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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-02-04
Attest:
Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. %, 1909
0. V. BADLEY, Clerk.

| Caldwell, ldaho, Jan. III, lJUS
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Jas. Vanderdossen, chair
man, j. E. Kerrick, Otto G. Rein
hardt, and o. v. Bailey, Clerk, whel
the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
/ On motion the following liquor
dealers bonds were accepted and ap
proved:
David Newman, Nampa, Idaho
Class 80 from Feb. L, 1909 to Jan
81, 1910.
E. H. Dewey, Nampa, Idaho. Class
80, from Jan. l, 1909 to Jan. l, 1910
j. M. Brunzell, Nampa, Idaho
Glass go, from April 1, 1909, to
April 1, 1910.
Antoine Hinkey, Nampa, Idaho
Glass 32, from April 1, 1909, to April
1, 1910.
o. E. Stewart, Nampa, Idaho. Class
80, from April 1, 1909 to April l,
1910.
W. ]. Weaver, Nampa, Idaho,
Glass 80, from April l, 1909 to April
1, 1910.
S. A. Mclaughlin, Emmett, Idaho.
Class 80, from December 81, 1908, to
December 81, 1909.
Daniel S. Brown, Caldwell, Idaho.
Glass 80, from April l, 1909 to April
1, 1910.
T. D. Waldrop, Caldwell, Idaho,
Glass 81, from March 1, 1909, to
March 1, 1910.
In the matter of the petition of
F. w. Richards ct al. inhabitants of
road district No. % and %, praying
for the establishment of public
highway so feet in width, having its
points of beginning and termination,
course and intermediate points as
follows:
Commencing at county road at
quarter corner of sections Is, and 16
T. 2 N, R. 2 w. B. NJ, thence west
8 miles to the west line of said town.
ship and range and connecting with
Bernard Ferry road. Also connect
ing at quarter corner of section 10
and II, of the above township and
range, running thence south one-half
mile to connect with county road. 1t
appearing to the Board that the pet
itioners have complied with the law,
the road is granted and declared to
be public highway, and the over
seer is instructed to put the same
in condition for travel.
Whereupon this Board adjourned
until January %, 1909, at 1000 o.
clock a. m.
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDossEN,
Chairman.
Attest:
o. v. bailey, Clerk.
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electors, residing within said district
have signed the said petition, that
said district has within its limits tax
able property of more than s150,00O,
as shown by the last assessment roll,
and that no remonstrances or remon-
STRANGE have been filed against the
granting of said petition,
Now Therefore, 1t is hereby or
dered, that said petition is approved,
that the boundaries Of said district
shall be and are hereby declared to
be as follows:
All the territory now comprising
District No IL and none other.
1t is further ordered that the ques-
ton of establishing said district be
submitted to vote of the electors of
said district, who in such said cleo
ton are authorized to vote for the
levy of taxes and issue of bonds.
Said election shall be held at New
Plymouth, on the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1909, at the following place:
School house.
The following are hereby appointed
Judges and Clerks:
L. Wachter, Fred French, Judges.
Chas. Hayden, Clerk.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
ordered to give notice of such cleo
ton, according to law.
Whereupon this Board adjourned
until 1000 o'clock a. m. January 20,
1909.
Approved:
JAS. VANDEBDossEN,
Chairman.
Attest:
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In the matter of the official bonds
of Tim Dricoll and Robert E. Haynes
as Justices of the Peace of "Payette
Justice Precinct" it appearing to this
Board that said bonds and each of
them are due and legal in all re-
spects, each Of said bonds is hereby
approved.
And it further appearing that each
OF the above parties have taken the
required legal oath as Justice of said
"Payette Justice Precinct" and have
qualified for and in their respective
offices according to law. 1t is here
by declared that the said Tim Dris-
coll and Robert E. Haynes are duly
appointed, qualified and acting JUS
tees of the Peace of said "Payette
Justice Precinct"
Whereupon this Board adjourned
until January %, 1909, at 1000 o.
clock a. m.
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDossEN,
Chairman.
