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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
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chimayo, N. NJ Agosto 81, de 1916.
ST.. editor de .'E Nuevo Mexican0."
lMuy senior muestr0;-
Dfgnese publican on su apreciable
semanariO 81 triste acontecimient0
que nos hA acaecido con haber perdi.
do a nuestro Qnerido y flel esposo y
padre de los abajo ~firrnados, para que
eepan nueetros parientes y amigos y
go unan con hUsotros en- sentir tan.
terrible perdida; que va en- paz des-
capsa Ell que en- vida r~espOndia al
nombfe de- ANTONIO MARTINEZ Y
JARAMtI14O, el que dej6 dc existir y
pas6 q meior vida Ell dfa 20 dc Agos-
to de 1915, como q las Ocho de la
malana, en- Ia casa de don Juan Jo-
se Romero Q Isabel ". de Romero. en-
Santa re, N. NJ. q la edad de SO
anos.
rs 81 case que 81 dia 26 de Agos-
TO Sc fue para Santa Fe y lego q Ia.
casa de los eehores m~eneionados arri-
ba 81 dia az ya mpy enfermo, y Sc
fue para Ia plaza y en- algdn lugarI
10 hallarCn cafd0 Las antoridades y de
allf 10 trajeron va ininoyible, y har
biendp ilamado al doctor, este dijo que
estaba muy grave de pneumonia, de
10 cpal mufi6,
Fuimos hYisados de- tai aeonteci.
miento por don Jose Ignacio Espino-
sa y tuimos d verio. gu esposa Seferi-
ma v, de Martinez Y sus hijos Cirilo 7
PetfonlIa Martinez, aaliendo de aqui
en- la tafde del dfa % y llegando a
Ia casa del nefot Romero como o las
8 de la mA6ana del dfa 20. IA estas
ba a~gonizando v muri6 como a las s
de Ia mahana de dicho dia. y 10 ira
limos q nueHtra casa, llegando como a
las s de Ia noche, encontrando Ia ca
pa LENA de geute que apesadumbrada
nos aeompahaba en- nuestro tan iris
to acontecimientO, Como a las 8 de
la noche Ia Coffadfa de Ia Sangre de
Cristo tomo cargo del yeiorio, pues
Ell finad0 era Ano de sus miembros.
hasth poneflo q 81 sepulcro 81 dfa 80
de Agist0 de 1916, en- Ell ~cementerio
del Senior de Esqufpula.
Ri finado en- su vida fue I'm en-
cant0 On nuestro hqgar. fu6 un ciu-
dadano pae1fico, I'M buen esposo amo-
roso y cumplido a sus obaigaciones.
cariEoso con 90 familia. Con tan be-
las ~cualidades que ppsefa, ha queda.
do su familia Y todos los de casa en-
un profundo dolur.
Adefnass dele unidos en- tai senti-
miento a aus hermanps Felipe, Anas-
tacio, Urbanita Martinez. y especial
mente q suH hi5as que con tanto an
hello le amaban, Sotera y Emeterfa
Martinez.
Dandp ademas las gracias q todas
las personas que nos arompaiiaron a
asistir a nuestro esposo y amado pa
Dire, desde que cay6 enfermo hasta
que fue sepultado, quedamOs de uds
sus afmos. IS. S.
Su esposa, sEFERlNA v. DE MAR
TINNEz 3 hijas. ( s r
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
coMuNlcAcioN.
San Pedro. N. M, Agosto ~ de 1915.
ST. editor de M NueYo Mexicano"
80. -.-aA

san Pedro, N. M, Agosto % de 1915.
Sr. editor de m NueYo Mexicano"
Santa re, N. NJ.
Esta es para pedir q listed un me-
diano espacio en- su agreeable soma
mario, para hacerie, saber al pdblico
Ia condensation en- r~eferencia q Ell
sApTOs" que ha ~aparecido en- ''El In
dependientea de Las Vegas, ~extendido
Dor varIas firmas del Precinto de Ce-
frillos. del eondado de Santa ne.
"A sABER: Los abajo firmados,
damos g saber e informamos al pdbli-
co cue todavfa no hemos sido nj inten-
tamos ser repubalcanos. Pero hace-
mos saber a nuestros amigos de Ell
Adi6sp que nuestras simpatias son
para Ell partido democrata. y asf hare
mos cuanto puedamos bhio nuestros
cortos ~esfuerzos para ayudar a dicho
partldo.
No ofreciendose mas, quedamOs sus
servidores,
MIGUEL LEYBA
PABLO LDYBA,
JOSE uEYBA
Rdhrieaa.l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
LAS coNFERENclAs INTER
Es.

