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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31

The little town of Werda. in the
hfnsrfom of Dahomeye,is celebrated
fdr fts temple Of serpents, a long
bi,Hding Fl which the priests keep
upwards of 1900 serpents of all
sizes,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31

Editors Note: Labor's protest
against the high cost of living
is voiced in a lengthy article
from the pen of Samuel Com
pers, in the June number of the
American Federationist. Pursu-
ing our policy of making the
voice of every class articulate
through the Journal we are re-
producing this article in eleven
installments.
This article is good tempered
and intelligent. without ex-
pressing any opinion at this
time upon the merits of the con-
clusions, reached, we commend
1t to all classes of readers for
careful perusal. Some solution
to the trouble complained OF
must be found.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31

journal Wants Bring Results
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31


Will he the White House fill
With Charlie, Doug and Bill?
And will White House life by
chance,
Be a Mary, Mary, Mary dance?
.... -.. f, ~ssA.As@a aakIz1
Will it be Herbert H.?
and
if
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31

Will he use up all our food
Feeding Europe's hungry brood?
And thus make it all too dear
For the babies over here?
Will it be Gen. Perish?
.." and
if
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-31

IS
viii he use a whiz hang gun
On ]. Profitecr and son?
Or will he smell some more
While Jones, he pays the bill al
heretofore?
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
REVIVAL MEETINGS

A special series OF Revival Meet
ings will be opened at the local
Church OF The Nazarene at 1880 on
the evening OF Friday the 9Th OF No
vember and will continue through
Sunday the 2lst or longer. Rev. f..
w. Suliield and wife well known over
the western states have been engag-
ed for these meetings. These evang-
elists come very highly recommend
ed as good singers and successful
evaDgelists and we are sure that the
people OF Burns will be delighted
and benefited with their messages
in song and sermon. Live congrega-
tIonal singing will also be a special
feature OF these services.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
JUDGE FARf,E APPOINTS
STALLARD no SUCCEED HAsS

The following IS q copy OF a letter
sent 90 l.. y stallnrd by Judge VIM
Farro tho othor day:
"oct 81, 1920.
"Mr L. n, Stnl'ard
nrcwsoy, Oregon,
"ucar Mr. Siallard.
% take pleasure 10 inform YOU
that YOU have boen appointed County
Cammi1sioGcr for Ilnrnoy County, 90
iill the uncXpirod term of H. l.. llase.
resigned
"The County Court VIII meet in
regular session the first "wednesday
.n November rihe 3rd) ana We hope
tc have YOU with us.
"Wo also expect 20 invite tho
Judre aud Commissioner elect 60
make trip over the main roads OF
the County with tho preFent Court
shortly after election In order that
YOU may be better enabled 90 consid-
or the road program for the ensuing
year.
Yours truly.
wM. FARRE
County Judge" +"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
RED CROSS MEMBER
SHIP DRIVE NOV. IL
Schools and Local Organiza-
lions Asked TO Assist in
Work This Year.

The annual roll call for the Amer.
lean Rcd Cross starts on Armlstlc,
Day and continues for two weeks
Arrangements are completed for this
drive IN Harnoy county which Will
be conducted through the schools
and tho different organizations OF
the county working In conjunction
with the Red Cross Chapter and Aux.
iliarices.
Miss Helen Anderson OF the Har.
ncy County High School faculty viii
be the local director aud Mas
Augusta Moullen will be tho active
secretary In charge OF the work II
lh expected that each school district
IN the county work aB unit In tho
solicitation OF annual memberships
to this biz organization
Mrs. Martz. community nurse. has
taken a quantity OF supplies out ON
hor tour OF the southern part OF the
county and viii leave the necessary
m1orial NJ each school 10 aka care
of the community Mlas Mouum win
-rt ,.e supplies ont 10 othor parts of
'Ic country by mnh TO thc cachcrs
aud ncd Crora Au>liarlcr.
Mas Anderson viii organize her
riudcuts IN tho high school aud Mr.
sutton or the public school is going
TO bc asked to work In the same man
ngr aH last year with the grade
school The Mothers Club. Library
club. Commercial club. American
Legion. the several lodges. churches
and other public organizations are
going 10 be- asked 60 take an active
part In this work To the end that n
will not fall UPON a few to do all the
soliciting aud detail OF the undertake
Ing.
u II not necessary 90 call atten-
tion To the great work of the Amer
team Red Cross. Every individual In
Harvey County should be a member
81 That's all II costs--and see
what benefit TO humanity.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
DON'T LET PARTISAN.
SHIP INTERFERE