Attest:
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Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. 30, 1909
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jas. Vanderdossen, chair
man, j. E. Kerrick, Otto G. Rein
hardt, and o. " Bailey, Clerk, when
the following proceedings were had,
to-wit:
In the matter of the petition of
Minnie A. Leigh ct al, inhabitants of
road district No. %, praying for the
establishment of a public highway
having its points of beginning and
termination, course and intermediate
POINTS as follows:
Commencing at the S. E. corner of
section "a T. N, R. ". B. M.
and extending on the township line
west to the Snake River and ending
at the Snake River. The report of
the viewers is accepted and the road
declared to be public highway and
damages in the following amounts are
allowed for right of way for said
road. F. 7. GRADER $500. Hughes
$500.
In the matter of the petition of
H. G. Hotties ct al inhabitants of
road district No. - the same is
accepted and Fred Mcconnell, Geo.
Zimmerman and D, A. Hawkins are
appointed to view said road after hay
ing taken the oath and report to this
Board before the April meeting.
In the matter of the application of
]. A. McRobbie ct al. inhabitants of
road district No. 10, petitioning that
the part of said district lying north
and east of the Oregon Short Line
Right of way be taken from said dis
trict No. 10 and added to District No.
Is, adjoining, the same is hereby APP
proved.
In the matter of the petition IF
E. K Corbett ct al inhabitants of
road district No. 81 praying for the
establishment of public highway, in
said district, as described in said
petition now on file with the Clerk
of the Board of County Commission
ers. The report of the viewers is ac-
cepted. 1t appearing to the Board
that P. j. Collop is a non-consenting
land owner over whose land the said
proposed road will run. The Clerk
is hereby notified to notify said P. J.
Collop to appear before this Board at
the Court House at Caldwell, Idaho,
at 200 o'clock p. M, April %, 1909
to show cause why said road should
not become a public highway.
Whereupon this Board adjourned
sine die.
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDossEN,
Chairman.
Attest:
O. " BApIEY. Clerk.
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of the N. w. quarter of section 49,
T. 3 N, r. w. B. NJ, running thence
straight west along the line of
the U. S. Government survey two
miles to the S. w. corner of
the N. w. quarter Of sec
ton "a, T. NJ, R. 3 w. B. M. 1t
appearing to the Board that there
are no non-consenting land owners
over whose land said proposed road
will pass who have not signed re-
lease to the same, the petition is ac-
cepted and the road declared to be
public highway and the road over
seer Of said district is hereby noti-
fed to open said road for travel.
In the matter of the petition of
Sarah Adams ct al. inhabitants of
road district No. 20 praying for the
establishment of a public highway,
the petition is accepted and Robert
Milliken, W. J. Duval, and T. j.
Lesson are appointed viewers to view
said road after having taken the oath
as prescribed by law and report to
this Board before the April meeting.
In the matter of the petition of
M. j. Graham ct al. inhabitants of
road district No. % praying for the
establishment of public highway.
The petition is accepted and Robert
Milliken, w. j. Duval, and 7. j.
Lesson are appointed viewers to view
said road after having taken the oath
as prescribed by law and report to
this Board at the April meeting.
In the matter of the petition of
z. McGill ct al. inhabitants of road
district No. 28 praying for the es-
Establishment of a public highway hav-
ing its points of beginning and ter
mination, course and intermediate
points as follows:
Commencing at point a half mile
east of the N. w. corner Of section
80, T. N, R. W. B. NJ, thence
following and running parallel with,
and at a distance of % feet from
the south meander line of Deer Flat
Reservoir and termipating at a point
one-third of a mile south of the N. |
E. corner of section II, T. N, R.
8 W. B. NJ Said petitioners having
complied with the law and all nom
lanj owners ever whose
land said proposed road will pass hav-
ing signed a release to the same, the
petition is accepted and the road de-
clared to be public highway and
the road overseer ordered to put the
same in condition for travel.
In the matter of the petition of
Dalbow ct al. inhabitants of
road distrist No. %, praying for the
of a public highway
The petition is accepted and Robert
w. J. Duval and T. J. Lee
son were appointed viewers to view
said road after having taken the oath
as prescribed by law and report at
the April meeting of this Board.
