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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
(rrom Tuesdays Daily)

 From Copper Basin.
 \l Finch, the Copper Basin mining man. is in the city. Here From walker.
 n. l.. Booker, the Walker merchant, is visiting in the city. Stockman Here.
 Jack Grain, the Big Bug stockman, is here on a business visit. Ash Fork Visitor.
 j. Boycc. an Ash Fork business man, K visiting in the city McCabc Visitor.
 William Tighc of McCabc is in the city on short business visit. An official Visit.
 County Assessor T. F. Campbell is paving an official visit to Jerome. Humboldt Visitor.
 Herman Schwanbcck, the Humboldt business man, is visiting in the city. Left for Los Angeles.
 Art Cook and '. M. Cook left yes. tcrday for Los Angeles on vacation Mining Man Visits.
 Jesse T. Jones, the Chaparral mining man, spent yesterday here on business Tn From Camp.
 George II. Freyda is in the city from his mining camp in the Turkey Creek district. Left for Phoenix.
 Ex.Dclegatc to Congress J. F. Wilson left Sunday for Phoenix to attend th, session of the Supreme Court, which convened in the capital yesterday. Leaves for San Diego. Miss Julia Hilb leaves this morning for her home in San Diego, after ar extended visit with her sister, Mrs. J q. Kirkpatrick of this city. Back From Santa Maria. | George Holmes returned ycstcrda, from Santa Maria, where he has minin, interests.
 Humboldt Visitor.
 |. E. Cleveland, the Humboldt min ing man, is in tho city, visiting witl his family.
 A Flying Visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
GETS ANOTHER RACER.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Yesterday, B. NJ. Belcher was advisl by letter from the Adams stock farm n the Salt River Valley that his ry mare, Kate, had foaled colt, sired !, Milo Mckinney, the highest pi,a horse in the Adams string. The dss was sired by Silkwood, another blr bloodcd racer, and Mir. Bclcher thith he is now the owner of an equine thal will clip a second or two from the An zona track record few years hence.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
Benefit Entertainment.

Tho friends of St. .joscph's Academy at n meeting las, night, decided io give nn entertainment, dance and supper Tor the benefit of that institution, on Jan nary op. at Odd Fellows Hall The promoters of inc event are planning Co furnish one of the best suppcrs follow ing the dance, ever given in Prescott at public affair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16

has been ill for several weeks, will be pleased Co learn that he is now con vacscen,, and is recovering rapidly. Rents New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. M. Aiken have rent. eel inc home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred G. Brccht, in West Prescott, and will move into the place on Monday. They will r side there until the return of Mir. and Mrs. Brccbt from the Coast
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
Mining Man Here.

George Rohpetcr, general manager oi the Lone Pine mine, in the Big Bug dis ,rict, is here on mining business. Iic has several ear loads of ore on th' dump ready for shipment to the Hum. boldt shelter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
Of Tn a Bunch.

Attorney General F.. $. Clark, M torncys II. D. Ross and Leroy Andcr' son. and District Attorney R F.. Mor' rison. left Sunday for Phoenix, where they will attend the session of the Su. nr.tup Cour'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
ny LOUIS ]. srELLmAN.


Nonsense. seaffed wiilouKhhY
~Ail this aoraiied ooenit business i
either clever tFfekerY OF Just plain
lemmy.rot
'.Iluw DO ron explAin apirtt vista
ltoHa. etalfS0YAnea 90 EalepatAy,
lhcnFs ASKED Adams. negtisd
I saaat explain them &c al. BE-.
cause they Aaut eslss Aa legitimate
conditional FefaFtea WillsughhY
eTell yaa what@-uell ask the neat
thres men that eone tatn the club
Il they've ever had baha tide dem.
unasfaslon Of aaf thluT llke that 4
dinner. II mono II them have. its
dinner n nona Of tbs nhase. ia
on you
Adams agreed laaea. The cen.
nssaeF. waA the first 80 enter he
snew Of many instances os oeeksl'
nhenomena. but uune 81 3 purely
psrsnnal nature. Iaeoblue. pof.
trait painter. natd the only NFiFfts
- haa ever dealt with came IN bot
ties TIE thlfa man was BID. fslif
nfliY Cotton, the insurance sKNnt
Yoa iose aid wiliouKhhr. With a
smile Billy never aaw ghost u
his lafe.
hat. usuch - ths surprise sg all
Cotton ifsokeA eHftassA whHa the
matter Maa mentioned
ms god shila aEa. hoya~ he
began. ssbai It's oMe u the thlnKa
FnH aexef forget. Wien ! Was
ahaaf -. was eoaFaiaK = Etrl
= hose home ilfe vas made teFf
miserable By = cruel afepfaahyf
Many 4 time I unlleA her out ~ =
slough Of feapeud' into Which THIS
maass harahaeaA had plunged her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
TELEPATHY

