that everything pointed to the de-
structive blow having been delivered
with large ak.
To add further to the FEASIBILITY
of this theory was the further dis
covery, also upon measurement, that
the damage could not have been done
with a short handled hammer while
the perpetraIor stood on the ground,
and that some longer weapon must
have been used. The information
gained in Saturdays investigations
will, it Is believed, throw important
light on the matter, and once the in
strument is found the discovery OF the
guilty party may follow.
County Detective Charles II. VIII
son, who was commissioned on the
case Immediately after its discovery,
about several OF the monuments, but
the crowd OF visitors arriving there
before the officer had been SO large
as to make this search unavailable,
and all tracks that may have been
there were covered. Near the site of
the Forty-ninth Pennsylvania. how
ever, which Is located five miles from
town, there have been but few sight
seers. and there footprints have been
found leading toward the TaneytoRn
road. 1t is thought these were made
by the miscreant, and some hold the
theory that n hurried retreat over the
Maryland line may have been adopt
cd by the Yandal. The theory that
some local party committed the crime
is proving distasteful to the people
OF Gettysburg, who have always re-
garded the battlefield with the keen
est pride and more or less as a civic
trust. SO that they will not hear to
any version Of the AFFAIR which would
place the blame on local citizen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
+. /. sTROuT. Farm Agency.
EDWARD ~. CASE, Manager.
III last Man Street,
Westminster, I'D.
=. I Z. Phone. l22.
=. / PPhme,D2

Have for quick ale The following nae
farms homes and orchard lands, Lay
terms md possession u ouHe,
Izp=EiuH % ere poultry Hnd fruit farm
nuH improvements FleH soil, me water,
timber and fruit; 10 / cuttings alfalfa
per year; having ~ average u 80 from
eggs Hald alone. Ter MONTH thia winter.
Price only 800.
Isl n a6re farm. good fruit timber,
wHIer. faIf buildings. vii ut 30 sOFIh
lumber pTIeu zI2H1
1910 are IarnI With Eood Improve
meHia. mt Inst yeaE 30 IouH OF hay. land
lie Vel, Inc fTuIf. water aud timber.
Prize only sa6a1: for quick sale VII n
clude i aefes growing grain,
r. . aefe farm. for asa. zni-=0 acre
home, z2gd1 NJ ~ acne u, farm.
slH11. Tine home n Westminster, 1900.
ID Ipnef making Ueaeh orchard L
acres Il laad, planted 10 ear Tree
realized lasI year uenriY SdH0 from peach
crop, over El1n frum wheat said. One
cron should pa faT orchard Price ouIy
500, worth MI OF 5000
Tor fnll Information all IN Of address
T.. ". Gnae. Westminster. NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
= ssIdNEE'S SALE OF
"New Windsor College
Properly, "
Situate in New Windsor, Carroll
County, Maryland.

BY virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in Mortgage from Alexander
NJ. Jelly and Clara c. Jelly, his wife,
to Job Hubbard and others therein
named. bearing date on the 18th day
of December. 1890, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage rec
ords Of Carroll county in Liber B. T.
c., No. 30, folio 16f. etc, and duly
assigned to me, | will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder. at the
Court House door. In the city of West
minister Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, A. d., 1913,
at 2 o'clock p. M. all that lot or par
Gel of land. part of tract of land
called New Windsor" containing
Eleven ID Acres, more or less, con-
veyed by said mortgage, and known as
New Windsor College Property .
formerly Calvert College,, and the
same land that Solomon Ecker ct al.
conveyed to the said Clara {. Jelly, By
deed bearing date September End,
1878, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county. in Liber
f. T. s., No. 30. folio 234. etc.
The improvements thereon are a
large brick Main College building
brick Boys Building laundry, dwell
ing. stable and other necessary out
buildings.
This well-known property Is de-
lightfnlly situated In the thriving
town Of New Windsor. Carroll county
Maryland and a fiourlshIng school Il
nov conducted therein by the Trus-
tees OF Blue Ridge College" formerly
at Union Bridge. Md.
Terms Of sale.-Cash.
ELLA MeF. FRASER.
Assignee
John Milton Reifsnidsr, Solicitor.
March IA ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
EMORY.

