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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
To Observe
 Decoration Da,,.

Tom TOW. May 30, will he Decoration Day all over these grand United State. It is . day of sorrow and revere pc, ~hen the memory the departed i cherised and the last resting place Q loved ones regslsd with mementos O devotion. It is a national hol ds, of which all may psrtic,pate It is an occasion when partisanship cesses, color lines are obliterated, creeds for gotten. nativity or previous servitu'ie ignored All meet upon the zane level, and the g:ief-rtricken mothe, ~ho sot's and sighs while she ask 70, Where is my boy tonight" may find compensation in the assurance tha' if her wsnderer occupies s rest
 ng place among the "unknown" me sister, brother, or some veteran of fine civil war will s:rew with flowers tn, silent home and offer uy prayer for the -ouit at has taken flight to Eternity Decoration Day per- etusfes a feauti. al custom that shall last forever; it nbne~ one with d SD rir oi love and
 caches fo-hty. filling the sOui with 'eau:iiui thoughts and inspiring youth with higher sims of an ultima goal Burnside Tost G. 4. R., ,the member. i snip of which consiets of six veterans, viii turn out in full sorcs tomorrow. forming in procession at the corner of Hen snd F"urtb streets. when at 10 o'clock they will march to the City Cemetery, perform the G. 4. R burial ceremonial, and otherwise observe the occasion.
 Their numbere have become mate. risiIy decimated, bat with the inn pulse that actuated their very souls in hattie the veterans remain true t. the principles they .ught for, the memory of which they reverentiy cherish The public is cordially ir = vised so fsIl in and swell the pre- esssioo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Lea1e Th.s Evening
 For Phoenix

The following Tombstoneites will leave this evening for hoenix, where they have been summoned to testify in the case of Territory vs Roy Whit telsey, whc is charged with the crime
 f assault with intent to commit mur- der n the person of Mrs. Engle in this city ab' ut Y year ego: E Choate, She riff Hunt, James Mars, Chief of Police Bravin, Deputy Sheriff Bennett, ]. V. Walker, and number of others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
From Tuesdays Daily.

Juror T Holland of Douglas, d, c d ed [, spend tn. weeks r. cess (" c"u- [, m Tombstone instead of reiurnID, tr sis home city. He finds Tom . ston. climate s,.It iieai and we a. p es.ed to have ham soj .n,.. sth It Is understood the Copper Bell , Gleeson hsr Ops led up large b d. rich ore on the 3O' level in tie n- sis ait. The n. ind may m..n n cresss d activity at that amp Judge Jas Reilly has recov, red fro, his Iline . sufhclentiy to te ai.u and sli hough still weaS IS gainm strength daily.
 Engine No. 52, on freight bAtwee, Be, n and Bisbee, encountered x bu, two miles above fairhsnk last Satu,- day evenir g The bull was lied sno so wac the engiue-for the time beii.R it hdving to be pulled in -Cocliis. County Pross.
 An egg which weighed five pound- and eight ounces was laId by an oe- trich on the ostrich farm near Pho. = nix. An average ostrich egg is equal to twenty-slz chicken eggs, and s short tune sgo one wac cooked which made q meal for eight men.
 The Wilcox block opposite the court house has been nearly com pleted end Attorneys W G. Gilmor- and D. L. Cunningham and Court Commissioner A II. Emanuel have al ready moved into their suites of nth- ces. The offices make excellent quar- ters and are cOnvenit mt to the couIt hI use.
 Assessor B. J O'Reilly was q Tomb stone visit today on tus ne.s con nected with his official position.
 Tomorrow being Decoration De. and . legal holiday, the po-toitic. bank, express off ce. all offices m tLt court house and business houses gen erally ~ill observe the day and clos. their respective places.
 Miss Lucy King is over from Lowell on A visit with Tombstone friends and will remain several days.
 C. l.. Cummings of the Bay City Market returned last evening iron, PhOenix where he went to purchas. some beef cattle for the local market. Mir Cummings secured several car. loads of the choicest beef broughi here in many years.
 w. K. Meade returned yesteida, from his mines in the SwissiieIms Sc.ne s:;c SC: o.o :.-s he-n oren.d u: n this group during recent operation ,nd considerable mining activity i.
 ep r,ed ther ah, Is.
 \ marriage lrrn 2 was issI ed toda " Probate Judge Gm.dtady to " vell.known young people uho d. ,,
 we over a thousand miles fr,i Fairhank As soon as tue nnpti. In I tied the glad sid'nes will be innOuncsT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03