Aver, 6 de Septiembra two Jugar IL
primeras session de los c0nferencistas
mexicanos y americanos, para 81 ARE
glo de las dificultades entire los EE
UU. y Mexico. ia primera session
tuvo lugar en- Ell Hotel Ingroton, en-
New London, Conn, y presidi0 Luis
Cabrera, que encabeza la deaegacion
mexicanh.
La comision hizo el. viaie desde Niue
va York a bordo del yate presidential
Mayflower, y durante 81 trayecto SO
abstuyieron todos de hablar acerca del
'asunto de las eonferencias.
PaFece que aslstira Q las ~conferen-
cias Ell Juez Lynn Rodgers. agente es
.pecial del departamento de estado en-
Mexico, quien esta bien enterado de
Ia sltuacion mexicana4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Avlso.

LL
Cerrillos, N. NJ, Agosto "a, 1916.
lSr. editor del "Nuevo Mexicano"
Santa Fe. N. M.
Apreciable Sr. y amigo:
Esta es para notificar a listed que
al dia 20 de Agosto de 1916, Sc me per-
dieron dos bestias de Madrid, o las
~siguientes marcas y fierros:
Una Yegua colorado cor n nube
en- ei ojo derecho, es declr, TODD 81 Ole
hlaneo, con este fierro: tFA en-
espaIdilla del lado izquieFdo.
Una yegua colorado ohsrufa, con co
te fIerro "AH" en- Ia espaldnla del lado
dereehc, arrlba do Ia Ietra "A" y TODD
Al derredor tlene quemada aIso
prande.
boy n recompenza liberal a la per
soma 0 personas que me den raz6n
eIerta de diehas yeauas.
Espero que publique este anuncio
en- su ~peri6dico "M Nuevo Mexicano"
Respetuosamente de I'd,
AGUST1N MONTOYA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Era por de1has.
81 magistrate.
-Tiene listed un abogado para que
10 ~defienda?
En- REQ.
-Abogado! No necesito abogado,
puesto que voy a decir verdades.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Az L4nyH4i4t. N4.tt Htt@ tft4t tft.t4
~pTofesures, correspondence DDS q ca:
da catedra. La mayorfa de estos pro
fesores, son Hermanos muy instrufdos
y capaces, que por su largA experieD-
ella en- asuntos educacionales estAn
muy por encima de 10 urdinaFio, y ca,
da catedra tendra dos ~prOfesores com
petentes para dirigirIa, con 10 que Sc
Obtendra mucho meior resuItado en-
los amos v~enideros. sa
En- cuant0 al estado general, tanto
del edificio como de los dprmitorios y
anexos al mism0, es excelente. I'm
una vista que tuvimos Ia oportunidad
de hacer al coiegio, not cercioramos
personalmente, tanto de las magnffi-
cas- condolences higlenicasb como de
la ampQitud. comodided y facilidades
del estableclmiento, TODD 10 cual NOS
dej6 gratamente impresionados.
81 a este anadimos que eli caracter
Sdel coIegio, en- cuanto a la ensefanza.
tanto cientffIca como religiosa, es de
10 mejor que Sc pueda desear. we're
mos que no es rero que hayan salido
de allf tantos hombres ilustres; y 81
nos maravilla que teniendo un enta.
blecimiento de tan categorfa entire no
sotros, no haya ~comprendid0 a1n nues-
tro pueblo su verdadero merito. Nos
referimos a la matrfcula, que annqae
pasa de doscientos alumnoss podfa. sin
embargo. duplicar y aun triplicar esa
cantidad 81 nuestro pueblo 30 percata-
ra de gu utilidad positive.
A continuation ponemos una llsta
de las materials que Sc cursaran duran
tie Ell presente aho. eMl
Primer Grade.
sI.-Doctrina Cristiana: Eatecismp,
Oraclones, Historic Sagrada, Eyange-
lioa.-Aritmetida: Primeros Element
tds.-Lectura Ingles y Espahol.-9r-
tograffa: Conversaciones, Descrip'
clones de estampas,, Eierclcsog de lem
guage7Gramatdca Inglesa: Elemen'
tos. -lDibujo. -Calizrana, -Declas
maci6n. -Mlsica, Elementos.
seeundo Grade.
I.--poctrina Cristiana: Oraciones,
Catecismo. Eyangelios. Historic Sa-
grada. II.-Aritmetica y Calculo Men
tai. II.-Caligraffa. W.1ectnra. ".
-Elementos de Geograffa y de Histo.
ria de los Estados Unidos. VL-Orto-
graffa. vII.--Ingdes, Espahol. VIII
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Maiana vIernes, en- la catedral, en-
la misa de las seis, como tribute es-
peciai, tocara. algunas selecciones en-
oil organo el notable Professor Juan
Perches, quien esta reclen venido de
Mexico. Entire olos numeros selectos
habra algunos de .canto. desempeha.
dos por Ia senorita Francis Hinojos, y
este contribuiraqmuchoe "a que resulte
una yerdadera joya artistica la parte
musical del dla de maftana.
Sc invita- a todos los fieles de asistir
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
EL ArAouE AERgo 4 LoNDREs.

