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Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
ThANh II ~
Clerk of the Distric
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory OF Arizona. in and for
the County OF Graham
Territory OF Arizona. at the relation and to
the use Of Geo. 3. Gamble, the Tax Collector
OF Graham County, Arizona, Plaintiff,
VS..
JIM Walters, defendant
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the TERRITORY VI
Arizona. in and for the County Of Graham.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10
J. NJ. Walters
You are hcrcb. summoned and required t,
appear in action brought against you by
the above named plalntn and answer TIN
complaint filed with the clerk " the ab ye
entitled court at Soomonviile. IN the county
OF Graham, Territory ui 4 iona wi hin
twenty days trXclu' ive or the day Of Ivi e)
after the service upon you Of this summons
II served in this county, In al other cases
within thity days.
You are hereby notified that II you fai to
appear ana answer the complaint us required
by la% Judgment by default will be taken
against you
Given under my hand and seal Of the DIX
trlct Court affixed here
[sEALl TO at Soomonvillc t:is
18th day of June, 1901.
FRANK DYsART,
Clerk of the District Court,
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
Ed Howard, defendant

Ed Howard, defendant
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Secprc Judctal Di-tnei nf the Tertiary Of
Arizona, in and for the County OF Graham.
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
Ed Howard
You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff and answer the
complaint flied with the Clerk of the above
Of Graham. Territory OF Arizona within
twenty days texclusiye OF the day OF sirvice)
after the service upon you OF this summons.
II .erved in this county, In all other cases
within thirty days
You are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the complaint as required
hy law judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Dis
trict Court affixed here
sEALl 10 at solomonYille THIS
llth day Of June, 1901
FRANK DYsART
Clerk of the District Court
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
SUMMONS.

In iile District Court OF the Second j.Idirial
District Of the Territory OF Arizona. in and for
the County Of Graham.
Territory of Arizona, at the relation and to
the use Of Geo. II. Gamble, the Tax Collector
OF Graham County. Arizona, Plaintiff
vs.
&. W. Holland, defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second Judci-l District OF the Territory ,
Arizona, in and for the County Of Graham,
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting to
q. W Holland
You are hereb. summoned and required to
pptar In an action brought against you BY
tho above named plaintiff and answer the
omrEtilt fled with the CLERK Of the above
Cntnicd court at Solomonyilc, In the county
OF f.lahgm. Territory or Arizona, within
tw'.',y days exclusive nf the day OF servire)
after the service upon yJw of this summons,
II owed in this county, IN all other cases
within ,Nhty days
You are hereby notified that IL you fail to
rpprlr end orswcr the complaint as required
hy law Judgment by default will be taken
Given under my hand and seal Of the Dis
trict Court affixed here
lsEALl TO at solomonville this
I4th day of June, 1904,
FRANK DYsART,
Clerk of the District Court.
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
Heber Mccham. derendant

Action brought IN the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory uf
Arizona, In and for the County Of Graham.
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
}. W. CLARK. desendaut
1. Clark

Action arourrt w tra DTur' Court or the
Second JidrcEu .DstT pf the IyrrtuN II
Arizona. IN and tor the 'nunty Of Graham
The Territory OF Ar.Z0nt sends srrclUg 10
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
4 ". cnmphrll. defcndnnl

Action brought in the District Court OF The
second Judicial District or the Territory Of
Arizona in and for the County Of Graham.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting TO
J. W. Campbell
You are hereby summoned ami required 80
appear in an action brought AGAINST you hy
the above uamel plaintiff and answer The
compliant nlcl with the ClrrS uf the above
entitled court at Solamorytlc, in the county
OF Grtham. territory ur Arizona. within
twenty days Z Nciu i've a. the day OF s,rvi,el
after the scrv.vo Unon vyu uf this summons.
u gyrvcd IN this CnupU. in an other cases
within thhty rlavs
You are hercby notified that 81 YOU fail Ia
appear aud ci'swCr the complaint as required
by law judgment hy dclault will be taken
againgt you
Given under my hand and seal Of the Dis-
ulct Cuuri affixed hcre-
tsEALl tn Et So.Omunville this
nth day Of June 1904
FRANZ DYsARf,
clerk Of District court
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
srMAI9Ns

