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,oard and placed on f1le.
The following bills were audited and


board and placed on file
S., lhe following o bills We're audited and
'f EaoMef +. Dow CO, naortxage tax
5s register, statements and re-
LOUIS + DOW Co.. blanks and Of: 5000
e. flee supplies 1870. 1900
Messenger Printing Co., office
Nicholas Weinand, circulars en-: 1'0v
1;vs s6}Pe and and blanks -. SIS
ers' proceedings and notices.. 1910
J. J. Kies, one-half cost of treas
urer's bond -. ;........ 5000
: for Dec. IA to Jan. 4....e.... $50
E. G. Pannell, five days on board
F. l. H HUM five days on board l''oo
E. l. Humiston, cert Of conviction A': IS
Of Sudf and h me sayS on BOARD 1850
Elk tGWnfhiR: o one expense o7z
DR.. G.. P: Doian, Investigating 49,.
smallpox case at Adrian .:.::.. 6.72
Anderson & Benson, repairing
doors in court house ........ LOO
Village of Worthington, digging 49,
up and relaying water pipes. 7.25
N F; Barron, justice fees State
vs. 81 F r. kos Osborne G;cnt;o: 49,: +o4o l5o
Newton Fausk leA boarding pris- 4'''
- oners for Dec, 1907. ........... 1855
DR.. Henry Wiedow, attending O.
l. w. Buss in county Jail ........ 200
p driver ;.:. ..::..:..... 80 1922
| +. w. Doeden, caring FOR and TAX
ing Anna Pospishl to poor
] n IT, 40
! Pospishl ....... ..... 523
| Gus Swanberg, telephone toll. 80. 40
LA r. Milton, bus fare for Robert
Johnson .:..... ......... .25
| Bill of J. G. Christie, sheriff of Jack
son county, for mileage expense, etc.
| IN case OF Anna Kunard was disallowed
not belng a proper charge against the
Adjourned to meet March 2, 1908 at 2
| p. m.
! E. G. PANNELL
County Auditor.
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He Escaped.

IS. I have. friend who IS writing an
Indian version of The Star spangled
Banner 81 II ST. 3: .s8.
I'll s'pose It begins, Usage, can Ute
seer inquired the cheerful idiot,
lodging ediately into a convenient
doorWay Kansas City Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-01-24

Isl It sis not permitted to the most equi-
table of men % e. Be . judge IL bis own
case Pascal.
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III, Total disbursements $66 6O3 "a
RI. Balance in treasury at close Of bust
ness Dec. 25th, 1907, SGT, 567.19, as APP
pears from the books Of said county
treasurer. ss$ EsEss5 <$s= $s. g :
Z w find the said treasurer in the possession
of funds covering said balance in kind and
amounts as follows: s&.$i .& z=#
Cash in safe and " .ts#
&. drawer .3.$.4,s. 215 81
Cash items,
checks, $ money e
orders 8. s..i .5.s.:.45 S74# 81 III. iss*sa :s &r
Deposited in LIST T s.::sSs5ssG5S III
Adrian 5 4ao 81
Deposited in Dun sss# @sS ss
S$a dee State bank 8 584 So
Deposited 81 in LIST
K saslS - $50 70
Deposited in Rush
more State bank 2 802 40 sss 81
Deposited 81 in LIST s ISL zssS
National ~ bank
SIS Wilmont 81, 2 666 40
Deposited In Citi-
| zens National 35ss5$ 5
bank. Worth
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Total balance and receipts. $1O4 40 83
By disbursements from Aug. 21st,
1907, to December 26th, 1907, as fol-
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Respectfully submitted this 2ath dav
of December, 1907 "s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
PERSONAL