Miss Helen stull. a student at Nor
mai school, Is visiting her parents.
She Is just recovering from measles
Miss Pearl Zepp spent March l2th
in Westminster.
Mrs. Lewis Fowble is on the sick
list
Mr.. Bernard Onrsler. Of Anne Arun-
del county. Is visiting his father-in-
law. Mr.. George Iepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers have
moved into Mr. Harrison Banks
house
Mrs. Marshall Taylor and daughter.
Jeanette, spent the past week in BAL
timore
The Frances Hetzler will hold Il
social at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Taylor, March % Al are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Cleveland upperco is spending
the Easter holidays With his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Jacob uppereo.
The stork visited tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson Stull last week and
left a girl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice Ia hereby given by The Mayor
and Common Council OF Westminster.
u tx payers. that Ill taxes In arrears
for The loyIeH Of 1908. 1919. 1910 and
1911 must be pad o. or before the first
Jay Of April. 1913. II not paid by said
date the accounts vii b collected BY
Iaw. which will neeessitate cost To be
added.
5. :. WEAVER, Clerk.
b. order Of the Mayor and Common
Council mar z It
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
ExEcUTORs' PUBLIC SALE
IL OF 4
VALUABLE FARM
Mar suL..,IIIn Ear.nII I.n....a. Nj

By virtue Of the power OF sale con
tained In the last vii and testament
OF Aaaeha +. 5. jenkins. laIs OF Car
roll county. deceased. and pursuant
to an order Of tn Orphans Court Of
Carroll county passed or the Oh daY
OF August. 1872, he undersigned e.
eeutorz named In sad vii RiIl Offer
at public sale On tn premises. near
SyKegKIlle. Carroll county. Maryland.
on
TUESDAY. APRIL III, 1913,
at O'Clock p. n, IL that valuable
farm Enosn Hs BaKdBd= situated Il
Tho intersection Of the public road
leading from he fuHn q sykezyiIIe
10 The Washington road and no White
Rock Hnad from gYkezgiIIa Il HeHraII
In Carroll county. Maryland contain.
IN - teres Of Land, more OF les
This farm adIulna the land O. Richard
X. Bennett. Howard nafanld. Joseph
Brown and Frank Dorsey. and nfIy
acres n Il ne II valuable OK and
chestnut timber and he remainder q
sid land iH under cultivation and
lie Ia one bod without being divided
by county rad This property Il
improved b , iWo and ons-half Htorg
frame dwelling. hzru. carriage Houga.
eOTp crib. wagon Hhed. chicken house,
meat hnuHs aud other necessary ouI=
buildings There j. Hall # zataT
at he houas and spring . Hater
near tht barn The ficlda are vel
TateFsd and lIe yell for GAS lIllaKe
aud ars susceptible o. a high state Of
cultivation Thu property iH huI
three md one=Balf miles from sykcH=
wiz and n II the heart O . rich
agricultural section and m attractive
aud desirable community.
Terms q sale a. prescribed b thu
order q Court Onn.I third cab On tha
day OF sale. or an he ratification there
of ~ The Orphans Court O. Carroll
county AM the residue n to equal
installmcnta q : months and l.
months from he daY Of sale. Tha
credit payments l. be secured b tn
bonds ar single hIia q tHa purchaser
or purchasers with sufficient aecnritY.
bearing interest from he daY OF ale
or I'll eash At he option 81 tn purch-
assT OF purchasers
ELLA l. WAKEFIELD
FRANK { MEHGEnDN.
Executors af i. 4 s. Jenkins. de-
ceased
Hond 4 ParRe Solicitors.
Joseph =. BerHett. Auetioneef.
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Town Properties and Farm Land,
Real Estate of every description
For Sale b.
THOMAS & COMPANY,

Fine property on Fair Ground Hill.
house and lot. six rooms. frame house,
city water and fruit
Fine residence East Main street. al
modern eonyeniences. eleven rooms
brick structure, water and lighting.
Fine residence East Main street, al
modern conyenienees. 10 rooms, brick
structure, water, heat and lighting.
We have eight or ten farms Of all
sizes for sale; also two farms to rent
Anyone desiring to purchase prop
erty In Westminster we have a num-
Der listed with US and IL will pay to
see us before purchasing.
THOMAS & COMPANY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
FOR MATCHING

