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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14
SECTION I.

and Common Council of the City of Globe:
 SECTION I.
 That all owners of property and their agents, and the occupants of property within the City of Globe, are hereby required to remove from their premises all litter, tsash or polluted or offensive garbage whatsoever on or before the l4th day of March, 1908, and that they be required to thoroughly disinfect md clean up all cess pools, closets, privies, and sewers, or other offensive places.
 SECTION II.
 That it shall be the duty of the City Marshal, the Supe, visor of Streets, and the Health Board, during the week be. ginning March 9th and ending March l4th, to inspect all premises within the City of Globe with reference to it's sanitary condition, and to enforce the provisions of this Ordinance
 This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after the date of it's passage. Passed and adopted this 5th day of March, 1908.
 (Seal) W. s. SULTAN, Approved: Mayor  F. | ELLIOTT,
 Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14
ORDINANCE NO. 80

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
 THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Victor, Edison and Zon-o-phones, ma chimes and records at wightman 8 music store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

BE IT ORDAINED BY the Mayor and Common Council of the City of C,loha.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayo, and Common Council of the City of Globe:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

The voter desiring registration Is re- quired, to answer truthfully the inter
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

W. W. DUNCAN, Manager
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15
c.tarrh Cannot Be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, A. they cannot
reach the scat Of the disease. Catarrh H. .
blood or . constitutional disease, and In order
HAll's Catarrh Cure Il taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfa cos.
Halle Catarrh Cure IL not Quack medicine.
In this country for years and is q regular pro.
scription. 1t II composed OF tho best tonics
known, combined with tho best blood purifiers,
acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF tho two ingredients 10
what producer such wonderful results In cur
tps Cstarrh. Send for testimonials free.
r. = CHENEY L CO., Toledo. o
TAKE Heii's famiiy pills for Constipation.
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El(IFRYAI(ER|.,

Ths ri sssss girls entertained in
their own charming way. some Of the
Di Gamma Gamma boys Friday even.
ing at the homo Of Min MAbslle Eyer,
60s Piks's Peak avenus. There were
sixteen present. and they had > splen-
did time. There we're progressive
games. dainty souvenirs. delicious re-
frsshments. al adding 70 the enjoy
nsnt.
II was An evening Of merriment
which ended too soon for the happy
participants whats the matter
with the 81 Siete's. ?''
They're all right"
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svttnE DyiNe.

A virulent disease which 10 pro.
nounced by the stata veterinary to be
necrolic stomatitis, has broken out
among herd Of hogs owned by W. O.
Baxter, few miles west Of Florence.
The disease is not a peculiar one,
~ the state board states that during
the last year there were many hogs
died Of this disease In various parts
Of the state. Mr.. Baxter has lost more
than twenty head.
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NVNI m SERIOUS CONDITION.

It 10 said this morning that Harry
Hunt. who was 20 badly injured
yesterday forenoon by being crushed
between the drawbars Of two cars
and taken to the hospital at Salida
ON No. 8. 10 very seriously hurt.
and that It 10 doubtful II there is
much hope Of his recovery from his
injuries.
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GARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh.
bors for their kindness during the re-
ceut Illness and death Of our beloved
wife. daughter and sister.
A. ]. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Hughes.
Miss Winifred Hughes
Miss Katharine Hughes.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15

All bristled up but strictly In line
are the splendid array Of brushes Of
all descriptions In the east window OF
Daniels Drug Store. Soft
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15
SEVEN DAY ADvENTS.

This is the week Of prayer at the
Seven Day Advents' church. Elder
Allway, of Pueblo. will be here
Wednesday evening and preach during
the remainder Of the week at 1880
p. IN. each day. Everybody is invited
to be present. 1891
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REAL ESTATE pEiu.

b. q. Hall has traded his residence
property ON West Fourth street for .
brick house and two lots on Wilson
avenue. and will move into his now
homo at once. This il one Of the Lo-
bach properties.
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CHRISTMAS RECORDS.

