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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
MISSIONARY
MEETING TODAY
"omAs,s HosE MISSIONARY so
GETTY OF WHEELING
DISTRICT.
WI rol5 Twelfth Annual con.e,,,o,
N hsNeehen Methodist chureh
Iecay-Three Sessions

The twelfth annual convention of
the Womanis Home Missionary 90.
tiety Of Wheeling district will convene
IN the NJ r church a. McMechen
mis- morning. az 10 O'Clock. Three
sessions will be held. morning. after.
noon and evening Auxiliarics from
Cameron. New Martinsville and points
IN the Panhandle will b. present ana
NE most enthusiastic Convention M
ne society ever held. Is ANTICIPATED
fgily two hundred ladies are expect.
20 Following II the program for the
Morning Session. 10 O'CLOCK.
Address q Welcome Mrs. y F ssii.Is
Reading OF Minutes -
................. Mrs O.. b. Woodbarn
ladies' @uartettc. Cameron Au1iiiAry
Reports u OFFICERS AuNtiiartrs AMI
Young Peoples societtos
Election 81 Officers.
quiet Hour. -.-.. Mrs Arthur Iazenb,
Afternoon Session. 2 O'CLOCK.
DeNotlonal New AsrtinsVitle Aux.
ladies' Ousrtette &c.. Cameron Al..
Miss Kstehmars 5 : c6ildrcia' dor
ciEnp
Round Table
go; Conducted b. Mrs. r. n. Nay
ca Best Plan for Conducting q 81
cietl .-.... M. q. r. Lancaster
CD The Spiritual and Social Part
49,, So. 90 -. AIRS. he'll
tcl The Finances Mrs. A. r. Bennett
cd The Possibilities OF the Mite
BOX ........ Mrs W b Hicks
te) What and How 81 Literature
CO our sister socieSy. :. T. si's''
.S,iss MaryJi. scott
report Of Desconess WORK s Mrs - Wslsy
Ladlee Ruartettc- ..... Cameron Aux
Evening Session. 7s3o o'eloek
Ahlhth sssss-. .s...... Choir
-. "uonal- .......... Rev. 4. H. Fellers
Solo. ............. Miss Mary kachmnr
i'ialuguc-Ihc Mite LoN ConN entiou.
.................... NON. Home Guards
our Training school as ! Pound 1t.
-.-.-......... ...... Miss Davenport
solo. ....-.-... Mr.. smith Mccullough
Glcanings from tnc Field ........
Music ................ t,hair
Offering.
bcncaicuon. .-...... Rev. r y. Fellers
Adjournment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
MOUNDSYILLE
MINERS STRIKE
COMPLAIN BECAUSE MoUND
CITY COAL CO. OlSCONTIN-
UED PAYING BONUS
Company Has Decided 70 Close the
Mine Indefinitely az 4 Result
Few Orders On Hand.