and Ia havn married her and takaa
her away from BIN At once bat fof
tho fact that l wasn't mAklas
enough naaney. and We both aKFeess
tt waa better 10 wAii \ year OF two.
Well. that VAS how matters
stood when one algAt awaAs hear.
lnK her call M name - plainly -
II che had ntsod beside the.
JUMPED out aE bed aud llghtsd tbs
aaa. II was J o'clock and no one
aae IA sight ! dressed hurFisdls.
Testing that. In spite Il sFefY thihE
maat SO to her quickly. dldn
stop To think Of appearances OF anY
thfnr. hnl got unt ny hsrycie aud
searched Al the way 10 her h1nse.
A leht as burning IN her fo0fn. -.
instead ~ Fiaxtns. ! flung some
gravel against her wiadaws She
caa5a dowu AZ ones eot4ad ssss
she had heen crying aud vas Efeat.
Is excited. Ter step fainef. ahs
aAlA. had hsan unusually cruel
bad struck her. tn fact. and ahe saa
TOO aHitaled n sleep ! sar thai
she held something IN une hand.
hehiad her ] asked Der What =
aaa. hHt she Nuald ut tell us. !
seized Ter hand and f1ek Il sssy
II s|as a hafsle 81 iaaaanem. which
aha faaHt have been too eoafaesa %
aet Aawu ehrn she came - ias me
IN. thea she confessed that she
had hewn sbout % commit aaleiae.
ant that Whan ! came she vas Just
FalAlnE fhe noinon n her tlph
4 asked her u abe had called vac
and she answered that mY natne
rad escaped her iipa about an hour
before I locked AZ my watch u
~Ms Just SO minutes sines ! had
hnsn awakened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
s&sst eevss4~ +f**F
HOW MEN ARE
|. DRIVEN TO LIE


Have plaee for everything put evethnE rish
its he" Of his chair set II
rsnhs back IN straight tho
and put where Il belongs II does not
make ans aleraneeta xen hour
where interrupted HIS readings en want hinss or
DERBY,
IL he sets easy position chair and his
casually would feel "auyhey
should in things ny that
him h h nobody estimation compared
with ANYBODY
Make him take off his stumble
pieces three feet tracking II he darn
those pieces pun
that ha appreciates efforts TO
cArao thnKA"
under his chair At the table and about his
~naklng splits bis coffee the tahecoth lie
will probably shortly prefer aahnp lunch AZ thdfAta eonht
$ only another example OF his Indifference
dog tired aud procceds 10 bunch the
pillows according idea at comfort might as
they would look decent they used
way, guod for fellow TO
You hts taste and he Do
abuse" II win add 70 the
ings harmony. will have gained
the retail 10 him all the neigh
batehrs hi and
any other items Interesting YouRsElFf
his the Kitchen woodahed the
harrd viii into the curtana he daFes 70 Intimate
he folks evening
him understand that be wants 10
pursuits win be IN YOUR house
will attention
honts his facility making excuses
dutesspokor. vaudeville ec-Woala make
NunehsHsen nse with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
The ARRIVAL OF SPRING.
A. Hoaaa.