For Edison and Victor. These rec
ords are especially for the Holidays
and everyone owning phonograph
should hear them. Now on sale at
The Gibbs Jewelry Go. S7.tf
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DON'T FOOET

The g. A. r. and W. r. O. dance
Tuesday evening. Dec. 10Th. Come
and have . good time; best Of music
and dances for the old and young.
$3.50
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15

Smoke Georgia" 8 cent cigar.
Made from best Havana seed grown
43E
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Personal Paragraphs

"blo yesterday and returned ehfs a.
ternoon on Ho. s.
-Mn. Bessie Parker. Of Denver,
IL visiting this week with hsr moth
or, Mrs. L. Morrison.
-Ool. J. Q Macdonald was Col
orado srpings and Denver bound pas.
senger on No. 10 this morning.
Hugh Wilson, prominent oiti.
zen Of williamsburg. WAS In Florence
this morning transaoting business.
Last night Jerry Rogers returned
from Hotchkiss where he has been en-.
gagged in business for the last year or
two
Mrs. A. N. Smith and little son
left today for Paris. Texas. where
they will spend the winter with Mrs.
Smiths parents.
Mrs. O. W. Ware arrived yester.
day from Denver to join her husband
who has entered on an engagement
with the Gibbs Jewelry company.
Mrs. George Walker and daugh.
ter. accompanied by Mrs. Kentner. Of
Concrete, returned homo this morn.
ing after . brief visit in Florence.
-Chns. Barnes. of Pueblo, who
has been in the city the past week
In the interests of the Bankers Life,
returned to his home on No. 10 this
morning.
j. ". Canty left last night for
trip to Denver on business connected
with the Rocky Mountain Fuel com.
pany, of which company he is the
superintendent.
Mrs Ethel Conklin. of Colorado
City, arrived yesterday and will re-
main until after Christmas with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Hurd, Of
West First street.
DIR. Frank A. GustAfson. who
will deliver his lecture "Just for
Fun" here tonight under the aus.
pioes of Petroleum lodge X. of p. Is
= guest at the DR.. Darby home.
r R Bitter, travelling passenger
agent for the O. and 8. railroad.
stopped OF In Florence today while
OIL his way to the southern part of
the state on . business trip across the
range.
Mr. and Mrs Russell are moving
back to Florence and into their prop.
erty on Front street. Mrs.. r. will
be remembered ~ the lady who for
several years conducted the Pope liv.
cry stable at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MoCandless
are packing their household goods
preparatory to taking up their resi-.
denoe In Canon City where Mr.. Nc.
will take up his duties in the clerk .
Office as deputy to Mr.. Smith.
Lee johnson 10 visiting with
friends and relatives ut WauWAtosa,
Wisconsin, according to . letter re.
oieved by . Florence friend this
morning. From there he will go
east to his old homo In New York
City.
A specia. social session Of the X
o. T. NJ. was held in Union hall
last night and An interesting time
followed. An orga' izer was expect
ed to be present but owing to some
delay WAS unable to meet with the
lodge.
Barney Ginsburg this morning
sold Ave carloads Of brick to Salida
parties for the purpose Of building
u church At that place. The brick
will be shipped as soon as he can find
men to clean and load the same. In
todAy's issue Of the Tribune he In Rd-
vertising for help.
%. E. Masters returned last night
from Cripple Greek where he has
been for the past two months. 1t
was his intention to return here on
the 9th to resume business. but ow.
In to the severe illness Of his two
children. has been delayed. He has
reopened his studio and photograph
gallery In the rooms over the Gibbs
Jewelry store where he will be pleased
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15

You will Hnd nice line Of pretty
Christmas goods at Yelton's; prices
reasonable. II
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15

For something good to eat. remem
ber McOandleas' store 1891
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characteristics
VAN vSo

Wanted-Girl or woman Tor general
housework; apply at Mrs. Sher-
man Andrews. Andrews Blk. 81 90
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FOR SALE

For Snle-CorrugAted iron roofing.
Good And hand pressed brick, and
hand lumber Of all descri ON.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

