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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27
CONGRATULATIONS GALORE
SPEAKER MURRAY RECEIVES
pRoFUsE CONGRATULATIONS
ON okLAAoMA's LAWS.

Guthrie. Okla. April 25.-speaker
Murray received the following letter
today. which was read to the house Of
representatives, from the president
" the Initiative and Referendum
League OF America:
Bliss Runiiug, Washington. II c..
April 20. 1905
Hon William H. Murray. Spe. o.
House Of Representatives. Guthrie
OKLA
Dear Sir.
! thank YOU for the typewrit,en
copy " The initiative and referendum
law approved by the governor April
10th.
Ucyoud question Oklahoma has the
acs; initiative and referendum system
boz 'he United states There is no,
Oeak po'nt in the law OklaNoura'>
peoples rule s, stem Wi, be She ,luu.
;.y's model
] especially corc-a;ulate you upon
.sc atw.sae', plan which gou iv.
u>cd ,o- 'nc inexpensive d.s;r.ul.
aga % ;sc aamral,,s J., c::e,,uaU,
meets the ct.c,to.s as ~ cost,
The s,>-cm ra- many other iw.
g-cve,rer.s cve- those cvisuu1 Zoo
other states Fr- example. che rrr
.....- s.. v.r..t.... F.r... lee ,..sH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27
TWO SUITS FILED
Ore Ger Divorce ara ;he ot-e- 'o-
Damages

manages.
Eume;; Evans through her attor.
uey, J. b Champion, has ale3 su.,
te- divorce asaius: her husband.
Gee-Se Swans TIE petition alleges
,ha; ,he couple Ws-e married .u the
ysa- 1908 and .Aa; the husband de-
serted the w!.e .a' TIE year ls04.
and since ;ha; -ce Las been q res
,Gsr: o. Texas
The o.as- SUI; filed today IS a,
L Dav. ys the Choc;4N. Okla.
acwa ana Gan and Ch.cago. Rock
-s'a1l and Pacific. ior the sum Of
$50" tsuaees This Is another sui:
;as og,s-cv;A g: the failure OF The
goo railroad o-.q.orSuous 20 furnish
tea, .-i rSG, ~ ;ae cars ou the
49,; 81 pe-cz. eer - 1905 -a. .,
-4sss CHE ;A.-5 su!; lied sd "a.
s7c-at ~-e prospects 90 ,ae .I.le
% another sd; e.. sane ,--s, go
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27
SOCIETY,".
N, Mr, 7. II. STURGEON. rhoucsr House GA. onhcc -
NY Lady's shopping.

NV lady gocs shopping
Gaily tripping mp and down
Into this and that store 3oppius
My lacy goes shopping
\ hundred places stopping.
Why she simply docs the town
My lady gocs a.shoppiug
Gaily tripping ny and down.
Evening brings her home quite weary
"Oh, my. I'm almost dead.
I've been shopping all dAy. dearic."
Evening nrints hor home quite
weary
There's the A.N'rhclrs Jiugle chccry
& q n, two s1ocl> ct thread.
E,cu.ue brings ho- home quite weary
.Oh w, Im almost dead
The BOhcWian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27
Aearlna az oklshera City.

Oklahoma CITY, Apr.l s6-Coum.s
sioners Drayton and Lamb OF the In.
ters;Ste commerce commission will
begin hearing here Tuesday. wAen
testimony iu several cases Affecting
transportation rates on lumber. eoal.
wheat. petroleum and other articles
ot commerce will De taken. Practically
all the railroads and large shippers
are interested.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

f. c. Dewitt & Co. chicago. nL-
the stomach and bowels. In the spring
OF 1902 ] bought q bottle OF Kodol
and the benefit received al the gold
in Georgia could not buy. May you
live long and prosper. Yours very
truly. c. y. Cornell. Roding. Ga. Aug
81. 1906" Sold by W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

Cascasweet Is for babies and chill
dren, and is especially good for the
his so common in cold weather. Look
for the Ingredients on the bottle.
Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by
". b. Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

Rudd. trainmaster. will look after the
matters formerly taken care OF by
the chief dispatcher in addition to
his other duties
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27
SOCIAL CALENDAR.


