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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-07-16

1 GuIu tuo same over TO the treasurer,
The secretary shall in conjunction
with the president, sign all checks and
vouchers for the disbursements OF
this organization.
Section 4. The treasurer shall bsvt
general charge Of the funds Of this or
gsnizatton, and shall disburse them or
warrants signed by the president and
secretary. He shall deposit the fund.
OF this organization in bank or banks
designated by the Board of Directors.
He shall make q complete financial
statement of the Association at least
quarterly.
See Section 8. Senate Bill 25s.
Section The board Of Directors
shall have power to make contracts,
which shall be signed by the presiden,
and secretary, and to make CO. oper-
alive arrangements with the State
College. the United States Department
OF Agriculture, the County Officials,
etc., for the improvement of the sgri-
cultural interests Of the county. and to
transact all business of this asso.
citation. It shall appoint ell commit
tees, and I'LL all vacancies.
Section 6. It shall be the duty of
the Executive Committee members to
keep the association members inform
cd through the secretary, regarding
the work of this local association. and
to promote the organization of local as
sociations In other localities. The ex-
eoutive committee shall meet quarterly
about December the first, March the
first, June the first, and September
the first; the exact date to be fixed By
themselves, for the consideration of
the regular business of the Association.
and any special matters that may arise.
The Executive Committee shall ap-
point the standing committees of the
association.
Article VI. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of this associ-
alton shall be held on the first Tuesday
In December Of each year.
Article VII. Committees
The Standing Committees of this as
sociation shall be appointed by the OK
ecutive committee as follows:
Finance. membership, committee on
short course. highways, schools, grain.
dairying, horticulture, poultry, market
ing, live stock, home economics, press,
and other committees as may be deem
ed advisable by the Executive Commit.
tee.
Article VIII. Quorum
The members present at any annual
meeting shall constitute quorum of
the association. The members present
at any meeting shall constitute of the
Executive Committee. The majority
Of the Board of Directors shall oonsti-
tute quorum for the transaction of
business.
Article TX. By-Laws
The board Of directors may adopt
suoh by-laws az they deem advisable
which are In harmony with the consti-
tuition
Article x. Amendments
This constitution may be altered or
amended by a majority vote of the
members present at any annual meet
ing.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-07-16

w. w. Leighton, who is an expert
machine repsirer in the cleaning and
repairing OF all kinds of sewing ma
chimes is in the city. Mr.. Leighton
has been here on occasions before and
his work is guaranteed to be sstisfac-
tory in every way. Any one In need of
his services will please leave orders or
see him at the Braun Hotel.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-07-16

Cd doubt as to the advisability of this
route to and from Hot Springs. but Mr.,
Schlichting recommends it az the best
and safest route to travel, as it is be-
Ing constantly worked and every effort
Is made to keep it in good condition.
and speaks especially we'll of the new
road to Sylvan Lake.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-07-16
FALL RIVER QUARRIES COM
PANY WILL MOVE SOON
new COMPANY FORMED
MAIN OFFICES and MILLS WILL BE
MOVED NORTH AT THE END OF
THE PRESENT SEASON

