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PERSONAL MENTION.

Christmas Gifts. 25c to 100000. the
most beautiful collection ever shown in
America Mernod & Jaccards, Broadway
and Locust.
Miss Adele Waite Of Greenville. ILL.,. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George S. Reid
of Hotel Beers
Miss Katheryn Creveling will be homo
from the Sacred Heart Convent. Mary
vile, to spend the holidays at her country
home.
Theodore B. spiering. the famous Chi
cago violinist. and family will spend tho
Christmas holidays with his mother. Mrs
Theresa Spierins. at No. 1923 Linden
boulevard.
Mrs. Robert E. Hoffman of vandeven-
ter avenue. assisted by Miss Gertrude
Niebling and her two daughters. Mrs. c.
tertained Charles 7: Aldrich. who was
playing at the Columbia Theater last
week. at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Kahle OF Mex
leo City, accompanied by their sister. Miss
Martha Kaminski. are expected to arrive
in the city on December 90, to spend the
holidays with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaminski. of No 1915 South Compton ave-
nue.. where they will be pleased to see
their friends during the month of jan
uary.
Mrs. Cecil A Denison of Fulton. KY.
is spending the holidays at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. c. II. Van Dixie. No.
ASH Cook avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Weber OF Kan
sas City are at the Planters for short
visit. Mrs. Weber was Miss Josephine
Rose of St. Louis.
KIRkWOOD.
Mrs. 8. J. Edwards has returned from
Cincinnati. where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Church.
Miss Ellis of Peru. Neb, is expected to
arrive to-day to spend fortnight with
her sister, Mrs. William W. Keyser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Good. who have
been visiting in New York City. have re-
turned home.
Mrs. a. S. Mermod is entertaining her
niece Mrs. Alfred de Roulet.
Mrs. Bessie Bown Kicker and Mrs. Clara
Henley Bussing are guests of Mrs. W. j.
H Bow-n.
The Kirkwood Piano Club will hold its
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Miss Adele Waite Of Greenville. ILL.,. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George S. Reid
of Hotel Beers
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the might Of the concert Mr. and Mrx
+. B. Little will have is their guests
sheldon EhitcEouse and Leonard Tyler.
also giving :, dinner iii their honor
The list of Eoxfnldcrs for the concert
Tuesday night at the Odeon is complete.
rs follows ll,.S
s D. Capcn. 7. = Mafhts
Charles BaScOm. Henry Meier.
Il. D. kaime. - = 6ro"u
cams Paddock, ). g. Miller.
Y. Wet. George u. Z .yfol
Byron Nugcnt, e. I. N.thollS.
r, s. Moffitt. Edward Hidden.
Mart. F.win.- George Drew.
T.. Il. Little.
Lest!arnes-
Goodman Kirg. Charles TrI"y.
" A stick-oy William y. Scuddcf.
Zen l;is,naI. Charles flfr1.
M'srss--
In Lambert. Lucille Niedsiag-
t.iith OMEN, haus.
\ marty WAS given last SUNDAY ly Mr.,
ard Mrs. Bocd6ecker, No. ISL Park ave-
nue.. IN honor of the eighteenth birthday
OF their daughter. Emily. The young
hostess was siIowarcd With congr2tula tons
and many valuable and ustfui prc*ents.
The party was = merry ono. Win music
and many g, nical yarior ScInes. The sup
per table vas decorated with carnations.
The invited guests ~"re the r1rsic grad
mates and the I.is:-. Society. AZ fellows:
--, Augusta Ko,b. Bclie Cartwright.
.!.Tt Week. - X .5chefrel-
Augusta Redmond Marie AiFlc.
In \ ioi5.:a Emliy i'icla.
clara H'nses. Ai-E.St2 "aEG.rus,
Louise bai,-. i.siiy 3oeddecker.
,rr ard Mrs Alfred IziIe or the Harnil-
ten Hotel entertained at dinner On Satur-
,ay evening. in honor of Ar- and Mrs
Hires T. Iia:.li;an CT Chicago The g,;csts
werr:
a:cs.iC,IrS-
George Paricr Theodore r,ummer,
Judge FcGry i5Cnd. Joseph LUM ig1.
Columbus EaIic. l.. 2. LanGan,
Crittcnd.n Nc Lawrence Branch.
Eipley. Joseph Euc-a,
AesiaLle.-
Parker. Mckinley,
Bond. Pummer.
