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ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR
RAINBOW ROI II BETWEEN
GRAND JUNCTION & DELTA
,Iortsur Press

E0ntsuar Press
Ca1al. Comm.Ef8usr ]. +. BecklEy
0a-gr-ri FROM Denver Jas, Friday
a here hr .pslt tE0 day session with
-Ha tate highway commission and
-E, Jal-i State read department IN
trg-r TO .sCgru an extension Of the
aarE rsa being done on the state
road between Delta and Grand June
,..r. aar ,h- Delta Tribune.
4. arI Rr na-Huagnrt by our read
rrs .Ear This piece o. 0Uads from
North Delta toward Grand Junction Is
L.sE % fedora. and @ stake proposition.
The .E4Ea engineers catiuate on the
.rGr.gn work was $50 600, and
the highway umsst0u made an ap-
preparation uf $4,000 When The
contract gas 'tt % the lowest bidder
for some Sig,G12.GG or thcTcabogJs, Il
left 10000 OF The appropriation not
used
Mr. Barkrey uuierat0od that under
the rules OF the state highway depart
urut that lHIgas this uorpy was used
u1is year Delta county would never
get H.. 20 he decided % make the trip
90 Denver and get permission while
thv contractor was on the jop 70 use
this $50 600 balance 90 which We were
justly entitled
His tlp 20 Denver was FOR that
purpose. and while the state depart
mont was willing To permit the ex-
prpditUrc, Il stated that the federal
board would not cuuseut, but that the
state b0aui was ready and willing 70
10 before the federal representatives
and try 10 securc the extension. Mr..
Eeck.ey asked to 80 along with them.
which was granted, and the meeting
was held with the Delta county com
missioner as spokesman, who went in
70 every detail, with the result that
be won the case and saved the approp-
ration for the county.
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upon my mind the proverb: "Poor
people have poor ways" Probably
just as truly as in the other district,
the farmers were advertising their
wares Farm machinery was left
in the field where last used. Moving
machines and hay racks were in the
meadows; binders were standing in
the stubble fields, and cultivators in
the corners of the eornfields nearest
houses The cows looked as If they
were liabilities rather than assets.
Occasionally a side of barn or the
roof carried the advertisement of a
patent medicine that was guaranteed
to cure the ills of all the people of the
countryside; or of tobacco that would
help them TO forget their troubles.
The farms were not named The
farm industries were not proclaimed
on bulletin boards or sign boards. The
farmers of this section apparently
had no pride in either home or success
and ! wondered whether people per-
nit advertisements upon their build
ings only when there Is nothing else
to advertise.
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FoRFEIruRE NOTICE

GunnLsen. Colorado. July .S. 1850.
TO JohaJ. Ball.
Yea are hereby net5aeS that hay.
.exp1ncet during the years 1890 as
ls@l- Three Hundred Dollars ezsss
year in labor and improvements -
Oae Hundred Dollars upon each. os ~.
Holy Noes, Elk Horn and Or Me-
lode mining claims. situate in Gooss
Greek Mining district. County or Gur-
nissr. stats Of Colorado. the locat5eu \
certificates Of which are found 81 -
cord book 2es. pages ia and lis, IN
the oGace os the recorder cf szgs
County. IL order 20 kolc said ciairDs :
under the provisions OF Section s.St
OF the Revised Statutes Of the C,It.S
States AID the araestnen, thereto an
proved Ianuary - lxSo. Concerning
annual labor UPON mining claims b.
inS TIE ar.oaz, required 70 hold szSa
aocss Tor The periods ending upon the
Seth day OF June 1871 and the so,k dsy1
Of jane 1879 And IL within ninety
days from the person1 service Of thfsI
notice. or within ninety days AFTER th~
pvhitcatfoa thereof you fan or refuse
20 contribute your proportion os sucA
expenditure As cc-owrer which,
ancarts TO Three Hundred poiiar
xecr Interest IL the claims will e<ccyuel
the p<cpeySy Of the saescrfh<r. yo1,r1
cs-oHner. who has made the re1uireS
expenditure. by the terms Of said Sec
rtca-
C H ryILENwIpER
FIRST pub.seAtSoa. July -. 1874
Lax puhaieafioA October "a. ls31
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

