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ORDER OF NOTICE TurREoN.

District OF Utqh:
on this 2lst day OF April. A. D. 1906 on
reading the foregoing petition. IL is or
dercd by the court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the 9th day of May, A
d, 1905. before said court. at Salt Lake
City In said district at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be pub
lishcd In the Salt Lake Tribune. q news
paper printed In said district, and that
all known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time and
place and show cause, IL any they have
why the prayer or the said petitioner
should not be granted.
And 1t Is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mall to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable John A Marsh
all. Judge OF the said District court and
tho seal thereof at Salt Lake City, In
said district on the 2lst day of April. A
D. 1905
Attest: JERRoLD R. LETCHER.
lSeal) Clerk
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FAMOUS CLIFF HOUSE
ESCAPES DISASTER
Not Much Damage by Quake in
That Section of the
City.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA thorough
inspection made by a representative OF the
Associated Press, who made tho trip In an
automobile. shows that comparatively lit
tic damage was done in tho vicinity Of
the Gin Tho Gin house not only stands.
but tho damage sustained from the earth
quake shock to this historic building will
not exceed according TO the statement of
Manager Wilkins, $500. In fact, the escape
of the CliH house is ono OF the curious
features of the disaster which has be-
fallen San Francisco.
Sutro Baths Saved.
the Clifr house. with its hundreds OF thou
sands OF square feet OF glass roofing. also
was practically unharmed Only a few
OF tho windows in the Sutro baths and In
the ClirY house were broken, and the lofty
chimney OF tho pumping plant of the
former establishment was cracked only
slightly.
Manager Wilkins OF the Cliff house noti-
fled the general relief committee that no
would turn over his establishment, az well
as the immense stables OF his resort.
which are unharmcd
Long Waits in Line.
The camps OF refugees extend as far
westward through the park as the beach
Every one said they wore receiving
enough to eat and drink. but in order TO
get their SUPPLIES they were obliged TO
n
two hours, 1his, OF course. worked seri-
Gus hardship on many of the women who
were In a state of exhaustion.
Complain of Cold.
There was much complaint on account
of the cold at night from those who were
not provided for I'm tents and who were
obliged TO seek shelter beneath the shrub
berry, with insufficient covering in the
WAY OF blankets. This condition no doubt
will bc considerably improved today az
tents and covering or nl sorts are ar
rivIng at the headquarters OF the relief
committee from the interior OF California
as we'll as from the East
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Utah
In the matter of Charles F. Ellis. Bank
ruPt:-No S25 In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Discharge.
To the Honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge OF the District Court of the United
States for the District of Utah: Charles
f. Ellis OF the county OF Salt Lake and
State OF Utah. in said district respectfully
represents that on the 21,h day OF Janu-
ory last past. he was duly adjudgod bank
rutp under the acts of Congress relating
to bankruptcy. that he has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights of prop
rety. and has fully complied with all the
requirements OF said acts and OF the or
dcrs of the court touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the court to have full discharge
from all debts proVable against his estate
Under said bankrupt acts. except such
debts as are excepted by law from such
discharge
Dated this 18th day of April. a D. 1906
CHARLES f. ELLIS.
Bankrupt
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ELDER HEAVYWEIGHT CO., Agen1
fGENERAL INSURANCE
1880 Commercial Block

ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
-. MENT a., ,aos
For the year ending Decempei
OF the condition of the
Westchester Fire Insurance company
7 Tho name and location OF the com
pany, 'Westchester Fire lnsurshCr yg
COMPANY, 100 william street. ne"
, Name OF presIdent, George r. Craw-
4 . ford. --...-. p-ou.n
8 Name OF seoretary. Moreli " pf'"
nf
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Godbe. Pitts Drug Co.
Prescription Specialists,
CoR- 1Ol MAIN ST.
DIED
g East 3rd Souti

ROSSE.-In this city. April q 1906
George Ross< aged rs years q nativ-
OF Italy. Funeral notice later
BALLARD.-April2 %, Albert Ballard. In
FAINT son of f. II and Annie Ballard
age months days Funeral service
Tuesday at &4 East Sixth South street
" D. IN.
KEASEL.-In this city. April % 1906. at
his residence, Glib South Fifth West
street. Ernest II. keasel aged % years.
ond ward meeting house Monday at
O'Clock. The body can be viewed at the
mectlng-housc from l to . o'clock
MILLARD,-In this city. April 22, at the
Millard, 7el Third East street Wllford L
M,llard OF heart trouble, aged years
Funeral services Will be held Tuesday at
o'clock at the Second ward chapel
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LIGHTHOUSE DESTROYED.
Shock Was Very Severe OFF Point
Arena

