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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Nuti,o ~ hereby given that ], Jesus
Romero. the undersigned sheriff o.
BcrualillO county 10y virtue ui an *.
.,cuton issued out cf the district court
LOT said county. iu cause 40. sSsi 10
which Lloyd Sturrcs. and Mary \.
Sturges, executors OF the estate %
Frank T.. Sturgcg. was plaintiff ana
=. T.. Hunter Was defendant, wnich
said cause VAS founded on "a iuds-
mcnt obtained IN 'ho district court OF
Bvrnali'lo county ON the Sth day OF
January t9t3 tor tho sum 81 tvo hum
drcd and eighty two ana iU-l0U dol
lars tteAgtOl including interest to the
date Of sale. have levied upon and
viii sell al public auction Co the high-
est aud best bidder Tor cash "a tho
hour of 10 O'Clock %. m. on tho lpth
day OF Aprn. 1913, at the front door
OF the county court house OF shid
Bornalillu county. the FOLLOWING de-
s,ribod stock. to.Wit.
Certificate 40. 80 Tor 10000 s'trc'
Of tho capital stock OF tho SwastikH
Mountain Top Mining GO" par vain,
one dollar per share. Issued 60 Alhor'
! l.. Hunter dated February s6th, 1908
Certificate so. so Tor 10000 shares
OF the capital stock of tho SWaH,ika
Mountain Top Mining co, par value
ono dollar per share. Issued 90 Alber
| r. Hunter. dated February 26th, 1908
said stock above described 0eihi
known ~ the capital stock OF th'
swastika Mountain Top Mining Co
JESUS ROMERO,
sheriff OF Bcrnalillo County
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Mrs. Amado Chaves
Entertained.

Mrs Amado chavez Sol North
Eleventh street. has been IN sunIu
rc during tho last month the guest
of Mrs. James SrlismUu. There have
been great many parties. receptions
ana th, like aud Mrs Chavys has been
iu the midst OF The social Whlrl Suu-
"a be was hcr home formerly and
many of her friends have entertained
Ia her honor Among thcsv cutrJ-
taum ut- vus an Informal reception
given by Mrs, james Sciigmuu, The
SrUgmsu home was beautifully dec
grated in yellow ana white, "a perfect
profus on OF lonquils giving d worry
sptmgukc atmos ph,rr, The same
color sch me was carried ont In the
cakes and candles ana other delicious
refreshments Mrs. Chaycs Is "X-
prrtcd home sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

j A. BcaL retired newspaper man.
H. In Albuquerque today from his
ranch near Mountainair.
W. A. Dcnrstyne of Denver. who
stages the movies for the pclvIs
Paper company. is ia the city tOdQ
on his regular visit to the trade.
Mrs Summers. wife OF supcrinten-
dent e. e. Summers at the l;io
Grand division at the Santa Fc. rs
iu "a, olty today 20 guest at The Al
,arado.
Special communication Of Temple
lodge No. o. a. A. and \. NJ. this
evening az 1850. WORK IA the + e.
degree. Visiting Masons are Invited
TO attend by order of tho W. NJ.
r.. \. Mossmau. expert accountant.
returned today from lus Vegas where
n, spent several weeks auditing ace
count- and installing systems Tor mcr-
camille establishments.
Duncan McGiuyraN member of
the legislature from Mckinley coun.
a.. arrived to-day from Santa g., au'
braves tonight Tor his ranches near
CrownpoIut
81 Butler special agent Of ihr pr, ss
department OF the s.lls-Flutp shove,
| is BOO th. rilN today iu connection with
tho appearance uf the big shows here
March 80.
T. " Drake returned This morning
! To- Domingo after e briet stay boz Al
buuuorauo Mr. Drakr recently re-
turned from Ju cNtynurd trip through
IA, south wher, hc observed timber
and logg ug operations.
Dr D.. Constantine smith, u b.
Iwill speak this SUNDAY 40 ESQ o.. 700.
at she new odd Fellows huil. aud
heal thc -i.k subject BE- THE christ
Healing fact ia nature t"da.
Scats tree.
J.. o. Herudou, president of tbs
| state National bank aud Jacob kor'
bcr ot the Eorbcr company, have re.
turned from ilillshufo. Sierra county
whore "a .y attended a meeting of tn'
directors of the Sierra, county bank
Mrs lena Morrow I.eWis, So,ials
speaker will deliver lecture tOnisp
u o'clock az the Woman ''ui
building she has recently rrtJIpe'
/ from Alaska. whore she undertook .
leading part in the socialist 'hupa' 'l
previous 60 the presidential tin"t..u
Freddie owen. who pilutcd the 81
INer city baseball club ed the stat,
iair tournament here last ul was n
Albuquerque this morning. On rout'
from SILVER Guy 10 Trinidad, Fred
die says Thar % r. uely silver ct,
viii have "a club la the field this y"al
and that hc aud several former Trim
ldad players Hili br m the llne-up.
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St. Patrick's Day Dinner By
Landolfi