Spring VII SOON be here anh. al
though manf things we're sprung on
the people % this city during the
winter months. q new condition ~
things sill spring an la the sprina
The season doaN not commence until
March. Notwithstanding this CREST
many Of the opponents of Carrie
Nation we're looking Tor a spring u
Some sort - early ~ last sunday
The ice man hak hut : short wait
before him. and viii continue to
have . short weight during the
months that tire fuel dealers II the
city arc resting OF on pleasure tgsrs
60 EUROPA The fTaxsn water fac
hAFdened lsauia IN cool Hepius Ail
niulef ana are making preparations
10 taka up the sork u kaHpiuR
father POOR. where the fuel dealer
leaves eft.
The large storage rooms IF these
plants are being made ready 60 re-
esive the many eases ~ eggs that
viii be stored therein Go prevent
them from becoming fna IL nr other
Nias feuL Butter. that an rlle
FvsAius a good deal Of it. loaf
strength aa the season advances.
via be kept At a normal state 81 De.
seiorment ia t6nSe rooms. Turkeys
that. 10 the great modification ~
Anthony 18imsseek. have hung sn
fFeut If the vhrinua butcher nAaps.
in an undrenKed condition until the
aAy after Thanksgiving. vii b. Laid
aHaT r. The ffust esated feefas until
= fsw days before the president re
minds us that q l. time % gavs
thanks eat turkey and attend a
football nane.
The rush 10 The north 4iii again
commence. ard al The old craft ard
many new crafts viii be utilized
during the season Many an Old
eraft that has managed to hold To-
Ketsef and keep parity above water
during the winter All Be given
new coat Of paint and the usual
covering 81 whitewash and dis
patched to Alaeta. Many an almost
forgotten uncle viil be remembered
| hF the wesrefs af oY@fesais and the
FORMER gentleman vii. be Rlsen the
latter article In consideration ~
services rendered Rents wiN 20
down LII the city ard tents will 30
az along The lake shore and Reross
the bar
The birds wfii mo1u b. singing
ard the doE catcher viii start on
HE rounds. lawns aud gardens VIII
be pct in shape and father Ait
leave his station II the furnace and
take ur a position at the business
eh5 81 a lawn neNeF AZ no law
has been enacted b. the present leg.
islafnre Cor the protection or 0sier-
txiuE nf the spring poet. and AZ n
10 yerY doubtful whether Mayor
Moore will be able 10 reaurreet any
law covering Tits serious question.
we win be compelled q quietly sub
init 20 the rawlings 81 the rect.
Straw hats viii be everywhere IN
evidence and STRAW xutrs viii ba
taken on many questions % the day.
Then. TOO. She greatest American
game outside ~ poker and divorce.
known as baaebaii. vii DO ushared
In.
Incidentally the breweries viii be
taxed heavily that Is 20 their ut.
most capacity As spring advances
and summer draws closer. bathing
viii start IN and We viii soc a good
deal more Of the fair sex than we
have seen al winter. The Thaws
In New York and the thaws IN the
foothills viii keep the people guess
ing during the greater part Of the
season and every aaY that passes
viii bring us closer 70 Winter again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
JOSH WISE MEETS HEN,
NOT BEN TILLMAN

records shows th't when you trnv.
elad on that paas, congressman, you
been nlx feet hish. Welghln' 2de
pounds: sta feet high. weiahin 10
pounds. five feet high. wsiatin' 80
poundH, Aa' five feet two high,
wufshln' 20 pounds u shows YOU -
hsen so years old with white whtas
knra { your waist. 80 years Old AZ.
smooth faced. Is years old an
smooth faced. 3g years old with
black whlskera. Tn record also
shows tht you've travelled weafin'
preachers clothes. oTeraila All Just
plain, common clothes. y shows
th't some days you carried a dinner
bucket an pick. an other days a
bass fiddle. II shows th't once
you travelled over n line with your
wife an six Children
Hold on says The congressman.
I'll vote for yer bill. jim. hut hang
me II I'll ever lend that pass
again
whit do You think Nv III aitua.
lion regnrdin' ROOSEVELT" | asked.
'srh' people want him again. I'm
sure. Hes made . fine president. |
hope he's nominated. I'd like [
vote fer him"
IN preference Z VIM. jennings
Bryan %
sanre
I'm hioeedls says / I'D never
have h1iaxed II II I'd read Il In IN
papers -
How about the color question r
Il don't know nothtn' about H.
aaya Tillman But Il looks { ms
az though Hooker + Washington
has IN right idea will say ! am
opposed lYnchln' Lyneherh ought
{ be punished ~
why. senator
senator" he yelled. Il Amt no
senator
you aiHtg" asya !. Amt you
senator TilinAuY"
Thunder. no. I'm lien Ttliman,
Nv fowas city. Ioway
Good nlght." says !,
| 9c,.,o h0A
~ ebsS Me,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
tHy Special Delivery Letter to ths
udltoe OF "sisr pust.1

