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The Washington times., 1907-01-19
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
A good time promised all.
Read What the Joplin
Globe Says:

Uncle Zeke at the Club Thea
tire last night was enjoyed by a
GOOD size audience. 1t was an
ceptionally strong rural comedy
well rendered. The catchy music
and specialties made Uncle Zeks
one Of the rural comedies thai
will be remembered with pleasure
by the theatre eOers Of Joplin
Joplin (MO.) Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
DIR. English. Phone iss,

DIR. Engiish. Phone i%
CLAUDE JOINS, Photographer.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gaines, on Saturday, Oct. S son
Mrs. j. NJ. English visited rel
atives in Joplin the first OF this
week.
One month of school is gone.
The pupils are all doing good
work.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ems
worth, on Saturday, October 5, a
daughter.
Real fall weather now for sure
frosty mornings and beautiful
weather.
Ladies, call and see my new
style fall and winter hats.
GRACE b. JoNKs.
Don't fail to remember that the
first show of the season will be
given at the new opera house to-
night.
There will be a great many
bidders on the walks which are
| to be built in this city. The
more the better.
Reserved seats on sale at Gran
tham's for the first show OF the
season, to be given at Library
Theatre tonight.
Library Theatre tonight-the
first show of the season. Incl
|dentally it will also he the open
ing of the new theatre.
L. L. Cardin has accepted a
position in the postotlice. Miss
Jessie Smith resigned 10 accept a
lucrative position in Kansas City.
Notice the change in subscrip-
tion rates elsewhere in this pa
per. This change is made neces-
sary on account OF the high price
of paper.
S. B. Apple and l.. l.. Cardin
will each build a nice dwelling
house on Lincoln street. They
have bought from Morris Mich
ener some very nice lots.
Mrs. w. II. Gregory and Miss
Anna Webb left Monday for To-
peka to attend the Rebekah
State Assembly. Miss Webb is
delegate from the local lodge.
Mrs. Clenmie Gillom and son,
Riseling Gillom, of Joplin visited
relatives and friends in this city
the first of the week. Mrs. Gill
lom is an aunt of Mrs. B. w.
Patton.
The Lucille Mining Co. is
pushing development on its shaft
on the Buck land, just west OF
the Mason mill. 1t has a heavy.
face of ore in the present drifts
and is getting ready for a big
mill.
Even Columbus is putting
down great many new side
walks. Well, the town needed
them. Every town needs them,
and every town that wants to get
very far to the front must have
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
81. Mark 8 Episcopal Church

81. Mark 8 Episcopal Church
| Ladies Guild Thursday at 2:3(
at Rev. Pooley's.
Friday, 7:30 p. M, choir re-
hearsal.
Sunday, 10 a. m, Sunday
school; p. NJ, evensong ana
sermon.
All are welcome at any of these
services.
h. X. PooLEy,
Rector.
WORK SHOES at Pierce's.
w. d. Pinnick, city auctioneer.
Leave word at Turkeys feed store.
Ed. Congdon is getting along
nicely with the work on his new
house on East street.
Tony Robinson has moved into
Mrs. Cecil's new house in the
southwest part of this city.
l.. NJ. Perkins has bought the
Henley property on South Mill
fairy street and will make some
Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grantham
have returned from a trip to New
York, Philadelphia, Washington
and other points in the east.
While away they purchased their
holiday goods.
Almost every ore bin in the
camp is full to overfowing. But
the operators will not sell until
the price goes higher. They do
not seem to realize that the
spelter trust must make a little
money for Christmas.
J. f.. Schnebley has moved in
to the Coleman property on Grant
street. F. NJ. Tuthill has moved
into the property vacated by Mr..
Schnebley, and T. T. McAboy is
going to move in from the coun-
try and occupy the home vacated
by Mr.. Tuthili.
The big hunting crowd is go
ing down into the Choctaw coun.
try this fall. Eubanks will be
the destination. Sam King has
promised to look after the gang,
but we do not think he realizes
what an undertaking he has on
his hands.
L. NJ, Perkins has bought
from the Daniels estate twenty
five feet on South Military, just
north of Cherrey's grocery. Mr..
Perkins already had twenty-five
feet there, and with his late pur-
chase now has fifty feet. 1t is
believed Mr.. Perkins will build a
business house.
The city council met in regu-
lar session last Tuesday evening
and transacted routine business.
An adjournment was taken to
next Monday evening, at which
time some sidewalk matters will
come up, and p pbably some con-
tracts will be let. On with the
| frenzied vaudeville! Bid good
bye to mud and old fogyism.
F. J. Clinkinbeard, VINO has
bought the Paul place on Cedar
street, is making a lot of i'm
provements on the property. Mr.,
IClinkinbeard got the place just
lin time to be caught by the side
walk order. but he says he /:
glad the order is made, because
he is in favor of the movement
and is ready for his walks.
| Monday morning a crowd com
posed of E. c. Gaines and wife
A. E. Carney and wife, P. d
Hartley, c. L. Opperman ant
Miss Benton of Minnesota, lef
for Spavinaw for a fishing trip
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10