MONDAY
Chau;aulua class mcc,s Vs;A Ms
Gyorsy HENLEY
pausstcrs ~ the CoufcjcrAcy
meets with Mrs \ ! A1duS,on.
Circlc W 4 q: ;se Broadway Me p.
oJjs, ,hueya meets With Mrs Morris
sass
Citizens Nanauc, "a; The Whiting
;ou ,o- Cap, Thompson
Mrs Halmcss dance az Robson
ball
Woodman's Cir,ic meets a, $50.
TUESDAY.
Christian Ala Scc.c,y -ec.s a; tae
church
Nome Mission S,cic;y q. B.oadsay
RaYus, church meets vita Mrs Husa
. \ lscjScttez
Presbyterian AID Society meets
with Mrs &. =. Van pca5ers.
Young Momans' Nome Mission
meets NitA Miss KlmhAl
s. Phillips Guild meets With MIS-
guy y Cobb.
South Ardmore RApus; Ala Society
meets a, the church.
Carter Avenue Methodist AID meets
~ the church.
Circles ~ the Broadway Methods;
eAu0ca.
NJ. ! with Ms II. 7. NesSl,t.
M. With Mrs. Ran Webb.
NJ 5 with Mrs. \ y Adams
NJ with MIS- Morris sass
luucs chorus practice $; the broad
Rs7as; church.
rNucc a, Robson hall t,r children
iu afternoon
Wednesday.
rc-nda'c Review Clur NU NEE
with N-s Ash N,ue,as
y. NJ Z. \ Auxiliary wi,S Ms
rra-k I4;,,e.
Nc-r.e Wives
Evening tAace a; Ros!sca hall.
THURSDAY.
- rorw cA,'y Musical Cub
Ala Society -, lAN-ga,e Csa9e
meets 9, ,ac ,Aur,A.
Etrt,c.su, society meets
Notaers Cab q: Y,ar;a War,
msg.s 6, Jefferson EaG5as
A.sr--N.9 gA-re 4. Er..ss- Ia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

We ~. so-Ne C-aSssys C.s-s,5,1s
Ne,vs, lce c0aAz,, FSeoSN Tate p. {.
O. loe C7eA- ana Str.~ ~oe--1 Ssr-.eS
o. NAy sa1, SencSt Mo,ht-s can
80 tsc N-st Na-8
.t6 WALL : DRUG S-0EV
pspeuSars -NENT Hl,S~ SOMA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

John Deere cultiyators and John
Deere GO Devils" at Biyens, Corhu
& Frensleys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

Take your shoe repairing to W
II. Moneysmith, north Washington
street. 26-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

We Sell
VERY BEST Ice cream and Fro
zen Dainties-Cressey's
VERY BEST Huyler's.
VERY BEST" Soda.
In Short.
VERY BEST IN EVERYTHING.
$50 WALLS DRUG STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

Tvs s1snSrso Fifty cS-ss;S a.
Sl~os Styles aHs sisss az only sSs
each Gene q; snss ans make your
Sc ieet Sn.
rNoEN HooGEs CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-27

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Those Who a--eIaes he nee. were
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
w. A. Met anless.

Mr.. w. A. McCanless died at his
home in this city On Wednesday after
noon the 23rd inst, surrounded by mem
bers of his family and a number of in
innate friends. Mr.. McCanless had
been sick for several months and his
condition had been such as to cause
grave apprehension constantly
by those who watched oyer him and
tenderly nursed him. While his death
was not unexpected, yet, the taking of
those nearest and dearest to US brings
its sorrow and we are never prepared
for the grim reaper when he comes,
In this announcement of the death
we )ffer our sincere coincidence to those
so deeply bereaved and in our next is
sue we will attempt to furnish a fitting
tribute to the memory of one who was
a kind and devoted fathers loyalfriend,
an upright citizen and a brave and chiv-
alrous veteran of the Lost Cause.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
Mrs. Mary Clark.