President G A. Hanson of the Fall
Rlver Quarries Company, located at
Hot Springs, was present at the meet
Ing OF the Commercial Club Tuesday
evening and in stating plans for the
removal OF his plant to Rapid City
paid the town high compliment.
"Thirty-dve years ago." he said, II
came to this country and at that time
pronounced Rapid City winner. |
am more convinced than ever that my
Judgement, at that time was correct"
He then went on to state that bis
company had decided to move it's plant
to this city and locate it on land lying
between the Northwestern and NIL
waukee tracks, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
A new corporation has been formed
which will be known under the style of
tho Rapid City Quarries Co, and will
have capitalization of S5OO.OOO, the
shares being placed at value of $25
each.
The new corporation will be oom.
posed of the Fall River Quarries Com
pany and the Dark Canyon Stone
Company and will turn out building
stone, rip rap for railroads and build
ers sand. The latter will be produced
from crushing rock at Dark Canyon
and will be delivered from elevated
-.---- r.~f~.Vy .n
this city. A crusher costing $500 will
be installed on the Lookhart property
and orders for crushed rock and sand
filled at once, where they are in excess
of the production at the Hot Springs
quarry.
Business at the Hot Springs plant
will continue until cold weather and
then the buildings there will be dis
mantled and brought to Rapid City,
together with $4,000 worth Of modern
stone working machinery including
saws, planes and polishers. This will
mean the addition of from twelve to
forty families to Rapid City's popu-
lation.
The building to be occupied by the
new corporation will cover a space GO
| by 100 feet and be two stories in height.
The new corporation has made over
lures to the Black Hills Granite Com
pany to join it in the new enterprise.
In his talk to the Commercial Club.
President Hanson explained that the
reason for coming to Rapid City is two
fold: First, it is the best shipping
point in the Black Hills and second,
it affords electric power, which can be
economically used in the manufacture
of building stone.
1t is not proposed to unload all of
the stock, but to sell enough to meet
business requirements and to place a
email amount with Rapid City business
men and contractors. Other small
blocks will be distributed among archi-
tects, contractors and builders in the
territory around Rapid City which will
permit of the shipments of the com
pany's product a. profit.
The quarry at Hot Springs will be
maintained and the rough stone will
be shipped here for dressing.
The directors of the new corporation
are, John C. Haines, II. w. Jones, l.
NJ, Humphrey, j. K. Isentrsut, j. d.
Mount, ]. Q. Mulvsney, Of Aberdeen
and g. A. Hanson.-Rapid City
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-07-16

Mrs. F. G Osmotherly entertained q
party Of ladies at Q six O'Clock dinner
and bridge party at the Evans on last
Saturday evening In honor of her
deuR hter, Mrs O. ]. Henkip, Of Elk
Point, this state, and Mrs. Walsh, also
Of that city.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
CATHOLICS START
ITALIAN CRECHE
MGR. Lavelle Lays Cornerstone
of Nursery, Which Is First
Under Care of Nuns.

Nor NJ. J. Lavelle laid the corner
stone Yesterday afternoon Of settle
ment house and nursery among the
italians in the neighbOrhood Of West
Houston and Thompson Streets. 81 An
tborv's Catholic Church, on sullivan
street is starting the project with ho6 a
two-story house, costing about S25,OVV;;
coptaip swimming pools, bowling alleys
gymnasium, a large hall for entertain
ments, m basketball and motion pictures
for the children. The upper part OF the
building will. have a nursery !or pao!eS e
and smaller children OF Italian moth-
ers who work and have no one TO take
care of their babies during the oayiIlne' nS,
This sort of work has never oegh Si
done before by a Catholic church d.
rectlv under the charge OF the priests
and nuns The building, IS SO con.
structed that additional floors can DC
added as tho work grows. -.
Taking part in the cCornerstohTe ..SS, isS,
mo bcsides Mgr. Lavelle, were Father
Parri. of the Franciscan Fathers, oeh-
ator James J. Walker and father a.
Silyjoni. rector of st. Anthonys'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Appellate ONisiOn--ist Oept.-Recess
AppelIate 1orm--llecesa

steady there have been fractional re-
auctions in the cheaper grades, and
provisions generally have shown weak
ness where there has been no cut In
price. a..
have advanced, an increase IN the eX-
mort demand being responsible for The
former and scarcity for the latter
The steel trade has felt the effect o.
heavy foreign orders, the French gov
ernment being credited with taking
20 600 tons Of railroad material. Prices
for wire. tinplate and semi-finisLe.d
steel have advanced, and there are eVi-
dences that the whole iron and steel
trade is expanding.
Sugar futures were stronger IN Ihe
late trading, oils have been firm, max
seed in Duluth reached record prices,
and while general trade IS not lmproV-
ing so fast as had been hoped Tor, u
is still gaining, even outside OF the
lines directly affected by the demands
occasioned by the war.
The following table shows the last
cash wholesale spot prices of the week
compared with those Of the same week
last month and the same week a yea'
ago:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
CHARITIES OPPOSE
HOSPITALS BILL
Declare 1t Serious Blow to
Comfort and Cost of
States Wards.

