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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-12-25
Dec. 1l.1s.25. Ian. Isle.

Dec. ll-Io-Z5, Jan. 1910.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF
Blue Earth--ss. District Court. Sixth
Judicial District.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
MADELIA, corporation plaintiff.
vs..
FRED A. HENDERSON. defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired To answer the complaint of tho
plaintiff herein. which said complaint
has been fled I'm the office of the Clerk
of the District Court I'm and for Blue
Earth county. Minnesota. and to serve
a copy OF your answer to said complaint
upon the subscriber at his office I'm the
Village OF MadeIia. in the County of
Watonwan and State of Minnesota.
within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service. and IL you fail to
answer the said complaint within The
time aforesaid the plaintiff will take
judgment against you In the sum of
Three Hundred Fifth and 00,ie0 dollars
together with interest thereon from and
after the LIST day OF October l90S. at
the rate OF ten per cent per anntisn
together With the costs and disburse-
ments OF this action.
]. Z. HAYCRAFT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Madela. MINI.
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Miss Kenyon of st. Paul, and Mr.
Hoyt of Muioe, Mich.

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Attorneys W, 4. Funk, EvaI
Hughes and G. j. Laurisch went to st
Paul today to argue the case of Azeils
If. Smith We. William A. Funk befor,
the supreme court.
]. A. Berquist went to Vesta yes
tefday to attend TO some business mat
tiers.
Adolph Sucker of Louisville was II
Mankato last evening.
F. o'Brien of Winona, assistant di
vision superintendent of the Chicagt
| & Northwestern road, was in the cit,
today.
| Attorney L. G. Argetsinger of Ma
pleton was in the city over night.
Cleon c. Headley OF Winnebago il
visiting Prof. L. w. Headley.
Henry j. Berg of New Ulm was il
THE city over night.
Mr.. Ward and wife left today fol
Long Beach, Cal.
i Samuel Salet and family left yes
terday for New York City, to remain
They came to Mankato six months, ag,
and Mr.. Salet opened ladies' tailor
ing establishment.
Gilbert Daley of Madison Lake spen
last night in the city.
| r. II. Kettlewell and familyof Win
dom were in Mankato today.
Miss Leader, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for several days
will leave tonight for Sioux City, Iowa
her home.
II. l.. Brown of ST. James was il
! the city Monday evening.
Miss Mayme Schippel has returned
| from Minneapolis to spend Christmas a
home, and will return Sunday. She i
ATTENDING the Northwestern Conserya
tory of Music.
Mayor Andrews was in Minneapolis
yesterday, attending a meeting of tn
State Automobile association.
/ Master Albert ReinHeisch, who recent
~ underwent an operation for appendi
citis in local hospital, ha sreturne,
to his home at Minnesota Lake, ant
is reported as improving rapidly.
I Marie Thorson was passenger t
Rapidan today.
Mrs. f. w. Martin and boy returne,
last night from visit to Wells, an,
VIII Oe JoiHeu tHIs evening Dy MI
Martin, who will arrive from For
Madison, Iowa.
Miss Isabel ID. Francis, domestic sci
ence teacher at the high school, lief
this afternoon for Chicago, whenc
she will 20 to her home for the holi
day vacation.
DIR. j. L. Macbeth of st. Clair wa
in Mankato yesterday afternoon.
James Mountain of Good Thunde
was in the city today.
| H. c. Hotaling was down from Ma
pleton last evening.
Gilbert Guttersen was in the cit,
last evening while on his way HON
/! from trip to South Dakota.
A. b. Davis of st. Paul spent TIL
] afternoon in Mankato while on hi
| way to GAINESVILLE to visit relatives.
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will remain to attend the funeral of
the late Dennis Hodapp, who was Mrs.
Steinman's father
Miss Margaret Miller of Saaborn
visited in the city today.
Misses Bertha Wingstrand and Esther
Olson of st. Peter were visitors in
Mankato yesterday and today.
George Witter has arrived from Al.
berta, Canada. for visit with his
friends. He win spend two or three
days In Mankato, and the remainder
OF his vacation in Minneapolis. He is
looking well, and likes his northern
home.
Robert Burgess, son of II. G.
Burgess, formerly of Mankato, is a
member of the a knight for Day.
company which appeared at the theatre
last evening. Mr.. Burgess is ut the
head of the chorus.
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social and Personal