Mrs. Mary Clark, wife of John M.
Clark. cashier of the Bank Of Tupelo,
died at the home of her father, Capt.
j. M. Buchanan in Nettleton on Fri
day morning the 10th inst.
Mrs. Clark had been i'll for a long time
and during her entire sickness she bore
her Affections with the fortitude of a
christian and when the end came she
wrapped the drapery of her couch about
her and lay down to pleasant dreams,
Mrs. Clark was the mother of two
children and in the family circles she
was all that a mother and wife could
be She was a consistent member of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
and her every day life with exemplifi-
cation of all the christian graces.
The interment took place at Verona
Sunday morning, services being con-
Quoted by Rev. A. O. Price.
To the bereaved family our heart
felt sympathy is extended.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25

day was the entries of d~ecora. d
equipages. The prize was award
ed to Mrs. Sam Rowans one NOISE
surrey which was most tastefully
decorated in white and lavender
chrysanthemums, Mrs. Brooks
Prather drove the vehicle and
was accompanied by Misses Lyn>
cite Stocks, Bell Rampley and
Annie Belle Stubs
The collection of farm products
stock and poultry, would have
done credit to any Fair where a
much larger territory was repre-
sented. In the live stock exhib-
it the entries of Charlie Walk
er's Poland China hogs were
among the Sest we every saw.
The horses, both saddle and
harness, were among the best
ever shown at a country fair
and we were surprised to see
such a collection of high class
animals. The trotting and pac
ing races had entries in the two
twenty class. The purses were
taken by DR.. Waters horses.
The track and grounds and the
grandstand have been very much
improved within the H.. Year
and the management deserved
much credit for their untiring
efforts to make a success of the
fair. The attendance was large
on each of the four DAYS, the
sale of tickets running as high
as twenty five hundred the day
we were present.
The Journal hopes to be able
to publish in full the list of award
in our next issue.
We are indebted to our friend,
Mr.. Geo. Brown for courtesies
shown us.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25

FOR RENT Elegantly furnished
room in private family. Box POI.
Miss Alice Gurley left Saturday for
Tuscaloosa, Ala, aid has entered the
Tuscaloosa Female College.
IT you need a buggy or a surrey see
us before buying. We have 3 car loads
that we must close out in order to make
room for our fall stock of goods. We
will take your surplus stock or farm
produce.
ASA w. ALLEN Co.
In another column Mrs. Sivley makes
formal announcement of her fall open
ing. which occurs on Oct. LIST and End.
Mrs. Sively's long ex perience, coupled
with her constant effort to please her
patrons. enables her to select goods
that are the very latest creations known
in the millinery art. AS usual she has
goods this season to suit all tastes and
pocket books. You will be cordially
welcomed at the millinery emporium.
FOR SALE-My residence neal the
College in Verona. Eight acres in
grove. Residence and IMPROVEMENTS
new. For terms and price apply to
M. o. CLARK, Tupelo, Miss.
Reserve..your ladies seatsfree. Tickets at
St. Clair Drug Co. To see In the Heart
of the Storm at the Opera House next
Monday night by the Mcdonald Stock
Co. Prices IS and SO cents.
Miss Kate Keyes and Mrs. ]. F. Long
attended the Baldwin Fair where they
rode in the contest for the best lady ri
der. Miss Kate keyes mounted on the
handsome horse of Mr.. w. P. Long,
vas awarded the first prize. a handsome
lady's saddle. Mrs. Long was award
ed the second prize, a beautiful riding
whip.
NOTICE. will pay cash for all
kinds of Indian Relics" such as
Spea.'s, Arrowheads, Tommyhawks,
Hammers etc. Send for particulars,
Jas. Pencil, New Albany, Miss.
We are indebted to our friend. Mrs.
E. F. Payne for anumber of nice chick
ems which came at a time to fill a long
felt want in the larder of the publisher
of the Journal, such remembrances are
duly appreciated and our thanks are ex-
tended 40 Mr.. Payne for his kind re-
membrance.
The Star Bloomer Girls, Champion
Ladies' Baseball Club of the World,
who are making an extensive tour of
this country and Canada, travelling in
their own special Pullman, under the
management of F. c.. Schmelz, will
make their first appearance in Tupelo,
on Oct. LIST. When they will play one
of the most exciting games of ball with
the Local team that has ever been play
ed in this vicinity, Ladies, as we'll as
gentlemen, can attend this game with
out any fear of being offended, as moth
ing will be done or said that the most
fastidious could object to. The game
will take place at the Ball Park where
grounds will be enclosed with a large
anvas fence, including a fine grand
stand, nicely covered, with a seating
capacity of 1000 people. making a
complete portable baseball park.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
The Baldwin Fair.