DIR Harry X Haas OF Joplin, MO,
wishes to announce that he will
be at DIR Boswell's Office Saturday,
October IL, 1907 DIR Haas limits
his practice to diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and to
the testing Of eyes for glasses.
The little town of Scammon,
in the north part of the county,
is chock full of civic pride. The
streets of the city have been
brought to a nice grade, and side
walks have been built all over
the town. And not only have the
sidewalks been put down, but the
curbing and guttering has also
been put in. The curb and gut
ter in Scammon is all one piece
work, and makes very fine COM
bination. The old wooden avn
ings in Scammon have been done
away with, and where nice cam
vas awnings have not been put
up the projecting corrugated gal
vanized iron is used, without
posts. Scammon is now a clean
little town. A few months ago
it was one of the dirtiest townsin
the country, without a decent
street, without walks, but long
lon old wooden awnings.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10

That alleged sidewalk around
the Baxter Hotel property is a
|disgrace to the city, and we de-
sire to commend the city council
for ordering its reconstruction at
once. 1t has been our observa-
tion that most people win put of
such things until compelled, to
make the necessary improve
ments. Same way with walks.
Unless start is forced we viii
be without walks the next forty
pears, just As We have been the
last forty.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10

Even Columbus is putting
down a great many new side
walks. Well, the town needed
them. Every town needs them,
and every town that wants to get
very far to the front must have
than
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
DISAPPOINTMENT OF LOCAL OF
 TON ELECTION.
(Frsn Thussaay's Daily.)

The proposed local option election in the Camp Verde district called for September :, ran against snag waen District Attorney Morrison returned yesterday and examined into the prop osition, as to legal form. It appears that the petition as filed with the board of supervisors, defined certain territory and the boundaries thereof as the district in which the election was to be held. Arguments were made be- fore the board to the effect that the district in question was gcrrymandercd for the purpose of securing result at | the polls favorable to the petition, and that it was unfair to those who were opposed to the proposition. The board, evidently, wns convinced that this was the case, and accordingly con sentcd ,o map out new district to be affected by the proposed election, and upon that basis issued the call.
 District Attorney Morrison pointed out that this action did not conform t' the provisions of the statute, inasmuc'
 as tho board had fixed the boundarie
 of n district for which there was no pc
 tition before 1t. In other words. ther should have been a petition for the ne' district as subsequently, created by tn [ board, after considering the matter, ! order to comply strictly with the term , of the law governing special election of this character. As 1t stands no !. the proposed election is invalid an
 the board cannot correct the mista'
 until August ls, to which date tho
 adjourned last Tuesday.
 It should be stated in this come
 ton that the new district was mutual
 agreed upon by both parties to t l.. question, and Rev. Eugene kee 7 stated yesterday that he would hle 'a new petition in accordance with '. changes, and in order that the elecs' ' might be legal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
dered drawn on the road fund:

iered he fund J. T. Pierce, road work Minnenaha . E. Lily road
 Application of P at Congress for thirty day 'e"ve or A" vast take pandon onmoion granted
 seconded and carried MT Vaughn au "s' "Pp filing and approval of bond
 E. seconded and subject to hing ana Po'' O bond. A,
 of w. Surveyor, '"l'ey " Boundary Arizona taken up rao n . accepted ana o''erea %
 The Verde and vicinity ana he visibility calling determine whether or not Inc e M ,o,o in cussed a lengh taken under advsemen an" "' action postponed the next meeting of the Board
 M Minor, Architect appeared specifications for new
 building ana " vcisng the was postponed un' .ne ".A' "s r
 u,o Board adjourned dey, August 9th, 1907 at Dam .,,,,, ,,,,u, ,n,., c A Clerk.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
HUMBLE BEE CORRESPONDENCE

RUMBLE BEE, Ariz., Aug. B. Henry Dumont leaves Saturday for Needles, Cal, Co visit his friends, the Ic Sueurs.
 Joe Wilson and two friends passed on their way to Phoenix from the northern section.
 0. Addison and l.. Hill were passers- by from Phoenix, Sunday, to the north.
 Misses Elizabeth, Frances and Amy Snyder were out seeing the sights Monday night, which included the Blackberry Springs, where the water i' very scarce, in this warm weather. l l. l.. Ross and Charlie Anderson
 came down from Prescott, Saturday, t'
 the Nigger Brown. One of the men
 left the camp. and MT. Anderson take'
 his place.
 | l.. w. Mason was visitor ITO"
 Prescott on horseback, lately.
 Claude Nelson and l.. P. Nellis wer out on n business trip to Nigger Browr from Turkey, Wednesday. Tho final marking up of the goat owned by Snyder | Co. came to n ' end, Tuesday night, when 1t was foun ' that there was . good crop of kids, ' spite of the wild animals. John Curry was out on trip in u c Black Canyon, Wednesday morning. yI A visitor was over from Richenb
 camp, Wednesday morning, buyi' E. merchandise.
 y Word has been received from | ,e newly married couple, MT. and MI ,e Parker, saying they were at the Myr' n postofiice. and would start home | hc goth of August. They report that q ,n tion as being the land of milk a
 honey, and raining every day.
 lunch counter has been added to AT dining room, where anyone can hav'
 "short order" any time in tho day
 Blanche Snyder has very pain of swelling on her nose, but It i' by mp means dangerous.
 sy The dance which is to come off lea August 10, at ParksFs' hall, inst The of the 9th, % friend correspondent or. Turkey Busrard, sAys, will be est dance, % report sAys. mt. James Tipton returned from r 'tsl eott, Wednesday, where hs had | ieh on miaing businsss. win Fsancev Snyder hsrt her "sss Isld Wednesday. - ar2 bUhnL1 oA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
woR Kro BEGIN ON THE BI.AAE
 GROUP.
(Dyom Tnsiay's Daily.)

Yesterday the title to the Wsec group of mines, on Groom Creek, Psasdi into the possession of A. B. Lawss" and F.. l.. Bullion from P. J. Fsss- gerald, under bond, and prepsrstsaee are now under way to commence - development of the property at ~ early date.
 Work on the sinking of 3O-foos sAaft to an additional depth of 10" fect will be started in the near fueussp and later another shaft will be susH where the vein has a very promising surface showing exposed.
 Until the return of Messrs. Lswso" and Bullion from Denver the work W'n be under the direction of MT. Fsf<x
 ala as superintendent.
 The first installment of the eso'o0V
 purchase price is due December l. ssd the remainder is to he paid in ss'ai-
 annual installments ef e5,oo0 eseh-
 The four claims comprising shs
 rroup cover n ledge running in north , westerly and soutnsasterly dirccsso",
 t,ovn m the "Old Hassaysmp. |. Ledee," located about i've and . sei' , miles south of this city, on the P~
 eott and Senator stage road. The Psss' . eipal development consists of .s.,'
 sunk to n depth of lso feet, in wAis' there is n paystreak expcsed earyiss good values in silver and gold s !, shaft is equipped with . hoisting pIs.' ;. and pumps, which will be installed 2 ,o the shaft where sinking will be shoss'! ,a commenced. There is . large amsss .. of water in the vein, which interfsfs ., .o . considerable extent with sinkin '. ope,stions without the aid of msehs' ,,. sry. The Silver Kisg mine, loessss . ,,. tho same ledge, sbost oss nile ssss' ,.. vet, produced many thousand sf = ,. lisrs worth of gold aad silver buuss ., whom operated h the latter so's'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
IMPORTANT WORK TODAY ~
 CAMP B1oDIE.
 (Fssu Thursdsy's Deily.)

