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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-06-11

A federation of the Protestant churches
of Portland and South Portland has
been organized. Such an organization
is happily not so rare as it once was, and
is concrete recognition of the fact that
all are working for the same end, and in
essentially the same way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
ALABAMA'S GOVERNOR HAS
 GREAT TIME AT CARNIVAL

lures the story Of ''Fortunio." The Knights of Revelfy gave a delightful ly informal reception at German Re- lief Hall after the parade where hun drets of persons danced until night- fall. Governor, Conner and members of the committee with party of beauti- fuf women, looked ifi upon the Knights nf Revelry few minutes.
 The Governor Is just as active and as strenuous m his pleasures IS he IS In his official duties. He has been run ming about the streets enjoying hifn- self One Is likely to collide with him on almost any corner while eibowing through the immense tifrong of people, motley masses of maskers on the nar- row streets of the quaint old Gulf City.
 Tonight the annual parades of tho Or- der of Myths and the Infant Mystics, followed tiy their splendid masque balls. closed the cernixal festivities The Myths danced at Temperance Hall The Infant Mystics at German Relief Hall
 The Governors train is leaving at a. m. and the party expects 10 reach Montgomery about s o'clock Wednes- iav morning.
 The special car of President Milton Fl, smith of the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad tn whieh George VI. Jones. Assistant District Attorney and his friends are travelling will go on the regulsr frain. which reaches Mont gomery about q. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY s
xnn nnnenH EH aN mnnnmnnmanMn

Mobile. Feb. 12.--{SpeciaL) )--Ali the <ociai life of Mobile today centred at the clubs, the Athe1stan. Mannassas. Fi- deiia and EIks ell Keeping open houses. Their hospitality included visiting men as well as ledics and strangers throngs ed the clubs during the time preceding and following the, ,parades. The queen 1 and her maids reviewed tho procession from private box at the Atheistan Club and was tho cynosure of all eyes. She wore today a grown Of tan broad eis..h trimmed In pale blue velvet, with n hat to correspond, trimmed In q long blue feather and a single pink rose The compliments following this fofiu- nate young woman today and heard on every hand last nisht were enough to turn less we'll posed head. Few people who saw her last evening VIII forget the picture she made.
 There were many handsome toliettes worn at the reception today and at the Athiestan a notable array of charming women ana bewitching toiietses was seen There was dancing for those who wished it. punch for the thirsty ana luncheon in the Rathske'lar for the hungry.
 several private iuncheons were Eiv- en toda..
 air c. F. Harrison gave q beautiful luncheon at his home or St Joseph street for Miss KirKshdal of Omaha, and Miss Jessie Whiting.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode gave a luncheon at her home, her guests including lieutenant Governor Gray and Mrs, Gray. Mir and Mrs. John Tomiiinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Monk Jr., Mr. Wii- son Browne of Birmingham; Miss Dp- gas of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Julian Waiting entertained a npnlber of friends at luncheon at her home today
 Mrs. Eubanks of Louisville is the guest of Mrs. wili Martin on Boring Hill Avenue.
 Misses Mabel and Rosa Strauss of Monts0ndery are with the icgisiatNr party seeing the carnival. E
 In hono~ of Miss Virginia Lyons. Mi. Joseph Lyons entertained at a luncheon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
AT OFFICERS CLUB
MOBILE SOLDIERS ASSURED Ol
 : BETTER APPROPRIATIONS
GoyeFn8f C0sner, I.BeutenAMt. Gray sad UtAers High In Coun-
 ctIs Of state Address Gulf City EsuaFdsiaen.

Mobile, Feb. 13.--(SDeciaI by Long Distance Telephone. 1.-The Officers Club of the 1st Infantry. Alabama Ma. tional Guard. was assured by men prominent in the councils of the dom. inant faction of the State that Ala bama was going to provide better for the welfare of it's citizen soldiery than ever before in the history Of the State.
 The assurance was given at a recep- tion, rendered by the Officers Club to Governor Conner. the cemn1ahder-in- chief of the National Guard. The re. ception was held In armory halI this afternoon and was entirely informal. Col. R. B. duMont. commanding ofii- cer of the list Infantry. presided and welcomed the Governor and the visis tors. Governor Conner responded, say- ing that the present executive well knew tho worth of the National Guard. Words of welcome were also spoken by state Senator Max Hamburger. Ma jr Edward NJ. Robinson and Judge Price Williams.
 Lisutenant-Governor Gray followed Governor Conner. He said that the National Gilardsman 'VaH tho worst treated man m Alabama and it was his policy to make him the best treated man. He felt sure that the I.egisla- ture would increase the appropriation for the serv ices and ventrrcd .u as- sert that an action of ;lAS kind would be entirely acceptable 10 the Cover nor.
 Other talks were made by Senator John Overton. Dr. Erwin Craighead. editor of The Mobile Register. and Bruce Kennedy. of The Montgomery Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
GATUN DAM PLAN
pROJECT is SAID TO HAVE BEEN
 ABANDONED.
Ncw nosings Said to Have Rsissd AiarmtnG Doubts nS to the sfa- bi,ity Of tie Fsundnfions Of
 thc f-fiwht of t.OckS.

