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CATSKU.T, MOrXTATN' I^EWS, FIJI PAY. ,TAN. 29, 1915.

Catskill Mountain News CLARKE A. SANFORD,

Editor and Publisher.

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calve t i n paper .n nny lime will oblige "« by •ctidlnc lmm«llll« nolle* to thin office.

Tt." , \ l.i.i. •• .-..luron It free to nil subscrib­er* wlio nre paid In idvancS,

Oopj for i ;.:mis of advertisements must reach tin;- offlci Monday to Insure insertion In Issue "( cutn • WMk,

FARM REGULATIONS ?

Some Suggestions by an Old Railroad

Man Along lines of Railroad Regula­

tion.

it is ivell-known that under present lnws and regulations railroad? are compelled t<- report to various com­missions encli offleinj net or contem­plated a i t Find receive the permission of tl mission before they go ahead. T nts II B man asked of the Delaware .v Northern their rate on a carload "f sawdust from Dunrav.ii to Margaretville and they had not sometime before had complete print­ed schedules tiled at Albany and Washingti n of such ra tes they would be coi to give the various com­missions days notice of the rate. etc.

\ n said the other day that ' farmers ought to be treat- l same as the railroads and he makes the following suggestions for a - mmisslon.

\ r t ic le One -• s and Trices.

~ Oi ) one price for a given commodit) - ' • lawful. A farmer desi- 8 ' -'• a price shall file a

- ith the commission herv: llcli shall go into effect I -"J th< reafter unless susp. • ' • commission at the insta msumer.

St - shall be Increasi i howevei ipon due proof, the burd . . • shall be upon the fan: • rfstll - prices are con-fiscatory • : his - Is and gear. In it- : - iloi the commission may re-••.-- ermit any such increase until a v.. ta engineers and ac­count been taken. In such the farmer shall have no credit • -' profits invested In new :'.• la ipr ved s t ructure- I il shall I ed only original cosi plus bori I money invested.

Se> .odity." as used here­in, Ini lud - Ins, vi -•• tables, live­stock les. excepting sand,

• a re . t i de Two

Conduct of Operations 4—Every hired man shall work

- • ' : • • . . r day. not including the S ind shall not recom­mence wot nless he has completed a per I less than eighteen hour- lbs lute rest and quiet- He shall • • -. on the Lord's Day. nor on legal holidays, nor on Jack Love's birth.

Sei raer s til hire one more hired man than his work re-<liiirt -

Sec. 6 The only permissible excep­tions to the two foregoing sections shall be periods of tears resulting from earthquake, Halley's comet or European Invasion.

Sec 7 All wagons, and all poles and di I le-ti - shall be provided wit., i .; - iplingby impact. s 0

that the tn need not go be­tween tlu cheels ol the wagon and the hi • • torses

Si • 3 v shall be supplied with suitable brakes grab-Irons, stir­rups and | sol standard dimen­sions to be fixed by the commission.

Sec 9 All hulls, when moving on the highway or in unfenced area.-, shall be I with a bell of not less than fifty pounds weight, a steam whistl :. electric headlight ot at I-.-.-' I '. rtdli power.

Si Sheds shall be built over all fields ere hired men have to work oier

eld • Qglni s and ma-• ;.i • d in: all belting

THOSE WHO PASSED.

Result of Regent's Examinations at

the High School Last Week.

Reading. I'.itiosl O'Connor, 71i. Sheldon lllrdsnll, SB. (luilford Austin, 8B.

Hnrloy Hoardsley, 80, Jennie Bishop, *r>. Alice Bus y. B6. Woodrttfl licSllva, 85. Herman Wlckham, 76. Waiter Robertson!, 80. Menvln O'Connor, 80. Lela Wiekham, 7R. Cora McBwon, 80. I.oren Sheltls, 75. Mildred Jenkins, 75. Hilda Hunter, so. William Sperling, 78.

Writing. Sheldon Birdsall, 75. Woodrttfl DeSllva, 80. Mot, ' 'Connor , 80. Hiliir. d . l i ' i ikins. 80. Cor;: Mi Ewen, SO. Erni • I Contmr. 80. Loren Sheltls. 75. Hon.; tn Wiekham. 75. Lela Wlckham, S5.

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Guilford Austin. 75. H a n • B ••.-ley. 75. Jem Bishop, 78. Alii is >. SO. Hlldi Hunter, SO.

Plane Geometry. 64,

H. Osterhoudt. 62. Miss Ter ry . 66

Physics. Morton Scuddt ". "2. Mildred Dodds 68, Earle Osti rhoudt, 66. Laura Sanford, 60. Martha Morsi. 70. Helen Van Wagenen, 67.

Intermediate Drawing. Laura Sanford, 90. Mildred \\ I ter . S7. Helen V Wagenen. 75.

