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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
Mosarts Gipale.

Cine intereiionte Gpiipbe aus sen
Sllgenoiabren Wo5arts prfabrt bnrd
Die 8erOffentlidung zines 9riefes
bonn 8oter beg &omponiiten i'm 6lo.
rentiner .Huobo @iornale" cine nelte
8elen6tun9. SStn 9auIe Ser @oriIa
Slimpica, Der ouf Dem 4opitol ee-
fronten Didterin, oie gegen @noe oes
Is. Sabrbunoerts aae 8eriibmtbeiten
bel li6 81 8aite iab, trafen i'm @pril
1770 au6 Der groBe @eiger @ietro
Nacoini nno fem iugenoli1er Shiiler
Sbomas 2inlep, Der Elm @unoerfino
bon eritaunli6er Sriibreife uno ufl-
perglet6li6er 8irtuoiitdt mar, nit
Dem oamols 14idbrigen Mo5ort Der
in gegleitung ieines 8aters nod 6lo-
rer5 fam, 5uiammen. Ser idon melt
beriibmte Wo5art nur6e In 6as Sous
Der Gorilla gelooen, uno es ipur6e
Elm GROCER @mpfang gu ieinen @bren
beranitaltet. Iae paren geipannt,
Die ii6 Die 8egegnung Ser beioen
&naben, Die als &ipolen in ibrer
&nnit gu ben bodften 2eiItangen be-
rufen i6ienen, geitalten tpiiroe. Der
iest beroffentIidte 8rief bon 800
5arts 8ater giebt onriiber 4nsfunft:
a9ieie bei0en &naben," idrieb 500
5ort an feline 6ron, rberbrodten ben
gan5en Ibeno inter fortmabrenoen
umarmungen. Im folgenoen Gage
lieB Der engliide 4nobe feline @ei9e
gu uns bringert unO fpielte Sen gan-
5en Nabmittag, mdbrenb @olfgang
ibm nit ieiner eieenen @eige beglei-
tete. Im na6iten Gage frii6ftiidten
mir BEL benz 6inan8berpaIter oes
@roBberaogs, Mr. @abaro, uno Die
beioen anoben ipielten in gleiher
8eile abpe6ielno nod Dem 5riib-
itiid, aber nidt mie &noben, ionoern
ourhms ipie Man1er! Ser fleiae
Sbornas begleitete uns nad Sauie
uno oergoB beiBe 9brGnen, neil mir.
morgen abreiIen muBten; aber ais
er erfubr, oaB mir er5t nm Mitta9
obfabren miiroen, fam CT on Mpr-
gen I'M ueun ubr urb gnb @olfgalte
inter pieleit 8iiien ein @eoift, bos
Die Signora Gorilla am 4beno porber
gemaht batte.~ @ud oieies @e6iht,
elm gonett, in Dem ser Srennungs-
Der &naben uno Die Soffnung
auf @ieoerieben gum @usbrud ges
bradt NOR, miro ieet p~eroffentlid)t.
Die beioen 8unoerfinoer ioaten iih
ieoof niht p%ieberieben: Sbomos
ertranf feds Sabre fpdteri BEL
einem @usflue Inn 9oote
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
Guaranteeing III tAmtrika.
@etuaItises Radeame bee Jntahissattea aus
benz oeutfden WetdIs.

