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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09
MORE DEATHS ARE
DUE TO INFLUENZA
Many Victims Fail To Survive
Crisis.

nv itiidlAS vi Ittadlt AilbH NltW
art, who died at Camp Meade. were
brought to Martinsburg this morn
ing and removed 10 the home of his
brother-in-law, 519 South Raleigh
street, where the remains of the lads
been awaiting. There will be doub.
lie funeral at o'clock Sunday morn.
ing and the mother and son will be
taken to Pine Grove, near Winches
ter foor interment Young Mr.. Stew.
art is survived by three sisters, Mrs
Vallie Barnhart. of Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Florence Rudy, of South Queen
street, and Mrs. NJ B. Adams. South
Raleigh street; also one brother
Sheridan, who is very i'll at Camp
Humphreys, Va.
Mamie Roman
Mamie Roman, colored. of Charles
street, who was first i'll with infuen-
"a and wen out too soon. suffered a
backset which developed into pneu-
monia, died at 1890 Tuesday. He
, will be buried Thursday at Middle
town. Va He is survived by his wild
ow and six children
Richard l. Bales
| Richard l. Bales. of 500 Virginia
avenue. So years old. died last night
| at the City Hospital. of pneumonia
/ He is survived by his widow. form
erly Miss Perks. of Charles Town !;
sons, Russell and Amos. He was a
son Of Mrs. James Bales, of Blue
mont Va.
A Mr.. Wright
A Mr. Wright, living on South
, Church street, also died No informa
1 ton could be secured as to his fam
lily.
VendoIia Gerbrick
Miss vendolia Gerbrick. aged 81.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Ger
brick. SIS North Third street died at
: o'clock Tuesday night of influenza.
She was a member of Christ Re-
formed church Miss Gerbrick Is the
second to die in the family her sis
ter. Miss Vergie, who expired last
week. She is survived by one broth.
er, Jacob: and three sisters, Rose,
Grace and Mrs. H. J. Fortney
Miss Davis Funeral
The funeral of the late Miss Hattie
Davis will take place Thursday aft.
crnoon at o'clock from the home.
1l6 Union avenue. Rev DR.. w F.
Gruver officiating, Interment in Green
Hill Cemetery.
Infant Dies
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Garrett. residing over
Spillman's store. corner of Queen
and Burke streets, aged 10 days. i'll
since birth, was buried yesterday.
Dies In Camp
Marvin Henry. young Jefferson
county soldier. died after a short ILL
ness in the cantonment hospital at
Camp Lee, eyed % years. Deceased
was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Henry of Ransom. His parents, four
brothers and two sisters survive. The
body was brought to Charles Town
for interment.
Funeral OF Drew
The funeral Of the colored man,
Drew, who died at Hainesville, will
take place from the home Friday at
10 o'clock. He married a daughter of
Jerry Middleton.
Mrs, Thompson
The funeral of the late Mrs. ]. G,
Thompson, South Church street. will
take place from the home at 10
o'clock Thursday morning. Rev, w.
A. McKeefry. of st Joseph's Catho-
lie church, will ofiieiate,
Twin Child Dies
| One of the twin children Of Mr..
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18th LOAN BONDS

Ready for immediate de-
livery to cash subscribers at
the Bank of Martinsburg.
10 4 LIP ct
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RAGS WANTED.

Large clean cotton rags wanted al
this office.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09

Wanted: Several men with me-
chemical Ability. Apply Norwals
Motor Car Co 8 "a 1p u
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09
WANTED AT ONCE.