Ire funeral of Ernest Scranton t"ck place this morning, followed to his last resting place by friends ald relatives. The deceased was IS years age, a promising young man and held in esteem by his arquaintsnces and circle of friends. His tragic uea'h was a cad bow to a duting mother and loving family Who are stricken with gri f. The deceased was brothrr-in-law of our wnsnian, Geo Kelly, who is employed with ihe McPherson Transfer Co. The PRosPECToR joins in extend ng con- do.ences to the berelved family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The Color of the Ermine,

It is a popular idea that the ermine sheds its brown sumner coat and that on the approach of winter covering of snowy white fur takes its place This was natural conclusion. as a possibility Of a change in tine color of the fur had not occurred to scientists. Experiments, however. have been made. and the brown coated ern.ne has been placed in very low tcmpera- ture. Almost Immediately change was visible in the color of tie fur. and without shedding the creature became snowy white.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The Eountain Pea.

The fountain pen Is not an invention of recent years. In Samuel Taylors Universal System of Shorthand Writ ing" published in l.3G. we find proof of the fountain pens great age.
 "l have nothing more to aCd." wrote Samuel Taylor. for the use or instruc- tion of the practitioner. except a few words concerning the kind of pen prop CT to be used for writing shorthand. For expeditions writing some use what are called fountain pens. into which your ink is put. which gradually flows when writing. from thence into small CT pen cut short to At the smaller end of this instrument. but 1t is hard matter to meet with good one of this kind"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The SaIton Sea
 Is Still Rising

Reports from the Saiton district cay that the ses has risen eight feet q the last ten days. This rise is ab- snlute'y 'unprec-ds ,tei and 'e- to c'ofir.n the the 'ry that th. sea i. fed from sub'errsn-an passage from the Gnif of Cslifnrnia. Mt muci, effort is being made at present t top the fio~ of water tl,roug'i the canal intake but as sr,n ts the h s1 water pari i ,s over the work w,li bs resu nei and probably completed by fall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
IN A POISON FACTORY.

The Deadly Drsgs Have . Fasei.a.
 tion For the workses.
 Slip on this glass mask" said the foreman. You will need it"
 The visitor donned the uncanny mask of glass. and the foreman led the way to the cyanide of potassium depart meat
 We make 1000 tons of cyanide . year." he said. "A dose of Cve grains 6 a fatal one. Thus our annual prod uct Is enough to kill 2.5OO.O0o people,"
 Ee opened . door. and a room filled with writhlng flames. dense shadows. sparks. smoke and weird figures in tia s masks was revealed. In the cen- ter of the room. In a great caldron. 100 pounds Of molten cyanide of potas- stun bubbled and seethed The flames glinted strangely on the glass masks.
 The foreman coushed
 These fumes" he said, "are whole some. The men. you see. are all TO- bust. have known weakly chaps working here among these strange fumes. to pick up health and strength" |"
 In another clean. cool room the fin- ished cyanide was stored. It looked like crystallized white sugar. good enough to eat.
 Good enough to eat" said the fore man grayely. Well. we have had men eat 1t Four men committed suI- eide in that way.
 '.The fumes seem to create in our men desire to taste the drug. They fight this desire. most of them. sue cessfuliy. but they all feel 1t. the same as workers in coffee plants want to chew the coffee beans, and some feel 1t so strongly as to succumb."-Cin- cinnatl Enquirer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
NAVAL DISCIPLINE.
Punish ments That Are Noted Out to
 British SailOPs.