N would be ridiculous To send n
man OF tho calibor of Bob Stanficld
TO the u. s. Senate TO succeed a man
OF the ability OF Geo. 10. Chamberlain.
Party papers and professional poll
tic.ans are making n big to do about
Stanfield being elected Of late but Il
rs certainly confined 10 Just such u
class OF people. The rank and file
OF the voters OF Oregon are not going
To turn Geo. Chamberlain down for
any such man. Why shout about n
can OF beef from Argentine? Who
shipped II up here? Swift a. Co
are behind Bob Stanflcld financially,
politically and morally Who is re-
nponsible for the present price OF
your beef why rs Il that you can
only get $50 for "A COW that brings
over 1900 on the block. IN II Geo.
Chamberlain or is II Swift A. 60. and
the other biz packers. Don't let the
professional politician give you any
hog wash" Vote for men who YOU
know are competent and have some
standing and wha can represent ore.
gon In "A manner that will bring re-
sults.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
HIGHWAY ENGINEER WILL
STOP OVERLOOKING

Engineer Randells. OF the State
Highway Commission. who has rep
resented the commission on the work
between this place and Lawen, finds
that trucks between this city and
Crane are overlooking. This is pro-
hibited by law and he says II will be
only a matter OF little time when
such a custom will ruin the high
way therefore he is going TO ask the
truckmen to comply with the re-
quirements. He doesn't want to have
any one arrested for this offense and
will warn the drivers but this must
be heededfOr he Is not going to al
low them to ruin the highway and II
overlooking Is continued the parties
responsible for II will have to suffer
the consequences, as II is certain tho
officers are not going 10 allow the
highway TO be ruined by any such
methods.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
NO SIGNS ON THE HIGHWAY

X. G. Ingram. a locating engineer
with the State Highway Commission
was In this vicinity during the week
Mr.. Ingram said he was making an
inspection OF the highways of East
ern and Central Oregon TO investi-
gate the conditions and observe par
ticularly that no advertising signs
are placed within the right of way OF
any highway. He states II IA tho In
tention OF the commission to not al
low any signs of an advertising nat
ure on any of the highways OF the
state. The commission will place di-
rectlon and distance signs along the
highways at regular intervals and
these will be uniform.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
HARVEY VALLEY SOIL
PRONOUNCED The BEST
Expert Making Analysis for
Irrigation Project; Alkali
Not Nyticeable.

II. q. Koons, managing engineer
In charge OF the Goose Lake lrriRa.
ton project. has been employed h,
the directors OF tho Tlarncy Valley
Irrigation District to make soil
nnalysis on the project here MIR
Rooms has beon In the field FOR n few
days and makes most flattering re.
porta from his observations aud ex.
aminations. This knowledge waa
brought out at the Commercial club
luncheon yesterday at noon when Mr..
a. K. Olson. one of the directors of
tho project. was called upon to give
those present somo Information na 10
progress being made on the irriga.
ton work.
According TO Mr.. Koons IIarnoy
valley soil compares most favorably
with other places. as he states that
the soil We call alkaline in rnlslng SO
bu'hela TO tho acre grain over I'm
Lako county urd holl back II to do
w WON here under irrigation N
ths o. tha eaae ou whut wo couridor
our poor a4.i, what may Nc rrBoct
FROM tho rich places that wo know
are r.ght2
hr o'uu discussed other fcatures
cf tho preliminary worl on tha pro-
iact lio said che engineers were
through with The Hold worl, and had
taken their departure The data a.
being compiled hnd made ready Tor
a report al the proper time. The
work nt the Emigrant creek dam size
has been discontinued temporarily
because Of inadequate machinery 10
properly do the work. Mr.. Olsen
stated they had hoped to secure wha,
data they needed as To the character
OF the foundation for "a dam M that
po'n, with the drilling OUTFIT ON hand
but had abandoned this hope and are
arranging for better equipped drill
Ing machine to definitely determine
what the character OF the foundation
is They have not found the kind of
solid foundation thoy desire as yet
but have not gone beyond bedrock
yet
Mr.. Olsen stated further In connec-
ton with the irrigation project that
he expected that some time next
month data would be available 10
submit To the commissioner and tho
landowners In connection with
bond election. llo pointed out the
di couraging conditions OF the bond
market 90 this time but ycnturcd tho
suggestion that by the time We are
ready 10 put bonds on the market
money conditions would be improy-
ed
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
WELL PATRONIzED
yours truly.
WIN. FARHE
County Judge