Sales lady for dry goods store AID.
dress "Dry Goods" care Journal.
. Is 1p tt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09

WANTED: Blacksmith helper. Ap.
ply Norwalk Motor Car Co.
8 II LIP II.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09

FOR SALE-Stock ewes. G. G.
Grove and Son. . 5 1p II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-09

WANTED-One experienced motor
mechanic and one night Waterman.
Apply at Pines Garage. 10 5 1p If
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CONTINUED on page nve)
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London. Oct. 9.-Serious riots di-
rected against the reigning families
have broken out in Bavaria, accord
ing to unconfirmed reports received
by fhe Mail today.
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WEATHER

Fair and cool tonight and Thurs
day
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15
Tie sun Special Service

Tie sun Special Service.
KANsAS CITY. Mo. NOV. H..
cattle roce o. today were thii'l -four
tuuusnnd mead. Market steady 60.
strong and top around St7OC Hog
supply WIS 1irtren .hougarG he3G.
the market averaging about ten cc.ts
tower With The too % I7.G5 Sheep
and lambs !"li, cirlt thousand head.
Market nom ut'i. steady Best lambs
are worth $3.50. Al desirable kill
ing cattle sp,d stroag last week and
beef steer nr'y cents higher nt the
close ~ the week. COWS firm ana even
and cnuuers rcEniniuR IA, loss thev
suffered the iirsi two days uf the
week Sales 10. beef cattle to-day lrc
steady Co .trulS PRIME steers quot
able up 90 1890. Hhprt fcj wvcrr
ti3.5o 10 tt5.75, plam natives 5000
~ Si2.50 and weiRhiv WESTERN grass
steers $3.50 to $500. Catncr cows
sell around $3.50. butcher COWS So 70
~ f175 and veal valves $1,000 to-
tt1.OO. The beet cattle market has
Immense capacity ut th,g time 1s
shown by the strong prices paid the
lnat haiti ut last week. notwithstnnh-
ing the fact that the total cattle re-
tflllN NNi WV Nffh wv iWlA'fl W II
hundred and fout Thousand mead. AN
Increase uf twent, eight thousand
over the same week last yesr. Gopd
lstuckcrs ana feeders sold ftcrdf bat
week. but common stock steers. ~
which there was a large number. sold
90 low level. mostly $500 90 5000.
with SOME ~ these held over uil this
week Fecding steers ranged from
$3.50 a. ttlsO. nli stock steers 5000
e. at2.tO and stock COWS AMI hcifrra
$3.50 Co $500.
Opening prices were ten Gee iifty'a
cents lower on hogs. hut the mar.
kct closed stronger. packers paving
the top price ~ fi7.Nb Tor medium
ana hcayA weight hoEs ightwcights
selling up to tiT1O. hulk uf sales
tt7.tO e. st7f0 and stock pits sil.oa
to $3.50. The market was uui ky
over today us workers IN packing
houses left their work for the DAY
before noon. ana went home O., cole.
brat. the ending ~ the wpr. Aver.
axe ~ packers druves t1dn' viii
figure around Si5.6O. riiil fort,
cents above the established minimum
The market declined fifty cents 60
u dollar last week On sheep ana
lambs and Httc- were bnroiy st"adN
to-day some medium class natives M
$500. good lambs worth ~ to
$3.50. fat cwcs $500 "a $500. good
feeding lambs si2.o0 10 ttl5i and
common light feeding lambs down 10
$500. Moderate receipts grs expect
cd and statesmen count ON an advance
In the market la the near future.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15
GOVERNMENT SOON ~ ru
FIN THE pRICi ~ WOOL

within the next few days the gov.
eminent VIII fiN the price 81 wool.
otherwise u would soar from my.
four cents to a dollar pound" ace
cording 20 u statement made by br.
s W Mcclure. secretary ~ the Ma
tional WaolgrnWers association. last
Tuesday "For the prst hundred
years wool has brought higher prices
after war than during the war, and IL
h to be- expected that prices Will gn
up now. even though tie government
will allow Il tn go little higher than
the present price liked last year"
The demand Tor wool will be- much
greater. but nevertheless high price
IL not a question ~ supply and de-
mand. he says hut due Co continued
advance In wages that have increased
the price, Labor has been high and
the laborers viii not ~ hack Ia the
lower scale. So IN order 10 make up
Tor this Increase wool must sell al a
high price for years" h his opinion.
Labor cost ~ not entirely 60 blame.
for prices OF other commodities have
gone up. Wool sacks which cost
forty-fiye cents last year now cost
Si,65. Hay used 10 average from
five dollars To slN dollars ton. Now
the price Is fixed In Idaho a. $3.50
"a ton. Shearers used o. work for
eight cents "a head. Now they receive
twenty cents
We are about to face the biggest
demand Tor wool In the history % the
world declares DF. Mcclure. The
government Will need Il Tor the army,
ana civilians who nave been deprived
~ wool for the past six months are
going o. demand Il for new clothes.
Australia has large supply Of wool
on hand, he says. hut no ships are
available Tor transportation, and dis
lance rs too great Co allow them "a be-
used n there we're enough America
can only raise 80 per cent of the wool
she requires ana ~ Australia's wool
could %, shipped h would bee enough
90 supply us Tor twelve months.
High prices viii prevail after th,
war tor many years ana business ot
lam kinds win mot SO hack 90 working
ON q competitive basis as il dld ia
prcwtr days pr Mcclure uys
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FARMERS NilE Nor CLEAR
uN ROOD REGULATIONS