Washington Special to New York
 Press. k..
 There is unassailuble authority for the announcement .ns.s the giant Ga- finn Dam at ranam. has been aban- 6oncG bv the government. With the coIlaasc of this project comes to an end the plan for three great locks. lad6ar-ttke arrangement for NftinT stean1ships eightey-tive feet from ne channel of the canal to the hugo Ie- tun Lake.
 An engineer of world wide fame informed Mir. Roosevelt and Mir. Root thnt anort altogether from the sta hiIifv of the dam in the Gasun Gap, inc lock proposition was at best a risky and unnecesser:- experiment. ,Ihe element of tremendously increased cost above the government estimates should the lock and dam be construe- ted, was pointed ont as of only minor importance compared with the douDt in respect of the t"pndations & ror , ,ne dam and tho flight of locks. The i'm partial testimony of engineerlhg friends of the administration was cu- initiative agains. hu''ding on at best 4 doubtful foundation dam to hold 6 lake eighty-nve feet deep and llO square miles In area.
 President Roosevelt and Secretary Root were reluctant, it is said. to aban- don the Gatun Dam plan. but Fur hef information from Panama in respect Of new horings raised alarming doubt about the entire Gatun scher1e and a final declaration was reached to mod fly all tho plans for the canal In the Gatun district.
 Accurate Information is that the Ga tun Dam site will be retained in the amended plans, but that instead of the monstrous wall and eigh y-five-foo' lake thero will be . low dam, with q small head Of water. tho consequent creation of Lake Chagres, and ono lock probably HOO feet long on the Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
MRS. DUNCAN DEAD.
Was sister to solicitor Oliver ef Tus-
 ent0osa.

Was sister to solicitor Oliver ef Tus-
 Tuscaloosa. Feb. f2.--(SpeciaL )-~The death of Mrs. D W. Duncan of Fcutaw, sister of Honorable W 3. Oliver, the solicitor Of thts judicial circuit, occur red at an inflrnary in this city last night
 Mrs. Duncan had been quite III fer some time and she was brought from Entaw to the infirmary on last Sun day.
 Ms. Duncan was Miss Jeannette oliv- CT, the daughter of the late Judge ". c. Oliver and Mrs. Lizzie s. oliver of Entaw. She attended school in Tuss caloosa. graduating at tho Tuscaloosa Female Colleee. She was member Of the Episcopal Church. She is survived by her mother. her husband and three children. One sister, Mrs. Giliner of Washington and one brother, Hon. W. B. Oliver of this city also survive her. The body wfns senf so Eutaw today, Hf which place the funeral will occur on Wednesday
 The resienation of W. A. Leland. Treasurer of Tuscaloosa County, was handed in yesterday. {.
 Rev. L. q. Dawson, pastor of tho Baptist Church in this city. has gone to Louisville, Ky. where he will deliver a lecture today at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. There will be d series of lectures delivered by fium- Der of ministers from ali over the Cni- ted States and 1t Is no sinalf eompli- Hient that has been bestowed upon this popular Tuscaloosa pastor. He will do some other work at the Seminary and will be away several weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
nEnMANs TNIAs. BEGUN.
ss charged With Destroying Records
 while Land COmInIasioner.

Washington Feb I2-The triaI or Representative Blnger Herman of Or eson who was indicted for conspiracy 10 defraud the government while com missioner of the General Land office. was begun in the criminal court or the District of Columbia tnday The spe- cific charge against Mir. Herman is that while commissioner of the land of- flee he destroyed certain letter. press copy records in his office.
 @Thc defendan. will be represented by his son-iu law, Prescott Gatley, and A. S, Worthipgtoh, while the government side of the case will be looked after by District Attorney Baker and District Attorney Atkiny.
 The regular panel was exhausted in an effort to secure Il jury and a spe- cial panel was summoned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