one hundred and fifty miners en-
ployed ~ the Mound CITY coal works
at First street Moundsvillc voted To
20 on strike yesterday morning and
as a result the entire mine has sus-
pended operations.
From what could be learned the
men have been receiving a bonus OF
ten per cent over and above their
earnings for the past ten weeks. but
owing 10 lack Of orders and the fail
Ing Of business the company posted "a
notice at the mouth OF The shaft that
on and after June p. the ten per
cent bonus viii not be in effect
II is nos known when the mine will
resume operations "s the operators
have intimated that the conditions
over the country for coal are not very
good and that they would Just as
leave have the mine closed az the
present time a. in operation Several
of the miners. % is said. were not in
favor Of going ont on a strike. while
the majority were and 8; is not
known hen "a resumption will be
made. No disorder Of any nature fol
lowed the ealing OF the strike and the
miners all dispersed for their re-
spcctiye homes.
Boys Wash Suits az Reduced Prices.
M'FADDENsS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Y. W smith and samuel George "
leave tonight for North Dakota.
George q. Wells and Howard Ba 70 o.
made business trim 20 Steuben s. lie
o.. ON Wednesday morning
Mrs Margaret cNallv g. visiting
relatives in Brownsville Pa
Henry West ST. Of Moundsyiile vis,
tied In Wellsburg Tor a fev days last
Iames Smith Of Buffalo district was
n Wcllrburg caller on "wednesday.
Miss EssS McCamic 'rff this after
noon Tor visit with relatives and
friends .r Newark O.
Mise eleanor Hclelcv fs VISITING
friends In Wheeling
MR. Sabina Lewis - bethany IS Wis.
ting a the home Of Mr. and Mrs s
= hedges.
lanes Manley and rorn Kelly o.,
Wheeling. and John clancy Of PITTS.
hurgh. Pa. we're visitors on TUESDAY
with Paul Helslcv
Howard 7. Mc'anlIr VIII leave on
Thursday morning for Lonacoiug Ma
where he viii work
The highest temperature ~ the sum.
mer was reached this afternoon M I
O'CLOCK. when tho mercury reached On
'degrees. The previous high mark was
% degrees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Albert Carmichael had the misfor-
tune Of MASKING his foot very badly
while working In the J = Leggitt feed
store on Eighth street. this morning
Tie was making repairs about the large
scales and had lifted the large iron
plate out Of position. when "a slipped
and Zen. catching hts right foot
The injury was given the attention or
a nearby physician and he r. now get
iing along nicely, although he will not
be able - work for several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
WELLSBURG

WELLSRTRG. w Va. June "a
city council met Tuesday evening. a. 4
license court with Mayor Rine rresid.
iuE The council was called for the
purpose On cunsidering the applicakions
for hotels. restaurants etc. Ten 1pnfl.
cations Wero received. and after due
consideration were approved BY the
council Those making npplicn ton
James smith. Lawrence Henry and vi
" Ehown. for restaurants Nra o. 81
cornelius, for hotel, John speedy Tor
pool room. o. Elsou. ~ T.. Judge
md " O. Werlich. for drug store I'd.
Ceruou
Na there are H'fi1 many more who
have NOT made application. fhe time linn.
10 Tor them co. make Application. v.4a
go 90 the fret day ~ July Artr..,
Ing IN July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT OCCURRED
NORTH OF MARTINS FERRY
YESTERDAY MORNING.
Victims Were Riding In Dairy Waeon
ana Were Caught on Crossing
Near Gaylord Coal Mine.

The dangerous crossing at Gaylord
mine. No. /. two miles north OF Mar
tins Ferry. was the scene of a hor-
rible accident yesterday morning.
about i've O'Clock. when John Elpring-
nam and Eddie Bowen, two well
known young men OF Martins Ferry.
were run down Dy a fast freight train
and both of their lives were crushed
out The men were in the employ Of
the Ohio Valley Dairy company of
that city and had left the milk depot
at four o'clock TO make their deliv-
cry In the up the river towns
Owing 10 the dense fog which pre-
vailed at the time. they were unable
10 see down the track. Trees growing
on each side OF the crossing, also
prevented them from seeing the train
which WAS said TO have been going
az "a rapid rate OF speed. and persons
living In the vicinity stated that the
train crew, never sounded the whistle.
The hOrsct had ust cleared the track
when the crash came. and as neither
OF the men mad time to jump. they
were both mangled in a horrible man.
ner. The train was brought TO a stop
Following the collision and an inves.
tlgation was made. with the result
that both bodies were found laying
on the right rail among a pile Of
broken glass and the ruins OF the
wagon which was entirely demolished.
Word was a. once sent 10 Martins
Ferry and Heslop's ambulance was
called and tho bodies we're removed
20 the morgue of x. G. Heslop and Son
but later the BODY ~ Birmingham was
removed 10 the Noble Morgue.
Horribly Msngled
The body or Bowen wa cut in two
AZ the waist and three fingers we're
grourd on the right hand I'm addition
10 number ~ bruises about the face
ana head, bit the curious thing about
the accident was that the lower part
or the BODY of each victim was moi
bruised In anv manner.
The body NJ Elphringham. although
hadly manelcd. was not cut In two
IKE the body Of the Bowen boy but
he sustained more bruises about the
lace and also deep cash above the
rlfht eve Both OF the victims mot
death on the same rail. but a is no,
known which was killed first. as both
wer" dead when picked up bv the
ualnmen A watch which was car.
red by Elphringham was still run.
ming WREN removed 10 the morrue
Both We'll Known.
Both Of the young mon have a hos,
Of friends In this vicinity who were
shocked when they learned Of tho sc
Cidont and could hardly believe IN
Edward Rowen was tho son 81 Nj
End Mrs Edward Bowen. OF North
seventh street and the parents were
nearly heart broken when the sd
news was conveyed 10 them. and 4,
vas some time before tho mother
could BE- coneoled he AZ survived hv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
MANY STUDENTS
Are Enrolled In the Classes in Dor1es
&c Science and Art In High School
Much Interest Taken.