iu answer Co q complaint which 81
b. understood b. being made ny farm
ers of the uintnh BASIN that M tie
disposition 81 their wheat tho, rr'"
been Inconvenience by reason %, uti
order 81 the fnud ndmiuiai saiiun.
which prohibits them from selling II
even though they need thu money
with which e. pay their taxes NJ ~
Greene. Utah representative of the
United States Grain corporation. said
last Tuesday that the farmers owl
IDENTITY are lnhuring under minp.
~ chenrinn.
There ~ me- prn, iHiun ~ th' food
regulations which prohibit the farmer
making any disposition uf his wheat
Whiyn he may choose. and the may
feed tp stock " they ~ d-rir' or II
thry cannot nnd a market az the
maximum price fixed by the govern
mont thcy may sell II az "a lower pri""
~ they find u necessary a. realize i'm
mediate money from the sale, Thor
b. mo- handicap In the regulations.
SAYS Greene, and no restrictions
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NOTICE 10 WATER USI

NOTICE 10 WATER USERS.-
state Engineers office. salt Lake
tity Utah Nuy e.. lalN.- Nntlr,
b. hereby given that the Well
ingtnu Canal company With H. pyinrl-
pal office ut Wellington. Utah. has
made application lu accordance with
the requirements ~ See. l2NNNgs.
chap, g. Session Laws NJ Utah, 1909.
tn chang. tho plar. Of use of twenty
i2Ol sorond-f,et of water diverted
from the piice river In Carbon cuun-
- 40 "a point 1900 feet south and 1870
feet west of the northwest corner Df
Sec. o., Twp ~ South, Range 40 East,
Salt Lake base and meridian. and
heretofore used from March 18th %
November 18Th, inclusive, of each
year, q" irrIgate 1890 acres of land
embraced iu SoDs. 20 uud 30. Twp. u
south, Range 10 East: Sec I. TWp.
10 South, Range 10 EHst. srr-. %.
aud NEt SWii SEQ. z. Twp. I5 south.
Range n Eust. Sors. ~. rs. 20 30.
20 and 30, TWP. ~ South. Range n
East, 10 DO now desired o. change
from the land Irrigated in said SEQ.
l Hud Goo irrigltp Boo addition 10 the
r'.i ni ihr land above described the
land embraced in the NWtNEL
81 = NWi, ana NEaSWE SEQ 4.
ana the WisSWA Sec o. Twp 10
south, Range East This upplirl-
non iF designated boz the state en-
sintrrs uflig, us Nc al06. An Ur.-
tests against the granting of said
application. stating the reasons there-
'.' must Zee made Dos affidavit in
Nulll''l' accompanied with fee uf
.-."'' ma iilcd in this office within
OnliF 'aoi days after tho completion
't lne publication ot this notice. e.. O..
" ''NAGlE, state Engineer
'''r "i first pub Nov 10. 1915.
l'' cot completion of publication
h', 10. 1915.
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WITH TuE 1--WE sTOCKMEN
or THIS SECTION on UTAH