be secured, and James II. Giiers0n, l..
IL. Wood and j. j. Flachsenhar were
appointed committee of arrangements.
The affair will probably be one of the
winters social events.
Entertained Priscilla Club.
Alderman ard Mrs. George Atchison
entertained the members of the Priscil-
la club and their husbands with a
sleigh ride and oyster supper last even.
ing. About twenty participated, and
were driven about the city in one big,
four horse sleigh. At about ten o'clock
the sleigh drew up in front of the
Atchison home, and the party were
hidden to enter and partake of an oy-
ster supper. 1t is needless to say that
lall enjoyed the evening greatly.
I. i. -
VIII Give Dance.
The Electrical Workers will give a
dance Christmas night at the A. 0. Y,
| W. hall. Music will be furnished by
Lapm's orchestra.
Alderman Gary left today for Wa.
tertown, S. ID.
+. c. Conklin and J. NJ. Fenny OF
Winnebago were in Mankato today.
+. T.. Ulrieh of Good Thunder was
in Mankato today.
c. II. Draper of Wells was in the
city last evening.
J Albert Hauser of Sleepy Eye was
in 1the city yesterday afternoon.
r. NJ. Heskett of Wausau, Wis.
representing the. Knox Engineering
company of Chicago, is in the city fol
a few days. He is closing up with thu
street railway company.
Robert Williams; who has POSI-.
ton on the Great Northern road in
Montana, is in the city to spend the
holidays.
Allan McDougal and wife of Chi.
cago spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city as the guests of the formers
brother in law, Desk Sergeant Alex Nc.
Donald and family.
t. c. Edwards is in the city for
the Christmas season.
President C. ii. Cooper and J. C
Wise are attending meeting of the
state normal board ut st. Paul.
Mr.. Crowley, a cigar manufacturer
lof st. James, and his brother In law
Floyd Hall, were over from st. James
last evening. Mr.. Hall has been in
Alaska for year past, and is visit
| ing his daughter at ST. James. He is
a brother of Dora Hall Young of this
city.
Professor >Coate Went to Amboy al
1880 this morning to act as one OF
the judges for the debate between the
Amboy and Blue Earth high schools
The winner will debate with the Man
kato high.
J. C. Fitzloif was in from st. CLAN
today.
Miss Margaret Gable of Marquette
Midi, who holds the position of critic
tea cher in the normal school there
arrived Yesterday to spend the Christ
mas holiday at her home.
| MisS Caroline Sundt returned yes
terday \afternoon to spend the holi
days at Nome. She is teacher in the
|pubic schools of Minneapolis.
Julius Reinsburg of Madison LAX,
lpaid his Mankato friends a visit to
day.
James Mclaughlin of Mapleton dinet
lin Mankato TODAY
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Youth shows but half"
Vocal Solo. -. Mr., Harry Noonan 10
Various Aspects of the World. $3.50
Mr.. RoIlo f. Hunt '05
"All the worlds stage, and all the
the men and women merely players.
New officers were elected at the bust
ness meeting late in the afternoon.
The following were those present:
Professor Fred b. Hill, Northfield
AIR. Fish, Owatonna; Miss Copper and
Miss Ehresman. Blue Earth; Miss
Weeks, Northheld; Mrs. Kennedy, st.
Peter; l.. \. Headley, Leroy; Miss
Ingraham Owatonna; Miss BUSHNELL
Mr.. Noonan, Blue Earth; Miss Wood.
ard. Fairmont; Miss Dredge and Miss
|Gilclrist, Lake Crystal; Mr.. Howard
Mr.. Gordon, Miss Gress, Mortified
Miss Perrin, Benton Hughes, Mrs
Dodds. John Doddss Mr.. and Mrs. Peil
Miss Lillian Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hughes, Rev. and Mrs. +. l.
Heermance, b. +. Woodland, Miss Me,
Carthy, L. S. Headley, Mankato.
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L. Jacobs and wife have gone to
Hamilton. Ohio. where they will re.
MAUI uuFiup tue HoliudsS-
Miss Laura Gransec of Brownsdale
and Miss Estella +. Lust of Olivia are
visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs
j. d. Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ponmerenke and
son of Dundurn, Sask, Canada. arrived
in Good Thunder today and will spend
the holidays visiting relatives and old
friends.
Adrian Democrat: j. +. Goltra went
to Mankato yesterday to look over a
store room there and have it prepared
to receive what is left of the stock
of the Big Store after the sale closes
here, Dec. "a.
County Attorney w. A. Plymat spent
yesterday in St. Paul OH business.
J. a. AIelone of Rochester dined in
the city yesterday.
l.. II. Johnson. the Minneapolis bridge
man, returned to his home today. He
has the contract for the second bridge
across the river.
/. II, Sickle ofyWells was visitor in
the city today.
p. \. Retrm of Lafayette was in
the city today.
Carl Becker and e. Blackman OF
Windom were arrivals in The city this
morning.
Miss Bernicc Morrow spent the day
visiting in st. Paul.
Mrs. Lizzie Kate spent yesterday
visiting her sister at Aladelia.
ID. l.. Bigham of Redwood Falls spent
last night and this forenoon in the city
on bis way to the Pacific coast for a
months pleasure trip.
President c. Ii. Cooper and DIR. j. 4.
Hancock went to Harrington yester-
day afternoon to act as judges in a
joint debate between the teams repre-
senting the Pennington and laSueur
Center high schools.
Miss Lillian Hughes is home from
Northfield to spend the holidays.
Miss Emma Durkee returned last
night from st. Paul TO spend the holi-
days with her mother and sister.
John r. Jones OF Butternnt Valley
was in Mankato today.
DR.. f. I. Halves returned yesterday
afternoon from Mile Laos. where he
has been for some little time, looking
after his land interests.
Miss Kathleen Hart returned yester-
day from the state university to spend
the holiday vacation at home
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South Branch
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Mrs. Reiiier Lemier. who was oper.
ated Oh at Alankato for Gall stones
has returned home. She is quite well
at this writing.
Miss Emma sieg visited with Lu-
verne friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Behrsns and daughter Alsiaa
were in iAiyerne on business tile 10Th
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We sell guns and trars cheap and
hny Ists aud hI.lrs Write for cata.
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WEAK aaa RECEIPT FREE