SSW ~tN&tWtk VVkVt<
M9t t3ehntel aler mad ben Ser.
@todten fommenben Ginpanberer
treffen iber Netp Wort Elm; man qe6t
baber nt9t febl, penrt maj, bic bprtiee
Gtnndnberung ala Mabitab an bfe
@efdmmt=@ Guaranteeing iber ale 3D.
fen In Der linton anlegt. Die 0aten
Der 0etp Oorter @intpanberungsftatipn
@nis Sslanb aeteen nun llnter arts
bereul bdB felt benz Rednunssiabre
1883 ouf 1884 bic ginponberuna aus
Oeutf9tanb bon ettpos iiber 40 9rpz
gent ouf ettpos tpenteer als 8 proaent
Der @efommt@g Guaranteeing se1unteu
tf. tpGbrenb bic 3obl ber Qnt0mms
Itnee aus Oeferret9sungdrn i'm eleis
Den 3sitraume BON $50 prpaent duf
1926 prOaent sefttesen 1T. Dte Shat
fade tptrft Elm Invertebrates @treiftidt
duf bic tnneren. bic ntrtbi6aftli6et
unb IostdIen Nerb6ltntTe Der beiben
sroben Ret9e.
Der G6dratter Der @infpanberuna
9ierauldnbe bat ii9 in ben lebten 20
bts 25 Sdbren iiberhdupt setpaltts bers
Gnbsrt. SIN Rednunssiobre 1883 auf
1884 trdfen bier 354,702 gintpanbes
rer elm; BON btefen tparen 143,419,
nber 40.42 prp3ent Der Sabreseins
tpdnberuns i'm 9dftn BON Netp Yort,
aus Deutf9lanb. Qus Oefterrei9sllnz
gorn tdmen In bemfelben SABRE 3d.
873 GtntDonberer ober $50 pro5ent;
aus Stdlten 1881 ober 4.16 groaent,
urb aus RuBfonb 15,7o1 gtntpanbez
rer ober Az prOaent, Mus Srlonb
famen 44,021 Ginpdnberer pber 12.42
proaent, aus England, @9ottldnb unb
Wdtes 1920 oher 1896 proaent, aus
Ddnemart, Rortpesen unb @9neben
37,098 pber 10.48 Yro5ent.
SIN Sabre 1900 ouf 1901 tdmer
988.931 gtnpanberer bier an. Dor
biefen tpdren 25.2 9rpaent aug DETER
rei9<llnearn, 1874 Wrosent aus Sta
lien, 1862 pro5ent aus RuBldnb, 4.6
9ro5ent aus Deutfdlonb, 6 pro5ent
aus DGnemart, Nortpegen unb @9pez
ben, 1T Droaent aus England, @4Dtte
lamb unb Males unb 81 proaent aus
Srlanb.
SIN Sabre 1906 auf 1907 tamen
1,116,296 Gintponberer. 0on btefen
tporen 26.25 proaent aus Oeitsrrei9z
unsarn, 1893 prpaent aus StaIien,
1928 pro5ent aus HuBlanb, 2.80
pro5ent aus Deutf9lanb, 2.99 proe
sent aus Odnemorf, Nortpesen unb
S@meben. 80 Bro5ent aus England,
@9pttlanb unb Males unb 2.12 pros
sent aus Srlanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
ate 3Bhle BON Mttenbprn.

Sn Der NG6e Der @tabt Mttenborr,
Weftfdlen, TT In etnem Ra~ltfeinbru@
Der Strma 8tsgetbdler Rdlfperte
hur9 elmer Sprengfdub Der @ingars
gu etner Tropffteinb5ble freigelegf
tpprben. Gin srDberer She'll ber
9Dble entbdlt unsefdbr 80 Bis 60 bera
f9iebete Nif1en, 2apeneit unb g15re
NIT abtpe9felnben S1ben bts au Is
Mstern Il Meter - 3o.37 3oD unb
@rttten BON 6 Biz 10 Metern. Die
95bIe TT cine Der bebeutenbten
Oeutf9ldnbs, unb ibre Sropfftetnsez
biIbe ilbertreffen BITE Der De9enbDble
bet SierlObn. NuBer eroBen, meter
bretten worbdngen in 3 letittftifdrte,
Bite aus f9neetpetBen 9ropfftetnen eez
btlbt ftrb. beftnben fi9 oii4 mebrfors
bise @orhdnse unb 1ebr biele grobs
tn1b fleine @aulen BON B Biz 8 Weter
6Sbt In Der 9Bble. Wehrere poGitGrt>
big sletf9erG6nIi4e Sropfitetneins
ffiiHe fomn,en 2 Biz 8 @todpert bod
onr9 Wtf9er herunter unb ergieBen
itd nod tn ipeitere Siefsn; fe ftnb
f9neepsiB unb slGnaenb, 10 boB man
elaubt. tbatfG9lt4 %sefrorene gletf4er
ppr ftd gu baden.
Ginftpeilen 1T bic 8ef9ttgune Der
S45nbeiten Der SDble nod nit bielen
nabequemltGteiten bertniipft, bic Be-
jtber bes gruGes beobii9tisen iebo6,
bte 91ble 10 gu seftalter. baB lie BON
Beiudern mibelos beganeen tperben
fdnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03

