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THREE ROOMS

4Ith St.. 21o W. Si25 to $3.50 monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
54th St.. 1903 w.
N. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
b4th ST., l62 W., cor. 7th Ave. Bath.
Slawson & Hobbs, 1872 w. 72d st.
9th St. West. $40 S25 weekly.
Agent on premises.
5sth St.. $50 w.
Superintendent on premises.
6sth ST., At w. Reasonable.
Superintendent on premises.
Goth ST., 245 w.
Superintendent on premises.
72d ST., SO W. 81. 400 81, 700.
Agent premises. Columbus 2oio.
T2d st.. SO w. $500.
Agent premises.
74th ST.. 6i w, cor. Col. Ave. Bath, 81 800
81. 800. siawson a Hobbs. i62 w. I2d St
s7th ST., West. 81 400 up.
NJ. NJ Hayward Co. 264o Broadway.
e3d ST., IT'S W. 5000.
houghton Co.. ia w. 7,d st.
e3d St., IT'S w. $1,000.
Houghton Co.. ia w. T2d st.
10th St., 511 W.. cor. Riverside DR.. $1.soo
Slawson Hobbs. 1872 w. 72d st.
120th St., IT w. $s5-S13o monthly.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford. w. 125th st.
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FOUR ROOMS

NswmsrK 4 Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Ave
10th ST., l2o w. 4 bath. ti.4oo;
| J. Irving Walsh. 73 w. 18th St
| 18th St, IS W.
N. A. Berwtn. io2 Park Ave.
list st. (2s5 West End Ave.).
Agent on prennises.
| 74th St., 81 W.. cor. Col. Ave. Bath. 81. ZOO
| Slawson a Hobbs, l8z w. 72d ST.
1l1th ST.. bo4 W.. near B'way. Bath. 81 200
| $1.40o. Slawsan a Hobbs. 1872 w. 72d St.
l1eth St.. 800 W. cor; 1.way; Bath. $1,000
6lawson q Hobbs. l6o w. 72c b.
125th st.. Gas W. Bath. S9S0-$1.oso.
slawson Hobbs. 1872 W. f2d St.
135th St.. COZ w. Reasonable.
| Owner on premises.
iT0.h st., 72o ". Elevator service.
Chas. S. Kohier. 14-S st. Nicholas Ave.
isoth St. 71o w. El-vator service.
isGth St.. 507 w.
Chas S. Kohier. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
Broadway and 9sth st.
Larry Schiff. Broadway and e4th ST.
Broadway. 1863 (cor. 148th St..
| Newmark Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Ave
Broadway, 464s. near Dyckman st.
Kahn, Waosworth S7e0.
| Central Park South, SO.
Huberth 4 Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Riverside Drive. $40. New Building.
| Anthony Compagna. 200 W. I'D st.
| tiver-ide Drive, 158th-15Tth Sts.. The Riviera
| Sharp & Co.. o4S9 Broadway
st. Nicholas Ave-. e25 C57th St.).
| Inquire premises or phone Intervale e132.
| wadsworth Av.. 566.
| Chas. S. Kohler. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
wadrworth Ave. 129. Elevator service.
| Chas. S. Kohler. 1928 ST. Nicholas Ave.
Wadsworth Ave. 100. Elevator service.
| Chas. S. Kohler. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
Washington Square Apartments.
| Pepe. 40 WASHINGTON Square.
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New York statc-saIe or Rent.
$500. WEEK END FARMS

Brand new five room California bungalows
with five acres of land. on highest point in
exclusive MiIbrook home OF 80 millionaires.
with IT'S famous Milbrook Fox Hunt. tho Ben
nett School, golf, tennis, other attractions
Mako appointment 20 spend a weekend and
learn our most attractive proposition TO own
productive weekend farm on easy terms.
q NJ SMITH. 90 West With et.
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Manhattan-West Side.
THREE ROOMS

i25th st.. 545 w. Bath, kitchenette. ts4o-s9oo
6lawson a Hobbs. le2 w. I'D 81
10th ST., T20 w. Elevator service.
Cbzs. 8. kohler. 1923 st. Nicholas Av.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth 4 Hubcrth. 2 Columbus Circle
Central Park West and 91st st.
Sharp Co.. PASS broadway.
Central Park West and ssth st. s2.1oc up.
w. +. Insold. premises.
Riverside Drive. $50. New building.
Anthony Compagna. 200 w. I'D St
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GENTLEMAN's PRACTICAL FARM.

