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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
A Clever Robbery.

Houston, Tex. Feb. ia lewelry
company was robbed OF $1,000 worth
of diamonds Monday \ man entered
tho store and asked for an unmountcd
diamond to match one he had box
OF loose stones was produced by the
clerk. After looking them over the
man did not appear satisfied and said
he would send his wife around in the
afternoon. He left the store and, as
the clerk supposed, the box of dia.
monds was returned 10 the safe.
There was occasion 10 take the box
from the safe again af,erward and
Il was discovered that the box was Il
substituted one containing only paper,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
SHOE Aer sWeetheatt and ..4erseli

Marion, H., Feb. l9.-Ncra Turner,
daughter OF G. Fl. Turner. Of HGriis
burg, Ill.,, shot Robert Kennedy and
then shot herself. Both Will die Miss
Turner has been making her home In
this city and has been keepilg com.
pany with Kennedy, who .9 = condnc'
tor on an electric railroad. The
couple quarreled Sunday night and
Kennedy demanded keepsakes he had
given the girl, Before separating,
MISC Turner told Kennedy that she
would kill him II he did not marry her
Monday At noon she went TO his
room. They were there alone, whea
the shooting look place.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
INDoRseD GOOD MANS raAYGR.
Youth Even Added Strength to the
Deacon's Explanation.

Franklin Whltcomb waxcd remnis
cent the other night. and favored a
few cronlcs assembled in his, cozy Ii
brary with q story or two OF his early
life In that town where Denman
Thompson has made all Whitcombs
famous, Swanzey. N. H.
The senior deacon OF the little white
church in which Mr.. Whitcomb first
heard sermon was an ardent advo
cate of good government and good
laws. II was his custom. on the Sun
day preceding the opening OF the legis'
lature, to pray that Affairs might run
smoothly in that august assemblage.
lie would pray something after this
fashion:
"Oh, Lord, bless the general court,
and grant that the senator's and repro
sentatives all hang together"
One Sunday, after the deacon had
finished this stereotyped sentence, q
young man who was kneellng in a
nearby pew. and whose name Mr..
Whiteomb. for sundry reasons. sees
I'll not to disclose. exclaimed: yes,
do, Lord, do! 1t is the prayer OF all
good people"
The deacon was little nettled, and
replied: brethren, ! fear my mean
Ing and that of the young man do not
correspond. ] pray that they may al
hang thogether in peace and concord
No matter what cord" said tn,
youth whose idontity is withheld. pro,
yidcd iis strong cord."-- Boston Her
aid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
KELSEY IS UNDER FIRE.
New York Superintendent Of lnsur
ance Makes Damaging Admission
10 Gov. Huqhes.


10 Gov. Hughes.
Albany, n. Y, Feb. l9.-For nearly
two hours Monday, Gov. Hughes eS
amined Superintendent Otto Kelsey
OF the state insurance department
searchingly as TO his acquaintance
with the revelations made before the
iDsuraice investigating committee re
gardiIg abuses in the life insurance
tusin.ss; as 10 his reason for retain
ing in the department officials and en-
ployes whose conduct was brought ir
question during the investigation; a.
TO his appreciation OF the need o.
drastic "housecieaning' In The depart
ment. and as TO his preparations fo'
the election OF directors Of the life in
surance companies.
Kelsey admitted that he had never
made thorough study OF the report
OF the Armstrong committee, reading
from II only occasionally as specific
matters made particular portions Of II
OF interest, although he said that nj
one time and another he believed he
had read II all
lie admitted that he had removed
no one from his department as Il re
suit OF the legislative investigation, n |
though lie intended eventually to dis
ponse with the services of First Dep
uty Superintendent Hunter, OF Pough
keepsie, and Chief Examiner Isaac
Vanderpoel, Of Albany, when the work
In the department was in such shape
as to make It, in his Judgment. prac
ticable TO spare them. Mr. Wander
poel resigned Il few weeks ago. but II
appeared that aside from his resigna
tion and those of three minor EN-
ployes, the personnel Of the depart
ment is precisely the same as wher
Mr.. Kelsey assumed Office last May.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
On CalifOraia-Jap Ques.
ton Is Published.
ORIENTAL PUPILS
Are to be Admitted TO White Schools
Under Restrictions Exclusion
law 10 Work Two Ways.

