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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08
G. A. r. Comrades

All members of the Grand Army
are urgently requested to be present
at special meeting of Meeker Post
No. 1O9, to be held at the home OF
Comrade Allen, Saturday afternoon,
May sth, at 2 o clock. to complete ar
rangements for May Both.
BY the Commander.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08
l Want Your Business

Office one door west of Court house
five years experience in the land
business; all kinds of property ex-
changed; trading is my specially.
Will sell your land if it is priced
right. ID. F. McCARvILLE,
my30 Meeker, Colo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08
Notice--Dog Tax

l will commence collecting Dog
Tax on and after Monday, May Sd,
1915. Get ready to pay your tax or
get rid Of the dogs. NILS
b. l.. NICHOLS, Town Marshal.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

May Day" was frost here.
Some other places (the Pacific coast
for instance) it was a freeze.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

We cannot dictate an immutable
law of morals. Such things are, and
must be governed by personal views
and envirements.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

Konopik's for furniture, stoves,
beds, mattresses, springs, pictures,
mirrors, enameled ware and cooking
utensils. Next door west of court
house,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08
Just received-a carload of Port
land cement in water proof sacks.
a24ml White River Lumber Co.

Small prejudices often find express
sion in small natures.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

We hope the Meeker and Range'y
bunch of good roads boosters have a
pleasant trip to Vernal coming week
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

Subscribe for THE HERALD
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DR.. Taylor, dentist, Meeker, Colo
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

Dan Sykes has returned from Cali
fornia.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08

A renewed effort should be made t.
get the telephone line extended t.
Rangely. That growing community
should be connected with the county
seat by phone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SERIOUSLY ACCUSED,
STILL HAS CITY JOB
Negro Attendant in Surrogate 5
Court Said to Have Power
full Friends.

Charles Wright negro attendant In
the Surrogate's Court. who has been there
for many years and who since 1910 has
been personal attendant ~ Surrogate
Fowler. continues to hold his job there
and TO draw his pay Of $500 wear, al
though he is now out under heavy bail
awaiting trial on serious charges. the
maximum penalty OF which is twenty
years in prison. lie has been transferred
from Surrogate Fowler's chambers to a
position where his presence would not be
conspicuous.
Wright, who was appointed TO the posi-
ton In the Surrogate's Court in 1900, was
arrested on December &c by Central Office
detectives on a charge OF violating section
$50 OF the Penal Code At that time he
described himself AS private secretary to
Surrogate Fowler and seriously embar-
raised the Surroga,es secretary. lie was
arraigned In General Sessions. where ne
pleaded not guilty and is now awaiting
trial Wright did not appear In the Sur
rogate's Office for a few days following
his arrest and il was understood that he
had been pended under the section OF
the city Charter giving the Surrogate that
power pending the outcome Of an inquiry.
No inquiry was ordered In Wright's
case, and 1t was learned yesterday he was
put 10 work again on January s, but
instead OF going back to Surrogate Fow-
lers chambers on the hfth floor of the
Hall OF Records he was sent 10 the supply
room on the fourth iioor, where his pres
enoe was known TO only a few II the
employees.
II is said there Is an undercurrent of
influence I'm behalf OF Wright and that
some OF the best known lawyers In New
York nave announced themselves rs in
terested IN him That the prosecution OF
the negro Is regarded with importance
is shown by the fact that all the papers
In his case are lock-, d up IN the safe OF
District Attorney Perkins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
URGE LONG ISLAND INQUIRY.
Dick Bros. Attack Management by
the PennsyIyanis.