The photoplay given at the Liberty
last night was a benefit 10 the 81.
Joseph Hospital the money going
toward purchasing linen for the new
institution II was well patronized
aud over 500 viii be- given TO the
FUND. tho only expense being. the
fnm rcn,al, express power. fuel, etc.
Tho feature was nouplus Fairbanks
IN tho "Knickerbookcr Buckoroo '
w addition 20 the pictures Mrs.
Farrc aud Mrs. A. G, Welcome sang
a duet and Mrs, Nollle Reed sang a
solo. These were well received and
the ladies responded to generous
cncores.
A second show was given and the
musical numbers were repeated for
the second show.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
MILLS GRADUATE ~ DEAF

Miss Ellen Geary, for several years
resident OF Portland. died here yes
terday morning after an illness OF
many months. She was a graduate or
Mills college and for some time libra
rlan OF the Astoria library,
Miss Geary IL survived by two
brothers. Dr. John w. Geary OF
Burns ana DR. II. +, Geary OF Port
land. and two sisters. Mrs. Martha
Perham and Mrs. Anna Worth. both
OF this city.
Funeral services viii be held at
Eugene this afternoon-Po Portland
Oregonian.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
RABBIT POISONING CAM
PAIGN STARTED

Ira Gabrielson and Russell Forgu-
son, an assistant, arrived here from
Portland early In the week 20 take
up the campaign OF rabbit dcatruc-
ton. Mr.. Cabrlelaon IL the chief Of
the biological Survey In charge Of
rodent control In this state
County Agent Mcpnniola had an
other man. Mr Eldrcdge. here TO
Join IN the work and another man
viii be added 10 the force during The
coming week
The rabbits are not 80 plentiful In
this vicinity as they were owing to
the rains starting the grass on tho
foothills and they have gone back
therefore the job of poisoning them
In not 80 easy. Some experimental
work has been done In this Vicinity
during the week with some results.
but not what had been hoped. Tho
fact that the rabbits are not 30 thick
and the further fact that they have
plenty OF green alfalfa 10 feed upon
IL drawback to any big kills. How
ever. the poison put out In the Brown
field Just north OF twon and also
some placed In the A, G. Welcome
field below town have brought re-
suits. Under more favorable condi-
tIons these Kills viii be increased
very materially even before any snow
falls. as II Is the intention 10 fence
the hay stacks and keep the rabbits
away from them. thus making them
take the poison more readily.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
FAIRIES HAVE SURPRISE
AT CHAPTEi,

Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Fare were
given a surprise at the anniversary
meeting OF Burns Chapter, No. 40,
Order of the Eastern Star on last
Monday night IL was the twenty-tifih
anniversary OF the Installation OF the
lodge at this place and II happened
10 fall upon the twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary OF the Fares. both OF
OF the Chapter. and after tho Past
whom are members of the Star,
At the conclusion OF the session
Matrons and Past Patrons had been
felicitated. the banquet table was
spread. Patron Chester Dalton es-
corted Mrs. Fare to the table and
Miss Leona Thompson, acting Mat
ron. escorted Mr.. Fare to a place OF
honor on the other side of tho Pat
ron. The Fares were somewhat mys-
tined as they did not realize why they
were shown such distinction but fin.
ally MIR. Dalton In a few well chosen
Mr.. Dalton In q few we'll chosen
remarks presented them with a
handsome silver tomato server and
reminded them of the occasion OF
their marriage, II was complete
surprise and most attractive fea-
ture of tho celebration of the Chapter
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30
NARNEY COUNTY HIGH
TEAM WIN SATURDAY
First Football Game at Home
Results in Victory; Play
Prairie City Today.
(Contrlbutod)

tended the football game between
Harvey County High School and Can
yon City High School. II was tho
first contest scheduled IN Burns for
many years and tho third OF the
season for the local eleven. with
fair weather prevailing and tho
teams evenly matched "a really fire
exhibition held the spectators breath
less until tho whistle blew for the
end OF the game.
Rollin Gowan converted a goal af-
ter a touch down In the first quar-
ter being the fact which brought
victory 10 II. G.. II. $. ia 7--G score,
reversing the result OF the game.
two weeks ago witch Canyon city
won i2--7.
Another touch down WIS lost by
the homo oleyou ln tho thiyd quarter
whnn the r,I...c prematureiy blae
MS whistle. iho ohupinE Uro had
hurried tho Das,ou CHS kicker so
that he ni.d 90 eo, away with s
rrrt lofAs the BAL. after hard
tacsie hr Houcm1n it escaped from
hIs rr-ap W,a Welcome promptly
fcooped tho ban up and dashed so
yards Tor what looked like touch
down. Tho BAH was however brought
back 10 the middle of the Held and
the play resumed.
Tho purple and gold elected to re-
ccivo Ia the fret quarter and by or
tackle ard end runs coupled with a
twenty five yard sprint by voegily
forght the bail from 'thelr cNn
thirty yard line 20 the shodow ~
me appononi's goal Here although
las rea'stancc became more stubborn
progress continued until Welcome
plunged through for n touch. howr.
TIM second ,narter was cvrIfv
fought. tho bali changing hands Of
ten aud neither side showng any
superiority.
In the third quarter they run by
Welcome. and fumbled forward
pass which N successful would have
placed H. G. ~. s. In a position 10
score. were the only features The
fourth quarter found the local team
weakened by the loss OF their sturdy
Captain. Wos Welcome. and Walter
Cooley CANYON found weak spot
on the left side OF the line and pro-
ceeded 10 plunge through repeated
ly for gains officer and Gunther
made rush after rush through ine
fast weakening line, Omcer finally
plunging through for a touch down
h1t failed m the attempt az goal
The game ended with the ban IN
Canyons possession, In the middle OF
the field,
The team work OF both the elevens
was very spotted with only two tor
ward pass being executed. The play
al all times was clean and free from
discord, For the winners aside from
the stellar work OF Captain Welcome,
Wnlie ne Whh ih' no oho III Pa''N'
lar could be singled out as being
more CONSPICUOUS than the resi-. All
tho entire eleven, for green mes
showed good spirit and evidence OF
much promise. The entire Canyon
City back field performed wonder
fully with Oflcer and Gunther show-
ing great strength both in the offense
and defense,
The officials for the game were Bill
Fiser, Referee; Fred Allen, Umpire;
and Obil Shattuck. Head Linesman,
The same officials will handle to-
days game when fast aggressive
Prairie City eleven appears
O. O. III 81 III C>H =
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