Any man who suffers with nervous debit
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-12-25

It's worth while asking for Hickory
brand Ruhlers and Orershoes. They
are long weaFiuE always giving snii--
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From Wednesdays Daily.
Birthday Party.


Miss Ida Wirsing was very pleasant
lily surprised by party of her young
friends who gathered at her home in
Limetown last Sunday, it being her
fourteenth birthday. The afternoon
was spent i'll playing games. Delicious
refreshments were served. Miss Ida was
presented with a number of gifts
and delightful time was had by all
Religious Ceremony.
The residence of Rabbi Wolf, on
North Fourth street, was the scene
of a pleasant religious ceremony and
social event Sunday. In the presence
of large gathering, the rite of cir
cnmcision was performed upon the
six weeks old son of Rev. and Mrs
Wolf. Owing to the child having
one arm paralyzed from birth, the
ceremony was delayed until it was
thought that it was strong enough
After the services, refreshments were
served, and pleasant social time en-
ioyed.
Gehrig Swanson Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Geh.
rig pf st. Paul to Fred B. Swanson
Iof this city was solemnized at the ca.
thedral in st. Paul at seven o'clock
this morning, Rev. Father LAWYER of
ficiating. The couple were attended by
Miss Bertha Gehfig and George Haul
ser, both of st. Paul. None of the rela-
tives from this city were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson left today for
a wedding trip to Rapid City and Dead
wood, S. d.. and in about two weeks
will return to Alankato, where they
will make their home Mr. Swanson is
Al son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Swanson,
and has u position with the Omaha rail-
way company. and both lie and his
bride have many friends who will ex.
tend their best wishes.
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Leap-Year Dance.
Invitations have been issued for a
leap-year dance to be given Wednesday
evening, Dec. 80, at Schiller hall
Twelve young ladies' are giving the
dance. They are: Lucille Bfandenburg
Mary Janda, Eleanor johnson, Alma
Under, Laura LuIsdorf, Cora Under,
Florence Macbeth, Mildred Merchant,
Edith Richards. Marion standish, Mel.
lie Widell and Eleanor Wood. Ninety
invitations have been issued to as
many young ladies' who will in turn
invite their gentlemen friends.
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Welded in Winona.
Winona Independent: Last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
auder Dog, Ais West broadway oc-
CURED the marriage of their daughter,
Minnie, to Donald Seth Hupp OF Du-
luth.
The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Edward Bornecamp and the con.
pie was attended by Mrs. Bfelsford
sister of the bride. as matron of hon.
Or, aud C. L, Brelsford, as best man.
The decorations were appropriate
to the season, snilax, holly and poin-
setta's being used very effectively.
The guests from otsf out the city
we're Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Hupp. Mr.
Dlaf Johnson and Tom Edwards OIL
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Spnh
Ter Of Belle plaine, Iowa, Mr. anil
s1Es. c. E. Hrelsfard AT Tlaissstf afsnh /
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-12-25
From TUESDAYS Daily
Elks' New Year Party

The Elks. held special meeting last
evening to consider the matter of riy-
ing New Years party. II Was de.
eided to give party on the tirst
evening after Jan. ] that the hall ca
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From thursdays Daily.
Choir Remembers Leader.

