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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
CITY COM MITTEE
Met Last Evening and Il Was At.
tended by All Of the
Candidates.

a meeting Of the Republican city
committee was held in the city audi.
tor office last evening and was at
tended by all candidates at the head
81 the ticket. Plans for the conduct
OF the campaign from the present un
III election day were practically com.
pieted. Through newspaper
reports II was understood that the
city election committee was 10 have
held a meeting last evening. but this
meeting viii not be held until . K
TUESDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

ner, chairman; Misses Alma Wagner.
MAJ Hail. 'icrtTudr Browne. Anna
i],unu.nE Mrs. Leroy Leasure. Miss
the tahlrs VIII b. in charge Of the
following ladies.
Table No. 1.
Mds t4I'S thmmins. chairman;
M.satmG: ,NrmSIr%ns 1nl lIrrI-
Elizabeth Paul md Miss Metz.
Mrs Leonard t;orftmdu. chairman
M"sd'm"~ Bremcr. coleman. VIII Wind
s"r. EchloT amt Miss Jane Mckee.
Table No. }.
NJ. william Hare. chairman.
N"~dau.s j. F>lgar SVr .nev. sam Wind
snr Misses prusie Sawt"ilc, less
''''F'id ana T TsbisG NJ G'rd"n
Mr. Il ! NrCulItgh. chairman.
Mesiam"N ted" H"lnbr"ok ,ir"ve~.
HuruiE and Jessie NctuiItgh.
Table No. 5.
MIR G'"rge human. chairman;
Misses Hatherinv tberts. I.tupp and
Table No. 8,
N.Sdam.- Lillian Garden. NcuaS Thorn
burg chris Wagner. Ni~se~ IAN. Young.
Ma liswkius. Margaret Fritz AMI Mr-.
Mrs - ~ .Wh'cler. chairman
Mcsdam1> Henry Hoss Elliot and Hnr"
MrNa-h.
lii"t Mign"" h" Harry
Iii '''" rickI.- ~ IAN
l'arker Hous" rolls homemade bread
cold Saw
For Miss ZoeckIer.
Miss COrnclia IOccalcr whose we'd
ding 10 Mr.. Ernest Hoffman takes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
INSPECTORS
tcon,inued from Firs, Page.)

the city of New YorS Is s|urcLarcrd
~ the present time with q determine
tion 20 convict hp said
Important Victory.
The conviction o' thompson. Is-
soy. Nurfha ana sweeney b. regarded
by Mr. Whitman .s the most impol.
tant ycf Won boz connection with hi-
expose or the rol'ro stem IVA
was shoWn to link law cufsrccr~ With
The CitF'S und,rUurld When Hpta'r
b police lieutenant. hired tho folr
gunner 10 murder Herman EC.'ufhI..
The gambler. last summer
The men were Dn trI.. seven court
days. District Attorney Whitman
and his assistants produced r%Sidcur"
10 show that the four plotted to h.t
the silence Of Gc1rr, s Sipp. q resort
Keeper. through hrtniuE him fo Tee
he state Last Dry"mh'~. att'r he Dad
tod tho aldtfWanI- committee that
was r~vrs.gatiuE The police G'H1rf.
mcnt that fCr years De bred mad
month";, payments "a tho police cor
protection for his resort F"IOrr VIZ
Whitman bad = chance 10 g.. sipn ~
Jury. fhc hotci man took Hirhf
Upon being reformed 90 I.' COUNTS
rruto-e irp.ft |u'f tI- f.-t r.- ff,.
500 trc 'otut iriirfm'.f of .'',ui.
1rt.. TIE fu-frt 'Hfe
showed Payments.
au.sd e|,fIer,e t.rl.r- o.. .... Tat
lrHft fatrc ~fs GOV ~.rp .aI. .I
f%cndaute rtH Dor ff.u ..Hf
ll strl n , tfillfr F.- collected fni
om.- W.l,. 50 ga ~ 3
viii Tire INSPECTORS ..nflir- Zoo TOO
-"rfcsi"n Tif' amount or rrsu eV1rt
w. m di-lHi' aufinr f'' 'r7l lsf VIZ
stated 10 was So nnH H Nrfr 500 Mtis. Eel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

tn" wcddin- "f Miss Nina Miller.
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Miller. Of George Run. and Mr.. Al
bert RiH" took place on Tuesday 1t
T. o'clock. Eet. ". II. Folds onici-
atiuE Tho bride wore white satin
and "A large whit" hat and carried an
aTm;ul or roses. Miss Alma Smith
VS. maid Of honor and she also wore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