Yesterday, the several companies Of the National Guard encanPed st Camp Brodie spent several hours of the day in . practice march, h which skirmisA firing wss an important feature. The march, which wss on the extended or der plan, was the longest end everest made during the present sneampmsnt. Today there will be . resimsnts' parade, inspection and review, st which it is sxpsetsd 0svssssr Kibbsy VII
 be pressst. The review will Do hs'd st ( o'elo6k In tas aftsraoos. 0aAss mount will take place st s o'e'esh' : and the rsgimental parade st sunset.
 This will close the principal work of the sneampment, which will end Bat
 usdAy.
 Saturday morning the Guard will b'
 marched scsoss tho country to mile pos | q. instead of to this city, as formerly where the several companies will boaT' trains to their respective homes Csptsin Tuthill of tho Second troop , Moreuci. and Lieutenant Colonel F. , Breen of Flagsta6, who have been O n q practice march with Troop l. of tn n Fifth cavalry, stationed at Fort whil n ple, for the past few days, returne n to Camp Brodie last night. They VI n tske an active part in each dave pr
 .m until the close of the encam n ment.
 o r. W. Grinen, clerk of Company VI left last night for his home in Temp ,o after concluding his lsbors with ~ command. His presence in Tempe V {" demanded on account of pressing bu ,o ness engagements
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
DUKE VISITS LONDON.

In a letter received by N. J. hictey yesterday, from London, Eng, John Duke states that London is great u,sce. but does not begin to compare in any way with New York. The plscs is full of shabby gentility, and on every hand can be seen "Mothe' Goose" putting on airs with the aid of "Mother Hubbard." Mr. Duke ad dad that he had visited westminsts' Abbey. which amply compensated nj" for ths trip. He expects to arrive hom'
 about October ].
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
aAIxuOuGA1IoN or \ RkA0u
 TIA lfA0.
Osso nuAasy's Dsxlg.y

At the urgspt rsqusst of aasssr of the sssiAss0 s1 DSsesstss, VI ss.t . pssitiou to the shssi9s soss - Ais ssrsse oa tho 0ssssa tAat hs - threatened ths Hvss sf . ssnAs 2 people. . warrant wss yesterday fsssd
 for the arrest of Joha kosnig. saese
 s.s him with insanity. Kossig wss -
 gently released fVoa tAs sssnky tA.. after servins . ten asys' snesses -
 the charge of exhibiting . dsssW
 weapon in . threatening mssssh
 vss reported .. the time ef hss sTnsse on this charge that hs was mswssny
 unbalanced, but during his ipesscsss-
 tion he showed no sigss cs nsnens
 weak ness, and was released by tho ss@ Aeers when his time expired. ssne~ As~
 return to Plaeerits, however, n -
 charged that he mas threstsnsd te lives of several of the residents ef tlsss
 place.
 He 10 lsborins under the ballueinsssos' that there is spirit In him shs p,ompts him to tshs care cf himsseSs even to the extent of taking Awne~ , life. He goss armed all the time ss" on various occasions has threatened sS'' , live. of people whom hs ehsrees hs~'' !, been guilty of throwing stones at hf's ]. and his house, when h reality they c were never near his place.
 r He is alleged to be desperately "' |. love with . lady residing in the d's e ,riet. and has an idea that, ss s~' fl count of her beauty, he is being pu' ,e sued by other suitors fs' her hand "s' 10 arc determined to hili him.
 i. All tho residents of Plsesri's gre ,e aroused at his insane conduct aud they z. demand the authorities take charge "' D. him in fear that he may fatally inj"'' at some innocent person when under ~As' n. h. calls the spell of the spirit 'h"f 1" of guiding him to protect himself
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
WATTS Fz1 YHoPx1lY.
- 0GVS Ds1VS

