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Arizona republican., 1909-06-13

Quartette, (Rickerson. Moore, Stroud and Hill)
 Address, Patriots O. \merica"- Bro J. H. Ki-rHy.
 Altar Service-Esquire J. l.. Scott and Officers.
 Heres to Our Absent Brothers"- Little Miss Veil.
 "E.ks Tribute to the Flag"-Bro. Frank DcSouza.
 Music, Southern Airs-Indian School Band.
 Patriotic Address, Patriotism of Elks"-Bro. G. P. Bullard.
 America-Audience.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-13

yesterday and today. listed at S27.O0O; the disputed pendant. S13,3O0; a dia- mond chain. S22.O00; a diamond dia- dem, $24,OOO, and a sapphire ring, s6O0O Such little things as $500 worth of silk stockings at a time, or S152S for shoes. were trivial by comparison Five tailor made suits were ordered at a cost of S5SG7.
 Mrs Gould identified a letter which had passed between counsel for both sides IL was dated November 9. 1907, and stated that Mrs Gould had run up $7O,773.51 worth of bills in that year.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-13
]: OF LOCAL INTEREST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. (

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Monroe and Third avenue Preaching by the pastor, Rev Orville Coats. at II am and s pm Morning subject, f'Helping" Evening subject, Can we spare Jesus'' Sunday school at 9: 45 am E. Y. P U. meeting at 7;S0 pm. Midweek devotional service "Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
 BOUGHT ORANGE LAND-The real estate office of Dwight B. Heard has sold for Charles l.. Page of the Page Hanlon Co, to A. T. Firth. a fine piece of orange land one mile north of Scottsdale. It is as fine land as one could secure in any country but the Arizona canal runs through it so only a portion of it is at present provided with water rights in that stream. The price was not announced. The land is described as the southwest quarter of section If, township ? north, range 4 east.
 WATER AND CANALS-The water readings at Richins' station and Roosevelt were practically the same yesterday as they have been for a week or so though there is a. trifle less water for diversion at Granite Reef owing doubtless to the greater evap- oration at this season. The run in the canals today will be the same as yes tcrday, water in the Arizona and Salt, the Maricopa and Appropriators dry. IL is likely that tomorrow the change IL, frrf fha last two canals named and turning it out of the Arizona and Salt.
 WEDDING ANNIVERsARY- Yes terday was the thirtieth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard of this city, the eere- mony of the long ago having been per- formed in the old home in Binghamp- ton, N. Y. Last evening quite unan, nounced, about sixty friends and neighbors gathered at the beautiful Stoddard home on North Center street and joined the family in a wedding supper. They came well laden also with decidedly handsome testimonials of their appreciation. there being many solid silver plates and other beautiful presents among them After were also many personal gifts. After the supper the guests engaged in the playing of bridge and in the general pastime of story telling and sociability, until late hour
 PRELIMINARY MEETING The gentlemen who filed recently on land on the lower Agua Fria river. west of the ostrich farm. held a meeting yes terday in the office of the Southwest ern Realty company, to take the pre- liminary steps necessary for the or ganizatiOn Of an improvement com pany to secure water for the seven sections of land they represent. A committee was appointed to suggest a name for the company and to submit a a draft of articles and bylaws for the government of the company. It is proposed to irriSate the lands by pumping and the settlers expect to un- dertake their project at once planting
Arizona republican., 1909-06-13
AN APPaEcIATlvs FAMILY