Is an acute attack OF Nasal Catarra-
These sohsect 10 sress2snt colds in the
heA1 viii .nc tsAt the use OF HALLS
SATARElH MEDICINE viii balst ~ the
system and reader ihc-a less hattie TO
colaS Repeated attacks Of Acute Ca
tarrh may lead 70 CA-o-ie CA.nrrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is
A&ea Internally ana acts through the
BlcoS O. the Mucous s@r.2ces OF TIE
Systera thus reGSSsaS TIE Inflammation
co1d1tl tlo-x
an p-aEs.sea CsrcEinrx free.
r. J. Csscey 4 Co. Toledo. oA.o
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Applicants for work Should Apply at the Office Of

II. C. Stevens, Shop Supt., Burnham
Shops, Denver, Colo.
w. E. Higginson, Foreman, Colorado
Springs. Colo.
Walter Roberts, Master Mechanic,
Pueblo, Colo.
Local Agent, Trinidad, Colo.
Local Agent, Florence, Colo.
Local Agent, Canon City, Colo.
E. C. Haskins, Master Mechanic,
Salida, Colo.
Local Agent, Leadville, Colo.
D. G. Cunningham, Asst. Supt. NJ. P,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Local Agent, Provo, Utah.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25
MARBLE INnU USTRY OF GuNNI-
son COUNTY SEEMS ASSURED

Carbondalc Item
c, z. Burger president Of the Colo
rudo National Bank, and A j.
Mitchell, vice president Of the Crystal
River & San Juan Railroad and also
heavily interested in the marble hold
iugs at Marble, made a business trip
to Marble the first part of the week
They stated that they are much salts
ned with the progress being made
and hope to have quite a large crcw
OF men working before the ned Of the
summer.
Tuesday, following their visit, a
night force was pat on in shop /, and
now several gang saws are running 9.
hour daily and additional men will be
added from time 10 time and ma
ehinery paced in operation.
Il is learned unofTicially, that work
VIII be commenced soon on getting
oEi marble for several large contracts
and next year il Is hoped will see the
mill and quarTies operating full capa-
city.
Marble is being quarried BY the
Carrara Iule Marble company, but
owing 20 the tieup Of tire motor cars,
following the wreck of last week. the
marble is being stored along the
loading track to be hanled to the mill
rs soon as the cars are repaired
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DISTANCES TO DELTA
BY AUTOMOBILE ROAD

Delta Independent
Col. Davis, the auctioneer, left
Sunday for Gunnison where he
conducted sale on Monday for
Earl McCully at his home Is
miles north of Ohio Greek. Mrs.
Davis accompanied him on the
trip. They went by way of Blue
Mesa and returned by Crested
Butte-Somerset highway over the
Black Mesa. There is differences
of about Il miles on the two
routes in favor of Blue Mesa.
II this correct, it must be 1O9 miles
10 Delta by way of Crested Butte as
against % by way of Montrose, Blaci
Mesa, If we remember correctly
shows los miles via Crawford. Very
little difference, but of course Crested
Butte folks going to Delta figure 4
81 miles as against 1l3 via Cunnison
a difference in favor of the Somersei
road of 81 miles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25

Local Agent, Aspen, Colo.
G. c. Gates, Foreman, Montrose, Colo.
Herman Weirick, Foreman, Gunnison,
Colo.
F. 7. Owens, Master Mechanic, Grand
Junction, Colo.
E. C. Howerton, Master Mechanic, Ala
mosa, Colo.
Local Agent, Durango, Colo.i
c. B. Carpenter, Superintendent, Ridg-
way, Colo.
Local Agent, Telluride, Colo.
Local Agent, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
J. c. Richmond, Foreman, Ogden, Utah
Local Agent, Price, Utah.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25

Miss Mabel Stobbs left the first of
the week for Taft, California, after
spending the summer at Crested
Butte with Mrs S. G. Bottenfeld and
Mrs. Thos- Mcneil.
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FRUIT UrttREU UIREGT TO
CONSUMER FROM ONE OF
PkOHkS BEST ORCHARDS

