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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
QUIET IN TEHERAN
Shah's Cossacks Still Camped in Square After Bloody
 Fight.
CASUALTIES VERY LARGE
Five Hour Bombardment Reduces Parliament Buildings to
 Ruins.

Teheran, June 2S-After bloody fight which was waged around the par liament building today, the city was comparatively quiet tonight, although the Cossacks were camped in tho streets and squares. CoSsacks and soldiers early in the morning surround ed the parliament and demanded that a number of persona whose arrest the shah had ordered, be forthwith handed over to them Parliament refused to comply with this demand and shots were fired at the troops several of the soldiers heinz killed Orders were at once issued from military hcad1uart- CTS that the parliament buildings he bombarded. and the hombardment commenced soon after 10 o'clock. While this was in progress bombs were thrown from the parliament building and the Mosque adjoining. disabling ona of tllc guns and vounding the gum
 Eventually the halls of parliament were cleared, but not before many per- sons had been killed or wounded The bomhardment continued until three o'clock in the afternoon, when it sud denly ceased In the meantime the troops pillaged the clubs in that neigh borhood and numerous residences of in- duential members of parliament In which work they were aided by the populacc
 The number of casualties is un- known but it will be very large The
 parliament buildings are practically
 ruins The firing was confined tc Parliament square, other parts of the
 city being comparatively quiet. Large
 numbers of leading nationalists, in. l cluding priests and members of par.
 liamcnt, have been placed under ar.
 rest
 London, June 2i.-A suecial to tn, l Daily Mail from Tcheran saws that th'
 responsibility for the fighting lies witt parliament, which took advantage q
 maiesty's cossacks. the dispatch adds l suffered heavily, but the day ended II
 practical victory for the shah, Mucl l now depends on his wisdom in rostor
 ing order and bringing his coup deta 1 to a successful issue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24

speed for her five best runs was 25.a5 knots as compared with 251 bv the Chester The Salem was built for the United states government by the Fore
 River Shinbuilding Co, of Quincy,
 Mass., and is fitted with the American style of turbine engines, while the
 Chester has the English type of tur
 pines, and the Birmingham, . sister
 ship to these and which made a lower rate of speed than either in her official
 trials has rcciprocatlng engines
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
erta c. Dodge. a7 Boston, treasurer Edmund K. Arnold, 'as. Boston.
CRUISER A SPEEDSTER
salem Does a Mile at Rate of 20. .ss5
 Knots m Hour

Rockland, Maine, Juno 23. A new record for vessels of her class was es-
 tabished by the new scout cruiser Salem today, when she made a run over the measured mile course off this port at the rate of 26.ss6 knots an hour, In the course of her screw standardization tests. The best previous record was 26O7 knots, made by the salems sister ship. the chester. The Salem's average
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24

has become the popular summer resort for dancing parties. will he again the scene of gayety, as the members Of Yalc conclave, ITcptasophs, accom- panied by their ladies and friends, will gathere there to while away the even ing It Is anticipated that a large crowd will he in attendance. but there Is always room for one more on an oc- casion of this kind and every Hepta- soph or friend Of q Heptasoph will he assured of a royal welcome. Dancing will begin promptly at 9 and Professor
 Stanford will furnish the music.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
M0RGAN'S YACHT HERE
But FInanclcr VIII Not Reach New
 Haven Until This Morning.

]. Plerpont Morgan's magnificent steam yacht Corsalr is lying off Light house point, but the great financier is not aboard, He is expected to reach this city early to-day by train from New York, and doubtless. after the de- gree of II4. n. is conferred upon him by the university. will go aboard the yacht. leaving the city late In the day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
HERRMANNS P-ARST CA.FE-
 750-75s Chapel Street. MERCHANTS NooNDAY