gen, iie pGrel1 5u etnert lteberetn=
fomnen in 8e5ug auf oie 8retie ourf
ben Streif oes Sabres 1900 ge5ipun-
gen tporoen, ols oie 8unbesregierung
nno Die Staatsregierung iib unfabtg
5eigte1, tie in tbrem @igentum gu
l6iiten uno Morcus Sauna politi=
ider 3pede tpegen nit BEN Streifern
fonIpirierte. 0ie @ntnort lit unber=
i6amt, mie oaes, mas aus Beers Sc
Der bernorgebt, miro aber mobl, trob
ibres 8luffs nit Sanna menig @ir=
flung baben. 0enn oaB ote geuanl=
ten 8abner oa Dos getan babert Def
len iie bei6ulOigt nerben, lit 10 5iem=
lid ein offentli6es @ebeimnis.-
0ieie ISOLDE ffnoet in Der folifor=
nii6en @ouptitaot Sacramento ser
rationale 8endiierungsfongreB itatt.
8tele 2eute aus oaen Seilen oes 2on<
oes neroen bort 5uiummenfommert,
unter ibnen o1b piele bobe Stoats-
beamte. Mon ertpartet ollein ieds
@ouperne1re. Die 6ouptreoe miro
@ice=8rdiioent Sairbonfs bolten.
8iitet Gmdl por sal6en seeem 9atarr6,
bic Gnedfilber enthaIten. Do GuedIilber
fi6er ben Sinn bes 8eru6s 5erIt0ret1 rnb
bas gauge Spitem boli9 5erriitten nirb,
tpenn es bur6 Die i6Ieimigen 9berfIdS
den einoringt. Sol6e Grtifel iolen ME
al1Ber anf @erorbnrne gut bernfener
Ier5te gebra16t peroen, ba Der 96aben,
ben jie nnri9ten, 8ebn Weal 70 9roB 1T,
als bas gute. bas Sbr babon er8ieIen
fonntet. 9alrs aatorrbsaur. fnbri5iert
bon S. S. gbeneb & 60, golebo, g., ents
bait fetn 9lteditlber unb fpirb inrerlth
genommen nnb tpirtt brett anf bie ibleiz
mieen Sberfld1en beg Sbifems. 8ent
SIR 9au's &atarrbe8tr fatft, Ieib ii9er,
baB SIR Die e6te 6efomtnt. sic miro inz
nerli9 genommer un6 in 9olebo, Ohio,
bon s. S. Gbeneg & So. eenta9t.
8ertauft BON alien 4potbefern. 8reis
IS Gents Die Slai1e.
Sails Samilien<Riaen lino Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
..aSnia" 9pmmn.