1t was the pleasure of the
publisher of the Journal to spend
last Thursday at the Baldwin
Fair. This day was delightfully."-
spent and afforded us an oppor-
tunity of seeing what can be
done by the organization and
work of a community determin-
ed to succeed. While we had
heard from those who had prev
iously attended of the fine ex-
hibits, we were not prepared to
expect what we saw on the
grounds.
1t is impossible for US to give
in detail the special features of
each days program in this no,
tice, but we have the promise Of
the Secretary that he will fur
nish US a list of the awards which
we will take pleasure in publish
ing in full. There were several
features, however,, that we will
mention specially as coming I'M
der our observation the day we
were present.
First among these was a col
lection Of canned fruits and veg
tables prepared by the hand Of
Mrs, C!al ance Archer, Of Bal
dwyn. The exhibit included can
ned vegetables and preserved
fruits and berries. The collect
ion would have attracted atten-
ton wherever disnlayed and Mrs
Archer was certainly entitledf for
the highest honors for her col
lection.
Another was a wreath made by
Mrs. Grissom in which was used
only such articles as are gather
ed from the fields on the farm
These were so artistically ar
ranged as to present a perfect
blending of colors and gave ev
idence of the taste Of the MAX
err.
A special feature of Wednes-
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
Crockatt-Smith.

At the home Of the bride near Gun
town on the 18th inst, Miss. Mabel
Smith was married to B. l.. Crockett,
the impressive ceremony being said Ky
Rev. R. w. Carson, in the presence of
the family and near friends. The bride
is one of Lee eounty's prettiest and
most accomplished young ladies, she is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Smith. The groom is a popular and
substantial young mar who is highly
regarded for his many qualities. We
congratulate him upon winning so fair
a partner for life.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
FARMS

119 ACRES, 7 miles distant from two
railroad towns, n $500 inhabitants,
the other about 1000; II acres in cul-
ti%vation, mostly bottom, IL acres in
pasture, balance bottom in timber lum-
Der. improvements room frame
dwelling, good barn, out houses and
stone house, deep we'll with pump, fine
water, good orchard, l three-room ten
ant house with well and barn. Channel
through the property 8 feet deep, 20
feet wide. Price, SO, 800, part down,
balance in 5 years.
40 acres, 80 in cultivation, 5 in Der
muda pasture, 5 IN timber, all in Coon
eva bottom, 2 miles from Shannon.
Improvements l two-room house.
deep we'll with pump, stable and crib.
Price, $1,000. One-fifth cash, balance
within five years.
22S acres, l 1-2 miles of railroad sta
ton, $50 acres in cultivation, 40 of cul-
tivated land best of bottom, black ham,
mnck land, fine for alfalfa, balance in
pasture, drained by channel. Improve
ments 8 cabins, 2 to 4 rooms each, 2
overlooking wheels, l deep well with
pump, 5 stables. Price, $40, 900, small
cash payments, balance long time, low
interest.
SGT acres, two and one half miles from
Shannon, $50 IN bottom, 125 in cultiva-
ton. balance in timber. One a room
dwelling and 3 two-room houses, l over
flowing wells, l deep well with pump,
four barns. This is a fine body of land,
price 81, 200. Only n one-fifth cash,
balance long time, low rate of interest.
245 acres six miles from railroad,
100 in Chiwapa bottom, $50 of the
bottom land in cultivation, balance in
timber, black hammock land, fine for
alfalfa. improvements four-room
dwelling. l two-room house, l 20x40
stone house, l three-room house, a sets
of barns,:1 deep well. Price, SO, 300.
One-fifth cash, balance long time, low
rate of interest.
220 acres, 2 IL miles from Shannon.
ITO acres in bottom, FINEST of alfalfa
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
BUY A HOME. e%a . ,,n nh: %'' ;.t ,.
"Be it eve so humble, there is no place like home"