Tho classes in domestic science and
domestic arf being conducted boo IHt
I'ah school building arc having s1
''l'urf results The enrolment boo tho
EfwiuE department under viaa NIlh
olson hHa increased f0 FUFpnfvfItt
pupils. while Tho enrolment boo tho
cooking department under Niles Hold
ron las also reached seventh. five
Zach % these two classes are com
DO Dd 0f enthusiastic vOunrffpr. and
fI' teachers report good work hoIul
agrUmuH ehpd
De- brirr conducted boo iH. Union school
lu.IdIre under Che supervision of Nfr
Carpenter Ie also reported doing fe
rnrkHhIr good WORK Dr. Del 70 rlmHrk
rhlc coincidence that the enrolment
Ir this department ia also seventy five
Clearance SaIc-Men'a and Vour1
~ nrfa GU.fn NHrn rnrnHHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
ReautlfuI Womrn.

u has been observed that beautiful
women always have good digestion 1f
your digestion L. faulty Chamberlain's
Tablets will correct %. They are easy
70 take and most agreeable In effect
For sale by all dealers-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Sheriff George Patterson left this
morning for parkersburg 20 attend the
meeting Of the prosecuting attorneys
sheriffS etc. which will be addres sed
BY Fred q. Blue. on the prohibition
amendment. Incidentally he will look
In on the Democratic convention that
Will name candidate FOR congressman
at-largc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
Resolution. Adonted.

a resolution asking that the pres
ent legislature and each candidate
be asked 20 pledge himself as being
favorable 10 passing a law whereby
the police are placed on a civil ser
vice basis. This was passed unani-
mously after several speeches were
made. Also the executive committee
reported that an effect would be
made to have the legislature amend
the Johnson pistol toting law to al
low officers from other states COM
ing here for prisoners to wear their
guns without liable to fine and prose
cutiOn.
The committee on resolutions also
reported the following items. That
the convention thank the public Of
ficers and the citizens OF Wheeling
mayor be thanked for the part he
has taken In making the convention
n success; that the chief and indi-
vidual members OF the police force
be complimented. that the newspap-
ers In thanked for their cooperation:
and that the reporters who work the
police beats and are thrown in with
the police be furnished badges desig-
mating them as such.
Formerly police reporters were fur
nished with cards. but this IL is
thought will prove much more bene-
fetal In all ways concerned Some
OF the striking features OF the CON
vention were Chief II. l. Brooks and
Chief Davis. both OF whom believe
In rigid drilling OF the officers IN the
department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

speeches, readings and music was rem
uered. touoWed by refreshments 4
large number OF members attended the
meeting. the out-of-town guests being
Mrs II. nm Mrs Matte West Mf-se-
Ethel l-auck. Ruth Gibson. Anna Wells
Pave Wells. Aubrey Riggs Of bethany
Mrs Laura Miller and Miss Mary III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

chief Of Police George " Robinson
lett this morning for Tarkersburc.
where he will attend the meeting on
Thurs1ny that will he addressed by
state Tax Commissioner Fred .. l.lue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

The Brooke county Republican exec-
utiye committee met last evening At tho
office 81 .. n. Jacob. and canvassed
the vote at tho primary. held on Satur-
day. June 20. and found no change in
the figures that were given out on sat
urday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

