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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
WILL QUIT SAVING DAY
LIGHT ON OCTOBER 27

How do you think you will like I,
when tho time changes back to nor
mali This Is going TO happen soon.
You know, when the time was
changed In the spring, for the
avowed purpose of saving daylight
we all had hard time getting used
to it--that is, all except the news
paper men who work at night any
way They welcomed the change be-
cause II allowed them to get home
earlier In the morning.
Tho change back to normal will be
made officially on October 81. II
Will he n hard matter FOR most peo-
pie to get changed back TO the old
order OF things.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
Chicago Live Stock.
tstrsndberE. MeGreevy & Coz

CHICAGO, Sept s--IIOGS--Reeeipts
1900. market closing active and nearly
steady with yesterdays Svcrage; three
loads late, Si995 mixed highest sales.
1880; butchers slo30Gl995; lights,
$40 IoQl9sO packing sls35@lo.l5;
rough. fl775@ls.25, pigs good to choice.
$4,000 1850
LE-Receipts 10000: all classes
very slow and unevcnly lower mostly l5m
csc down. Beef cattle good, choice and
prime. ti6OO@l9 60, common, s9.75@
1850. butcher stock cows and heifers
S6.N5tr 10 2i, canners and cutters 81 bj6r
SOS; Stockrrs and feeders good choice
and fancy, SlO.75G 1875. common, S775D
1915: veal calves good choice. Sls,25Q
10 90
SHEEP-Rcceipts n 90 sheep slow to
lower; fat lambs. asa soc lower, with
feeding lambs steady; top western lambs,
Sl7.7S; top natives sl7.OO lAms. choice,
Sl7 oo0l77S; medium, Sl5OO@ 1900:
culis, 80. so a 10 90: ewes, choice. Sil256
II IS medium, 50 975Gll25 ,culls, 81 500
\ 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
.OLD-FASHl0NED SHELLS
SHOWN IN STORE WINDOW

Two bullets as big as a mans
fist, made OF cast iron and hollow
inside, are on display in the window
Of the Boswell jcwelry store on Main
street These bullets were used at
the battle OF Pea Ridge, Ark, in
1853 1t is hard to describe the
difference between these old bullets,
or shells, whichever they may be,
and those in use at present The
shells used in he present war have
timing devices that make them eS-
0lode At the second they are wanted
TO, These old shells were filled with
explosives and ignited by the explo-
sion Of the gun itself. exploding al
most any time the fuse burned up.
In some cases they were as danger
Gus to the gunners shooting them as
10 the enemy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
GIBBONS ANNOUNCES
PLAN FOR BUILDING
lines Regulations for ConstrIc-
ton as Now Permitted.
TYRELL is NAMED CHAIRMAN
Committeo VIII Hear Applications
and Pass on NCtcssiticsi War
Building 20 Come First.

Upon receipt Of Instructions from
tho state council yesterday. Chair
man J. Burr Gibbons Of the county
council OF defense lssuod the follow
Ing statement last night:
All persons, firms or corporations
desiring TO construct new buildings,
residences or other Improvements
and all those desiring 10 make add
tions 10 or improvements In existing
buildings, must make application TO
the county council Of defense. Tho
council will furnish such applicants
with official questionnaircs. These
uuestionnnres must he sworn TO
under oath and filed In duplicate
with the county council Of defense
The questionnairCs cover such
Information as tho name and address
OF applicant, description OF work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
KAnsaa CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26.-HOGS-Rc
ceipts. 5000; steady bulk, SIsIO@ "a. 10.
heavy, Sls75@ 10 go; lights, Sis25@
10. 40; pigs, ti6.OO@ls50
erns; slow. steady Prime led steers,
sl7.Sod 10. 90; dressed beef steers,
$40 OO@l7 90; southern steers $1,000
Il 90. cows, $500 1900 heifers, $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
Fort Worth Live Stock.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 26-CAT.
TIE Receipts, 1000 active and steady.
BeeVes, 7jOM 1900.
HOGS Receipts 1000; 25@45c down.
Heavy, SlS75n 10 90 SHEEP--RecelptS,
so. steady. lambs. Sl45OM ZOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
Kan.as CitY Provisions.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 26.--BuTTER Snt
OjLTRl unchanged.
EGGS -Firsts, II Nc seconds, 36 Nc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
4I5OMI5.OO: cAlYe.,