Halle. Moulton
ff:gIi.,
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wOMEN's CLUBS.

Magnificent Hall Clocks. with sweet
toned Westminster chimes. $500 to $4,000.
Mermod K. Jaccard's, Broadway and Lo-
Gust.
'The Odd in Architecture" was discussed
at the Literary Symposium Thursday
morning. Mrs. Griffith first noticed the
old castles and palaces of Northern Italy.
whose red tiles and terra-cotta rel!efs vie
in beauty with tinted marbles. She de-
scrihed the striped cathedrnls of sen m; and
and Metallurgy as the oldest building
among the great palaces of the EXPOSE
ton. There will be no meeting OF this
study on Thursday. December 81.
The Literary Symposium had full at
tendance Thursday morning. Mrs. Grif-
fifth opened the study OF the Olympic
Games" with description of the national
festivals of ancient Hellas. She then
spoke of the revival of the famous Oym-
pads. closing with the coming athletic
contests at the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition. She described the new Stadium,
and sculptures, recalling Taine's words:
ITO produce a man in marble. the Greeks
first made Il living man. ''rhe Odd in
Architecture, is the subject for December
II. at Hotel Beers.
The Tuesday Club had upon the pro-
Sranfne THIS week the Two LOckSley
Halls, a literary estimate of the poems
was given by Miss Hill. A character
study of the hand, by Miss Temple. ethical
reciting of the poems by Miss Glen; "Po-
Iitical England" at that time by Mrs. Ly-
man The leader of the discussion was
Miss Helzett.
The Modern Novel Club will continue Its
meeting at No 1886 Washington avenue
during the absence of Mrs. C. II. Stone,
v,ra nh. Ss,s
Paris. Mrs. Thorne will he in charge of
the work. Miss Kroeger continuing as sec
rotary
Harmony Literary Circle met with Mrs.
e. l.. Slocumb. with an unusually good at
tendance. 1t being American Poets Day.
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with a spray of carnation and smilax.
Those present were:
Mesdames-
Dickruann, Schroeder.
Geise. Won der Au,
Bell, Hooper.
Niemeyer. Weber.
Bisgers. Renmes.
Reinhardt, Gunlach.
RIGHT. Sander.
A 1904 calendar euchre party was given
by Mrs l.. e. LOCKWOOD Thursday after
noon to her friends. The guests were:
Mesdames-
SCharlott, q. w. Cnap1n,
j. F. scharr. G. F. Chaplin.
G: Simonson. Gade;
II. Deter. w. II. Falk,
4. r. Norris. Ed Lovejoy:
W. Schritt.
Misses
Sophia Risch. Mary Kelley.
Maggie Kelley.
Miss Florence Power Of No. 1923 Day
ton street entertained her classmates
Tuesday evening, December Is. in honor of
her fourteenth birthday. Among those
present were:
Misses
Harriet and Edna Edna Sherman.
Taylor. Lille Schurr.
Genevieve and Ma. Edna Ritter.
Bowdern, Mabel Tozer,
Lille BEST, Pearl Kelly.
Miss Anna z. Wentz and Mr.. Harry
Tooley of ST. Charles were guests OF honor
at sociable given by Miss Radomsky OF
No. 800 Morgan street early in the week
Dancing was the principal diversion, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were:
Misses
Anna L. Wentz. Henrietta Dufrey,
Gertrude Steele, Belle Berger,
Lillian Steele, Lucretta Slack,
Anna Peterson, Florence Z. Radon-
Julia Dufrey, sky.
MesSeurs-
II. TOoley. J. Singer
L. Schleisinger, j. Radomsky Jr:
NJ. Schleisinger, A. Ralstor,
NJ. Willy, j. =. Pecan:
j. Reichenstein
Mesdames-
Ed Steele. Vim. z. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Grace of No. 1903
Easton avenue. will be pleased to meet
their friends informally on the evening OF
December Is from 100 to 1890. the occa-
sion of their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary.
Silk Umbrellas. very novel handles IN
propriate Christmas Gifts for ladies and
sentlemen-s2Oo to $500. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
Mrs. Wrinkle OF No. 3721 Lincoln avenue
gave a birthday party Wednesday evening
in honor of her son. Gus Winkle Games
and dancing were enjoyed by those pres
ent until late in the evening. after which
a repast was served. Those present were:
Misses
Tessie Hanes, A. Dienstbach,
Lee Brinknan, A. Knight,
+. Alherts. l. Muerhead.