Dick Bros 4 Go. have sent out circulars
TO the stockholders Of the Long Island
Railroad Company asking for their proX-
les to be voted az the annual meeting on
April 10 next. The firm states that il
owns 600 shares OF Long Island stock
and asks for proxies for Evans r. Dick.
+ clifford Potter and Earle T Shaw. The
circular charges that IN the fourteen years
the Pennsylvania Railroad has controlled
the road il has increased the debts over
So 900, 900 and reduced the net earnings
.-c.y, . substantial surnlus to y deficit in
1913 Of almost 81 900. 900. II adds that
the firm of Dick Bros for years has been
trying TO get the Pennsylvania TO change
it, form Of development OF the property
and that this plan. while professedly for
the benefit OF the Long Island IS In reality
for the benefit OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road. It charges that the intcrlockinG
boards OF directors that have passed on
the expenditures are almost exclusively
officers or employees OF the Pennsylvania,
The proxies solicited are to be used for
voting against ratification OF the nets OF
the directors and to authorize an exam
| nation Of the property and books to be
made by a competent engineer to De Sc
| Iected by the minority shareholders. The
circular alleges that such an examination
| will prove an improper eNpt ndture OF d
large amount Of money, and In that event
the members OF Dick Bros. are advised
that legal action may be taken against
| such directors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
ASK EXTRA CREW LAW REPEAL
LEGISLATURE Also Gets BiII for bible
Reading In schools.

ALBANY. Jan. 2o--A bill to repeal the
extra crew law for railroads passed in
the Sulzer regime was introduced to-day
by Assemblyman Howard Conkling, one
OF the Republican members from Man
haitian.
This repeal would be accomplished by
leaving to the discretion OF the State Pub
lie Service Commission the number OF men
which shall constitute the crew OF either
a freight or passenger train. This extra
crew law was a subject OF considerable
controversy when II passed the Legisla-
ture two years ago and figured in the
Sulzer Impeachment trial. One OF the
charges against Suizer was that he made
a prediction promise that he would favor
such a law.
Ten verses from the Bible must be read
each day at the opening OF every public
school n bill introduced to-day by
William r. Greiner Of Erie county, a Dem
ocrat, becomes a law. The bill provides
that upon the written request OF parent
a pupil may he excused from attending
such Bible reading. The measure provides
that school teachers may have charges
preferred against them and be discharged
for failure TO comply with its require
ments,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
N1NIE. MELANIE KURT, NOTED
GERMAN OPERA SINGER, HERE
Comes to Sing Wagnerian Roles
-Marvels at City Sky
Line.

"Ach' How wondervoll' How magni-
npue rraechtig!"
Nine. Melanie Kurt. the Metropolitan
Operas latest acquisition. found no end
Of praise for "beauti-voil Amerikah,' as
she stepped off the Holland America
liner Rotterdam yesterday. The famous
German songstress, who will make her
bow to this country in the role OF Bruenn-
hide In wagner's Walkuere. February 4,
admitted that the view OF New York from
the harbOr was all she had thus far seen
OF these United States, but added em-
phatlcally that IL its as "prachtvoll' as
it looks she feared she could never leave
these SHORES again.
Nine. Kurt, who comes directly from
the Hofoper In Charlottenburg, expects To
sing In "Tannhaeuser," Tristan und Is
olde," "Lohengrin' and other Wagnerlan
masterpieces
DO you know said she, when inter-
viewed In her mother tongue AT the Belle
claire Hotel last night. Il do not believe
any one can really understand Wagner. or
i'm fact any OF his works. until he has
heard II at least SIX or seven times. To
understand him, to feel him. as music
must be felt. takes deep, attentive study.
Nine Kurt was born in Vienna. where
she first studied under the famous pianist
LesChettitzky Later she took up singing
and is a pupil OF lLlli Lehman After
long aud highly successful engagements in
Luebeck Leipzig and Braunschweig she
was called TO Berlin whore she has been
for the las, six years. spending the last
at the Hofoper In Charlottenburg For
q time she was KammersaenRern in
the Duchy OF Anhalt Her husband, DR..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
.P.S. BOARD INQUIRY
MAY Be OPENED HERE
senate Passes Investigation Bill
and House Will Follow
suit To-day.
PATRONAGE GRAB. FOES SAY

