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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18

Five minutes later they returned in
company. Goodacre was switching
his came viciously, Turpie's clinched
fists bulsed through his truuse re-
pockets
Then you won't stick by your az
reement like a man. Z" demanded Tur-
pie. as they reached the gate.
Il was willing to" retorted Good
acre. 1t was you who weakened.
Horses and the beet two out Of three
was understood
"Oh. was it? think first flop was
understood and you would havs I'M
derstood 1t that way IL you had won.
always had my opinion Of yon.
Goodacre. and 1t wasn't the beat In
the world. but thought you had
some decency"
Goodacre rang the bell without re-
plying. A maid came TO the door.
WIN you take my card TO Miss
Blake, pleaseg" asked Goodacre
And mine" said Turpie. Il believe
she Is expecting me"
The maid took the cards and look
cd At them doubtfuily. ~ am sorry \
she said. but Miss Blake left for
Keokuk this morning and we don't
expect her back for two. or three
weeks. Chicago News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18

tV@luOuCc IiUiA lir6 hOtth NO uuocIf"
ed Goodacre bearing down on It from
the south. The two met at the gate.
There they stopped.
Hello. Goodacre!" said Turpie. Il
didn't expect to meet you here
An unexpected pleasure. eh?" re-
turned Goodacre. "Weli. didn't ex-
pect to meet you. ii it comes to
that"
Il don't know about the pleasure To
be perfectly frank. You will allow me
to compliment you on your get-up.
however,"
Don't mention It," said G0odacrs.
You embarrass me--positively."
Tall hat" remarked Turpie. 70.
fiectively. Lilies OF the valley =
supernuously suggestive Of Solomon
in all his glory. Sunday overcoat and
stick. Whew."
I'm very sorry you don't like en-
said Goodacre. ut grieves me to the
soul. Still, when | make an afternoon
call feel that | owe the person I'm
calling ON the respect OF appropriate
dress having that appropriate dress. 7
III cared to brag | might say
that ! also own silk hat and a
stick. likewise frock coat But
when | happen to be passing house
where I'm quite intimate one Of
the family almost - | don't consider
II necessary to go home and make q
tailor's dummy Of myself before !
call
4 didn't know you were SO particu-
larly intimate here. I've never motto
ed you around. as often as I've call.
ed"
y don't sit on the doorstep. you
see; I'm generally inside the house. 7
said Turpie, sweetly.
Are you going to sit on the door
step now?" asked Goodacre.
No. I'm going in"
50 am H.
why don't you go them" asked
Turpie.
II was waiting until you said
goodby don't want to leave yol
abruptly"
You can't leave too abruptly t.
suit me"
They glared at each other for ;
moment. Then Turpie laughed
See here, Goodacre," he said, why
don't you act like gentleman ant
chase Yourself? was here frst.." 4"
II beg your pardon | was at leas
two yards ahead OF you"
In this case you ought to go FIRST
I've always understood that to be tht
custom In polite society"
Some one who moves in polite so
ciety has misinformed you then sale
Goodacre. They're been taking ad.
vantage Of your ignorance,
DO you want to 20 In with me?'
I'm rather particular about my
company, to tell you the truth.
shall be out in an hour. You might
call around in about that time.
You know that IL | let you go In
with me you would just be In Lbs
way"
OF course, you wouldn't enjoy the
call with me around"
I'm not thinking OF my own enjoy
ment. am thinking OF Miss Blake
l am unwilling TO have her bored
Then you are going TO take your.
self OFF,"
Not at all I'm going to max.
my call. See here. Will you match
pennies with me? Os walk down tt
the corner and I'll shake dice with you
to see who goes In first.
Well said Goodscrr. after 4 nom.
ent's hesitation. IN do that. ''s'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18

Good Schooling Net harmful.
After long study Of school chill.
dren In London. the Medical Record
says, DR.. Hartman nnds nothing to
show that good schooling hurts chill.
dren's eyes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18
Quite So.

Quite So.
what Is a garage asked the "
norant one.
"A cinch.' answered the one who
knew.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18
Lead In Deep-sea Measuring q.