Ell sabado pasaaot sArios Eepelines
,alemanes hicieron un raid" q Lon
dres, capital de I~nglaterra, logrando
los ineleses r~epulsarlos hechar aba
10 uno de los zepedines, que cayo In
cendiado. muriendo los IS tripuiantes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
NoDRlzA DEL DIsTRITo.
MISS PAULINE RoRREeo
ResldsneIa: Casa de IA sra. sgmsaf1
90 81 cerrlilos Road.
TeIefono ST.
Avlso.

En- Ia Gale del coieglo, No. $50 hay
tres euartos amuehlados para rentar.
81 desean ~solanente cana por IL no
che, hay IN euarto o dos eamas y
otro cen una sofa. Sc .rentan = SOC
poF "a Heehs, rssa une.
Mrs. Benlano Muhlz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
NO pEscuIDE 81 REsFRlADo.

I'm resfriado que sc desclida, re po.
ne peor en- yez de mejorar. Una ca
beza recargada, un pecho oprimido,
puede aaivfarse Embellishments. La
Mel y Pine del Dr, HE'LL es ell reme-
do proporcionado por la ~natpraleza.
Mel vfrgen y Glicerina alivian las
membranes irritadas, y Ia trementina
a~ntiseptica desprende las flemas. y
listed puede respirar libremente, y su
resfrfo desapareee. Es agradable
para tomarlo, y la Miel y Pine del Or.
Bell es I'm remedio ideal para los nj
Eos, 10 mismo que para los adultos, De
venta en- casa de su boticario. por 26c.
Que hiciste cuando ADVERTISE que
habfa dadrones en- la casa?
mi esposa cogio un alfiler grande
y suavemente BE dirigi6 hacia la sala.
70 la segufa.
Isl, primero la seguridadi
mo, seguridad del segundo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
lementoa ~ MdaIca. Ix.-peelama.

Elementos de Mdaica. Ix.-Declamas
ci6n,
Grados Tercero y cuartc.
I.-Instrncci0n Religiosa. lI@-G.eel
tura. III, Grammatical. IY.-OrtografIa.
V.-Aritmetica. W.--Historia v Geo
graffa de los Estados Unidos. VII
Lecciones de LenEnage espanol . IN
giles. VIII.-DeclamaciQn. Ix.-Dibuio
pulse. x--Mlsica.
crados cuinto j ssxsos
.. Doctrina cristiaha. H.-Lectura
Iy EscrItura. M-Oytograffas W.
Grammatical. W.-zAritmetica. W-Geo-
graffa Ell Historic de los Estadoa Uni;
dos, WI.-Ciencias. sVIII.-Nociones
muy elementales de Algebra yeGeo-
metrias Ix.-Declamaci6n X.-Dihpjo.
M.-Solfeo y Canto.
Grades septlmo y Octave.
INSTRUCTION iRbIigiosa y Moral,
Lectura y Esaritura. -Gramatica I'M
glesa. ! -Ortograffa. --Composiei6n
inglesa y ~espahoIa: Historfa y Geo
graffa de los Estados Unidos. -Arit-
m6tica Superior con Algebra y Geo
netrfas Dibujo ,lineal j de adoTno.-
Fisiologia- Determination, Solfeo "
|canto.
High School y cUmereioss
Freedman Class.
INSTRUCTION Religiosa y Moral Re
t6rica singlesas algebra. -Geograffa
ffHica. -Hiatoria Antigua. Grand
~ticarInglesa, Espafol D Frances. -Di
buto y M6gica. -E1ementos de- Tene-
dIrla de Ahroa Maquina dc escri-
Dir, -Taquigrafas srese
Sophomore ciaas.
Conferencias religiosas y morales.
Ret6rica ingleea. Geometria plana
-Biologfa. Historic de "a Edad Me
dia Y Moderna. -GramAtica Inglega,
Espahol O Frances. -Tenedhrfa de IL
bros. -Maqhina de .escrfblr. -Taqui-
gratfa. DibujO y Mnaica,
Junior Class.
Conferencias Religiosas v Morales.
libros. algebra. Geograffa plana,
.-Legislaci6n commercial. -F1sica.
Historic de Inglaterras Maquina de
escribir. -TaQuigrafla. -Gramatica
Inglesa. Espa6ol. o Frances. -Calculo
rapido y mental. Economic polftica.
Geograffa conercial -Dibujo vi
Mnsica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Conference.-The ReligiOsas y Morales.
Literature Inglesa Ge0netrfa en-
Ell espacio. -Trigonometrfa r~ectilinea.
-Quimica. -HistoriA de America
Grammatical Inglesa. -Teneduria de II
bros. -Taquigraffa- Correspondent
ella Mercantil. -Geograffa Comercial.
-Espanol o Frances. -Dibuio y Md
sica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
d CQLEGIOD DE- S. MlG0EL