Nfa. Charles T. Rms and dnuKhs
ter. Mss Jessie itinE wuc have
been guests a. the residence - Mr..
and Mrs Thomas ~ Ring sos bsl-
niauf Az N leave to-day Tor their
hnsna al Saginaw. Mich
Miss Etiel Williams has returned.
after q visit ~ Chicago. IA
Nfa r. "A nlnlnweF ard aauahs
ter Helen left to-day Tor the east.
where They win remain during ths
wsug@r.
Mr and Mr. Charles TaimaaKa
Cunover and son are touring Cntu.
raaa. on their way 20 Suw York
city where they wiii Pass the sin
ter
afra. &. n Lilly has returned
home. after q vlsgs IN ths cast
Air and Mrs John " Eddy have
taken winter apartments - ths
Perry hotel
Niaa Tlartwqu q. Chadbouru -
Cashmere. Wash, - the guest -
Mr and Airs James r Jennings. At
their hnms g1lg Fourth
Ars Mary A Dyer has returned
after a trip on the continent. and -
making her home AZ tR1 Belmont
nN ~
Miss Emma Loo % Minneapolis
IL Waiting al the home ~ her
brother. Dr. a. q, Los. on Capitol
hill
Miss Belle Ross - Oakland. Cal.
10 the guest - Mr. and Mrs MauFtes
p Harris al the Algonquin apart
mrHts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Congressman Humphrey
and Bob Hodge Prin-
cipal Speakers.

The local Republican campaign
opened In Junction hall In ballard
last night and was attended b.
over 400 persons The meeting vas
presided over by W y Freuden
berg defeated candidate for the
legislative nomination Bob Hodge
vas the firnt speaker, and made
an honest. straightforward tnik
that took well with the audience
Dr. w. II. Christensen and W, g
McMasier made short speeches and
were followed By Congressman
Humphrey. the speaker Of the
evening
Congressman Humphrey made 2
lengthy refutation of the chergee
Of his opponent. aud went Into bis
record In congress IN detail. show
ing that at no time ala he have
any corporation afflilatiou. but
always voted IN behalf 81 the
people The speaker then gave the
list Of appropriations for the ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
WANT A LOW FARE TO THE
A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION
cAMrAsARf

A one way round trip fare 10 Sc
attic duriuR the Alaska Yukon Pa.
cifie exposition
Providing for the control ~
water and power rights IN public
lands By the state or nation. and
making the granting u power
rights conditional on the prompt
completion ~ the work
The maintenance Of large fleet
In the Pacific ocean
The revision OF the tariff 40 as
10 encourage industry ia the Philip.
pines,
The establishment Of a national
BUREAU Of mines
The construction Of roads by ma
,lanai and state corporation.
Empowering the Interstate com
merce commission 90 suspend IN
advance Increases ia freight rates.
p~ndinE an Investigation a. 10 their
rrnnunabl"neNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Williams Speaks to Over
1000 People for Two
Hours.

Before an audience which niied
the armory 10 OVERLOOKING. George
Fred Williams. the democratic lead
or OF Massachusetts. last night talk.
% In bis hAppleat vein Tor over two
hours Mr. Williams IL one ~ the
best orators In the country, and
aside from ans political considers.
tons be gave bis hearers full value
last night
A considerable portion Of his al
dress was devoted 10 picking Sen.
ator Beverage 70 pieces. aud In do
Ing this he brought an almost IN
exhauFtible fund ~ sarcasm into
play. lie took up the banking CUES
ton. and declared that the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
CLUBS

seroals Literary.
The Sorosia Literary club VIII hoid
its first meeting ~ the season ~
the residence OF Mrs. Luther Hall
nunneli. pt0 18th nv. NJ on Mon
day afternoon, az aao o'clock
orpsse Club.
The Orptec club Will meet Friday
with Mira. w Wallace, soe IAN
av n
LADY Stirling. D. A. v.
Lady stirling chapter. Daughters
~ the American Revolution. viii
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Donald u,
Olson. AZ sic 18TH av.
Charity Club.
The Catholic Ladies' Charity elHh
win meet with Mrs Henrietta Rey-
noida and Mrn J ~ Hardy at 1921
18Th az. "Wednesday afternoon.
shasondsssee Club.
The shRWandasHV ciuh VIII DC
entertained Tuesday AZ The home
20 Mra A. w Spaidlug. bpt West
Highland drive.
psussohsr Club.
The neutsrher club VIII give "A
card party Tuesday a Christensen
hall
Benefit Club.
The Benefit Dancing club VIII
give ifa usual entertainment fhura-
day evening. az Christenscn's halt
Mckinley Circle.
Mckinley circle. No. ~, Ladies' =
the q A h. viii Eive q card party
"Wednesday afternoon az U'elnck
uostesana aiti h. Mrs Eva kfidlef.
Mrs , y Houshton Mgs Euniee
Murray. Mrs. culver and Mrs tiana
sen
Ohio Society.
The evening ~ October ~. az ths
Columbia College ~ Music. hfwads
way and Pine. card and danrins
party will b. given BY this ohio
society - Washington. 20 members
and ffienda
John =. Miller Corps
The ladies ~ John y Miller ".
n a. wNl b. entertained Tuesday
afternoon az the home - Mrs. Cor
nciia A uenneken. ties Burke az.
University Heights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
WEDDINGS