Great Britain and America do more
eep-sea measuring than all the other
atoms put together.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18
MOBILE L { ONO N !! RI
Corrected to Nov. list. 1903.
Time Of Trains at Cairo
Northbound

No. 2 Express, Daily " .....2:1o pm.
No. Express. Daily ". ....l:s am.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE following
7ar loads represent the days move,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-18
Not Well Put.

'Fae giant bees Of India build honey
on,bs AS hi II as Is feet.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-09-16
Activity in Dome Placer Fields

A. L. Rose returned Thursday
morning from trip to his placer
claims above ella City. Although
NO development work has yet
been done on these holdings, Mr.
Rose has implicit faith in their
richness and is making plans at
the present time to open opera
tions on a small scale. The
ella River Gold Dredging Com
pany has force of men at work
on its property O mile or two
down the river from Dome. The
company haz a large lot of ma
chinery on the ground and and
is at the present time preparing
to make a test hole. The lead
of the old placer fields, worked
nearly hundred years ago by
the Indians, is believed to run
through the present holdings Of
she Gold Dredging Company.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-09-16
County BUYS Poor Farm

The site Of Yuma county's
ipoor farm is at length deterrin-
ed. At the session Saturday
morning the board Of supervis
ors purchased the 40 acres of
land offered by T. A. Jordan, one
of the five parties submitting
prices upon tracts for the pur-
pose. The land purchased is To-
Gated about three miles from the
town limits, being the soHthw
quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section 5, township 8, south,
range . west. Fhe price paid
was 81, $50, 81, SEQ to- be paid
down, the remainder to be set
tied in December. The hate own
er is to- pay the ta8es for 1903,
also all ineam branees, and is to-
provide an abstract and var
ranty deed without cost to the
county. Suitable buildings for
the housing of the coHnty's indi-
gents WIFI be erected as soon as
practTcabf and the farm will be
put under cultivation in an en-
deavor to make it selfsupport
i,oor
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Misleading Report
Of County Examiner
Yuma, Arizona, September 16, 1909.
TO THE PUBLIC:


board ander date of August
90 published the Yuma Examiner of August 30 the County
absolutely and misleading report
respects the order the Board OF Trustees the
Donald Mcintyre and n H.
Mcclure The FIRST referred TO not for has
taking of the Board Trustees
said Board of Trustees fe with the County
which order is the authority for che Rpernend
issuing said bat for the Of 81 in av0r
F. Allen ORDER of three
steel school house furnished said district during
school the Items Endorsed thereon The
properly Endorsed the back of the order according
said blank being by the Terri
tory. This is in full accordance with the school laws
As regards the favor of Donald Mcintyre and
A. H. Mcclure the of and S1744 being
total 5e taking the original order from the Board of
Trustees the Coanty Superntenden Office which
undoubtedly the inspection by the County Examiner and
he doubtless made thorough inspection of all records, the
will the report Said order given in full
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If the County Examiner had gone this matter in sys
sematc he would have found that the ORDER
Board Of Trustees file with the County
order the authority for said Superintendent issuing
he would have found the order be favor A.
For Machinery and Electrical Co. CONTRACT The people of
Yuma are we'll aware of the fact that that time school
building nearing completion, and this Machinery
trca Company the firm which had the
of Trustees to install the heating and venang
building fHnd doubtless had remaining but S557
sons by the County Superintendent dividing the
drawlng the S144 from the school fund.- The order
y drawn and since the Machinery had no
direct representative here and DESTROYS
doe teh contract the Board directed that the bill paid
She warrant drawn in favor of A e. Mcclure
cry and Electrical Company and A. H. Mcclure Immediately
aorsed Donald Mcintyre Board who
seeBre the warrants cash. purchased at the First
Eaona Bank IN tas city and RENTED the the Machinery
and Electrical Company in Los Angeles systematic examina
non OF the orders sic with the County School Superintendent
woSa have convinced @ County Examiner that Donald Mcintyre
and Mcclure bad set been delvng into the moneys belong
mig 10 Sehoof strlcS = that all these orders
paid out n lawful Board to firms and
individuals having lawful contracts for said items
The above orders bad been property examined Territorial
Examiner Foster who acknowledged competent
had been approved By him hSyng been regularly
The the Supervisors dated july l. 1909
and signed by j. H. Shaassey Chairman, J. Polhamus
Clerk that It appearing that H an expert ac
counan he hereby appointed at salary
to examine the books and the and
1909 to the Both day of june 1909 The taxpayers were
posed be paying Expert Accountant p the sum of
$40 per day to examine the records from January l.
1909 to June 80 1909 but they paying
him to delye back months authorized bv
the Board of Supervisors faw" in certain
transactions and he found what he looking not
expert as to find the ashory upon which had
been drawn had been esned Examiner Foster
and found by hlm to be correct and compliance with
saws DONALD MCINTYRE
A. H. MCCLURE.
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c. H. Crane who Has been an as
sistant in the train Sispatcher's Of
flee in Yuma for some time past, anG
who is one OF the most popular yeFtr. s
men in town, received a deserves pEU
motion yesterday Wren he was pro
NOTED 70 the office OF agent at Ben
son, made vacant through The death
Of Carl Blk Who has been Bov many
years the head of the offTc; ar tlr;:t
place. Mr.. Crane will leave for biz;
new post on Thursday. White reioic
ing in lis advancement, his many
friends in Yuma regret his leaving.
Three Mohawk visitors were regis
tered at the Gandolfo on Wednesday,
These were Mike Sheridan, r. G..
Lawrence and Chas Norton, the lat
ter u Son of the Senator from Yuma
county. All are bound for CaIttol MIA.
Messr5 lawrence and Sheridan nn a
Pleasure trip and young Norton to
enter st. Vfncent's college, whei, III,
will Lc a student this coming year.
VIM. hodges, of Palo verdi ED
est brCf aer of the Hodges .an:iy Of
this CitI is in town, seriously ILL at
the G&IdC Ito hotel, where IL is under
the care of DR.. Henri Ap join. !lr.
Hodges Illness is due to Z con1lica-
ton OF disorders, induced by over
work and the heat Of the past month
Born to the wife of Pro- A. IL Nc
Clure, Wednesday, September u. an
eight-pound boy. The happy event is
co-incident with the birthday OF the
head of the family, MIR. McCiur4s goth
anniversary occurring on the 18th.
Mrs. Frank Hodges and family and
Miss Oriola Noriega, who haze been
located in Los Angeles since the first
OF June, came in on Wednesday eve
ning's train from the west.
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riarried

Joseph Ruby, of the firm of
Frazinelli & Ruby, the Main
street fruiterers, and Miss Au-
gusta Frazinelli, sister Of the
head of the firm, were united in
marriage on Saturday afternoon
Last by Judge J. G. Jones. Both
have been'residents of Yuma for
the past year and have many
friends.
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Pen Almost Deserted

With the outgoing of fifty mime
prisoners from the penitentiary
Sunday night the evacuation OF
the Old prison, which for thirty
four years has held the terrific
rvs convicts, is almost complete
Eleven men. in charge of few
guards, yet remain and these will
clean up the prison and put
things TO rights before the final
vacation The last bunch of
prisoners, who are all TRUSTEES,
will be taken to Florence by the
remaining guards, and travel as
ordinary passengers. The spe
cTal barred car was used Sunday
night for the last time. Guard
Van Sicklen came over from
Florence for the purpose of su-
perintending the transportation
of the fifty. nine. The buildings
of the new penitentlary are not
all completed, four of the group
only being habitable. 1t is esti-
that it will take two
to finish them, the pris
oners themselves doing a great
part of the work.
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In the Probate Court
of the County eff Yuma,
Territory of Arizona.