 For infract!on of regulations s,c,r. curious pcn:shments are neted out ia the English navy. It is an everyday occurrence. says Loncon Tit-Bits. tc see half a cI:en sailors lined up on deck facing the paint work. holding their hammocss on their shoulders. At first the hammock isn't heavy. but aft CT an Lour or SO it GraSs on ore's shoul ders Ike lead. Eesices. it Is not at al entertaining to stare ilxelly at a square foot of painted woodwork for an hour or more at time.
 Another punishment that Jac.: ee- sp:ses Is bailing with a spoon. He is placed upon the deck. with two large wooden buckets. one filled with water and the other empty. With a spoon he must dip all the water from one buck ct and transfer 1t to the other. being meanwhile. the butt of his comrades 1ests and jeers.
 Sometimes a delinquent is made to walk slowly backward and forward along the deck. nursing in his arms q six inch projectile. weighing a little over 100 pounds. Once a sailor. who laughed at the stammering speech of his commander. was made to stand up- on the forebridge. in full view of tine ships crew. and laugh for an hour and . half
 Splitting upon the deck of a man-of- war Is strictly prohibited. Cuspidors are placed at intervals along the deck. and these must be used. Upon sore ships. when a sailor is caught spitting upon the deck. a small tub is strappel to his chest, and he is made to wear 1t. Any one who chooses may use this walking receptacle. The offender thus punished rarely repeats his offense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The Fork.

It Is about i.9J0 years ago since the fork made its appearance in Europe. In 90 A. D. son of the dose Pietro Orsolo had welded in Venice the Brig zantine Princess Anglia. who produced at the wedding breakfast a silver fork and gold S. oon. Then the high Vene- ton families followed suit. and these martyrs to fashion pricked their lips with the new instrument The fork prospered. 'iowever. and spread over Italy. Ia 1879 It had travelled as far as France. and in i6oS a traveller brought it direc' to England
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
l,kEI,s

| E R Pirtle 70 to Harvey A Hsrdlhg, b ugias ih",- | lo ' J G Wien oN m Deck-raw mi;.es in Coch se dis,r.ct lp Titt Gusrabt.e X Trustee. relsase % Ez,sO oopr |. he First Nttional Bank of ihuglss to to J A Fun. ney. Douglas property ., 10 :. Sorio L de Spencer, bv the sheriff, to The D"ug'as Lumber O.. Douglas property. ty....... l57 50 A A B'ilingsIey. by the sh-r ih. to Douglas Lumber Co: Douglas property 357 70 E R P,rtle Co. to W CH,w. ad. Douglas p.operty... l55 .. w C Howard to T R Bow e, Douglas property .... $50 Thos B Bowie to W BClapp, Douglas property. ..... 100 F NJ Ruff ct ux to Charles Odsm, bisbee property 10 .. Patrick Whelar to Thos Higg' ns, mines in C. chise district. ....... 5000 ..
 CONTRACT Southwestern Cement and Cor str Action Co. with 4 E Hurst
 ORDER OF SALE Cochi.e Lumber Go. vs Don Luis Townsite Go.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 MORTGAGE F w Arndt to Cynthia L Boh5n- falk
 Margaret F. and Thomas H Ryn- ming to the Aiizoua Trust X Banking Go.
 Chs' J Schardin to c Stevens w O fage ct ux to Wm Kline w A Lucas t ux U Hovsl A smith
 BILL OF SALE E c Kelly wi h Ariz ma Publishing Co.,; sells all his right to Arizona Journal. formerly Lowell Journal
 MAP FILED North Douglas Addition to Douglas
 LEASE
 hOmas Higgins to Kathryn R Reilly Ka,hryn L Reilly to Chss H Od m
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W Kline to c D Hutch nson
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
PUBLIC Is AROUSED

The public is aroused to c knowledg, fthr UIffi,s nsIiis utl g.e,t med cinal tonic. Ehcfiic Pittsrs, for sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 546 Ss. Clair Ave, Colum bus, O., writes "For several months. l was given up to die had fever and sgue. my n rve- were wrecb~d; c.'uld not sleep and m, stomach wss so weak from useless doctors drugs that could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bifters, obsa'ned relief, and in e short time WAS entirely cur. d guaranteed at all Drvgg;sts; price Soc
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Hluto,. safetx Valve.