Washington, Feb. l9.--Japaneac
children are to be admitted to the
white schools OF San Francisco undei
certain restrictions; skilled and I'M
skilled laborers coming from Japan
are to be barred from the main land
OF the United States and American Ia
borers, skilled and unskllled, are To
be excluded from Japan. This Is the
basis OF the agreement between Pres
ident Roosevelt, Secretary Root,
Mayor Schmitz and the San Francisco
school board as an adjustment of the
kntiJapanese agitation brought abont
by the segregation of Japanese chill
dren In the schools of San Francisco.
The agreement means that the
schools of San Francisco will he con.
Quoted In the same manner as they
were before the school board adopted
rhe resolution last October providing
for the segregation OF the Japanese,
except that adult japanese who are
ia primary grades must continue to
attend the Oriental schools. and that
Japanese children under 16 years OF
sge Will be admitted 10 classes with
white children OF their own ages.
While the resolution OF the school
board as amended reads Children Of
alien BIRTH" it Is freely admitted by
Mayor Schmitz and his associates that
the resolution will apply only TO Jap.
anese children and that the change In
the wording was to make it plain to
the Toxic government that no dis.
elimination was intended against
Japanese children.
Toxic, Feb. l9.--The passage OF
President Roosevelt9 passport bin by
the united States senate was semi.
oficially announced Monday. The
leading newspapers explained that
this action by the United States GOV.
eminent Is perfectly legitimate and In
accordance with treaty stipulationE.
rs is believed that the emigration
companies will combine 10 attack the
governments attitude II an agree.
ment is reached with America on the
basis proposed. II is thought that the
general public while regrcttlns the
solution OF the San Francisco school
question In this form, win calmly re-
sign itself TO the situation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Woman Drove Away Detective.

Canton, O., Feb. 19.--Mrs. John Pay.
Ter, daughter of John Gibbs. wealthy
man, says that she drove away Il de-
iectiyc with revolver for shadowing
her In an effort to solve the mystery
Of the obscene anonymous letters
which have been received by many
persons, and for the alleged sending
OF which Mrs. Mary Feicht was In.
dicted in Cleveland the other day. IT
is said that the detective who shadow.
ed Mrs. Payler has disappeared.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
II was White VS.. Black.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Witnesses in
the Brownsville hearing Monday testi,
fled that the shooting began In the
rear OF the oommlssary. away from
the town, .and continued around the
road and into the town while the call
10 arms was being sounded The
committee ON military affairs heard a
great deal OF contradictory testimony,
the value OF which must be determ-
ined by other Witnesses. As TO Ger.
tain Incidents II was white soldier
against negro et.soldIer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Explosion Killed Many Miners.

Monterey, Mex. Feb. lg,--A dis
patch from Las Espcran2as. Coahulla.
says that 80 men are known to be
dead and II injured as result Of an
explosion OF gas in the coal mine at
that place. Tho list Of dead and in
jured may be extended to 20, as that
Of mon are believed TO h0So
been in the mine at the lime of Lifie
accident
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Two' Women Killed by a Train.

FYnleyville. Pa. Feb 19.--Mrs. Jo
seph Walrons and Mrs. Helen lgnat
were killed last night by n baltimore
= Ohio express train ut llackett sta
tion. one mile west Of here. The w0.
men we're walking on The railroad
track aud stepped of sidetrack 10
avoid freight train and were run
down by the express.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Hartman Acquires Another RaiIr,

Memphis. Tenn. feb. i9.--The
News Scimiiar says that Edward III.
Hartman has secured control of fhe
ST. Louis Southwestern railroad, fhis
system. known az The Cotton Btit.' .
comprises LA miles and extends
from Cairo, H.. 20 Waco and Fort
Worth, Tex.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
pierce Is Wanted m Texas.

Jefferson City. Mo, Feb 10. -RenrI.
siiion was received here Monday
from the sovernor ot Texas for 40.
Pierce. OF ST. l4onis, president of5 lc
Waters Pierce OIL Co.. who Is val q
In Austin. Tex. on The charge Of 6@E-
ing false afildavlis, Pierce Is In "
York City. Fl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
cHlNA's PRESS AND IDOLS.
People Are Awakenins TO Folly Of Al;
cient Gust orn.

Whilst the Chinese government !.
trying to coerce the editors ard Pre-
vent them from interft ring with loca'
customs ana usages, inc native press
here in the south is attacking idolatry
with sword and spear writes Can.
Ton correspondent 10 & c North China
Daily News OF Shanghai. "There
was q time when mis- sioaaries were
blamed Tor venturing 10 to say any.
thing dlsrespcctful against the idols OF
China and when we haze heard some
OF them preach we mui II say that, in
the main they have been very tactrul
in their dealings with these things.
But the Chinese themselves are not in
any way sensitive in their handbag
Of the question.
Idols and the like, Incense burning
and AL its accessories. incantations
and all their kindred supcrstltions are
.eaped together and, so 10 speak, set
un fire in the presence of the people
The whole system Is held up TO ridi.
cule and condemned rs stupid, ex,
pensivc and degrading in the extreme.
Tho people are urged 10 sweep away
the whole paraphernalia without keep
ing any part OF il worth cash.
"Confncian classics are quoted as
showing that when Confucius was
leading the people into paths of right.
eousnoss and happiness, idols had not
yet Invaded China; foreigners are also
a.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
4. Rallroader Is Murdered.