Commerc Arithmetic. Harold aulkner . S2.

Business Writing. Mildri d Winter. SO.

Advance: Design. Myra Sanford, S3. Laura Sanford, S3.

Algebra. Clara l-'uller. 74. Maggie Funari . 69. Huldah Jones, 64. Fl ... ' ly. 63. Howard Sanford. 60. Alice Russell, 60.

Ancient History. Gordon Adee, 6". Clara Fulli r, 80 Austin Stewart , 91.

U. S. History. Guilford Austin. 91. Wo. drufl DeSllva, S9. Will Si Ing, S4. Ernest i I'Connor, S4. Alio issy, 79. Lela W :ham, 79. Hermai .Vlckham, 78,

laley, 77. ' :. Bis op, 76. J a s p ' r Bisliop. 76. Bown tn Owen, 75. Hilda Hunter. 75.

German III. Hi :•: . • Dietx, 75

German I I . > : - • • "

I., ui Sanford 60. English Grammar.

Harry Rickard, 61. in Wagenen, 65.

Engl th III. :.. 60.

Erg .-• . ; - 3.

• -lee. 60. Teachers ' English.

English I I .

Doi lei tins, 60. English IV.

Sec. 11 chinen si shall sed In metal housings;

E l e i i e r :

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- Blakesley, fl lerllng, 65 .. English..

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Silva, 76. Ew< :.. 7,r..

H. rmai Wlckham, 7S.

Enghsh History.

churns, hay-cut-other moving

-':• encased In Ion ol the hired

and si ties ters. : i pan - - t n shea;. roti men.

Si barns, sheds and other OUtbui .all. in cold weather, be ad< ;..: ated, and at all times shall be «•'.'. lighted and policed.

Sea •: mission's inspi i • shall weekly h ect II .-.is...hie auto-mobili • •.- missing the farm, r It 1 •-:'• :•• ':-.- runs on '

S< . ; • t>. mortgage real • -'..• -•• r. .-..TV. d to t lu

s ta t - N'.. ft - all make any mortgagi ncur any Indebtedness

i :-. 11, : Lui J Gladys > Clara R Helen V. Mildred

Spelling. Rat

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. 75. Wagenen, SO.

'.titer, 75

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extendi: one :.. pro\ .. upon p. paying for i , o

Indel t.

r .i period of more than without the written ap-

.is-ion. ubtained .- aring, and upon

• '..it. treasurer 10 cents such ind. hi. dm is

irred without such . . . id

1'hr. •

Commission Sec. 1! : \ , t:.is act. a com-

p rsona shall bi select ed i • ivernor with a view to

ll political opinion .is possible No commission er shall. In >•• deemed disquali­fied b> lack ol previous political or other ,

The !.. .ire in need ui personal leadership Th,-> : .a\v political lead­er-, but they nved local industrial community and educational leaders.

:;. St. Arithmetic.

Htldred - 100, r, ;i7

nnor, 93. lh : l - l ey . 91.

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Glad) - •• r. ss Cor..

Ernest > >'C nnor, v Grace '.;• • nolds, 7i« Alii Ralph ;. ibbell, 78. Mary Molyneaux, 77. Sheldon Birdsall 77. Iva Uery, ''• L)o)'d Smith. 75. Woodruff DeSllva, 75

Sulid Geometry. Luc) Fislter, 60.

American History. Winton Uuff, 77

PsycholoB)-Lucy Fisher, 90.

Biology, llerthu Kelly. SO Bmorson Kelly. *B.

Physical Geography. Lucy Klsher. 86.

Commercial Geography. Dorothy Jenkins . 70. Krnest Ciivett. 80.

Physiology, l.eorn Streeter . s:t Pauline Stewart . 75. Wilbur Archibald. 88. John Slntltls. 85. Guilford Austin. 70. George Hoag. 77 Hilda Hunter . •'••'' Florence Kelly. 7'1

Mary Molyneaux. 91 Alice Hussy, 6^ Lola Wlckham. St William Sperlin-r. S3. las per Bishop. • Jennie Bishop Robert Mei lur r . Harriet Merri t t . Harley Beanish-- x

Merton Mors. S* Judsou Haynes • Ralph. Hllbbe'

Geography. Lorer. Shelti? -Julia O'Connor. « Har'.- y Beardsiej 54 Ralph Hul bell, '•' Woodruff IVSilv.. SS Sheldon Birdsall. S4 Elbert Hull. >. Cora McEwer Rachel All Howard Ga%- • lona Sanford. 7^

t.RfJ \ 1 . NOTICES 1 LEGAL NOTICES

February Ju-.--« A list of Trial lurors •

at a trial - 5 :

Court.- to be h« tn Delhi, on the sev Kebruary

Name. son Meac-

Krank Spencer L. H. Hit.: R A. Aver: Laverne Cab le . . Elia? Hopkins Thomas W. Nevin Matthew P a n e . Burr Huhbell . George Llndslay Charles .1 Myers George H. Smith . John McGibbon. . . . William S. Andrews William H. Bramley Harry' Stout Alexander Myers

William Miller David Finkle John A. Birdsall Ar thur Smith Marvin L Minor . S': J a m e s C. Mabon

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Louis Heifer Horton J a m e s W. Thompson Andes

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Dated, December i >, O'Connor & O'Connor,

At torneys fcr plaintiffs, Office and P. O. address ,

Hobart , N. Y.