IA the District Court Of tho Second Judicial
y, tt o. the Territory Of Arizona, IN nnd FOR
The County Of Graham
Tr.ritory OF Arizona, at the relation and To
the u @ II Geo. 4. Gamble. the Tax Collector
OF Graham County Arizona, Plaintiff,
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
Andrew Olsoh defendant
Clerk ofth
SUMMONS

In The District court Of tine Second Judicial
District Uf the Territory Of Arizona. IN and for
the County Of Graham
Territory OF Arizona. at the relation aud to
the use pf Geo. d. Gamble. the Tax Collector
Of Graham County Ari2UAl, Plaintiff,
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Arizona. in and for
the County OF Graham,
Territory Of Arizona AZ the relation and to
the use Of Geo. II. Gamble, the Tax Collector
of Graham County, Arizona, Plaintiff,
VS..
&c Hill, defendant
ACti.n br.usa; ~ .io. $50 t'N' gf t's'
,5vcgnt ,lusit,si Hi-tU ~ ;Js rr,rit :
Arizona. IN a..f tCr tu CrUHit uf = aHr'.a.
The fc."itoly -. Ar.2 n s,ai' Er"ct.tg TO
E. Hill
You are hereby summoned and required :
appear in an action brought against you b.
the above nJmel plaintin and answer III,
complaint filed with the Clerk uf the above
entitled cuur: at SulomOnvilc. in the count,
of Graham, Territory OF Ar.zona, wiihia
twenty days .vxcusivC OF the lay of s,rvi' c)
after the service ulon YOU Of this summons,
if served ir this county, IN al other cases
within Thirty days.
You are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear ard answer the complaint as required
by law Judgment b. default Will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Dis-
trict Court affixed here
isEALl 10 at SUlOmOuyillc this
nth day OF June, 1901.
FRANK DYsART,
Of
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
II, Carrcra, defendant

VS.
II. Carrcra, defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second judicial District ot the Territory ~
Arizona, in and Tor the County Of Graham.
iho Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 70
II. Carrera
You are hereby summoned and required 70
appear In an action brought against you hy
the above named paintiff and answer thu
complaint filed with the clerk Of the above
entitled court at Solomonvilc. In the county
OF Graham, Territory OF Arizona. within
twenty days exclusive OF the day OF scrvice)
after the service upon you OF this summons.
II served in this county, in all other cases
within thirty days
You are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the complaint required
by law judgment by default will be taken
against you
Given under my hand and seal of tho Dis
trct Court affixed here
tsEALl TO at SOlomonviile this
18th day OF June, i9Oi
FRANK DYsARr,
clerk Of the niStrict court.
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District OF tho Territory OF Arizona, in and for
the County Of Graham
Territory OF Arizona. at the relation and tO
the use Of Geo. B. Gamble the Tax Collector
OF Graham County, Arizona Plaintiff,
VS..
Heber f. Dawson, defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District % the Territory of
Arizona, in and FOR tho County Of Graham.
ho Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10
Heber e. Dvwson
You are hereby summoned and required TO
appear IN an action brought against you BY
the above named plaintiff and answer the
complaint filed with the Clerk Of the above
entitled court at Soomonville, in the county
OF Graham. Territory OF Arizona within
twenty days exclusive OF the day OF scrvice)
after the service upon you Of this summons,
II served in this county. In all other cases
within thirty days
You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the complaint as required
by law judgment by default will be taken
against you
Given under my hand and seal of the Dis
uict Court affixed here
tsEALl to at solomonyiIle this
nth day OF June. 1904.
clerk OF the district court.
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
Augusta Erickson, defendant