Sim Otter BON 100 Sabren ober
me5r III in benz our 4ufnahme bon
ginseborenen beitimmten, untpeit Der
Stabt @refton, in Ns,izSib<Wolss,
gelegenen 9eim Der fogsnannte Sos
mtg" Sommp e~eitorben. Der ate
StommeshGuptling lebte I4pn lett
lansen Sabren in Der umgsssnb BON
@refton. no Ioear bic @ounerneure
bon NeusSib>Wales bel ibren ges
legentIi6en @efu9en niemals berfebls
ten, feline 8etannti9aft gu MAIDEN, mo-
BEL Ring Tommp, Der bti iol9en &C.
~lesenbeiten harauf belt, nit benz ss>
hDrig.n ReIpett be6anbelt gu tperben,
tets Elm febr piirbepp0ea 8enebmen
our S4ou true. Der alte Mann
muBte ss 81 Ieinsm sroBen 2sibneien
erlsben. ipie fein emit 3ablr,i9er
Stamm nit ben Sa6ren INNER mebr
3ufammenf9mols, Bis 3ulebt nur me=
Mig me6r als Elm babies 9uberb ii6rio
blieb. 4ls iid bann Bel Sing 8ommr
aud nod bic Gebrs6sn feines bober
Differs ein5tsQtsn, ba lisB er Ii9 5uleBi
bereben, in bus 9etm 81 3ieben, in BEN
er ieBt 9eitorben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
gime Nahnuna.

Gin Menihenfreuno bon 8idmono,
Sn6., Scr. II 9. @iaiams, t07 @eft
Main StraBe, iagt: sd ermabne
ole gerionen nit idnofen 2ungen,
.9r. Sings relie @ntoedung at neb-
men, Die mir balf nno Die 6as lit,
fir mas iie ongep6ieien miro neber-
an rettenb uno beileno Bel 4itbma,
8ronditis, @rd1nne, &nlsIeioen Gum
eenbluten. @arantiert bon MooIpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & SO. so Gents
urb 300. 9robeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03

Gin prunfboIIes pupz
Penbaus, aus BEN II. Sabrbunz
bert itammenb. beftnbet ii9 i'm Ger
nnanif9en Mufeum gu Niirnberg. gs
fetgt tn bier Gef@oFen auf birst un>
ten @tallunsen unb RerlerrGume, barr
ubtr redts ben Garten nit Qaubenz
terraHe unb Wdnbbrunnsn, urb .inen
balendrttsen Speifefual nit gdnten
unb Sifden unb ret9en Manbmalez
reten. sSn Der mitte bes 6auIes fibrt
ttre breite Ireppe mad ben oberen Sc
f6oHen, 3uerft In BITE NIT 3inns unb
por5elansefGBen ret4lid ou~sssitattete
Ru@e, bann in ba8 bornebme gms
pfdnssaimmer. bic bebasli9e @obnz
ftabe nit mS9tisem 2einenI9rant nnb
Ro9elof.n, NIT Wiese unb &inber@
laifitibl unb benz Sptnnrab Der
SGtsfran pnb f9ltebIt9 tn bas
S4ldfsema9 unb bic luftisen 8obens
r6uune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE,
"kIDD-kEY"
Dusk und kunst- konservatorium. @egrHnoet1877

5mIHf mol aussenahete 0ebaaSe oemphnt. 525 M5stbsu ~ =
Sfaaen uno SerrttDtien.
..Sa9sl n9t erTenDga 4euno, oDrnebm. Nrteffbes gaHer i'm leberhus. BE.
p Hnme ara@s6 on ssnt. SnT n m6blrt no nit Sepptben beLat. eetn1ib b.
n muIueG en-. ou HuHe eufh1oai. n StbiHhet ASrHenIhafIdhe unb die.
@ ansb sSpparot Sc sS Sss5,au th aEaEt gdana, aunH, Defamation, tMpnliSe
uN 9Io1 ing. 90 6ootete mi aneere Snfrunente @eorq &rIoer pn ginGnnoti
Snn oS Sefgsr ~ s aaae Ileni SMettor Bier ouf eeufsen aonieruatOrmm ara.
0uas HIoe eutL SEpI Qorolot eftedtS tohnsnntrriht 30 8eomte mi QehIer
tnrarIa@ GURUS tn9rt gum Observation-Disclosures unb faffihen Grade. @otenn ssio
"e9e" @t"6e"ele" I'M Hatalo9en fuenoe man fb an bic BraGbenhn
mRS. L. A, KIDD-KEY, SHERMAN TExAs
REV. e. l., sPURLock. cEscHEFTsFuEBRER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03