'VGNSHpS1N 'V - tNSOtN IfNr 25c-LUNCH-25c. MENU FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 23.
 SOUP.
 Consomme Julienne
 Puree Parmentier
 FISH Boiled Rock Cod-Parsley Sauce
 ENTREE. Kidney Saute on Toast Chicken ,Fricasee a la Pabst
 BOASTS. Prime Sirloin of Beef
 VEGETABLES. Boiled Potatoes-New Beets
 DESSERT. Gelee Vim de Champagne
 Pear Whips Apple and Prune Pies Coffee and Tea. All our pies. buildings, pastries, etc. made by our own chef. Ladies' Caf, up stairs. Meals also served a la carte
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
CRITICAL BREAK
 WITH VENEZUELA
Last United States Diplomatic Representative Leaves Gas
 tro's Republic.
PUTS IT UP TO POWERS
Inability to Settle Our Grievances Without War the Reason for
 Seyerng Relations.

Washington, June 23,-The state department to-day received official notification of the departure of Jacob Sleeper secretary of American lega- ton at Caracas, Venezuela, Mr. seepers departure leaves the United States, without diplomatic represen- tative in that South American repub- lie. The affairs of the legation will be looked after by a representative of the Brazilian legation.
 For the past three years, since ques-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
CHICAGO HEAT KILLS ELEVEN

Chicago. June 23.-Eleven deaths duo to heat prostrations or allied causes were recorded in Chicago to-day. The Thermometer again climbed above the 20 mark, but late this afternoon a shift In the wind brought relief and it is believed that the torrid wave has been broken in this section.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24

Mother (solicltously)-- think, my child, that young man of yours is much too forward You must sit on him"
 Daughter-oh, I often do. mamma, and he seems to like it,-Roston Trau. serlpt
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Mrs. MARROW Shock is entertain.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Crockett,
of Mexico.
High Hill District.

The writer and quite a number
from this place attended the Au.
drain Baptist Association at Hope.
well last week.
Charlie Sellers. Oliver Sims,
N.Cox, the Flynt bOys. aud others,
ten in oil went TO the Sedalia Fair.
Mr.. Dunlap has sold his farm
Q2O acres) to Dug Siauifer at $4g
per acre.
Rev. Zher and wife, Mr.. Oyer
and wife aud Mr.. Berchie and wife
have gone to Kansas to attend the
Associa ton.
Ollie Sims has delivered so
barrels of old corn at Centralia,
getting 6Ss per blu.
John Edwards of South of Mex.
leo visited b. F. Pulls Saturday.
Mr.. Daily Is still impro wing,
has put mp a porch in front which
adds greatly to the appearance OF
his house.
Rev. w. d. Pulls supplied for
Rev. X. 4. MeQuie In MoutRom.
cry Co. Saturday and Sunday.
Lee Msyes lie building a smoke
house.
Elmer Shock is repairing his
house from the wear and tear of
mOViugi has put up new porch
ID front.
Joe Rediger is building a new
black smith shop.
Mrs. Lille Hodgeis on the sick
list.
John Rediger has been laid up
with rising on bis leg,
b. r. Pulls visited his son near
Sturgeon the past week.
Mr,and Mrs. Dunlap have return
ed from Illinois. They went 10
visit Mrs. Duulap's mother.
Meeting began at New Hope
Monday night. Rev. Burch is the
help.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Executrix's Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF Jerry
Shahan, late Of Audrain County,
deceased, have been granted the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court OF said Au-
drain.County, bearing date the 9TH day OF
Sept, 1905. All persons having claims
against said estate are required TO exhIb-
IL them to me. for allowance, within one
year after date Of said letters. or tue,
may be precluded from benefits OF said
estate; aud II such claims are not exhIb-
tied within two years from the time OF
the publication Of this notice, they will
be forever barred.
Mary Shahan, Executrix.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Eddie Johnston. who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Earnest Johnston Of near Santa
Fe, took the train here Tuesday
for Belize, British Honduras,
where he has an Office with his uu-
Gle, Robert Boatman. who imports
mahogany wood to the states. Ed.
die says that Belize is a flourishing
city of l3. 900 inhabitants, but most
of the people are negroes; the gu.
pertendent Of the public schools OF
the city is a negro. Mr.. Boatman
has furnishing business 10 Belize;
he thinks it a good place to make
money.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Champ.