I95o; stockerS, 3I5oGI5.oo; calves,
50 OOGil.jO.
Receipts, 1900; 25G soc
lower, lambs. SlI50@l6.75; yearlings,
$lO.OO@ 1900: wethers. 5000 pll.O0;
ewes, s.O0Y 1900; stockers. S7Oo9lI00.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
Chicago Grain Futures
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY Sept 26.--oAS1H
WHEAT steady 70 higher No. l hard
nominal: No q $2l6@2l7h; No. /, red
ssls No. > So i5G2 l5.h
ORN-lrrcrulArly steady 70 higher; No
. mixed. 81 65Ml.7o. No white, 81 $50
81: No > yellow, $1,000 Is.
OATS-HiEher No ., white, 74hs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27

Buy bonds and back the guns that
hit the Huns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27

UfGA
AT THE
Tulsa
GARMENT
Factory
TODAY
New Fall Poplins in solid
colors of blue, brown. green.
wine, black, Copen. pink and
rose. Special for today, 22c
per yard .-.-..----.
27-inch Fancy Kimono> Silks.
oriental designs. Regular soc
per yard values. Special 22r
for today, per yard .-.- WV
Dotted Curtain Swiss, So
inches wide: fine sheer quail
ity. Special for today, 22c
& per yard ....-.-.---
36-inch Fancy Curtain Scrim.
in ecru and white; hemstitched
borders. Special for to- 22r
day, per yard ......-..
Women's summer weight
Unionsuits, lace trimmed. Reg
ular SOC quality. Special 22n
for today. each ......
45-inch Ollcloth. in white and
colors. Good. heavy quality.
Special for today. per 22n
yard ...............
Extra large pure white Bath
Towels, worth SOC each. Spe-
cial for today. 22c
eaCh ...'.........
Fancy Plaid Ginghams; regu-
lar 4Oc quality, Special 22c
for today. per yard. -. WV
Children's good heavy black
school Hose. all sizes. Special
for today, two pair re
Tor ..S.........-.
36-inch comfort Challis, bright,
beautiful colors; regular 45c
quality. Special for to- 22e
day, per yard .-.-.-.
45-inch Pillow Slips, made OF
good heavy tubing. Regular
45c values. Special for 22n
today, each 900. WV
27-inch Bleached Canton Flan-
nels, heavy quality. Spe- 22c
ial for today, per yard WV
Fancy Art Ticking for pillows
Special for today. per 22c
yard
Women's Lisle Hose, white or
black. Special for to- 22c
day, per pair ....... WV
Fancy Kimono Fleece, all
colors, beautiful designs. Spe-
cial for today, per 22c
yard
Windsor Crepes for night
gowns; rose. pink. light blue,
maize and white. Spe- 22c
cial for today. per yard WV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27
Independent on Stocks.
GtFandhetg MrftFaeyv L. a.
Liberty Bond Closlng .

NEW YORK, sept 2o--LIbcrly bonds
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List of Bills

Canon City. Colo.
Colorado. at It's meeting July /. 1915:
Salary Fund. n Cooper. $500:
$500: Grant Dickinson. $500: John
$500: q J, ESndaSL .l5.oa: :.
j. seaman. 5000: Aurussus Pease. Se.
$4,000: c. N benton. $500
sus s,ree', , Al,ey Al =. and Brldge Fund;.Tom
sss5o: chas. Morris. $500: Tom lam.
esn sieoS Ed sd bse snrGR sasss 500 jaS o wala
90. IS; IS; Fremont County Nsi'I Bank.
Co. st-o5s Ellis * Hood. IS cts. :. g.
Taylor II 4 60; sis-ss :Blsnchs NJ
lison- Sstoe; city Clerk. 80 cts. silv\r
Park Fund--Harve Bisbie. $50. osN
Ice Amick: sts-se T. r Smith. $500;
Bancroit idw- Co.. si-as. w. G. Camp
Fire Fund y. Barber. $4,000: G.
I. i.AdGe,s sso; 90: W. W. McSi-h.
Hu,ehison. si,eo: J. n Govern. ZOE.
refTH Police sot FgndM .ss 90 r ssinnsr sIoS 90: =
Co. sss.4o. Canon city Record sI-ss.
Cemetery Fund.-A- : Aunroe.
Cleveland. sis-so: .'ni l. hei,. n'yy sf:oe: W. n
J. Asher. sis.oos The Franklin Press
Co ss5;ss; J. seaman. 1915: Dickerson
Lighting Fund.-Ark. Valley r. L. &
p Co. sii..55
Library Fund-Mrs. Julia Mack.
Health Fund.-. c. Webb. $500:
Palace Drug Store. si.os.
Miscellaneous Fand. Mountain
States T & T. Co. $3s5. Canon City
Record. siS.Ie; County Treasurer.
sl1.se: Banner Chemical, Co. $500:
Hunter Palmer. IS cts. city Clerk
slss, G G. Patton. sl-e5. j. w. Nc
Daniels. S6.o2: McIlvaney a Higgins.
$500. -Emmerson Fur. Co. ss.eo;
Sidewalk & u. g. No. 1, City Treasurer.
ses0.so.
Water Fund.-Johr CheteIat. sIe5.ee:
lee wynkoop. $500: Y Porteous,
$500. Roy Walton. Ss5.oes ]. Seaman.
st5.oe: Theo. Shoemaker. $500. Park
Allison $3.50; John Hundley. s1T.e5
c. F. Morris. sl7.e5. Jack Donahue.
$500: John Hamilton, $3.50: Ham Bar
ber. sio.se. l. r. Sipe. sie.eo; J. Z
Helm. $1,000. Paul t;ochenhour. $500;
Jack Blythe. <lsoo; Ed. Hatton. $3.50;
F. n Mckay. $500; chas. Brennon,
sesn sos EssS ssSo 4sSTe a HoaseSn sseo lsso: .se
Geo Schultz st5o: j. II. Isabel. $50 90;
J. X. Govern. s4.e0; Lorentxl Ritxman,
sesSS0. Ellis x Hood $iT.s5: Emil
Gauikc. $l.s5: 3 q. Taylor r. 4 Il. Co.
$3.50. city Clerk. siS.S5. Ark. v. Ry
l. & 4. Co. SS.es: Mountain States T
4 7. Co, $3.50. Hendrie Il. NJ & : CO.
sse.4S. First Matt. Bank. s57.Ss: Ramb-
Ter Print shop. sI5.eS; Biggs Lhr Co.
J. SEAMAN.
Clark
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RECEPTION FOR MR..
AND MRS. RuTTER.