AforsNaF~ WILLIAMS.
Mr. Rabert "a Orunsi4aw q pus
iuth. Alnn. and Miss Laura MaN
Williams wefe married hy Rev u
A. Matthews y. -. this week. AZ
The home q the brides parents.
tsekh Terry av Ar and Mfn
Grsnshaw van reside IN nalefh.
Ninn-
Dunsont Bennett.
Mr.. ana Afa y ~ Bennett have
announced thn marriage ~ their
daughter Ada Margaret. Go Mf
john W. uumoat ~ Chicago. w..
October D
srssfefi@--f aroiaa.
M Peter EraefriiH and Miss Anua
caFnisn weFe ma rfird a. the horne
81 the bride, ife1 nsiievas av. or
the evening" % oct 81 Thnsn in a..
tenasa ge AZ the ceFemrny wers NJ
aad AIRS steel. AT Harriet. Mr Mar,
ten Ardfsune. Mr. Arisaon ~ ~se
castle Miss Margaret Cafolan. Mis-
Mar raruiau, Miss Catherine Cars
Ian. Mr.. g careian. Ne and Me-
: corxiAt and Mf and Mrs y Fsilx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Mrs "a cgwdrn Soaring and Miss
Carrie AearinE - rnEnsyisauiar arr
sE1irata al she home ~ AIR. VIII ~
saNriug. LcHchi Heights.
AR and Mrs William Wallace
rhAuin % HAcramnntns Cal whe
have been guests ~ Mrs thapiu b
mother. Mra John L. WnheH. ~
ADRIAN court. Will leave tumorfnN
Tor their southern hnns
Mr. and Mrs Pred fanErfuan
aud family ~ 1923 broadway -
asii leave October 70 % winter IN
California
Mrx Peter pihske,t ter to-day Cor
q Vssit wtth hes sister. MFa. gAhe
/ Iflnn. AZ Ninnktnn. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
SHERMAN GIVEN
ROUSINC Time

WERTcHEHTEH Pa, oct H.
Through streets thrnnEsd with
cheering thousands and illuminated
with hundreds Of Vhff rC0infNd
lights. James "A Sherman. rerubtl p
can vice presidential nominee iaHg
niHht rode az the head ~ great
political parade which was arranged
by logAi party leaders in honer ~
th0 candidate
Nj sherman So an address. dis
susssd the issues II the campaign
laying special stress upon thc tnfiff
question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

laws made pipe line from d
west 10 wall st. through whlet
western dollars flowed 10 Moru1
and Rockefeller. He declared o.
banks were making ~ per cent 4
year on other peoples money.
Taking up Taft. be asserted tie
be questioned the fitness for ~
presidency Of a man who had bea
on the federal payroll for u YEAR
and he made fun Of the Republican
candidates record IN governing ~
Philippines. backed BY the Uniist
States treasury and army.
Immediately after his address n,
Williams took a train for WGh
Walis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
.SALVATIONISTS TO
GIVE PICTURE SHOW

