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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03
Reehsster'e .eoeIsi centsr,..

Rochester. N. ". has maintained
what arc called social centers" for
over . year. A number Of the school
buildings are utilized ~ places OF
meeting for the people. without dis
Hnction. TO gather and discuss sub
jccts Of interest to all. These gath.
erinks arc really clubs for tho advan.
tage OF every person who wishes TO
enter them. The lighting. heating. lee.
lures. games and janitor service have
not exceeded = cost OF II cents per
capita.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03
Figures Of Popular vess.

The popular vote for presidential
electors In 1858. the hrst year In
which these reports were required
BY law. was ii.3si%os: in 1879. H..
o<3.s03: In 1895. i3.Si3.3l3: 10 1900.
l3.Ss%.Sis; In 1904. i3.633.SiS. and IL
1908. i%SS7.i33. OF about one vote for
every elk persons.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03

Naval AseI6snts ceeeiy rhiWOs.
Accidents at go are costly. Dam.
asss 70 the amount Of over oi3a. 900
were clained By the ownsrs q the
q. Paul. II collisoa with Which he
British Gladiator vas suak lest rear.
The British admiralty registrar aware
q ebou9 oos.7tA. 2
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03
A Toy Ooomeeana.

A piece OF cardboard. shaped into Q
crescent. the corners Of which are
rounded on. should b. placed on the
tip OF the finger. supported between
the nall and the anser.tip. Then,
with . vigorous dip Of the finger OF
the right hand at the extremity Of
the toy. II is impelleA into the air
with . rotary motion. II properly
done. the toy will return to IL start.
Ing point. after going round In Q
circle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03

Ne One Nlthevt Q Fault.
The Taimud He who sset:s Q fault.
less brother will have 70 remain
brotherless.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03
IzlZ}2B
IND
@ZWZZS
TEACHING DOGS TO DO TRICKS
With Requisite Amount Of Patience
Dog Can Be Taught to Do Nu-
merous Stunts.

To train dog. catch him when he's
young The familiar adage about the
difficulty Of teaching an old dog new
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03

the teacher. the most stupid dog may
be taught cunning tricks: without Il
the cleverest dog will prove . failure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-07-03

sSnG from government land.
Prof. Abram Gideon OF the State
Normal School. has been appointed ON
the advisory council Of the simplified
spelling board Of tho United States.
Two other Colorado men are on the
board--Presidcnt Anderson Of the
School Of Mines. and Doctor Pcrxhing
Of Denver. Their are twenty lecturers
on the board. Of which Doctor Gideon
10 one. fHI#
About 10 O'Clock on tho nixht Of
June :sth. two masked mon entered
the store Of James A. Fcnion At I'm.
compahEre and. after severely beating
Frnlon and leaving him tied and help.
less. looted the store, taking 12S In
cash. knives and tobacco. rsuiou put
up . lively fight but was knocked
down with revolver and over.
powered.
A verdict for $500 for little Clayton
Kerr. the seven.yesr-old 800 Of Harry
Kerr II the district attorneys office
IL Denver. has been returned In Judea
Riddles court at beaver AGAINST Dr..
II. r. McOraw. The physician vas
sued for $4,000 damaess for ALLEGED
mistrsetment d The boy. who fell from
Morse q Palmer Lake sad heeks a.
as0.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
COLLEGE OF IDAHO
Needs $4,000 10 Complete
Necessary Amount. All
Should Help.

III. ID. Blatchley was down
from Caldwell today soliciting
iunds Tor the new College of Ida
no at that place. The directors
are endeavOring to raise $175,-
900 for the institution, and of
that amount $4,000 more
must he rIise,l. aud it must be
raised by the first OF May. Par
ma people have been among
the most liberal subscribers
to the fund, Mrs. t. NJ. kirkpat-
rick OF this place being the heavi-
est individual subscriber IN the
west. her contribution amount
my To $4,000 The fund is now
nearly completed, and every one
who can afford 1t should at once
confer with Mr.. Blatchley, and
help push the new institution to
The College Of Ida
ho is An institution OF when we
are all proud, SO les all get in
aud help now.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
KASPARILL.A.