A bill conceived in Albany, and ann
ing to centralize at the capital fiscal
control" Of the states fourteen hos
pitfalls for the insane and twenty-one
charitable and reformatory institu-
tions, is vigorously opposed by the
State Charities Aid Association. The
measure, introduced by Senator Sage
and Assemblyman Hinman, both of Al
bany County, would create board of
three members. one to be lawyer, and
each to receive $1,000 year.
"The association is clearly OF the
oninion." says a brief issued yesterday
Summarizing the opposition, that the
enactment of this bill would be seri-
Gus blow TO the wellbeing OF the pa
tients in the state hospitals for the in
sane. and also TO the inmates Of the
various charitable institutions
Millions of dollars of state funds are
expended yearly in the care OF its
wards. How successful the present ar
rangement has been is shown by the
briefs assertion that each OF the 3d.
900 patients in the insane hospitals is
maintained at a cost of 81 cents a day.
This has been done. it is added, with
conspicuous freedom from scandal.
Rather than create new board, the
association believes that many, when
il calls unnecessary, should be
abolished. As arguments against the
proposed bill the brief advances the
following summary;
In eighteen states in which boards OF
control have been established and have
been in operation, in some cases for
substantial period, the standards OF
care of the insane have actually de-
Perforated.
The bill divides responsibility and
confuses il. and furthermore would Ell
feet no economy. Either group Of
state institutions is sufficiently large
10 secure the lowest prices. In buy
ing for such an enormous number or
institutions, if purchasing is done cen
trallv the number OF possible competi-
tors is reduced instead of enlarged
thorough and careful inquiry into
the actual results Of central nurchas-
ing versus local purchasing in New
York. Indiana and Iowa has proved be-
vond a possibility of doubt that sep
arate and local purchasing Of food sup
niles secures better results and better
prices than centralized purchasing
The brief is signed by George f.
Garfield. chairman OF the committee on
tho insane, and Homer Folks. secretary
of the association. Attention is called
10 the hearing on the bill IN the SEN
ate Chamber on Wednesday afternoon
At . o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

West l20th Street
Tho Approximate amount Of the Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the sbove-de-
scribed property "a 20 he sold. Is Sixteen
Thousand Two Hundred SiXty-eight Dol
lars and Eight Cents (Sl6.l6S.0D. with
interest thereon from the End day OF Feb
ruary, 1918. together with costs and al
iOWance amounting 20 f31A07 with inter
est from March 3rd. 1915. together with
the expenses of III" sale. The approximate
amount OF tho taxes, assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are 70
be allowed 90 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money or paid by the Referee.
IS S3iO 50. besides penalties and interest
Dated New York. March 12. 1915.
J. UAMPDEN DOCGHERTY Referee.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1915.

Monohsp/ /shipv.y Rchssinz.r/ ~ onk.rsRRR
JsidinEer/ t'o1k pauldin Hudson FueiCo
Ieidin.erf Cock Smith YOnkenHkCo
Observation-Disclosures NickeuOn RVsrdsls
DAlserAJ JJHsamCcuCD hanlta1um 70,
Armstrong BkynRrCo Face/NatElschhIo
HallIMains0n hcQuillanl silver
leonard Alexander Smith /YDukeghKCo
Cooper6 Bros/NYRys Wddick/JacHoh'lno INC r.
PttxOld IBrOnICas&EiCo fuetendeaL LtiNhgeraC"
Hanft Tiseie LangerISYC CIntsrbOrBJ
Dunn nn/NYC6HRRCo KearI Beach
Harrison JChcstsrlIAutoS kelar/ Beach
Kelly /Bosrdingh Heynoidsl DMayeBre1s
Abrsms/ D&I Rds(,o Tsrley/yii Of NtKisco
springstse TfOrtOn Johnson /bfernllBrs
Brittnn/ n Ason &Hsnser IsraLva/Galardi
Kennion /WestT 'uonfel Yscewicz/Gollisk
Austin Prince Austen MAtron
AleIsnder/Chns Keith fTec,sel
Hatten/Ctsuse Rteurer/Clsrk
Burnsi HectorGasfsmp PtellIBanst
hssetsC Ollsciinzi Equitrr Steil/ Barnett
Ryan Bsttelhsim
Highest reached $50
Special m-MORsCHAUsER J
Cordial /NrstSdeSaVBk CariOugh /NestCOBrevf
arrhmontBidgcoiS Smith Gates Gilligan
Wood IeGrande
COUNTY C0URT-PLATf T.
CRIMINAL CAiENDAK-On Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
SUMMONS.