NJ. Alberts,
MeSSieurs-
Gus Wrinkle. A Conrad.
Charles Wrinkle. +. w. Blichham,
Chas. Dienstbach, F. Wakner,
Jr., ID. Dienstbach,
Ed Crosse. Y. Schoppe.
Ed Knight.
Messieurs and Mesdames-
80. Bennett, A. Wrinkle.
&C. Dienst BACH
Among the many entertainments to be
given for the Yale men on Tuesday is n
luncheon by Miss Lillian Mitchell. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Meier will entertain
two of the Yale club at their home dur
ing Tuesday. Hamilton Baxter and Har-
old Bruf will give dinner for them on
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| IL
no ifconveniences-no delays-therefore,
| more satisfactory. Mermod & Jaccard's,
| Broadway and Locust.
The Ten O'Clock Musicale has post
poned its next meeting until January Z.
SOCIAL CLUBS.
Diamonds for Christmas Gifts-Mermod
| q JacCardS.
| The ]. =! c. Bowling Club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting last Tuesday evening
on the pendleton alleys. Some good games
| We're rolled. Miss Mary Miller and Mr..
Chas. J. Quade making the highest scores
| Of the evening. Among these present
were:
Misses
| Marie Bowles, Lima Schmitz.
Mary Miller, N. Hasselbach.
j. Wondrachel, Wayne ODonnell.
a. Stra thMan,
Messieurs-
Thos. p. Carroll. Eugene Cakes.
Mark WEIGH, ChaS. Wyatt
Chas j. Quade, Frank Baker
Tilden +. Greer, VIM. S. Meloy
Geo. j. Welsh, Louis j. Mathis
The Wednesday Night Euchre Club
were entertained at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Schmidt. No. 1880 North
Twenty-second street, last Wednesday
spent by all. Prizes were awarded to
!Irs. John Bradshaw, Mrs. John Moran,
Mrs. c. F: Orleman. John Bradshaw, John
Patton and {. +. Orleman.
Miss Ella Maschmidt entertained the
members of the r. r. 8. c.. in honor of
her nineteenth birthday. last Saturday
evening. Games and music were the fea-
lures of the evening. Piano selections
We're rendered by MIR: kroeneke and the
Misses Lydia kroeneke and Ella Ma.
o'clock, after which dancing was enjoyed
until the early hours Of the morning.
Those present were:
Misses
Lydia Kroeneke. Magdalena Spilker
Anna Waltke. Adele Kroeneke
Estelle Hermann, laura Waltke,
Theresa Maschmidts Ella Maschmidt.
Clara Scharpon,
Messieurs-
Edgar Zahn, Fred Peters
Charles suffer. Edwin Nolte.
Members of the Key Club met on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tie
meyer. No. 1747 Mississippi avenue. Reel
tations by Miss Doretta Hellwig and
music selections by Mrs. George Weaver
We're features of the afternoon, after
which a repast was served.
Among those present were:
Gibbons. Gardiner.
Gunther. Mcclure.
Hellwig. Peck,
Stafford. Weaver,
kletzker, Becktold,
Barnard. Ceylon,
Hennick. Blythe.
Misses
KletEker, Hellwig
The Dekoven Musical Club was enter
tanned at the home OF Miss Estelle Burke
on Pendleton avenue, Thursday evening.
The programme was very enjoyable one
After it refreshments were served. The
club members present were as follows:
Misses
Julie Dalton, Cora Jones'
Alice Jones, Pauline Jones,
Inez Burke,
Messeurs--
Robert Dalton. Jerome Colonna.
Fred Brown. Clarence Robbins
St. Claire Button,
The following visitors were also present.
Misses
Margaret Barry. Mrs Fender.
Helen Hochberg.
Messieurs-
Matthew Durnin, Frank ScheIler.
Joseph Scheller.
The Divoll High School gave a reunion
Friday evening at the Arcade Hall. in
Cabanne. Guests of honor and commit
tees of the evening were as follows: DivoIl
School-Professor John s. Collins. Pro-
fessor F. c. Woodruff, Mrs. Ella Blish.