This sterling household remedy is most
successfully prescribed for world of
troubles" For arrangements of the di-
gesuve organs It IS natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver and ali.
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthful activity. It's
beneficial influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, aiding in the
processes of digestion and assimilation Of
sood, promoting wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con-
,upatlon and the long list of troubles
'irectly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions. Kasparilla dispels drowsi-
Tess, headache, backache and despond.
,ncy due to inactivity of the liver,
eidneys and digestive tract. 1t is a
strengthening tonic of the highest value
1t 1t fails to satisfy we authorize ali
dealers to refund the purchase price.
iioNr CHEMICAL Co. Portland, Oregon
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
rHrRsDAy. arm. :. 1909.

Caldwell elected jess Gowai
MAYOR, and u bunch of repnbli
ems az couiicilmen. II didn't
make amy diiirrri.ee as to who
was e e:t.~l IN HINT Lurg, as al
i sriies s'.r' pledged TO see that
esery sil'nn,ii canyon county
sall IL ,.l'sSs.t ny soon as Calu.
wi tsl'S 'h-m lo Sliutul. Cald.
W. /. sinfs' fi"' people OF tlhecunn.
~ bulls i $4,000 court house
tisfr. IT, putting on airs: aud the
c'tizris - Ilist enraFprising burg
tel tii' ','-t 81 the people OF eau
Won sofnfv plainly. thai they
must do just ~ Caldwell t,lls
'iea, II yon don't I~-lieve his.
ask nnv bn~ines~ man intnldwpll
who voted The ~liRY" Ticker.
Ia thi~ connection we would
s'r tlis' The caldwell reoplr ar,
the most nn~.Il.sh people o.
e'srth. 1ary viii sllowyontod.
ANYTHING TIM they will ALLOW
yon ." do. aud 10 exchange ,oi
tins privilege they will allow YOU
To spA'i'd IN Caldwell M, hos,
change lint may happen Ia b. |
IN yonr pcrset nbovt tnxes aud !
interest due IN Caldwell. Parma
m 'rchnnts, business people. aud
citizens, are especially invited 10
se1d all your loose change 1,
Caldwell. Ia doing this, You will
not ouly lmilc up a. neigllhorinp
II
toAii, but viii make the business
p 'ol'le OF that town Your friends
Tor hie-as long ns You ply YOU.
bulls promptly Ii YOU want
CREDIT, ipatronizs home business
houses aud kick when they pre-
s''i't their bills at the end OF I'll,
year.
Moral: DO il again.
Moral M, ?; Do il over.
Moral No. 3. Once more.
Moral No. 1. Trading avn,
from hcme Is what nude Parma
iarnous.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

Joseph T. Pence wn~ elected
inaror OF Boise Tuesday ly a.
handsome majority. The nd.
Ininistrnticn OF Mr. IIninps war
lot satisfactory to "a large pro-
portion OF the citizens OF that en-,
trrpfising suburb Of Purma. II
Was great victory for Mr.
Pence. aud a great victory for
the Idaho Democracy. with which
Mr. l'r'ee has been so long iden
tiled. The Democratic victory
~ Boise shows which, way IN,
stra~s are blowing, aud indi
Gates TO the initiated the way 1.
" state democratic victory IN,
Years hence. The Boise Stntes
man charges that the election ol
ience MAS due to an alliance be-.
tween the saloon element. III.
ri light district. and the church
lrople- That may be true.
Look over the list aud see if the
Statesman left out any Of the
lioi'.a residents.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
Death Of N. .. ssassa.