About fifty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Rutter were charm
ingly entertained Monday evening at
the home OF the Mrs. Lovern. mother
of Mrs Rutter. Solos by Mrs. Rutter.
Miss Anna Sundauist and Mr.. Hubert
T,emayne, assisted by Miss Helen
Lineer. were greatly enjoyed by the
guests while a mock wedding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter and Hubert Ire
mayne caused much laughter when
the minister insisted upon kissing the
bride.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed in cut flowers and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Rutter's two
younger sisters. Misses Ruby and
Lois Lovern. The guests left at a
late hour. all wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutter many happy years OF welded
life.
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TELEPHONE coMPANY's eusi-
NESS HERE INCREASES.

The business of the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph COM
pany in Canon City has shown a mark
ed growth in volume during the past
year and is now the greatest in its
history. The local exchange has LAG
more phones in use at present than 1t
had a year ago and there is a more
general use OF them than ever be-
daily average of 500 local and 25s
toll. or long distance calls by patrons
OF the Canon City exchange. The
daily average now is s.sls local and
So toll calls The increased business
is due in some measure to- the war
and the enterprises it has ser on foot.
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MARRIED IN puesLo.

Miss Grace Losern and Mr.. Marion
Rutter were married in Pueblo. Wed.
nesday. July 3rd. at the home of DR.
Lowry, pastor of the Park Avenue
Presbyterian church of that city. The
wedding came as a complete surprise
to friends OF the young people here,
Miss Lovern is well known young
lady and a soioist OF the First Pres.
byterian church OF this city and has
a host of friends who Join in wishing
her many years of happiness.
Mr.. Rutter Is fine young man. OF
good character and has made many
friends since coming here from Ne.
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter will make
their home In Canon City
After the wedding. Mr. and Mrs
Rutter and Mrs. Lovern. mother OF
the bride. were entertained at a
charming dinner party at the home
OF G. E. Lovern, uncle of the bride
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GUY E. MILLER HohoaEo
nv HIS SCHOOL

Guy e iraaier. son OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frank X. KILLER of Lincoln Park. Who
has Just completed the Junior years
course OF study at the Colorado State
School OF Mines at Golden, has been
selected by the faculty rs one OF sew
en- men from that institution TO go
TO the Presitso at San Francisco for
two months of intensive military
training at the expense OF the govern.
ment and will leave for the Pacific
coast to enter upon his work there.
within the next few days. He is a
member OF the engineers reserve
corps and the purpose Of the govern
ment in sending him to the Preside
for army training is to prepare him
to be an instructor OF the cadet corps
a, the school Of mines next year.
He Is expected to arrive here next
Saturday for a brief visit with his
parents before proceeding TO San
Francisco. He Is scheduled to leave
here for the coast Sunday afternoon.
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Four tD finished polished Stones.
Twenty teo) finished polished