Ri Estado de Nuevo Mexico SO aien-
10 orgdllosO en- tener dentro de sus do
minios uni establecimiento docente pa
ia la education de 10 %juyentud, monta
do con todas las comodidades moder-
mas y atendido por p%rofesores compe-
tentes.
Nuestros lectores saben bien que Ell
Colegio de San Miguel, desde 81 run
daci6n ha sldo Ia fuente de saber don
de han bebido sus conocimientos la
gran mayoria de los hijos pr0minen-
tes de este Estado. De ALI han sail
do hombres de estadc, ~prominentes O.
ducadores, y personals de todas las
classes socialeB que en- Ia actualidad
deben Ia posici6n que ocupan en- Ell
mundo gracias a los conocimientos y
sanos principles que les fueron mcll,
eados Dor LOS Hermanos, que han de-
dlcado toda su vida q 10 snsenanza DC
"a; iuventud.
Como 10 anterior eHta profundamen.
ID grabado en- ell coraz0n de muehos
de nuestros lectores que asIstieron q
las aulas del colegio que nos ocupa,
no nos extenderemos sobre este parti.
cular. Solamente diremos que la fa-
ma que ha gozado en- 10 pasado es n
garantfa para Ell porvenir, y que como
dijimos al principle. debemos sentir-
nos orgullosos de tan noble y digna
institution. 1
Este aio. las classes Sc abrieron
Ell lunes pasado, y e 8 de notarse que 2
pesar de las condolences crfticas ppr-
que atrayiesa en- estos momentos A.
nacion, 81 ndmero de alumnos no ha
disminuido, sine que continda con me
torres prospectus que Ell aho anterior,
pues va han llegado. los alumnos que
dehen cursar los estudios el aho ac-
tual, los que pasan de doscientos,
Para ~recfbirios y alojarlos c6modas
mente, Sc hicierOn reformRs en- el edi-
ficio y patios. Con este estaran los
aIpmnos con mas comodidad. especial
mente durante Ell mvierno, y podran
~proseguir sus ~estudios, FL prpfeso-
RADIO ha sido aumentado. siendo para
este precise hacer algunos eambios
en- Ell mismo, y ahora cuenta con IS
W 1T
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Diferencia enoEine.
III j0ven. a5s @E s WI 1874
Que diferenaia hay entire las men.
tiras i~nocenteS y las mentiras perver-
sas2 p@
81 Viejo filosofo.
-Las mentiras i~nocentes son las
que decimos, y mentiras perversas
son aas que oimos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
I'm ronnantico:

I'm romantico:
Isl, senior Barnes. Amo hasta to
da la TERRA que pisa su adorable hiJa.
81 Sr. Barnes.
-Bueno; toda esa terra esta de
venta. Tiene I'D. Ell dinero para com-
prarla?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
GRAY WANTS BOARD
TO HELP FARMERS