Fpr the purpose - raEsine fuuds
% give the poor WidpNs and OF
raans % the sify q TnaHkaaistna
diuueT. THE AmeffeaH Salvation
Army Will hold = moving picture
she's ~ tfsir rhnfrh. olive sHt
Aftnaf On pctobsf. ~ 81 ard - Thn
pisfureE VIII be tfeut tire life a.
Christ. the Faastua PLAY ard The
Holy cay cAptain Lace alff Ice.
tnFs on The pictures
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citaia are free, and the public are
cordially invited 90 attend.
Sc Mark'. Church,
Mr. Edwin Falfhourn Will give the
second organ recital At Sc Mark .
~ Mr William J conner baaao.
late of Trinity church, lioHton.
uossa Recital.
Under the auspices 90 the Seattle
Federation Of Women's clubs a Vior
tn recital will he aiNen the evening
Of October rs. by Master Leopold
koHcn.
rupsi-' Recital.
Pupils Of ftobert MoiHhhvhi ns=
sisted by Niue riecHonkn. ceiietnts
will give recital Friday evening,
October to. in Arcade Hall
a. N. a. Concert,
The regular monthly concert OF
the Ladies' Musical club VIII be
held Monday, October "a, nt Y NJ.
q A. auditorium at aiaN O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
A Resolution Is Adopted
by the Congress at
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 10 To
day wah resolution and debate
day At the Trans Mississippi Con
ErwAA The report ~ the commit
tee on resolutions. which onitodiea
the real work ~ the organization
aud IL an expression Of sentiment
Of tho delegates from 20 states.
two territories. Alaska. Hawaii
and tbs Philippines. was presented
AT the 0pening OF the session. aud
debate started on the resolutions
recommended and those lefs out ia
the report Of the committee
Among ~. important resolutions
adopted wero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
ROCK DRILLING CONTESTS.

SPOKANE. Oct 0-Senaational
rock drilling Was done az the inter
state fair Thursday afternoon By
McNicol and pickens. 81 Butte
who drilled hole SIS inches IN
solid granite IN fifteen minutes So
far as known. this In n worlds roc
ord In granite Seven teams are
entered for $3.50 in prizes. the
contests closing tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
FISHER MEN IN
FIERCE FIGHT

RAufT NTE MARIE. Oct i0--
battle Win rifiea hsfwe Aneri.
can fiahefuen and canadian offs
cials ia said % have been fought on
Lake superior. opposite WhiirfiHH
Point. yesterday bat details nfT
lacking TIE Americans are said
60 have been fishing IN Canadian
s4afrre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
SOCIAL NOTES;