htpANr. Jan. 20. The legislative COM
tnittee that IL to investigage the Public ser
vice Commissions OF the State may have It's
first session In New York city on saturday,
and II Is thought that the hearing room OF
the PubliclService Commission viii be used.
II il now certain that Senator George +.
Thompson of Niagara county viii be chair-
man. and the Republican Senai ors ASSISTING
him will be Ogden J.. Mills OF New YORK ana
George Cromwell Of Richmond william
u. Carswell OF Kings or George " Simpson
of New York will he the Democratic mem-
her from the Senate.
Sneaker r. G. Sweet of the Assembly eN-
pects to name three Republicans aud two
Democrats from the Assembly side As
semblymnn Almeth W Hon Of Kings, chair
man Of the Cities Committee. is expected 20
be named, although Assemblyman Fred VI
Ahern OF Kings also is a candidate y
Leslie Kincaid. a new member from Svra-
cusc is said to be a Republican possibility.
The Brown resolution providing for an
Investigation Of the service commissions
was passed unanimously by the Senate to-
day. II will be passed by the Assembly to-
morrow aud the committee VIII probahlN
be named at once.
Republican Leader HymBn has prepared
an amendment which he SAYS Senat or
Brown is willing to accept which gives the
! committee specific power to determine
whether the Public Service commission
aud the Interstate Commerce commission
overlap in any Of their work
The Republicans are actuated solely bv
partisan motives. declared senator Nag-
rer when the resolution came up for adop-
! ton in the Senate The Republicans al
ready have determined that the Democratic
members of each of the Public Service Com
missions must get out and for this reason
| the expense of an investigation IL uuneces-
| sury and wasteful
| The mere passage Of this resolution
| reflects on the efficiency OF the commits
/ sioners They have served conscientiously
! and with ability. and the investigating com
mittee in It's report. after discussing the vel
| fare aud the rights Of the people. practically
! will include these commissions consist OF
/ Democratic members and We recommend
| Republicans he put In their places
! What the Republicans mean Is that they
are going TO get rid OF the Democratic COM
missoners IN more fashionable way. We
waited until the terms OF the Republican
commissioners expired before naming theli
successors. The Republican patronage
grabbers haven't the patience 10 wait
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
BROOKLYN MEN ANGRY
AT MOOSE ELECTION
Ready for Fight. Reach Meet.
inc Too Late to Defeat
W. \. Johnson.

\ dozen perspiring. insurgent Brooklyn
PyosrcssIves went to state headquarters
32 Washington Square wes; at II 10
o'clock yesterday morning expecting to
spend a large part Of the day telling the
res. Of the state committee why Walter
\ johnson Of Wes'chester county should
not be elected State chairman. They found
out that the meeting had started at II
o'clock and had Lasted Ave minutes, that
MI johnson had been elected and had de-
parted with his predecessor. Theodore
Douglas Robinson.
The Brooklyn men had Intended to shove
Bainbrldgc Colby into the Craftsmanship
If they could stir up enough OF "A row.
They were too late. EN-State Chairman
william H. Hotchkiss also arrived after
the meeting had adjourned. so ala Hugn
Gordon Miller. who had prepared a 5000
word speech deHounclng lrosresslVes VINO
were weak kneed enough to want 10 go
back to the Republicans, Mr. Miller gath
cred the Brooklyn flock about him and
read the speech to them. but II did not
southe them. They applauded however.
when he abandoned his manuscript ana
cried:
This meeting was a snap afralr from
start TO finish. / represent the Nine
teenth district and am entitled to vote
i'm the state committee. This is William
NJ Chadbournes work. What has he
ever done for the Progressive party
Mr. johnson, the new state chairman
Il editor of the Field and has been MS
partys treasurer and chairman IN West
chester He was nominated for the chair
manshlp yesterday by Merrill T. Gates,
Jr.. now the Westminster chairman, and
seconded by Robert II. Elder Of Brooklyn
and half dozen others, EN-Assembly-
man Beveridgc e. Dunlop of Rockland
nominated by Julian $. Eaton OF Nyack
declined and MI. Johnson was elected IN
Zig time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SONORA D'AGUIAR ASKS DECREE
Alleges That Former Artists Model
II Not "A Model Husband

