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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
LIABILITIES
STATE oF TEXAS. s..

1, I'd cunningham Cashier OF the above named
bank, 90 solemniy swear that the above state
ment Is true TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief.
ED. y C~UsSLSGHAA, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
sEAL. this l2th day Of April 1873.
49, ". l.. HANDING,
Notary Public, Ellis County, Texas.
COKKECT-Attests
VI. Is TEMpLEToN.
h. b. SPALDfNG. Directors,
J.H MlLLEK.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12

Now viii q editor of the
Ennis News explain tel us the mean
ing of "Cowp de etat.n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12

An adj. in the Daily Light want
bolumn viii bring the desired result.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12

DON'T forget chile and baroecued
meats At Grafton a dEaftOn's. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12

STATE or IkAAS 80
CUsrNTY DR. ELLIS. @F
/. Osce Goodwin. Cashier Of the abose-uamed
bank, do sOlemnlytsSear that the above state
ment IS true to the best Of Jay knowledge and
belief. USCE GOODWIN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
sEtL. litH day Of June. 1915,
Z. J. COLE.
Notary Public, Ellis Co, Texas
COBRECT-Attest-
e X. ERWIN,
NJ. ], PATRICK.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
REPORT or TnK cx5AnIr1oN o.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Waxahaehse. In the state Of Texas, at the
close Of business, June 9Th. 1888.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid Ia 10000 GO
surplus fund a,D90 u
Undivided profits. less expenses and
taxes paid A6.34l 81
National Bank notes outstanding 25,nsG O.
Due to other National Banks ~ IS
Due 20 State Banks aHd Bankers 70 81
Due 90 approved reserve agents 1851 r.
Dividends unpaid 100 %
IndivIdup' deposits subject to chick 1s4 ,8ss 20
Demand certificates Of deposit IS ~ ~
The evening world., 1903-08-20

Thomas Upton on the Erin at tine
Saturday yacht race. II happened this
way:
Whor Sir Thomas ran mp the gang
plank OF the Oceanic to welcome his
English guests the Countess OF Shat
bury. the Countess NJ oxford and little
Lady Dorothy Walpole, he was met by
Miss Rogers and introduced by his
friend. Capt r V. Webster
= want to give you this blackthorn
shillelah | got at n Dublin fair" said
Miss Rogers, smiling 1T may come in
handy to keep away the girls 1 hear
keep inFistinE on loving you and want
ing to be kissed"
Thanks" answered the gallant irish
man. but II all OF the young ladies
we're as pretty and as entrancing as
YOU, they would Re the ones to need
shllelahs 10 keep me away from them -
Miss Rogers offered her best wishes
to Sir Thomas, adding that being an
American. she couldn't say she hoped
he'd win the coveted America's Gun.
The invitation to Miss Rogers and her
mother, Mrs NJ, ". Rogers. 10 see a
race followed.
Mrs Rogers and her daughter are now
staying at the Hotel Stanley, No. 124
West Forty-seventh street.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
Two Women ard -Four Men Ar.
rested on Suspicion Of Rob.
bInu John Mcdonald oi
sii50 Hs Won on ,hs Races,
ALL PROTEST INNOCENCE.
su ,bs pouss oeslsss rhsy WIN
pfodves suthelsr, eyldsrss WNsn
ns Prisoners Are Arrslsnsd Sc
fore Msaldrs,e To.osr