NFTiHfnrf NFaraanra Abe MunfrouIrrv.
" ~ wheeler md %. a HNtor. started
iuI7 morning on their w1rt ~ making
= o. wheeler worked in the county FOR
eeveraI weeke fviur the learasrortr
rrNf two wfffa Tor The board ~ efusf.
if1f'nn VIII then he ir session and viii
nave county matters fr I|a|Haa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Tho hahv girl horn 10 Mr. and Mrs
J. +. Ellis on Sunday. June ~. die
last evening. and was buried this morn.
ing In Brooke cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Chief II. L. Brooks OF Clarksburg
remembered the newspaper boys of
the city and presented them with a
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

The police chiefs wish 20 thank War.
den NJ. l.. Brown for the courtesy
shown yesterday afternoon at the
penitentiary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Chief Sam Davis left last night for
Parkersburg. where he will attend
the officers conference this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Many OF the local boys say they
never had any more fun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Boys Suits az Reduced Prices
M'FADDEN's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Thomas FELIX'S diamond badge
valued al 5000 drew forth a great
deal OF comment during his stay In
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Clearance Saic-Wsn's and Youro
Mems Suits WFADDEN.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Chief II. l.. Brooks the Candy Kid"
who weighs about 300 pound saws he
goes through stringent exercises 10
keep him small Ouch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Resolutions were adopted asking
Fairmont. Parkersburg. and other
city forces to become members Of
the association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Pretty good for one city 10 get tw
officials out Of a state association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

About all that will remain Of the
convention toGay IS a memnrN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

The boys wish 10 thank an who
aided In any way toemake the con
vention a success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Charleston next year for a bigre
and better convention than this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Boys Wash Suits az Reduced Prices
M'FADDEN's.
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Convention Notes.
Thomas Feltz's diamond badge
valued AT $4,000 drew forth a great
deal OF comment during his stay IN
the city.
Chief Sam Davis left last night for
Parkersburg. where he will attend
the officers conference this morning
Chief II. l. Brooks OF Clarksburg
remembered the newspaper boys Of
the city and presented them with a
complimentary police card for this
city.
The police chiefs wish 70 thank War.
den VI. l.. Brown for the courtesy
shown yesterday afternoon at the
penitentiary.
Many OF the local boys say they
never had any more fun.
Chief II. L. Brooks the Candy KID
who weighs about 300 pound SAYS he
goes through stringent exercises 10
keep him small. Ouch
Resolutions were adopted asking
Fairmont. Parkersburg, and other
city forces to become members Of
the association.
About all that will remain Of the
convention today is a memory.
The boys wish TO thank all who
aided In any way tOrmake the con
vention success
Pretty good for one city 10 get two
officials out Of a state association.
Charleston next year for a bigger
ana better convention than this
=
Following the business session Of the
convention yesterday afternoon. visit
Ors al the convention lined up i'm front
OF the city building and got "muggcd'
by Photographer Kline
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
NOTICE or SPECIAL NETTING


Of ths Stockhqldsrs d the Summit Reservoir
lfsisati0s Company.
To The stockhoidss Of The Summit Reservoir =
s ss =: 1880 ':ss!s:a ne. .s:.: =. :;
special sssi.s q ne :sSs: = sirs, q .h ~
SHh day ~ July, ieil, At ths boar of ten o'clock
!. q said day. Tor tse Pss.c.s q aI ~
psny 70 create an addltionaI inds6tsdnsss
against said company oe the SON of eio.OW, Or
% much thereof a. nay Be- necessary 70 fully
and Sopssss e q, sSs
convey apce, snpoandinG and dietribution Of
sdditioual water for the use u the holders u
stock Ia said soapany, and ussr. q water .
the sum heretofore authorized 70 b borrowed
By ssid dissctors for like purpose, and further
TO authoyiss and empower eaid directors 70
5: q h q
company. a. will secure the said sums, % hero
tofore and 70 b anthoris?d, Tor said purpose,
and 10 make. sxscuts,. sIsn and acknowleds:
like securities % ahall b required 70 secure
said suns as Aforesaid. To amend the rssola-
tion heretofore adopted hy the .aid stock:
S:S &c :S :,e q 20; %:;n
school housc, nxing the time for which said
Indebtedness shal! run, from I'VE 70 ten years,
In cass . loan OF said longer period can Be
years, and further 20 amead the sixth article
Of the bylaws Of said company concsrnins. -
sess@ents, By providing levy for tbs work Of
ppiDciSsi and interest," upon any sus s o. sum- !.
due or hsreaftsr 70 become due BY said cop.
Dsny. on account Of the construction Of said
additional ditch, Aums and appliances, and
'Ssas. e sSf &: e Directors of til.
Bunmit Reservoir lrrisation Co.
HAssS v. PYLE, sscrstary.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
Uon(aene coonoe ~ c.