In the matter of the petition of
Frank Breshears for third deputy
sheriff for the coming term the same
was rejected.
In the matter of the application of
R. E. Sturgeon, janitor for an in
crease in salary, the same was re-
iected.
Whereupon this Board adjourned
until Thursday January %, 1909, at
1000 o'clock m.
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDossEN,
Chairman.
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John Beal, Roswell; J. S. Smalley,
Roswell; j. II. Trout, Roswell; F. E.
Baxter, Roswell; r. D. Helms, Ros-
well; w. F. Schultz, Roswell; A. j.
Mccormack, Roswell; c. S. Zehner,
Roswell; Sylvester Hill, Roswell;
Frank Johns, Roswell; Jasper Ben
nett, Roswell; G. B. Ross, Roswell;
Dell Parsons, Roswell; Geo. II.
Brush, Roswell; V. H. Hannah, No
tus; H. l. Mclaughlin, Notus; Rus
sell Smith, Notus; Carl Peterson, No
tus; Fred Specht, Notus; M. A
Combs, Notus; VIM. Reinemer, No
tus; N. B. Sebree, Notus; P. G. Allen,
Notus; R. E. Glenn, Notus; P. Ruck-
er, Parma; w. E. Fisk, Parma; Ira
Hamilton, Parma; C. L. Park, Par
ma; r. II. Weed, Parma; E. 0.
Woods, Parma; W. C. Morris, Parma;
Frank Galley, Parma; A. w. An
drews, Parma; J. T. Allison, Parma;
Smith Stockton, Parma, A. j. Mitchell,
Parma; James Watkins, Parma; H.
C. Dudley, Middleton; H. H. William
son, Middleton; John Lent, Middle
ton; G. w. Walker, Middleton; New
ton Jones, Middleton; ]. L. Haines,
Middleton; Harry Clemons, Middle
ton, W. S. Hawkes., Middleton; Tom
Wheeler, Middleton; o. R. Ackley, Mid
dleton; E. II. Adams, Middleton; NJ.
Alexander, Middleton; II. D. An
drews, Middleton; j. ]. Apperman,
Middleton; C. L. Austin, Cald-
well; Chas. Balm, Caldwell; C. G.
Baker, Caldwell; W. P. Bales, Cald-
well; Hiram Barber, Caldwell; E. R.
Bartlett, Caldwell; John Bailey, Cald-
well; Ralph Beal, Caldwell; A. C.
Bird, Caldwell; VIM. A. Black, Cald-
well; A. T. Blake, Caldwell; Ray
Blessinger, Caldwell; Chas. F. Bohl-
son, Caldwell; Jas. Boone, Caldwell;
L. w. Botkin, Caldwell; Fred Boyes,
Caldwell; A. E. Bradshaw, Caldwell;
Martin Brent, Caldwell; H T. Al
len, Nampa; F. NJ. Ameck, Nampa;
B. Anderson, Nampa; Louis Ankstell,
Nampa; J. H Apologize, Nampa; Ed.
Reibe, Nampa; S. Bachman, Nampa;
A. H. Badger, Nampa; Geo. w. Bar
mum, Nampa; B. W. Barth, Nampa;
Oscar Barnum, Nampa; J. j. Walling,
Nampa; A. E. Bohemian, Nampa;
C. C. Bennett, Nampa; Fred Beutler,
Nampa; c. A. Berch, Nampa; David
Belts, Nampa; Irwin Bissett, Nampa;
P. NJ Bloom, Nampa; Fred BohlscheId
Nampa; C. NJ. Bontrager, Nampa;
Geo. E. Booth, Nampa; j. F. Bow,
Nampa; r. E. Bowman, Nampa; E.
R. Brace, Nampa; ]. 7. Smith. Nam
pa; H. L. Burnett, Caldwell; Fred
E. Brown, Nampa; E. C. Bradley,
Nampa; E. E. Jones, Nampa.
Whereupon this Board adjourned
until January 80, 1909, at 1000 o.
clock a. m.
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDossEN,
Chairman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-02-04
Attest

o. V. BADLEY, Clerk.