Four tp finished polished Stones.
Twenty te0) finished polished
Stones.
Eleven tii) unfinished Stones.
Fifty tso) polished Stones. nearly all
large.
One ti) finished Marker, inscription.
- r. podge-SftSe-1s0o.s
or so much thereof as is necessary TO
roaiize the sum OF Ten hundred and
aeventy-uine Dollars and Seveaty- four
Cents tti.o59.7D damages, with trtsr-
est thereon from the said LIST day OF
July. a. y. tsis, to the date OF sale at
sns rsss OF a, pss o~n,, Ssn per g asns Eogs sra
en- Dollars and twenty three Cents
tss7xsl. and the costs aud expenses
OF sale. adjudged In favor OF said
plaintiifs- IN said Judgment
Dated at Canon CITY, Colorado. this
iosh day w,5gfxM Ss 59ly 4 r z. 1s,s 1HnwcoMa
sheriff Of Fremont County. colrrado--
FIRST pub. July IL. 1914
LASt pub. July IL 1919 ~
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Little Boy Lost
in the Mountains

In recen. letter from Ccttc.-ccS
lake. near Buena Vista, to Canon City
friends. Mrs. ID. Z. Robson of South
Canon. who is spending the summer
at the family cottage there. says:
"a very exciting thing happened
here last week. which occupied all OF
our time and thots for couple of
days and nights. About o'clock in
the morning car with footing horn
drove up to our cottage and stopped
in front of our door. Two men got
out OF the machine and asked If we
would get mp and help look for six
year-old boy by the name of Lewis,
who had gotten lost the previous
Glasgow joined IN the search at about
half past O'Clock and hunted all that
day and the NEXT night and until nine
o'clock the following morning. wheR.
being nearly exhausted. they came
home and went TO bed to get some
much needed rest. They had been
sleeping about two hours when We
heard the rifle shots. which was sig
nal that the lost boy had been found.
The boy. with two older companions
had been out on the side Of the noun
tain bunting. within sight of their
camp, when the two Older lads shot
home with it. The boy started on in
the right direction but lost his way
and wandered on and could not find
the trail. 1t was after nine O'Clock
at night when the people at the camp
learned that the lad was lost They
hunted for him until daylight. with
out result. and then sent a request to
Buena Vista and to the cottagers at
him. The camp from which he had
wandered OF is located half way be-
tween here and Buena Vista. In q
short time half of the citizens of
Cottonwood lake community were out
searching for the boy. In order to
help matters. they sent to Colorado
Springs for bioodhounds. which
the afternoon They we're placed on
the trail of the missing boy and fol-
lowed it until O'Clock at night and
then gave up the chase. They really
did no good at all
There were hundreds of men hunt
ing in the mountains and along the
streams for the lost younsster. Even
the river was not forgotten 1t GER
tainty was exciting. The boy bad
gone two nights and day and a half
when a man who had just joined the
searching aprty and was sitting in his
car on the road. looked up and dis
covered the boy seated on a log near
the roadside. The boy appeared very
calm and seemed to be utterly indif-
ferent to his plight He said he had
been out six nights and was not fright
cned 10 the least
Everybody was. of course. delight
ed that he had been found alive and
well as We had almost given up all
hope of his being alive The boy was
taken to a physician for examination
as it was feared from his manner
that the shock OF being lost SO long
might have unbalanced his mind. l
haven't yet heard the verdict. The
mother was almost insane. as may be
imagined but -all's well that ends
WE'LL Don't think that life in the
mountains is all monotony. we man
age a little excitement now and them
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wslll sAcRtFlce PIANO.

We have had left on our hands
near Canon City . new. strictly high
Grade plano. which. II taken at once,
will bc sold at tremendous sacri.
nee. In fact NO reasonable otter will
be ercfused for quick business. spe-
ciai tsrms will be given responsible
party. Write quick fol. information Il
interested to ~
THE DENVER MUSIC co.
aSts Denver. Colo.
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TAKES ROY rHoMpsoN's
PLACE AT SANK.

John Liggett. Who has been en-
ployed with the Arkansas Valley. Auto
company At Pueblo since the first of
the year. has taken a position as book
keeper at the Fremont county Nation
al bank a. the successor OF Roy W.
Thompson. who recently resigned his
work there to enter the service OF the
Borroughs Adding Machine company
with headquarters at Pueblo. Mr..
Lggiett entered upon his duties at the
bank tho first Of the week. Mrs. Lig.
sett and baby have been visiting in
Florence for some time but win come
to Canon City to make their home as
soon as a suitable place Of residence
can be secured.
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ROCkVALE NEWS