The commanding oft,eor ot the rec
mount division of the United States
army ut HeUgh. Mont, '1s received
Instructors that tlu zone fur tho
purchase ut horses and mules has
been cNtrndcl tn include Utah. This
confirms the previous announcement
~ the war industries board relative
10 the great addition 10 utah's pay
rolls through the stimulation this viii
give 90 the raising of horses and
mules
Al a meeting of the state live stock
board last Saturday, Or III, |, Noor-
hees of Manu and Dr n. c. Swalberg
OF Gunnison we're appointed deputy
state veterinarians. and the resigna-
ton OF George r.. Olson OF Morgan.
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n TN SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS.

tfirt Court 1T the State ~ Utah With.
he ANA For carbon County u'rohntc
Division In the Matter ct th,
Estate uf j Amnnu. Deceased 30.
tive. The petition uf y H. iiushi,
motto. PRAYING Tor th, lssuanDe GOD
himself uf letters of administration lu
the estate ct J Amnno. deceased,
hns been -rt fur hearing un Tuesday
the lrd dnN of December. \ H.. 1918.
ne o'clock g. M. at the county court,
huu-r ln the courtroom uf said court
bee Price, Carbon county stptr 81
Utah witness the clerk ~ said
court With the seal thereof AFFIXED
trir lsth dry uf November 4. o.,
1915. o. s. iIpBsLEY. clerk, MAR.
UAi.lsT ilpHsLEY Deputy w. g.
iunrh, Attorney fur Petitioner
First publ Nov o., ust dee. o. -lN
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NorICE-srNrE or UrAm. co.'s.

a. ~ Carbon. Ia Price, precinct OF
Fnid county have IN my possession
the following described estray ami
mails which " not claimed and taken
away, viii be sold az public auction
tp the highest cash bidder nt my resi-
d"noo in Price precinct. on the ion
dny ~ November, 1915. at the hour
ul o'clock y, m; one hrindlr steer
one year old. branded on loft ribs haf
over letter q, marks, crop ana slU IN
l"it ear crop ana underhit In rgih'
ear. Waddle on Jaw, one red yrarlins
white faced hcifer, upper slope ~
right ear ana crop In LETT ear o.
brands visible. Said estrnyH Nef'
taken up by me In said precinct on
the "a day ~ November, 1918, on
SON 4. LARSEN. poundkosper to'
Price precinct.
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~ riIE DISTRICT Counr ~ can.

bon County. State Of Utah. itces 4
Lewis. Plaintiff. vs. Mary t.cWh
Defendant Summons. The State Of
Utah to the Said Defendant yo1
are hereby summoned To- appear win.
in twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon YOU. II serNcf
within the county IA which this a..
ton b. brought. otherwise. within
thirty days after service ana defend
the above entitled action. end In cas-
of your failure pa &C. de-. judgment will
be- rendered against you according O.
the demand ct the complaint. which
has been filed with the clerk ~ saii
court This action N brought ~ ~.
cover judgment diasolying the mar
riuEr contract heretofore eXistinF
between you and the piaintiff . .
WOODS. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY Post.
office address. Price, Utah.
First pub. Nov. \. last Dee. q. 1915
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.oTICE ron PUBLICATION =

NOTICE ron ftHfItNItON.-
Gublithcr.l Department ~ the In
tctior. United States Land Orn,c ~
Salt Lake city. Utah. oct. a. 1915.
N"tirc ~ hereby given that Joseph a..
rldwcll ~ Wellington Utah. who On
October IS. 1913. made home
stead entry. Serial ~ 0itN7I. Tor
NEA, Sec. .. Twp ~ south. Range
~ East Salt Lake meridian has
filed nu,i,c ct intention a. make
uy'-Nonr proof Co establish claim q"
IN" land above described. before the
clerk ~ the district court ut Price.
Utah. "u the Joth duY ~ November.
1918 Claimant names ns witnesses
william j. TidWeil. John ~ Romiuc.
David \. Tidwcll and Frank Tidwcll.
al 81 Wellington. Utah. GOULD ~.
iii.NKEtN. Register
First pub OCT. n, last Nov ~. 1918.
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NoTIcE.-srArE or wan. oous.