the use of Geo d. Gamble. the TaN Collector
Of Graham County, ArizuAl, Plaintin,
Augusta Erickson, defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second judicial District 90 the Territory Z
Arizona, In and for the County " Graham,
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
Augusta frick'on
You are hereby summoned and required 70
appear In an action brought against you by
the above named pantin and answer lh'
complaint filed with the Clork or the above
ttt led court at Sulornonyhlc, in the county
~ Graham. Territory ut Arizona. vi hin
tN'uIy dlys taScluaive OF the day of srrvice)
after tfs service upon yIu OF this summons,
Il .C,yJd In this county. in all other c0sts
Wuh'n tAliy days
appcIr ard answer ;au complaint us required
By law Iudsmcni by default viii be taken
against you.
Given und,r my hand and seal Of the nis-
uict Ccur affixed here
taaALl to at Sulumonvilc Gis
llth day of June 1901
FRANK pNsAET
TIarl ,,ff tho nigtript COuPt
Graham guardian., 1904-07-22
Clerk of the District Court

In ...y District Coult Of the Second Judicial
Distrvt Of tie Teilit"ry Of Arizona IN and for
the County uf Graham.
Territory of Arizona, at tho relation and 10
the use of Geo. u. Gamble, the Tax Collector
Of Graham County, Arizona, Plaintiff.
Andrew Olson defendant
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District of tho Territory e
Arizona, in and Tor the County of Graham
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
Andrew Olson
You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear In an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff and answer thu
complaint filed with the clerk of the above
entitled court at Solomonvllc In the county
OF Grahnm Territory of Arizona, within
twenty days tcNclusvc OF the day or strvlce)
after the service upon You OF this summons.
II served In this county, in all other casts
within thirty days.
You are hereby notified that Il you fail to
appear and answer the complaint required
by law Judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and seal Of the DIS
trct Court affixed here
lsEALl 10 at sOlomOnylle this
14th day Of June 1901.
FRANK DYsARr,
Clerk of the District Court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-30

agination, pilot a big one on to his
place, and cover it with sausage gravy,
and eat like he didn't have any dys-
pepsia, and see him help Martha 20
sbuckwheat cakes. and finally get up
from breakfast like a full Christian
and go out on tie farm and count up
the happy slaves to see if any Of them
had got away during the night
BY ginger, dad inspired me with new
thoughts about the father of his coun
try. had always thought of Wash
ington as though he vas constantly
crossing the Delaware in a skiff.
through floating ice. with a cooked hat
on, and his coat flaps trimmed with buff
nankeen stuff. a sort of a male Eliza
In Uncle Toms Cabin" getting away
from the hounds that were chasing her
TO chew her pants. / was always
thinking Of George either chopping
cherry trees, or standing on a pedestal
10 have his picture taken, but here at
the old farm, with dad TO inspire me. 1
was just mingiing with Washington.
the planter, the neighbor, telling the
negroes where they would get off at if
they didn't pick cotton fast enough.
or breaking colts, or going TO the churn
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does dad and l more good to think of
Washington and his friends camping
out down the Potomac On a fishing
trip sleeping on a bed of pine boughs,
and cooking their own pork. and roast
ing sweet potatoes in the ashes, eat
ing with appetites like slaves. than to
think of him at a state dinner in the
White House, with a French cook dis
guising the food so they could not tell
what It was.
On, I had rather have picture of
George Washington and Lafayette COM
ing up the bank of the Potomac to-
ward the house, loaded down with
ducks, and Martha standing on the
porch of Mount Vernon asking them
who they bought the ducks of and how
much they cost than to have one of
those big paintings in the White House
showing George and Lafayette looking
as though they had conquered the
world If the phonograph had been in
vented then, and we could listen to the
conversation of those men. just as they
said things. it would be great. Imagine
George saying TO Lafayette. so YOU
could hear it now: "Lafe, that last
shot at that canvas-b back YOU made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-30
Writes the Old Grooeryman About GeorgeWashnqton and
ton AMI Mount Vernon