Many citizens perhaps noticed that on
 the night of the bridge parade and eel
 ebration. the shooting of dynamite was
 begun but suddenly ceased a few min
 utes later The reason was not wan
 ing enthusiasm, but compliance with
 the request of the police and others, at
 the instance of MT. and Mrs. George
 H. Luhrs of the Commercial hotel.
 Their son Arthur has been ill of ty- phoid for long time, had just passed
 the turning point in the fever's run
 and was beginning to improve when
 the celebration in question began The
 noise disturbed him greatly and threw
 him into a delirious condition from
 which he did not emerge in conscious
 ness for @ day or so. As soon as pos
 sible the request was made to stop the
 noise and it is greatly to the credit of all who participated that 1t was
 instantly complied with. For this kindly action MT. and Mrs. Luhrs de- sire to thank all the celebrators and especially those who helped them Gis- seminate the request so promptly. The readers will also be pleased Co know that while Arthur is still desperately i'll his condition seems to be again iri- proving.
 FOR A SUMMER TRlP-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Downing will leave Monday morning for a summer trip through the middle west and as far east as Chicago, during which they will visit with many relatives and old friends. They will be accom- panied by O.. B. Gibson, who has been visiting them here since June 10 and who is en route to his home in Thayer, Iowa, from a visit to a sister in California. Mir Gibson is brother-in-law of MT. Downing and almost a lifelong friend and ac- quaintance. MT. and Mrs. Downing expect to go from here direct to Mount Carroll, H., in which town Mir Downing was the first white child born. That was some little time ago for at that time there wasn't a rod of railroad in the state of Illinois. From there they will go to Chicago for a short stay and then to Princeton. Ill.,, where MT. Down. ing lived a long time and where he had the good fortune once to listen to a memorable speech by Abraham Lincoln. From Princeton they will go to Council Bluffs and then to Kansas City where a son of Mir. Downing is engaged in business. From Kansas City they will go to Girard, Lawrence, Topeka, in which latter place Mir. Downing spent con- siderable time in the newspaper business, and thence to Attica and in western Kansas where a a brother and other relatives reside. They expect to see a lot of friends, renew a lot of old associations, and finally return to the best country in the world, in the early fal'
Arizona republican., 1909-06-13

Watch for the remaining chapters of Harold McGrath's great story, The Lure of the Mask" now running as a serial in The Republican. This was the hit of the season<and will hold the readers attention from start to finish.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-13

a part of their land the coming winter if they can get the pumping plant in in time. Some preliminary test wells will be sunk as soon as the company is organized.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
JENNINGS TELLS
THINGS" TO TEAM

By United Press Leased Special WIRE
FORBES FIELD. PITTSBURG, oct
9-While thousands Of people were
waiting on Forbes Field for the ap-
pearance Of the American League
champions to-day, Hughey Jennings
was in earnest conference with his pall
players down at the Colonial Annex
three miles away. The earnestness
with which Jennings invested his TAX
20 his players Friday, was nothing to
the serious nature Of the talk he gave
his men to-day.
Tremendous as was the crush at the
gates there was no confusion. 30
specific were the directions on the
tickets that the people found the way
to their seats without difficulty. AZ 1
o'clock he indications were that yes
terday's attendance would be eNceeu-
ed by several thousand.
2 .. m.-sO,eo0 persons are In attend
ance.
Evans, of the American League, Is
| behind the bat, and Klein, OF the Ma
| tionals is on the bases.
The batteries were announced az
follows:
/ Donavan and Schmidt for Detroit.
Camnitz and Gibson for Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
SAILORS IN PERIL
SEEKING TORPEDO