Emit has been brought by 6eofge Msresretich against D. J. Curry and N. E. Curry on . judgment which has b.en granted the plaintiff and the late l.. c. Nickerson against W. c. Gilbert D. J. Curry and James Kaisr. Thi' ;udsmeut for damages, amounting al together to more than $500, was grant ed in June of last year in an aetio' for trespass.
 II is stated that Nickerson, one O the plaintiYs in that suit, isdcad, an
 without an executor. The plaintiff therefore, sues for himself and for tn
 ..tate of Nickerson. Kaler, one
 the defendants in that action, 's sal
 to he insolvcnt, and 1t is alleged tha
 after the granting of the judgmen
 ,,ilbert transferred all of bis proPer'
 to his wife. | It is alleged that Curry, the rema'' line defendant in the former action,
 the owner of . great deal of real csta
 in wickenburg, consisting of two 10 besides the tract known ss Curry ado , ton. which stands in the name or F.. Curry. The property, however, 2 controlled by D. J. Curry, by power 2 attorney from his brother, who' " n alleged is not the real owner.
 rI The complaint asks for tho 'sqa q traitor of the property and the I. pointment of . receiver, until this mi !, te, shsll have been disposed of.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14

Judge Sloan esd At,orssy Geseraa Clark returned yesterday from Rsssc-- welt, which they visited is company with Secretary of the Isterior 0arMsaoi and party. Both expressed themselves as being pleased with their visit to the greatest water impoundinE undertaking ever attempted in the wsrld.
 Attorney General Clark said= "sccrctary Garfield asked me to sss- vcy his special regrets to the eit'sssr of Prescott on being unable to step over here and visit with them. Hc' said he would visit Arizona again ts the near future, and at that time wosica come to Prescott.
 "The secretary said that what ap-- pcaled to him most strongly in his trip was the cordial hospitality of ths- western people. I assured him thss Prescott sets the pace for hospitality ani that if he ever visited nero thss be would leave with his ideas strength ened very much in that direetion.
 Mir. Clark alse stated that the see- re,ary was very enthusiastic over sAe Ton,o dam project at Roosevelt ssA the great agricultural resources "f sAs Salt River valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14

the people. In the meantime ns ~ss< ed the people to feel that tho s"or s' the secretary Of the interior was ss' wide open to them ss had been tsssss own doc,s to him in this pleasing psi'-- lie rcccption.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
Proceedings Of The Board of Supervisors
 Of Yayapai County

lcr OF BOARD SUPERVISORS YAvAyAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
 Prescott, Arizona, August 5th, 1907 o of Supervisors County adjourn ..et Monday, August oh 1907 at 10 a.
 Present. Barney F. Harrington Member; w. O. ,o,Geld. Member; C. A. Peter, Clerk
 Minutes of the meeting July approved ,.-,, ., . tax 1907 the Board proceeded to check rolls found o correspond and the :, ns stamped accordingly and the report ordered fled
 E Oco Tax Collector appeared with settlement with , inc month July 190 monthly report being follows ow ,olaure hand June 3O 1907 8 Cepcrnl June, 1907 l92 70 Roard of U. $. Prisoners oo Fines sandFO FOcturcs 2oo oo Iury District Court oo " t,. Juue 1907 ...... . 06l s5 ,.,.., n, Coun,v Money ...... 25s % r. co,,tv Propcry ...... .. 125 % r.v. Coconino County Transient Herds ..... zee. 797 ,i., s.hoo Tar District Nc. ....... 5000 ,,., p,ope,tv Tax (Assessor 4Oi2 3s ,., r.x.. fA..c.sor, ...... ...... a, r.x,. -. ...... ,..... .... ........ 750 Special School Taxes 2S H 1906 school Interest Taxes 2s H ,ooc na,ino,., In,ercst 62H ,.., uo.ra of su,.rvsor, .... ........
 