Uoolnouo Connot - CuGo6
ss.s NJ a, spo;ss:.7a-s ~, . ~ $50.
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!: =, 4 sIss 1S 49, w, XIV la; ~ TT;
l11Ia1je1 can ~ taken On ~ ~
~ sssecssA 20 ~ nefmel eee1tlea
- 90 81 tn ~ cSused. ~ CatsVsS
hoch IL ucehlng bot IN 1n1AMed ooa11-
N & tha mucous sersoceA
VIZ IN me o. flre1rga rSIlars lnsaay 80 q
rs cslasssS cass sss3 ~ slsssIsr Ss~s.
v.ICvvrNry. , %. Ts,sas. o.
MSs nsiiS ri, rins NJ sssss,asssa.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
- HARRIS Bros. MercantiIe GO.
81 ORE NEWS

~ 1all 49, 4 ~ ~ ssors.
s6sS aess busissss ~ Juse q
~ ysss shsa ~ ~ cosyssposd.
~ nsash ~ ~. jay psonisss
- - ; GOD noath.
Or president. NJ. A. r. Harris.
- IL 6shise lsvsr - took hike
~ trous nsar Pagosa Spsinss
Saturday.
Lyntoo Deos. brnught Supplies
ios their cattle camp yesterday.
We have the New White Way
Washing Machine. Blue Monday
Will b Sammy Monday With one 81
these washing machises.
Lsdies' muslin gowns from $500
10 $40.
Remenber our bargain tables.
Changing goods Ill the time.
Ready made sheets 7scts and
81. 90 each.
Nm. J. N. Withcrs bought dry
goods Monday.
Harry Pearson. James Duggan
and \. W. Lockett out6tted this
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17

csn 4 psnsessue rsimasis sai A.
ssnhly.
Fos The p0rposs d slsctinG ds,s1ates
70 ths dsmoesasIc cosuty aassss6ly q
Mootssuma county, Colorado, rid
county assembly 70 b. held fos the
psrpoas N slsctiug our superintendent
Il dDlsgatss to the ssste, coNRrssslona',
end representative assemblies and fos
the puspn.s os putting In nosniDatloa
candidates for the following county
Ogyscesa, towlt: treasurer, clesk . N.
cordev, shsrifi. assrsso', superintendent
oe schnola, coroner. surveyor and one
commissioner for district number 5,
and To elect precinct oliicera.
Party primaries are 10 b held Thur.
day the 18th day Of July 1914. q the
hour Of 2 O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
Delegates are spportioned To tbs r..
spectivs preoincts N foilowa: No. !, ]
delegates; No. 2, 9 delegates; No. 3, 8
delegatss; No. Z, 2 delegates; No. 8. 4
delegates; No. 9, 8 delegates; No. 7, !
delegate; No. 8, 8 delegates; No. 8, s
delegates; NJ. 10, 2 helegste~; No II, .
delegates. Total number Of delegates
50. County Assembly will 10 held
July q, 1914, ct the county court hous~,
1t the hour Of i:S0 p. m, 1914, q Cor
tea, Colorado.
WILLIAM I MYLER,
Chairman Democratic Central Com.
Inlttse.
HARRY v. PYLE, Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17

we<k. Thsy ~ soi19 q sEssisa.
Dslassr Dsos, boaghs soeds shie
week.
rhs towns prosperity b jsdgsd
By ~ veil painted buiIdiags. Won
81 . shrss 70 I've year Suassstee
On our Komac missed paints.
NJ. asd Mn. Prank wymss
bought goods Mouday.
Mn Chas. Msif bought : rev
DELAYED cream sepasatos.
Albert REED, Janes H. Treece
asd Csc. 3. Folks bought Domo
SEPARATION. Il doesn't cost ~ OF
the company any thing extra 70 sell
Domo separators. So you get one
Of the best makes at Wholesale
price. Come 10 and zee the new
ones.
Put in your order now for red
raspberries.
Car load Of canned goods un-
loaded today.
Geo. Helluck and N. T. Pellin-
ger loaded out q big load Thursday.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher.
NOu-COal Land.