of the County eft una,
Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate and Guard
ianship of Juan Noriega, Jose Noriega
and Josefa Noriega, minors.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public
Auction.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order of he Probate Court
of the County Of Yuma, Territory of
Arizona, made on the thirteenth day
of September, 1909, in the matter of the
estate and guardianship of Juan Norie-
ga, Jose Noriega and .Joscfa Noriega,
minors, the undersigned, The guardian
of the said persons and estates will sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder,
for cash, gold coin IF the United States.
and subject to confirmation by said
rebate Court, on Saturday, the ninth
day of October, 1909, at ten o'clock a.
r1., in front of the court house doom at
the county court house IN Yuma, Yuma
county Arirona Territory, all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said
Juan Noriega, Jose N0riega and Josefa
Noriega, minors, in and to all that GER
tain lot or parcel of land situate, ly ing
and being in the town OF Yuma, Yuma
county, Territory of Arizona, and
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
Lot two ~ in block sixteen GG1 of
said town OF Yuma, Yuma county, Ter
ricory of arizona, according TO Whites
oEicial survey. (Said minors interest
being oDe-foHrth of said described lot
No. -
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash,
gold coin of the United States, ten per
cent OF the purchase money to be paid
to the auetioneer on day of sale, balanee
on confirmation of sale by said Probete
Court.
Dated at Yuma, Arizona, this 18th
day of September, A. D. 1909.
her
CUSTODIA N. {XS BAERAGAN
mark
Witness to her mark:
Mice S. Common. Sep 1873
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ne lIdFFellOuSly OeauLll Vi
ShOshone and Twin Falls and
iother nature scenes in the State
Of idaho delighted large audi
ence at the Air Dome last night.
F. E. Curtis, proprietor OF the
Southern Pacific Hotel, is back
from Indio.
F. N. Barragan, a Palonas
cattle man, came into town on
business, Monday, registering at
the Gandolfo.
D. L. Barley of the Yuma
Drug Co., who has been in Cali
fornia for the past three weeks,
returned last night,
Mr.. j.. G.. Caruthers, president
Of the First National Bank, re-
turned Fast week from visit
with his family in California.
Jones & Hiskey, the new firm
of painters, will open an attract
i've shop in the corner of the Mo-
lima block on Madison avenue.
Capt. c. M. Smith and wife of
Laguna dam, where the captain
is in charge of the river boat,
spent Saturday in Yuma on bust
ness.
Hickey & Jones will open O
paint and carpenter shop in the
Molina building on Madison av-
enue, about the first of the month
and will be equipped for the
most up to date work.
George Peterkin, of the Yuma
Agricultural Works, returned
Monday from San. Francisco,
where he spent two weeks, d.
viding his time between business
and pleasure.
Mrs. L. G. Stahl, one of whose
eyes was seriously injured Sat
urday through collision with a
tree branch, was taken Sunday
night to Los Angeles for treat
ment. Mr.. Stahl accompanied
his wife.
G. E. Eichelberger, accompa-
MED by his family, returned
from summer outing Friday
night. Mr.. Eichelberger will
spend the winter at his mining
claims in the county, while his
family will reside in town.
Genial Charley Scott, who has
been guard at the penitentiary
for the past four years, left
Tuesday night for Cincinnati,
Ohio, where he will join his fam
lily. Mr.. Scott, who is a brother,
IN law Of ex. Governor Kibbey-
planned to stop OFF at Phoenix,
en- roRte, for a few days visit
with Governor Kibbey and wife,
and will then proceed over tire
Santa Ffe route by. way of his
old home in Nebraska, where he
WIFI taPry awhile with friends
before continling his Journey
east
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The back OF the order
follows:
Bldg. F. W. No. so and S. r. w. No 80
Yuma, Ariz August 9th, 1908
School District No.
To Machinery & Electrical Co., DIR.
DATE Dolls Cts.
S27 D8 To teasFact per Board 80
fEndoFsenlentl
Pay to Donald Mcintyre
{SgsedD Il e. Mcclure.
august 27th, 06 Paid liz full by
Bnilling Fund Warraat No
School Fund Warrant No. 80 f7474
Filed August 9th, 1905
Warrant No. 80 Bldg. Fund
Warrant No 80 S. Fund issued hereon.
{Signed( Joseph Fl. Godfrey,
County School Supt
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D. Mcintyre purchased draft Citizens Bank of
Los Angeles August g. $685. No 1898
ehnery and Electrical Co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Yuma Theatre