NFW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
Couuty-The New YORK saving Bauk Plaintiff.
against John A A.ger p. Walden lwhoss inst
name Is unknown " plaintiff but who f. designated
An M. order appointing him Trustee herein after
stated - b Waden"l. Th0ma. H. Van B1s-
kefck samuel Rowland a. trustees il 54nsrup,cy
q John 4 Argcr. Elizabeth Anger Louis J.
A.Esr. Be.,ie kti man. sarah seleiky. Tie Pub
d. Bank ~ New York Cly David h.iugef. doug
business under tie name Of Orieuts He,tauTsn1 aAi
Hsr3 Stneft. doing business u-der Tie aAue %
Seifeu Bros Defendants. County Clerks No. -5Q--
1918. Supplemental summons
To the above named Defendants. You are hereby
sImnOued l. answer the amended comp ailt IL this
sclisu aud 10 serve q copy o. your answer on ,he
P.aiutl-'s attorney within twenty days sner he
service Of thi. summons. exclusive Of the daJ OF
service. and In Of your failure 10 appear. O.
snsWer Judgment Wiil b taken a. AinsI you 0y de-
pIs!ut Trial desired In the County u New York.
Dsted New Nork February 10 1915
JOHN A DUTrON, Piailtir's Attorney. orc, ard
Post Orice Adde'S ~ Maiden Lane Borough Of
Manhattan. City - New l0rs
summons Is served upon }ol tJ publication. pulsh-
AT % a. order Of Hon. LdHalI J. GaTegan. Jus
iice Of the Supreme Court o u.e state " Nes lofk
dated th- lltn day o. March. 1915. and nlet with
lie complaint IN the Office n ne Clefk OF the
County OF Neg YORK, At the County GouH House N
the sald County. -
dated NeE Yerk. March -. lal5.
JnTTS A DUTTON. Pl4lArn's Attorney. once ard
Post Orice address 70 Maiden -AAe' Borough g
Nluh.l4n. Ciy Of Ass lsfA
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
STATE.