~ Of Carbon, In the Price precinct
ct said county. ! have In my posses
sion the following described cstral
animals which. II not claimed ana
taken away. viii be sold al publ
auction To the highest cash bidder A.
my rcsidenr" In Price precinct. on
the itth day 81 November. 1918, a.
tho hour ~ .. M; one black hura
about ton years old. weight twelve
hundred pounds. branded on left thigh
bar under l.. one hay horse about
ten years years old. weight about one
thousand pounds. branded On lcn
thigh undirtinFuishahlc Said "stray'
were taken mp by me Ia said precinct
on the 3rd day of November 1918
pllSuN 4, LARSEN. poundkc"p"f
Tor Price precinct
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

Possibility nf this country having
whittier bread by Sew Years has been
furoshhdowod In telegram lust re-
criNed hy the food administration from
Washington. - q. Although the
message implies that some at the
white flour restrictions win be- lifted
II IN no way means that there IL nu
longer any need nf food conseryn-
ton, Although the exact percentage
ct substitutes 90 be used under the
new regulation was not limited az in
the message. II stated that IL was "a
be considerably less than II now
called Tor under the eighty
rule. The Austrian armiatice has IN
creased the accessibility to the Indian
and Australian wheat fields by clear
Ing the Mediterranean ~ danger and
this h the big reason given for the
lifting 1T some of the wheat reHtric-
tions.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

Word has been received bon salt
Lake city from tho war department
at Washington, -. g. that the miH
,ellan,uus appropriations bin O, emit
W passed hy congress carries pro
vision fur the payment of regular
salaries tu tho dependents of Ameri-
van soldiers reported missing ln ac-
zion Payments VIII continue Tor one
year uT until exact status of the miss
ing man Is determined, Al the end
of the year IL b. assumed he o. dead
ana the regular insurance payments
viii ho made
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

ElVira, the 7-year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mayo. died al
Scofeld IA few days ago OF pneumonia
after an attack OF the Influenza. That
town h under quarantine ana almost
everyone Is wearing gauze mask,
There are many eases OF the plague.
but only two deaths from II have been
50 Tar reported.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

state sheep inspector. was accepted.
The services of y. y. Williams, sheep
Inspector at Cedar city. were termi-
mated The salaries of state hunters
aud tnpperH were Increased from ten
dollars 90 fifteen dollars In morit"rl-
aus cases"
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NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION =

Department of the Interior, unll'"
States Land office al salt Lake Cio
Utah Nuticc Is hereby given ina
Isaiah richards Of Huntington, u'ai'
who, On October 10, 1915, mau'
homestead entry, Serial No, olbv'.
Tor el-2. ni-fEwl-i, nwl 'iswl''
See 20. two ~ South, Range Eas'.
Salt Lake meridian. has filed nou,,
uf intention "a make three-year pfoo'
90 establish claim 90 the lana aho''
described. before the clerk "l w
district court. az Price. Utah. on ln'
2lft day ~ December. 1915, tlA'n
ant names ~ witnesses palld
Wood Low Howard. r. L. h"unl
James Rowhury, All Of iununslu"
Utah, GOULD %. Bl.AKELN' ''sN
ter
First pub. Nov. s; last Dec 90 i'''
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Employees of the American Railway
Express company Will be- given wage
Increases as soon as rates are ad-
vanCed la accordance with the plan
recently submitted To the interstate
commerce" commission. The war
bureau board has announced a had
referred the express company om-
pluyes requests o. the board of rail
road wages ana working conditions.
"a railroad administration adjunct that
has primary jurisdiction This
hudy viii work out scheme Of
Increases agEregutinE about $4,000
900, the added revenue which the eN-
press compuuS expects to grt from
the higher rates
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Federal positions .Aith SALARY uf
ore thousand one hundred dolIars
per year viii De- open 10 women an
plicaI ts who d,sira I, la.,r,o -,n
way W.I '".k. This .uu...,,. :.
,'"S I'D "" q. 4. Cro,kRsI of
, me oal' Lake city ciyil serS Ice board.
me positions viii be open 10 women
, gs '"e.h the ages Of rs ANA 30 years.
r rne Irst examination In Salt Lake
'''S VIII be held November 30th.
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state councils uf defense through
ont the nation viii conduct Il nut.ou-
wide search Tor descrter- ana SOLE
divrs absent without leave. according
tu a. message r'. ciyrd in Utah from
GrusNcuor a.. clufksun, director OF
tho field division uf tho council ul
national defense. Slurkers and de-
s,rtcrs viii be- traced hy the different
state councils, through the county
and community councils Ul-wcekl :
reports ui the stances Of such men
viii be- submitted tu the state ,nuu-
CHS, containing complete upmc. rank
and organization, the soldiers home
address aud the status OF the soldier
and whcthchr absent without Ieuv,
or absent as 70 deHertrr.
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~ ruE SEVENTH JUDICIAL pI..