The Yuma Theatre will open
tomorrow night with a fine new
programme of moving pictures
and vaudeville.
Miss Mary Gomez will sing
the illustrated songs and Mrs.
Paterson will preside at the
piano.
Tonight, a dance.
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Serial 0288z
Notice for publication.
Department of the Interior,
= c Tapd nfnoa ~ pbOaOiy rizSt

Department OF The Interior,
U, s. Land ONCE at Phoenix. Arizona,
September TO- 1869.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph b. Smurr,
OF Yuma, Arizona. who, on June -. 1908 made
Homestead Entry. No. 1873. Serial 02S82. for
lots and and the E Il OF Nw]4:of section Is,
township s. south. range ~ west. G.and :. II.
Meridian. has flied notice OF intention TO make
final fve-year proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before Charles H. lifting.
U. s. Commissioner, ut his Office in Yuma. Ari-
zona on the 23rd day OF October 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
David De la OSsa, of Yuma, Arizona.
William Ii. Lyon OF Yuma. Arizona.
Harry Leonard, of L3guua. Arizona.
Oscar F. Townsend, OF Yuma Arizona.
Frank H, Parker,
Sept 16. 1909 Register.
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Mrs. May Evans and chinllrn are
back from summer ut the coast.
Newt Parks, Of the firm 0t Parks
q Parks, has been spending tie great
ar part of the week in Cos.rhcla.
completing a job of wiring and plum b.
'ng for a handsome bungalow there
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Notice. for Publication
Department of the Interior,
q. S. Land Office at Phoenix. Ariz0aa.

Department Of the Interior
q. S. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
August q. 1863.
Notice IS hereby given that Robert Gael OF
Wellt@n, Yuma county, Arizona. who, on MAY
3D. 1867 made Homestead APpE4ssstssn NO S2S
Serial 03735, for the Sw4 of Section 3 Town
ship g. South, Range Is West, G.. s. S. R Il. &
Meridian, has filed notice OF intentions TO make
final Eve-year proof to establish cIsrS to the
land above described before charles II. lifting.
Clerk of the District Coart, at his o1ice ut
Yuma, Arizona. on the 5lh day ef October, g909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DonJld Mcintyre, Gus Livingston, Peter
Aune and William L. Marvin, all Of Y una, Ari-
IONA.
Frank II r Parker Register.
Sept 90
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sept 16. 19(
Serial 03096
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior,

September II, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Nealy p. Ellis,
of Somerton, Arizona, who on September II.
1901 made Homestead Entry No. 5C55 Serial
o3O96 for lots 6, T. g and 9, Section II, Township
TO- South. Range - West q and S.. r.. Is. and
Meridian, has fled notice of intention to make
final fve-year PROOF to estabiiSh- claim 10 the
land above described, before Charles II. Ut
ting, u. s. Commissioner, at his Office in
Yuma, Arzuna, on tho 23rd day of October.
1907
Claimant names rs witnesses;
Johannes J0hannSen, Edgar Holling, Fred
Pererkiu and Thomas: StrGtton, all of S0mer-
ton, Arizona.
Frank Fl. Parker, Register
Semi l6 1919
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SUPPLIES,
No. 163 Yuma, August q, 1908
The County Superintendent of Public Schools of Yuma County
will draw the County Treasurer payable out of
moneys credit of School District
Hundred Thry-two Dollars and 50OO in favor of A. II.
Mcclure Mac. Electrical
tract full and exchange furnished said District during the
present school year. as per items ndorsed hereOn
Building Fund .S557.76 G. V. MEEDEN
School Fund 174.74 GEO. FL. LOCKWOOD.
DONALD MCINTYRE,
S7325G S73250 Trustees of School District No. l.
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Drop in and see your friends
at the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to find 'em there.