n Il. Sehree, brother OF How
ard Sebree, died Friday mQrnina
at bis home below Notus.
Mr.. Sehree was horn IN Ken
tucSy, in 1850. md eame to Ida
no % years ago, locating ON the
rahcll at Notus, where he died.
Mr.. Sehree has been ~ familiar
figure IN this county for many
yenrs and has been closely iden-
tilted with the development OF
this section.
He leaves % wife aud seven ohil.
dren, besides two brothers and a
host OF friends, ia mourn his
loss.
Funeral services were held iu
the Presbyterian churcn below
Notus.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

- not surprising that the
lenders Of the House are dis.
tpr''''d over !he tariff bill. They
haze brought in high p,otec.
non measure, one in which the
ndsaion'm rate is one and one.
l''di PER cent higher than ia the
pipslry Bin. They realize that
tie o'iy chance 81 getting the
1iil pesr''d without material re.
eeeiiS'es j. tosecure the adoption
81 a rule which win deprive the
'ieniberr o. g chance to vote
n'id they are gradually coming
- f'-'iiizr that i they compel the
,nen'Ders - ote for such a rule
lDefe will be Heavy losses in the
Republican ranks oi the next
tc@gfess.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

4 III . poor old Boise Statesual.
Ehas Loaf out again. ice
Pence The roMinent noi-e
attorney. and ono OF Coils
no5l,men. WAS elected mayor Of
that city. II hurts the States
man. That papercan't conceive of
a situation where the Statesman
doesn't aetitsgrait in politically.
Itknous TINT Joe viii sop the
graft, and that is what they can
not understand The States
mau has fed so long at the pie
counter that il believes Il Ilns nm
exclusive right to cut the pie
and Joe won't let It. do it. |
Therefore. il Is snd.
But. laying ail jokes aside,
Boise has made one Of the wicest
moves in It's history. Joe Pence
viii give thar city nnndministrn
ion that II will be proud OF
lie is cieaI, man, morally. men
ally. ana physically. liz hns n
O:3O record on the truck. aud
Inines should hnve remembered
hat when h. went up against
iu. lie will give Boise the best
administration u ever hid, even
Iiev. Dnllon voted for him und
oe couleli.'t help that.
Here's TO You. Joe.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
Rheumatic
Pains

"My mother Is a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism, and DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills Is the only
remedy that relieves her"
MRS. G, DAVENPORT,
Roycefeld, N. ],
The pains of rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
DR., Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
also overcome that nervous irri-
tation which prevents sleep be-
cause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu-
able, When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence Of
pain, which SO frequently pros
trates, Many sufferers use them.
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
not yous They do not deranga
the stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try themf Get a pack
age from your druggist. Take it
according to directions, and il
it does not benefit he will return
your money.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
FISK GETS JOB
Appointed as Commissioner &c
Seattle Exposition by Gov.
Brady.

Hon. +. +. Fisk, Of this city.
ms been appointed bv Governor
brady as one oi the three Idaho
commissioners 10 the Seattle ex
position. Fred expects to fur.
''ish the brains and dignity for
the state, und let the other lrl
lows do the work-,nd he is nll,
"mlble"t toing ~ IIisappoht
'i'rrt lisa we'll ,l' served cOmph
n"ut TO Mr.. Fisk. aud l,epeopl,
81 Parma greatly appreciate the
action OF the governor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

People sae Events
REING A nRiEy RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK


"Wanted.~- Reliahle party to
ghther mp cream We pny the
highest price for cream and gi, Q
i'ilr and square test4. Nnnpn
Creamery and Cold Storage Ga,
Permanently relieve oonsti.
patton aud Indigestion. Hegu.
hates the bowels, builds up waste.
tissue. Makes pure HOOD. You
grow strong, healthy aud ro.
bust: lIoIlIsrer's Rocky Noun.
tam Tea, the sniest, incest
Spring tonic. 30 cents, j. Me
lntosli.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
NOTICE.