! have u. ... ABRAMS -Hururr O.. s...'r
ali l.-#. ..r. ..-~na.rs a.l.
peanhss m. .HIr Grari lu saGr
adires- o., F-rla.a aua .nsarr. gar
Gel irzf rsar.. SO EIT-rra r,.a,a,-
FOR s. PER FULL gus-EL BASKET
hut gnr 'N .ra'a u.- r.ranf 'r--- .l
NIL ORDERS Of rrn nnssaf, u- mere.
ChnrE .r a.s u-.lsr rn an sent aftl
uy4ars g.. ......-
] gea. r.a. .-n rI aII ordrr- Tor
pcarN"s raaE ase received uu ur be-
bcfurr Sept ln. i.g- 30 order as r..
rv!n,d Arnr rHsr date. nui until
peaches ar. E.ag. will probably hr
alb" 90 aI aI .rarr,. Hui viii rut ne
sure / can ... -. lt received after
sept 10th
ufzn Ua.r rnc. large winter ap-
piles 'r ul',r el.pi..I the same hE prr-
paid aut Un~uru4 parcel post In fail
busheI baskets
OFFERING c GRADE of
Jona;Aags Eowr I'can;lcs
NiupsHps Gvuti1us
Arsansas Hack GHmcs Golden
Your choice 81 any Of these vari-
eucs 10 $50 PEA BASKET. This q
grade viii have what is known ~
EurB stlR-s. which cume OF with the
pecIinE, bot will nut have worm holes
which gn Into the apple No apples
small. fur the variety viii be put Into
this grade. The Juuathans and Rome
Beauties, especially viii BE- large
sized They viii be 10. cents per
basket less Tor orders Of ten baskets
pr more.
Also In lesser quantities will have
ORCHARD Run GRADE (extras.
tancies and c grade altogether.
worms and cuIis 0uO Of the following
varieties
recVAukie Red Winter
l.auher Rsn Davis
Mo rippln Stccl's Red Canad,
Wagner White Winter
RaGlbeAu Pearulan's
Fearmans YORK Imperial
Willow Twis
You can have your choice Of this
orchard run grade OF any OF these
varieties 81 the very same price as {
grade ~ varieties mentioned above.
namely. $3.50 PER BASKET and 10
cents per basket less On orders for
ten baskets or more.
VIII have a few nrre large he
iicious al s2-T5 for extras, s. 80 for
fancies and $500 tor c grade, ali
packed In boxes
! VIII also offer what call No !
culls, carefully sorted some damaged
by worn holes, but are We; such ap-
pies as think readily useahe, any
variety ! have for si-es PER FULL
eushEl saskET.
Cheek or money order should be
sen; with all orders for apples
Remember. all offers on both
reaehes and apples are for shipmen,
by prepaid and Insured parcel posi- TO
your address
References; Any hank or CONNER
cisl house Ia PAoaia. or postmaster.
Have lived here over twenty years
and expect 10 be here as much longer.
II any coatinseary should prevent an
order from being nlle,i your money
back, Of course
These quotations hased on present
parcel post rates
A. l. sosssrs,
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25
BYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT

Dr. saas.a tH. Denver Specialist,
vii ara. be- a GuHrtsaH "a, La Nsta
hu'r. I.-. ..H., Srp,guhrr -Ih.
Con -..a...- and examination free.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25
ROADSIDE OBSERVATIONS OF
AN AUTOMOBILE TRAVELLER

(B F. Coen in News-No,es.)
| was driving thru portion of one
of or western states For a distance
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25

Tommy" said the teacher, 1What
can you tell me of Americas foreiRn
relations at the present time -
They're all broke" anwered IT,
brightest boy in the class.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25

W. 5, Ditto is spending some weeks
IN Pueblo and Lamar. visiting rela-
tiveS Altho s. years old. Mr.. Ditto
still enjoys travel and meeting his
friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-25