Tonight occurs the lecture given
by the knights Of Pythias. DR.. Gus
tafson came In this afternoon over the
d. and r. G.. road. and every one
who has seen the gentleman Is con-
WINGED that he Is qualified to deliver
the goods aud to produce all the good
things that are expected Of him in
the way Of giving q lecture royal and
entert aiming those who have seat at
the Presbyte terian church this evening
Gustafson lie said to be lecturer of
a very high class. and as such does
not often visit the smaller towns
The K. of P. was fortunate in So
curing him for tonight.
FOR SALE-Seventy five acres Of
good farming land one-half mile
east Of Howard with six-room modern
house, new barn 70x44; head of
horses and complete lot Of farming
implements. Will sell cheap for cash.
FELIX MIRLO,
Ss.tf Howard. Colo.
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Wanted-Horses for pasture; good
Gramma grass. spring water. salt.
shelter and best of care. Terms are
reasonable. and pasture close to Flor
ence. Hoffman Bros. Phone Black
573. 4Otf
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When desiring useful holiday pres.
ents call ut McCandless SIS ol
The daily tribune., 1908-12-15

wanted-Private boarders by day or
week. No small children. Mrs.
j. II. Morris. 1872 West Fifth street.
81 62xtf
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Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence 40. 68tf

For Ssle-Ranch on Hardscrabble. 100
acres. 80 set to alfalfa. small orchard,
good water right. $S. 500; for partlcu.
lars inquire of Mrs. Victor Bob, 72O
West Seventh street. A.s9x II
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THE WEATHER-Snow this af-
ternoon and tonight warmer tonight;
Wednesday clearing.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March es-wheat prices on the local ex-
change declined more than lc a eushel to-day
owing to general selling based mainly the ia
vorable outlook for the new crop in the Southwest
At the close the May delivery was OF &c. Corn
was down I2c. Oats were unchanged ana pro
visions unchanged to shade higher.
The slump In the wheat market occurred late in
the day following considerable frmness earlier in
the session. Pit traders were bearishly inclined
throughout the entire day owing to reports enaa-
mating IN the Southwest which claimed that the
fall sown crop was IN good condition. but oneringS
from this source not sufficient to any
decline until augmented during the final hour by
heavy sales by several leading commission houses.
This combined selling pressure caused sharp de-
cline, from which the market failed to rally. The
early strength was due TO an advance at Liverpool
and to small receipts in the Northwest. Absence
OF demand for cash wheat here was an additional
depressing factor late in the day. The market
closed weak May opened UNCHANGED to sc higher
at S51sc 10 s5i4c. advanced TO 959sc and then de-
clined TO s4lse. The close at s42sc. Clearances
of wheat and -four were equal TO 5000 bushels
Primary receipts z23.e1e bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels the corresponding day year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 25 cars, against S7 cars last week and
334 cars year ago
The corn market was strong during the greater
part Of the session. but weakened late in the day
heavy realizing sales. The slump in wheat was
partly responsible Tor the late decline. Firm caoieS
and continued small receipts were the chief bullish
influences. Commission houses were the principal
buyers. The market closed weak May opened un-
changed TO &c higher 612sc S72c, sold at e7ssc
and then declined to 6624c The close was at 6S3sc
Local receipts were 10 cars, vita four OF contract
grade.
There was very little trade in the oats market
and prices steady all day The greater part
Of the business was in the July and September de
liveries. May opened sc higher at b42c, sold on
TO 54Isc and closed at 549sc Local receipts were
I64 cars.
Provisions were quite firm early the day be-
cause OF a 1Oc to 15c advance III live hogs, but
rather free offerings from pit traders and local
packers caused loss Of all the earlier gains the
market closing steady. The decline In corn was
bearish factor. At the close May pork was shade
higher at sl2 Az. Lard was unchanged at D sz'1
Ribs unchanged at Sc 7714 TO IS So
Estimated receipts for to-1norrow-wheat y
cars; corn, !65 cars; oats, lis cars; hogs, S'Wo
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, March