Warren. o., Feb, lS,-rlummer En-
yart has been locked up on charge
of first degree murder for the killing
of Conductor Richard Humphrey
Sunday. Enyart was employed as u
targetman ut the II. e. O..Pennsyl
vanla crossing at Glrard. He was dis
charged, and he blamed Humphrey, q
yard conductor
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
County oe,eia,s Took ILLEGAL r.es.

Elyrla, o., Feb. l9.--The report OF
the examiners who have been probing
he county officials has been sent to
columbus It is said that nearly every
official in the county has been collect
ing fees illegally. The amounts are
said to run up as high as $4,000. Some
Of the officials. 1t 10 said. returned the
money to the treasury alleged TO have
been collected illegally. Former
County Prosecutor Stroup. brother.in-
law of CONGRESSMAN Webbcr, will, 1t
Ia said. fight the case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Boosted the Price Of Oil.

Marietta. o.. Feb. l9.-Thc Pure Oil
Co, said to be the only competing
buyer of crude oil the Standard Oil
Co. has, announced on Monday an ad'
vance of ten cents a barrel on all oil
outside the Oil City purchasing dc
pariment. The advance includes all
grades. II Is believed to be the bc'
ginning OF a fight with the Standard
and Is expected to precipitate much
drilling in this field.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19

New York. Feb. l9.-Norman r,
Bailey, assistant superintendent OF u
detective agency In this city, admit
ted Monday that SlS",000 worth f,ot
the securities stolen By w. +. Walker,
Of the Savings Bank of New Britain.
Conn. had been located lie made II
plain, however, that they had not
been recovered
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
A Disastrous Blaze.

New York, Feb. l9.--ln tenement
house fire at 10 Clinton street last
night two children were probably ia
tally burned. one woman threw her
self from fourth-hoor fire escape
Into an arcaway and will doubtless
die. and number Of other persons
were seriously hurt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Youngstown Baseball Team is Sold.

Youngstown, o., Feb. l9--The
franchise, team and everything con
nected with the Youngstown baschal
team was cold Monday to GAINESVILLE
and this city drops oht at the o. ant
r. league. The consideration was So.
900. Manager Marty Hogan goes Il
GAINESVILLE with the team to manage II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Ankeney,o Last oay in oNice.

Columbus. O., Feb. 19.-Monday
was state Food Commissioner Ankle.
iey's last day in Office. To-day he viii
be succeeded by Commissioner II. w.
Dunlap. As bis last official act Mr..
Ankeney turned into the state treas.
hi'y $3.50 Of fines collected from viola.
tors of the oleomargarinc law in
Cleveland AS q parting gft his of.
Zee staff presented Mr.. Ankency with
n gold handled silk umbrella.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19

Many people suffer constantly from
a sense of oycr,fatlgue which entirely
prevents slrep at night A hot bail,
taken before retiring IS a capital anti,
idote in some cases, bnt In oihors the
bath acts ms a stiInulant rather than
q aarcolic, and prevents rather than
engendcrs sleep One Of tic hest
means OF obtaining rest IL a cup az
warm milk - which haa been udded Il
pinch Of snlt aild a dasll of peppor.
yhIIc maoy peaplA ignore fllp iset
thq! xlsepl9zeneea y ca(IHea NJ t|iili
s'asss I. ea& e |ssa y 4, 4 !. n; 4. \ I.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
TalIora struok.

Cincinnati, Feb. ls,--About 20t
girls and go men employed n elgh
union tailor shops in Heading, o.
went on strike Monday, demanding al
Increase IN wages. There are abon
as many more shops In Reading tha
are non'nnion and l,es~ are still II
operation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
SIX seamen are Drowned.

Highland Light, Mass. Feb. l9.-
Six seamcn lost their lives when the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Co.'S
barges Girard and Alaska went ashore
and broke MP Off here Monday. I've
men, the captain OF the Glrard ant
one seaman, were saved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Five Men klned BY pynamI,e.