Mr. Ernest ihndulr gave o hand
som,ly appointed dinner az tby Al.
yaradu hotel Friday evening The
guests were seated az the large round
table which was decorated with Il
PROPULSION Of out flowers. Glover So
patrick's day m,urs were given The
Ladies' received heart shaped gIecu
soUn boxes uucd with dainty candirl
ana each man had miniature dent
iohu. labeled "Old Irish WhiskcG'
aud ontwined with green end with
ing snakes
The rrrular table d'hOte dinner
hitch is always most appcliHing ~
the ANatado. wIs served, The Whole
affair lacked the stiff Formally which
such entertainments often have anu
everyone pros,ui had most Jc'i5h''
lul and Jolly cvenins
All LsndUlfis guests we're Mis- Ia
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AZ the residence OF Mr. J II OBiel-
Is. ego Nurth Ninth street on Tuesday.
the 18th, starting sharp 80 p. m.
and continuing the following day un'
IN an has been disposed o. viii sell
at public AUCTION, the entire furn'
ishings of this beautiful home. rcplct,
In High Grade Art furniture. COM
prising in part;
$3.50 Cecilian Plano Player. mahog-
any case. records and mahogany rec
ord cabinet. Seso Victor Vic,rola
mahogany, and records. solid ma
hogany Davenport ard parlor !urni'
turc. nnest quality Wilson rugs. Bric'
u-Orac cabinet: odd p0rlur chairs.
walnut library table; richly carved
solid oak chairs. handsome lace cur
tains: beautiful dining set az larg" eN'
tension table, bunet. serving table
leather seat chairs. spacious china
cabinet: large library desk. library
furniture. upholstered with best span
ish leather. lounge easy chairs and
rockers. birds eye maple: oak dres'
scrs chlnouiers and tables solid
brass beds hne springs mattresses
upholstered lounge; singer sc~ini
machine tdrnphead, bird eye mhpl'
icabinct): center tables, chairs rockers
g-hole Kitchen range. gas range
Kitchen tables; mans bicycle. boy
bicycle. etc. etc.
Everything In this sale - ui higi
grade ana constitutes rare opportun
4 It's. due TO the departure OF the fam
as OF Mr. DRi.lly from our city. SALE
starts sharu %. ~. TUESDAY. th'
, 18TH. and will bo continued the f. ''w
ing daN "WEDNESDAY. tho l'tul un
Itl everything has been sold Nothing
b sold privately.
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~ ''N. NNHl'N' 10 NANNA'
iur, several Albuquerque girls were
I'm ,hy mountains MouduE with tho
company aud about on, hundred
MrNl,us ar, BOO the piuiur, The
Hermit of Tiiyras canyon. which
was finished the first o' This week.
Miss Dot Farley arrived hyrr un
"Wednesday aud viii play leads with
the So Louis Motion picture COM
.pauy Mi.. Farley has Nuu success.
ia legitimate drama as we'll Hs iu N-
lent drama. and ls also Tho authorizes
OF many successful phutoplaEs. among
which .s "Tho Peril ot th, Plains.
universally admitted 90 De- th. great
r-t western motion pict1rr drama
over staged iu America
Miss FARLEY mother Alma Iarl,F
accompanied her daughter here Inc
viii remain here for some Tim, win
her
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Don't overlook the moving
pictures. Remember they're
the best this side OF Paris
Hoe our watch in order TO
make way for the Easter Cha
pcan.
Temple lodge meets at i.3O.
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due. Professor Ennls has been ~
Los Angeles for some time curlnE
the stammcrlng Of pupils IN the pun
nc schools. lie was acting under W.
auspices OF the clty school board anu
Nas wonderfully successful w. h's
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dclorcm and
Mrs. vann and daughter, all OF 'h'.
cago. have rented the residence =.
sas South Edith stree, aud will spend
the summer In Albuquerque.
Mira. Alvin v. cole and son Law
renee arrived this evening from Chl-
cago and win be the guests OF AIRS
]. a. Hubbs, ilU2 West Ti1eras, TOT
several weeks
Afrs. Il. c. Reid. mother Of ". H.
Hening, returned to this city SUNDAY
evening aft, q delightful twO.mohths
visit In Tulsa, Okla.
william IIalloran. mining engineer
brother OF Mrs. .. n. Marion, re-
turned 10 Albuquerque Tuesday even
ling from Lower California. where nc
has been for the last month looking
4 ovcr mining properties for clients.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Becker. Mrs.
HAAS Becker. Miss Lucy Becker and
Mr.. jacobson of Helen we're atuonH
the out.Of.town visitors who attended
1.-THE Nordica concert Tuesday cvcnlne
nnd the Elks ball Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jonn Jones' who hav,
been visiting Mrs. Jones sistcr. Mrs
IL l.. Soden, ii0A Sorth second street
for several weeks, left ON "Wednesday
for their homc ia Racine, Wis.
I Mme. Lillian Nordicn, who CAV,
la superb cOncert at Elks' thcatci
Thursday evening. was Ia this city al
day Tuesday.
Born. "wednesday, March ~, to Mr.
and MrF. Edward i. Rogers. ils Yves
Marquette avenue. daughter Mrs
iRogcrs was Miss May Beaver before
her marriage.
| HOtn, Thursday. March ID, 10 MI
land Mrs otto Mann, corner seventh
iatrcet aud New York avenue, a son
Mrs Barnard Held entertained
humber ct friends Friday Afternoon
at an old fashioned kattce klatsch
THE affair was informal and az MAJ
be imagined. Mrs. lltcld's guests On
Ioycd delightful afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Lyon. cot Flag
staf' Arlz.. are expected 20 arr'N'
Tomorrow morning and remain seN
cral days the guests of Dr ana Mr.
NJ. X. Wyldcr. The Lyons tormcrl.
we're residents Of Albuquerque.
The Misses Anita and i,amona Ba
ca. daughters OF Roman l.. Ba,d
speaker of the house in the stat
Legislature. returned 10 Santa IL
Tuesday after spending several dan
IN Albuquerque the guests Of Mis-
Catherine Grimmcr and Miss France
iStrome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
NJ PArRICK's PARTY At RINK
Auxiliary Gives
Surprise Party