John N-n,nsld = Euss' ~ ~ Metro
pole Hotel has coui rlsinsd ~ the police
ina, on TUESDAY night whsn ne a.
companicd Anna Lss, tMrty.one vears
Old mar apartments ~ No fA West
tTny.tNirf street M was made vic.
lin NJ me "crs~piaE game and robbed
NJ r iso ~hioh ne had won On the races
that day.
Acting captain Dsly ana Detectives
oFhrreil and HorrlEan ~ tho West
Forty-seventh street station srreste'i
tw1 women and four men, whom they
suspect of being implicated In the case
rhcv ere Anna Lee. Minnie Davis and
Samuel Davis. all Of the same address
Eugene Cahil. NJ No. i62 ee,pn'n ave
nue: Thomas Large. Of No. I62 seventh
avenue, ana Harry Lane. of No. 25s
west Forty y-hfth street.
All the prisoners made denial Of any
knowledge OF the theft Acting Captain
Daly. however said ne had evidence that
would imphcate them all.
The prisoners were later srraigned In
the West Side Court. Samuel Davis.
Minnie Davis and Harry Lane were
each held In 81, 900 bail for examination
on Saturday. The others were dis
charged
Mcdonald was not in court. II was
said by the detectives that he was 4
prominent manufacture of Chicago.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
Return Journey O' District
Leader Maroh's Annual Out.
Ing Party Marrsd and Police
Are Called Out.
RESERVES NET TRAIN.
sv, womsn srd ehllsrsr Hsd Seer
safely evsedsd N Lsa car ~
r'Nn end the Flat was
Over.

The ss,urn ~ District Lssder James
y Msrchs snnusi outing for the fam.
lies NJ ME banlwick vas msrrsd ~ =
number of men making free hah' IN
the passsse from Greenwood Lake -
Jersey CITY last night
A number of children and women
wms IN the train ana ~ soon as ths
naht started Conductor J NJ shaw
and his crew placed them In the bark
end NJ the last car and there protected
tham A. Pompton Junction shaw tele-
graphed ahead 10 the Jersey city po-
Ice that q riot WAS In progress which
ne could not stop. and asked that the
train he met In Jersey city oy the
police
whsn the train hauisi In 90 the Erie
station forty policemen drew their clubs
and entered the train. ,ut ire night had
subsided Before arriving At jersey
City tire fighters hsd bsen warned y
the fact THAI The police would meeF
them and they became calm
Az the Erie officials did not wish to
prosecute the oelllgerents they wee
hustled IN to n ferry-boat and brought
acroes the rive Ia Manhattan.
The evening world., 1903-08-20

hersslf-wlth the life Of an actress In
hcr childlikc innocence she poured out
her heart in lettcr 10 Uncle Jacob. Her
answer was visit. The gray-hlired
old man was stern. He asked her rough
ly had she written the truth
Il did she said proudly.
Then choose between my fortune and
the stage" he cried
The girl was proud. too Raising her
head. she said:
"tIncle, choose. choosc-I choose
the stage!"
So went the fortune.
In Auto Race.
Last June Miss RoSers sailed for Eu-
lrare. whfr in France she took part
In the great automobile race for women
at Nice.
Although but an amateur, and a novice
Ut that. she surprised the assembled
rowd by winning the race by nearly
wo minutes.
II was grand fun" she said "Talk
about cXhlirltion! Automobl,ng Ia ne W
my hobby and just SO soon ns can
! shall own one myself. They cost a
tot-bIt star actresses earn lots OF
money you know" she added nnlvoly.
II rhall at once resume my theatrical
studies The ideas | picked up abroad
have given me valuable hints and
know ! VIII b. successful.
"Therc Will he no vaudeville In mine"
sho went on. II VIII De a legitimate
artist or rome"
.AS Lipton's Guest.
Mss Rogers will be a guest OF Sir
The evening world., 1903-08-20
Son oi MTs Potter Palmer Mar.
dss Miss Grace eTssnway
Brown, oi an Old Maryland
Family.
WEDDING TRIP ON CONTINENT
Youno Msn NJ" prs's'rsd ssfv'ns
oHlssss ~ Alderman 10 s'mply,
Holdlna soelsl Leassrshlp Hl'
mo,hsrs Position oavs Kim.