The Chorus choir of the Belgrade
Avenue church was nicely entertained
at, the home of Mrs Neitge Tuesday
evening. After the practice hour, j..
j. koehn was presented with a pair
of solid gold cuff buttons, gift from
the choir, token in appreciation OF
what he has done for the organiza4
ton. Then followed refreshments, and
Mr. koehn entertained the company
with guitar and other instrumental
selections.
Were Married Quietly.
Mr.. Fred Z. Cayler of Stafford, Ia,
and Miss Agnes n. Rheinart of Am
boy We're married yesterday at the
Methodist parsonage. Rev. Peter Clare
was the officiating clergyman. The
couple will reside on u farm near Am
boy.
Shook Kulstad Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Shook and
August Kulstad will occur this even.
ing.
Granted License to Wed.
MIR. Fred B. Swanson and Miss Mar.
garet Gehrig were granted a marriage
license in st. Paul yesterday. Mr..
Swanson is well known young man of
this city.
William Buchholz, ii. f. Adams and
HA A. Johnston of Morgan are in the
city as witnesses in case that is
coming next in the district court.
Alfred Carlson and niece, Lenore
Carlson of Minneapolis, are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
r. Carlson.
Chauncey H. Austin, former shoe
merchant of this city, now residing
ut San Diego. Cal, is seriously i'll with
typhoid pneumonia, according TO word
received by his son in this city. He
has been sick for two or three weeks,
and is being treated by DR.. |. ID. Web
ster, also. formerly of this city. His
age, which is seventy-six years, is
against him. \ postal card received
today says that he Is failing and is
not expected to live
Mrs. William Jones was called to
Mapleton yesterday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
c. II. Cooper of Wells was in the
city yesterday afternoon
John b. Meagher of st. Paul was in
Mankato today attending to business
matters.
E. r. BEEN of Red Wing. division
passenger agent OF the Great Wes.
tern road, was In the city over night.
w. r.. Werrug and FL. Ulieslow of
Morgan were in the city over night.
c. \. Wright of Albert Lea was in
the city today.
Mrs. Thomas o. Jones and niece,
Miss Ruth Hannah Jones, left this
afternoon for San Diego, Cal. to spend
the winter In inilder climate.
A. A. Dunbaek of Mapleton left
Mankato last night for Los Angeles
Cal.
Frank n Ware Of Winnebago was i'd
the city over night.
Misses schram and F.. Bennett Of
Good Thunder was Mankato visitors
yesterday and today
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick OF Mays
burg were in the city yesterday.
Misses Mabel Shaifer of Eagle Lake
Crystal Lewis Of Kasota, and Evelyn
Dickson OF Mankato Junction were
guests IN the city over night.
George s. Hage of Madslia WAS in
Aiaiikato last evening.
DR.. q. A. lloyd of Redwood Falls was
he guest Of III. C. j. IIalman last
evening
Mr. And Mss Atsuxs4f &ka;ssu.an g..
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The sixth annual banquet of the
southern Minnesota Carleton club took
place at Schiller hall in this citv this
AFTERNOON. commencing at one o'clock,
and lasting about all the afternoon.
About forty graduates and former
students of Carleton college were pres.
ent. and partook of an elegant banquet
served by the guild of st. Johns Epis
copai church.
The tables were arranged in the
foim of a cross. and streamers ran
from the chandeliers to the corners of
the cross, with roses in the center and
holly. The effect was very pretty. The
following was the menu.
Creamed Chicken
Buttsfed Rolls
Cranberry Jelly Pickles
Olives WATERS
Assorted cake
Coffee
MINIS
After the close of the banquet, the
following program of toasts was carried
out, President L. s. Headley acting as
toastinaster:
The New Carleton. Mr.. Fred b. Hit 100
Forward, forward, let us range
Let the great world spin forever
Down the ringing grooves of CHANGE
Piano Solo Miss Ruth Buswell '0s
Loyalty MFa, w. j. Pell 'g5
'sWherc'er / 20 whatever lands to see
lily heart lintrasclled. fondly turns to
shee.v
fssavtns fJla Wanss parf.
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Were Married Quietly.