meander line and tho waters edge
which shall have become hare BY
acoretion or gradual and imporcep-
tible recession of the water. lrrespec-
tive as to whether the lake is navi-
gable or nonnavigable. French Glenn
Livestock Co, v. Springer CAS- Ore.
a12--bS Pac.. 102). In the latter
mentioned decision Malheur Lake
was referred to as nonnavlgable
body of water.
From the foregoing Il would ap-
pear that lands formed by accrotlon
of Malhour Lake bolong TO the own
or reelection below the moandor line
crs of the lands abutting on the orl-
ginal meander line aud that neither
tho Federal Government nor tho
state has any interest In thcm. lf the
lands have not formed by uccretion
or reelection. but were lands In place
when the adjoining lands were sur
vcyod. then the proposition may be
very different The Government ls
not prccludod from correcting erron-
oous or fraudulent survevs who, :,
finds upon propor showing that aa,d
surveys were tho resnlt of Incident
.raud, or mistako Tbh omco bos
hold mon n numbor of oe,,ssto,,
hat where arena have beon r,oond.r.
ai rs lnkcs when. in fact said oroas
we're lands I'm place M the dotcs ~
lhc Government suryo,s and wher,
NO permanent bodies OF water o,.s,-
90 q, ul.srdorad. tho.a ar,t. .hc.tl
.r .ur.nr.I d. pr.ur u1l4 Tb.
boat uluatrauora with rsf.r.r.. t,
uo atUtuie of tho trpt Drr,,.
mont aul 0i tho co1r,s Ina casrl of
erroneous or fraudulent surgoya NAV
be- found In Land Decisions. Vol. ~.
plgrH 8t5 aud aG2. L,ttlo Y. Wiulams
t23l U. 8. 335D, Chairman ana
Dewey Lumber co. y ~ rraucls
Layoo District (23. A.. s. 1861. Lee
Wilson aud Co. " United states
t2ib 4. s.. 2lj. Gauthier v. Morrlson
t232 q. g.. 4E2l. Producers OH Co.
s.. flau.zcu (28S 4. s.. 2sb1
fu the caac of Fronch- Glenn Live
stock co. v. Springer fS5 4. s.
47II. IN which tho qnestlon of mo
TO certain unsuryoycd lands below
the moander line OF Malp.ur Lake 4,
r. 2G s.. Il. 81 r.. Was IN d,,,.,.
the United States sunremo c6n-,
said that while the plats aro co,o,,.
i've as 10 the meander tino ona ~,
while N there waa a laLo a,u,,t,,
thereupon the nhu,tirg ovnor ,,on,a
take all lana and occro,,o,. ,.,..,.
Il and the sa,.r.s .d.o ,., =,
10 show ,h., no,,.
the time of ,bo s,rvov 80. -. "
there any such I.k. an, ,h.,
could moi b. ,ho.o,o
yonIu, lana =. a.a.,,-. '
on August ts isos a., .....,.'
order (No s2a, wa. -,
lnE as nrase,vo ..S -,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

l. N. Hughet and Otus Sizemoro
were In Thursday assisting Mrs.
Rentfro In making proof on her land
before the land office.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w, l.. Best are over
from their Silver creek home today.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

III, g. ii. 3. Subs. Cueni, McCulloch.
Reineman, Thornburg Canyon City
Subs, Duncan, Elliott, Marks, and r..
Parrish,
The local boys hope to mako y
hotter showing than they did in their
first contest which they lost AZ to
CONTINUED ON page four)
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

HarDcy cotWty's resources arc
attracting be attention OF tho
entire West. Irrigation, stock
raising, mines, oil and gas pro.
spccts and aRricuIture.--.alI
awaiting development.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-10-30

uarncy County's timber " nm
asset for Immediate cxploita-
sIon Mills should be turning
n out to aid I'm the rcconstruc-
hon work Of the nation. In
yestigatc this virgin field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-22
SK0WHECAN
Mrs. Charles v. RICHARDS