Miss Angola O'Neill. u Elm Cove.
entertained the 7. ~. 49, sewing club
AZ her home Tuesday evening and
following "A few hours Of sewing. re
trcShmcntS were served. The fol.
lowing were amenc the members.
Misses Elsie Chester. Alice Williams.
Ethel Holly. Lucy Miner. Rhea Seiberf.
Bird McClelland. Elsie Minor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Charity Whist

The ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ci'tN VIII entertain this afternoon at
Tho Mercantile club with "A charity
whist and Mrs Kraft and Mrs. NJ.
S~onn"horn are I'm charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Social Eveninq

The ladies Of -. I.ukes church held
a special meeting Tuesday evening.
at 81. Lukes church to tell how they
earned a dollar. The members or
EaniZed some time e for the pur-
pose of earning a dollar. The meet
ing proved quite interesting and a
program was rendered during the ev-
ening ana refreshments Of ice ceam
n cake were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Former Wheeling LADY,.

Mrs. Charles Webster Littlefield has
issued invitations to a luncheon on
saturday. Mas 10. TO meet Mrs. W. II.
Taggart. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Webster L%ittlefeld
and Miss Mary Augusta Armour will
give a luncheon Tuesday, May 20. in
honor of Miss Katherine May Hall
Kansas City Journal.
Mrs. l.ittlefeld was formerly Mrs.
Kirkland Il. Armour or Miss Anna
llcane. OF this city and Is well known
in Wheeling's social set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

RrigrS- Castlcfou mas hccn rromi-
ms to pay back that loan now but
hC never dOfE
Grirgs He's an artist iu that sore
~ thtnr
VriEss We Futuri4f Life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Civic Department.

CIVIC Department.
Very interesting and timely will be
The May program of the Civic Depart
ment OF h Women's club which will
be held on the afternoon OF he 9th
The program includes papers and
talks on The Drinking Cup and the
Ohio River by Miss Myra Pracht;
Mosquitoes and Housefiies." by Mrs.
X. j. McCullagh: Defective Drain
Telephones" by Miss Maud Wharton:
Disease Germs in Food by Mrs.
Julius ~Horkheimer: Dirty Streets"
by Mrs. H.. o. Baer. and "Cnenforced
Ordinances" by Miss Florence Hoge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

place early in June. was honor guest
AT a Five Hundred party given at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Hoffman. on South
Chapline street. The hours We're
from = to , and following the games
a delicious luncheon was served. The
decorations were OF spring blosJ
SONS and the places were appropriate.
~ marked. More social events will
De given for Miss Zoeckler and Miss
Bess Welty had issued cards for a
luncheon TO be given Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

Iadr.foue "a. ono " burma min
rrnl pr. durtiunr huf fhc export dr.
clinrd from 600 HHn pounds in 1910 fo
lI7 % bounds Boo 1911 uud iu value
from So .opO to So uO1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

Nemeyer Adv. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

For Miss ZoeckIer.
Miss COrnclia ZCcCElcr whose wed.
ding 20 Mr. Ernest Hoffman takes
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Mem

Nrs g ~ Wheeler. chairman.
iCsGaur~ Henry Ross. Elliot and Hur.
Elizabeth IiushhrId and Mary
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