Rev. H.I.Cobb filled his appoint.
ment at Bethel Sunday morning.
He is in a series of meetings at
Littleby Church, SO did not preach
for us Sunday night
The Dean Bros. are in Texas
prospecting.
X. A. Boyd sold his farm last
week. Price 5000.
j. H.Wilkins sold "a stock hogs
to Roy Wright aud Roy McCord
at $3.50.
Chas. Crockett aud wife aud
little daughter spent several days
last week with relatives in Gala
way.
Several from here went to town
last Tuesday to hear Taft. but fail.
ed to even see him.
Mrs. G.. w. Bailey returned to
her home in Mexico Saturday az.
ter a weeks visit with Mrs. vii.
kins here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Low one Way Commit Fares

To the West and Northwest via
the Wabash. On sale daily ept /.
LIST to Oct. 3lst. 1908. To Port
land. Ore. an Francisco, Sacra.
mento. San Diego and Los Angeles
Cali 1880. Also low rates to
many other points 10 Arizona, Cal.
itOrnia. Idaho. Montana. Mexico,
Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon,
Utah. Washington aud British
Columbia. For full particulars,
call or address.
/. n. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. 90.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Mexico Business College

Day aud night school of Music.
Complete courses in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, Typewriting. Orna-
mental Peumanship. Positions Sc.
cured. Send for free catalog.
Life. time Scholarship, $45. 90.
Phone 40. +. r. BURDEN.
OctS Pres.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

J, w. Weaver, who owns a fine
farm near Moline, expects to leave
soon on a visit to relatives in Ok.
lahoma, Texas aud New Mexico.
Will be gone some time but expect
to land back in old Audrain again.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Agent Wabash R. B.
Sunday Excursions Via the Chicago z
Alton r. Z.

Until further notice return tick.
cts will be sold each Sunday from
all stations to stations distant not
exceeding 100 miles. One and one
half fare with no rate less than
fifty cents. Limit to return only
on date OF sale.
e. f. Mathews,
Tiki Agt. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given that final settle
ment OF the estate OF II. Ernest Berrey,
deceased, will be made at the Nov. term
Of the Probate Court OF Audrain County,
State Of Missouri, TO be held at Mexico,
on the second Monday, 1908.
T. Z. Berrey, Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
China Dept.

Ed. Rowland, with the Cant and
Rowland grocery firm has accepted
a position as travelling salesman
for the Adam Roth Grocery Co. of
Louis. w. l.. Kent will take Mr..
Rowland's place in the store here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given that final settle
ment Of the estate OF j. w. Stuart, de-
ceased. will be made at the November
term OF the Probate Court OF Audrain
County, State OF Missouri, 70 be held at
Mexico on the second Monday, 1908.
John Byars, Executor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Dr.W F.Botts. late OF this city,
now has a position with the South
ern Pacific railroad in Old Mexico,
having charge of a hospital. He
gets a big round salary. paid in
gold. We congratulate him:
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Mrs. Mamie Reid Of this city
has been visiting her brother. DIR.
]. Q. Blain, Of WellsyilIe Mrs.
Reid win leave soon for California
where she W illspend the winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Miss Lucy Mcintyre entertained
at dinner Sunday Miss Hattie Owen
George Schatteger aud Charlie Me-
lntyre, ali of st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

John Howell of Kansas, who
married Miss Mary Goddard, on
his return last week from bust
ness trip in Illinois visited the
Misses Goddard on Bean Greek,
north of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Al. Miller of Muskegen, Mich.
who has been in Southwest Miss
ouri on business. is here en- a visit
TO his uncle, Il. g. s. Miller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Brooks Bradley of Kansas City
visited his aunt here, Mrs. w. s.
Haggard.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Is for the November Election