at the Cawthon. his party ineiudihs , Misses Goa Conner, Ruth McClesfer. Nir' Ftnia Sims. Henhie McPhillips, ROSS Lyons, Mir. Thomas ". Snns, Soaper Ul Birmingham: Prank Lyon. Hugh Bare iay and Les Psrtridxs.
 Miss Lsttice clarke gave lunchsot of twelve In compliment to Miss CiA- saant Marks Of Montgomery.
 Miss Marie Bush had large supper party this evening preceding the pahs
 Mir and Mrss Ross stnitu of Birmirs. ham. are carnival visitors to the city
 MT Alex Rice of Montgomery is in the city.
 Mrs. Efaes. JunEerman and Mrs. Rust of Nashville. are in the city for the carnival visiting Mrs. iJursermaH mother. Mrs. N. A. Robinson.
 Miss Elise Booshsr of st. Louis. is in the city visiting friends.
 Mrs. Charlie Fl Smith and son. of New Orleans. are visiting Mrs, smiths parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hon- kins for the carnival
 MT. Biswet Davidson of Montgoiners is in the city
 MT. and Mrsl Whitfield of Montgonl- cry. are carnival visitors to the city.
 Miss Julia Taylor of MontEomery. is In the citF for Mardi dras.
 Colonel E. L. Russell Is in New Or leans. called there b. business:
 The balls tonight were as usual, bril- liant events and crowded to the limits of the boil rooms.
 Ali Mobile attended and many of the strangers within our gates. The pres ence of the Governor and his party was d drawing card and the Governor re- cefved flattcfing attention. :.
 The O. Q. NJ. ball was held at Tenn perance Hall. and the Infant Mysties at German Relief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

tun foundation. All engineers agree there is tho proper soil for one lock of the length named and that dam with n head of about thirtS-fiye feet can be built with safety and lnciose a lake having sixty-two feet Of dopth.
 This would do away with tue enof- nous pressure which engineers pointed out was sure some day to create fis- surea in the wall of the giant dam tha. was proposed.
 When thsaG importatit changes are amounted officially tite administrnt lion may relieve Score urE Taft of all fur- ther connection wlh the enterprise and give Secretary Root control of the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
VISITED DApHxE.
Governor Conner and Party Laok 0t,
 Proposed school Site.

Governor Conner and Party I.eok Over
 Proposed school site.
 Daphne, Feb. 12.--( Especial by Long Distance Telephone 1--Aftor Daphne had given HY all hope of entertaining Governor Cofner and the members of the Legislature who are visiting Mo- bile during the carnival season. the members of the party decided to visit the former capital of Baldwin County and wers gis6n corial welcome.
 The party was shown over the pros- rsrous little town md inspected the old court house. the proposed site for an agricultural school. Speeches were made by Governor Conner, Senator Rey- holds of Blob. chairman of the Senate Committee oh Edueation, Senator over ton and Representative Sam Jenkins of Baldwin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

WRshinEton Merchant, With one Child
 KIIls Young Woman and suicideB.
 Washinton. Feb 12--I.eonard T. Brown, thirty six years of age. a mer- chant, and Margurite Strawb aged s6, were both found dead in the rear of the formers store in this citv oiay.
 The coroner after an investigation said that 1t was a case of suicide and murder. Brown had one bullet wound in the mouth while Miss Strawb was shot four times. A revolver was found on the floor.
 Brown was a married man with one child
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
nef,.ses E;rtrnaItlon ef ttua.tnns.

Lausanne. Switzerland. Fob. 19.~-The federal tribunal here today unanimous iy refuaed the request of tho Russian government for extradition of three na- ttvFs ur Georgia ttrans- Caucasial, ], NaTAlor and two brothers named K"caslidre. who are charged with rob ping the treasury at Touschi, Cau- casus. of $500 900. The court held tha; tho crime was tho work of the Gcor- gian federal party. whose objects arc purely political.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Shakes Hands With.
 Everybody.
Asks Some To Greet Him ana Aetis eil Joins in Oecasion of oDfnE
 Ifsnor TS Merry 
 Feiix.

Mobile, Feb. t3.-~tspecial)--Aboar5 the hay boat Pleasure Bay this morn ing Governor Conner and members o. the AlabahIa Legislature were shown tie shipping 5f Mobile, the channel lights and the harbor.
 4 run was made up the river and theti out into the bay. The pary left tie wharf at 10 o'clock and returned shortly aften noon in time to get lunch and secure points of vantage from which to witness the parade of Felix, which began at o'clock.
 The parade of the Emperor was TOT. lowed by the thirty-thifd appearance oi inc historic old Knights of Revelry, showing in a aefies of beautiful pic-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Gadsden, Feb Especial )--Annie Afford the 14-year- old daughter Of James Afford, was seriously nurheu about the head and fact today, as the about the head and face today, as the fire u..... .,a
 Miss A1ford was sea-ed before the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Improved l'ssse neer service To savar-
 nuh Wtth PuiiInam BuRet sleep