was great general. a second Wash
mgton- and he wore all the skin Of
fhs bald head taking Off his hat ever!
-tme dad looked at him. and he bowel
until his back ached. but when W
were going away. and dad asked M
what allied the old monkey to act tha
way. the old negro thought these new
WashingtoEs were a pretty tough lot
All tie time at Mount Vernon
couldn't get up meanness enough t.
play any trick on dad. but I picket
up sort of a horse chestnut or some
thing, with prickeTs on II as sharp al
needles, and we were getting on thu
trolley / slipped ii down the back n
dads pants. near where his suspen
ders button on. and by the time we sal
down in the car the horse Chestnut
had worked down where dad is TIM
largest. and when he leaned bacl
against the seat he turned pale ant
wTiggled around and asked me if hi
looked lad. l told him he looked lil<
corpse. which encouraged him so hi
almost tainted. He asked me if mad
heard Of any contagious diseases tha
were prevalent in Virginia. cause h
felt as thought he HAD caught some
thing I told him ] would ask thi
conductor. so I went and asked tbs
conductor what time we got TO Wash
ingtOn. and then / went back to dat
and told him the conductor said there
were no diseases of any particular &C.
count. except smallpox and yellow Re,
yer. and that the first symptom o.
smallpox was a prickhng sensation IL
the small of the back.
Dad turned green and said he had
got 1t all right. and I had tie darndasi
time getting him back TO the hotel al
Washington. Say. I had 10 help hin
undess. and I took the horsechestnul
and put il in the foot of the bed. and
got dad in, and I went downstairs 4
see a doctor. and tEen I came bach
and told him the doctor said If the
prickly sensation went to his feet ht
wss in no danger from smallpox. az
II was an evidence that an old vacci,
nation Of years ago had got i'm its
work AND knocked the disease out OF
his system lengthwise. and when / told
dad that he raised up i'm bed and said
he was saved. for ever since went
out of tie room he had felt the sans
dreaded prickins at work on his feet
and he was ali right.
told dad il was a marrow escape,
and that il ought 10 be a warning "a
him. Dad has TO wear a dress suit IA
winner here and cough up money every
time he turns around, 'causeI have
told the bellboys dad is a bonanza
copper king. and they are not doins
a thing to dad.
Q, I guess I am doing just as tie
doctors at home ordered, in keeping
dads mind occupied.
Well. so long. old man. have got to
go to dinner with dad. and / am going
to order the dinner myself. dad said
/ could. and if I don't pat him into
bankruptcy, you don't know your lit
tie Hennery.
Copyright, 1904. by Joseph ". Bowles.
Copyright i'm Great Britain
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SECTION TWO
By F. P.
Dunno