toNnn. Aus ~ -itnnors ralmsr ~
cibesso. son N Mrs Potter Pslmsf.
sra Nls. grses Grsenwsy brown. n
psitinors we're married ~ a. oeoree's
church, Hanover square this arer'
nom As both families we're In mourn
Inc the wedding was 1hlet shsir. only
about q scors ~ persons belng prevent
Rev DAVID Andersen, rector ~ st
Georges. oficiated
The bride. whose drees VAS ~ While
chiffon. trimmed with point d'esprit
lace. with = semi, court train of old
lace. presented ny Mre Potter Palmer.
wGn given away ny Der brother. ".
Carroll Brown. ~ aBltlmore. She car
ried white velium prayer-oook.
Contrary TO custom. two married
women. Mrs n Carroll Brown, of Bal
tImore. and Mrs Stanley Field, of Chi.
caso. acted os matrons-of.honr. They
wore mauve costumes and carried bou-
auets Of white orchids Potter Palmer
was best man The church WAS deco
rated with palms and white lilies.
Princess Cantacuzene, formerly Miss
Julia Grant. Mrs Potter Palmer and
Mrs. George Brown Franklen, Of New
York: Mrs. II. II. Kohlseat and Miss
Pauline Kahlsaat. OF Chicago; Amoas-
sador Choate and Mrs. Choate and Sec
retary and Mrs. Carter were among
those present.
After the wedding a reception was
held at the residence. in Cork street,
taken by Mr. and Mrs Brown for the
season.
The honeymoon will be spent on the
Continent.
The bridegroom presented the ma
irons -of-honor with large diamond
horseshoe belt-buckles.
Mrs Palmer Is the daughter OF one of
the Oldest families in Maryland. Her
ancestors date back to colonial times.
Her father the late George X. Brown.
was a banker. but the last years of his
life wore spent as a country gentleman
on his elegant estates. Mr.. Ralmcr met
his bride last winter. She is just out
of her teens.
Mr.. Palmer's mother IL the social die
tator Of Chicago, and both Honore and
his brother received large fortune
upon the death OF their father. AL
though a prominent figure In society
both In Chicago and at Newport, Honure
Palmer has always looked upon the serl-
Gus side OF life and IL now serving his
second term as an Alderman In Chicago.
His hrst campaign was picturesque
a prominent part Rtdiculed by press
and public as "mamma's boy" the young
man plunged into public affairs and
compelled the respect Of the scofers.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
Miss Rogers Who Chose Foot
nuhts Rather than Fortune.
Back from Study oi European
Actors.
WON Wo1sN's AUTO RACE,
ans n - Ne slf rEomss Llp'ors
Quest ~ VseN, Hsoe-Ns' Urois
the Loeomo,iye Builder Lsn Hls
Millions 70 Nussur'

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nc "hT I'e HrI
n0r' i''n "N'Hen-''n' l''"'
Europe - 'n" o0eanf Al'eE w
months tour ~ Europe ana thH sway
~ thsat-i'nls In AL he pr'n'lpai 'ip''
'ais tufatnntei two years as' WIN
t4c Ide, of 1sriminF an actress ~"
..u-r woman ,s even more enthnshs'i'
,,V ,y.r tho V'e hehini the scenes
.t an going 10 ho an actress" she
4c,,,,sd emph,,,c,iy ~ an Evening
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may Please - nov '''o''' ny '"'Se WV
know her
Gives "rc"'
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'narm'hR her p'ISo''''i', "',' w.,
We thesp'ih "u''''E' "."''
h,u'n' put 1t y eol',g.''n y, ',,a -. -.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
NO SEAT. NO FARE"
NOT NEW YORK RULE,
eNunmmsr Nsfssea n gsy sns
assls,ests FiNed Hlm isr
HHaNa . aos.