ASTORIA. Or. April 22.-Steamer AL
lance, wnch arrived this morning from
Eureka, reports that the Point Arena
lighthouse was destroyed by the earth
quake The vessel, while on Eureka We'd
nesday morning, was severely shaken
The captain thought the vessel had
struck bottom, but after making sound
Ings found she was In twelve fathoms OF
water. The captain became alarmed and
changed his course to westward
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Valuable Collection Saved

LOS ANGELES, Cal. April 2.-Miss
Ruth Aubury OF this city received todny
4 message from her father. Lewis Aubury
State Tpineralogist, announcing that he
saved from harm tho States invalua bic
mineral collection In the Ferry building
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More Refugees Arrive.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. April 22-The fol-
lowing refugees from San Francisco have
arrived in Los Angeles; j. L. Jones and
daughter. GencSieve. ranch near Stock
ton. 9 j Wynes. Z A. Hornbeck. both
residents OF San Diego
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Judge McKenna Resigns.

SAN JUAN. p. r. April 22-Charles F.
McKenna of Pittsburg. Pa. Judge OF the
Federal court Of Porto Rico. has cabled
his resignation to President Roosevelt II
is reported here that the Bar association
is responsible for Judge McKennas sud
den resignation.
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Il SIS, o6o, II was made up OF thl
ich arc oil kitchens md pantrie
Will Arrive Monday.
JAPANESE SHOT DOWN.
Opens Fire on Troops and Is Given
Quick ,Justice

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2-After a
battle In which thirty shots were en-
changed, a Japanese was killed at $50
last night by the Federal troops at the
corner OF Ellis and Van Ness, The ia
panese fortified himself behind an over
turned automobile there and opened fire
on the soldiers He could not be cap
tured. but was finally surrounded and
killed. No reason for his attack on the
guards is known.
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LEMONS AND ORANGES
FOR THE SUFFERERS
Largest Commissary Train in
World Will Arrive on
Monday.

LOS ANGELES. April ss.-Among the hun
dred- OF carloads Of assorted provisions that
are being sent out from Los Angeles for
San Francisco sufferers. several car lots
Of lemons md oranges. Manager Woodford
OF the California Fruit exchange has Issued
an appeal to fruit growers to send large
shipments OF both lemons and oranges mt
once The lemong. especially. arc desired
for use in San Francisco with tho drinking
water to purify IL and leseen the danger OF
any possible epidemic from that score
Largest Commissary Train.
What is perhaps the largest commissary
train in the world has been rushed north
over tho Southern Pacific from here This
huge restaurant destined to cater TO the
hungry refugees OF San Francisco Is the
Shattuck' and Desmond Mess train outlt
enlarged 10 guaranteed capacity OF 20. o0D
meals a day.
Supported by the local relief committee.
this mammoth carnyansary is expected to
cost $1,000, II made up OF thirty cars
which arc oil kitchens md pantries.
Will Arrive Monday.
Pulled by double le-hoaded locomotives this
train is expected to be in Oakland In time
to serve early morning breakfasts Monday
To all comero 1t is expected 20 play an
feeding of tho hungry thousands.
A carload OF feed intended for the usc
of tho babies has been gathered by the local
committees and dispatched north. 1t COM
prises condensed milk baby goods OF Gll
medicines. etc.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

MAACk.-Thc funeral Of Miss Augusta
from the residence OF her brother Mr.
George ], Mack. us East Seventh South
at y. m. Tuesday, April "a, 1905. Inter
mcDt City cemetery
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st. Paul's Guild

Cake. and apron sale Mt Greenewald
Furniture store Thursday.
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Frenzied Through Thirst.

Utter lack OF water in some districts
peopled by the refugees set the children 10
ruined families made every human EFFORT
to satisfy the thirst Of their little ones,
Failing at last and In desperation they in.
brought whisky to the women. Unable
longer to withstand the plsadings of their
children' mothers poured small quantities
available receptacles and gave the tots
to drink. The natural result wns TO In
crease the pangs OF thirst twoutyfoid, and
dren was witnessed by observers,
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state Of Utah, once of the Secretary c