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Attest:
o. v. BADLEY, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
A MOTHERS FEAR
FOR HER BABES LIFE
SENT TO ASYLUM AT HER OWN
REQUEST.
She Has an Overpowering Impulse to
Kill.

Oakland, July 2.-Giving a remark
able analysis of her own dementia,
and pleading to be sent to an asylum
for fear she might not be able to re-
strain a sudden impulse TO murder
her baby, less than a year old, Mrs.
Stella Nelson furnished one of the
strangest lunacy cases ever heard in
the local courts.
Mrs. Nelson, who is a beautiful
young women of nineteen years, eX-
planned to Judge Harris and two
physicians that at times all her
natural instincts are suddenly over
come by a thirst for blood and that
during this peculiar alteration she
has an overpowering impulse to kill
her child.
Last Wednesday she asked the at
tendants at Emergency hospital to
lock her up, but appearing rational
she was advised to return home. The
following day her fears were almost
realized, when she suddenly seized a
butcher knife and attempted to cut
the child's throat.
Judge Harris committed the woman
to the asylum at Stockton. declaring
it was a most peculiar and pathetic
case.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

week with Mrs. J. A higgins. The
regular meeting day of the club is
Thursday. but owing to the fact that
that is the day upon which the Home
Mission society meets, and that a few
the day of the club meeting was
changed for next week.
Mrs. Henry Kohl, visited with Mrs.
Louis Kohl in the Isaac district We'd
nesday.
A number of Fowler people attended
the party given by James Pierce at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Roy But
Ter, Friday night.
Quin Faulkner and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, will leave Saturday for an
extended visit in Virginia.
Since writing the church announce
ments word was received that preach
ing services Sunday evening will be
conducted at the parsonage and will
be an out door service. Everyone is
most cordially invited to be present
The membership of the Baptist
church met Thursday evening and held
the regular monthly business meeting
Mrs. Council, who spent last week
with Mrs. VIII Bratton, came back to
the home of NJ. b. Brooks Friday Of
last week to stay with tire family while
her daughter Mrs. Brooks is in the
hospital convalescing from the surgi-
cal operation she underwent Saturday.
The grain haulers are very busy
now hauling off the grain from the
SEQ acres put in BY Frank Criswell
a representative from the Arizona
Gazette has been canvassing this dis
trict this week in the interest of that
paper. +
The WOman's Missionary society was
to have held its regular meeting Tues
day afternoon Of this week but owing
to the illness of Mrs. Harris, with
whom it was 70 meet, the meeting was
postponed. The society will no try to
meet again during the warm weather
Mrs. Roy Butler, not knowing that the
meeting was postponed, came over
from Mesquite Tuesday afternoon to
attend.
Mrs Jerry Irving and Miss Ethel
Harris drove to Phoenix Tuesday aft
erroon. on the way home their horse
gave out owing to the heat and they
NtAt iii ttaAIlAtA " III iieAN lis ~ wan
home, but being allowed several rest
spells and plenty Of coaXing the horse
managed to make the distance.
Rev. ]. H. Smith on his bicycle is a
prominent figure on our roads. MI
Smith does a great deal of riding in
connection with his charge here. but
always manages to save himself when
ever he can by catching onto other We
hicles and making them pull the BIZ
cycle. Last Monday as he came from
town he overlook Mrs. Susie Irving and
was holding to her buggy when she
drove over a culvert somewhat faster
than Mr.. Smith was counting on and
the result was that the wheel made a
series Of revolutions at right angles
to its usual direction, taking It's rider
with it. No bones were broken, how
ever, and outside of a generous coat
ing Of dust no damage was done.
Mr.. Sapp is putting up his second
hay crop this week Mr.. Gerrick. a
neighbor of the family from Indiana
is visiting them and assisting in the
hay making. Granville Sapp is max
ing arrangements to return to Indiana
soon on a visit. He will assist in work
ing up a colony of hOmeseekers to come
TO the Salt river valley next fall.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brooks and family
of Cartwright called in our neighbor-
hood Sunday morning. They were on
the way to Mike Wallis to spend the
day.
| NJ. B. Brooks and children drove to
Phoenix Sunday to see Mrs. Brooks at
the hospital
Miss Olive Brownsberger spent Sun
day at home. She returned early Mon
day morning to her work in the Ga
zette office.