10y Special Delivery Letter 10 the
uditoe OF Star pust."1
WASHINGTON. Feb. "a Ny
ehaperane saya 4 me laat night,
josh. ! wnnt 4 Introduce you L a
friend Nv thine. an leada na [ 4
man ON IN street an says, Mr.
fillnan. shake hands with Mr
Wise an then aneaks off. leavln
~ 4 talk
Mr. fillman." says |, "whut'z
tn hltuaiiunTs
.Wuti. says Tlilman. "ih' sIt.
uatiou reKArdln' whut9
suh. noihln' IN paftiekiar,a !
says .Ieat m situation"
Its too big = question { answer
affhana
Then whut In II so fur 90 IN
railroads Aru concerned
srh' way { reach al ordinary
man Is though his atummlek. :
says Mr. Tillman sTh' way L
reach congressman used { be
through his railroad passes Nov
that there Amt 20 more railroad
HAtHAHA AAA AH9N INV II :
reached | s'poae tn railroads ID
atudytn. tn. problem.
speakin. of passes reminds mr
th't one time railroad man eome
L. a eonKfeanman an asked i'm {
support certain bill Gosh.
can't do that. says tn congress
man. Why. jim, eY'ry man IN
my districts agin tn bill An II
amt a good bin. neither
That's a mighty poor way
return faYora. says Jim. TN
railroad man You've had al an
nual pass over our thousan' miles
Nv line for aix yearA
know Il, aeyu IN congress
man. but I didn't think you WI
styin' ma IN nana with tn idea
TIT you wux hrtbin' me | g'poaee
Il wus simply a tribute In reeoE
milton Nv th' dignity Nv my pong
ton Besides. Amt used u
more'u twice year
We've kept TABS Nv IN pass
since We give Il z you. Says IN rail
reader. an we find It's been In YOU
possession 2.00f DAYS an. II wi
used 90 I.sa5 days Nv that time
earryln' yoa a72.hsa miles oai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
Something
Doing at the
Quaker
Saturday
LOOK!

f.adisa Novelty Coin pv,...
hauk b. a Effais-ths -,
latest Gus worth stg ~
day and saturday ..... -
piaau9s Eau De qaluiAs. ia
SIZE isf sssssss..4s... g,a6
Micro the aouderful 80
Tonic. per bottle s.a.elna
Coke Daadfnf cure. rse.s's
price il.o9 spselal -. asa
HaatfaaHa Crushed nase =
tract. regular price pef oss@s
sYei spec Ia ssss......., AZ
EastnaH.a Chimes fneen.e =.
ulaf price per ounce e. ~.
etai - 49, sstsss...s.. ale
Eaainaa'a Oriental psreanss
regular pfiea PER ounce
special 1850 s... af<
ftieaera California whl,s a.
regular price per ounce r.,
filee Ia +sss. sss4.4 At
ringers California eisS4r -.
ulaf price per ounce see. -.
flhl ss sfs.s..s.. At
Graves Tooth Powder rass's.
price 7se special $500. a.
PENIS carboile soap ! esEss
Tor st4.4ass.a8sas 90
SUPER crenfn shaving sea- =.
vlar pfies Der cake iee. 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

tf@A . tNstAtAR " ~ tAesfg
I vas asked to find ont when
you would nsy this little amount. e
said the collector. pleasantly.
Really. answered the debtor !
am unable 70 eullghten you How
ever. there IA a soothsayef IN the
next block who throws a III and
reveals the future for SO cents a
throw e
I've no money to waste. "
growled tho collector.
lust add the SO cents 10 my nc
count" continued the other. "fof |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Don't argue Wlth me. Mary,
Will not pay $50 for hat. my mind
IL made up"
II know 1t iu made MP Of fneHs
Of nfenaonableneae that no woman
eaa understand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

