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WITH HALF-TONE PORTRAITS.
Illustrated Congressional Directory
Is Soon 10 he Issued.

An Illustrated Congressional Directory
is in process of compilation in this city
by the National Illustrated Directories
Company Incorporated.
The first edition viii begin with the
present SIxtleth Congress. Illustrations
viii comprise the Senators. Representa-
tives. the President. the Cabinet. execu-
tive officials. diplomats, and others in
high authority whose names appear in
the regular issue Of the government di-
rectoTy.
The compilers state that this semi
official publication viii contain the largest
collection ever presented of half-tone por-
traits Of Americas statesmen, public men,
and officials Nowhere else will there be
found. in one place or within the con-
fines of one book. such an authentic and
complete collection.
There will be several editions Of each
issue of the Illustrated Congressional Df-
rectory for each session Of Congress. one
being a de luxe volume for private circu-
latiOn, another for use in newspaper
Offices. public libraries. public depart
ments, by foreign governments, &c, while
the third edition is intended for general
distribution.
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Do HONOR TO BURNS MEMORY
Famous Scotch Poet Eulogized on
l49th Anniversary.
Gathering of Enthusiastic Admirers
His Name-DOugIas' speech.

Upward of score Of enthusiastic fol-
lowers Of Robert Burns, the famous
Scotch bard. assembled at a banquet Ia
bie at the Hotel Reuter-, on the occasion
Of the 143th anniversary Of his birth. to
do honor to his memory and eulogize the
man who hallOwed Scotland and made
the Scotch dialect, as he called it. i'm
mortal
a life-sized head Of the poet hung on
the wall at the head of the table and
many were the toasts drunk with glasses
outstretched toward the image Of the
man beloved Of all Scots.
w +. Walton. OF the Belvedere Hotel.
Chesapeake Beach Nd. acted as toast
master and called upon several present
for t0asts. among them Mr.. James Doug
las. who responded 10 the toast, The
day We celebrate" Mr.. Douglas spoke
AT length on the life and works OF the
immortal bard and frequently quoted
from some Of his best-known poems. Mr.
Douglas remarks were enthusiastically
received and moved the diners to such
a degree that an organization known as
Atf Aft-s --e t-Atabr a4-llDtAS44 lUL HItIl4tfl-
itated, was conceived and effected. Off
GERS were Immediately elected. Mr. w.
Z. Walton, president; Mr.. James Doug
las vice president and Mr. William Pee
bles, secretary treasurer.
II was set forth that the object Of the
newly-0rganized Burns Club should be
10 celebrate annually the birth of the
poet and encourage the study Of litera-
ture among the children Of members. II
was specifically stated that membership
in the club was not 10 be confined 10
Scotchmen alone. but was available 10
man Of any nation or creed who IoveG
and h0nored the memory Of the dead
poet.
Eleven charter members of the club
were enrolled and a future meeting will
be held within a short time to perfect
the organization. An excellent musical
programme was rendered during the
evening, PT0fs. Wagner and Schofeld
playing the violin and piano respectively.
and Mr.. Walter O. Busev and other vo-
calists singing Scotch airs and topical
songs
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Christian L. Grouthour, 81 ard Dora F. Kaupp.
10, both of Baltimore. Md. Rev. Hen0ch Schneider
Daniel D. Courtney, 81. and Mary 4. OBrien. 81
Rev. N f. Ean
RAYMOND Mofdt,, q, and Florence Couneu q,
Alexsndria. Va Rev. =. Hez Saam-
Benny Glazer, d Chicago. H., and Annie WeR.
berg 9 Rev. g. SilYerstUue
Arthur J. Decker. O. and laura n BuFch g.
Rev. AbTam ". Graves
Frederick r ReifsnyIer. g. Pttsbuy, Va. and
Emma T. Fitcl, g. Rev. Albert Evans
William II. Jennings. S. and Leila Carringtor.
3 Rev, William =. y. Moss.
C0LORED.
Charles Coats, @ and Eliza Gilman. p Res.
W A. Jones
Hugh L. PAYNE. 26. Clifton Forge Va and Ada
+ Minor. p Goshen. Va. Rev William J. How
ard.
Morris A. Williams, q, and Mary E. Buckner.
81 Rev Charles Il. Fox.
William Z. Evans p. aud Ethel 7 Il. Strothers,
a. Res. i. =. r. Rlsser.
Kenne Miller p and Bessie StraWs. I9 both IF
Madison County. Va. Rev. John T. Smith.
George c. Lee, A, and Anne Wheeler. g Rev.
Paul Griffith.
AlgeTon Csiier. = and Man l. Collins. p. Rev.
William J. Howard.
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Resolutions requesting the reappoint-
ment Of Rev J. w. r. Sumwalt as pre-.
siding elder of the Washington district
and the return of Rev w. L. Lynn "a
the pastorate of Gorsuch NJ f. Church
were unanimously adopted by the quar-
terly conference of Gorsuch. at a meet
ing last week. Reports rendered by the
pastor and other officers of the church
showed all departments to be in a pro
gressive condition. Thirty members
were added to the church the past year
William r. Hunt was reelected re-
oording steward and exhorter The Of
fic.al board was reelected, with the
addition Of Roscoe Moricle
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Arnnx nraIers