 Warrants .....e l7o32
 Road Warrants iooo
 choolF Fund Warrants iZo'
 T,,,;or., T.xe. ~ ...... ...... ..............
 speeia, School Tax District No Warrants l5s
 Balance on July 3ist 1907 1oaooa
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14

The Jsuysal. .Nisss seas6 sD ss p,ssssst ed Ysvspsi sssssy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14
sl2s525 % si26525 90

Territory of Arizona, County o Yavapai-w
 being duly depO'' and says That am n" 'no
 correct of all received by mo Tn the
 prior this date That have carefully and aI''. % M % % which derived the proper "' accounts to which money transferred correct and true of all payment. and disbursements, sa % ; 1 s..on
 "eH' 0' '''''ee' 'e"''" A. J. HERNDoN,
 Treasurer of Yavapai County, AHno"a Subscribed ana sworn to 0e'''' "'' ~ B. C. DAVIS (No.A'iA 'cap v, I, ,o, Notary Public Th. ,.aeemea warrants compared WI" ~
 , be name were found and to be correct they were % n. ns p , s ,h Board and together they were ordered s Ns ~S , W % Jolly sup salary during July i'O wa, on motion duly seconded and allowed for sSo"0 rh. following claims audited and motion warrant" 'A p
 Q, .,m. were ordered Expense Fund.- soW' J. Gardner O. furnihed Helm family os ps B,iy Drug Co., supplies Court House end Hospital 10 oo w. HAinswor.h, bounty ''''''''''''' so co N M.N.u.htOp Deputy Assessor during July m C. E. Ysunt examination of insane co w. Ia.n sxsminatio. of insane s7 oo w. Wilson, supplies for 'sh City of Prescott. water for June II 60 M J. Hickey asssusd Certificate ''''''''''' ss oo John Arnsld, bounty ..''''''''' a H,n.. Ks.ss. s.l.sy suppAss for Pa.s w. N. MeNhaAAs. bosst ..,.;.''''''' - ... 60 o Jos Doush.sy R. fa'ni.hed during % vo'' ''.. IS Esspssrt O. funshsd Mrs Hhi s g. Cslss in Jail s4 M Nur,ip labor mater fer Plaza and ho'p''a '' a Triton r.p.iu to Court and Hospital ..'.''.'' "A Rank Ar.ons assigned Juror csriae.'s .'''''''' l II aoiawatss supplss for Court House ''''''' s R. w. Haeht Certificate '..'''''''''''' 2s Q p.sh, decor.tipe CoutHo m Ru6ns, hire A.. J. Hsrndon fees, Tax Collector TOT 'uy A.. Herndon salary and omco eAPe".', y 100 B. C. Davis salary Deputy Treasurer for 'ay '''''' '''''.. R. Nsadeor making fourteen co" TOT ' l0s C. P. saa and omee expense ." 's' c. Rsib salary Deputy Asse"o' 'o' guy T Campbs salary and omee eAPe"'' .'' VI. l. C. Bradbu and omce eAPc"'' '' Gilmore, salary Chief Deputy "ee''a'' C. w. Bennett saa Deputy heco'ae io. guy Aston. Recorder TOT .uv ''' G. H. Bishop sAlsry Deputy Recorder TOT Iuy ......... 2 a p,ovn s.lsry Deputy Recorder for July ''''''' 6 Jo. poushsrty account small Po' ........ C,, oS prs.cott July .., cv 2, r," Humboldt quarter 1907 '.'''''''''' ss C.,sou bounty '''''' ....... ~ furnished during J uly ''''''''' - Geo w. sines labor and materials [" per 0" ....... l9 ,v.s..., ou.,aptine guard, Jerome oKssfe quarantine guard, Jerome l30 CA p... Jr, and office n, e.pen, 'u' ...... sl p.., .sspned Certificates .''''''''
 A. p..., J O. D. R. furnhed p u.t. Probate A. rs.s, . ,.m. having approved by - snnd to,
 .... ,, osvmsut of were ordered a'A" " el0O e. wl.sa.'s for July ,,, 100, ,,c; 10: cso. E s,.h .erv for Juy 1907 |, r.vns.t of
 rhs following eians were s'o"s' '
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14

Attest. c. A. PETER, JR., Clerk