Sonora Elise de Ia Guardia D'Agular,
sister of Aurebio HeviO, Cuban Secretary
OF state, and slster-in-law OF Crstohal
de la Guarda, Secretary Of Justice asked
supreme Court Justice Grcenbaum yes
terday for a separation from Sebastian
D'Aguiar, native OF the Canary Islands
and. former artists model, whom she
alleges she has been compelled to support
since she married him in 1905.
D'Aguiar testified that he was willing
to work from the time Of his marriage.
but his wife compelled him to give up
his employment, partly because she was
Jealous Of the women models He alleged
that his wife. who is 43 years old and
ten years his senior, IL trying 20 be rid
of him because she IL re, living the atten-
tons OF a young man with whom she
dances every night AZ the Hotel Endicott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
CITATION NOTICE.



WOLFE, SARAH C-TnE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK, ny THE
GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDIE
PENDENT, to Neina May W. Van der Sandt
Tsine Clarita Klee klOtz Nelna NJ Klee,
baroness Ingeborg b, Won Olderhausen, Annie
Iosefa Francisco Dagmar Klee, Udolpho
Wolfe Slattory, Charles Wolfe Slattery. Ethel
Wolfe Richie, Francis Wolfe Siattery, Henry
Francis Sllttery, the heirs and next Of kin OF
Sarah Wolfe deceased, send GREET
lNGt
WHEREAS Edith du Temple lie Rouge.
mont who resides at li2 bis rue de Greaellc
In the cay OF Paris, France has lately an
piled TO the Surrogates Court ~ our County
Of New York TO have certain instrument
In writing, dated January II. 1912 relating
20 both real and personal property, iuly
said Sarah G. Wolfe, who was al the time of
her death resident " Paris, France, de.
ceased
THEREFORE you aud each Of vou arc
cited to show cause before the Surrugates'
Court Of our County Of New York at the Hall
the 18Th day OF February, one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen, at halt-past ten o'clock
In the forenoon OF that day, NhA the said
VIII and Testament should not be admitted
to probate as a VIII Of real and personal
property.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF We have caused
he Seal OF the SurroEstes Court ~ the said
County of New York Ia be hereuuto attiKed.
Witness Hon. John =. Cohalan, a SurrO.
gate ~ our said county ~ Sew York, AZ
said County. the 18th day Of January, In the
wear % our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fifteen,
IL. 81 DANIEL !. DOWDNEY,
clerk Of the SuTrOgates Court
SHEARMNN n STERLING, Attorneys t0l
Petitioner. 90 wall street, Sew York CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
THIRD AVENUE MAKES REPORT
Regular = I-2 Per Cent. Interest De-
cIared on Bonds.

The Third Avenue Railway declared
yesterday the regular semi-annual inter-
est Of 2ls per cent. on its adjustment
mortgage 5 per cent income bonds, the
same rate as declared in July and Janu-
airy of last year
The report for December shows oper-
atlug revenue OF $3.50, $50, decrease OF
S26,9l3, and surplus after charges OF
see decrease Of SlS,4o4. For the
six months to December 81 total operating
revenue was S5,6O2,3t3, decrease OF
s5l,i51, and surplus was S49S,2S5, de-
crease of SS0,624.
President Whltrldge said that the De
cember decrease was not surprising in
view OF the loss OF more than 100000 in
December earnings by the combined trans
portation system of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
DEMOCRATS TO PLAN CAMPAIGN.
Mayor Mitchell and 500 Others VIII
Meet nj Dinner,