Attempting to recover the 900 pound
Whitehead torpedo which was lost in
Delaware Bay on Thursday afternoon
from the battleship Georgin, a non-eom-
missloned officer and i've sailors Of the
warship nearly lost their lives yesterday.
The torpedo, according TO the officers
of the ship, was not loaded. but this fact
did not relieve the danger which would
have perhaps, occurred had IL come in
contact with a vessel Weighing moro than
a ton It would have, it is said, inflicted
serious damage had Il collided or been
struck by a passing vessel
The crew who volunteered IN the at
tempt to recover the lost torpedo included
five sailors and Chief Gunner Stienberger,
who was IN command OF the launch. Just
after the launch was put out IL almost
WAS struck by the torpedo, and to avoid
the danger Of a collision with the heavy
projectile. the tender reversed too quick
~ and almost cspsized in the heavy sea.
The crew Of the small boat faced danger
twice afterwards In the chase and at
tempt TO harness the torpedo.
Finally, however, after maneuverinE
around to avoid coming in contact with
the missile which would have doubtless
| swamped the small boat, it was finally
harnessed by the sailors. Finding It abso-
/ lutely impossible 10 get the torpedo be.
cause Of its enormous weight back agair
aboard the battleship, orders were giver
from the Georgia that It be sunk. This
proved to be an exceedingly difficult ant
| dangerous task but was finally accom-,
plished. 1t was explained that the tor
pedo was lost from the battleshlp whil'
the crew we're engaged in practice.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks issued to-
day shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits decrease Si4S.925.
Reserve on deposits other than United
States decrease SiS5.SOo.
Specie decrease si1.6S6,OOo.
Legal tenders decrease $4,000.
Deposits. decrease s49.0o4soo.
Circulation increase. $4,000.
Total loans. sl,e7s,oas,eco.
The surplus OF the banks Is $t9s552i
against 81 225 last year and $iS,oe7 go
two years ago.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
WILMINGTON TO SEEK
TRI.STATE FRAN CHISE

When the representatives OF the Tri-
state League clubs meet in Harrisburg on
Monday there will be three important
things TO be considered for the 1910 sea-
son, reduction Of individual salary limit
from 500 to sl75 a month and the annui-
ment Of the monthly limit; reduction in
number Of free list from 100 to possibly
80 and an increase Of guarantees Of from
$50 to $40 for games and sS5 to $40 In cases
OF rain. Besides these important points
the circuit for 1910 win also be discussed.
There viii likely be some change in the
circuit. George W. HecSert will have
charge of the Wilmington club, which VIII
seek franchise and It is said Allentown
is anxious 10 get into the Tri-state.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
TAFT ENJOYS
THE YOSEMITE
Huge Bonfire Lighted on
Glacier Point in His
Honor
sy United Press Leased Special wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
GLACIER POINT, Yosemite Valley.
Cal, oct. 9.-President Taft and his
party left Glacier Point on foot for
trip at a. m. today. The new obser-
walton platform on the brink has been
named Point Taft in honor of the
President. As a further celebration Of
Taft's visit. a huge bon fire was ut
last night on the pinnacle OF Glacier
Point. President Taft was most en-
thusiastic over the view when he
reached Glacier Point and told John
Muir. his guide, that he had never
seen anything in his life to equal the
Yosemite.
President Taft is seriously consider
ing a trip to the Philippines I'm the
summer Of 1911. He had been talking
over the matter with a number of the
California congressman and told them
that unless something interfered with
his plans, he will 60
Representative Mckinley, whom the
President sffectionately calls "Old
sorreitop" on account OF the color OF
his hair will be one OF those TO so In
the Presidents immediate party.
The President will probably make the
Philippine trip aboard a swift army
cruiser and party OF senators and
representatives viii meet him in the
Philippines but will make the iournay
on another vessel
Next summer President Taft will
visit Alaska and Hawaii During his
lTaft acquired a great deal OF informa-
TAFT has acquired a great OF informa-
tion regarding the hetchy-hetchy val.
LEY from which the people OF Sar
Francisco hope 70 acquire their future
water supply.
John Muir the famous naturalist and
guide who is showing Mr.. Taft abou
the park is violently opposed 70 th'
suggestion OF Transforming the Ketchy.
Hetchy into a reservoir.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
TO URGE RESURVEY
OF OYSTER BEDS

The State oyster and Survey COM
mission. appointed TO have the State
oyster beds in the Delaware Bay sur
veyed, at its meeting here yesterday
afternoon, decided 10 send Representa-
tive Donoho to Washington, and with
Congressman William II. Heald call
on the engineering department In an
effort to obtain the services OF an ex-
pert government engineer to make the
surveys planned.
The idea Of the commission is to have
the work done by a competent man.
It was thought that the department
at washington would grant a leave
Of absence to one of its engineers tc
do the work, he 10 be paid by the STATE
at the same rate of salary he receives
from the government.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Mrs. Lake a. MarshaIIten

Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake spoke from
the porch Of NcCullen's store at Mar
shaliton last night 10 more than 500
persons. Visitors attended from all the
surrounding places. The Marshallton
Y provided music. A brief address
was also rnade by the Rev. John NJ.
Arters, Of the Anti Saloon League. Mrs.
Lake will speak in Cookman M. Z.
Church tonight Tomorrow she will
speak in Townsend, Middletown and
odessa.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
For SALE

'-'-'>'-' ffKs, FURs FURs.
ffirheef prices paid for Mink and Fox
sitfrS. G. s. HURLOCK
Jf-6mo Seventh and Poplar ste.
Ts0R sAI.El-sI.EGANTR RESTAURANT.
Il well located: illness, reason Tor sell-
ing. Apply 20 ISAAC DlLLlN, III West
Eleventh street. yeee-2s .
,g5T7- SAT ,f,-f5fFsrY PAIR or THE
n finest Mated Pigeons; their squads
drevginn "a 10 10 ounces each. Come out
and look them over; seeing Is believing.
w. TINSMAN,
oct 5-5t.' Richardson Park.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
New Trial order.

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon Chief Justice Pennewih issued
an order regarding the trial Of civil
cases at the September term. Here
after the prothonatory. shall not place
upon the trial list for September any
case where the attorneys on both sides
do not agree to the trial.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, made on tn,
Fifteenth day Of September. A. D., 1909
will be exposed 70 sale al Public Nendue
on Wednesday, October 20. 1909. at j
o. clock, A. NJ. al the Court House ir
the city OF Wilmington, the followine
described Real Estate. late OF Margaret
McElven. deceased. to-wit:
Two-story brick dwelling No SOS West
Tenth street seven rooms, bath. front
porch and lawn; lot q II. l-3 IN, 100
It., more OF less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Adminls-
Oct6,913,19.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
One Prisoner Was whipped.

William Anderson. colored. was whip
ped with ten lashes at the county work.
house today. He was convicted in
county court on a charge Of larceny
and will serve nine months imprison-
mcnt
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
PROPOSAIS