New York, March 20, 1908
BEEyEs-Peceipts So 1877 head IN
Guiding Il cars for saushterers and II ror tne mar
ks making With the cattle received yes'e5aay s 70, %
day prices advanced Is 925c; fat bulls firm and
medium aad cornTon grades ru steady. The pens
were cleared. Ordinary 10 choice rat cows -t 1oc
pens Ordinary 70 choice ssers Zee 5s 500
s5 81 e s. = o es So S COW. s sf 5. a9
s!EhsE a ,e!9 es.oss aTdss RsF
choice and fancy would exceed quotations LIZ
erpoo and London cables unchanged E1por.s 70
Company and 1900 quarters for the Morris Beef Com
pany Adratic FOR the LSndon Issn Ia5et Io
of beef for the swift Beef Company.
:, m e. 6o m lS do Go,S oso e. M 50 s
10 do. Iles ID, at 81 50; do. 1lS7 h. at 30 20
s. Sanders: IS Penn.ylvania steers; 1114 70 at
50 So 7,S a0 IL 7sS 90 81 DO 7so sS'' h. a. s4 do $50
H. at So 80: COWS 1865 ID, at 81 -; do s.s 10,
$50 b at 50 75 ,S = dq II ss1 u 81 a. 8 o dS
$50 ID. al s.: DO 7so Ib at 81 rs do '77 10 at
McPh1Pson eG %: i pennsylvania 1las H.
50 10 do s59 ~ 10 at 20 zas 1876 oo m at R 81 so 10
do 1898 ID, at 81 ! do. 900 ib. at 81 go c9%;
1880 n at s. 90; 90 iioa ~ a. at = III - b At Sc So
$40 n at g So do .Io a. az ao ssI h. u at
s. 90 DO $50 10. al s. 50: 10 do ass b. al '-' -
do $50 ID, at 81 15 .
newton { co 20 rsaasyy5van. @ VI steers iiss h. al
50 so 55a "a 90 e co o Bulls 70 p $50 h.
s. s. soss ssadooa ioi5 y sas ss 3 . SO h. a0
ID DO goo P a. 81 9 d5 b a. =. s. 81 5a' a. bull.
$ 2 90 sos i g. p a. a. ;. 70 t' n sG 9 s sts
H. 90 sia ID a. 81 = C. 60 s!a 's Do a SO O. b
ct s. g. Do SEQ ID s. IS do es4 ib al s. o. 10
Co. John nm Dues : bull 1898 10 s4:s Do eo 10 at
81. $40 - q g. 50 cow, s.o - % 10 ae a.
= Hum.2 sur.. 80 II a. s. -, 10 s,s H. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