A round. smooth hole in the side of a granite monument about nine miles out from the City of Mexico Is locally known by a term which signifies "Plu- to's safety valve" The hole Is about nine inches h diameter at the opening. which Is polished In a manner which suggests human workmanship. That man had nothing to do with drilling or polishing this hole will be readily surmised when 1t Is known that t has occasionally emitted hot air and smoke during a period extending over 300 years
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03

A sensational feature of the Camp bell case is the arr, ct of s witness named Ru.'er who is charged with perjury. It is alleged the witnss ss testified hearing R conversation be. tween two disputants at a time whs n it is asserted ne was at work in a mine far away from the alleged scene of the trouble. The arrest was made in Bisbee today. and the case will be investigated and both sides brought
 c light.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Wants To Be Sheriff
 of Graham County

Frank R chardsou of Solnmonvill is out for the democratic nominati. n for sheriff of Graham cpunty. he evidently relieves there is something in the old splorism that "'rl. the early bird that catches tl e woIm."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Of Interest to Those
 Filing on Desert Land

Absolute ownership of all water rights is required before desert land ntrh can he proven up, according '"a rule promulgated by the general and office, which has resulted n the rejection of numerous final proofs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, i,
 LUCAS COUNTY.


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is seoior partner of the firm cf F. J. Cheney < Co. doing business in the City of Toledo. county and state sfore. said, and that said firm sill pay the sum of one hundred do lars for each and every case of cstarrh that canno: he cured by the .,se of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK ] CHENEY. Sworn to before me sud subscribed in my presence. fhis 9th day Of De- es..bs'r, 4. D. lSs6. fSe4l] A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- terns ly, and acts directly "n the blood snd mucons surfaces of the system. Send for te-timonixi- free. F. J. HENEY 4 Co, T..l do, Ohio. Sold by aIl drngeisss 7sc. Take Halle Fs fly Pills for consti. patio
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
CrOss Purposes.

Mrs. Klubbs tseyerely)-rve been lyinZ awake these three hours waiting for you to come home. Mir. Klu5os (ruefully,-Gee. And I've been stay ing away for three hours waiting for you to 20 to sleep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Examination of the
 SaIton Sea to be Made

Dr. Vim. P. Blake, of the University oi ArIzons, and Dr McDongsIl, oI tEe Desert Laboratory. will leave next week for San Diego county and other points, where they expect to examine some mining prop rites and the alton Sea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03

-ronny ning." remarked Wilson mus.ns.y. .'Tom Wilkins and Edith Brown used to be great friends Of mine. introduced them to each other. They got married. and now neither of ttem will speak to me. Wonder what the reason can beT
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The Clever Ones.

Griggs-Some men are born great. others achieve greatness. Brigss-Yes; ana others simply have the trick of makiug other people think they're great
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
A Lady Bounfiful.

Tramp-K;n you give poor felIer . cold bite. mum? Housewife-Yes. On your way out you'll find some ictcies on the sate.-vomaa's Home compan- lon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03

;cuests Your Bows is WUs CAsearets.
 -andy CathartIc, curs cons, fllst ion forever ' 25e U O O. O fe.l. q. uggists refund n- -1ey
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
RECORDS OF
 c0cHlSe COUNTY
Instruments Flied With the coua.,
 Recorder