9obtsfdGGs bur9 bic
@ { +. Die bur9 bic peft In sSnbien
berborgerufenen TobesfGne baden in
ben feds Monaten, tpsl9e nit benz 80.
Sunt b. =. enbeten, bic erf9redenbe
95he bon 1,060,067 .rr.t4t bat. Die
monatli&e Gefammtsabl nimntt jebo6
eegentpdrtis ab. Die 9obeslife fir
Stunt felt fid auf 69,064. Die &c
fdmmtaahl fir bic erIten feds Mpnate
bon 1907 iiberfttes bieienige fir bic
geiommtsn atp5lf Monate BON 1904,
ols 1,o22,000 perfOn.n ftarben. 0iefe
Gsfammt3abl mar bic b06ft., bic ie
porber unb Bis gum jesis.n Sabr reats
ftrtrt tporben mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
@einnb6eit in Der aanalsOne.

9oben 2o6n fir uuiere iungen ge-
lfidten Sonomerfer beripridt ser
FonantofonaI-8ml. Moloriofurft
ldlredt 8iele ob, aber ni6t ole, pel6e
0@leftric 9itterS~ fennen. @r furirt
e6enfals 8lttuereiftung, 9iQioIitdt,
9dpdde, Wageni6pdde, 2eber. nno
ytierenleioen @arantiert bon aoolpb
3retB nno 81. @obn & So. so Gents.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

No. 1621 made April f, 1900, for the North half of northeast quarter, Southeast quarter of northeast quarter, aud north east quarter of southeast quar- ter. Section 24. Township 12 North, Range 21-East, and that said proof will be made before F. M. Buck, U. s. Commissioner, in his office at Holbrook, Arizo- na. on July 6, 1907.
 He names the following wit nesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
 Franklin P. Denham of Shum- way, Arizona.
 Lorenzo D. Rhoton of Shum- way, Arizona.
 Wallace E. Shumway of Shum- way, Arizona.
 Samuel F. Smith of Holbrook, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 7-12 Register.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

of our Ancient Craft, on the Sth, inst. at Navajo, where he had re- sided, a good and useful Citizen, for a full quarter of a century. As an expression of our sorrow and sympathy, Be it Resolved:- That the usual Badges of mourning. peculiar to our Craft be displayed in our Lodge-room the usual period, in token of our esteem and sorrow at the pass ing away of our revered Brother. And further Be it Resolved:- That we, as individuals and a Lodge, extend our heartfelt sym pathies to the bereaved Widow and her orphaned children, for whose care and protection thru life, we invoke the aid and pro- lection of the Great Architect ot the Universe.
 Resolved:-That this expression of our sorrow and sympathies be Spread on our minutes and d copy thereof be given to the be. reaved family; also to the press for publication.
 Most Fraternally Submitted.
 FRANCIS M. ZUCK,
 A. SCHUsTER,
 JNO. CONNER,
 Committee
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Andrew Hash and wife are v1s- 1ting with Mir. and Mrs. McAll1s- ter here, having arrived from Los Angeles during the week. Mrs. Hash, nee McAllister, is no stranger here but we understand it is MT. Hash's first visit to HolbroOk.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Two dollars will pay for one years subscription to the ARGUS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Department of the Interior. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, May 17, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that John Peter Jenson, of Shum- way. Arizona, has filed notice of his intention to make final five year proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28
OF INCORPORATION OF THE PENZANCE CATTLE COMPANY

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE PENZANCE CATTLE COMPANY. Know all men by these presents: That we the undersigned, have this day associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming corporation un der and pursuant to the laws of the Territory of Arizona and do hereby adopt articles of incorporation as fol- lows:
 Article I
 The name of this corporation shall be the Penzance Cattle Company
 Article IT
 The names of the incorporators are: W. H. Daum, W. J. Dean, and W. A. Saunders.
 Article III
 The principal place in which the bus mess of said corporation is to be trans acted is Holbrook, Navajo County, ArI- zona, at which place meetings of the stockholders, and board of directors may be held and the corporation shall have such branch offices either within or without the Territory of Arizona as may be established by the board of di-
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