Miss Mae Marsh was in Florence
Tuesday.
Miss Miss Ruby Angel was Florence
visitor Tuesday.
Jonathan Bamberry OF the county
farm is in town visiting old acqnaint-
ances. He was also here Tor che
Fourth.
Saturday was pay day for the men
at the local mine
Coal Creek won the 500 purse the
Fourth By defeating Chandler ON the
local diamond.
Gabriel smilovitch was in Florence
Tuesday.
Mrs. David scoIIick was a Florence
visitor Tuesday
Miss Mary Price was In Canon City
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcshane and two chill
dren Of Crested Butte are here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grant and
family.
Ithil Williams. wife and son OF
Chandler were in town Sunday visit-
ing Mr.. and Mrs: Jawes Newell.
Mrs. Robert Adams was visiting In
Canon City Monday.
Mrs Thomas Easton was in Canon
Monday.
Mrs. A. 3. Coodhead and daughter
Murn were visiting In Florence Mon
day.
Mrs. Thomas L. Everiy was a Canon
City visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Harrington OF Lead
VILE. enroufe to Denver stopped on
here Monday to visit Mrs. Thomas L.
Everiy aud family.
Mrs. Albert Jones was a Florence
visitor Monday.
Mrs. George Johnson is on the sick
list.
VIM. q williams is standing the
hot weather fairly we'll.
MT. Margaret Johns has gone TO
Routt county for an extended visit
with her sister. Airs. Guy Meyers.
W. J. Jones has returned from the
east
Mrs. J. T. Donaldson was Canon
City visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis L. Job was in Canon
Tuesday.
Frank Pappish was In Florence
Tuesday.
There were ninety-three at the n.
z. Sunday school last Sunday.
John Maiina has purchased mo
torcycie.
A. P. Easton was Canon City Wis
itor Monday.
Miss Mabel Kite was Florence
visitor Monday.
Miss Catherine Kochan was in Flor
ence Monday. ~ ~. 81
Miss Thelma Nevis visited in Flor
ence Monday. -
Gordon Scott. Oswald Thomas and
L. j. Berry motored to Denver satur-
day. returning Monday.
Chester Phillips left Monday for
westciine.
Mrs. Robert Angel was in Florence
Tuesday.
Gregg Browning is home on fur
Tough from San Diego. Calf. He likes
the service in the navy and has de-
veloped wonderfully since he has been
in the service.
There was a meeting OF the Red
Cross finance committee Monday.
VIM. McShane came in from Crested
Butte the first of the week to visit
relatives.
The Red Cross meets every Tues
day afternoon and evening and We'd
nesday morning.
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ppRor>rn NOTICE.

EsTATE OF LOUISA BorER. DE
cEASEp.
M persons having claims AGAINST
present them for adjustment TO tn.
County Court of Fremont County.
Coforado. on the tweRtteth day OF
AMELIA H JONES'
Administrative with VIII Annexed.
First pub. Juhe 20, 1918.
Last pub. July rs. iSiS.
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Nctiee is hereby given that the fol
lowing registered School Warrants Is
sued BIZ The several Districts OF FIRE.
mont county. drawn upon the several
lunos VIII be-paid upon presentation
10 hne county Treasurer at his office
AZ .tanon City 4Cniorade.5A amy time
ourIus business hours between the
dete OF this notice and the .2sth day
cf July. 1918. and further notice is
hereSs given that School Warrants
called by this notice not so presented.
after midnight of July rs. 1915
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Whereas. by virtue of special exc
cutton issued out OF the County Court
of said Chanec County in the above
entitled cause. on to-wit. the LIST day
OF July. \. u. 1918. and to me direcsed
whereby am commanded to sell and
Ing to the defendant. and levied upon
by me ON the LIST day OF October. \.
n 1917. by virtue of certain writ OF
attachment issued in said cause. the
Judgment, interest thereon. costs of
suit and expenses OF sale. due said
plaintiffs therein.
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby Civ
cution, viii. on Tuesday. the sSrd
day Of July. a. u. 1918. at the hour Of
o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
at the Plant of said defendant COM
pany. The Federal Granite and Power
Company. In said Fremont County. and
where the following described proper
~ Is focatedl, offer for sale and sell
at public auction. to the htEhest bid
der for cash In hand the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
One stil small finished stone marker.
Inscription Infant Son OF Mr. and
Mrs, Jos. Lindsay Nov l-isiS--Sos.
one large finished Hsadstonc with
base, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
six <6l large finished base Stones
Three tS) large finished and carved
Headstones with base,
Niue te3 large polished Stones.
rwcnty-six (.sl small polished
one a, iarus tooA finished Stone.
One IN medium. Rock.
One. C1) lot or pile Of unfinished
Stones. y,