land, good residence and oui-buildings,
orchard with 200 trees, fine water.
Situation is ideal and one of the best
farms in Lee county. Price. SIC, 300.
One-half cash, balance on good terms.
1923 acres, located in Lee county.
within n mile of good railroad town,
nearly all in cultivation, in bottom fine
for cotton and corn, 2 four-room resi-
dences, 2 two-room houses, l deep well
with pump, 3 other wells, good barns.
Just the right size and we'll worth the
price. Price. So, 800, terms.
152 acres, 2 miles Of Tupelo, all in
cultivation, 40 acres bottom. Improve
ments-one exclusively finished resi-
dence, a large rooms and hall, front
porch, large barn. one servants house
in yard, all necessary outbuildings, l
deep we'll with pump, fine water, 8 ten
ant houses. The improvements cost
about one-third the price of the place.
Price. $35. 90 per acre, terms.
165 acres, l mile to Saltillo, so acres
in pasture, IS acres in fine wood tim
Der, something like 80 in branch bot
tom. 20 of which in cultivation, / four
room dwelling, good bored well and !
dug well good well water. small but
good barn, l tenant house with rooms,
2 pastures, spring in each pasture.
Price, SIP. so per acre.
10
900 acres. 7 miles of good railroad
town in Lee county, 100 in cultivation,
with good tenant cabins, about 300 in
bottom in timber. Can be made as
good as the best farm in north Missis-
sippi. Price, s11, 600.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25

"a
5 room residence, bath, hot and cold
water connection, cement walk in front
and up to porch, located on Green st.
This is a bargain which should be in
vestigated. Price, $1400, terms.
Cottage on Main street, 5 rooms, hall
and bath, proper out houses, very de-
sirable as near school. Price, 81, 800.
Broom cottage in West end, within
block of school, bath, hot and cold
wa ter, barn and other out houses, gar
den, east front, very desirable Price,
81, 500, good terms.
Residence on Church street, con-
tanning 6 rooms and out houses, gar
den, large lot. If interested call. Price
very low and on your terms.
Residence on Main street, 5rooms and
bath room, large lot, nice barn and or
chard, east front. Can be bought at a
bargain. Inquire, if interested.
One Of the choicest lots in Tupelo,
with a six room residence, good barn
and garden, situated on Green street.
Can be bought at a bargain. Calliand
get full description of this property.
You will likely lind the place you want.
Very close price.
Residence on Main, within 3 blocks of
the business center. Something ele-
giant and nice. Party wants to sell and
will give close figures.
Residence on Madison. An excellent
home, finely furnished, bath, hot and
cald water fixtures, best all kinds of
all kinds of out buildings and garden.
Note this property and inquire about it.
A bargain awaits the n wanting an
u~p-to-date home. Pricn lower than the
value of the property.
22
Brick hotel in Tupelo, newly reno
waited. Parties interested in this class
of property can secure a bargain and
make money either as an investment
or run as a hotel. Water and sewer
connections. Price away down.
20
Brick building on Main street, one of
the best stands in the city. Will be sold
at a very low figure.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25
CITY HOMES