Luncheon
Mrs. John L. Mari Of West Seattle
entertained at luncheon yesterday,
complimentary 20 Mrs McCouEhiry
~ Tacoma. who la guest OF Mrs.
Eiinor tngcrson Thorne.
Dinner Tor Mrs. Green.
Mrs Henry Dickinson viii give a
dinner Thursday evening az the
University club. ia honor of Mrs
Thomas a. Green.
Tea.
Mrs William Wallace Chaplin %
Sacramento, CAL was the guest of
honor az an Informal tea yesterday
siVcn hy her mother, Mrs. John l.
Wilson 81 Adrian court
Mrs Coc and Mrs Gillespie preaid
ed az the tea tables.
Card Afternoon.
Mrs, , W Goodwin entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon.
Cards were played at six tables.
Bridge Afternoons
Mrs John II, Agcn and her moth
er, Mrs, J ~ RYAN will entertain AZ
bridge on "wednesday and Friday
Afternoons, az their home. tsgi SEN
cca.
Bridge Breakfast
Mrs r. T. AinsWorth viii give n
bridge breakfast Tuesday, IN honor
OF the Misses kittingcr. al her home.
at lsos Minor av
Miss Williams Entertains.
Miss Florence Williams entertain
"a sixteen young ladies at luncheon
Yesterday az the residence of her
sister Mrs Dunn.
For Mrs. Boyle.
Mrs Robert II Boyle entertained
az bridge Thursday. Ia honor OF Mrs
John p Boyle of pittshurg.
The tea urns were presided over
hy Mrs Charles spuoucr and Mre.
Richard Cox.
Varsity COMMITTEES.
Students II the University 81
Washington who have been select.
81 FOR the varsity bali committee
aro. Miss Helen uruuhart. Miss b.
ma SpannaKel. Miss Helen rniman.
Ralph Easter. PRED brown. Paul
Thompson and otto Albers. chair
man.
Dinner Party.
Nlr and Mira James ~ Galhraith
viii entertain at dinner Thursday a.
their home i1gs 18th av. In honor ~
Miss 0eorrla Galbraith and her
fAncv. Mt Vincent MscAdAm
Prem COMMITTEES.
The president af the junior class
~ the Washington high school has
appointed the following 10 act on
the January prom COMMITTEES, Miss
Alice Eaton. Miss Leila Snahan.
Miss Luqusf Eiiweii. Mf Kenneth
Windsor. Mr. Arthur Ellsworth. Air
Horace HAL and AR, James Aknew.
chairman.
Senior Bail COMMITTEES.
The annual senior ball COMMITTEES
Tor Tire graduating class ~ tho
BroadWay htEh school has been APP
painted az follows
Chairman. Robert Lelwh. Harold
Hartman. Ban Palmer, sinnvY
Hsrash Miss Dorothy iltiy. Miss
Helen Steele and Miaa Ursula
Hughes
Or. and Mrs J y Moore gave
rharnlnE musical evening AZ their
residence last ntght o. honor -
Miss Helen kathsfins Trrmper and
Mr j. a. Lane
The proTram was rivcn 30 the
ladies auaftsffs of chapter "a y ~
y win solos - uf Moore and Mr.
usHlin.
If and Mrs MaHFe we've assisted
o. entertatnlnx ~ Colenei and AIRS
Carr. ard Mrs Mary Carr Moore
Ihe Fneeutian ra0na WHfr ufefttiy
decorated IN white and green.
Mrs pe~si. Eatsrtatn..
Mrs John 81 Fowwl4 entertained
az luncheon today ia honor % Miss
Helen TFsmner.
OrNan Recital
Tomorrow Afternoon, beginning
a. re. IL FfAnk wilbur CHAas
viii give the second - the HundAN
afternoon organ reftfais al the
tirat FreHhFteftan church Hf
Cnara eiil - assisted ~ Ars Lolita
Ashhy ufhick. soprano These rr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
HAS MILLION To
Bet ON TAFT

MrAfpink ' T1es o. 10 a.
Howard benhY claiming 20 ropre
sent syndicate. today says DE in
awaiting takers Of to odds on
any part Of ~ 600 600 that he is
willing 90 bet on Taft for president
a portion - hts money was iat sgi
hero ana Denny claims 20 have
placed 100000 already DENLY N
from Nov York and declares DO VIII
vlHit every large city Ia the Hnitad
states 90 place the money advHn.
taEeuuNiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

blaine WAsh Oct fp--Tbs
fret agricultural and horticultural
exhibition held here f. bia egc
cess Hundreds u exhibits were tn
she stalls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

SAN YRANcIeCu Oct 10. - The
gnfY ~ the case 81 ~ A. g. blake
TIE contractor wha waa charged
wtth nttsmptinG 10 hfiNe " Jelly.
prospective juror ~ tire Hurf
sFiterY trial brought IN = verdict
- guilty iast Night after several
hoafs dsiiheration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

uEHIfN. oct fa.a-A series - air
shlp contests are hanR held here
today aad wiN Hast tomorrow ana
MnnhaF Several Americans have
entered 60 win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

The supreme court decision on
the constltutionality 81 the second
choice clause Of the primary law
IL expected within a few days The
decision Is % no particular interest
20 candidates. ~ neither Mcbride
or Coon received 30 per cent Of the
first choice votes. aud BY this fact
are barred from nomination. II the
law IL declared unconstitutional.
the substitution OF the nominated
candidates will fall upon the state
central committee and they viii ap.
point Cosgroye. Hay and the rest
~ the ticket as selected by the
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Sinsty per cent ~ the lamhsr and
single gniiis throughout British
Columbia Wiii probably close iris
winter In ORDER g. keep the price
AZ the pfeasuf standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