Mrs. A. Wasenman Miss Zoe Hays. Miss
Clara F. Jones. Miss Kate E. Cooke. Miss
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10 be given at inc
Amelia mel Malley; Miss Fanny Msly; St.
s Bryan; Professor Richardson White se
A. Jones. Ladies Reception Committee
Miss Lette Ar,tlrr. Mi=s Tia Cochrane.
Miss Irene Caller. Miss Myrtle HaLEard.
Miss Nelaa Miller. Miss Genevifve Morris.
Miss Sarah Smith. Miss Laura Walter.
Mrs. Harry Friederich. Executive Com
mittee-Francis X. Adams. Benjamin Car
roll. Harry w. Friederieh. Bernard Grace.
Oliver T. Hazzard. c. Harry Eager: Ar
thur o. Mack Robert +. Mare. Erwin A.
Schoenle; Philip c. .Bolms. chairman. The
G. Bo!ms. william, J. $. Bryan. principal
ST. Louis High School: +. c. Woodruff.
principal Divoll School: recitation by A. G.
Bolms. concluding with dancing and a
supper.
Beautiful Cut Glass for Christmas Gifts;
the latest designs of the foremost cutters.
sl.75 to $1,000. a: Mermod * Jaccard's.
The members Of the Usona Club enter
tanned few of their friends last Wednes-
day evening by an entertainment and
banquet. which proved TO be the most
eni -. function ever given by this
club. The following programme, in which
members only partook. was well received
Wood Dealer" Il farce in one act. Cast
OF characters. Clevendall. a darby wood
dealer .If Reilly; Deacon Decker. a hen
pecked husband with a temper. Jack
woman with a stronger arm. William
Kelly. Vocal solo. Edward Kennedy: mon
ologue. j. 7. Reilly: violin solo. William
Lonergan: vocal solo. All Reilly. Selec-
lions by the Usona Mandolin Club.
At the conclusion of the programme
dancing was indulged in until late hour.
Those present were:
Misses
Leona Smith. Agnes Naushtor.
Kate Grove. Kate Reilly.
Sybil O'Bricn, Jennie Lowry,
Maud Collins. Mae Kennedy,
Mabel o. Brien, Mamie Reilly,
Julia Mcguire, Grace Schoppe.
Tessie Haines, Blanche Cooper.
Dolly Frien, Helen Warnhof.
Messeurs-
William Kelly, Jack Rielley.
W. Sorber Edward Ward.
All Reilly. Roy Craig.
A. Schoppe. Robert Sorher.
Dell Blackford. Edward Kennedy.
J. T. Reilly, r. =. Reilly,
v. Schoppe. b. Owens.
William Lonergan, Doctor kuper.
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Solid Silver for Christmas Gifts-srer-
mod G. Jaccards.
MISS hatneTlTe .SeCNeE entertained FER
friends last Saturday, December IL, at her
residence, No. 625 Soulard street. The
evening was spent in music, games and
dancing Miss Weiss rendered several
piano solos and the Messrs. Perkins. Horst
and Richter gave several selections. A
repast was served at midnight. Those
present were:
Misses
Bertha Ran, Anna Emercina,
Emma Diehl Lille Benish,
Hattie Gewmann, Cornilia Nohr,
Dorothy Weiss. X. c. Necker,
Tillie Smercina,
Messieurs-
John Kline, John Gewmann,
Ed Richter, Ed Perkins.
Ed Horst. Fred Smercina,
Everett Sim,
Mrs Frank p. Hays, No. 1888 West Pine
boulevard will entertain on Saturday.
December 26. in honor OF their daughte
Miss Helen Hays. who WILL be at home
from the Womans College, Baltimore, for
the holidays. Men and girls are both in
vited.
Mrs Booker of No. 200 South Thirteenth
street, gave a coffee to friends last Fri
day The table was decorated in green
and white. Each guest was presented
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The Divoll High School gave a reunion
Friday evening at the Arcade Hall. in
Cabanne. Guests of honor and commit
tees of the evening were as follows: DivoIl
School-Professor John s. Collins. Pro-
fessor F. C.. Woodruff, Mrs. Ella Blish,
Mrs. A. Wasenman Miss Zoe Hays. Miss
Clara F. Jones. Miss Kate E. Cooke. Miss
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Among the many ENTERTAINMENTS to be
given for the Yale men on Tuesday is n
luncheon by Miss Lillian Mitchell Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Meier will entertain
two of the Yale club at their home dur
ing Tuesday. Hamilton Baxter and Har-
old Brur will give Il dinner for them on
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be given in Mrs. L!ndsays residence in
Lindell boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs Stribling will entertain
their youngest daughters. Misses Mildred
.s;ribling and Miss Edwina Thornburgh
with dance on December %. the enter
tainment to include only members Of the
very young school boy and girl set.