Jellirs; Wright Co.: s55 ID go: do, SCI
Iohn Nelson bulls 1o48 H. at Sc s5; cows, $50
andrew Mullen: cows $50 Ib. So; do. $40 IL at
MICH cows-ReceIpts wer. 11s head including
90 fs5 the market Trade was slow and prices We're weak
So for common choice cows. calf included. The
sales-J 6, curtis & Son: 20 COW, and calves s25
4. Mccab-: I. cows and calves s25as5o
Louis HsiIhr.n; 45Ilr cows and .G; calves at $3.50
John % n %eiaon eoE sow ana and fassf cs for m so
CALEEs-ReceiPts were 2.074 head. including sac
calves d' held over yesteay 2o25 on sale Trade was
sG9 ana m Ts 0e ye4 he up 70 " a Ogs oT
all stock the scales Common 70 choice veals
Re 4a upper a = Ssss p IS sass 5o & s. so@s
caves steady At 7lssisso for City dressed veas and
19lolao for country dressed =, o,. -,r. -
81 100 NJ IS : ia p 3 3 3 8 s +. 81 2; d9 a. ,7a g aa
"a n n q as s. 81 n IS q 90 o ~ II b.
@ s g 81 g. At q S. g. IS r. d. az IL 81 h. al e. S. aa i' at s. "
" r, Hume Il yeais, l45 b. at ss So 90 dc. I45 n
DO Fl n at s. do. ZOE io at Sc do. ia lS at s5
14s 2 s at IS IS % 90 II .s g. o u. ds e
95i' O. Co. 5 8 aeas l20 0 at S. do i2' T
at J:iiine III '2 @r!sst IS = veals ~ S. s.
az az 5, r % az IS s 90 So q IS d g. l2s az p p II n
DO IN p 3: So .s go veas AIS n Ps a n s. at S. IS d. s
at s. .: io ii3 n, s6 dc, iG7 n. at s..
SsGFss 3aa4 [ Co : za2.e 7sals ss
n b. 81 80 IS %. IA d. at 30 l55
do I12 70 AT So 15 "a do lU3 10. at 50: 20 do lUl 10
~ &: % Southern Sc y: AZ de- i3S ~ at
So ii do 81 10 al s4 "a Southern fed calves l2S To-
To6ia Shannon: II veals 12s H. at s. so. l. do,
I25 n. 81 - r,, ..,. -. -, o.
SO 30: IS TO- s. so; 80 Indiana fed calves "I'
10. 81 So 90 o. 4, -. =, -, e.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were 80 cars or
1 head. including 25i3 for saughteTe-s and "a
80 rba feeling firm ali for
desirable stock. Three decks Of choice Ohio sheep i4
ehersl sold az the fancy Of s. IS 100 ID. and
es- whose memory re@ched back thirty years could
reached except Al Christmas market The sheep aver
aged l2s n 4 ru.l CT bucks anu ewes sold at
81 5oaS4 fairly good lambs sold AZ So '5p
g. 60 and nc really prime choice offered Dressed
mutton further advanced and was reDorted to be
selling AT IG mainly l3dl+c; dressed lambs At lid
l3sc Country dressed hokouse laubs We're lower al 81
aS7 per
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: cl3 Buffalo lambs
"a 10 average - 100 10 2I3 do 20 H. at IS 80
2lO CO. IS 80. -
sanders "a LAMBS. ss 70. at Ss IS. buck. i40
n. 81.
10 II a 81 so
Andrew Mullen lambs. - -. At s.
HoGs-Pscetpts 53i= eNti head, IN
cId7 bof+S market Prices were nrm ana
hixh-r all Cod hesvy and medium weight
ho.s sold s. o5asa 20 100 n and few head at
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
WHEAT.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

+---- strong and active opening. the market
- outside securities developed reactionary ten
67--v u selling by traders. Reccve-ies followed
rr purchases ~ inside interests. The trading as
T--olF somewhat less than Tuesdays aver
although a few of the leading mining stocks
r-Elty shown STANDARD OIL was again
~ me features AZ further advance OF 10 points,
over 90 FOR the Week. CfuEgenheim Exploration
-p 10 points Chicago Subway slightly
lower II mining lists Nevada Consolidated
nd Cumberland Ely continued 70 lead in acIiv
i-t but Were Irregular N movement Butte COali
t-7- vas steady Boston up =. Greene-Cana-
steady Micuac and TTi-Bullion were
ac-I.e within narrow limits There appeared to be
tErrer inquiry Tor United Copper Cobalt Central
~readv- TTaulps Consolidated was frT-ler- The
Go1-5eld stocks were irregular Gold1ied Consoli-
date Her firrne-- Daisy was easier. In bonds Ne
-a1a Consolidated SIS were cratic New York Air
Brake were dealt II tor the first time 81.
tr-sG- -ilared Steamship As were up =.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

nominal: May, IND; July. IS Il.d. CORN-spot
steady prime mixed American 5s 4+=d prime mixed
American old I'd; quiet; March nonlna4 MAY
5s SD. PEAS-Canadian steady: IS So FLoCRDDNia.
Soastr anil q I0sss los BFgFEF-xtra India mess
quiet. SIS PORK-Prtne Western dull. 7os. HAM
Short cut, ID. firm, 39s 3D. BACON-Curuber-
land 2s to 80 n. firm ss short RIB 10 to = lo'
firm, long niddles. light, 2s TO 81 NJ firm
3es: long clear mddIes, heavy. firm, 3ss:
10, firm. 3Is clear bellies. u
\, I'd. SFiOCLDERS-SQuare, II 70 u
n steady sis I-ARD-Prme Western in terces. steady
refined in pals, steady, 4cs ID bII-
TDR-Good United States dull sSsas4s CHEESE
SIS Sd; Canadian finest col
ored firm. s4s Sd; American white. firm. els:
colo-ed. SIS. TAI-LoW-Prtme city
dull 26r Cd URPDNTINE-Spirits strong. 40s.
ROSIN-Cornon steady. as 7iad. PETROIEUM-fse-
fined quiet SAD LINSEED OIL weak, 22s 3d.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
NOTICE OF ELDcrToN OF DIRECTORS