MAJ WALDO =. AVER Ninth Infantry. detailed
membT army retiring hlard Fort sam Hus-
ton Tlce Maj. JOHN COTTER. Ninth Infantry.
second Lieut.. ALONZO T. WOODsIDE. sixth
Company. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. Massachusetts
volunteer militia. garrison school Fort Banks.
Maj GEORGE PALMER Twenty-frst Iusantr,
found incapaciJated, 8, retired.
Maj WENDELL L. SIMPSON, Nineteenth In
fantT 10 General Hospital Washington Bar
racks.
Recruit FRANK BEL3InNTE cavalry recruit de
pot Fort Sl0Cum. transferred 90 Hospital Corps
ss private. 10 General Hospital Washington
Barracks for duty with Company e. Hospital
Corps.
Scrgt. FREDERICK r. THAYER. Signal Cons.
~ Vancouver Barracks. vice Sergt JOSEPH T.
MCGOWAN, Signal Cons. 20 San Francisco.
Col JAMES n MARSHALL. assistant quarter
master general. found iuCafaCitated. is retired
First Glass Private EDWARD W AfADLTNG.
Company H. Second Battalion q Engineers.
uow in cuba, transferred % Company q that
battalion
Private GEORGE }. HANSEN. Company G. -Four
iesnth Infantry, Fort jay, transferred to Twelfth
Infantry.
Second Class Private WILLIAM ]. SITTERS0N
from Company q. Second Battalion of En-
Eineers, Amy and Navy General Hospital Hot
Springs. To Company j, that battalion, Wash
ingtou Barracks.
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VIRGINIA WOMAN'S DEATH.
Mrs. John II. King, of DumfrIes, Va,
Passes Away in This City.

Mrs. John r. King died at her resi-
dence, I'll A street southeast, Sunday
morning OF complication Of diseases.
aged hfty-nine years, after a lingering
Illness. Tntermeut will be in the family
burial lot on the Orange Grove farm.
near Duufries, Prince William County,
Va. this morning.
Mrs. King was a daughter OF the late
James Y. Nash. Of Prince William
County. who was a brother of the late
Frederick Nash, Of Richmond She left
daughter. Mrs. Bressingham. wife Of
Conductor Bressingham. of the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
and two sons, Mr. Kyle King. in the gov
ernment service in North Dakota, and
Mr. Elwood King, assistant superintend-
ent OF the Potomac yards at Washing
ton; one sister, Mrs. J. Frank Wheat, of
Dumfries, Va. and one brother, Mr.. c.
Emory Nash, senior member Of the firm
Of G. T. Nash & Co. Of Manassas. and
former agent of the R., F. &, D. Railroad
at Quantieo.
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DEATH RECORD.

Adele J. Yager. 6i3 Fla. ave. Nv. 81 years.
Johanna VI. Sullivan. $ II ST. nw. 6s years.
Rita NJ Young. l4l9 Sc. sC I year
Julia De Pass Wagner. the ChapiH. 2 years.
Frederick c. Peck rs y. y ave NV. 81 Years
Edna Nee. Bennett, Nat Homeo, Hosp, % years.
Andrew ,. Msugm, rs Z. Capitol ST. % years
GeoFgiana Harley sl3 9th 81 NV. IS years.
Mary D. Collsner. 2l42 IA. ave. nv. q years.
Ellen Church. l23 l2tl ST. S., 6l years
Leroy Gauett. 2ls 81 st. NV. months.
Giovanni F. Doueri, 7e6 5th st. NV. 4 days.
COLoRED
Belle Pollard. lIso 10th 81 nv. 3 years.
Harrison Gordon, ~ Kenyon st.. e. ycals.
Amelia Wood Govt. Hosp Insane 81 years
Walter Contee g Fenion place ne, = years.
Daniel J0nc. i8 Franklin st. nW. 50 years
Frances Cbesiey. 7es Mass are. me-. s. 9eaFr
Lillisn B. Linkfield 2l3 . ST. NV. months
Elizabeth ColemaE. 2l7 Willow Tree al months
kennet Bailey 1918 18th ST. Nv, m0nth
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Elm Tree to he Saved.