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:J. your answer on t he within twenty days

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fai lure to appear , or twi l l be taken aga ins t *r t he relief demanded

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S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K S U P R E M E C O U R T — D e l a w a r e Co.

EDGAR T. VANBDREN,

VIOLETT POWELL,

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to be held in Delaware.

d Deci ruber 5. 1914. A N D R E W C. F E N T O N ,

Plaintiff's At torney, a n d Po-tofRce address .

Margaretvi l le , Del. Co., New York.

J o h n B. Griffin, the above named de­fendant :

T h e foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuan t to an o rde r of Lewis 1". Raymond, county Judge of Delaware county, dated the 19th day of J a n u a r y . 1915, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the county of Delaware, a t Delhi. N. Y.. on the 20th day of Jan . . 1915.

Dated a t Margare tvl l le . N. Y., th is 20th dav of J a n u a r y , 1915. ANDREW C. FENTON.

Plaintiff 's At to rney , Office and PoStoffice address ,

Margare tv i l le , N. Y. I

C O U N T Y C O U R T : — D e l a w a r e Co.

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L E W I S W. TWAY, Plaintiff,

—aga ins t— MlJlI t & C H A R L O T T E MUIR,

Defendants .

James H. France R W. McArthur . . George Whit lock. Leslie K. Roberts W. F, Dumond . . . A. R

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Walton . Bloomville

nport Center . .Bloomville

Margaretvil le B. Shrtw. . Hainden R. H a n m e r . . Cnion Grove

Oscar H. Schovill . . . Fred M. Seager . Woodbury Robinson James T r u d e n . . Melvin Staddel . . . Willett Seymour. . . J. A. Topping. P. M. Grant James Nesbitt • . . George W Mosher Cyrus W h i t l o c k . . . .

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.. . . Walton . . . .Roscoe. R. D.

Horton . . . . . . . Northfteld

North Harperstleld Bloomville

. . . .Fergujonvi l le . . , East Branch

West Davenport

TO T H E ABOVE N A M E D D E F E N D ­A N T :

YOU ARE -HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer on plaintiff's a t torneys within twenty days after the servlci his sum­mons, exclusive of i io daj ol Bervlce; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will lie taken against you by default tor the relief demanded in the complaint.

Trial to be had in Delaware county. Dated December 3, 1911.

O'Connor & O'Connor, Attorneys for plaintiff,

Office and P. O. Address, Hobart , N. Y.

TO VIOLETT POWELL, the above

In pursuance and by vir tue of a j u d g m e n t of foreclosure a n d sale , made and en tered in the Clerk 's office of the county of Delaware , on t he 18th day of Janua ry , 1915, 1, the sub­scriber , Referee duly appointed for tha t purpose, will soil a t public act ion, a t the front door of the Court House, in the village of Delhi, Delaware coun­ty, N. Y„ on Monday, the 8th day of March, 1915, a t 10 o'clock A. M. of t h a t day, the real e s t a to and mor tgaged premises di rected by said j u d g m e n t to be sold, and there in described a s follows, viz: "ALL T H A T TRACT OR PARCEL O F LAND, s i tua te in the Town of Middletown, bounded and descr ibed a s follows; to wi t : Com­mencing a t a point in the cen te r of the Middletown and Delhi Tu rnp ike road, now Main S t r ee t in t he vi l lage of Margaretvi l le , and running thence

C. W. Hu'.K rt Haniden Arthur Holmes West Davenport

named defendant: The foregoing summons is served ] in a souther ly direction along the lino

upon you by publication pursuant to of a lot formerly occupied by Jacob an order made by Hon. Lewis P. Ray­mond, County Judge of Delaware county. N. Y., da ted December li ', 1914 and tiled with the complaint here in the office of the Clerk of the county of Delaware on December Zo, 1914 Delhi, N. Y.

Dated December s:,, 1914. O'Connor & O'Connor,

Attorneys for plaintiff, Office and P. O. Address,

Hobart , N. Y.

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Death of Mrs. Ross M. Sanford.