The entire community was sad
dene.l 70 earn of The iealn of Jennie
swan Richards, which took place al
her home on Snl1ng street al
O'clock on SATURDAY morning Mrs
Richards was born in Shownegan
Dec =. 1870. ana. except tor a brief
period spent n Garland. aad always
resided here. Ms. Richards was me
daughter u Francis W ana Mary
Ann ,Lir.!eneId3 swan. and was the
eldest of a family 81 four children.
She attended the public schools and
was a graduate Of Bloomfield Acad-
envy. now Skowhegan High school
She was married IN 1867 10 Charles
4 Richards VINO served IN me Civil
War. 4 bout "a wears ago MIS-. Ricn-
arxis suffered q severe accident. from
the -ffe,..s OF which she never an
tirelv recovered I'd % this Jlme
Mrs. Richards was prominent N the
social life Oh the community Sht
VAS a CHARTER member Of The Skow-
heEan N-0rnan's club. SERVING as
director for MANY wears ana since
her health failed becoming IN honor
ar-- member af thar hnGy Mrs
Richards was rta first notle grand OF
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge n -kow-
hogan. ~he was also the frsT pres
dent II the Wornan's Relief Corps.
serving al TWO different -I.nes n that
canaclt7 ANA ut % tae r-ne Of her
death was always Interested IN Ihe
Corps Mrs. Richards vas q mem
hel- If the L niversaiist church and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-22

Pailaro late Of Skowhegan, Miss
Blanche Pollard named as eKeratr1x.
lula A. Trask, laIe If SkowneEan. WI
lis T. Trask named as exrcutnT, Aaron
Libby late Of Detroit, Eta L.aby nam
"a as executrlx; William Andrews .a1s
Of Skownagan. lucy {, Andrews 1arne9
as exeeuir1K
Petitions We're presented for me ap-
paInrrnen1 Of Norris Chase Of Ear1iand
as administrator N The estate 81 MAJ
c1a Chase, late Of Harlland, ana Rovds-
Y Brown o1 Bingham as administrator
af the estate 81 Charles " Bean, Ia,e cf
Cunoara
Wits a4lowt-d-In the estates of Al
fred Watson. ale OF Skowhegan. Mrs.
--zzie W Watson exeeurric; Helen B.
Duniey late Of Fairfield. T B. Doniey
executor Louise J. Sye. late of Fair
1eid. Ninifred A Puffer exerulrix;
I-ydia Z T3nxie. ate Of Fairfield. Ill
ian N Euxle execurrgx, Lester Na1way.
late Of Fairfield Nelson Hciwsy Of Wa
terviIle execulur.
Administrations .granted-In the estate
Of Andrew BARLEY. late Of Pittsfield:
Alice II. rogers, late Of Ner-idgewoek.
C7arer.ue Rogers of Eer-adgeweek aq-
peinte.i administrator; velzora Newton,
are Of Jackrnan. Jennie u. Newton of
Tack-nan adIninitratr-x: Emma Burton
are Of Pitrsfeld. John n. Manson IF
T1it-sfeId admin isfraTer AlRnsnn Locke
late of Athens. Wiuifrsa Locke admin
sfratrix ne bonis non. George 9uint-
ate Of Arson. Sadie Belle CUNT If An
son appointed adTnlnistratr1N. William
Dana lawrence late Of S9pwhegan.
1aaude F Lawrence appointed admins
,ratrsr.
Firsr accounts allowed-In the estates
IF Mary ; Duier. ale 3f staTkk- ana
Sarah Laomis. late Of Skownegan-
Final accounts ailUWed-in the estates
al Lncsus l. MORRISON. ate If Skowfe-
san. George A Morrison. late Of Mar
son. Ellen l. GatcHeIi. lRte Of st. Al
ans. ana Frank ? Moore, late II skcw
hogan,
Accounts I,r~s.srl tesi-In The estates ~
Eva A Thompson. late Of SlZowhegan.
dt n1nis non. Paul York late Of Jack
man, ers1 account James Tholnp-
son. late OF -kowaegan. and Davld N.
WINSTON, late Of Pntsneid, dnai ~
counts IN zach instance.
hearing IN the question If widows
allowance n the estate Of Willard T.
smith ale Of Skowsegan, was hel5 Fra
Iay A X. Butter apreared for Mrs.
Alhr-a Smith and Merrill & Merrill for
~Ivde H Smith and Gsber Smith. =
l. Walton appeared for Mrron Ssnit';.
attendance upon the hearing, as + sls"
g. NJ Lancey " 1artland ana Mrs
Linn Harding ~ Arson