iete Ries eHs ssiA Ns - . eeseSs
WiH fssFrii, NtW FrsisHf ssi M we
~ ~ Hxi, avsnJH sfsst iiA esnia
nsi fri sssf 81 fsffisf rs psy We
'tfs eHsa H yss fsmsrisi w cnndpes
's, hmts " ufssw
s,ms ~ i've rsssHesfs sHfgs.f Nis
fitHtfs tnf eHsr fnS conductor
'Nre,'srst ~ but rim N ihs .sf Kins
20 be- ehtrtei struck hiw M the iaw
T1fr be ess ttftfiet aNt taken ~
'Hs rsst rutd.ti strH p'lies si's
utr
Nv vsrNyrls ceua ia.dsv Rirs taid
We story ta MAGISTRATE psfiov
V1tFs il vow 49, ANY such des
~ tns,f sstsi mo NtastrAts
tiet exclaimed Knn Why snt
that riGhf
Not tht' Know - vs. ne reply
ana - vnu Fri.t us conductor ynuI
have ~ Wv thar HNe cent fsre and ~
eNfra nN W 11'i'ieu
The evening world., 1903-08-20
velefan Soldier Wins The
Widow Jones. but Her Sons
Audely interrupt Honeymoon
BY evoUnu Aged slepiather.
sUr Ht STILL HAS HOPE.
Like othsllo. ~ Won Hsr witN
Stories ~ Ms old Wsr Days snd
VIII Not sn osVn rswsly Under
Defeat

-srrst bv many = hard 1r
conatfy's etuf, John Ars4 H. f.r.
two.yett.pIt hr'stro ,r or- 1r TIE.
dsy prnn,sri and w's u,rrIrj f' ST.
Mary Jane cherry jnuss = rf'rmlng 2
widow. who hu-hlnslv oo1fata's .
hfiv-ssvcn years ls NOT ~ 'u iIss1u,
aEed hy tho fir' th,t hIa honeymoon
vas A. brief ana 90 the point ne h''
couriship
Hs iovsmaklnr was sudden. me
bride'a acceptance tho same. tho anger
OF tho two sons NJ the bride rpsc ne
quickly. and In three hours after tho
ceremony tho veteran was ougicd from
hi- vife'g comfortable cottage at No ilo
valley road. West Orange
While not exactly rcUshinE HE r. op-
ton by nls stepsons the veteran cN
pected they would think better NJ him
waen tbcy became better acquainted
While waiting for his stcpchildrtn Ia re-
tent he was the guest ~ Chester Rob
inson at No. a Scotland street, orange.
Sweet m'ssives were sent hack and forth
By the two l7vers, but the stalvart sons
refused TO recognize their new step
father
As the young men continued obluratc
the old soldier sorrowfully ma 70 his
way back to the Soldiers Home. IN
Kearny. to-day, To his old conrad b
h has told and retold the story Of his
romance II II filed with path,s
Tiriug ui the dull monptony ~ life
O.; the Home. Allen decided to make d
short trip to Newark ana the Oranges.
In Wfsi Orange he Tas attracted by
tae Mil,w Jon-s ftn llk'd her and
her home. lie todd " battles lot and
wan, aid as the widow grew interest d
'1gIin as II did wncn he marched away
n the days or G.. lie moved closer,
and as the WIDOW did not seem to mind
h grew hoid. and Il just asked her
and sIy "a yes - he conclulri his
story. Rev. LOUIS II. Ligh'pip,, lssIst-
Orange was hastily found. and with
Janc G1rrabrant and Ellen Nolan as
n..ne.scs. the knot was tied. r. H,u "a
Beginning uf the love making until :l'
MARI age ceremony was performed Only
three hours elapsed.
Back to the cottage went tho CoHl"
as dappv as tTo turtio dove. = break
tha news to the brides two "Dns. NlorZ"
ana Hen. min Jbnes.
=, "YuIs i've d father now, boys Sake
hand W!.h hm and wish us luck" sail
trio D. le. by WY of in,rolu .u'.
groom ofiorci HIS band. hut at tAiG point
the Storm lrlke. Tho new stepfathcr was
ordered :, lst out. and dirC Iu.ls Iu.'n
wos thrCotc9ci " SC ever d1ral l' ShUr.
his face therc cgiin, the bride ,pt
but the sGnr carried the day. rIo ride
groom IL w2tcaing every ma t. lay ~.
worA f"om ~ bride OF FIVE hours. He
fears her hc'g. has charscI. urt 'ays
Nls never viii. ~ 1t was tn ualy .u-
nance in 4 llro OF ciEhly-twu years"
The evening world., 1903-08-20
THE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat opened weak to-day, due TO
good weather through the Northwest
and Disappointing cables. The local
crowd had wheat for sale after yester-
day bulge In the final hour and bulls
acted on the defensive. Corn opened
quiet and barely steady.
New SOrk's opening prices were;
Mhe4t-Septnmber, Sc bid: December,
81; May. Ss is bid
ChicIg0s opening prices were: Wheat
MAY. s3 81 II SO 5-S: September, so rs
to so 5-S; December, 81 rs TO 81 5-S Corn
May. % 3-S to SO is; September. 81 Is to
L DCcemher 81 FL 10 81 h-S
The evening world., 1903-08-20
WIFE SAW HIM KILLED.
Car-CIeaner stepped In Front of a n
Engine and Was ManRIed.