I1oadon. ky.. Feb. l9.--Eiye men
employed by the Louisville e. Nash,
Vile railroad La laying double trach
Ct TuAuel No. 9. north OF Hazel Patch
were killed Monday by the explosion
Of 100 sticks OF dynamite which they
we're thawing around u fire.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
s,reet Rallroadsrs Strike.

IIclCna. Mont. Feb. l5.--Sireet
car. electric liglit and telephone sery
Ice In Helena were disorgani2ed Mon
day by strikes OF motOrnen, con
ductors, linemen and telephone girls
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
Was cra.ed BY the rhaw Trial.

Madison. Wis. Feb. Violently
insane over the Thaw trial, John Ler
dolph. Of Janesville, Wis, was taken
to Mendoza asylum Monday. Ler
dolph talks only Of the Thaw trial and
says he has 100000 10 help out
Evelyn and Harry"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
cl,y's Accounts are BEING probed.

Columbus. O.. Feb l9.--The state
bureau of accounting has placed two
examiners at work upon the books oi
the various departments OF the city
Of Columbus, The examiners arc
Wilber u. Baker, Of Foslora, and
Jacob II. Kaufman, Of Canton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19
De ath Sentences for II.

Riga, Russia, Feb. i9.-The court
martial at Tukum which has been try
ing iiisnrrectionlsts has concluded iti
laboiB. Seventeen men were sentenc
ed 10 death and 40 others TO various
tcrms Of Imprisonment at hard lGbor
Marion, o., Feb. ia suit for .di'
vorce, filed by Mrs. johnson, wife
against William +. Johnson. former
county clerk, charges him with de,
serting his wife and five children, and
names his former stcnographer Miss
Della Clark, as correspondent. An In.
vestigation of Johnson's accounts was
begun, and IL Is claimed shortage
has been discovered
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19

Fremont. Nsb. Feb. ls.--Water
broke through the dykes southwest OF
fremont Monday and Fremont Is Ia,
undated aontil OF The railway tracks
Man 'are using dynamite y break the
~ gorge Families are moving Out
81 boaLn. w ..a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-19

<iQqner vliie. Ind. ifsh. ! -Airs, i
III Mort1eil an Monday Killed her twc
fcte. aned = yeafs and months
III Yeiy, md ths1, conlmitted M
& | ~ W kalfs " ~ Y NJ IN ~
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12

Globe, May 1st, 1907. Pursuant to recess taken at the meet ing of April 1lth, 1907, board met. Present: Messrs. Butler and Ryan, members, and the clerk.
 In the matter of records, etc, the recorder was directed to have the same properly indexed.
 Reports for the month of April were received from R. F. Merritt, Assessor; E. T. Stewart, Recorder, and K. l.. Me Ilwane, Justice of the Peace. Received and approved.
 Bond of J. l.. Patterson as Justice of the Peace at Pine, A. T., received and approved.
 The following demands were upon motion audited and clerks certificates ordered issued: George F.. Shute, livery ....-..s$ 7.50
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12
Page Seven

northwest corner of Black Warrior pre- cinct, and running thence west to the western line of this county; thence southerIy along the line between this county and Pinal county, distance of eight miles; thence easterly to the south west corner of said Black Warrior pre- cinct; thence northerly along the west line of said Black Warrior precinct to the place of beginning, was upon mo- tion granted and the said precinct shall be known as Pinto Creek Precinct
 Petition signed by Robert Elliott and others, asking that James Lightfoot be appointed justice of the peace of Pin to Creek Precinct, was upon motion granted, and the clerk directed to notify MT. James Lightfoot of his appoint ment
 Petition received from A. J. Tender son and others asking for the re-estab- lishment of School District No. 15, with boundaries as follows:
 Commencing on Tonto creek at road crossing one mile below Packard ranch; thNheS "Cob wv uihtS tO hcuo thence north six miles to Tonto Hill, two miles west of Tonto; thence across Tonto at mouth of Gun creek and two miles east; thence south six miles along foothills; thence west to Tonto, place of beginning. And the same being ap- proved by w. o. Kellner, county school superintendent, the same was upon mo- tion granted.
 Resignation of J. E. CaplingeT as J. P. at Winkelman received and accept ed.
 In the matter of shades for the court house purchased from $. A. Maxwell & Co.,, Chicago, warrant directed to be issued for the same in the sum of $95.34.
 Board having no further business at this time, stood at recess until May 9, 1907.
 Approved:
 WILLIAM II. BUTLER, Chairman.
 Attest:
 J. w. WENTWORTH, Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12

supervisors ... .............-........... s3.33 w. c. Coleord, member board of
 supervisors ... ........:............. S3.33 In the matter of the salary fund, S5,- 900 was directed to be transferred from the general fund to the same, and the clerk directed to notify the treasurer of the same.
 In the matter of G. V. Kell, indigent, the amount of allowance was cut from $l0 to $7 per month, as also the allow ance granted the Carter girls discon- tinued.
 Upon motion the board stood at re- cess until May 3, 1907.
 Approved:
 WILLIAM II. BUTLER, Chairman Attest: .~
 J. w. WENTWORTH, Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12