Mrs Luke Daily and children ar
rived Sunday morning from Salida
to spend a few weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends
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Denver, Colorado
July %, 1922.
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Pssria. Gee
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First publication. July eS, ls3a
LASt puhaieafioa. October "a, i91a
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tor. Miss Frances remained for longer
visit.
Mr. Charles CLANCY and daughter
Miss Barbara. Of Main street, have re-
turned home from q weeks viSft AT
the homo of Mrs. Chaney's daughter
Mrs. Schaffcr Rowe and son Joseph
of Mingo Junction. Ohio.
Mrs. Virginia Taliatcrro. 90 Okiaho-
ma City. arrived Friday morning rot
visit with her sisters. Mrs. :. Z.
Hamilton and Miss Sara Kerr, Of Nam
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Strain nd
children. Of Cross creek District are
visiting friends in Wcllshurg.
Mrs. George Baxter and Mrs. Albert
Faulkner were in StcubcnNille Thurs
day afternoon.
Misses Rcna and Guarda Bat"heil.
Of Bethany. motored to WelsburG Fri
day. and spent the morning in shopping
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly. of Ninth
street, visited in Wheeling Friday.
Miss Nellie Huldah Stacey, or 'ieH"-
land Ohio. who. has been spending
| three weeks at the home of her aunt
Mrs Hall l.. Calhoun. Of Bethany lett
Friday morning for visit with Nor
| cousin, Mrs. Crowder OF Pittsburgh, Il.
| before returning home.
I.
Main street, spent Friday in Pittsburg
! Pa.
Misses Lois Billingsley and Louise
| Baker, Of Main street. are visiting NJ
! the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baily Schultz
| OF near Bethany
William CLANCY, Sett"r known as
| pete" CLANCY, ~ North Main street
| left recently for Cincinnati. OHIO
where ne is working in the tin mill.
Miss NJ. Il McEvoy. Of Philadelphia
Pa. is visiting at the HON" or her
brother. r. IT. MCEvoy. Of Bethany.
! Miss Freda Taylor. Of Main street Is
| visiting her parents at Racine. ONO:
Frank Houser. OF Youngstown. ONO
was n recent visitor AZ the hnmecs ~
! his daughter. Mrs. Lotue Rowe. ot
South Charles street
Mrs. julius Vollhardt and daughter
Mrs Norman Craft were visiting IN
Steubcnvlllc Ohio. Thursday.
Attorney f. r. Carter has purchased
new Nash rooster from Mc'reary
| Brothers. Of Eighth street
| Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs George RhodeheaNer. ~ Main
street. are homo from several days
automobile trip through tho southern
part Of West Virginia and Maryland.
Miss Nellie Payne. who has been Wis
itins for the past week with MISS
Kathryn Crahh. Of North Charles street
left Friday morning for her home IN
| Brentwood Pa.
Mrs. Ben Passavant and children. Of
| Yankee street. returned home Thurs
| day from several weeks visit with
relatives in the state OF New YORK.
Mrs. Lulu Hartley. daughter Mrs.
| Lawrence Milliken and small daughter
Martha. Of Buffalo District were "el's'
| hurr visitors Thursday afternoon.
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daughter Elizabeth are visiting frlenas
In cleveland.
Deputy Treasurer l.. NJ WILKES was
a business visitor at Holloway yesler-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Rennte nave
returned home after an eastern wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Shepherd Of West
Main street have returned home after