(By United Press.l
MANILA. Oct l0-The sixteen
big battleships % the Atlantic fleet
are nov en- route 20 japan Sailing
orders were given BY Rear Admiral
Charles ~ Sperry FOR the fleet to
depart two hours earlier than the
time announced yesterday and at
6 o'clock this morning the flagship
Connecticut got under way. Hair
an hour later at II the great ships
were In motion and followed the
Connecticut down the bay.
Rear Admiral SpeFry received
the papers in the court martial Of
Lieut. Franck Taylor Evans. who
was tried on the charges % being
absent from his ssation while act
Ing as officer Of the deck. using
prufane and disrcspectfui language
20 a superior officer and intoxica
ton. II Is rumered throughout the
fleet that the verdict Is guilty. but
that the sentence Is not dismissal
from the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Al meeting held 10 olympia.
state candidates yesterday evening
agreed 10 retain the present state
committee 9th Ellis De Bruler at
the head and } W i.ysons as sec.
Rotary This vas made necessary
BY the failure of the new primary
Law 20 provide for the selection u
a state central committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Get the habit. Telephone Main
&C. and secure seats IN advance for
Checkers" ."
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ship Remains Es<s.
TIE body 81 Lieut. Col Charles 4
Chandler. who died Thursday niztf
will be shipped 10 Bridgepoft. q b
today Charles L. ChhBdler. 4 -
will accompany the remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Steamer Telegraph IL going tn
run 10 Everett while Str. City uf
Everett IL being repaired. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

position. the Pacific fleet and other
benefits 10 Washington. which be
was Instrumental IN securing.
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Senior aaIl commlttss.

The annual senior ball COMMITTEES
Tor the graduating class ~ tho
kruadWay htkh school has been APP
pointed az follows
Chairman. Robert LelWh. Harold
Hartman. Ban Palmer, Elnuws
iiaraHh Miss Dorothy LILY. Miss
Helen Steele and Miaa Ursula
Hughes
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Tomorrow Afternoon. beginning
"a ale. ~ FfAnk wilbur CnMee
viii give the second - the sundAF
afternoon organ reftfais al the
first Presbyterian church uf
Cnafa eiii - assisted 81 Mrs. f.atta
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Arizona republican., 1908-01-01

Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the stoChhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will be held at their office in Phoenix, Ari- zona at three o'clock D. m. on Tuesday January 14th, 1908 for the purpose of electing a board of directors and to transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting.
 R. E. BURNIISTER, Phoenix. Ariz Cashier. Dec. 13th. 1907,
Arizona republican., 1908-01-01
FOR SALE.

AUCTION POSTPONED-The Mrs. ". F. Yourg auction will not take place Thursday as advertised. But Saturday we will sell at auction house the Mrs. Berger goods which is large consignment of good fur niture which has been used by no sick people. Hammond, auctioneer, telephone red All.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-01

CI.AYSON'S boarding house with tents in connection, on desert. five miles from city on Tempe road. Telephone Black 8.
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J. L. IRWIN n NORTH FIRST AVE.
BARGAINS

S3.0OO-20 acres 3lA miles from Phoe- nix; srlall house and half in alfalfa. Let us tell you about it. Well worth the money. C512)
 s3.2QO-2O acres good desert land; this is all good smooth land. The price is $40 per acre. What will it be worth when the dam is completed? Ger tainly a snap. C536)
 s10. .000-SO acres close to Phoenix. all fenced and cross-fenced; good house and 'Outbuildings. All kinds of fruit and shade trees: good well; close to school; nearly all in alfalfa. Very easy terms. Can you beat this for a home or investment? t539)
 S7.200-240 acres of good desert land. close to Glendale: as fine a piece of land as Is around Glendale. (5f5)
 SS.000-5O acres near Alhambra. This has a fine brick residence and good orchard and shade; all in alfal- ia. This is worth Investigating. (556)
 INSURANCE.
 We can write your insurance in a strictly first class company. one that is good when the fire comes.
 Always ready and willing to show our property. Come and see us. Allen, Price & Good 1sO w Wash St. Phone Main SS5.
 WE HAVE THE BARGAINS.