GENTLEMAN'S PRACTICAL FARM.
At Tremendous Sacrifice-Over 400
acres fine land, small lake. Main resi-
dence IL rooms. baths; all improve
ments. modern tenant houses. Barn
for 100 head cattle; hay barn; silos.
Six car garage: greenhouse; other out
buildings. Practically new, this fine
property with full equipment Is offered
to-day at $150.000. one-quarter OF its
cost. Ask for photos.
NEW ROCHELLE.
with Rights to Waterfront-Also pri-
vate dock and beach. Italian Renais-
sance home. II rooms and 3 baths.
Fireproof garage for two cars. Sur
rounded by very fine estates. Wonder
fully attractive property at great sacri-
flee. Phone Pelham 1908 for Sunday in
spection.
YONKERS.
Attractive Semi bungalow Il rooms,
baths; all improvements; hardwood floors
and trim: large enclosed porch. Hot
water supply; large plot. Convenient TO
station and schools. Price SEC. 900. Phone
Yonkers $40 for Sunday inspection.
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HUDSON RIVER ESTATE

so acres one-quarter mile on river: large
house, cottage and extensive outouildings !;
terms arranged. OGDEN 4 CLAltkSQN
CORPORATION, East 49th st.
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BAYSIDE.,

Situated on Little Neck Bay. nine room
frame two and one-half story and basement
house, two baths Zone tiled). Laundry and
toilet In basement. Large rooms. beauti-
fully decorated. Extra large porch on south
ter, screen sash for summer) 65 foot front,
large trees and hedge. Two car garage with
second story. Congenial neighborhood; all
year around home. 20 minutes 70 Tenn sta
ton Price $f7,5O0: must be half cash.
Shown by appointment only. Telephone BAY
side 1927 or write p. l.. DAVIS, Bayside,
L. I.
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AT RYE.


Acre Estate--Excellent Bargain-Resi-
dence contains 4 master bedrooms.
baths: maids rooms and bath, newly
painted and decorated; 2 car garage:
chauffeur's COTTAGE: chicken and tool p
houses: fine old shade trees. fruit trees.
rare shrubs Only minutes TO station.
Asking $50. 900. Phone Rye $50 for Sun
day appointment.
"a ACRES-FTvE ACRE LAKE.
Exceptional Bargain. Se5,00O-Charming
Colonial residence, seven rooms two
baths; fieldstcne garae with five rooms
and bath; greenhouse. COW stable ana
chicken coops: all kinds OF fruit; pic
turesque woodland: in splendid environ
ment In the hills OF Westchester. within
an hour OF New York city.
DOBBS FTRRY-RIvERvIEw MANOR,
Must BE Sold mt Once. = stucco semi
bungalow rooms. 2 baths: every con-
venience; hardwood floors; views OF
Hudson for miles. Enclosed sun porch:
beamed ceilings: superb condition; plot
I25xl0O: fruit trees; minutes from sta
ton. Pre-war price. Terms to suit.
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BARGAINS

xvtrrrp- pI-aINS-is acres; colonial resi-
dence ii rooms, baths.
PIEAsANTvILLE-T acres; fruit; garden'
lake: s-room residence; baths.
NIT KISCO--S acres; remodeleo ia.n-
house: 10 rooms, bath. fireplace; all I'M
provements; outbuildngs. ,-,
BEDFORD HILLs-16 acres; colohiai
house. rooms, baths.
KATONAH-A real farm, $50 acres ad-
ioining State road: brook and orchardi y
room farmhouse: stables and otner out
huiidinrs: fine building sites Price $50
per acre. ALSO MANY LARGER AND
sIkIIER pLk ES-send your requirements.
REED-CLAk (Old & Reliable)
,,,,o~.,, ,-,a xstrtrI, T1r ANS N
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An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
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Maine--salc or Rent.
UNUSUAL ESTATE
100 Acres. Camden, Maine