Mr.. Fred Z. Cayler of Stafford, la.
and Miss Agnes n. Rheinart of Am,
boy We're married yesterday at the
Methodist parsonage. Rev. Peter Glare
was the officiating clergyman. The
couple will reside on farm near Am.
boy.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
National Railways of Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, July BE. N.
Brown was named president of the
National Railways of Mexico, and
D. P. Bennett vice president, at
recent meeting Of the executive
merger board. These selections are
permanent, and will continue after
the selection of the permanent
board Of directors by the stock
holders of the newly organized
company.
The election of the board will be
held in this city within a short
time probably during the present
month. Mr.. Bennett continues in
his present position of vice presi-
dent of the old National lines, with
Offices at New York.
By degrees the duties of the office
to which Mr.. Brown has just been
named will assume greater proper
tons as the actual management Of
the old lines is taken over by the
new company. For the next few
months, however, the National
railways company will be hold
Ing company, rather than an ope-
rating one. For the present, prob
ably for a year or longer, the ope-
ration of the Mexican Central and
the Nationallines WILDE continued
separately. Their actual conslida-
ton will be q matter of much time
and labor, and until. every detail
OF the management Of all the lines
which make up the two old sys-
TENS can be advantageodsly con-
Quoted from one headquarters
things will remain ostensibly sep.
arated.
President Brown of the National
railways will remain as president
OF the National lines, while Presi
oent FELTON, will continue in his
once and duties as president of the
Mexican Central railway.
There are many legal and cleri
cal details, including the printing
approval and registration of thu
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

securities Of the new company and
their exchange for the securities Of
the old companies, TO be disposed
OF before the merger business can
proceed far AT his headquarters
in New York, Vice President Ben.
nett, OF the new company, will SUI
per!ntend the transfer of securi-
ties. His selection as vice presi-
dent at this time is largely with
this duty in view.
No other officers of the new COM
pany have been elected, and prob
ably none beyond the directors will
be named Tor number of months,
until the affairs of the National
railways company cease to be those
OF a purely holding company and
the actual operation of the merged
lines is assumed.
In the meantime the work of re-
ducing the affairs of the two sys-
TENS to a basis on which they can
actually be operated under a sin
gle management will proceed by
degrees, as it already has done
since the merger was assured. II
has been assured that no sweeping
changes will be made, and although
already the traffic departments
have largely been reorganized the
the changes have been made with
out apparent friction or disturb
ance of the machinery of either or
ganization.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
School Fund for loo7-s.

Territorial Treasurer Il. Il. Kirk
lands annual report contains one
item that will be of special interest
10 those interested in the public
schools, and that means the major
mart of the population. 1t shows
That there was received from all
sources for school purposes, during
the year beginning July /, 1907,
and ending June 80, 1908, $67,-
95522. 1t is also shown that there
was expended for school purposes
during the same time, $40, 245 30.
That at first glance looks like
GOOD Job of spreading the money
around, but the treasurer says the
reason they were able to make it
reach so far was that they had a
little balance on hand to begin
with
OF the amount collected, $16,-
1926 was from the rental Of school
lands by the board of supervisors
of the various counties, as follows:
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08
In the District Court

OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Territory
OF Arizona. in and for Santa Cruz County,
d. C. 0'NEILL and j. n. NANNEY, Plaintiffs VS..
THE ARIZONA COMMERCIAL COMPANY, a Cor
poration and GEORGE b MARSH, Defendants.
Action brought IN the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz,
and the complaint filed in said'County OF Santa
Cruz, in the office of the Clerk of said District
Court
In THE NAME OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
to The Arizona Commercial Company, Cor
poration and George b. Marsh, defendants,
GREETING:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to
appear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiffs in the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for Santa Cruz
County, and answer tie Complaint therein filed
with the Clerk of this said Court, at Nogales
in said County, within twenty days after the
service upon you OF this Summons, If served in
this said County, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclusive OF the day of service, OF
Judgment by default will be taken against you
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District
Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of
Santa Cruz, this sixteenth day of July, 1908
(SEAL) ALLEN I. BIRD
August l-22. Clerk OF said District Court
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-08

Santa Cruz lis the only county
that returned nothing from this
source.
The remainder, $5l ,272.26 was
from county taxes and the tax on
the premiums collected in Arizona
by the various insurance com.
panies.