nomination. hAy nz made for
o. more diied rh7 Board OF DLrcc1os
Of the York Life Insurance Company, tss 1908
election OF directors Superintendent % Insurance.
having required law prescribed rules a1d rssr
holding said election rne-e.cr4
pursuant regulations. notice - h-reo
election OF uneroers or tie Bosr1
Of Directors New York Lie Insurance Corpszy
will De held Al Home Oce of the Company No S45
r3-oaduav in the City OF New YORK IN ths Rzts az
New York. Wednesday. tie sta DAY Of April sos e
uolis 20 opened O'Clock the forenoon AID to
remain open O'Clock IN tie afternoon % s.1
day. which time they -sasll % Closed
NEW YORK LIFE ISSC FAfSCE CoAPAST
By JOHN c GCALL Secretary
Dated March 10 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SAYS RIPLEY WON'T RESIGN.
Chairman Of Executive Committee Declares
Report False.

vsctor MoraWetz. Chairman OF the executive COM
,ns-,ee OF the Atchisoa, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
~sy Company. said yesterday that the widely cir
rrIatea report that President E. T. Ripley would
.es;cz the near future and be succeeded by Paul
Morton. president Of the Equitable Life, who was
formerly second vice-president OF the road. was
absolutely false. Mr.. Norawetz said he ha6 re-
cs;red several letters from Mr.. Ripley lately and
,aat TIE latter IN good health cheerful
Il. eatI0ok.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Financial Meetings.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEoeAFH

No Is Dey street
Nsr Marrh f4nl


New York. ~. Y, March "a 1903
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Notice s hereby given that the Annual Asst:zg of
o American Teiephore and -sI.
graph Company held the principal oe.cs OF
rhe Company. No 10 Dey street BOrougH OF MAnast
tan CIty or View York. V Y TUESDAY. the thirty
frst day OF March 1905. - O'Clock for rss
following purposes
l. TO elect Directors and Inspectors oc El-ctoa for
the ensuing
> TO consider ard sct upon tire question - su.-ud
ing Article V. OF the BYLAWS OF the Company rsst-
Ing 70 meetings Directors and Article VI thsre
OF relating 20 the Executive COMMITTEES
3 . such other BUSINESS prccszly
come before the Stockholders
transfer books OF the Company Vii es cfosed
from the day March the 51st Hay OF NArcs
-'''' ' CHARLES ECsTIs HUBBARD. secrsts-,.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
FAIR FINANCE 3

forth ny sssss as a a Of I fill saas s & Gd s s 9 ID H @ % @
~ First The p the & 0 @ k aa % 3ss d s an par
Corporation which has been demonstrated and the
@ % & 3 E ss%@os 5000" @ s"o T 8 % % % % s
soedn short
has n
remarkable s investment ao
relating % @ ~ @
unnei the rea99ada
railroad and world the men who will " for my story will proof
m mb~ohe heaTpt5b
for other rrnetma k ever
AG will be as 4xga s .s not
0n t @ n s % @ ds% @ % m Volumes I bound @ trading
& and 4 which as 5 only @ fair to
and enf 3 d 9 @s @sa Bn and % @ % M agF % 5pas %
market Saturday morning
1ka-an will
n " 2s the gs @ 3 the ] y s % d a ensured dH % ass % %
an dm lex to
% this Far Fair anss paa THE hand I AMY Of o
but order until after
aTt1y G" e
T Fnan & l s ohr M TINS B5 % n @ on dh 9
beng @ 1 2a4 i dg% % o f having
which moderate means and
wme
and absolutely prove that this most e-
for Third That Es5 F.H ] & Gs4 % ] instruct his American to P"
will & dn % 5HS ] n not u an
t% oPpnay
every in
supply supply wnn
This means MEANS that f Interest Interest is in
this first
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