Any one found dumping refuse
on any portion Of the TOWNSHIP
belonging to me, will be PROSE
cuted to the extent OF the law,
Aud anyone removing soil from
any OF my lots without perlnIs.
sion will be prosecuted accord
ngly.
Maren 20, 1909. NJ. 4. Bates.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
Old sOard Reelected.

The elsHtion pnsStsl nff very
quieiiy M Parma Tuesday.
There was no contest. ami con
seqnently avery light vote was
polled. There were no candi.
dates voted for outside the old
board. Ooa misguided individ.
ral tried TO scratch his ticket
but Jailed 10 observe the printed
INSTRUCTIONS az the top of the
ticket. and so the vote Tor the
Old board was unanimous. II
is well.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

~ W. - fifNht
Z. :. Llnd Office at Rurns, Oregon,
April 7, 1909
Notice is hereby given that William
u. Edwards, of 0wyhee, Oregon, who,
on October 90. 9OB, made homestead
entry No. 2s' Serial. No. 090sl, for
'W4 MEL, E1a sWl4 and Nw4 SCI,
Section il, Township 81 south, Range
40 East, willamette Meridian, haa aled
notice OF intention TO mako Final Com
mutation Proof, to establish clalm TO
the land above described, before G.. l.
King, U. s. Commissioner, ut his office
at Ontario, Oregon. on the 9th day of
May, 1902
Claimant names az witnesses:
Mrs. ] X. sheldon aud Miss A. Shell
don, OF New Plymouth, Idaho, and A.
&. Kingnan aud MIR McGivern, of 0 W.
hee, Oregon.
VIM. Fare, Register.
First publication, April 4, 1909.
Last publication, May 6, 1909.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

Builds up yo1r whole body.
Regulates the bowels, clears the
blood, aids digestion, makes You
we'll from bend to feet. Thnt's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea viii do. greatest spring
regulator. Ten or Tablets. 81
cents. j, Mcintosh.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

Puyette did herself proud ii
e-el'cting Old Bin Conghhnnul
% the mayoralty. Size has nc
better citizen, aud no one more
Interested in the welfare OF each
,nd every citizen of that enter.
rising municipality. 1t renews
our iaith in human nature TO
see our leighhoring town SHOW
It's appreciation of VI Wor Cough.
'mour's faithful nnd efficient
work in her interest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

Miss I.~telle Riddle, pdilress o.
he Ontario Optimist. married
Mr. Dodge The other dnv. Il
= MOI often TINT nm editor on
'dliress can Dodge n Riddl,
n Riddle % Dodge that wa,
wen though -he be nn Optinli~l
liz looking over the above
since W. wrote it. it appears I,
- tnnt souiebody got mixed oi
he matter, 1t is something q
4 Riddle to rs, but ut any rate
'ye haven't tried to Dodge III.
question. The llERALn offer
congratulations ana hest wishes
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