The Grand International Auxiliary
10 the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. gave a surprise party Mon
DAY afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs Ken
CAL. ~ Fast street, which was a
1 ~cat succo.y MIR. and Mrs. I<9r-
( ~ are newlS WEEDS having bee" MFR
ricd only two weeks and were both
at home when the guests arrived.
The ladies took beautiful rock crSs-
tal water pitcher as wedding pres
cnt from the organization, OF which
Mrs Kendall H. g leading member.
Il was presented by AIRS. J. H. ilol-
man and Mrs Kendall responded,
thanking the ladies and telling them
how much she would value IN tlr
girL
Refreshments were served around
the large dining tabl" which was dee.
GRATED with bunch OF three dozen
beautiful carnations. wedding pres
ont from Mr.. Kcudulrs nurse. The
refreshments were prepared and
brought 10y the ladies ANA were de-
liclOus
Everyone spent most delightful
afternoon and the affair was COM
plctc success.
Those who surprised Mr. and Mrs.
Kendall were Mcsdamcs J. u. FCnnor.
j. T.. Franklin, T. W. Davis, John
Bowman. :. Livingston. A. J. Rouch.
J. a Holman, 4 BoSlcr aud Miss
Alinc BiXler.
Mir- J &C. Holman, 81. East Iruu
avenue. entertained the e., / A. tu
the Is. Of l.. T.. and "a few friends
Thursday afternoon. Progressive high
tive was played and Mrs. J H. Frank
TN was the winner OF the first pri2
a beautiful hand-paintcd plate. ME-
John Bowman was awarded the sec
ond prize. a japanese tea straincr.
\ very dppcti1ing and claborai"
thror.cuurpr lunch was served. TIL
only decorations vcrr cut flowers
Hug. punches OF jUnpuils AMI NAM
| culorod tulips mad" the house seem
like q V,rilabl" garden Airs Hot
mans guests wCr, Mrsdamcs J. il
| Trnucr. Gertrude luugbOrn, Il "
Davis J. ~. Franklin. John Bowman
| sydney ilUckctt Edward Manning, y
j l;Ousch. George Moore. Mimi
Gcptord. sam Livingston, WIN Thorn
as, Alma Bryant Mary Shoicr ana
/ ~ Ssutcrhcrg
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TX
A! 4 ISl
9 Q 6. : =
PHONE $40