Eggs, Eggs, Egea Ny Egg proaue-
ton Is 50 great that viii cut the price
at 81. 25 for Ii delivered by Parcel Post.
The cock and pullets that supplied my
yards cost s55. % from Baltimore Show.
1912. Bought o. ". II. Graves. Mass
Cash with order. Reference Sykes
vile National Bank.
+. NJ. MELlOR.
mar l46t SykeaYille, Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21

ISOR SALE--An attractive home.
II situated at Alesia, Md, con- -
sisting of house, barn. and other.
out-buildings all in first class con
dition. acres ground; possession given
any time. Address
Ieb Il. ]. HARRY BLOCKER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
FOR RENT

IS0R sALE-fwentY=Aere Farm near
- Spring Mills, | miles from West
minister. Price fl400.
CHARLES J. pEITZ.
Westminster. Nd.
L. ID. No. 10. c. d T. Phone s04-3
mar i 3t
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ECHOES FROM
TANEYTOWN.
Taneyt0wn Happenings Always In.
teresI Our Readers.

After reading Of 30 many people
in our town who have been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises: rs this medicine
equally successful In our neighbor-
ing towns?" The generous statement
of this Taneytown resident leaves no
room for doubt on this point.
John T. Bowers, TaneytoWn, Md,
says: My business requires me 10 sit
in stopped position most of The time,
and | believe that this was the cause
of my kidney complaint. There was
a constant. dull, dragging pain across
my kidneys that caused me much mis-
cry. | suffered from rheumatic pains
and at times was stiff and lame. The
kidney secretions were also irregular
in passage and caused me much an
noyanee and inconvenience. I finally
procured boz of Doan's Kidney pills
and they gave me almost immediate
relief. The kidneys were soon re-
stored to normal condition and I felt
better In every way. I gladly testify
to the great merit OF Doan's Kidney
Pills"
For sale by oil dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name--Doan's-and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
SALE.

Farm Of two hundred acres. suitable
for grain or dairy; situated at Henry
ton. Carroll county. Nd, tYenty-seyen
miles from Baltimore, on b. { O.
Railroad; main line railroad station
At premises. Large farm house Of 10
rooms and four porches, large, we'll
shaded lawn. also two tenant houses,
one of eight rooms; two large bar
racks, stables. granary and corn
house. Water at stable. Apply to or
address.
ELIZA J. DEVRIES,
HenrYton. Carroll county, Md.
feb II am
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EoR sALE-- Scientific Chopping NH.
4 triple gear, in goei order. Appls
TO CLARENCE +. SMITH. On Corhin
Mil Road. marI4s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21

LOOKS GOOD-sMELLs GOOD
DOES GOLDSMITH . REIF-
sNIDEn'S FIREPLACE WOOD. Lot
of chilly days IN March and APRIL i
fireplace brings lot Of cheer to ey-
eryh0dy In the house.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
SATURDAY, April. 9th. 1919.

~ MAJ ~ MT "Nzs TIA
t. farm Of tha lata Elaanan 4
Hainsa. containing = Aeres, 2 Roeas
and ST square rnreHss II Land,
more or Iaga= which + improved b a
seven roam Frame Dwelling House,
wIlh basement, hank barn and other
necessary farm buildings. to pumps
and orchard IT, land IL n 3 good
state nf cultivation md i convenient.
i located In relation To churches nd
schools
Terms = sale The purchaser vi
b. required % ny ons=ihITd af he
purchase mancY ca#h. ona=thIfd N
three months and tn balance n ~
months from la Of sale. o. Al cab
n tn option o. tn purchaser. tho
purchaser VI l. required TO FIFe
notes with approved security. 18th
interest
At he same Tine and place I'll -
sold he personal property o IL lHie
EIhanan : HaIneH = Minnie \
Hainsa.
MICHAEL :. WALSH
Attorney for The heirs Of Elhanan \
Hainea.
Elias J. Davis. Auetioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
DuBl-IE SAIL
Valuable Farm
Al UennIugt. In Carroll County.

ThauuderaIgued. attorney IN faotfor
tle hsiFa At ~ 4 EIbauHn :. iIainsB.
late q Carroll county IsesAeeIs Ill
eli II public sac O. IL promises On
- a liberty HoaI n DHnningas IN
Franklin district. n / o'clock p n,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21

I1SOR SALE--One OF the Best Mill
II Routes and Fixtures n this city.
Apply aL the Advocate OFFS. mar Il At
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
AS AN INVESTMENT
Brandegee, Kincaid & Co.
TOTIEc WILL PAY Fog THEM
WV Z@zAZ TIMES OVER.