trict Court OF the State If t,ab
within and for Carbon County pro.
bate DivisionD. In the Matter VI III.
Estate 81 Frank M9scaro. Deceased
Notice to Creditors: Notice ~ here
10y given by the undersigned. Feds.
DE Nuono. administrator ~ ths
estate OF Frank Mascara. deceased. q,
the creditors Of. and all persons Ia,
ing claims against said deceased. q.
exhibit them. with the neccssar.
vouchers. within two months afisf
the first publication Of this notice ia
said administrator at his residence ,r
sunnysidc. Carbon county Utah. a.
same being the place for the tun..
action IT the business of said estate
in the county Of Carbon. Utah ~
DELE DE NUONO. Administrator
Dated this sth day Of November. 1915
First pub. Nov. \. last Nov. ~. .it
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Nnr1cE rn cnEprrnns.-EsrAn

Of Karen Frandscn. Dcveaaea
Creditors will present claims win
vouchers to the undersigned az rri,s.
Utah. on or before the 10th day a'
March. \. d.. 1919. GEO. q. FRANp.
SEN. Administrator ct Karen Frand
sen. deceased.
FIRST pub. NoN \ last Nov. 20. tsi,
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NOTICE ron PUBLICNfWN'-

a
Coal Entry. tsec. 2347, n. 50 lah'
office az Salt Lake city uinh' o.
~. 1915. Notice II hereby gwen we
Murthu s. Anderson of Moisa"
county Of Morgan. state Of l'hh ~.
This day filed In this office appns.
ton To purchase. Serial No V-soot-
under the provisions of See.
u. s. Revised Statutes, the ~
Sec. {. Twp. lG Sol Range n 20.
salt Lake meridian. Any ana al" ~
sons claiming adversely lhe I'm
described or desiring e. oh',' NJ
any reason 10 the entry thereof ~.
applicant should file their ailiN' ~.
~ prote IN this office durips n
thIrty-dsy period q puhii'h".N, ,,ea
mediately following the FIRST an.
issue OF this notice otherwise lS nv
plication may be allowed, uo u
u. BLAKLEY. Register Edwa, nah
Dunn. Attorney. Salt Lake Cliy, ~
First pub. Nov. 10; last De'' -
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War stamps this month are costing
Si22 Next month they win he
higher. ietter buy now. Keep your
pledge. These stamps viii be- worth
five dollars In 1898.
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y
trict court OF the State Of t-t,t
within and for Carbon county. tpr-
bate Division. In the Matter of a.
Estate OF Jean Cortes. Deceased
Notice To Creditors. Notice i. bs,.
by given by the undersigned. Anton.
Cortes. administrator OF the estate =.
Jean Coftes. deceased. to the cres-
tors of. and all persons having claim.
against said deceased to exhibit the,
with the necessary vouchers. With,
two months after the first publicati,,
OF this notice. to said administrat.,
at his residence In Sunnyside. Carbor
county. Utah. the same being N
place Tor the transaction Ut the bus.
ness Of said estate i'm the county n,
Carbon, Utah. ANTOINE COETrs
Administrator. Dated this sth dsy mi
November. 1918.
First pub. Nov s. last Nov ~. Il.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15
AND GUARDiANsu,
NOTICES.
N TuE sEVENTII JvDICI,I M,

Consult county clerk or The resp.r
tive signers for further informatio.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

We an like candid persons II tbeir
oandor Is not In dispraise OF our
selves.