NUtH UlFtICuIHrIf IHe HeW NlEht IraIn which c,lnsists of PULLMAN BUFFEf SLEEPING CARS and Day Coaches between MBntAufnery aud Savannah without change; iaak!ng close connection at Sayanllah for all EASTERN POINTS. Riehmond, Washington. New York and with Cuast wise Steamships for Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and B0stui For full information write or call Vn
 JOHN II KEfNER.
 Commercial Agent. Faxchnune Hotel Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
CELLUOlD COMB CAUSES
 YOUNG WOMAN TO CATCH FIRE

fire when the comb suddenly biazed up and spread all over her head in an instant Members of the family rushed to her assistance but not before she was\ verely burned.
 At last accounts she was resting easy and her burns were hot consid- cred dangerous
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
MOBILE WILL NOT STAND FOR
 SUNDAY FREIGHT TRAIN BILL
nd nifty days more than that # needs

tIu m " uHTb more tnan that n heeus OCT
 The Governor has been enjoying him. elf in Mobile. He seems to have pass sd over his anxiety about the rail- -oads expressing the State. He has been everywhere and to everything. At the Elks' Home Monday evening he held an informal reception, shaking hands with Hundreds of persons. and even inviting people to come forward and shake hands with "vour Go ser- nor.n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Anssv Omce Abolished.

Fl PasO. Tex. F'eb. 12.-The United States assay office in this city was abolished today by the Treasury De- partment. In the collection of duties on imported ores all ores will he ship ped to Kansas City for analytical pur- poses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Port Eads, Feb. 12.--Arrived: steam CTS Venus, rBritistD. Stevenson. Colon via Port Limcn. Sailed: Steamers Bright tBritish) Mably. Moro Castle for orders; Colonial (British), Raby. Liverpool; Cambysea tBritish), Sym mons. Bremen and Dunkirk via New port News; Imepiar tBritish). Davis, Rotterdam via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
IN 6 TO N BAYS.

FILES CURED IN TO I4 BANS. FAZo OlNTMENr is guaLantesd te yuTo any case Of itching. Blihd, Bleeding or Pro tr,,tiinp Piles in to Ii days or inorsy re. funded soc. mon Weg-In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Nursing Mothers and Maiaria.
 The Old Standard Groves Thstsiess Cniii Tontc. drives out malaria and builds up the syatenn. Sold by all dealers for 25 years, fricA SC cents --ws
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

steamers Molina (Norweb ianl. Harald- sen. Mexican ports; Iowa British), Liy- erpool El Norte. Maxon. New York (previous). Sailed: Schooner Helen Thomas. -, Tampa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
90 and Q at BIg0u matinee and night. Bring the children to the Matinee.
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans, Feb. 12.--CIehred Steamers Colonial (British), Raby. Liv- erpool; Chickahominy tBritish), Clarke, Bocas del Toro; Proteus, Hopner, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

A Care for Ecxena at Last. Sample delivered free of charge by imperial Med. Co Houston. Tex.
 adV--tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Central of Georgia Railway

Arrival and departure of trains Union ras. senEer Statioh Montgomery, Ala. Effect i've January 6, 1861. 9eth Meridian time.
 
 DEPART Sor Union Springs. Troy. Andalusia. Eufauia, ozark. AIneFlous. Alba. nv, Columbus. Macon, BAvahnsh and Augusta. ........ s... 4.fJpm For Union Springs. Troy Audalusia. Fufaula, Fort Gaines, Dawson. AmeTicus Albany. e'ofons Macon s;lOam
 ARRIVE From Savannah. Augusta. Macon. Coluinbstt, AibaiiS. Afnsricus. ozaik. Eufaula, AtdaiaslA, Troy rraS and casoa aean, rclaakfimbus. Albany ii'40a" Americns Dawsnn. Fort Gaines Enfauia. Andalusiu- Troy. Union springs. .... ..... .... .... .s.. s:0Dpm
 ALI. TRAINS DAILY For rurther information write or apply to C I. Wolf. City Passenger Agent 109 Mont eomsrY street; S I. S:ffatt D. T A.. Mont. gomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
THE WAGES OF SIN.

% and at BijOu matinee and night. Bring thc children to the MRtIrce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Conner Talked to by|
 People.
 ----s----~- WILL RUIN FRUIT TRADE OF AABAMA'S ONLY PORT Governor and Party Make Merry With Maskers.
 -s Eneeut,ve Elbow. Tn And out Noisy And Happy Throns As He fs wont r0 Dc In capitol
 LcbBy.