This particular make Of Clothes differ from
Others in many ways.
To tell Of these ways would be difficult
matter. but il You could como in and have a look
at them you will readily realize how very dis
tinetiye they are in feature. fabric and fashion.
We are very proud OF these clothes. They
measure fully up to our idea of what good clothes
should be.
They arr made from beautiful, all-Eool
fabrics. They fit At he neck n do no other
clothes in America They are tailored with the
supreme care that only experienced and exeep-
tiona taors can accomplish. They are priced
10 please. Possibly IL is \ mistake to feature
price On high quality clothes, but we do II any
way, for ne are convinced that these clothes
contains more value for the money than you
have ever seen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21

I0R SAL.E-Intending to purchase
4 farm: | will sell for much less
than it value my fine new home, large
new room house. } fine porches, slate
roof; new outbuildings. lot contains Of
an acre. planted to choice fruit and
shrubs. Everything in first class con-
ditlon. VIII sell on easy terms. or will
exchange for = small farm
Call On or address,
MIR. CHAs. S. WATSON.
dec 2 Westminster. Nd.
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Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
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Arrow Brand Shirts

IN latest Spring and Summer styles, ranging in
price from 81 90 % = s. Look them over. Al
~ large Inc II working shirts and overalls Etc
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-15
Nevada State News

Moving picture films are to be taken
Of Tonopah, depicting its discovery, and
carrying the history of the camp down to
the present time.
The Virginia Chronicle says it is no
ticeable that in a majority of the counties
Of the State the prevailing policy is one
Of retrenchment in all departments
wherever possible, including the re-
duction of salaries and the Topping off
Of supernumerary jobs.
Tex Rickard, who was prominent in
sporting circles a few years ago, is now
managing director of a big cattle ranch
in Argentina. His company, the Ely
Expositor says. own more than a
million acres of land on which cattle are
to be raised by the hundred thousand.
Fallon Standard: 1t happened that a
young couple were married in Fallon not
long z When the ceremony vas
over the young man extended bis open
palm to the minister with six twenty-five
cent pieces resting thereon. This is all
I've got Parson," he said, and seeing
disappointment in the minister's face, he
added, "but if we have any children,
we will send them to your Sunday
school,"
Dan d. Hickey, proprietor of the Lin
coin hotel at Las Vegas. has pleaded
guilty and is under $40, 900 bonds on a
charge of assault with intent to kill An
drew j. Kelly. a switchman. Hickey is
alleged TO have pulled the trigger OF a
revolver twice as Kelly stood with his
hands In the air, and fired the weapon
on the third trial when Kelly turned and
began to move away. Kelly will re-
cover. the bullet having ranged down.
ward in his thigh.
To use a we'll for saving wood may be
new to most people, but that is exactly
what is being done on the Passno ranch
eight miles south Of Las Vegas. The
splendid flow of water from this well has
been made to turn a big water wheel
which runs the wood saws OF the ranch
This. we believe, is the first time such a
use has been made Of the head OF water
from an artesian we'll in this section and
is a striking proof of the strength of the
flow encountered in the Vegas valley
Vegas Age.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-15
WINDFALL COMPANY AFFAIRS
Expected Settlement This Week
OF Claims Against Company
Did Not Take Place

The settlement of the claims of credi.
tors against the Windfall Mining Com
pany that it was understood would be
made here this week did not take place.
L. g. Campbell, who has been author
lied to act in this matter by the princi.
pal stockholders of the company, was
expected to arrive in Eureka this week
and settle mp the affairs OF the company,
and 5. g. Dye. representing the credi.
tors. was 30 notified by the officials Of
the company at Chicago, but Mr..
Campbell failed to materialize, and Mr..
Dye Is without further information re-
garding the plans of the stockholders.
e. O. Johnson. Of the Marathon Mill
Company, who has beer in Eureka for
the past ten days trying to arrange for
a settlement of his claim for the balance
due on the milling plant recently install.
ed here by the Windfall Company. has
secured q release of the mill from at.
tachment by both the officials and cred.
itors of the Windfall Company, and
now has q force of men taking down
and preparing the mill for shipment
East.