State OF Utah, ofTice of the Secretary OF
State. sss
I, Charles 8. Tingey, Secretary OF State
Of the State OF Utah, do hereby certify
has filed In my Office a detailed statement
Of its condition, from which the fore
going statement has been prepared and
that the said company has In all Other
respects complied with the laws OF the
State relating to Insurance
In testimony whereof / have hercunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the Statc of Utah this 3lst day OF
March. A. d, 1906
c. S. TINGEY,
Secretary OF State
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANN1rAr
MENT wal sfA
For the year ending Decen,h
OF the condition OF tho "er 81.
National Union Fire Inaur,
pnny, !
l. The name and location
pany, National Union .ne /
ance Company. Pittshurre. U
z. Namc of president. Jas Ps>
3. Mame OF secretary. F r. Wl|
4, The amount OF its Gold
capital stock is
8. The amount Of IT'S A'Vuof'
capital stock paid II
6. The amount az Of l.: 7ss.A
:. The h''Ss amount ts Of j.. a.los.i,
liabilities Unclud-
s. The amount AMOUNT ts of d. i.Ta7Ii
income during tho
preceding calendar
year --.,...... 1,r,
9. The amount OF Its cx- ''o'l
pnnditures during
the preceding cali
endar year .... s-.
10 The amount OF losses "a"s
ceding a G n d ar
II. The amount of risks "'@t
written during the
- rEe Ee0s amount t' Of r;.t. 1854,
In force Mt the end
OF the year 100 ls',ss,,H
State OF Utah. office of the s..,.
of State-ss:
/, Charles 8. Tingey. secr,,..-
State OF the State of Utah. do y
certify that the above named jnse
company has filed in my offlcs "
tailed statement Of It's condltie.
(which the foregoing statsmsn
been prepared. and that ths s.ax
pany has in all other Respects ~
with the laws OF the State rel,,,.
insurance.
In testimony whereof | have H..
get my hand and affixed the er..,4
OF the State OF Utah this fIfih
February, y. d. 1906.
c. S, TINeEY
tseaD Secretary Of ST.
ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL, = +
MENT
For the year ending December 4,
Of tho condition OF the
Williamsburgh City Fire Insu,.
Company.
1. The name and location ~ ~.
pany, Williamsburgh Civ
Insurance Company, IA Rrns1
Brooklyn. New York.
2. Name of president, Marsh,r
briggs.
3. Name of secretary, Frederic
Way.
4. The amount of Its
capital stock is s ssbt.
8. The amount of Its
capital stock paid
assets is s.ssl.@
liabilities (includ-
ing capital Is. . 1.sssIl
income during the
preceding calendar
year .ss..tr,,s.-, 1,43iN
9, The amount of Its eX
pcnditurcs during
the preceding call
endar year . 1,l4EM
10. The amount OF losses
paid during the pre-
ceding cal lendar
year s...s...s,... e3H
IL. The amount OF risks
written during the
year .s........s. 13S,ll3iX
IL. The amount OF risks
in force at the end
OF the year ,...,... 193.o16lI
Stota of IYtoh nSfIca ~ the &C.
of Statc-sS,
/, Charles S. Tingey. Secretl1|
State of the State of Utah. do
certify that the above-namcd lnsuX
company has filed in my office
tailed statement of its condition
which the foregoing statemet:
been prepared. and that the sad
pany has in all other respects cc-
with the laws OF tho State Fenu
Insurance.
In testimony whereof l have ht'
set my hand and affixed the grs1
of the State OF Utah this fhiTi}
day of March, A. D; 1906.
C. S. TIEGBI
(SeaD Secretary b
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QUICK TO REGAIN A
SUPPLY OF WATER
Half of the Normal Amount
Daily Will Soon Be
Available.