WASHINGTON, July 6-Representa-
tive Finly n. Gray yesterday intro
duced bill to create in the Depart
ment of Agriculture special division
of farm information to make available
TO farmers of the country valuable sci
entific information about agriculture,
of which they are not now able to OBJ
tain the benefits. He also wishes to
bring the department closer to them
for parctical instruction in. new and
improved methods of farming, also to
make demonstrations of such methods
in actual farm operations and with
available farm facilities. In state
ment explaining his reasons for intro
ducing the bill Representative Gray
said that only a small amount of the
most valuable information which the
department is capable of giving to the
farmers has been available to them
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the cit
izen Of the city Of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, and
all others concerned. that the I'M
dersigned, being duly qualified
according to law, will make ap-
plication to the Board of County Com,
missioners of said county at it's next
regular session commencing on the
first Monday of Aug. 1915, for a re-
newal of my license to sell intoXicat-
ing liquors at retail with permission to
allow the same to be drank upon the
premises where sold in accordance
with the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State of In
diana, approved March Il, 1875, and
all amendments and additions thereto
and all other laws of the State now in
force in relation to such business.
The precise location of the said
premises for which | desire such IL
cense and a specific description and
location of the room in such building
is as follows:
The front room of a one story frame
building numbered %, situated on the
eastside of North Sth street, said
room being II feet 4 inches wide by
A feet and 8 inches long and being
in the third ward on part of lot num-
Der 10 in that part of the city of
Richmond, Wayne Township, Wayne
County, Indiana, laid out by Charles
W. Starr.
MARTIN J. DOLAN.
DULY 6-1t.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
FORTY men DRILL
IN -FOUR SECTIONS

Captain Paul Comstock met his
squad of rockies at the old Rumely
building last night, and put them
through their drills. He was assisted
by Sergeant Bond, Fred Bayer and
William Fox About forty men were
present
The building furnishes an excellent
place for drill. Captain Comstock Is
we'll pleased with the progress shown
by the men and expects to be able
to advance them rapidly in the art
Of military drill.
Because of the interest another
meeting will be held on Friday even
ing, at 1880 O'Clock, in the Rumely
building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
MRS. PYLE WRITES
DETAILS OF PAhTY'S
ACCIDENT IN AUTO

Word from Mrs. Webb Pyle, who
was member of the automobile party
in which Mr. and Mrs Ed Cooper
were injured last Sunday, states that
Mrs Frank Mccoy was badly bruised
in the accident. Mr. Cooper suffered
severe cuts on his arms from broken
glass, and Mrs. Cooper sustained a
broken arm, and badly wrenched
knee
The cause Of the accident was the
bursting OF trent tire, which skitded
the machine and turned 1t completely
over. Mrs. Pyle. who witnessed the
accident from another automobile, eX-
presses surprise that some of the
party were not killed. Frank Mccoy,
who was driving was dragged from
under the overturned machine unin-
jured. ...
The accident occurred five miles
north of Winchester The party will
return to Richmond next Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
PRIVATE HEARING
Of l0NCMAN CASE
FIXED FOR FRIDAY

For the first time in several years
a member of the police force will be
brought to trial before the metropoli-
tan police board tomorrow evening.
The officer TO be tried is William
Longman, now under suspension, fol-
lowing his arrest for operating a
motor vehicle without a state license
plate. Longman has been a member
Of the force for several years.
About a month ago the police board
requested kongman to submit his
resignation. He refused to do so and
petitioned for hearing of his case,
which request was granted
May Prefer Charges.
IF LOngman wants public hearing
of his case he can have it, said Presi-
dent Eversman of the police beard to-
day. we were not going to prefer
charges against him but he requested
the opportunity of making a state
ment to the board before such action
was taken and we will give him this
opportunity. If his statement is not
satisfactory, then charges will be pre-
lefleu. l cannot Sp0cl1lCally state
what these charges would be at this
time, but in effect they reflect upon
his efficiency as police officer"
Longman said today that, he pre-
ferred to have a private hearing of
his case. Il will make verbal state
ment to the board in defense of my
record as a police officer | will not
be represented by an attorney" ne
added.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
WHOLESOME, SATISFYING