~H1<SS VIII 9&8HO0F1 8&Pt
line engine OIL capita
cylinder oil, separate
oil, gun oil, sewing ma
chine oil. harness oil an
axle crease.
lon can now bny fish an
game licenses at the Parma ll4l
aid office. Don't get caugl
without one.
For Sale:--ThoroIgh bre,
Rhode Island Red eggs. Ififteel
or 81. Mrs. a. j. Mitchell.
IL IL rumored that Il new churcl
will bo -tnrted in partnn soon b,
the United I'resbytelians.
For Snle;-Good second-hanc
organ. Enquire Of y. :. l<ibble
Henry Shaw returned Wednes
by from an extended trip 1,
Arizonu aud other states. lie
left here intending To purchase
'heep IN arizona, but things
lidlit look good to him here. ~
lie returned to Parma.
Mr. and Alrs. NJ. Smith re-.
turneo yesterday morning from
~ extended visit with friends
lnf relutlves AT ludianula, Iowa.
i. y. Robinson, who has been
II charge Of the preliminary sur
'eyiug crew OF The o. :. l.. herr.
ior several weeks past, left to
la, Tor his home at Salt. Lake.
'iie crew will finish up the work
before leaving.
Grace: Pinples. blotches, rough.
shiny skin are from the blood
md stomach. \ simple and
never FALLING reniely--one that
makes clear, health, complex
ions. pure blood, perfect digest
ION. is HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
cain Tea. Surprise yourself.
Tea or Tablets. 10 cents, j. Me
lntOsl.
Mrs j II Stockton, who hns
oeen quite i'll for u couple oil
weeks, is much improved.
Wanted: Position as house
'eeper. Enquire at this office.
Tanner 4 Smith Go. baves shoe,
'or all, baby, sister, brother.
mother, father aud grand par
ints.
Last week +. l.. Fisk sold 10
acres of hand which he recently
purchased from the stnte, at $50
per acre, ~ handsome advance
over the price he paid for it.
lesl Our snoes are here. Tan.
1pr x Smith IN
A meeting OF the baseball play
rs mud those who wish TO spe II
GOOD team ut Parma this season
VII he held on Monday evening.
VII interested are invited to uom,
nut aud help the boys orgu-
iize.
Taylor Babcock, father o;
'ostniaster W. l., Babcock, ar. |
ived from his hOue at Leaven |
worth. Kan, the other day. and |
vill visit Walter some tine. Mr.. |
fabcock Is an old newspaper
nan, being now identified with
he l.eavenworth Times. lie is a
ock-ribbed democrat, ana SAYS
hat the thing that puzzles him
losu is how Walt happened to
ct led astray.
Arthur Holly returned Sunday
rom Peru, ILL.,, bringing with him
CARLOAD OF household goods
nd farm machinery.
Lee Dufnil recently sold his
29-acre ranch near Notus for
he snug sum 81 $4,000. nnd left
Wednesday, for a long visit to
lends aud relatives IN Missouri.
ding by way OF Portland and
an Francisco. Lee SAYS TINT
g Is going - lay oil Tor a year
nd watch other people work,
at hi friends here strongly sus-
ect that he luls matrimonial
esigns on solne lair Missouri
Sam Watson was over from :
wAhce saturday 70 attend
'dge. Tho Nyssa Oddtellows
al organize u lodge at thut
lace Saturday night. aud d
lumber Of parnn bows will 20
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

BY u lgrgr MINORITY the voter
}. N"mpa selected Ed Dewey a,
III Executive for the next Nv,
years. While Ills election wns
anticipated, the people Of Nnmpp
IRE 10 be congratulated in thei'
.hoice ui Mr. Dewey from nmons
he mnny public spirited CITIZEN
4 thar city. Ills well know
business ability and social nnc
innncinl standing will gnniuntr,
o Nnmpa one of the best mum
'ipal administrations in Ida
10.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

d. ". Gromer win pay 1Oc per
10. lor live chickens.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

DR.. Chas. b. Allen has removed
his office to the Sessions building
across from the bank building.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

Herald office for butter wrappers,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-04-08

'ficFs quoted today by Parma mer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
Case Against
 lawhorn Dismissed

The case of the Terr tory against James W Lawhorn, charg d 'ith an assault with Q deadly we pnn, hich vas set for hearing before .dge Nc Farland yesterday, was d,su,i-. d on account of the complaining vi ness, J Sullivan. fail ng to put in an appear ance. A few days since Sullivan sent word into the sberitf's office that Law horn bad committed an assau't on him with deadly weapon and had compelled him at the point of 4 six shooter to sIgn & chattel mortgage conveying certain chattels.
 Acting on this iniormstirn that Sullivan wanted to prosecute the case, the sheriff's office had com plaint sworn out before Judge Me- Farland and a warrant was i--ued for the arrest of Law horn, who was al- lowed to go on his own recogn Ince until the time of the hearing He was on hand yesterday, but Sullivan, who had been subpoenaed, tailed to put in an appearance and the judge could do thing but dismiss the case for want of prosecution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
Railway Commission
 Should Act