NOTE The Victor Niuu.h. aud
records Win Dee SOLD 40 $50 30. m.
sharp up Tuesday the FIRST dag %. 90,
slr Cociliun piano player RECORD.
and record cabinet VIII b' HU'tonca
ON "Wednesday, al $50 o. m SHARP
Ctno srrOnd duy of the suly'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
pI:IlsnNAL MENTlON.

David wrillcr. son of Mr., and Mrs.
Sol Weller IlOl west Tiieras, arriv-
81 IN Albuqu ,rque sunday and has
been visiting his parents and friends
during the week. Mr. WELLER has "a
position with Rice. siix a co..
Wholesalers. 81 Louis ana IL travel
ing Tor them tor the first time. H1
win 60 through southern New Mexico
and Arizona ana then return 10 81
Louis tie expects 20 repeat Tits trip
Ia about six months. Mr.. weller Is
quite Young TO hold such RESPONSE
ble position
MIR. ana Mrs. BcnnS3 Jatfa returned
from their wedding trip wednesday
ana ore at home TO their friends ~
7is West copper avenue.
Professor aud Mrs .. u Ennis
win spent ne1, week Va APuqaef-
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myerberant roar rosounus
from the siGcr where owl-cyed
legislators Try g. make us be-
neVe they are some large per-
tai.rs. no lonzcr ix- Barth's
large ANA plcthoric form, rises
out Of tue ruck like a barn IN
a storm; NO longer they sit on
the Baron de Burg ana Kick
round his collies ard voiley OBJ
iurgatlons and epithets az
speaker Baca aud threaten Ia
purloin his chawing tobacco, no
longer they charge Mr. Major
Llewellyn with being seventeen
dln'rcnt kinds ~ "a felon. no
LONGER the governor slaps on the
wrist and turns out the veioes ia
unendinr grist: nor Uncle Joe
Sulzer enjoys his ~is.sta and es-
capvs al the fury and fuss and
fiesta. no more for go probe Into
festive petroleum is Brian Boru
called upon the lnOleum, no
more the amendments are
slealfhlly sWired by persons who
ought TO wear clothes that are
striped. we got a small wad Tor
the annual fair. also for the
Varsity what they could spare.
and we have no complaint at the
size ~ our piece when we think
what they gave TO the Mounted
Police.
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Sew Pastimc and 'r}s
tal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

AT THIS RATE March viii be
going out like q polar bear.
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AFR. and Mrs. ". q. Lyon. cot Flag
staf' Arlz. are expected 10 arrive
tomorrow morning and remain sew
cral days the guests of Dr. ana Mr..
NJ X. wyldcr. The Lyons formerly
we're residents Of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