HIGHEST, Most SfOhtiy Location, Vfe,rs.
Mountains, Lakes, River, Ocean.
rakc frontage, boathouse, dock. launch !;
house superior construction; spacious living
rooms; pIazzas; sleeping porches; master
rooms, bnths, ample servants quarters. (.
best quality, improvements; all-year COM
GUEST HOUSE, 8 BEDROOMS, BATH,
ROTH HOUSES WELL FURNISHED, M
MEDIATE USE OBrAINABIE.
Service buildings exceptionally good.
Fxpert manager has grounds fully producing.
Property cost $3.50 600. House worth SIPS, 900.
Sell great sacrifice. Offers considered.
v. N. PECK. care :. OS6OOD FELL. 20.
IL w 44th ST, ~ Y. Tel. Vanderbilt J6i0.
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Manhattan-East Side

ONE ROOM
Oh, ST., IS E. near 5th Avc.
Mrs. Dyckman. on premises.
TWO ROOMS
Harris & vough.. 6 e. 4sth St.
6zth ST., 10 L. Sleeping porches.
Superintendent on premises.
123d St.. 60 Z.
superintendent on premises.
Irving Pl., "A (Gramercy Park section).
Newman & Baxter, "A Irving Pl.
Madison Ave-, 756.
Mrs. Klein, on premises.
THREE ROOMS
s4th ST., 10 f. Elevator service.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave-, $40. ! bath. 81 700.
Superintendent on premises.
FOUR ROOMS
G4th St., 10 e. Open firepiaces.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave, $40. / bath. 81, 900.
Superintendent on premises
FIVE ROOMS
Madison Ave-. $40.
Superintendent on premises.
SIX ROOMS
18th St, 103 e.
Geo. Neiman. 522 5th Avs.
Park Ave. $40. 2 baths. $500.
Superintendent OH premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
IS.s Geo, Neiman. ms 522 9th Ave.
s5th ST.. 100 Il.
Duff Conger Madison and S6tn 81
Madison Ave. 1863. $500.
Duff & conger. Madison and % seth st.
Park Ave. $40. baths, $500.
Superintendent on premises
Park Ave. 1929, cor 96th St.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
EIGHT ROOMS
18th St., 1o5 L. Si.5oo.
N. A. Berwin, 1o3 Park Ave.
72d ST.. 125 E., cor. Park Ave.
Julius Tlshman & Sons. Inc. 2so Mad. Avs
Madison Ave., $40.
Superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave-. 1919. Light. $2,soo.
Apply premises.
Park Ave-. 1929, cor. seth st.
Telephone Harlem 1915
NINE ROOMS
Madison Ave. 1919. Corner. $500.
Apply premises.
TEN ROOMS
Duff Z conger. Madison Ave. and ssth st
ELEVEN ROOMS
Tcd St, 125 E., Adjoining Park Ave.
Julius Tishman & Sons. Inc. $50 Mad. Ave
Bronx
THREE ROOMS
nj Siewenhaus Co, sic e. 1eist St.
23f5 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
FOUR ROOMS
23i5 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
163d St., Teller Ave.
Niewenhaus Co.. 316 f. 161st st.
FIVE ROOMS
163d St. and Teller Ave.
Nieovenhaus Co.. 316 Z. 161st st.
1920 ST., University Ave.
Inquire at premises.
1915 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
Loring Pl.. 23o5. 500 monthly.
Agent on premises.
University Ave. and 1870 81.
Agent on premises.
SIX ROOMS
1891 St and Teller Ave.
Nieverihaus Co., 316 r. 16lS st.
1921 ST., University Ave.
Inquire at premises
University Ave. and 1929 st.
Agent on premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
1850 st. and Teller Ave.
NleOvenhaus Co., 316 u. 161st ST.
Brooklyn
THREE ROOMS
Dean St. 1907.
Schmults, on premises.
FIVE ROOMS
Ocean Ave. col. Si75 monthly.
westwood Realty Co., 6S5 Flatbush Ave.
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APARTMENT HOUSE DIRECTORY
Furnished andU o Rent
Immediate nc IS Onupn
Manhattan-West Side.