in tn m0rnin' an buyin' chattel
morgedgSs, never thought lv it. ]
set up at siveu o'clock. I wuddent
get up at a Quartner TO siven fr All
tn money / dLream ShOut. I have a
I lot iv things ar-round here I cud cash
IN if I cared fr money. I have tn
priceless gift iv laziness. IT'S made ms
what / am. an that's tn very rdst
thing ivry rich man cashes IN. tn
mliiyonaires We Tread about tEryin' Ia
give tn rest iv IN wurruld a good
time be rUnnin' over thin ia sntymo-
bllls. all started with a large stock iV
Incidence, which they cashed in Now,
Win they cud enjoy il, they cant buy
II back Thin / have me good health.
1e can always get money on that. An
1 have me frinds; I rayfuse 10 cash
thin in. I don't know that I cud get
much on thin. but If I wanted 10 be
a millyonaire I'd tuck YOU an Hogan
an Donahue Undher me arm an car
~ We down TO Nose.
"McMullin did cash. Re had no mora
laziness. thin me, but he cashed il in
befure he was twinty-Wan. He cashed
in his good health. a large stock IL
family ties, tn affection iv his wife, tn
comforts " home. an wan frind afther
another Wanst in awhile. late in life
he'd thry TO redeem a pledge but he
tn wurruld that McMullin wudden't
change fr tn roly-b holy. He cashed in
his vote. his pathree{i ism, his rellijon.
his Tillitves an finlly his hair. Ye
heerd about him, didn't YEP He's lost
lFry hair on his head. They amt a
spear iV VigitatiOn left on him. He's
as arid as tn desert ~ Sahara His
head looks like an iceberg in tn moon
light. lie was in here IN other DAY.
bewailin his fate lisa great mis-
fortune. says he. What did. We get fF
it? says 1. That's tn throuble' says
he Well. don't complain says J.
Think what We save in BARRIERS bills.
I says, an he wint away lookin' much
cheered UP.
mo. Hfnnissy, you an ]. me friHd.
was not cut out be Providence to be
miilyionsiTeS- II We had nawthin but
money. ye'd have nawthin' but money.
Ye can't ate it, sleep it, dhTink il, or
carry IL away with ye. we've got a
lot iv things that McNullin hasn't got
Anybody that goes down to Moses
won't see ye'cr peace iv mind hangin'
in tn window as an unredeemed pledge.
An anyhow, II ye're really in search
iv fortune. perhaps I cud help ye.
Wud dollar an hald be amy use
to ye+"
Life is full iv disappointments" said
Mr.. Hennessy.
1T is" said Mr. Dooley. IF YOU feel
that way. It's thrue that a good man
ny have tEried it an none have come
back fr a postgraduate cOOrse. But
still it amt so bad as d career fr
young man. Ye niveT get what We
Ordher. but it's pretty good if ye'er
appytite amt keen an We care fr tn
Scanery.
Copyright, 1904, by Mcclure, Phillips
& Co.
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was the longest shot ever made on the
Potomac. II was a Jim dandy. you old
frog eater and imagine Lafayette re-
plying: You bet your life, George,
nailed that buck canvas-back with a
charge of No. shot, and ne never
knew what struck him. But they did
not have any Photographs in those
days and 50 you have got 10 imagine
things.
How would Washirgton's farewell
address sound now in a photograph. or
some of Georges choice swear words
at a slave that had riOcen sore
backed mule down to Alexandra. after
a jug of rum. would like to run a
photograph show with nothing in the
machine but ancient talk from George
Washington, but We can have no such
luck unless George is born again.
Old man. If you ever get a furlough
from business, you so down to Noun;
Vernon and revel in memories of the
father of his country If you go. hunt
up a negro with a hairzlip. tLat is
servant there. and who used to be
Washinstn1's body servant. unless he
is liar. and tell him ! sent you and
he don't do thing TO you. for dol
lar or So ! told that negro that dad
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We have IN mind a very prominent
business man of this city who is an herios
mar This kind is very common par
tlcularly 10 their wives and sweethearts.
He Is being continually attacked by foot
pads knocking them down. drawing his
gun UOr or course TINS kind of liar always
carries a gun and keeps private grave
Yard. IT is hardly necessary to notice
the hunter and fisherman who exaggerate
the number of birds and fish they don t
get.
Then there are the professional men.
doctors and lawyers They first tell about
the rare cases. and OF treating them in
the most marvellous way-of aneurisms.
where they pack away yards Of silver
wire, and the patient looks today as if
ne could lick Jeffries. Others tell about
the number Of patients they see: there is
one old physician who used to tell a
young doctor without any practice that
no saw seventy and eighty patients a
day We pity the patients.
Lawyers run TO big fees. for they can
NOT lie about their cases as can the doe
tor; and we have in mind one legal gem
ueman who must have received millions
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and drinking a quart of buttermilk,
and getting the stomach ache. and
calling upstairs to Martha who was at
the spinning wheel, or knitting WOODEN
socks. and asking her to fix up a
brandy smash to cure his gripping pains.
! thought OF the father of his country
taking a severe cold, and not being
able to run into drug store for a bot
tie Of cough syrup. or a quinine pill
having Martha fix tub of hot mus
tard water 10 soak those great feet Of
his, and bundle him up I'm a flannel
blanket, give him a hot whisky, and
put him to bed with hot brick at his
feet.
Then, when 1 looked a. duck blind
out in the Potomac, near the shore. I
thought how George used to put on an
old coat and SLOUGH hat and take his
gun and go out in the blind. and shoot
canvas-back ducks for dinner. and
paddle his boat out after the dead
birds, the way Grover Cleveland did .
century later. l tell you. old man. the
way to appreciate our great states
men. soldiers and scholars is to think
OF them just as plain. ordinary citizens,
doing the things men do nowadays. It