The Commissioners have refused to
sanction the removal Of the large elm
tree. which stands in front of the new
office building under construction at
727 Fifteenth street They removed a
similar tree from in front Of the new
Hibbs Building. which adioins the prop
erty, and for this reason Alexander r.
Hcnsey wrote to the board requesting
the removal of the tree on the claim
that it was unsightly. acting for the
owners of the new building. the Swart-
.Zell, Rheem x Hensey Company.
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NnHN ordcrx.

CAPT. c. b. T. MOORE Commander E. A. AN
DERSON. Lieut. Commanders H. l. CONE and
r. c. BULAlER. Medical Inspectors G BID
DIE ard A. G.. II. RUSSELL Passed ASH
Surgeons ". y. Mcdonnell. p T. DESSEZ.
=. f. PORTER. and Z. A. VICKERY. com
missiOued.
Lieat. T. u. PARKER detached navy yard. Mare
Island 20 Buffalo
Lieut.. J. /. MORTON, detached Buffalo. 10 Office
fudge Advocate General. Navy Department
Midshirman ". B. DECKER. detached Prairie TO
Mississippi.
Asst Surgeon L. G. MACKENZIE. 10 Naval Hos
pital. New York
Asst Surgeon L. NJ SCHMIDT. to Naval Hospital.
Anapolis.
Acting Asst. Surgeon L c WHITESIDE. TO Naval
Hospital Newport
Capts. p NJ. RIXEY and D. c. McDOUGAT.
commissioned in Marine Corps.
Chief Gunner r. SMITH commissioned
Warrant Machinist J. WILSON. retired placed on
retired list,
Paymaster's Clerk F. ", POORE, appointed for
duty South Dakota
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4 Demonstration of
Sn0w Drift and WeSSon Cooking Oil

Is progress Pure Food Department Every dav from
II until o'clock from until o'clock dainty edbes made with
= these two mertorious preparations served
Both Snow Drift Weson Cooking Oil seed
n
s
easily dgested nonn
a perfect in res
Weson Cooking Oil is the substitute heavier d
suitable for all culinary cordially dtonsa
hoor
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

Lee Francis Lybarger, an Ohioan by
birth and education. now Of Philadelphia.
is TO lecture in Washington tomorrow
evening at the Y. NJ c. A. Assembly Hall
on The Referendum" Mr.. Lybarger is a
master OF literature and history on this
subject, and combines with his ability as
a teacher a literary finish.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

At Gorsueh n. E. Church, Four-and-
aHalf and / streets southwest. to-
morrow evening. a musical and literary
entertainment will be given under the
Auspices Of the Gorsuch Young Peoples
Social Circle.
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MOVEMENTS OF yEssELs-Tbs following mc
Taft 70 speak in CIereIana.

Secretary Taft will leave Washing
ton tonight for Cleveland. Ohio. where
he viii speak tomorrow at the Nc
Kinley Day banquet, given by the Tip
pecanoe Club. Of Cleveland. The sub
ject of his address has not been an
nounced- It IS expected to be devoted
to political matters. He viii return TO
Washington the latter part of the
week
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

First Lieut.. /. g. MILLER orders n Mare Island
Cal. revoked, report 10 c,mmaudant. navy yard
New York for duty with detachment marines
en- route 10 PHILIPPINES.
Second Lieut. X. r. ADAMS orders 20 Mare Isl.
and. Cal. revoked, report TO commaaiant navy
yard, League Island, Pa for duty with detach-
ment Of marines en- route 70 Philippines
First Lieut. /. @. MILLER. proceed from New
York TO San Francisco Cal. thence 10 Manila
in command Of a detachment Of marines.
First Lieut.. W. l. REDLES, orders TO Cuba re-
voked
Capt. L. 7. BEARSS, detached duty in Philip
pines. proceed San Francisco Cal. on trans
port leaving Manila February 10 1908
First Lieut.. T. ~ RIXEY, detached Marine Bar.
racks, navy yard. League Island Pa to Marine
Barracks and School Of Application Annapolis.
Nd.
First Leut. E. L. BIGLER detached Marine Bar.
racks and School Of Application. Annapolis. Nd
TO Marine Barracks, navy yard League Island.
Pa.
MOVEMENTS OF YESSELS-The following move.
meHrs Of vessels have been reported 20 the Bu-
raau Of Navigation:
Auiyed-Jsnfary 3, Buffalo at Sausalito
Ssied-Jauuav ., Leondas from Boston for
Portsmouth, y. H.; Paducah, from New OF
leans for Guantanamo; Buffalo. from Mare Isl
and for Sausalito
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Demonstration of the "Nugget" PoIiSheS