COURT OF APPEALS.
Weiumsnn Blske&kSrW Noonsn Luther
Catholic h NJ sov OF Am fGeueysMSprtngs Steele
OussGni Bush 'CrotonF susCCnst
Jones Thompson SiSrrett Dunn Stewart
Flint TrovideltLlfC,N rr
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term-BLACKSIAR. J.
Calendar IN Part I NJ 10 n
II Is required that the name o. trial counsel
be fled with the clerk in Part I before the
calendar f. made up No case viii be- held Tor
the engagement of counsel unless his name has
been fled Wi'h the clerk A'trr ion of .ue Bar IS
called 10 Rules 6. and :. calendar uuie' queens
County Cases must be really fOf trial wly1 reached
r. their order
RcuncrIN Rvs Co Bail3n'inc Y Rys Co
Lush Stuyvrsauf Re a!Est u 'kc1u same
60 & cry Ny W.'-arsr Same
Hart PauckRy6nCo tnarkey &QueensCoHy
Observation-Disclosures lle,cl Misunderstanding
Grim Penn steel co COEfaiISame
Nollmer. inf Br0lheck S'hacfcr same
k0iluerI LapersOnnrrie Ltluui Macdonald
Ger oya |TvsusitDeSe 0pmt Boehe|City ~ y
The following causes, n marked ready viii Be
passed Tor the day No cause VIII be Sc. f0r &
day on this rd.i
Schneider NY& QueenSlSy Flana-an. as admt IIun-r
Hrsy liuiian tha".r. ~ gdnr Schaul
Wit'e INY& QueensCoHy White 'NY&QueensRyCo
seiler. .Bkl,nIlsRRCo Herman inf Moore
FOstwosky .BklyuQueensCO Brosi iufLMetfopoitanrob
&suburbanRR 10y LonglsandKR
Frederick k-ssel and snO kucar| Guaranteed Awning
MangAu Is q & = RR Anderson Long glslandNR
Highest reached i0lA
Gases vii be added % The ready section ~ Tho
calendar each day Not more than two cases IN
which the same t-isl counsel appcaB Will DO placed
on the day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part MILLS J
Part lI-kEOGH. Al si5 4 n.
lpplegate TAYLOR NYC6iIBRRCO Miles
Jennings TAILOR Levine Troy
SLaw GoldWil McGMity Spero
Naay0hl .OtlsElsyat0rCo Boyle Town ~ Eas;che5rr
Ta4rc.. Bradley COMO seymour BrOwu
Smith join Isnu lloElAl BAyLhShh'O
ZlnIaoWsh Barker
Tie toloallg causes may either le marked ready
Or married. o. another ldy
Hubble ifldEdDoorCof lmurfl Wright
RothNrc. Buidlug geo Sc-lesinEerf fofke1kRR
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BKADI. J.,
Motions ard tI parte matters.
MOTION CALENDAR
Matf.r Of Hamburger Matter O Schoe,er
RobItzeL Stanton hoegnsE AyTa
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

NASSAU COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Tsrm-SCUDDER J.
Grohs Henderson MuldOcEI Aver
Nelson Winter
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
REFEREES APPolk1lp-supssMe counI

Ny BIZ II y
Net SaT tx Cehwaks-H y French.
Matter o. Comyns-C Hughes. r.
Powell CErFer Hids Col LeveutIit
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HONOR.
ABLE JOHN T. CUHALAN Surrogate 0t the
Comfy OF New York NOTICE a hereby given 70
sU urr,ons having claims against Kate Gilman late
a, he Count Of New fork deceased. 10 present
he ssre With vouchers thereof 10 tie subscribers
a. ,bslr place " uanss-tlng business. viz Ths
1ri,e of Charles T. Darlington. No 100 BroadwAy
ir I'll, C.t, OF NcH YORK. ~ before the tseu.
tieil day of MAJ. 1915. ue1t.
Dated New YORK. the l0th day 4 November 1914
HELkN FENNELL
EMMA r SPEAR. EEecuiflcea
CHARLES r. DARLINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
K. the eleventh day OF January. 1918.
J. DUNBAR WRIGHT.
GlRALD T. THOMSON.

CIty. y. Y.
DICKINSON. MARY In PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow
Fowler, a Surrogate OF tho County OF New
York notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Mary l.. Dickinson.
ista of the County OF N,W York deceased
10 or,sent the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber. at her place OF resi-
4 nee No 23O Central Park South, IN the
Rnrough OF Manhattan. city Of New York
On or before the lst day OF July 1915.
dated l., New York. the Gath Gay OF De-
CHRISTIhNA BOND
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John r. Cohslsn. a Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. notice Is here
by given 70 all persons having claims
against Michael Caulheld. late OF the
COUNTY OF New York deceased. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscrlber, a. place OF transacting bust
ness No. % William Street. IN The CITY OF
New York. on or before the 18th day OF
september next
dated. New York. tho 9Th day OF March.
1918
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Administrator,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon John
p Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against George
BeaIe sloan late OF ne County OF New
York deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers az
rf,.. Ce srarsarfFuV kugln@ss tk0
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
AfLI TOT TttIIII00s,
100 Broadway. Ns~ York CITY