After a visit of several days with relatives III Alameda, Calf. Mrs. K. M. Jackson returned here the latter part of the week and left in a livery conveyance for the Showlow ranch, being accompanied by MT. F. M. Zuck on the drive home.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Our worthy post master, MT, Divelbess, has been having a rather strenuous time of it for the past few months as he has been do1ng the work lone hand ed. Mrs. l.. D. Divelbess IS now assisting in the post office during the busiest part of the day.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Mir. Corner, the new section foreman of the Penzance section, was in town Saturday evening purchasing supplies for his con- mlssary department.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Jud Lathrop has placed a neat new sign in front of his place ot business which informs the tra- vel1ng public of the location of the office of the Forest Livery Stable.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28
OBITUARY.

The passing away of Hugh Lynch, an old and retired mer- chant of Navajo. Preamble and Resolutions adopted by Chalce- dony Lodge, No. 6. F. & A. M. of HolbrOok, Arizona.
 WHEREAs:-After more than twenty years, sinceits institution Chalcedony Lodge, No. 6 Free and Accepted Masons, for the first time, during it's existence, has been called upon to perform the sad duty of recording upon it's Sacred Roll, the death of a Brother.
 Brother Hugh Lynch,s Charter Member of our Lodge, who had served us conscientiously, to the full measure of his ability, as Worsh1pful IIaster,passed to the Great Beyond" May 9th. A. D 1907, and was laid to rest by his sorrowing bretheren, with full honors and the Ceremonies
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28
rectors.
Article "

The objects and purposes for which this corporation is organized are the purchase, breeding, raising, and sale of cattle, and to accomplish such objects the corporation may purchase, acquire, hold, sell and dispose of any property real or personal which may be deemed necessary, convenient, proper or desire able by the board of directors.
 Article V
 The capital stock of this corporation shall be twenty thousand j$20000) dol lars divided into two hundred (200) shares of the par value of one hundred dollars each. Said stock to be divided into two classes as follows: one hund- red shares of common stock, and one hundred shares of preferred stock The preferred stock shall be preferred over the common stock ln the payment of dividends and no dividend shall be paid on any of the common stock until the dividends on all the preferred stock outstanding shall have been paid The preferred stock herein provided for shall have no voting power. The capital stock of this corporation shall be paid for at the date of issuance, or at such time as the board of directors may designate, in money, property or any other right or thing, and the judg- ment of the board of directors as to the value thereof shall be conclusive, and final.
 Article VI
 Dividends may be declared annually by the board of directors of this cor poration, and must be declared at such time as the market value of the prop- erty owned by the corporation shall amount to forty per centum in excess of the par value of the capital stock. The stock of this corporation shall be non-assessable for any purpose whaIso- ever.
 Article VII
 The time of the commencement O this corporation shall be the date of the filing of these articles of incorpor- ation for record in the office of the County Recorder of Navajo County Territory of Arizona, and shall termi- nate at the end of twenty years from that date, unless otherwise sooner dis solved
 Article VIII The affairs of this corporation shall 3 be managed by board of directors of 5 three persons to be elected on the first l Monday in January of each year and l the following persons shall constitute , OhO SuiN OOoiN uhOlI JA-lI SuCC6SSOTS = gre elected on the first Monday in Jan uary, A. D. 1908: w. H. naum, w. J. Dean and W. A. Saunders. 4 Article TX
 The officers of this corporation shall be President and Manager, a Secre- tary and a Treasurer, who shall hold office for term of two years, to be elected biennially on the first Monday in January commencing A. D. 1908. The following persons shall be the off, cers of this corporation until their successors are elected: w. H. Daum, President and Manager; w. J. Dean, Secretary and Treasurer Article X The highest amount of indebtedness : or liability to which this corporation shall at any time subject itself shall be : ten per centum of it's capitol stock Article XI The private property of the stock 9 holders of this corporation shall be ex- ! empt from corporate debts of any kind < whatever.
 q In witness whereof we have hereun- ts set our hands and seals this eighth a day of April, A. D. 1907. w. H. Daum [Seall w. J. Dean Seal a w. A. Saunders [Seall
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Mrs. Will Richards, wife of the County Treasurer, has been quite i'll for the past few days, but IS reported to be much better now.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Mrs. w. w. Newman has been seriously i'll for some days, but is said to be getting along nicely, though still confined to the bed.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Clarence Owens, the hustllng flock owner, was in town after camp supplies during the week.
Holbrook argus., 1907-05-28