IHe RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF neo Willisws to Alfred c Flaw. Dssueias pro erty.s lyOO Ol o-E Dugssn ct ax to rhos sollis.s. Douglas prop essy -.-f- ..-..... 10 1hesd'se L seeb Id to Mag. g'e E besl, Douglas prop esSy .-.. ......... 23OO W Rose to W E Swan. mi e in Warr.n district 1 Chas w Rsmbo to E B. Moore. mines in Warren ottTtcS .-..-...... E K Pirtle Go. to E Stsl. ger, Douglas property... a5 .. E R Pirsle Co. to J E -tel- ger. Douglas property =. 90 lntesestaonal Land & Im- Provemsnt Co. to. to co Ellis, Douglas property. l5CO "A Lswis to M D and U savey, Douglas property a75 N Q and J J Savoy to Jno Erickson. Dougias pop srty................... 235O ..
 MORTGAGE Burrel Q Musgrave to First Na sioosl Bank Of Douglas M H Krie reir to National Casl, Register Co.
 A A Dudley to The Arizona Trust | Banking Co.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE J D Aaeh0mich to Leslie tistliff National Cash Register Go. to A L Wilson
 u Overlook to Edward Fletcher
 BILL or SALE PC Carney to NJ R Larne George Schesr~r ct ux and Louis Ezekieis to J w Jbhnson
 POWER OF ATTORNEY IA Lewis to A V I.ewis
 TOWER OF ATTORNEY Copper Qnecn Consolidated Mining Go. to Mrs A Kindred Same to City of Bi.bee Same to Pedro N Garcia Same to E. Logan Same to Mrs Lucy Kresse
 DECLARATION or HOMESTEAD we McDonsh ct ux, lots and 8, block 6S, Douglas
 ORDER CONFIRMING sAiE Estate of B P H-sl-p; sale made to Thss Oresr to undivided one-hslf in- sese9 ia the Western. . pstensed mine in Hartford dstrie.
 ARrICLEs oy INCORPORATION Don Luw Mining & Realty Co. R J 6sdler to August Nell son, Douglas property. -$ AIS % International Land & Inn provement Co. to R J ssdler. Douglas property 300 OO George 8 Shibiey ct ux to Nellie shsel, Do glas property. y...--.-.-.-~. AV -. 4eaton Eddy ct ux to Naomi Bartlett. Douglas pr0ceTtys ...-.-.-. oSS .. IA F.nney to W c win- egss. Doaslas property. 10 :.
 APPROPRIATIONS OF WATER fW Spencer. water from Cave creek
 ATTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Mrs c c Barclay to S<Aton Eddy IN Einsey to J o Martin Bank Of Bssbee to Hnids Lippert Req Goldman to V W Clark
 AGREEMENT George B Acton and Molly Acto' with \ c Gieger
 ATTACHMENT
 LG Williams ys Dos Csbezas Col Mining Co.
 MORTGAGE
 Mn V W Spec to State Mutua Buiidiug < Loan Association Harry Miller and Millie Brown [ Chstles Psssriv
 Finoey ct uI to the Fint NJ tiousI Bsnk of D uglas
 NsousI Mayo to Mary X NcNsmss
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Got a Monster Lion.

Last Saturday d. w. Black escort
ed John J. Davitt to the hills In quest
Of mountain lion. In Aicher gulch
northeast Of town, an old trail Of Q
big fellow was struck. The dogs fol-
lowed the trail to Lunney mountain,
in the Coal creek region, and the
chase was spirited one. Mr.. Lion
was freed three times before being
finally brought to bay by the dogs.
Law Cure was along with his camera
and got several fine snap shots ut
close range.
After having his picture took" in
several striking poses, the monster
felis was dispatched by bullet from
Mr.. Davitt's rifle, but he was game
to the end and showed fight as long
~ the spark Of life lasted.
On being laid out, the lion proved
to be one Of the largest ever brought
down in White River valley, being
nearly ten feet from tip of his nose to
tip Of tail.
Needless to say, John Davitt feels
pretty good over his first lion hunt.
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Had . Fine Reception.