In sight OF his wife and two brothers
Michael Powell. an italian car-clesner.
was killed in the yards OF the Long
Island Railroad to-day. Powell lived at
No. % Borden avenue With his broth
ers he was cleaning cars. while his wife
from the door of their home opposite
was watching him. He stepped from
behind a car directly in front OF an
engine and was run down before he saw
his danger.
On the track near by a trainload of
commuters had lust arrived. and they
too witnessed the killing.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
DYNAMITE ON SIDEWALK.

Patrolman John Mclaughlin to-day
found a one pound cartridge on the
sidewalk at the northwest ,orner Of
Bowsry and oliver street. The cart
ridge Is six inches long, and two inches
in diameter. II has a brass shell. The
bullet is painted black with a white
band. The police believe that the cart
ridge was made for exhibition purposes.
The evening world., 1903-08-20

~ We have enumerated some of
the manufacturing interests conduct
ed on or near the premises. We
have others in Europe. Among
them: Handkerchief Factory in
Belfast, Ireland; Glassware Factory
in Bohemia, Pottery Works in Ru-
dolstadt Porcelain Decorating Works
in Carlsbad and in Limoges.
No other store in the world
oop,,oniopo
The evening world., 1903-08-20

A Special Immediate
Delivery System for
Hotel Guests.
We have organized a Special Imme-
diate Delivery System for Hotel
Guests. All goods purchased BY
them will be delivered within half
an hour-if buyers will inform sales.
persons of their wish to have their
parcels fastened.
offers all these facilities and
The evening world., 1903-08-20
Oriental Rugs and Carpets.

Our buyer has just returned from Europe, where he went
to make personal selections Of Oriental Rugs and Carpets
You will soon be invited to see the goods He secured
great quantities. we intend to conduct this department
lon a!YeDelnNch larger scale than heretofore. 80
The evening world., 1903-08-20
QUIET FOR ROOSEVELT.

OYSTER BAY. Aug. 2.--Prcs.Iant
Roosevelt received only one formal
caller to-day. J. VI. Dickinson. general
counsel OF the Illinois Central Railroad.
took luncheon with the President. he
was one OF the Presidents friends who
accompanied him on the Mississippi
bear hunt.
The evening world., 1903-08-20
LONG TRAMP OF TWO BOYS.

Morris Franko and William winkel,
who started on n tramp around the
world about a year ago, have been
heard from for the first time since
they left this city. Tho boys wrote
that they had walked more than 5000
miles through the western part Of the
country and had just crossed the
mountains in Eastern Tennessee.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
IN GOOD FAITH.

The young man kissed her and she screamed.
 Whats the trouble Nellie?" de- nanded stern voice from upstairs. II just saw a mousse sne fbbed Presently the young man claimed an- other kiss, and the scream was re- peated. Again came the stern voice. What is it this time?"
 II just saw another mouse"
 Then the old man came down with the house cat, a mouse trap and cane, and sat in corner to watch develop ments.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE THE KATRINA GOLD MINING
 COMPANY.