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HONOR.
ABLE JOHN 2 COHALAN. Surrogate Of The
County Of New York NOTICE "a hereby given 70
all persons having claims against Sophi. Vernon.
ss q me Count q New York deceased. 10 pre-
sent the gith vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scribsr. al place OF transactins business. No ..
Broad Street. IN The City o. New YORK. on OF b.
fore the 2Oth dsy u Mas next
Dated. New York the 18Th dAy % Novemctr 1914.
GKENyILE VERNON. Adusln..ultog,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
What Other Markets Are Doing.

mere has been q gratifying show Of
Iness IN the coffee market, and
. Ns have had an upward tendency,
FGaily IN the late trading. Brazil
:, helo firm IN the face Of large re
PN' indicating ii steady European
asho, and while buyers here are
.i-taing their hand-to-mouth policy,
~. 80 taken as am Indication that the
.....lalaton OF buying power thus
sed VIII be felt when conditions
f.~ are normal I'm this connection
i current Nordlinccr circular says
~ me worlds visible supply on
,,,s ~ J was only 100000 bags.
'Ist 'd1ss .l5'OOO.0O0 a year ago and from
,'yNyVO to 100000 bags for the
!, 80 back 70 1901 Thus the statisti-
- POSITION Is strong. while Brazilian
,-,S are down 80 Go 45 per cent from
80 OF this date for the last two or
~ years The circular adds that
u,,SSuons point 90 a decrease in the
IIs .I visible during the fiscal year
w.. sYoW 100000 bags, giving II q
w hgure than at any time since
av,. a WIN the coming crops likely TO
a.. al increase IN the visible which
~ s',e :, man discounted by the present
s,,StsG9'ly declining prices have
a.s 'Se 60 dealings in country produce,
ma. .'uits and vegetables Of the finest
~, suffering some reductions.
a,T nave slumped TO point where
\. ,, ,e almost a drug on the market.
y4sdyv' yv'Ooaetion Is increasing, giving a
as,s supply Of strictly fresh, while
isr,iy.. ave been heavy importations Of
gssSy" eggs Of a lower grade and Il
ssaS pressure Of storage stock. The
i,,r,S ~ OF the market may be in
alton rom the tact that the top QUO
. s,n,' me finest hennery whites is
Asgbt - and "dry checks" can be
sN, at ID cents. Butter and cheese
as hsvs hv.a weaker, and even strawber-
Lss.,e. .aeclined in price.
u lo.s.u and dressed meats are also
va IN, levels, with ample supplies
q tps,hg OF In the demand. While
'''' Of dressed beef have held
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
'G1s Dated New York. this sth day 0: October.

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON
orable Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogats
OF the County ~ New York.
Notice r. hereby given 20 all persons haV !.
ing claims against Bukk @. Carleton. late OF
the County Of New York deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber at place OF transacting busness.
No 14 Broadway in the city Of New YORK.
on or before the 2lst day OF June next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Deem
BRADFORD BUTLER,
SPRAGUE CARLETON,
Executors.
Theron A. Clemonts,
Attorney for Executors.
ll5 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY. -. Y.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

Pad IV-ODwYER. c J.
Cau,4s NAV be st4It from Pan III 10 Par " fer
tnal Unfinished
Pant V-RANSOM J.--Uuaaished
Part vl--AILEN J.-Uutulshsd
Part VIl--ArAvoY. Clear.
Part vlIi-ZEILER J.-Clear
Causes 10 be sent from PaTS 10 Par V, VI
VII and VIII for triU.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
N THE pRoBATE COURT

OF the County Of Ada. State Of Idaho.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Char
lotte Seckel. Deceased. Notice for
Publication Of Time Appointed for
Proving win, etc.
Pursuant TO an order Of said court,
made on the cath day OF July, 1915,
notice is hereby given that Monday,
the 18th day Of August, 1915, at 10
o'clock am. OF said day, at the Court
Room OF said court, at the Court
House In Boise, County Of Ada, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the win Of said Charlotte
seckel deceased. and for hearing the
application of Harry X. Friedman
and Harry Il. seckel for the issuance
to them OF letters testamentary when
and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated July 10. 1915,
Il. III DUNLAP,
12-3t Clerk.