Dspartnsut Of the Interior,
o. .. Land Ozaes at Durango, cososeao.
Notice ID hsrsby given that Richard +. Car.
Yer, a. Dolores Colorado, Who, On June 18th,
i106, nads hoaestsad Application serial No.
SostS. Ssps. IS west, n 4 p Meridian, hes died
potice 81 1ntsnti0n to make Anal thrssyeaf
psoOl, 70 establish claim 70 the saad a6Ose
described, before J. n. Brumley, clark 81 the
Colorado, % the 18th day u August, 1874.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
John Lii, B. y. Patterson, Henfy kapke and
Steye TsR, ali OF Dolores. Colorado,
q. n. CHARLTOn, Ragisssr.
First pub. July 10; last pub. Aug u. fSlA.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
MceAaeMr

I barely sasousee myself . .
candidale for County Clerk and
Recorder on the DemocSstic ticket.
subject to the choice Of the people
Ct the county assembly and direct
primary. Very respectfully.
]. n. BRuMLxY.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
c. - ~ shishsaA ssshsy'
~ - mseosa.
G.. Tsylss. = = .. 10
saslsIys,

~ end III I'll klsds = sssoad
bss6 enedA HigAot sash pstes psid
Inqsiss q J. =. Hughss.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher.
NOua ioal Land

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tpublisler.)
NOua '0al Land g5if
Dspastnsut Of the Interior, -
U. Q. Land O0ics At Durango, COlosedo.
Juuo -. ma.
Notice 10 hereby sivsa that John e. Mcnillm.
iSU. nads hosssssad applicasiga No, Isl.
asrial No 0lh1l, tor 81 BE = u seselDa ~.
NINE ard NJ INV 81 sestios " tcuOAp
Aid n0sies q inssssioa 70 aaks Aaal avsys0s
pee0f 70 establish clain " The lsnd aboso
asoefihsd bslors ,. n. Brualsy Cisse - ~
Oiserist CUurt u Moatssuna County. ~ Ces.
ts1, C0losad0, % the nth day u August, ieo1.
Clalmant namas ~ witnsaesss $50
Z. y. RPanklin. .. ". brysnt asd 3. 3 Wei
q Dolossa, Colorado.
q. n. Charlton. Register.
First psh. Jsly ~ lsiS; lass psb. Aug. u, lea1.
Middletown transcript., 1914-08-15
Proposals !!

Street Improvement Proposals for
improving South end of South Broad
Street, in Middletown, Delaware,
Sealed proposals will be received by
s'the Commissioners Of the, Town of
Middletown, a corporation of the
State of Delaware, at their office, on
South Broad Street, Middletown, Del
aware, until P. IN. on the 29th, day of
August A. D. 1914, for the grading,
paving with water bound macadam
pavement, and other such work incl
dental to the Improvement OF the street
as may from TINT to time be- ordered by
the said commissioners, and will be
publicly opened by said commissioners
at that time. Plans and Specifications
and proposals blanks may be obtained
at the office of the commissioners.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for the sum Of Two hun
dred and fifty dollars ($250. 00) payable
to the President of the Board of Com
missioners, as IA guarantee that if the
contract be awarded to the bidder or
bidders, hei orlthey will execute in writ
ing a proper agreement with said cor
poration, With one or more sureties
satisfactory to said Board of Com
missioners, fol the faithful performance
of said CONTRACT, according. to the plans
and specifications. The right to reject
any or all bids is hereby reserved.
E. G. Clark, ! resident,
Attest: W. S. S(Letherbury, Secretary