y
self. Washington Herald
Thoughts Of Home.
when the lights are ahlntaz diiall
Through the miste from Off tbs
tay.
Then think Of you. nv loved ousr
Ia tae old home far away.
For the hour of twilight eVar
Holds me H. it'a mystic aaell
And 7 think ~ NJ the lear. kind
hearts
That | left but love 50 we'll.
In the embefs OF my lonely fire
see pictures of you ell.
And cen see you RathsFed round
The big fire place In the hall.
Ard ! wonder II vru miss mo
A you see the vacant piscc.
And do you love me Just as well
Though you cannot see my face
-ADEI.iA HUGHES.
Editor Star Dust.
How old should a girl be 70 say
yes ~ a young man should pro
pose marriaRa7
MISS WO0DfNVlf.f.E.
A girl old enough 10 say yves.
should be old enough 10 know when
to say mo- JOSH.
Marks-saY. old man. did | ever
tell You about the awful fright
got on my wedding day7
Parks sehl No man should
speak that way about his wife.
just saved.
MY daughter sings without am
effort"
oh Then perhaps II she tried
she might be able to-I-isnt II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
49, 49,
A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE:
nY F. W. seHAEFFER !

yaa al elaek. 0sgaff~
Il kinplug init der maHkat. Adolf
AOxhlAln dot please"
= watching der ticker. IA. ha. hss*
~fiew do aHYdsnE ahoud apkIingT#
Z q spexxe alder"
yen sou msrget-
yexs. u abpad Al der naaxurities
bTfcea holt seITs
@Ye&e Deg bolt ferry sugcssstallY.@
Il suhboae yoa gambo In maFksusF-
aav r. edge o.
are a bull > baars*
4 nadsr. N q Tom
sHow be3NeF
"Beeoss I an 0 fence IA. b. haf-
svo quotations. today stock OxehenfEsf-
~Mosd1y profanity
"Fat are puts eAlisfs
I'd Ias all a poker Teller puis
bis odder TELLER calls HI. Ia
We're KofnR now
Z venting MT a trent
is he ferry sick
@Yeas ID las a options yich Isa expiring ha Ia. hAi-
sanry q Hdde
q del blink
Vail
II fnunt dan IA eouit truka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

lovely winter weather We are hass
iua Chicago Record Herald
Justice You are charged With
aetting a barn on fire.
Prisoner Charged with IL Why.
"A Teller promised 70 pay ne for Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Have you got anything quiet IN
the way ~ tieaYs asked the nm
In the habefdaahefY
Yea replied the clerk. 'hsfe'l
something Ia watefea alik3 exact
shade OF the Dead sea f0Htefa
Statesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
AT rAr slas OF rHE ooLOrs INN
~ STUART MAGICIAN.

At rnE SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN INN.
Come 10 the Sign Of the Golden Ian.
Down where thr paths "a the uharveH begin.
Where women slInk IN the eaflY night
WITH hungry eyes and nps that are white,
with a bundle eiatched and a hunted glance
Poor little feet that newer wiii dance
again 10 the ut Of The vioiia
When once they enter the Golden Inn
Come 10 the Sign Of the Golden fan7
What have these pftihi ones 20 wiu'
Yet they plead. All buy o. usl BUY All. buY
rs all we have left To sell they cry.
For wa loved IN the days at the long aKu.
And va have no tears That are left to Flow.
We have come for our waFes-tha wages OF SIN.
Here to the door of the Golden Inni"
Come 70 the Sign Of the Golden Innf
Faint and far IL the etya din
In a reakina mist the lights burn low.
And the women eome-bui they never 30.
For the path leads the quiet pier.
Aud All It's so easy to end It there
When one has found Love and Sorrow and stn
Met At the siEn Of the Golden Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

Have ron got Job. Sam
Yes. sab
What are You doiBg7"
Am an undefatndy. sab.
An underAtudy. sam p
Yea, sab. Ny ~ife does Uashln'
aud N her nndeTsludY
but have you ever been called
upon 10 take her place.
NO. sab. hainit got dat far ~
sab.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23
STAR DUST
By Josh"