Manhattan-Wcst Side.
ONE ROOM
7th Ave. $50.
Superintendent on premises.
SD ct. West. 22s. s75 monthly.
Agent on premises.
54th St.. 1o3 w.
18th st., corner 7th Avs. ss5 monthly.
Agent on premises.
7aa st.. 50 W. ESQ monthly.
Agent on premises.
Sharp 4 Co.. c489 Broadway.
TWO ROOMS
tn Ave-. $50.
superintendent on premises.
sth Ave.. s81. S75 monthly.
Agent on premises.
arm st.. b5 West. Furnished; SIS monthly.
Agent on premises.
4Ath ST.. 2lo w. $sJ. $l1o monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
52d st. West. 22s. Clio monthly.
Agent on premises.
54th st., l0S W.
N. A. Bsrwin. 1o3 Park Ave.
o5th st.. oor-sr TN Ave-. 800 monthly.
Agent on premlses.
57th st., S1i W. 500 up.
p. H. zasat. s47 9th Ave.
57th Ct. wes.. $40. s25 weekly.
Agent on premises.
5sth ST.. 5So w.
Superintendent on premises.
es,h ST.. IS w. Bath.
Premises. Phone Columbus 6756.
soth St.. l2l W: sl.1oo.
Bracher. 200 w. 72d 81.
69th st.. PAS w.
Superintendent on promises.
Tlst st., 1877 w. Suitable doctor. dentist.
p. II. zagat. BAT 9Th Ave.
72d st.. lit w. s1.8oo-S2. 900.
Agent on premises Columbus e1U.
7sd St.. 107 w. Rent 81, 800 to q. 400
Houghton Co.. 174 w. 72d 81.
74th st.. 254 W.
Agent on premises
18th st.. Io9-11a w. (non-elev.). 81. zoos 400
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
s9th St.. 81 w. Rent s1.1oo to 81 800.
Houghton Co., ia W. I'D st.
93d St.. 175-177 w. T ,nt $3.50.
Houghton Co., 174 w. I'D st.
125th st.. b45 w. Bath. kitchenette. ss4o.
Slawson & Hobbs, 162 w. I'D st.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth Z Huberth, 2 Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and DIST ST.
Sharp & Co.. 24ss Broadway.
Central Park West and ssth st. 1900 up.
VIM. F. Ingold. premises.
Riverside Drive. 312. $1,000.
Houghton Co.. 174 ". I'd 81.
Washington So. 4s. SIS monthly.
Mr.. Ferenz. on prei..ises.
West End Ave. s62 Q0o-1o3d sts.). 1900
Houghton Co.. ia w. I'D st.
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Rockland county-sare or Rent.
CENTIEMAN,s ESTATE

a. acres, beautiful dwelling. IA rooms. .
baths. steam heat, electric lights. water.
everythinR modern large barns, garage,
chicken plant: all kinds OF fruit. shade and
flowers; large lake, ice house, min with
water power; located on State road. near
station: fully stocked. Price S22 900; half
cash. w. M. EVANS. Pearl River, N. Y.
IN THE HEART or THE HILLS
Pearl River-Nanuet-SprinE Valley
Make your home In Rockland County.
ideal locations; high elevation; one hour out.
we have what you want, whether farm or
bungalow. Tell us your requirements. No
HAYES 4 KAmBAuM. MANUEL. N. r.
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EIGHT ROOMS

18th St., 1o5 E. $1,000.
N. A. Berwin, 1o3 Park Ave.
72d ST.. 125 E., cor. Park Ave.
Julius Tishman Sons. Inc. 23o Mad. A
Madison Ave-, $40.
Superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave, 1918. Light. $500.
Apply premises.
Park Ave-, 1929, cor. seth St.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
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4sth ST.. 100 L.
Geo. Neiman. 30 9th Ave.
s5th ST.. 100 Il.
Duff e. Conger. Madison and S6th st.
Madison Ave. 1869. $500.
Duff & Conger. Madison and seth ST.
Park Ave. $40. baths, $500.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave. 1923. cor. 96th St.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
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FIVE ROOMS

llHBlOn SUuHre hVHrlfHeIIts.
'e, 40 Washington Square.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
WEAVER MINE IS
 TO BE OPERATED

w. H. Hall, who is the owner of the old Weaver mine, in the district of that name, expects soon to have devel- opment under way. This mine was one of the rich silver mines of the county in the old days and shipped its ores to Mineral Park and Eldorado Canyon mills. The returns from these ores ran into the thousands of dollars to the ton. A systematic working out of the faultings of the vein will sure ly bring into existence good produ- cer. :.
 The Weaver mine was discovered about 1870 by John Weaver, who is now residing at Searchlight. He and his associates took out considerable high grade ore, but the vein faulted at superficial depth and the operators discontinued work. During the past fifty years it passed into many hands, rich ore being opened in different parts of the property, bu. always meeting with fault conditions that the ordinary chlorider was unable to cope with.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
GOLD TRAILS HAS 10 FEET OF ORE
 AT 28O Fl. LEVEL