Judges at the election Nov. Ord:
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
Canada precinct No Hume
Long, Stanley Palmer, Chas
Sames. Geo Everhart, Grant Flick.
Ito and Herman Hartley.
Macedonia precinct No 23-Em.
nett Barnes. @. +. Littrell, Ben
Groves, Newton Burkey. +. Crank
aud John Ess.
Friendship precinct No l4-Jlm
Harris. G.. ID. Littrell, John Cor.
man, Harry Bartalma, Geo. Flick.
lin and ID. w. Hobert.
Buruham precinct No 2j-J.W.
Walker, A. NJ. German, Sam Kin
caid, J. G. Guengerich, Chester
Starr aud 4. l.. Stuarierman.
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Rowena precinct NJ lj-C. NJ
Berrey. RObt Peck, John II. Neill,
John Sharp. Chas Cauniel aud
BryOn Reed.
Major precinct No 2-Wm Gil
more, ID. X. S.ricklin, q. w.
Crosswhite, Hanson Squirting, Sid
Hartley and Doyle Miller.
Cant precinct No lO-Johu T.
Bestty, S. A Pulls, J.W. Owens,
Geo. Gildea aud Homer Robinson.
Burk precinct No 24-Jas. A.
Groves, John Sims. Parker Hulett,
Reid Burke, John Foddy and New
ton Davis.
Thompson precinct No lS-C.C.
Bledsoe, A.A. Sellers, RI. Davis.
Joe Considine, G.. NJ Meyer aud
J. E. Tiger.
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Mexico, LIST ward, precinct No 3
&C. w. Adams, Chas. Arnold
w. F. Atkinson, Ed. {. Gamble,
l.. N. Ketter and Z. b. Lyman.
Mexico, 2ud ward precinct No 20
ID. A. Murphy. VIM. Eller, Johu
Woods, Walter Squires. AT. An.
krom and VIM. Frazier.
Mexico, 3rd ward precinct No 10
james Sanford. {. a. Buckner,
l.. NJ. Jones, F l.. Crosby, CIV.
Pease and 5. NJ. Rice.
Mexico 4th ward precinct No 81
Ed Harrison, VIM Vivlou, John
Gregory, Geo.F. Clark, f. b.
Flemming and VIC. Gamble.
Moline precinct No l6-H.C.
Berry, Chas. Bloom. Frank Vein.
and. Mllt Householder, Otto Car.
penter. and ]. P. Cautborne.
Union precinct No 22-R l..
Mcclure, P.D. Riggs, B.F. James.
A.Pfitzer, Steve Allison. and West
Davault.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Laddonia precinct No I'D. c.
Hattou, j. w. Freeman, J. j
Alexander, F. NJ. Ackridge, Z. C.
Cook and George w. Stotler.
Besgles precinct No 4-John
Dalton. E. o. Snedeker, j. T. Du.
bray, II. Fegau, D. NJ. Price
aud Otto Erlieh.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
Rush Hill precinct No S-Stroth.
er'Underwood, Dan QuinIau, Il, d.
Uzeell, George IBaehr, Chas Mar.
tin and Jacob Shook.
Edwards precinct No l7-Hepry
Youngblood, Joe Adrain, Geo.
Fritch, J,R. Scott, VIM. Freyer
1uu w u' hennedy.
JOUTRE TOWNSHIP.
Martinsburg precinct No. TT
E. Mitchell, Glenn Ames. F. @.
Jacob Eugene Detienue, IA
Overbaugh aud Charles Moser.
Benton precinct No. Ill. o.
Coil Anon Harrison, Charles Har.
risen, CIV. Erisman, H. .Hoffses
and Fred Pretch.
CUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
Farber precinct No. l3-S. p.
Sutton, BrittOn Smith. w. O.
Hostetter, q. F. Schroll. William
Martin and j. A. Lea.
Black precinct No. 5-Jerry
Fields. Ut. Hall, Frank Ecker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Rev. II. E. Truck is conducting
a prOtracted meeting in Monroe
Comfy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Mrs. s. Trimble of Monterey,
Va. is visiting the Misses Bolts
OF this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
HOmeseekers Excursions Via the Wa.
bash.