Ptsece aud Annie Ellern,eyer took In
the picture show aud dance last Satur.
day night.
DR.. johnson with NJ. Syrrett, Of the
Rsxsii drug store. wss out IN Lake
View Friday visiting the sick.
The Surveyor for the new railroad
have got to work aud stakes are being
driven. Are you boosting or knocking?
NJ. Bennett had . colt cut very bad.
ly In the wire aud blood poison has
set In. DR.. Pruden has the case In
charge.
The Lake View school In increasing
In nuuihers and 10 almost too large for
Que teacher. The patrons are asking
for IN additional teacher.
q. n. Bopp lost . valuable mich
COW from usual cause, barbed wires.
She had lost % much blood when
discovered that she had to be shot.
ME-. maddox and Mrs. Tom irwin,
mother aud sister Of Nrs. Zoram Rees,
came over In the Patterson car 10 ses
nn. Rsss aud baby. They pronounce
the baby shout the greatest eyer.
Frank Hickman. who left the valley
. month or - ago for Nsbrasks with
his wife and son, Johnny, have arrived
ct their destination. They drove
through by wagon aud had . very
pleasant trip.
A hatisus and coatless refugee from
the hobo or some other tSibs passed
through here Saturday inquiring for
Mancm.-Latsr, Tuesday be YES still
lingering In this community. Doss
anyone know him OF who no "?
MN. Georgs wilksrson, Anns Eliss-
meyer, james Totem and your corre-
spondsnt were ths sudisncs ct the
pssachins ssryics last sunday, not very
lssgs but quits respectable In appsas.
amos. Afsss prsaching the Rev. Buy.
der walked to Costes Tor his evening
service.
Thrss proud men pssssd through
hers Monday With tbs carcass u . 700
pound cinnamon bsar, George Longer.
laugh. M Lyon and 500, Arthur. He
wss tracked Into bis den BY HOUNDS on
the WEST Dolores. WIN. Eilssmsyes
Who waA In the hills, tsisd 70 F0ps him
In his den but the bsas was too handy
With hb paw, % NJ. I.ousdnbsush
snssssd the ho,s and put four shots In.
70 BIZ hsad. He was . bssuty and
veil worth tbs Toll u hunting trSp.
~. Editor, shall " - nsxt week.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

Allsn Hammond hes returned from
the Uranium camp on the Dolosss Us
miles west Of Dolores where he had
been With . lad Of supplies for the
American Rare Metals Company.
This company hes On option on the
gnod claims owned By J. r. Snyder
and bis brother Hank and Ike Stevens.
They are now working % men aud
Will probably work thsrs this winter.
@. L. Harrington, who wss With
thess psopls last wintss he's arrived
from northern Colombo, 10 take
charge Of The camp sos The wintss Of
until Mr. hsatoO returns, which may
b 10 . isw days and may not b fOs
soms time.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
lJobaaoa Notes.

The Ladies' Aid served dinner at the
sale aud Melted about ei2 90.
Mn. Dickerson hss gone to Ignscio
TO visit her daughter for few weeks.
A girl wss born 10 Mr.. and MN.
Percy Chappeil Saturday. the eighth.
George Wake was In Lebanon
Thursday moving bis household goods
to Dolores.
A nns new hell hes been placed on
the school building aud Ito meIodioua
chimes can he heard each day.
z. f.. Wallace hiss anished work on
his cellar aud hes several men helping
him dig his hns crop Of potatoes.
NJ. and Ms. Dee Purceli, nrs. Emma
Tsbbs and Carrie Tsbbs took sunday
dinner with NJ. and Mrs. II. y. Adams
Of Arsiois.
The crew Of apple packers that have
besn working In aud around Lebanon
for the past SIX weeks, nnished their
work last "Wednesday and have die.
handed.
The sale held st \. B. Parsous sstur.
day was well attended aud everything
brought fairly good prices. II takes
Auctioness franklin to get the money
out u your stun.
RAILROAD MEETING.
/, A railroad meeting was held In
Lebanon Thursday night, conducted
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
Uppse Dssorss River items.