SAN FRANCISCO April 22.-Erperts of tho
Spring Valley Water company who have been
engaged in making Thorough examination
OF the mains and reservoirs Of the syrtem
havo reported that tho company has in Its
reservoirs enough water TO supply the city at
the regular rate OF IS million gallons per day
for period OF six hundred days.
Supply From Lake Needed.
Tho only immediate problem Is that Of get
ting this supply into the city Already pipes
have been repaired in certain sections and q
supply OF ZOO. go gallons per days 10 coming
in through Ocean View from Lake Merced
sumed daily BY Ocean View and the other
towns along tho plpe lines, but e.ooo 900 gal
Iona daily is reaching and will continue to
reach the city proper.
Soon Another Supply.
Within a few hours another supply Of
eco0. 0to gallons daily will be poured into the
city from College FI,ll station This Will fur
niph winter TO the northern section OF the
city Already wntor is bcinR supplied TO the
Black Point and Pacific Heights districts and
with an additional supply OF 1000 90 gallons
daily which Is aspured from lines that Will
DO repaired within a day two. Tho city
Will within four days be receiving q daily
Ions. which IL practically equivalent to half
the amount that being furnished to the
entire city prior TO earthquake.
This makes Il certain that tho city will be
habitabls against almost Immediately q food
supply already being assured.
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SHbSi NAIL oF II = ANNUAL
For the year ending December 81. 1905.
of the condition of the
German Fire Insurance Company.
l. Tho name and location OF the com
Company, Peoria, Illinois
2 Name OF president. Bernard Crcmer.
3. Name of secretary. Charles Cremer
capital stock is IS 200 900 90
.. The amount OF it's
capital stock paid
6. The amount OF It's 80
assets is !e,:-,.. sos.osls7
Z. The amount of its
liabilities Unclud-
ing capitaD is: 7s7,4az .3s
S. The amount of It's
income during the
year ,..,Is,,.... $50, 500 ss
g. The amount of Its ex-
Denditurcs during
the preceding call
endar year ........ 473s5l So
10. The amount OF Losses
paid during the pre-
ccding ca en d ar
year .,........;-. $4,000 SO
II. The amount OF risks
written during the
L. The amount OF risks
in force at the end
OF the year .-s...r,. 72,o2s, ,063. 90
State OF Utah. office of the Secretary
OF State-ss
I. Charles S, Tlngey, Secretary Of
state Of the State OF Utah. do hereby
certify that the aoove-named insurance
company has filed In my office de-
tailed statement of Its condition. from
which the foregoing statement has
been prepared. and. that the said com
pany has In all other respects complied
with the laws OF the State relating to
Insurance
In testimony whereof.I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State of Utah this twenty-thlrd
day of January, A. D. 1906.
C, S. TINGEY,
'SeaD Secretary OF State
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StOCR IL
8. The amount OF It's
Tapitsi nn va .s 100000 90
o. ne ssoas as''I'' "a 4,o55,iS2 43
{. The amount OF Its
j,ao'ns,1sst ,ns ra1stal) IS s.34s,2s4 SO
8. The amount OF its
income during the
pre- pceGeoins 3,s37.sS3 IA
O. Tho amount Of It's cx-
penditures during
anS ma proesr'"e yssr 1,s57.5s2.4s
10. Tho amount OF losses
paid during the pre-
Seor Ssnrhs i s5s.43s os
II. Tho amount OF risks
written during the ,os an
year ...s.s-. -: -'1'I'''''"N
IL. The amount OF risks
In force at the eGd .,o an
OF the year y..-.s. 3tl''Z-,e'o'''
state OF Utah. office Of the Secretary
OF Statc--ss
I. Charles S. Tingey. secretary OF
State OF the State OF Utah. do hereby
company has filed In my office de-
tailed statement OF Its condition, from
which tho foregoing statement hns
been prepared, and that the said COM
pany has In all other respects complied
with the laws of the state relating to
insurance
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
of the State OF Utah this thirty-first
day OF March. A. D. 1905.
(Seal) Secretary OF state.
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For the year ending December 81, 1905.
OF the condition OF the
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance
Company.
1. The name and location OF tho COM
pany. Milwaulseei, Mechanics In
surancc Company. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
2. Name of president, William l..
;. Name OF Secretary. oscar Griebling,
4. The amount OF It's
capital stock is. 100000 90
8. The amount of It's
capital stock PAID
s. The amount OF It's
aasct5 Is .....,..s. 3.2b0,54 "a
7. The amount OF it's
liabilities Qnclud--
Ing capitaD Is. 1.s4o.711 81
y. The amount CT It's In
Income during the
preceding calendar
year .,...... 1,G63,31I "a
o The amount of It's ex-
penditures during
the preceding cali
cndar year ,...s... 1,S24,9S6 "a
10, The amount of Losses
paid during the pre-
ccding calendar year 5s2. .775 SO
II. The amount OF risks
written during the .s3.
year -. :. T.. 81 116H9e,o o3S 90
IT, The amount of risks
In force at the end
OF the year ....... 22I,690.s96 90
State of Utah. office of the Secretary
OF Statc-ss: SO,
I. Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of
State of the State OF Utah, do hereby
certify that the above-namcd insurance
company has filed In my office a do
tailed statement of Its condition, from
which the foregoing statement has
PREPARED
pany has In all other respects complied
with the laws OF tho State relating to
insurance
In testimony whereof I havo hereunto
set my hand and affixed tho great seal
OF the State of Utah this twenty
seventh day of January, A. d. 1905
c, s. TINGEY,
(Seal) Secretary OF State.
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STRONGEST IN THE WORLD.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF the United States

OF the United States.
KUTNEWsKY BROS, Managers,
30l-2 Mccormick Block, Salt Lake City
Utah.
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Died On a Lawn.