an eastern and northern trip.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Cowcn have
returned home after spending weeks
at Cedar Point. where Judge towin at
tended the state Bar Association.
The Belmont County Medical Associa-
ton will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Tuesday In the office OF
Health Commissioner DR.. Dew.
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from RellalrC. o. and attempted 10 pre-
vent the men working at the BogGs Ruh
minc from going 80 work. NO lro"'''
wa& reported at that time Dui II VIZ
tbnugh, tha, if measures wcr" not taken
trouble might result. No disturbances
were encountered however and the men
wan, IN work AS usual yesterday morn
iry The police however stopped All
the cars bringing men 20 work. to he
sure that all WAS quiet.
Lawn FeTo.
The members ut tn lAdu>triaI circle
of the First N r. chrr'h WI! hoId
lawn fetc Tuesday evening on ~" law"
Of the church. starting at 80 O'CLOCK
Pics cakes candy and other H"hC"C'eH
will he on sale. The money vii! he used
for the benefit Of the church. All are
cordially invited to attend
Attend Revival
Rev. q. W. Castle of tn" First NJ. T.
church has been absent tor tn" last
week attending the revival meetings
that are being held Ivy the First NJ. l.
church al Mountain Lake park. Kew
Castle will return Monday afternoon
Gane sunday.
The Dixie club team VIII play the
Mozart team on the south BcnwooG
grounds Sunday This game was to I've
nlaycd some time ago but the game was
cancelled owing TO a misunderstanding
but was signed UP for tomorrow. Inc
game will he called at three O'Clock
sharp.
Entertain sunday.
The members Of the Kerry club viii
entertain number Of young people
from McMechen. at their summer camp
in the narrOws. sUuth Of MCMe"heh
Sunday. Swimming dancing and boat
Ing viii be the main entertainments al
the day. A light luncheon Will w
served at the clos" Of TN" evening
Bachelors Entertain.
Tho members Of the Bachelor cur
will entertain number Of their friends
er their Camp. ct rowhatan. sunday
RoatinE. swimming aud dancing will be
the main attractions Of The day. Ther'
are a number Of friends and members
of the club spending their vacation al
the Camp which is located IN beautiful
spot on the river
Graviano Funeral.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for the late Mrs Mariana
Graziano who died AT her HON" No. lasN
Division street, Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Father HcnSlcy. pastor Of the 81
Johns church was in rharg' NJ the ScrN-
ices which were held at the church
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Byrd and family OF Akron. O.. spent
this week with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. David CASTILLO Of Speidel. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Goodman visited
their son. Manuel Goodman OF Barnes
willie over the Fourth.
Miss Gladys Brakeman Of Ausktn'
gum college. spent the weekend WIN
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bar
rackman Of Speidel.
Miss Helen Bailey Of Mt Holly was
shopping in GAINESVILLE Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Naylor was a business
caller In GAINESVILLE Thursday.
Mrs. Mccalister Of Belmont IL spend
ing A few days whit her daughter. MIS-.
Guy Thornburg Of Speidel. o.
Wilson Hirst was taken to the hos
pital one day this week where he un'
derwene very severe operation Tor
hcmorrase Of the bladder.
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SANDY Ridge