UDDsr Dolores River Items.
Lawerance Waechter Of Rico attend.
ed the sasriilo funeral sunday.
Idris Thomas and son, Ross, shipped
. carload Of spuds 10 Rico Saturday,
Ward Robinson and sister, Lillian,
Of Bear creek visited Dolores Friday.
An. Lrura Gregory Of Dunton was
. week end visitor ofnrs. VIM. Clark.
NJ. aud mrs. David 0eorgetta went
to Lebanon Saturday - guests Of the
0leuns.
Pete Cunningham returned from an
extended visit 10 Omaha and other
points east.
Frank Pustt Of summit Ridge was
up the river this week gathering up =
fsw straglen.
+. +. Shade Of Cortex visited with
George Bowman Sunday. He WAS
enthusiastic over this country. II can't
he beat.
Mn. Angelina Mon Of Telluride.
Navie Sagrillo Of Mancos, and Quinto
sASrillo Of 5ilverton arrived In response
to tslegralns announcing the death Of
their father.
We deeply regret to announce the
death Of our esteemed friend aud
neishbor. John sagrillo. We extend
To the family our sincere sympathy In
the tune Of their bereavement.
Ed Akin received the bill Of lading
FROM Denver this week Of the ship.
ment Of the horse power he ordered.
All the nsigbbon are jubilant over the
prospect Of speedy thrsshing.
McCabe, Durham and Sharnhorst
made joint shipment Of cattle to the
Kansas City market. They were .
mighty fins lot Of grassers and will
undoubtly command high price.
Received too late for last wesks issue.
Tony saxrillo Of Rico visited his
parents this week.
Riva and son, John, wore down
Tuesday laying 10 their winter supplies.
Matthias Koehn spent the week In
Rico ~ the guest Of hn. John Beechsr.
NJ. aud Mn. Geo. Bowman visited
with NJ. and nn. \. +. Orr Of Cortex.
Ben Willard Of Stony Greek spent
Friday and Saturday In Dolores. Bush
ness and pleasure combined.
We are pleased 10 note that River
side school No. 10 received second
prise ct the fair on clay modelling.
A picnic was given Ut the Carter q
Catherine saw mill for the boys sstur-
day. All report cold but IN excellent
tlms.
r. a. ncCsss ssessssd tsUa tis
western ranch and b gathssing his
Cattle pssparatosy 70 shipping. He Will
ship siOhtssn cars.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
STATE NEWS
Items Of News From all Parts
of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD


Denver, Nov. 1.-THE drastic use
Of the militia to rrstore and maintain
order In the Colo RADIO coal strike sone
with the importiai enforcement Of Law
whether II affects operators or strikers
was Indicated ~ the program Of the
state administration today. Although
Governor Ammons declined to make
public his program for handling the
strike situation II seemed apparent
that all efforts to compose the situation
through compromise were at IN end
and that the state administration
would confne its efforts to the impair.
tlal enforcement Of law.
Saturdays Strike Ooings.
Three mine guards-two Denver
men-killed, aud one miner and one
guard wounded from ambush near La
Veta yesterday afternoon.
One non. union miner killed and one
striker wounded In skirmishes near
Trinidad yesterday. Battles come at
close Of most tragic day In industria
var 10 southern fields.
Governor Anmons threatens 10 call
upon United States troops at Fort
Douglas, Utah, to queli outbreaks.
Accuses State Auditor Kenehan Of
thwarting purpose Of the law and
rendering Intellectual the power Of
government.
Appeals to patriotism Of business men
to carry militia accounts and preserve
good name, credit and honor OF state
until courts can niandamus kenehan.
Atty. Gen. Fred Farrsr holds that
II Deputy Auditor Ballou does not sign
certificates Of Indebtedness In absence
Of chief, ONCE Of auditor IL thereby
vacated and governor can All II by
appointment
Seventy.two members, out Of 900
membership Of Chamber Of Commerce
&nd Real Estate exchange. adopt 70
vt Of joint strike committss over
5Dbs6 psssssss.
H-B. String not given opportunity
by President Yetter Of Chamber Of
Commerce to make point Of mo
quorum.
!. J. Keator, director Of Real Estate
exchange, resigns from directorate -
>paotsst against manner Of approving
~ committee report. Gag rule
hassed against directorate Of two
b8dies.
Former Senator T. NJ. Patterson
scores coal operators 10 protest against
adoption Of joint committee report.
Heads Of Colorado Fuel aud Iron,
Victor.Anierican aud truth 4 Aubrey
Coal companies offer to give coal mine
to city or state for cost Of equipment to
test government mining theory.
Operators to meet Mayor J. NJ. Per.
kins and Commissioner Otto Thum Ia
, conference Monday night.
Commissioner Thum TO prepare Or
dinance for municipal mine. Rocky
Mountain News.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
ath of Dick Leavell.