a ANNQuNcEMENf- no CONTRACTORS
Sealed roposals-endorscd "Propo-
eais Tor Electric Wirlng'-wlli be re-
oelved by the Board OF Water Commits
partment s. y. MO Cor. sixfb wnsef anna King Ing
streets, Wilmington, Del until 1870 A.
NJ, Monday, october 18th. 1909. for sup
piying and installing all electric wiring
anu apparatus necessary Tor lighting and
power ~ tho Filtration Plant near tho
forteT reservoir In brandywine Hundred.
me kind and amount Of work 70 be done
according 70 plans and specifications
which may be seen az the Office OF tho
CHIEF Engineer Of the Water Department
y. D.. Cor. Sixth and King Streets, to
which reference is hereby made.
Each bid must be signed by tho bidder
and be accompanied by an undertaking
signed by the persons offered by tho bid-
der as his suretios, who, must. In all
cases, be resident freeholdcrs OF the city
Of Wilmington, or a thoroughly respon-
slple, surety company or companies,
acceptable 10 the Board Of Water Com
missioners, declaring their consent 10 be
such suretles "a the event OF the contract
being awarded TO such bidder; and m
any contract be 50 awarded. and such
bidder shall fail 20 complete the exeou-
ton OF a contract therefor with security
Board of Water commissionesrs' ys ."' such
bidder and the party or parties, company
or companies 30 undertaking for him. as
hloItodlu ENhil Do Hauit TO pay 10 the
city OF Wilmington any damage that
I failure.
A bond IN the sum Of 20 per cent. OF
the contract price with n satisfactory
surety company through "A legally con-
sututed agency In Wilmington. Del Will
be required FOR. the faithful performance
Of tho work, said bond 10 remain IN force
for one year after tho hnal completion
and acceptance OF the work.
The contract for the doing Of the work
and the furnishing OF all materials and
supplies covered By tho plans and spec.
/ ilcations will be awarded TO the lowest
and most responsible bidder, provided
however that the Board of Water Com.
any or an BIDS
Plans and specifications may be seen
may &c a Obtained a. Re Once sHo or Se css
3, Corner & & sixth and Sins streets. WI
BoRSRp' BBlnSfHb' OF OF WATER 0GEeosMEH2IssroN
oats,5i aE5 John q ehist iS''flsi Easiineer
FORT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY
a Del, oct. 2 lNq.--Sealed proposal
lii.oo a; m. November 3 1909 for constru'
ton uncludinE plumbing, steam and M
air heating, electric wiring. and fixture
single set OF Quarters for Company
hcer. and one double set OF Quarters 7
\ Company ofncesrs. eTicS' and sna two sdoul
e at Fort DUPONT. Del Information 4
y nlshed upon application Plans and spl
e incations can be seen Acre and also
D the once OF the Chief Quartcrmast
n Department OF the East. Governors
3 land, ~ Y. A deposit OF 5000 requir
4 on each set OF plans and spcclhcatio
loaned to Insure safe return. u. S. /
! serves right to accept or reject any
! all bids or any part thereof. Euvclop
y containing bids should be indorsed pr
posals for Public Buildings" and a.
dressed to Constructing QuartermaatC
? Fort DUPONT Delaware city. Del.
= Oct5-9-B-l6-2 20-23
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Rnnmnnn Sale 4 Success.

The rummage sale being conducted
by women Of Silverbrook NJ. L. Church
in store room at Fifth and Walnut
streets has proven successful beyond
the expectations Of the women them
selves The sale win be continued next
week. Another canvass will be made for
donations among the friends OF the
church by the women.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Dr. Lewis in Kansas City

Letters TO friends in this city tell
~ the success Of the Rev w. T. ID.
lewis. former pastor of Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church, now OF kansas
City. Mo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
DRFSSMAKTNG.

NTf{S. n STEEL, NO. sos WEST
M Fourth street, Wilmington, Del,
teacher in practical dressmaking Classes
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from
10 u a. m, to y. m, TO 10
D. m. School opens october 18th. 1909, at
a. m. Terms reasonable. Oi-lmo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
AGENTS WANTED

TGfNTs~0fJR NEW SELLING PE1N.
~ Doubles your sales and profits Sells
az articles with one sample. For par
ficuiars and $500 free offer write FAIR
MFG CO., Box 1911, Racine. Wis
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
SALESMAN WANTED.

~11EsMEN WANTED-INSTAN
y eous Gasoline Lighting Central Gener-
COArPANY, 1910 Washington Blvd. Chi
oaRo, Ill. 49, Wv, .-. -
csATESMAN WANTEp-oN coMAIr-
= sion or SIS and up per month win
expenses. as per contract. Experience IN.
neressarv. PREMIER CIGAR CO. cin-
scinnati. Ohio VrH -
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
REGISTERS ORDERS
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
N neQrn - the naefrfar ~ wi


N once or the Register Of Wills.
New Castle Co., Del, Sept; 18th, 1907
Upon the application OF Allen T..
Sharpe, Executor OF Emma sharpe, late
OF Wilmington Hundred, in said county.
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by
the Register Of wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Let
ters Testamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with The date OF gran.tipsg sg
posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters IN six Of The most nos public
5uiring ali persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same
or abide by an act Of assembly In such
case made and provided and also cause
the Same 10 be inserted within the sam'
period In the Evening Journal, news.
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, anc
10 he continued therein three weeks,
w. Given under the hand and sea
Of once of the Register Of Will'
Aforesaid at Wilmington, IN New
fgUA1o Castle County aforesaid, the da.
and wear above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER;
Register Of Wills
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Nnrrcr-

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary we're in due form OF law
Granted unto tho undersigned on the
fr,Senty-hfth day Of September, A. D.
1909 and that all persons having claims
against the estate Of tho deceased must
nTesent the same, duly attested to the
said Executor, on or before the Twenty
dfth day Of September, A. d., 1910 OF
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
ALLEN L. SHARPE,
Executor.
Address. William T. Lyman, Esq, At
torney-at-LaR, city.
! senfe5-e. Q. d.-at.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
DANCING.