Fannie J. M. c ie l land. wife of Ross M. Sanford. died a t 3:45 Monday after noon at her me two and one-half miles from Stamford, She ad been ill s ince last sun mer and on October 7. entered the P \ Memorial hospital in Ouonta for an dperatio: . The operation proved, temporari ly benefi­cial and two week- la ter Bhe re turned home and apparent ly continued to gain until near the-holidays, when she be­gan again to 'decline, death was caus­ed by cancer.

The deceased, was a daue.w-r of Robert Md' le l iaod of Hobart and was born nearh ",9 year> ago in the town of Walton Within a year ti.e family moved to Ifdbarf, which w a s ' h e r home practically all her life. She la sur­vived by her h'usba:.,! a.nd bv fpur children—Robert, pewitjt, Margueri te and C h a r l e s - a l l residing at home; al­so by her father, one sister. Miss Lina McClelland, and a brother , ex-Super­visor. W. H McClelland, all of Hobart .

Mrs. McClelland was a devoted member of the Stamford Presbyter ian church, a loving daughter , wife and mother and a kltid fri< ml and neigh­bor By all who knew hex the deepest sympathy win be extended to the afflicted family.

Mr. and Mr.-. J. M. Sanford. Coart-luy R. SanfO/d aud Clark. A. Santerd at tended the fuueral which was held yesterday utternoou.

T H E P E O P L E OF T H E S T A T E OF N E W Y O R K

By the Grace of God Free and Independent

To George H. Hewitt . I 'pon the petition of Low aid

Hewit t and Leola H. Ingles of th Town of Middletown, Delaware county. N. Y., proponents you are hereby cited to show ca ;se before t gate's Court of D laware county at tin- s :-rogate 's Oil ee In the village of Delhi, in said county, on the Sth day of March, 1913. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, why a d> tld not be granted admit t ing t,. probate a certain instrument in wii t . - last will and tes tament of Cornelia H. Hewitt , late of the Town of Middle! '. said coun ty .deceased .a sa valid will of real and personal property; ;. show caust whv letters u should not Issue thereon

In Testimon. have causi 1 1 said Surro iK-reto nOI

Witness, U mond.

11. S.I i ounty o: Surrogate's Offl< N. v., this lSth 1915. E. A. CUl

Clerk of the Surn ANDREW C. KENTuN

Attorney of Petiti.

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Office and Posl idrest Margaretville. 1 county,

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Clura, six rods to the west bank of the Binnekil l ; thence up along the bank of the Binnekill seventy-live feet to a s t ake and s tones s tanding on snld bank; thence a nor thwes t direction six rods to the cen te r of said s t r ee t ; thence along t h e center of said s t r ee t seventy-five feet to the place ot begin­ning, containing twenty-seven and iia-100 rod- of land be the same more or less. Reserv ing and excepting

| the right to lay a sewerage pipe through -aid premises as ment ioned aud described in a deed executed by Elizabeth Clura, and others , to Char les

' Gorsch. and recorded in the Clerk's of-I flee of the county of Delaware, J a n . ! 'JO. 1891, In Book 112 of Deeds, a t j page 4\>1. to which deed reference is

L. made for a more par t icular description thereo i : a lso reserv ing and excepting the r ight to lay a sewerage pipe through said premises as mentioned and described in a deed theretofore executed by T h o m a s Muir and wife, to Charles C Kaufman, and o thers , to which r, ferance is made for a more par t icular descr ipt ion thereof."

Dated, Delhi. N. Y.. J anua rv 20, 1915.

HAMILTON J. HEWITT. Referee. ANDREW C. FENTON.

Plaintiffs Attorney, Margaretvi l le , N. Y.

May Recover Frp/n Operation. Iron, uar M.av, rlo«n r""-lpiU>i>»*

Gladys Shaver, who underwent an operation in a Kingston hospital near­ly two weeks ago, is now reported to be some bet ter .

Resolutions.

It having pleased Almighty God, in His infinite Wisdom, to summon to Himself our dear sister, Mrs. Caroelia 11. Hewitt, and.

Whereas , We. the members of the Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, feel her loss to be our per­sonal loss and take this occasion to pay tr ibute to her memory.

All through her life she has exempli­fied in a beautiful manner her belief in tin Christ ian faith. She was a true, loving, noble woman, a lways ready to aid In any good undertaking.

Auction. Resolved,

bereaved 1 will sell at public Satyr ;.it sytnpath)

day. January 30. 191 . .d.rsonV R . . 'U , , . I TI,-,, livery stables. Grit . N \ " ' ' ' " ' « 2u head of hors, , • ,. L ulioua be sent 30 head of horsi board, two 3-aeated surreys, t and all kinds of I ai , known day of »«;. ,.t i o'clock, rain or ih ln , .

W. M. Anderson—adv.

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a copy of these re-tu the family, be

f and also put

Harrington, Mr-. M A. Shaw, Mrs. G. D. Fisher, Coin.

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