SERENA LAMB.
WEDDINGS.
Fine Watches for Christmas Gifts
MerInod &. Jaccard's.
MIR. and Mrs s. Marks of 6319 Maple ave-
nue. announce the engagement OF their
daughter Annie to Dir. sam NJ. Shapiro of
Kansas City. At home December 20
and q.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. l.. Kelley have
sent out cards for the wedding reception
of their daughter. Maud Agnes. and Rob
ert Edward Mckinley, on Wednesday
evening. December 30. from half after
eight until half after ten o'clock. No. 514O
Page boulevard. At home, Greenville,
Miss.
The marriage Of Miss Mimi Berthold.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Berthold.
to Samuel Bradley Gundy of Toronto.
Canada. took place last evening at the
Rerthold residence in Lucas avenue, only
u small number of guests attending.
The house was trimmed with roses and
Christmas greens. The Erverend Doctor
Holland read the service at o'clock. the
bride being assisted by one maid, Miss
Clara Balm.
Horace Boutbee OF Toronto was Mr..
Gundy'S best man.
The bridal gown was distinguished for
its lavish ornamentation of old point lace,
of hay Inc
for brides in the Peugnet Bcrthold fami-
lies. Crepe de Chine formed the material.
with founces of the rose point and much
trimming on the bodice. The bride wore
n veil of old point d'Alencon. also an
heirloom, and carried white roses in
shower.
Miss Balm was in white chiffon, with
pink roses.
There was no reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gundy will spend their honeymoon In
Europe. sailing next week.
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there were some interesting papers and
selections given by Mines. Cohicl. Garner.
Sioeumb BADGER. Thompson, Edwards.
Paden. Buchanan and Taylor. The sum of
y WAS voted to charity. The hostess
served tine club with refreshments. after
which the meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs J; T. Emmett. No. 1865 Granville
place, December 20
The st. Louis Womens Club will enter
tain on Monday afternoon ut half Gfter
dienne of this country VIII be he enter
tafler Of the afternoon. Members have
sus.t privileges extended to them for the
affair.
TIE C;otho Club was entertained Friday
by Mrs. +. S. EGG OF No 500 Lindell
boulevard. Music and recitations were
provided by Mrs Jones and Mrs. Helen
Judd Strine. Arong those present We're:
Mcsda-nes-
J. L. Reynolds. Polla. Bruce.
Joseph w. Dana. J. q. Zimmerman,
Louis Schotiold, I. L. saencer.
The meeting Of the fen O'Clock Musi-
Gale viii be he'd 1t the home OF Mrs. SAM
vel Williams 30. tlia West Belle. on
wednesday. December -. at ID q. ~.
The il,i:d anniversary Of Chapter o. P
L. O. Sisterhood was a social function
At tire residence Of Doctor End Mrs. c.
d. LrNcns. kcnsirSton avcnu. Friday. S
y. IN. /; was an Omen mec, sing and many
Vi tors were present. The pleasing fea-
tdfcS OF .tc entertainment vsre: Witty
rec!taions. guessing contest of ancient
pictures Cf ;hosc present. am a mock
initiation cf the '-Bfu!her.-i in law into
the ciap;cr. As the bro hers have been
curious 10 know the meaning of =. f.. q.
they were surprised to learn that it
meant. please Eat OfIen! and that re-
fcsshrlCrts would he served at once. The
evenings entertainment. considered from
al original and .eilectual point, was
pronounced a social success
Tie regular meeting of Chapter q. p.
r. .. was held with Mrs. J. II. Carroll.
No. 5i65 Delmar avenue, December Z. at
: /. m Mrs. Doctor c. ID. LulsinS. presi-
dent in the chair. Regular routine of
blsiness was transacted. after which an
entertaining lecture on Art" by Mrs.
attention. There was Il large attendance
and much enthusiasm exhibited by the
members Of the cub.