Under our own observation" said Mrs
Huskey. was the case OF one child, III OF
dlphtherla, who was carried into the
streets Wednesday night by her parents
and died In agony on lawn that morn
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National Insurance
Company.


1. The name and location OF the com
pany, Northwestern National In
surancc Company. Milwaukee.
Wisconsin.
2. Name of president, Wilford NJ Pat
3. Name OF secretary. Joseph Huebl
4. The amount OF It's
capital stock is...,s 100000 90
s. Tho amount of its
up fa -. ......... 500, 900 90
assets is .....,.. 4,174;2Tt.42
q. Tho amount OF its
~ liabilities dnclud- ...
Ing capitaD Is s, 2.93s,3s1 os
8. The amount Of Its
income during the
preceding calendar
9. The amount Of it's cx- '' -
penditures during
the preceding cali
endar year ;....c 1.ss4.sl2. 10
10. The amount of losses
paid during tho pre-
ccd:ng al lar
II. The amount OF risks
written during the
IL. The amount of risks
In force At tho end
of the year ,...ss, 371,6o3,o41 90
State Of Utah, Office of the Secretary
OF Stnte-ss.-
I. Charles S. TinKey, Secretary of
state OF the State OF Utah. do hereby
certify that the above~named Insurance
company has filed in my office a de-
tailed statement of tia condition, from
which the foregoing statement has
been prepared, and that the said com
pany has In all other respects Complied
with tho laws OF the state relating 70
insurance.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State OF, Utah this twenty fourth
day OF January, A D. 1906
<.,> G. s. TINGEY,
Noealj Secretary OF State
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, l.. u.
OF the condition of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States.
/. The name and location of the COM
pany, Equitable Life Assurance So
York City, n Y
2 Name of president Paul Morton
3. Name of Secretary. VIM. Alexander.
4, The amount OF It's capi-
tai stock Is ...s.........S 100000
5. The amount OF its capt
tai stock paid up Is. 10000 90
6 The amount OF its assets
La ..ss,.rr. .,sas...,,-r.s.. Ala, ,6lo. i22. 20
:. The amount OF its labii-
ties dnciuding capltaD
is 80. .....,,.........., 252 ,516, 566 %
s. The amount OF Its in
codine calendar YEAR. ss,lo5. a1s II
9 The amount OF Its eX-
pendItu:cs during the
preceding calendar year Sl.7el. .752 1s
10 The amount OF losses
paid during tho prcced-
ing calendar year q. $40 d
IL The amount OF risks
written during the year 2l5, ,a37, $50 90
IL The amount of risks In
force at the end of the
year .....,...., ........,. l ie5. 129, 1850
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905,
of the condition OF the
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Soon Another Supply.
CRAZY FROM THIRST.
Men In Desperation Give Their Little
Children Whisky.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. April IA frag-
mcntary account OF the terrible suAerings
endured by the little children of San Fran
cisco in the earthquake fire was brought
70 this city today by Nr and Mrs. Henry
Huskey and Mrs. Kate Land, who lived
together on Pine street.
Died On Lawn
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT1 -.
For the year ending December. 81, 1905
OF the condition OF the
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905.
OF the condition OF the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
HISTORIC FORT GIBSON

The historic little town of Fort Gibson is in the Cherokee Nation, about seventy miles northwest of Fort Smith, Ark.
 The Grand or Neosho river form the western boundary of the toWH emptying into the Arkansas rjleF about two miles below. near ~arsr the Veridgris river also comes in
 Just across the river is Hyde park, connected by an electric raflEoa5 The distance from Muskoger 10 i"T' Gibson is eight miles. The "ieftc'e car line is to be extended fe Fpet Gibson in short time.
 Fort Gibson is situated "H | 5aa1r5- ful elevation from which Ala-sa1ea and the surrounding roaaa, vl. 8s seen
 IL is 6he head Of szeaafs5T# o#4s.zsz Jion aud the tniied s.ae=s=-ase} formerly had a fec of ss.l.a'.oa5z . this place.
 The town at p9e>e44 eeara5e, eaaff 1304 inhabitants taI t tfaz ssa&a more within the past J2.a f=.,.-.s.,aa in the previous d,ca1e