What 40 you think Of this theory
Of living M a. doors
1T all depends IN whether You
leave the house voluntarily OF are
nut out. Detroit Free Press
The Orator. believe that the
great body af American people are
gentlemen" Voice In the rear
You're wrong. The last census
shows that over half Of them are
ladies' ~-Troy Budget
Roundaman Cooean Stop that
apeedln' or III have yez pulled
The Amateur Chauffeur-Wait
III We break down. cap. and you
can have rs pushed i peh
nut didn't you aay you wouldn't
accept the beat man that Rslked
the cnrthzr asked the girl In the
new fall hat
yes replied her chum, hiushlnz
deeply
And vet you have accepted Per.
ey Glider
Well. he doesn't have 10 walk tho
earth lie owns an automoblie"-
Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

becoming poalves emhaffass
ting he making love BUT he
n lonely life
body To % about his Of family history.
TaffetA invited the
COULD % # ! had PLAY the soeety
had There IA the full
heatsr realised Just HOW bad had gotten IN Up the
Shrek locking there Saba
Taffetn Bibrg
having Mysteries She
DOUBTLESS Tafeta nearly HMO0NEH
WHAT Eilsf HOW square myself with
had shook than have
happen wii surely find that LEMON Of tho
bltereat brand
be eontnaed1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-23

have a curiosity on the point my
self. Washington Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
BLACK MARIA GOES
 IN FOR REPAIRS
MISCREANTS FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS WILL BE HAULED TO JAIL IN OPEN CARRlAGE-CAN AP- PREClATE THE SCENERY.

Sunday violators will probably be more numerous than ever today. for who would not get drunk for the privilege of riding in a two-seated rig, side by side with a handsome blue coat, through the streets of Birmingham?
 The "Old Black Maria" that old faith full girl, which has for years hauled the unfortunates to Judge Feagin's hotel, has finally given down and gone to the shop to have a few ribs mended.
 In her place goes an open two-seated carriage. There Is nothing hidden. When this new patrol wagon passes through the streets with two policemen aboard everyone on the sidewalk will have the distinct pleasure of seeing who is in GUS tody.
 Some will blush, some will cry, some will hide their faces, other will know nothing about it. This vehicle rides much easier than the old wagon. It has been said that drunk man who boarded the old patrol at a point on the southsde would invariably be sober when he reached the city jail. Not so now On rubber tires he will ride in noble state.
 In many cities the patrol wagons are specially provided so that people arrested are open, in transit, to public view. It gives the unfortunate a fine view of the passing scenery and prolongs the pleasure of outside air.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
COM MMERCIAL CLUB
 TO ENDORSE BILL
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED FOR TOMORROW AND GREATER BIR- MINGHAM EFFORTS WILL BE CENTRALIZED ON KING BILL.

There will be a called meeting of the o'clock for the purpose fo endorsing the Greater Birmingham bill, as drawn up by Representative Jere C. King, and all effort on the part oI the club to secure tn greater city will be centralized on the passage of this bill
 The endorsement of the King bill by the Commercial club means that every organization favoring the making of a Greater Birmingham will concentrate taer efforts on the passage of this meas ur' This bill Is endorsed by practically everyone as being the most practicable plan of enlarging the city limits, and all of the representatives from Jefferson co .nty have announced themselves in fa- vor of 1t. While Senator Miller considers himself bound by the referendum propo- s-Ilon the packers of the King bill are in hopes of converting him to their side before the matter comes up in the senate.
 The manner in which favorable senti- ment towards the King bill has grown in the small towns to be annexed has been remarkable, A month ago the senti- ment in nearly every one of these towns was unanimous against coming into Bir- mingham, but the fact that the bill and companion bnls were drawn up in &C., cordance with what their own city at torneys deemed necessary for a square deal" did much to win public favor Un- der.this bill every part of Greater Bir- mingham will be equipped with sewers have fire protection and be polced
 Representative King is very much grat- ihed over the manner in which his bill Is being endorsed and says he "can't help but feel that the bill will be passed"