MIR. and Mrs Wilfred Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. w, Bundy Of Tacoma, spent
the weekend with relatives at Column
bus
Vavy Barrackman has returned home
from a visit with Parkersburg relatives
he reports the wheat crop being fal-
IRE IN that section owing to the wei
weather, II ia rottening in tn eshock
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Niolock and
Edwin Sears visited Sunday With MI
and Mrs. Fred Bundy Of Tacomn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wells OF
Speidel visited Sunday with relatives
at Wcllsburg. ". Va.
Mrs Chalmers Rogers OF Speidel IL
spending a few days In Barnesvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mccormick and
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WELLSBURG
Entorsajne.

Members OF the C. T. Club were de-
lightfully entertained on Thursday eve
ming by Miss Margaret Buoy. at ner
home. 20l6 North Charles street. the
event was complimentary 10 Miss Ruth
Hogg. whose marriage TO Mr.. A. J.
Weissmiller. OF Detroit. Mich, Will be
an event OF next week.
An evening spent in music and
games afforded much pleasure for the
guests. and delightful refreshments were
served at II o'clock Miss hogg was
nice presents
News Of Death.
Word has been received here by Mrs.
q. r. RAIDER announcing the death OF
Melvin Richardson. Of Akron, Ohio. MT.
Richardson formerly resided here and
was employed by the Kyle supply Co.
Agree on Lights.
Members Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road conferred with council on Thurs
day evening and agreed TO install red
lights AT Sixth. Seventh. Fight. Ninth.
Tenth. Eleventh. Twelfth. Twcnty-Scc-
ond. Twenty Fifth. Twenty Sixth and
REIMBURSEMENT streets. The speed
limit has been raised TO ten miles per
hour to Twelfth street. going up. and
fifteen miles beyond Twelfth street.
until the lights are in. when the speed
will be fifteen miles through the entire
city.
rhirty-Ttve Years In india
n Madsen. for thirty five years
missionary TO India Is now on his sec
ond furlough TO America. He is work
ing under the Disciples Soard. He
was present at the Christian prayer
service last evening having been en-
,.rtained at dinner by Rev. and Mrs.
Shaw and spoke to about forty people
for thirty minutes on his varied ex-
perenccs In India.
The Mission Circle has a trear pro-
vided for their session this coming Fri
day evening. when Mrs. Rose Calder
wood for years missionary In Jap
an. will be the principle speaker One
lady will be dressed In Japanese cos
tune.
Missionary Madsen's daughter Is now
In Bethany college.
Missionary Society.
The regular monthly meeting ~ the
Missionary Society met at the Chris
tian church on Thursday evening.
There was good attendance and an
excellent program.
Bible study. Miss Lucy Rlenkensop.
Japan and its Interesting People, Mrs
Sims.
The Nation at School. Mrs. Albert
cain. The Gospel for Industrial and
Social Problems. Mrs. earle Wells.
Delicious refreshments were served
AT the close and all enjoyed the social
hour.
GLASS Meeting.
The Kings Messenger class Of the
VI. T.. church held the monthly meet
Ing In the class room Of tho church
Thursday evening. After devotional
exercises and business meeting. very
pleasing refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles knight
OF North Charles street, Monday. July
3rd a daughter
Mrs. j. &. Wells daughter. Mrs. Ed
Brozka and Mrs. Charles Hood were
guests Thursday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hover. NJ Steubenvtlle.
Ohio.
Mrs. n. w Norcross OF Twenty
Sixth street, visited in Wheeling Fri
day.
Or f. +. Harden i home from ten
days visit with relatives in the state
Of New York.
George g. Wells. who was injured
recently by falling down an elevator
shaft, is able to be down town.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson has returned
home from a few days visit with rel
atlves in McKeesport. Pa. Her daugh'
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In,crnmen, was made in the Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
Trial UP Today.
The trial at Joe FOrcleno, charger
with assault on the person OF Tony
PaoIucci. nine years old. the son OF
Orcutu Padlucci, will be heard this
afternoon at 20 o'clock before squire
Deegan. The warrcnt was sworn out by
the father yesterday.
Send Troops.
1t has been reported that The Hitch
man Coal company officials has request
ed the Governor TO send state troops
here to protect the property of the COM
many which the officials of the company
are afraid will be destroyed or seriously
damaged by the striking members OF
that mine.
Bids Received.
Bids are being received by NltE CLERK
J. f. Brannen. for the erection or
now bridge over the McMechen run
The present bridge has been condemned
for some time and new one has ooer
decided on. The structure Will cost IN
the neigh borhood OF 5000 II was un
dcrStOod.
Benwood Briefs.
R T. began and family have return
cd home after spchu!hS some ''i"e -
Marietta, O.. visiting friends.
Father Gorkey OF MoundsfliIe, was
a business visitor In town yesterday.
Miss Rhea Bowers Of Water street
purchased Il new Ford coupe.
James Powell. Of McMechen was
business visitor in town yesterday.
George w. Burns Of Moundsville was
n business visitor In twon yesterday
DR.. Eskey is making extensive i'm
provements on his property.
George Akraman was
MoundsviIlc on business yesterday.
Rev - W Castle is expected nome
from Mountain Lake rark Monday.
Mrs George Kelly returned nome
after an extended visit with friends II
Pittsburgh. Va.
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BENWOOD
HtuAGon Quiet.

Yesterday morning tho Wheeling
police and the Mounted police OF the
county were stationed along the road
at different points near tho head OF
Boggs run TO prevent repetition OF
the disturbance that was caused
Wednesday morning when number or
striking miners are said 70 have come
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1arans longest river, the Tone-Gawa
ia hut 10 miles long.
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Heard the President.

several from here went 10 New Con
rnrd Yesterday to hear tn" address o
President H2rdjng at Muskinxum col
leEr. Among thos" making the triI
were Attorney George Thornhurg. Rev
Ira I.repcr and family. MesSrs. Ear
and Roy Lewis. Mr.. NJ. r.. Hall ant
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