Nice cottage on Church street in Tu-
pelo, 6iooms, 2 halls, bath with hot
and cold water. front and back porch,
we'll with pump, coal and poultry
houses, size of lot 2O7x218. Price,
81, 900.
IL
a room house on Green street in Tu-
pelo, front and back porches, excellent
neighborhood, hot and cold water and
bath, out houses. Price. 81, 800.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25

220 acres, 2 IL miles from Shannon,
10 acres in bottom, ifinest of alfalfa
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-25

PHONE 272
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-04
DEzENDORF NOW IN
 WARREN DISTRICT
CHIEF OF SPECIAL AGENTS or IN TERROR DEPARTMENT LOOK.
 ING FOR LAND GRAFT.

BlSBEE, February 3.-F. c. Dezen- dorf, chief of the special agents of the United States land office for New Mexico and Arizona, is in town accom- panied by l.. G. Gillett, mineral expert of the department, and wil spend the next few weeks here looking into the character of the ground which has been taken up under mineral applica- tion, concerning which there is some question.
 This is the first time De2e, ,dorf has been in the district since about a year ago, when he spent several days here looking into the circumstances connect. ed with the patenting of claims in the lower end of the district and made a report to the department at Washing. ton.
 When seen by represen iative of the Review and asked concerning the nature of his visit here at the present time, Dezendorf stated that it was the intention to examine various tracts of land which had been taken up under the mining law, and determine whether or not the requirements of the statutes had been complied with. He stated further that an examination of the ground in the vicinity of Don Luis would be made.
 When asked if the criminal proseeu. tion of claimants was contemplated, he replied that such action would be gov erned completely by the results of the investigations, and that if it was found to be justified, the matters would be called to the attention of the United States grand jury, which will recon vene at Tombstone this week.
 Since his last visit here, Dezendorf has been actively engaged in the prose. cution of alleged land frauds in New Mexico, following out the determination of the interior department to make applicants fo,' title to public land com ply strictly with the requirements of the statutes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-04
CALL FOR BIDS OFFICE OF CITY CLERK

SEALED BIDS will be received at the Office of the City Clerk of Globe, Arizona, until ten o'clock, A. M., Feb ruary 6, 1908, for the following pur- poses, to-wit:
 l. For publishing the City delin- quent tax list; notices for bids and all other notices, as required by law;
 9. For printing City Register, assess ment lists and demands;
 3. For printing of city ordinances, resolutions and other public printing of like nature other than has been speci- fed in Section l;
 4. For printing and numbering of road tax receipts, licenses, tax receipts, and other forms, to be made up in like manner, numbered and in books of one hundred (l00) each;
 5. For boarding the city team; 6. For street supplies, such as shov els, picks, hammers and clothing fol prisoners working on streets;
 z. For street sprinkling, from a point on Broad Street five hundred (5O0) feet Southerly from Cottonwood Street. to Bankers Corner on Broad Street; and Oak Street, Cedar Street West end of Bone and Mesquite Streets inside of fire limits; terms to commence
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-04

In the Matter of Barrett -Beaehamp Compony, corporation, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
 To the creditors of Barrett -Beauchamp Company, a corporation, of the Coun. ty of Gila, Territory of Arizona, a bankrupt.
 Notice is hereby given that on the first day of February, 1908, the said Barrett -Beauchamp Company, a corpor. ation, was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of its cred itors will be held at the office of Geo. R. Hill, Refreee, at Globe, in Gila Coun- ty, Arizona Territory, on the 18th day of February, 1908, at ten o clock, in the forenoon, at which time the said credit osr may attend, prove their claims, ap- point trustee. examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meet. ing.
 Dated at Globe, Arizona, this first day of February, 1908.
 GEO. R. HILL,
 Referee in Bankruptcy,