KAT are demonstrating Shoe Department third floor the
Wv Nugget Poish These PosteS for all feathers They
are tree from acid and all injurious ngredientsand they will
not rub off or soil the garments
You are invited to see the demonstration and have your shoes pol
Tenhs ST.
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Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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a home wedding was celebrated on
Wednesday evening, when Miss Alice
Gardner Richards. of Rockport, Mass,
and Mr.. Francis A. Reinohl Of this city.
We're married by Rev. J. A Price at the
residence Of MI w Parker Reinohl.
brother of the groom.
The bride entered the parlors with her
father, Fred G. Richards, to the strains
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WOmen'S NeW Tailored Suits
At a Very Special Price.

VATE have just received and placed sale purchase of
Wv Womens Tailored Suits at very decisive from
the usual price
We bought the cloths from manufacturer being the parts OF
pieces he had left in stock and had them made
attractive spngOI 1908 models They broadcohs both
medium and heavy weights in blue brown stripe effects
Jacket the and ghhng square cuaway style bound
with silk braid and lined with Skirt the popular uDaited
effect and perfect hanging These suits spenddy tailored and
the price which offer them represents exceptional value
Special Price, $I975 Each.
oor-sG ST
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Mrs. Joel Hillman has returned from
Atlantic City, and is stopping at the Oc-
cidental Mis-. Hillman will be at home
Fridays In February.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
were the guests in whose honor former
Representative and Mrs Joseph 3. Sibley
entertained at dinner last evening. In
vited to meet them were Justice and
Mrs. Brewer, Senator and Mrs Stephen
B. Elkins, Representative and Mrs. John
Dalzell, Representative and Mrs. J. Sloat
Fassett. Representative and Mrs Edward
B. YTeeland. MI. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Dowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ackert, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Busbey.
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sent out invitations for a dinner on Wed
nesday evening, February 19.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02

office for fear of being called a quack.
Roosevelt they report as Il great
sight and well worth the time and eX-
pense of anybody who chooses to pay
the place a visit. Like all other tray
elers they say it is surprising and can
hardly be appreciated by anybody who
has not been there. They We're partic-
ularly interested in the operations Of
the big cable that carries the immense
rocks from the quarry 300 feet above
to the dam. The workmen kindly Of
fered them a ride in the big cage or
whatever the receptacle is called that
carries the rocks and Messrs. Valen-
tine and Lightner accepted. Doc. did
not go. because he felt his services
would be needed in attending his
friends after they fell out and Martin
81, who has been broken up a time or
two and knows how it feels said he
preferred to wait until he had secured
more life insurance. Jake and Ed.
had plenty. but found no use for it.
though one of them came near dying
of heart disease and the other rolled
sixteen cigarettes during the trip on
the cable just to show that he wasn't
nervous.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02

Henry K. Shirk, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said J.
II. Langston, Administrator at the
office of Pinney and LangstOn, in the
Creighton Bldg, n. 1st Ave, City of
Phoenix, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate, in said County of Maricopa.
J. II. Langston,
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
K Shirk. deceased.
Dated this 25th day of August, 1908.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02

on July 81 Constable Phelps arrested
him on another warrant. Judge Aims
worth Immediately began habeas cor
pus proceedings again. returnablc- be-
fore Judge Doan in Tucson. there be-
ing no judge here at the time. That
night the constable took him to Tue
son where he was again released and
returning filed a suit for damages II
the sum Of $1,000 and costs of the ase.
BY stipulation the defendant was given
until September l to file his answer
and he was in a little ahead of time.
In the complaint Judge Ainsworth
alleges two causes of action one for
each arrest. tt first alleges two
hours imprisonment, without authority.
causing interference to his business,
great damage. etc. The second alleges
a malicious arrest. an effort to take
him TO court in Mesa and impris0n-
ment in Phoenix for three hours and
a half or until the train for Tucyon
where he secured relief II also al
leges twenty four hours detention in
that city.
In the answer the defendant demurs
to both causes of action and makes an
sWer to be available in the event the
dcmurrers are Overruled. The demur-
rers assert that there is not sufficient
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02