The shaft of the Gold Trails mine has reached a depth of 2SO feet and a crosscut to the vein disclosed 10 feet of ore that shows up wonderfully by banning. The vein is approximately 40 feet wide, but ten feet it carries pay. There are several streaks show ing throughout the big outcrop and it is the impression of the management that these streaks will come together at depth. So promising is the vein at the 280 that it was thought best to drift on the vein both ways and this work is now under way. Since begin ming operations a few months ago Manager McMillan has sunk the shaft 200 feet and has done some crosscut- ting. The shaft was carried down on the vein below the 200 and then went into the footwall. The showing as far as the shaft was carried in the vein was good, but the crosscut opened a still better grade of ore.
 D. A. McMillan has been connected with the Gold Trails Mining Company for a year or more past and has al ways believed in the value of the mines. The property is situated north of Little Meadows and is in view from the main highway leading to Oatman. It is on the mineralized belt that forms the veins of the Secret Pass section.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
AJO OCOPPERPR0DUCTS
 NOW ON EXHIBITION

BISBEE, Sept. 14.-A display of copper articles recently fabricated ex- perimentally at the plant of the New Cornelia Copper company at Ajo, was installed yesterday in the show win dows of a local store.
 In connection with the display notice is posted to the effect that "The Calumet & Arizona Mining Go. offers a prize of $50 cash for the best suggestion for either increasing the uses of copper or the manufacture of some specific article that will accom- plish the same purpose"
 Those who would enter the contest are instructed to write their sugges- tions clearly and in detail and to leave them in a box at the store that is provided for the purpose, enclos- ing name and address. The contest will close October 20.
 The display consists of auto and house radiators manufactured electro lytically from the solution at Aio, copper plate with the perforated let tering, sheet copper, some master photograph records and other small copper articles, all but few of which were manufactured at Ajo.
 Fabrication of copper articles by the new electric system that has been evolved at Ajo is still in the experi- mental stage, but many become of tre- mendous importance to the copper in dustry. It is because of the public interest in the work that is being done there that the display is made, and the prize contest has been start ed in connection with it in the hope that somebody may make a real bril- liant suggestion that may be used in promoting the use of copper.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
FINDINGS OF COPPER
 SURVEY ARE REPORTED

Washington, Sept. 2O-Surplus cop per stocks in the United States have been estimated by experts of the geo. logical survey at between 750,OO0,OOO and 1,250,000,O00 pounds. At the survey little credence was given re- ports that disposal had been made of the great surplus remaining after the war.
 An appreciable reduction in stocks of blisters has been noted recently but only a comparatively slight reduction in refined coppers, it was said, and the surplus was estimated to be suffi- cient to supply domestic consumption at the present rate for at least six months and possibly year.
 Read the Mohave County Miner fo1
 Mining News
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
CLEANUP SQUAD HAS
 HANDLED z CASES

The "Clean-up Squad" handled 22 cases a week ago last Monday and out of the 22, eleven cases were filed for compensation and one for voca- tional training. There were seven members in the party, which was in charge of J. s. Futile.
 They were we'll pleased with the ad- vance work done here in getting a large turnout of ex-service men for examination.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
THELOvER

"You know, love laughs at lock smithsw
 "Thereby proving that love isn't such a serious matter after all!'- Wayside Tales.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07

NARROWED DOWN Prejudices are merely other peo- ple's opinions!-Wayside Tales.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07

WANTED-CLEAN RAGS, Sc 4
 LB. APPLY MINER OFFICE.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-01
DUMAIERSTON.