Ex-Supervisor R. C. Creswell was a visitor to the County seat at the close of the week.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

The Glasgow Review has a very poo
conception of the law Of Montana gov
erning county Institutes. In telling Of
the non-attendance of the teachers of
that city at last weeks joint institute
here, the Review says: "'The board
OF trustees was not notified Of the in
stitute until after closing hours of
school Friday and it was then too late
for the teachers to inform their school
ars. Some Of the teachers were not par
ticularly anxious to blow in their
monthly stipend in car fare and hotel
bills to 4the Bull Hook city and
justly arrived at the conclusion that
it was a scheme of the Hayre mer-
chan to "frisk' them of some of
their wealth by giving them in ex-
change gaudy shirt waists and the
latest thing in street costumes
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

Some few people hereabouts are in
ciined to gruclble at the announcement
that the new daylight train from the
Falls city is to be mixed one;
that is to say it will carry freight as
we'll as passengers. Well, it seems to
us that "half a loaf is better than
nome" and the busy people who
would use this train are we'll pleased
for a chance to get over the road in
any shape in day light.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

In our news columns the Herald
prints an article from the Western
News, Libb, to the effect that the Hor
w. G. Conrad is being talked of as a
candidate for governor on the demo-
cratic ticket next year. 1t may be a
little early, but whether or no, the
Herald is free to say that there is
none more eminently fitted for SO ex-
allied a position than the Hon. ". G.
and his legion of friends in this neck
. the woods only hope that subse-
quent events may proove the truth of
the prediction of the News
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

Secretary Taft has convinced japan
that there is no danger Of war be-
tween that country and the United
States. All that will be necessary
now, to restore profound peace, will
be for some one to convince Richmond
Pearson Hobson that it will be safe
for him to remove his side arms.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

Fathers of boys should apply at the
office of our esteemed contemporary,
the Plaindealer, and secure full and
complete information on "how to raise
a boy!" No. matter, Father, if you
have raised some boys to manhood,
the egotist tells you that you don't
know how-better begin over again.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

The walls of the handsome new
pressed brick city hall are slowly be-
ing reared. This building will stand
as a living monument Of the pro-
gcessive spirit Of Havre citizens--the
today-the leading city OF Northern
Montana
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

There is too much lost energy in
the world. If the force expended by
college students in rushes, class
fights and foot ball games were har-
messed and properly applied, 'twou,d
serve to light and heat the college
buildings.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25


The well lighted house has electric
lights in sitting room or library. 1t
makes reading easy, saves the eyes,
and adds to the pleasure Of evenings
at home, Send for the electric man.
! have some nice bargains in lots
that will sell on installment plan,
$500 down and $1,000 in mon hly
payments. Talk with CamuttN,'
TERMS OF COURT, 1897,
CHOUTEAU COUNTY,
Tuesday, October p
VALLEY COUNTY,
Tuesday, November 10.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-25

sition as above and the many express
ions heard on all sides during the
last week by Hayre citiz rs isrcs-
rrrti>e of whether they had boys in
tie inix-up or not, confirms us in the
h4lief that we are right