cause of action and ask that the COM
plants be dismissed and the costs as
sessed to the plaintiff
The answer admits the historical
facts recited above as to arrests, ha-
beas corpus proceedings etc. but de-
MES any malicious arrest, asserts that
the plaintiff was never restrained of
his liberty at any time. was given an
opportunity for bail and even to go on
his own recOgniZance, and that he was
not detained except as he asked that
the proceedings take that form to en-
able him to avail himself of habeas
corpus privileges. The answer also in
sists that the defendant acted with full
legal authority and could not have
done differently when the warrant was
placed in his hands for service; as he
was only carrying out the orders Of the
court. There is further denial that
Judge Ainsworth was put to any great
expense and an assertion that If any
body was put 10 expense it was the de-
PENDANT who had to serve as angel for
the Tucson excursion, or words to that
effect. The defendant asks judgment
for costs
1t is very strenuous litigation over
what was at first a very small matter.
but the Mesa authorities are fighting
to test and uphold torn down ordi-
nance and Judge Ainsworth is fighting
for what he believes to be legal prin-
ciples. Neither side seems to be de-
ficient in either courage or determine
ton
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
EVfNTFUL TRIP OF
PHOENIX TRAVELLERS
A Few Of the Incidents Encountered
In the Globe and Roosevelt Country.

The outing party consisting of c.
II Valentine, Ed. Lightner. r E.
Wilson and J. A c. Martinez returned
Sunday night from an eventful trip
to Globe, but il has taken two days
for them To recover from the nervous
prostration caused by the incidents of
the trip, sufficiently to give a lucid
account Of it.
They say Globe is a fine little city
and they would like to live there if the
people would only tear up the Jail,
which they found to be the only draw
back to the town. Their brief incar-
ceration was sufficient to convince
them that jail life in Globe is no poets
dream, but they were thankful that
they had money enough in their
clothes to settle with the kangaroo
court.
The trip was both pleasurable and
exciting all the way and the game be-
tween here and Roosevelt they report
as being plentiful. They were care
full however, not to say whether they
got any of it or not
An incident near Fish Creek station
gave Mr.. Wilson the degree of NJ. D.,
in much less time than it would take
to secure it of regularly constituted
college.
A Mexican was thrown from a horse
and kicked severely, making Il CHASTITY
wound in his head When he saw the
blood streaming and noted the extent
of his injury he assumed that he was
nearing the thresh hold of death and
began to call for a doctor, There was
none in the camp. but Mr.. Wilson re-
sponded to the cry of distress, taking
with him a shotgun cartridge which
held all the medicine there was in the
party, a quantity of bandages and a
good supply of nerve. With this
equipment he dressed the mans
wounds and gave him a dose of pills
and discharged him as on the high
road to recovery. The Mexican in his
gratitude directed him to present his
| bill to friends in Globe and it would
be paid whatever amount. Mr. Will
son was satisfied with having earned
the title of DOC" and did not present
his bill. Anyhow he figured that the
local NJ. DIS would need all the loose
money that could be gathered up in
those parts and he did not want to
make a charge until he opened an
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
PHELPS ANSWER TO
JUDGE G. F. AINSWORTH
A Recital of the Historical Facts In a
Locally Notable Case.

The filing of the answer of NJ. c.
Phelps in the suit for damages brought
against him in the district court by
Judge c. F. AinswOrth, revives inter
est in the case which for the general
reader is rather a humorous one
though the litigants are conducting it
with most melancholy seriousness.
Somewhere about the goth of July
Judge Ainsworth passed through Mesa
in an automobile, at a rate of speed
that the town authorities contended
was a violation of their ordinances
and an effort was made TO arrest him.
It was unsuccessful until July % when
NJ. c. Phelps a Mesa constable arrested
him in Phoenix on a farrant issued by
Justice Guthrie of Mesa Mr.. Aims
worth was released by habeas corpus
proceedings made returnable in Phoe
nix before Judge Doan, two hours
later.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02

to aWter right in Camp Creek Mg.
district
A. A. Montgomery to Moore & Nc
Clellan deed to E1-2 SW1-4 Sec. IA
Pm BE and other.
New Vulture Mining Co. to Vulture
Mines Co, deed to 10 claims in Vul-
ture district
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts Of the rec
ords Of the offices of the district clerk.
theprobate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Arizona
Abstract & Title Company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
RECORDER,s OFFICE

". NJ. Fickas, guardian, to c. P. &
II. 2. DeMund, deed to lip int. SELL
& ELI NEIL & SW1-4 NE1-4 Sec.
Is 3-N lie.
". L. Mckay to r. d. Dickson deed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
Sidewalk Conversation

Il can buy all the brains l want for
$40 a week"
well, here's $50. Buy yourself .
weeks supply.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Henry l. Shirk, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of