To all points in Texas and Okla.
homa, also certain points in many
other States. On sale first and
third Tuesdays OF each month un.
til and including Dec. zoos. For
rates, limits etc., call or address
], N, Richards,
Agent Wabash R. 3.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Mrs. WIS. Fry and little grand
sou. George, of Kansas City visited
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Stumpf of
near Benton City one evening last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Circuit Court adjourned last Sat
turday till January 4,when a spec.
ial term will be held aud the case
of Rev. Cow from Lincoln county
will be taken up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Mrs. w. s. Fry of Kansas City
accompanied by her little grand
son, George, spent the past week
with her brother. T. j. Ecton, OF
near Benton City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

T. J. Null is suffering with a
case of blood poisoning on his
hand
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

j. w. Weaver visited relatives
in st. Louis last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15
Notion Dept.

bars Swifts pride soap .......... ... .......25c
inch stove pipe joint ......-..- .......... Zoe
Xxi zine oil cloth binding box . .......-.-
II doz. chdrens sample Toques 25c seller to
clean out ...-... ....... Zoe
l6 inch galvanized coal hod -. .- 25c
10 quart tin dish pan .. . .........-..... .... Zoe
Enameline stove backing box ....... &c
dOz. gingham skirts Soc seller for this sale 3Oc
II doz. women's wool hose samples of 2jc goods
w wa" Wv pc "'''''" lJc
Fire shovels 20 inches long. round handles, So
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Farber precinct No. l3-S. p.
Sutton, BrittOn Smith. w. O.
Hostetter, g, F. Schroll, William
Martin and j. A. Lea.
Black precinct No. 5-Jerry
Fields. Ut. Hall. Frank Ecker,
Hiram Herlinger. Lee Deaton, aud
j. J. Johnston.
Crow precinct No 6--M.M. Gooeh.
James Heatou. T. r. Hamlet.
George SAKE, FAINT Herlluger and
c. N. Ford.
Vandalia precinct No. o --W.S.
Waters. Will Daniel. John Max.
well, Will Stacey. He-ry Kahl
and r. II. Naupsmith.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-15

Colgntcs Talcum powder - cocoon. l5c
Colgates dental powder 2jc seller our price lSc
Clogates vaseline cold cream 25c seller our
Colgates face powder 2Jc seller our price l5c
Colgates glycerine soap cake ....... Sc
Coightes oatmeal soap cake" Sc
f. H. liquid stove polish can ...- Dc
Special % inch bleached table linen 25c per yd.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-03
MRS. PHlLLIPSON TO
 LEAVE FOR ENGLAND

Mrs. J. c. Phillipson will leave Globe this morning for New Orleans, from where she will sail for Liverpool, Eng land. Mrs. Phillipson's s husband, who was in the insurance and real estate business here for the last year, left Globe ten days ago. Phillipson left a swath in local business circles that couldn't be filled with less than $l0,- 900. He was last heard from in Los Angeles and his wife believes that he has left there for South Africa. Mrs. Phillipson has learned number of things concerning her husband s past since his departure, which she had nev. CT even suspected and she has decided to quit him and America for good. She has excellent family connections in England and she will return there. Mrs. Phillipson is a charming little woman who has made many friends since her coming to Globe and she takes with her the best wishes of all.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-03
TWO HELD FOR
 F|L|BUSTER|NG
Frisco Broker and Sailor Said to Have Sent Expedition
 to Salvador