n - accident occurred early Tues.
day m(Rning on the Cortes road near
the Php iin ranch. q. +. Leavell and
son, Dtth, were working on the roads
and ha( = camp where they spent the
night. IN the morning Dick went to
the ditlA In which was flowing about
six iutbes Of water, 10 Wash his facs
and ~ get some water In the coffee
pot. lot returning ~ soon - he
should lhis father went down to the
ditch hd there found his toy lying
facs dokn In the water. He done oil
be c00 to revive him but failed and
ph0nsq TO town for . doctor. Dr.,
LsfufoH answered the call only to
nnd t1et the unfortunate man he'd
been I'D for some time.
Il supposed that while near the
ditch b. Leavell tainted and fell In to
the w>ier aud, although II Sas only
. lev minutes from the time he left
ths caelp until his father found him,
he hsd1drown.
The funeral was held yesterday in
the ~ pres opera house and the room
was esSwded with relatives and friends
Of tbs Deceased. The services were
condu() Jed ny Rev. Harris Of Arrtols,
and Rsv. Snyder Of Cortex. Deceased
was 3 member Of Silver Star Lodge
No. le6, X. Of p. and the beautiful
ritulissic services Of the Knights was
held over the remains. The body vas
laid 70 rest In the Dolores cemetery.
Dsoeased was son Of Mr.. and Mn.
@. T. Leaveli Of Lebanon. and leaves
. wits and two small children, father
and mother, one sister aud four broth.
en- TO mourn his departure. The
sympathy Of this entire community
goss out 10 the bereaved wife and
relaeivus.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

John sagrillo died 1t his home on
the A. Giorgetts ranch Thursday Of
last week, after an Illness Of several
months. Mr.. sagrillo wss an old settler
on the river and well known In this
locality.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

There will 10 called meeting Of the
tsachen Of this part Of the county st
the Dolorss school houss saturday,
November n, u l:So O'Clock p. N. for
the puspsss d osganisiu6 . claas Tor
the study Of the Stats Teachsr' Read.
Ing Circle covrss.
BY call and request Al the county
sujssinteu dsut, Mary Il. Taylor.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

The government engineer who have
been surveying some Of the unsurveysd
lsnds north west u Dolores. have m.
ished their work for this fall aud len
for their homes the first of the week.
We understand that they viii be on
the job again next spring and summer.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

o. N. Ellis, our genial mall carrier,
hsd . run away Friday which done
considerable damage to the buggy.
The accident occurred out In the valley.
No one WAS hurt aud another convey.
ance was secured and Uncle FANS
patrons served - usual.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
W. c. r. u. NOTES.
Edited BY The Pres Agent Of The Local
OsesnissHou.