TO get the utmost Of satisfying re-
freshmcnt out OF tobacco, you want a
plug chcw--onc that gives YOU the GER
nire favor of rich, ripe leaf.
Then, too, the most wholesome and
hcalthful way to use tobacco is to
chew it--ard the best and cieancs,
form OF chewing tobacco is the p!u-
form, in which Old Kentucky is made
Old Kentucky is made of the cho:c-
est Buricy leaf, in the worlds greatest
plug tobacco factory, and under the
most cleanE, sanitary conditions.
The luscious favor OF Old Kentucky
Is delicious revelation to any man
who has been chewing ordinary tobac-
sos. 1t is Supremacy satisfying.
Fresh, pure, mellow. chew of Old
Kentucky is real chew-and you will
tcalizc this as soon as you taste it.
Buy l0c plug of Old Kentucky to-
DAY and try it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
KIDNAPPED,
GIRL TELLS
THE POLICE

Opal Oliver the 15-year.old Muncie
girl who was found living here with
Louis 7. Bartlett, aged IS, a restou-
rant chef, charged Bartlett with hav-
ing Kidnapped her after drugging her
before she was returned to Muncie by
her father, Frank Oliver, yesterday
afternoon Chief Goodwin says he be-
lieves the girl told the truth.
Oliver, who had been appointed a
deputy sheriff before leaving Muncte
for Richmond, assumed custody OF the
man who is alleged 10 have betrayed
his daughter.
Takes Prisoner Home.
He informed the Richmond police
that he could be trusted not TO mis-
treat his prisoner, as he would be
satisfied to have the court mete out
Bartlett's punishment. When Oliver
boarded the train for Muncie he was
accompanied by his daughter and by
Bartlett, who was handcuffed 70 him.
The girl says she met Bartlett about
six months ago She Informed Chiel
Goodwin that later she became afraid
Of him and attempted to avoid him.
Last week, she says, Bartlett met
her on street as she was returning
home from work and insisted upon her
accompanying him.
She says they went to a restaurant
for supper, and believes he drugged
her during the meal. When she re-
covered her senses, she says, she was
in New Castle. She says Bartlett In
formed her they were going to Rich
mond and that they arrived here Sat
urday.
The girl appeared to be greatly
elated because she was TO return TO
her home and equally indifferent as to
what fate was in store for Bartlett
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
FORMER LOCAL MAN
DIES IN INDIANAPOLIS

Charles E. Potter received word this
morning of the death of William A
Barnhart, a former Richmond man
He died az s.: 80 O'Clock this morning
from a complication which grew on, OF
the amputation OF a foot, May "A.
Mr. Barnhart was prominent Rich.
mond lodge man, being member OF
lola lodge, No So. X. of P, and White
water lodge, No. Il, l. 0. o. F. The
funeral will be held Saturday after
noon at O'Clock.
Although neither of the local lodges
of which he was a member. will hold
funeral services, the indianapolis lodge
K OF P. will hold a memorial service
Friday night, and the l. o. o. F, lodge
will officiate at the grave Saturday
afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
new TRIAL MOTION
REFUSED BY COURT

Motion for new trial filed by the
plaintiff in the suit for the foreclosure
of a mechanics lien, demand $3.50.
Ellie Coppock vs. Minnie kerlin ct.
al, was overruled in the circuit court
this morning.
A short time ago the case was de-
cided against the plaintiff The suit
arose over a driven we'll In the trial
it was brought out that Coppock took
a contract for driving a we'll for Min
ME kerlin with the understanding
that if water was not reached there
would be no pay. Only few gallons
of water have been obtained from the
we'll
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citiZe- S
Of the city of Richmond, Wayne county.
Indiana and all others concerned,
that the undersigned being duly quail
flied according to law, will make APP
plication to the Board of County Com
missioners of said county, at the next
regular session commencing on the
first Monday of Aug. 1916, for a re-
newal of my license to sell intoxicat-
Ing liquors at retail with permission
to allow. the same TO be drunk upon
the premises where sold in accordance
with the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State Of
Indiana, approved March Il, 1875, and
all amendments and additions thereto
and all other laws of the State now In
force in relation to such business
The precise location OF the said
premises for which | desire such
license and a specific description and
location of the room in such building
Is as follows:
Being a front room about twenty
five (25) feet east and west by fifteen
I5) feet north and south on the
ground floor OF a certain one story
and a half building fronting on the
west side of North 10Th street In the
city Of Richmond, Wayne County,
Indiana, and being numbered COS
North 18th street which building Is
situated on lot number Is In the Year
~ Meeting Of Society Of Friends ad-
dition to the city OF Richmond. of said
Wayne County, being In the third
ward Of said city.
JOHN LENNARD
July 6-lt)