Mrs. Euniee Whitney fell Saturday and
broke one hip.
L. II. Brown, who has been i'll. is i'm
proving.
George Armand is visiting in Water
town, y. Y
The next Grange meeting viii be held
Tuesday evening, Feb. s.
The Grange will have supper and
dance Thursday evening, Feb. 10.
Arthur Laughton and family and Miss
Fanny Wilder attended the concert at the
Baptist church in Brattleboro last Friday
night
About 900 cakes of ice have been cut
this season from the pond on the farm
owned by Henry Hazelton The ice has
been of a good clear quality and is inches
IN thickness. Merton Hazelton. who has
been IN charge of the cutting, goes this
week to Chesterfield to work
The Woman's association will serve sup
per in the vestry Friday evening from {
to $ o'clock The menu will consist OF
hot vegetable hash, brown bread, pickles
soft pies cakes and coffee Following
the supper the Girls Friendly club will
give an entertainment including the play
just Little Mistake. with the following
cast: Mrs. Bael Edith Dutton: Elsie
Clara Evans; Helen, Fanny Wilder Ray
Ruby Wilder; Geraldine Lake, Ruth Dut-
ton: A cook. Ruth Walker The pro
ceeds of the supper will 60 toward the
church Improvement fund.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-01

Assistant Judges Albert B. Waite OF
Londonderry and Tyler D. Gooden of
Nottingham, of the Windham county
court. were in County Clerk W. Il. Dal-
cy's office today To settle with County
Treasurer II. C. Averill aud to take the
bonds oI the various officers, including
Sheriff Frank L. Wcllman, Probate Judges
y. +. Schwenk and ". \. Graham. and
others
states Attorney Whitney left ON the
ull train for Montpelier to attend d
conference of states attorneys with At
toruev Beuerai F. c. Archibald. One Of
the things he lnherits from the outgoing
states attorney is a box OF old papers
which has been passed down from one
states attorney to another for more than
10 years and which is the subject of more
or less amusing comment whenever the
office changes hands. Some of the pa
UCTs relate To business that never was fin
ishcd and never viii he.
EN-Ntate's Attorney Gibson, who was
one of the best states attorneys the
county ever had, wore a pleased expression
when he appeared at his office this morn
ing relieved Of the mutifarious duties ot
his former position He had cases to looE
after right uu To he'd time.
Judge \. T.. Cudworth of the municipal
court@ who was in town several days las;
week attending To regular court work
and making out his quarterly report tC
the state auditor, was here for a regular
session yesterday and Is here today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-01
CRAWLED INTO FIREB0N
ROASTED TO DEATH

WORCESTER, Mass. Feb. T.
Suicide was the official report of the
pclice and medical examiner today in
their investigation of the death of
William Trueds0n. machinist.
whose charred body was found in
the firebON of a locomotive in Bos-
ton & Maine railroad rOundhOuse
here yesterday. Ii is believed that
TruedsOn first cooled off the front
of the box by putting new coal on
the fire and then crawled into it
distance of 10 feet. becoming uncon-
sci0us from the hot gases almost i'm
nediately. Five years ago lie at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat.
The murder theory was abandoned
when it was learned that none of
TruedsOn's fellow workers heard any
evidence of an attack He was an
unusually strong man and an assaiI-
ant would have had no easy task in
overcoming him. 1t was also pointed
cut that had the body been placed
in the firebOX to conceal evidence of
murder it probably would have been
left at the front instead of far in
side.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-01
SIN OUT TEN MEMBERS
IN FAMILY PERISH.

BARRE. VT, Feb. six out of
the 10 members of the family of Hen
ry MarteIl were burned 20 death and
two others were badly burned when
fire destroyed their home at Roches-
ter. 40 miles from here, today.
The dead are Louis Martell. father
of Henry Martcll. and the latter's five
childrea. ranging in age from four to
81 years.
Mrs. Henry MarteIl anl one other
child are in a serious condition, the
latter not being expected to live.
The house took fire when Henry
Martell used gasoline by mistake for
kerosene to start the fire in the
kitchen stove. He escaped injury and
rescued his wife and one child
The others were trapped in the
upper story Of the house. where there
was but one exit. small door i'm the
rear.
Mrs. MarteIl and the surviving
child were taken to the home of
neighEOr and physicians said their
condition was serious. Martell's IA
ther, one of the victims. was man
30 years of age.