Know All Men by These Presents, That we, whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the ter ritory of Arizona, and to that end make the following statement:
 First: The names of the Corporators are: Charles II. ElkintOn, H. Freder- ick Smith, Jr., James K. Allen and N. D. Clemens, and the name of the cor pcration shall be the Katrina Gold Mining Company. The principal place in which the business of said corpora tion within the Territory of Arizona is to be transacted is Phoenix. Mari cOpa county, Arizona, and the corpora ton may have such branch offices either within pr without the Territory of Arizona as may be established by the board of directors.
 Second: The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted by this corporation is as follows. to-wit:
 To make contracts; to purchase. lease, bond. locate or otherwise ac- quire. own. exchange. sell or other wise dispose. of, pledge, mortgage, hy- pothecate and deal in real estate and any and all kinds of personal property, mines, mining claims, oil lands, mineral lands, oil. gas, asphaltum, petroleum asbestos, salt, water. and water rights and machinery, and to work, mine, eX- plore, operate and develop the same; to do a general real estate, manufact- uring and mercantile business; to own. handle and control letters patent and inventions, and shares of capital stock
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
oaice of the Secretary of Arizona.

Office of the Secretary of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona, December 31, 1902. The undersigned will receive bids on and before January 10, 190S for print ins the legislative bills and printing and binding the laws and journals of the 22nd legislatur of Arizona in ac- cordance with the following specified tions, to-wit:
 Furnishing for legislative bills paper to be of weight not less than IS pounds folio post; price per sheet.
 Composition on the same to be in long primer or small pica type. 40 ems pica to the line and twice the size of the body type between the lines; price per 1000 ems pica.
 Press work on same 25O impressions per token, two pages per form; price per token.
 Furnishing paper for laws and jour nals to be of weight not less than 45 pounds book, of approved quality; price per sheet.
 Composition for the same, type to be long primer or small pica. set solid to a measure of not less than 23 ems pica to the line; rrice per 1000 ems pica
 Press work on same, 25O impressions per token, eight pages per form; price per token.
 Binding 100 volumes oi the laws and 90 volumes of the journals in full law calf; price per vnluno
 Binding 800 volumes of the laws and 25O volumes of the journals in paper in an acceptable manner; price per vol ume
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a forfeit of $250 conditioned on the faith ful execution of the bond and contract required of the successful bidder.
 The successful bidder will be re- quirad to execute a contract in dupli- cate and give a bond in the sum of S1. .5O1 in case of the printing of the bills and one of sl,500 in case of the printing and binding of the laws and journals. con- ditioned on the faithful performance of the work.
 Final payment will not be made until all the work shall have been approved by the Comptroller of the United States Treasury.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD, Secretary of Arizona and Special Dis
 bursting Agent.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

this exchange of legal tender for gold bars is that one cannot always get just the amount he wishes. If jeweler or banker wishes S1O,OOO in gold bullion Uncle sam gives him as near that amount as he possibly can. It may be $9,970.50 or S1O.O6O30, because the bars vary in size and weight, and practically all of them have odd cents in their value. Two bars the cashier handed out one day this week were stamped $531 70 and S123.10.
 In buying gold bars the purchaser first tells the cashier at the assay office how much he wishes. The cashier comes as near this amount as he can with the bars on hand, and then the purchaser goes next door to the sub treasury. where he deposits his legal tender. gold certificates, greenbacks or gold coin, for the amount designated by the assay office cashier as the near est to the desired amount, receiving therefor a certificate which, upon pre- sentation at the assay office, Insures the delivery of the bars. But before they may be taken away the recipient must sign for them in the register, which lies open beneath the bars of the wide arched window.-New York Post.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office at Prescott, Ariz., Decem Der 30, 1902.
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the District Court. at Phoenix, Ari- zona, on Feb. 4, 1903, viz: Houston C. Ward for the s. 2 of SEE. 4. NV. 1. SEE. 4, NE. 1, of SW. 4, Sec. r. Twp N. R. 9, East.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: William NJ. Clanton, of Sun Flower Valley, A. T.
 Joseph McHenry, of Sun Flower Val ley. A. T.
 William w. Moore, of Sun Flower Valley, K T.
 William A. Barclay. of Sun Flower Valley, A. T.
 FEN. $. HILDRETH,
 Register.