From a lower river correspondent
we learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Rector, mention of whose marriage
appeared In these columns last week,
received ovations all the way down
the river on their homecoming.
Arriving at Riverside just In time
to join Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Barnes
and number of friends, who were
about to sit down to an elegant and
sumptuous repast in commemoration
of their eighteenth wedding anniver-
sary, the happy young couple were
made right royalty welcome and
Joined In the evenings festivities.
At Rangely, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Rector will reside, a grand reception
was rendered them.
The bride Is the charming daughter
of Mrs. and Mrs. j. w. Frizell of
Rangely. She came to this valley
from Waldron, Ark, when quite a
small girl, with her parents, and her
cheerful disposition and amiable
character has endeared her to many.
Mr.. Rector came from Milford, Mo-,
and has lived ON White river for
years. He is q quiet, unassuming
young man, of exceptional exemplary
habits, and respected by all.
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Highly Honored.

AT a special communication of Rio
Blanco lodge No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ,
last Saturday evening, the retiring
master, Isaac Baer, was presented
with an elegant past masters jewel,
the presentation being made by the
newly installed master, John A.
Watson, on behalf Of the lodge.
The affair was a peculiarly happy
one, inasmuch as Mr.. Baer was about
to depart for California for the win
ter.
The jewel is beautiful one, made
In the highest development of the
goldsmith's art, by the premier
jewelry house Of the West, A. J.
Stark 4 Co., Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Oil and Gas.

Dan Moog returned from White
River City Il few days ago after loca-
ting and surveying n number of oil
and gas claims, In that vicinity, for
the Missouri-Colorado company, OF
which H. w. Walter Is manager.
1t will be remembered by old
timers that many years ago when
Denver parties were prospecting for
oil in the district named, a strong
flow Of gas was struck, which, ac-
cidentally igniting, burned the drill
Ter and destroyed the plant.
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
The Costume Concert.

As previously announced In these
columns, on next Friday evening,
January 10Th, In Odd Fellows hall,
will be given farce and costume
concert. The proceeds of the enter
tainment will go toward the Guild
building fund.
College girls in caps and gowns are
serenaded by the college fellows.
They listen to their serenade and
descend from their balcony with
their jack-o'lanterns and join In a
beautiful chorus (Hail Poetry), from
the .sPirates of Penzance.'
The monks go fishing, hut the fish
are wise and q strong Maledicite and
some old Malvoisie induce ease of
mind, and their eyes are made glad
by the pretty miss who sings my
Rosery."
Carrie Oldland, as the sister of
Phil, who is coming home with II
cfum for the Christmas holidays,
proves herself both wise md brave.
She puts revolver close to IL young
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Reducing the "Varmlnts. ("

During the past few days Stanley
Page turned in to Treasurer Watson
2 grey wolf hides and scalps,
coyotes; w H Caywood, wolf and
l coyote; Oscar Dudley, 2 coyotes;
Lucius Shepard, 5 coyotes, and D w
Black, mountain lion.
Let the good work continue =
especially in the destruction of
wolves and coyotes. We need the
mountain lions, bobcats and bears
for President Roosevelt and other
mighty hunters.
The Meeker herald., 1906-01-13
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the statute in such case made and provided,
a meeting Of the stockholders Of The Union
tion organized and existing rnder and by
virtue Of the laws OF the stnte of Colorado,
was held mt the Office of the said company
in the city and county of Denver, In the
state Of Colorado, on the second day of De-
tober, A. d. 1906; that at said meeting II was
voted by . vote of more thnn two-thirds of
the entire stock of the corporation upon the
payment of its debts, that said corporation
SHOULD he dissolved.
Notice is further given that NIL and singu-
lar the debts owing by said corporation have
been fully paid. satisfied and discharged.
Notice is further given that pursuant to
the action Of said. stockholders aforesaid
and by virtue of the statute in such case
made and provided. said The Union Realty
and Securities Company has been dissolved.
In witness whereof. by authority of tho
stockholders md directors OF sud company,
this company has caused these presents to
be signed by Its president and secretary and
Its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this
sixteenth day Of October, A. d. 1905.
THE UNION REALTY AND SECURE
TIES COMPANY,
Attest:
EMMA d. CUrHBERTsos,
(sEAL) Secretary. (d8-f)