The attention of the Territorial Railway Com mission should be brought to the fact by the cnmmercisl bodies of Cochise county of the practice of the Southern Pacific aud Rock Is'aud Railroad companies, taking of the chair car on the Golden State Limited during the winter months, which compels all persons coming from Phoenix. Tucson and other points to points in Cochise county, who wish to make connections with the early morning train at Benson to pay g. 50 extra fare to ride in the Pullman ne, Tn 6 is an injustice to the travelling public and in many instances the traveller cannot afford to pay the extra fare and is compelled to lay over and arrive in Benson too late to make connections with the E P & s W and thereby lose c ~hole days time m arriving at any point on the E P & $ W, such as B;sbee, Douglas Tomb stone and connections for Csnsnea. A united effort on the part of these bodies in Cochise county would no doubt bring the remedy sought and the railroad company induced to run the day coach or chair car The travelling pubic m entitled to this privilege.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
Southern California
 Wants to Join Arizona

k Los Angeles dispatch says: state division sgitstors are on deck more strongly than ever today with plan bv means of which they believe the problem called into existence by the recs nt raising of property valuations by the State Equalization Board and the cry for sta ehood in Arzons both may find satisfaction The plan is nothing short of a merger of the IA counties of Southern California with .he Territory of Arizona to form a new state. the capital, of course, to be Los Angeles.
 As an aftermath of the meeting held Monday by local taxpayers. at which drastic resolutions condemning the action of the equalizers were adopted the nea plan is being preached. It' advocates are of the opinion tha state diyisionists would secure nor favorable hearing from congress wer an offer made to relieve the nations legislature of the persistent Arizon statehood question, and have an } noupced their intention of presentin
 their plan for the consideration of th
 Arizonsns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
w. ]. Chapman Killed
 By Old SchooImare

Willis J Chapman, who was for two year. or more A resident of Phoenix was shot and instantly killed las, Saturday night in New York City by B H Wilson, an old schoolmste
 According to sdvices the homicide was the result of an enmity that had existed for some years between the two men, having it's origin in 6 trans action concerning property some time before Chapman came west. The cir- cumstances of the killing were quite unusual for such events.
 Chapman left Phoenix July 9 Of this year for his former home and shortly after his arrival he was married to young society woman named Mss Bessie Williams. The newly married couple were attending a social gathering at the home of q friend, and it would appear that Will son was also . guest. Anyhow, he met Chapman in the hall of his host's home and. drawing a revolver fired at once with fatal effect. Mrs Chapman was close at hand and witnessed the her husband falling in her arme as he expired
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
Attempted Suicide
 at County Hospital

Amy Martin, an inmate of the county hospital. who is addicted to the morphine habit. broke into the oper- sting room of that institution and took an overdose of oh oral hydrate about S:30 this morning It was thought for Q time she would die. but t learned this evening that her con. jition is much improved.
 Those in charge of the hospital are constantly having trouble with thi- class of patients and say the general public would be surprised to krow the number of people addicted to the morphine habit.
 The woman who attempted sell destruction was recently sent to the county jail Tor 50 days from D 'uglss. At the jail here her condition va: such thst che was transferred to the hospital. It is pre-u ed that during fit of despondency she endesvoret to commit suicide. Very little i. known of her here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
Anti Saloon Petition
 About Completed

The Anti-Saloon league in Coch 80 county has it's petition about com D eted and will present it to the board of supervisors on the fret Monday in October when the board meets. The petition will have something over 400 signed 70 it, which is considerable over the number required by law, which states that where the. election is called for the county, the petition must contain at least $50 names. The petition will call for an election for the entire county
 It was the intention of the Anti. Saloon league, in the event that the county voted dry, to attack the seg. regation law, so that no city or pre- cinct that voted vet would be allowed to remain wet Now that the ques- ton has been raised in Maricopa county, perhaps it will establish a precedent in the territory and save the expense of suits being brought in this county.