Mayor Mitchell and about 500 other
Democrats, most OF them anti-Murphy
are to attend a dinner of the Cleveland
Democracy at the Savoy Hotel on Jauu-
AIRY 30, at which plans Tor next falrs
campaign will be discussed
County Clerk William f.. Schneider said
Yesterday that IL the primary law Is
amended satisfactorily the independent
Dem Gratis may decide TO run ticket Of
their own in opposition to Tammany Hall.
or n Charles +. Murphy gets out of the
leadership the independents may be wfIi-
ing to combine with the organization
Democrats, Or II Mr. Murphy stays on,
as he seems disposed to do, and n the
primary law i unchanged tho independ-
euts may listen to a suggestion for fusion
Nth the Renuhlicans All these possi
billtes are TO be discussed at the dinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or SEW
YORk-Donald Robertson COMPANY. Plain
tin, against Mary +, Ferguson ct al. U-
PENDANTS
In pursuance OF Judgment Of forerIos ...
and sale, duly made aud entered m Iu.
above entitled action and bearing date ia
SYST day OF. December. ialt. l. the undo
signed. the referee In said judgment slm.f
VIII sell at public auction. al the ENcht.F
S s. Ne MS Nesey spysss 10 ~,
on the End day OF February, 1910. ~ I
o'clock noon on that dav. bv JOSEPH 70
DAY. Auctioncer. the PREMISE directed b
said Judgment to be sold. and therein 10
piece or parcel OF land. with the bu'' Inns.
and Improvements thereon erected. sitia's
wing and being in the Twelfth Ward iu N
Borough OF Manhattan. In the Clty OF NsN
BEGINNING At a point on the Nor'h"-
line or side OF one hundred and tv..t.
second street, distant one hundred auI e.
teen llGl feet eds,trN rom the r1I.t '
intersection OF said line with the Eas'a.
iiu- OF Ninth Avenue. running thence ror'N
srlv parallel with Ninth Avenue. one nu'
dred tlOOl feet eleven tliD Inches. ;is- O.
Easterly along the middle line Of the Dr..
nfteen I5l feet; thence sou'helt pr"..-
with Ninth Avenue. one hundred ti0Ul foo.
twenty second street. and thence wast..
along the Northeriy line Of said street Gf.sa.
t5l feet to the point Or place NJ beg nH..g
the Easterly and Westerly wal OF s.I
premises seing known BY the stree. humble.
35q West i22nd street
Dated. New York January sth. l1f5
EDWARD l.. PARIS. kefcts.
I'm . Rector street New York Clt
The following n diagram OF the p-1rs-'v
TO be sold. 10 street Number - $50 We.
i2eud street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
STATE ENGINEER MAY RESIGN.
Frank VI. Williams Gets 0G-r of
Highways Job In Ohio.

ALBANY. Jan. 20-Frank NJ. Williams,
state Engineer since January l. il consid-
erlng an offer to return to Ohio and take
charge OF good road construction work
there, which would force his reslgning.
Mr.. williams said tonight that he would
make an exhaustive statement regarding
the need OF funds for the barge canal
within a few days,
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~


the approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge, 10 satisfy which the abOve-desr'lhsi
property IL TO he sold " Ten thousand 80
hundred eighteen and $4,000 tlO.5lA .
Dollars, with Interest thereon from tho satd
day Of December 1914. together with he
costs and allowance amounting to Thfe.
hundred twenty seven and a2-lOO i327j-
Dollars. with Interest from the alSt ddy ~
December, 1914, together with the eNpeus.s
~ the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rates, or oth-I
liens. which are TO be allowed to the pa.
uhassr out OF the purchase money or plli
by the Referee is -Four hundred and eighiesu
and 12-lOO t4lS7eD Dollars and intere-'
Dated. New York. January sth, 1918.
EDWARD l. pARRIS Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


new YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT
or BRONX, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
10 The Matter q the Applieaiion OF th.
FIRST DISTRICT OF the state Of New IorA.
acting for and on behalf Of The city. OF New
YORK, Tor the appointment OF Commissioners
Laws OF 1881 ana the several statute,
smendatOry thereof and supplemental there
70. relative to acquiring an estate In Zee
situate at ana near the Intersection Of lie
ea steTly side of WALTON AVENUE ana IN,
northerlv side OF EAST l4dTH STREET H.
the Borough Of The Bronx, city OF New
York and relative to acquiring perpetua.
underground right, easement and right 49,
to certain premises situate at and near me
intersection o. the easterly side % WALTON
ANEH y Eitnn the SOU ne'ty aius o. rb
Bronx CITY OF New York, required for IN.
purpose Of the construction. maintenance
and operation In perpetuity OF a rapid iran.
No1TiCE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the re-
port " Charles. L. hoffman, Charles Les
lie and j. curry Watson. Commissioners ~
Appraisal, duly appointed In the above en-.
titled proceeding which report bears Dat,
the ONCE Of the clerk OF the County u
Bronx ON the 29th day OF December, 1874
NOTlCE rs FURTHER GIVEN, thal ne
Court o. the state Of New York AZ a sperI1l
Term thereof to be held In the First Juil.ia.
Horough OF The Bronx. civ Of New York
on the 26th day of January 1915. at the
opening Of court ON that day, and that 'h'0
and there, OF soon thereafter a. Coun''
ca n be heard thereon a motion will be made
on behalf OF The city Of New YORK mat
said report be not confirmed. and that :, =
he appointed by said Court to reconsider NJ
subject matter thereof
FRANK l.. POLK.
Corporation Counse'
Muniops Binding Borough Of Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

MATTHEWS, THOMAS ANsON In p..
suance OF an order Of Honorable Robcr, ',t.
low Fowler, a Surrogate Of the r0uul %
New York, Notice is hereby given 60 d. pc
sons having claims against Thomas Au-0
Matthews late OF the County Of Sew lu.N
deceased, TO present the same win vourhr
thereof to the subscribers at their p,a'" co.
transActlng business at the ufhve OF Jo1n
Booth, their attorney, No, ~ BroadNtt.
the City Of New York, on or before me ~
DAY OF May next Dated. New, YORK. o.
HARNESS. WALTER + KtMRALI. JpSLrI
II RENNIS, Executors JOHN 7 ROOT ~
Attorney for Executors 21l RroadWaf to
ouEh Of Manhattan. New York C.D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SCOTT. EDWARD ROBERTSON ia

SCOTT, EDWARD ROBEHlsON in POI.
suauCe Of an order OF Hon, Robert lAt.""
Fowler a Surrogate of the County or Ne"
York. Notloe is hereby gwen Il" a. pe..3,. :
having claims against Edward Robertson
Scott late OF the County Of New YORK dr
ceased, to present the same WIN 'ml' no
thereof TO the subscriber a. ne on'' ol
The CIV OF New York, on OF before ne =
day Of February next Dated Ne" lnrE "
lei day OF August, 1919. hAILi .'lt, ~,
THERESA SMITH ENecutriN tU 'E' y
STUART GUTHRIE Attornev for ESecnrlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
>vashington 10 lie Dr, In 1910.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. ga resolution
declaring against holding a special cleo
lion In 1915 on the liquor or any other
question was rushed through both
branches Of the state Legislature to-day
This means that the state viii hc dry
ac,cr January I, l"is, undcr The initiative
bill passed last November by the voters,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

william j. Campbell, member Of the
law firm OF Campbell. Moore & Amerman,
with offices in the Woodwork Building,
was appointed yesterday by state Comp
troller Travis as transfer tax appraiser
to M the remaining vacancy He lives
at 5i3 West lilst street in the Twenty
third Assembly District