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-Harry J. Hart, broker, and shipping agent, and N. w. Liberoth. mariner. were arrested today by the United States marshal for conspiracy in a filibuster. ing expedition in the steamer Empire in 1906 to Central America, for having violated the neutrality law in taking arms and military equipment to the in- surgents, who attempted to overthrow President Caberara of Guatemala They secured $2,000 bail each.
 Hart and Liberoth were recently in dicted by the federal grand jury ou four separate counts, and no sooner had Liberpth returned to the United States the marshals office and demanded to see the prisoner. When asked his name he told the deputy, who informed him that he was prisoner. Hart is ac- eused by the grand jury with having organized and fitted out the expedition in this port with Captain Liberoth, and sending out the little steamer in com mand of his associate.
 |, The Empire was bought by Hart on February l2, 1906. He and Liberoth arranged the details of the expedition to Central America. Hart had her taken ont in the bay, when he had 279 cases of arms and military equip ment put on board from the tug Daunt. less. He gave out the impression that the cases contained mining machinery The vessel sneaked out of port without clearance paers, and thereupon became an outlaw ship. The penalty. for this is fine of $500 and the penalty for violating the neutrality law is a fine of not less than $l,000, not over $10,- 900 and imprisonment for not more than two years.
 The cargo of rifles was taken to Central America and the steamer sold to the Salvadorean government.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mir and Mrs. !. H. Penn have re- turned from visit with relatives at Thatcher.
 A. o. Grace and Mrs. Grace left Sunday for Fl .Paso, where they win permanently locate.
 Fred Briggs, who is doing the brick work for the Miami Copper company, was a visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Parks left Sun day morning for their home at Clifton after a pleasant visit with relatives.
 A. II. Malone, editor of the Solomon vile Bulletin, is a visitor in- the city, being the guest of his brother Oscar.
 F. W. Staekpole, mining man from Harrington, Ariz., left yesterday for Roosevelt after spending day in Globe.
 w. o. Futile, the Rice merchant, re turned home Sunday morning after spending several daps here on business.
 D. II. Lillywhite, travelling represent ative for Bradstreets, left yesterday morning for Los Angeles after spend ing several days in the city.
 Prof. R. H. Forbes of the University of Tucson was a passenger on the Roosevelt stage yesterday, after spend ing a day in Globe.
 F. A. Woodward, general manager of the National Mining company, returned last evening from Safford, where he wis tied the eompany's Fumarole mine.
 Capt. George D. Christy, assistant United States attorney for Arizona, ar rived in the city from Phoenix Sunday night on official business He will re- turn home this morning.
 A. w. Crawford, Los Angeles cap italist, who is we'll known in Globe be cause of his frequent visits here during the last ten years, arrived in the city Sunday evening for visit with W. D. Fisk, with whom he is interested in mining business.
 w. H. Cummings, who has been sing ing at the Iris theater for the last six months, left yesterday morning for Fl Paso, where he will play in a musical
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-03
MINERS UNION
 ELECTS TONIGHT
Semi-AnnuaI Election of Of- ficerS Will Occur at Hall
 This Evening,

The regular semi.annual election of officers of Globe a4iners' union will occur this evening at Miners union hall and spirited contest is antiei- pated. Nominations were made by ref erendum two weeks ago and more than the ordinary interest is being taken in the election. It is expected that a large vote will be boiled. The following is the complete ticket which has been placed in nomination.:
 For president-W. F. Gallin, Wm. Kent.
 For vice president--Wm. Bendall John Mitchell.
 For recording secretary-H. R. Bar thels.
 For financial secretary-William Wills, P. J. Holohan.
 For treasurcr-Simon Kinsman, c. P Haven.
 For conductor-P. II. Brouilette, w. J. Webber.
 For warden-James Dunne, J. Pax ton.
 For finance committee, three to b. elected-H. Kempton, J. j. Sherwin, A E. Crawford, Paul Lundgard.
 For trustees, five to be eleeted-Jos ]. Murphy, Frank Policeman, Mike o 'Connor, D. E. Maben, Jas. R. Wat son.
 Special delcgate-Albert Wills, J. c lO'Connor, Frank Depolio.
 For delegates to the 18th annual con ven 'In, three to be elected--Paul Lund gard, Ed Duncan, Mike o'Connor, Et Crough, P. J. Holohan, H. R. Barthels Jos. J. Murphy, w. s. Grove, II. V Huey, H. Kempton, John Mitchell ana Albert Wills.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-03
Just For Today At Collins White House

The Globe Bank & Savings Co. pays per cent on term deposits, 6 to per cent on escrow deposits and wants es crow loans on real estate and frst-class securities. Real estate sold on term sales, part cash, per cent interest and small monthly rer cent on principal balance. Fire insurance placed in best companies.