DANCING at the MUSIC HALL
Third, every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday with full orchestra. DANCING
from 10 II. This han can be rented for
balls, suppers, lectures, elcnAe paieie
j. r. KRUGER 922 ". Fourth 81
Ecrtle-1mo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
ROOMS FOR RENT

~ Philadelphia Roome nc. Soc, 500
Gentlemen only. epi-09-ly
FOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS
- for lodging or Hight house keeping.
NO; 4lg East Third street septl4-lmo
FOR RENT-TrRNIsfIED ROOMS
- for light housekeeping. No. 2ol East
Firth street. sept22-imo
FOR RENT-CAN ACCOMMODATES
two with best OF board, room and
elegant bath; hot water heat; $500 per
week. Private family. Address T-2,
Journal Ofice OctS-2t
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
room, second floor, light, heat use
or bath. No, sos West Fourth street.
Oct1-st-e.o.d.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE


The undersigned will offor at Public
sale at the Court House, IN tho city Of
wilmington, on Wednesday. October 20,
iisy. az 10 o'clock, a. NJ. the follow
said city Of Wilmington.
NO. 4. Estate OF Rt Rev. Leighton Cole
man. Lot 8. II. Cor. Eighth and
sSd o"osra s9 streets omnsra a. on ars asneR on
less
No. 2. Estato OF Margaret r. Jones. Ir-
Tssgglar lot n E. Cor. Second and
Walnut streets. So n. on Second
and "a II. in. on Walnut. more
or less.
No. 3. Estate OF Susanna Moclary.
Iwo-story brick dwelling No. lilo
70. 18th street, six rooms, bath IN
back room; Lot 10 IT,. 4ih In. x
es r.. more or less.
rwo-story brick dwelling No. 1ii2
u. 18th street. six rooms. bath In
back room: Lot Is IT. in, 81
r., more or less.
Twe9..story brick dwelling No; liil
back room; Lot i3 II. 4ia IN. X 81
IT, more or less.
rwo-story brick store and dwell
ing, s. w. Cor. Twelfth and Bran
dywine streets. six rooms. bath
and store room. Lot 10 IT. II in. \
5G f., more or less.
NO. T. Estate James A. Hart. Three
story brick dwelling. No. 222 r.
6th street, nine rooms and bath
Lot is r. sl n. in. moro OF
stable on north side Of Fiftf
street. 60 n. 9 in. from the westerly
side OF Poplar street, Lot i6 It. }
20 IT,, more or less.
Lot on north side OF sixth street
l37 H. from the eastcrly side Of
jackson street. i6 n. X l2S IT,, more
or less.
No. s. Estate OF Thomas J. Ryan. 10
n. y. side Pennsylvania Ave, 20
II. west of Riverview Ave, 80 Il
40 H., more or less.
Two-story brick dwelling No. 10l
Chestnut street. six rooms an,
bath, cement cellar; Lot &c u. 4;
SO It,. more OF less.
No. 6. Estate John McClafferty. Lot S
W. Cor. lowering Ave. and Lin
coin street, % It. X 100 IT,, more O
less.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
LoST AND ROUND

T>oSf. MfsEAfD or HAD sroLEN
II deposit book on Wilmington saw
lnrs Fund Society, No. 66.092. IN name
of Alya ID. Reed Notice has been. giy-
en- and application made for now book'
sept2a-Oct6-l2