Mobile. Feb 12.--tSpecial.)- )--Members of the Legislature have been given to understand by nearly every business man they have met in Mobile that MO bile will not have the law prohibiting the running of freight trains in Ala bana on sunday.
 This is the iivest legislative topic i, Mohile. Ii is heard everywhere one goes. Ineed, the feeling against this bill was the chief motive that impelieo Mobile to invite the lawmakers here If is argued that such law woupo strike death to the cosamerce or Aia- baniA's only seaport.
 Undoubtedly the lawmakers nave been deeply impressed with the ear. nsstness of Mobile on the sup1ect oi defeating this proposed law.
 ssYou sec that vessel unloading ba- nanas. said one Mobile business man. Indicating a steamer discharEing fruit fo A rarty of legislators as they strolied alour the wharf. Those bananas are being loaded, as you see, into freight cars which are rushed of to the North. They must be handled quickly. De- lay means the loss ol thousands oI fettr train loads of bananas to Mobile. What would happen If we had law prohibiting freight trains on Sundayf We would lose cur fruit trade and our truit trade is one of the biggest i-ems in our import statistics"
 This is just one of the hundreds of incidents Of like kind that have been drawn to the attention of the law makers. In each of the few formal speeches that have been made Mobile alen have depiored the attempt to pass the Sunday freight train law. Mem oers of the various committees make no secret of the fact thas one of the chief reasons for bringing the Legislature here was to impress upon them the im-- portance of Mobile as a seaport and inc dlsastrcus results that would fol- tow the enactment of a law to take from tho city the right to ship freight 1n Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Admits He's the BoKn.

If 1t requires forty days to accomp- fish the necessary work" the Governor is quoted as having said, let them take forty days; If a longer time, let them take that. I am ready to give them all the time required 10 accomplish the people business. If they cannot do 1t In 6 constitutional limit Of fifty days I will give them fifty days more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

The O. Q. M. bah was held at Tom perance fiail. and the Infant Mystici at German Relief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Colonel f L. Russell Is in New Or leans. called there by business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Misses Mabel and Rosa Strauss o Montsomery are with the legislatsv' party seeing the carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

rn hono~ of Miss Virginia Lyons. Mi. Jcseph Lyons entertained at a luncheon
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-23
OFFICIAL COUNT OF STAT
FUNDS
STATE OF NEVADA.

STATE OF NEVADA,
County of Ormsby. IS.
John Sparks, w. G. Douglass, being
duly sworn, severally say that they
are members of the Board of Examin-
ers of the State of Nevada; that on
the 2Sth, day of March, 1907, they
carter having ascertained from the
books of the State Controller the
amount of money which should be
IN the Treasury made an official ex-
animation and count of the money and
vouchers for the money in the State
Treasury of Nevada, and found same
correct as follows:
Com, 401, 81 "a
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller, 60,02s 90
Total .................$ 461, 1899 80
State School Fund Securities.
Irredeemable Nevada State
School Bond, ........s 100000 90
Massachusetts State
per cent Bonds, $500. $4,000 90
Nevada State Bonds, 49,. $4,000 90
Massachusetts State 81.
per cent Bonds, ...... $4,000 %
United State Bonds, 49,. 215,000 90
'otal, Observation-Disclosures 2234,399 90
JOHN SPARKS
w. G. DOUGLASS
Subscribed and sworn before me.
this 2Sth, day of March A. d. 1907.
J. DOANE,
Notary Public, Ormsby County, Ne
vada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-23
NOTICE..

Ladies, | have just received new
Spring styles and samples in tailor
made suits, skirts, jackets, etc., even
IL, Goa a specialt.-. Every garment
made to measure and satisfaction
guaranteed.
MRS. X. KNOWLES.
Representing the Leading Ladies
Tailoring Company Of Chicago.
Rooms 13, Arlington Hotel. 1w
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-23

Whenever you wan: . real. GOOD,
mixed drink, you must 90 to Dick
7right's to get Il. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Aetna Indemnity Company, Hartford,
Connecticut.
Capital (paid up in cash)$ 100000 90
Liabilities, exclusive of capt.
tai and net surplus 80. 46o,S4b 81
Income.
reo:uns ..5a4, 100. 20
Other sources . 5O,OO3 -
Total incOL-e, 1906 $500. 534,l60 8
Expenditures.
! tosses 7,l45 So
Other exf enditures .... 37O,42S u
Total expenditures. 1906 6l7,573 20
Nevada Business.
Premiums received ...... $50 S'
Losses paid ............. 10 ~
CHAS. |. BROOKS,
Sc -etary.
RS.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Nevada Business.
prer,iums received .. lois -
JAMES F. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
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