NipbS NohiiuttViui tO., SupplleS
 to indigents ......................... 6s.0O A. Mays, constable fees ........... 1880 Mrs. l.. Piper. ac. indigents 60.00 G. s. Van Wagenen, supplies 57.00 J. w. Boardman, supplies to in-
 digents ....., .,..,........................ 2ooo Fred Hackney, ac. corpse...... 300 w. U. T, Co.,, time service rec
 order office ...,....,..,...........,..... 3.2l Board stood adjourned until April 4, 1907.
 Approved:
 WILLIAM II. BUTLER, Chairman. Attest:
 J. W. WENTWORTH, Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12
REPORT IF BOARD
 0F SUPERVISORS
Globe, A. T., April 2, 1907.

Globe, A. T.. April 2, 1907. Board met pursuant to recess at 10 To clock a. n.
 Present: W. II. Butler, chairman; William Ryan, member; J. W. Went worth, clerk.
 Reports received from:
 W. Q. KeIlner, county school superin, touIeur.
 E. r. Merritt, assessor.
 F. T. Stewart, recorder.
 Wm. Rallings, justice of the peace. Hiatt and Harrison, road overseers. Approved
 Upon motion. demand of H. II. Me neil & Co., of Phoenix for supplies all lowed for the sum of S345.43.
 Petition received from Winkelman setting forth the fact that the office of justice of the peace of that precinct had moved away, and therefore said office of justice of the peace was va cant, and asking board to appoint Jo- sePh E. Caplinger to said office.
 Upon motion, duly carried, Mir. Jo-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12
House Furnishings

We are prepared to furnish your house complete. The many useful things such as quilts from $125 to $500 blankets from Sl00 to $8.00 sheets all sizes; pillow cases, pillow tubing, ali widths counterpanes, sheetings dresser scarfs lunch cloths (boh plain and fancy) damask towels bowls pitchers and sop jars, table nens crpets, mattings floor oil cloth and lin oleum rugs an paints for the outside When it comes to house furni hings there with the goods and the prices you will surely find to be right
 Buckets pans, pots kettles, skillets etc, etc, and all of good quality and low price
 Clean-Up of Lawns
 We find that we have too many lawns in stock and must clean them up before fall goods arrive and we will certainly make it to your interest to visit us and get our prices and compare them with the other places You will be customers if you take advant- age of this offer
 Dress Goods
 Say. are you going to the Coast? If you are then come in and get the goods they are wearing over there We have them. Those dainty pin checks, in all the latest materials Get the material for your bathing suit and get ready for swim.
 Hammocks
 Be pleasant, buy your hammock and swing on the front porch and spend your leisure at home looking at the clear blue sky.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-12

Globe, April 5, 1907 Board met pursuant to recess at II O clock a. m.
 Messrs Butler and Ryan, members, and the clerk present.
 Road reports received and approved from Messrs. R. Fuller, F.. s. Tompkins, William M. Clanton, Pink Taught and A. M Hunt.
 Louis Roberts was, upon motion, ap- pointed janitor for the courthouse to hold such position at pleasure of the board. Salary fixed at 800 per month. Said Roberts to file bond in the sum of $l,000
 The following demands were upon motion allowed:
 Palace Pharmacy, supplies ...---...$ 5.25 Tie Sang restaurant, meals, pris- oners .... ........................... 4S.50 sam Kee, supplies to indigents,... 1900 F. H. Frantz, jurors cert. ........-. SEQ @. D. Commercial Co.,, supplies. 623.99 70. D. Commercial Co.,, supplies. 5000 l.. l.. Henry, salary deputy dis AAitA 0AtNAAlNN fr-NN Upon motion the clerk was directed to notify the sheriff that the board would not audit any further claims for guards on jail, but would allow the sheriff two jailo.s, one of which the salary to become charge against the City of Globe.
 The claim of the Globe Livery Stable for team used at inquest was upon motion allowed for the sum of $500. There being no further business, the board adjourned until April s, 1907. Approved:
 WILLIAM II. BUTLER, Chairman Attest:
 J. W. WENTWORTH, Clerk.
 Globe, April 8, 1907. Board met pursuant to adjournment at 10 a. m. Absent, w. C.. Coleord