Make your Christmas Gift purchases
before 1876 Il. nl.. If possible-no crowds
no inconvenences-nO delays-therefore,
more satisfactory. Mermod & Jaccard's,
Broadway and Locust.
The Ten O'Clock Musicale has post
poned its next meeting until January Z.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

Diamonds for Christmas Gifts-Mernlod
& Jaccard's.
The j. =. C. Bowling Club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting last Tuesday evening
on the pendleton alleys. Some good games
were rolled Miss Mary Miller and Mr..
Chas. j. Quade making the highest scores
Of the evening. Among these present
were.
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UNION MUs1cAI. CLUB.

F.xqt.isi.e Pearl and Diamond Necklaces,
s2o9.u0 TO s9,C9o.0l-AeE1nod & Jaccard's,
Broadway ard Locust.
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Christmas Gifts 25c to 100000. the
most beautiful collection ever shown in
America aierrnod & Jaccard's, Broadway
m L
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-11-25
Proclamation of Election.
Executive Department. (

Executive Department. Office of tn, Governor, Phoenix. Arizona, Oct. 2ith, 1903. Whereas, the resignation of Hon. Frank s Ingalls,, representative from the county o Yuma in the Twenty-second Legislative As sembly of the Territory of Arizona, has been transmitted to me by Hon. Theodore T. Powers, speaker Of the House Of Representa- lives of the said Twenty-second Legislative Assembly, and
 Whereas. Title I, Chapter XXII Section 267) of the Revised Statutes of Arizona pro. vides that whenever a vacancy occurs in either house Of the legislature, the Governor must at once issue a writ Of election to fill such vacancy"
 Now Therefore, I, Alexander O. Brodie Governor of the Territory Of Arizona, in pur. Suance ofthe duty enjoined upon me, do here by order a special election to bc held on
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2iTH, A. D. 1903, in the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, for the purpose of filling the vacancy afore- said by the election of a representative from said Yuma County in the Twenty-second Legislative Assembly of the Territory Of Ari- zona.
 And I do hereby offer a reward Of Fifty Dollars (s5O.oO9 for the arrest and conviction
 
 provisions of Title ", Part ], of the Penal Code. such rewards to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose reaches the amount of One Thousand Dollars. In Witness Whereof, l have hereuntO set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be hereunto affixed. Done at Phoenix, at the Capital, this twentyfourth day Of October, X. D. 1903.
 ALEXANDER O. ERODE, By the Governor:
 tSEAI-l WILLIAM ENGLISH,
 Assistant Secretary Of Arizona TERRITORY HSIsl Q or x,,RI ARIZONA. Ess
 l, C. F. Cronin, Clerk Of the Board Of Super vsOrs of the County Of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Proclamation of Election Of the Governor Of the Territory of Arizona; that at a Special Meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Yuma, Territory Of Arizona, held on the 3lst, day of October, A. D. l9O3 a resolution was passed ordering the same to be published in the Ari- xona Sentinel.
 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of cff1ce, this 2nd day of November. A. D. 1908.
 SEAL c. P. GROWN,
 Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors,
 Yuma County, Arizona Territory
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-11-25
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the An nual Meeting of the stockholders Of the Arizona and California Railway Comp any will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Prescott, Ter ritory of Arizona, on Wednesday, the 18th day of November, 1903. at l. o'clock, noon of said day, and will be adjourned to the 24th day of November 1903 at l2 o'clock, noon of said day, for the purpose of electing Board of Directors for the ensuiDg year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for transfer of stock will be closed November 3rd, 1903, re- maining closed until December 9th, 1903.
 Dated this Fist day of October, 1905; at Prescott, Arizona.
 tSigned) F. NJ. MURPHY,
 President. WALLACE FAIRBANK,
 Secretary. First Publication Oct. 2S, 1903. 4t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-11-25
Desert Land, Final Proof-No-
 tice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona.
 October 5, 1903. Notice is hereby given that Jefferson D. Downs, of Cibola. Yuma county, Arizona, has filed mo- tice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. 2996 for the E. E N. E. 14 Sub, 26. and N. WA and WA N. Ell Sub. ?. private survey of Cibola Valley. Arizona, before the Clerk of the District Court in Yuma. Arizona, on Wednesday, the eleventh day of November, 1903
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Alexander A. Hanna James F. Poole. Carl NJ. Bishop and Charles Cross, all of Cibola, Ari- Zona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication October 2, 1903.