The w. q. r. u. will meet with Mru.
Bertha Akin next Wednesday At 2 p.
m. All the ladies will be welcome.
On October 23rd the worlds ninth
trieniai w. G. T. U. convention opened
In Brooklyn and was the greatest In
the history Of the Union. Women
from all parts Of America and dele
gates representing thirty foreign NJ.
lions participated In the meetings.
The Countess Of Carlisle. the Worlds
president, ~as Represented by her
youngest daughter, Lady Aurea How
ard. The following review Of the
convention We clip from the Christian
Herald:
Nine states entirely without saloons
and two-thirds Of the United States
dry" territory are the conditions
which today cheer the earnest workers
who have kept up the agitation against
the drink evil for two-score years,
se ." WIZ 'eSN
Of unropu'arity.
From the beginning the White
Ribbon women have been working to
put something III the heads OF the
people besides . headache. Through
Its evsngelistic department., Of which
Rev. Mary f Kubi Of Illinois 10 the
superintendent the National Wonen's
Chr's'is" Temperance Union has aimed
to give spiritual training to the indi-
viduai worker, ana II has held Gospel
missions and conferences services In
)Ai's, halls, cottages, dePots' every
where keeping alive the sacred fire
kindied IN the crusade Of forty years
ago.
In Michigan which In the hrst state
10 ofIer . concurrent resolution request
ing the United states congress to pass
IN amendment TO the Federal Consti-
tuition loroidding the manufacture and
SAFE OF Intoxicating liquors NJ bever-
age, they are 10 . campaign Tor Stale
vice pr"h'o't'oh'
through the enorts OF white KID
o"neS, the white slave law has passt d
TINS year III Missouri where the po'iti
cal oeckoons OF tue liquor element II
oeing broken.
Many victor'e" Tor local option have
marked tue rsst year IN minnesota.
In the O'ssnct OF Co'umols the busy
worken are sn'sfeing the CRY zone.
In Iowa the dnokins OF intox'can's
mas oeen pron'o'ted oy law In State
lnstitotions. Les's'at'ons gains have
been greater In ofego" THAN at any
time during The past twenty-five yesr".
In south Dakota law hes been passed
making the sale OF liquor 10 m'nors
unlawful, even with the consent OF
parents OF guardians; and another pro-
hi6its the location Of = saloon within
nve miles OF . dry town Resolutions
providing for the appointment OF com
missions Tor the investigation OF condi.
tions responsible for the white slave
traffic have been Introduced Into many
states, including Illinois, Minnesota,
Michigan. Missouri, California, Iowa
aud Pennsylvania. In West Virginia,
the latest dry state, = measure to en-
force statewide prohibition has been
enacted. The passage OF the Kenyon
Webb law, stopping Interstate ship
ments Of liquor to points where state
laws prohibits Its sale, In regarded ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

The VIE men Of this section have
bssn u Ading several cars Of oil cake
wh'ch hey have shipped In from
the - and expect II to Be- . great
help wintering their cattle - II
tahes = lery little Of this food to keep
cattle I good shape for the winter.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

~. Lace, district superintendent Of
the Rio Grands district Tor the Metho-
dist church. came In Saturday and
visited Costes. the valley circuit aud
Dolores In the Interest Of the church
work.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

Richard Mann aud wife came Ia
"Wednesday from Dyke, colorado, q
attend the fuueral Of Mn. Manu.
brother. Dick IIsavsll. The trip -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

The ladies Aid will give . basaas
and dinner In the Dolores OPEN house
December 9Th, followed by an enter.
tsinn,ent In the evening. Further
% rticuiurs later.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

c. J. scharnhorst, Frank Durham
and p. II. Mccabe shipped IS cars d
fine beef steers to Kansas city from u I
local stock yards sunday.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14
Tax Lsvy.


Cofg1n o9g 1oepe - mllh.
'rfAsstIss dssSScs, ssssrsi Sssd Sl.So
pei acrs and Interest fund ei.i5 per
acre; making total Of e2.7s PR scr.
The school levy In the different dis
tricts 10 - follows: District No. I inter-
sst I MILL, spscIal 8 8 mills; No. 2 In .
tesest ssili. spsciai miliu; No. 3
special Z miils; No. I specIa: 8 mills
No. s Interest ] mill, special . mills;
No, . interest ! mill, special IS mills;
No. 7 special 2 mills; No. 8 Interest l
mill, special . mills; No. Q interest l
mill, SPECIAL 10 mills; No. 10 special 2
mills; No II special mills; No "
special 8 mills; No. Is special 10 mills;
No. II special s mills; No. Is special
2 s mills; No. 10 special Q mills; No. II
special 2 rniiis; No. - special SIS; No.
10 special 10 mills; No. 20 special 10
mills; No n special 10 mills.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

J. NJ. Brumley was over from Cortes
. few dsys this week Waiting his father
J. II. Brumley.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

Clyde Csabill h III from the cattle
ranch near Chico, and reports every
thing 10 good condition for the winter.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-11-14

DIR. Carlos Brisenos and Jim Barrett
en- tertsiued the natives at the opera
house Monday evening.