The Misses Anita and Ramona Ba-
ca. daughters OF Roman l.. Ba'd'
speaker of the house In the stat"
legislature. returned 10 santa re
Tuesday after spending several daA s
IN Albuquerque. the guests Of Miss
Catherine Grimm.r and Miss Frances
Strome.
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ST. PATRICK NOVELTIES

Green pims Ctoxesl. toe EACH ,
for CSC.
irish Hats with pipes Zee each; :
for atc. w.
Green Rose Ice cream CupA Ise
each: si.s0 dozen.
Green Satin Heart lioxesl. lsc
each. $3.50 dosen
shamrock Nut Cases, Z for SCI 2se
dozen.
Green Flags. 2 for So, asc dozen.
Large Green Fiogs. Toe each; >
for s5c.
Irlsh Potatoes (Boxesl. Ace each
S5c dozen.
Shamrocks. Toe DOZEN
shamrOcks with Pipe, 2sc dozen.
Everything "a Faster Novelties
send for HIST.
STRONC'S BOOK STORE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

ia 0runsficld. Niea GLADYS NIundell
Miss Lillian sylvester. Miss Regina
Iioscnwaid. Miss Aiinc stern. Mcrsrs.
l.. &. Gumhlner Robcr Deng. Sam
Plckard. Waiter Jhffa and Mr and
Mrs. fiennic Jaffa.
Afr. i.andolfi II planning TO enter.
tain his Young married. friends "a din
acr on Monday, March -.
d.
VARIOUS ArFAlRs OF TIE WEEK
a large crowd 81 nennie Jaffa's
friends gathered ~ his home. 7i2
West Copper avenue. about 10 o'clock
"Wednesday evening and entertained
AIR. Jaffa ana his bride with q char
i,nri which was most complete in tts
equipment Of uncarthiy noises. The
Iaffas invited the crowd In and a most
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs .. c. Baldrldge. 42a
south Third street, gave vary Ella
borntc seven course dinner Thursday
evening. The table was decorated
with a huge bowl OF tulips. In spite
~ the formal number OF courses the
affair was very informal aud all had
most pleasant evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mctsgar. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. bryce. MFR. and Mrs
Chas. noidt and Reverend and Mrs,
Thomas Dyer.
o
NJ PATRiCK's PARTY At RINK.
Monday evening there will be 81
pairick'a party at the skating rink
rhe wallis and pillars 81 the rink will
De draped IA grceu aad programs APP
propriato 90 the day will he given. u
viii bc strictly couples only and all
lovers OF skating should be sure IL
attend.
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LOCAL WEATHER report
Tor - hours ending az : a. M.
March ib--Maximum tempefa-
ture. 81 degrees; minimum. ~;
range, "a. a. ; a. m. 90; north.
west winds; partly cloudy.
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Society,".

Dcouuuu,d from Pos, 30,
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The Weather

FORECAsT-New Mexico -
Tonight fair; sunday fair with
rising temperature IN east pore
ton.
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Mrs Barnard Held entertained a
ct friends Friday afternoon
at an old fashioned kattce klatsch.
The affair was informal and as may
be imagined. Mrs. lltcld's guests en-
Joycd "a delightful afternoon.
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~ ~. OVEn NoM.

RON the SAM
Ia Fe creeks
quiet calm
rural sh ore
no longer a
EnuQiaa re-
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Born. wednesday,, March ~ to Mr..
mi Mrs. Edward i. Rogers, ils West
avenue. "a daughter. Mrs.
rogers was Miss May Beaver before
Ter marriage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

DOtn, Thursday. March 10. 10 Mr..
aud Mrs otto Mann, corner seventh
street aud New York avenue. a son.
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Nine. Lillian Nordica. who gave
"A superb cOnccrS at Elks thcatcr
Tuesday evening. was la this city all
DAY Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Mr. aud Mrs. JOnn Jones, who have
been visiting Mrs. Jones sister. Mrs
+. l.. Soden, iiOA North second street,
for several weeks, left ON "Wednesday
Tor their homc ia Racine. Wis.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS


- typical old school Southern gentleman,
was forced to sell his plantations at Chatta-
nooga, Tennessee to pay his debts, and, filled
with the conviction that a gentleman, if he
but turn his attention to commercial pursuits,
can become rich" went to Seattle with the
seven thousand dollars he had left to put his
pTecept into practice.
countered William Burmah Jones, pudgy,
jolly. but shrewd, experienced, unscrupulous
real estate agent, whose card bore the nscrip-
ton, The globe for sale" Bur1nah at once
spotted the Colonel easy prey, and sold him
Squaw Point, an utterly worthless tract of
land. for five thousand dollars
But somehow the Colonel's undertaking in
tegrity and guilelessness and acceptance of
Burnah his benefactor in giving him the
opportunity he sought, worked the real
estate shark SO that, instead OF decamping for
the East, he decided to stay and help the
Colonel get back his money His first step was
to hire Frederick Hubbard, an idealistic young
architect, whose sole aim to lay out
"city beautiful" Then a big free excursion
and barbecue was arranged to bring crowd
from Seattle to auction off lots at Squaw Point,
which was renamed Port Hatch, to the delight
of the Colonel.
Arabea Hatch. the Colonel's beautiful
daughter arrived to join her father, accom-
panied by four young lawyer swains,-Kirby
Smith, Little Billy Reynolds, Harry Pickett,
and Tommy Travers.
Evening star., 1913-12-14

at sort of slipped my memory" he sad "but sup
pose | must have suggested something of the sort.
You're quite right, Sir You the most invaluable
assistant ever had in any of my great enterprises.
IL could get only about hundred laborers, Burnah
hastened to add, "and they'll be up the next boat,
due here bout hour. Got special rate for EN-;
chartered an old tub to bring ernot cheaper. And,
by the way, you didn't mention it, but thought best
to have EN- bring big tent to sleep and eat in and
some picks and shoves and scrapers and six of
horses"
"How thoughtless of mel said the Colonel. "Im
glad you attended to it; but say" he cupped both
hands, bent his tall form until he could whisper
Burrnahs commodious ear, show in the deuce we
going to pay for all ths?'
"Pay for it? Humphi That's nothn, Colonel L
hired by the month, pacidly replied Burmah,
and then desperately afraid that the Colonel might ask
more questions of similar embarrassing nature, he
made pretext to rush forward to Arabella who
standing the edge of the land surrounded by her four
admirers each of whom still held his tin sign under
his arm. Even Burrnah self possession Jared by
the sight of these inscriptions.
"What in the he burst out, then checked himself
and smiled sweetly. THAT'S fine" he exclaimed. "If
there's any thing the city of Port Hatch gon to
need it's plenty of lawyers. Welcome to city, Gen.
tlenen! Well start buildin' courthouse right away
A town without courthouse amt good, nohow.
And then he suddenly fell to bossing his gang.
THE Colonel succeeded in arrestng the dancing der
wish, Hubbard, and was triumphanty drag
ging him forward to be introduced All around them
busting confusion Burmahs men began carrying the
lumber off to spot where he had decided to erect tenn
poray structure to house the officers of the Port Hatch
Land Company. Above all this clamor the Coonel's
voice rose farnboyantly.s ).
@Arabela, said he calamity, Il crave permission to
introduce to you the world originator and author
of the City Beautiful who to make this blossom
like This young man has kindly loaned us his
wonderful talent and genius in direction of artistic
endeavor. Mr. Hubbard, this is my daughter, Miss
Arabela Hatch"
Hubbard, the derelict, became polished gentleman
more and courtier to Queen could have made
more deferential graceful bow The members of
the quartet, young and inexperienced they were,
recognized in him an enthusiast and dreamer and
were really glad to know him.
Arabela watched him curiously and felt little more
hopeful for, peculiar he appeared, she ntuitivey
OWNED that in Hubbard was competence that would
Evening star., 1913-12-14
CHAPTER TX.

He bells of the steamer Golden Eagle were
jangling in the depths of the engine rooms
below, and her whistle was believing its
hoarse call for a landing.
Port Hatch was in sight. A young man
carrying suitcase in one hand and
large, thin, square package under his other
arm came hurriedly aft. He saw that the
Evening star., 1913-12-14

Copyright. 1918, by Roy Norton.