Miss Elizabeth Green accompanied
Mr. Nelson out from Phoenix Wednes-
day evening and visited her sister, Mrs.
J. P. Ivy.
Miss Gladys and Burtis Kohl of
Isaac were guests of Miss Bertha Kohl
Wednesday.
Mr.. Harris came out home Thursday
morning He has been in Phoenix
most of the time since Mrs. Harris en-
tered the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gammell have
rented Lew Graham's place and will
take possession at once. Mr.. Graham
will move to the Newsholm place.
which he has had rented for some
time.
The papers are fun of glowing re-
ports from the beet and cantaloupe
section. That sounds good but it would
sound a little better with a good al
falfa report attached. The cantaloupe
men ought to sell us our cantaloupes
cheap, since it was through our water
shortage they were able to produce
their crop. We could not raise the
product down here. A letter appeared
, in one of the local papers recently
signed by one Of the leading officials
of the reclamation service. saying the
farmers had been allowed plenty OF
water if they had taken care of it
properly. That may be true; we hope
So but we would like for that same Of
flcial to put on his gum boots and take
his irragting shovel and show us Just
how to make a twelve-hour run irri-
gate a 150-acrc tract, six hours cover
an S0-acre tract, etc. We are willing
to learn and If it can lie done we want
to know how. 1t is easy for those
who sit in the seats pf the mighty" to
theOrize. but the acsual practice it
takes to carry out thaJ theory Is some
what difficult.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
RlVERSIDE-MESOUITE

Haymaking seems to be one con-
tinuous job. As soon as one is fin
ished another begins.
The thresher at J. Halls had a
wreck Wednesday and had to lay off
for several days.
Louis Runge met with an accident
last week. While loading hay he was
thrown from the wagon and injured
his right elbow. Since then he has
not been able TO work.
]. ]. Miller gave an ice cream
supper Sunday evening.
Mrs. c. johnson and children spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Reynolds.
A fishing party consisting of sew
eral neighbor families went to the
river Sunday and report good sue
cess catching fish.
Otto Green brought out a new
disc from town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Highland and
family, Of Phoenix, spent Sunday with
the Nelson family. Both families
spent the afternoon touring the coun-
try in Mr.. Highlands automobile.
Miss Mary O'Connell, of Phoenix,
is the guest of Miss Mary Mcintyre
this week. This is Miss O'Connelrs
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
CAVE CREEK ITEMS.
Happenings of the Week Near .he
c. c. Ranch.

c. C. Ranch, Cave Creek, July q
Especial Correspondence to The Re
publican. THE days are rather warm
but the nights are chilly enough to
make a fellow feel comfortable IN
der a pair of blankets and two quilts.
II is quite dry but stock is looking
we'll Vegetables are rather back
ward this summer.
]. Nj. Cartwright has pat up his
second crop of hay. The third crop
is coming on nicely Mr.. Cartwright
has plenty of water for irrigation
since he built the ne wditcn around
the mountain side last winter. the
water is diverted fror, Seven Springs
across the top OF the mountain taDout
200 feet high into Bronco Gulch,
where the ranch is located. The grade
seems as perfect as though the work
had been done by an expert engineer.
Arthur Wilson from the Six Bar
ranch, has gore t. Phoeni,; COR SUP
plies.
Mrs. J. u. Cartwright anG her
niece. Miss Byrdie Banks, are spend
ing the summer at the G. c. Tancn.
Mr.. Chapman is spending me sum
mer with Major Cafes at Cram
mountain.
Major Gates spent Sunday at the
c. c. ranch.
George York and wife have located
permanently at Ash Dali. Mr.. YORK
is the forest ranger who has been
stationed on $Lowrr Cave Creek dur
ing the winter and spring. Ash
Dale, by the way, used 10 be the
summer resort for Phoenix in days
gone by. In early days people came
to Ash Dale instead OF going TO
/ os Angeles AM Santa Monica.
Hr. and Mrs. Tom Cavness spent
few days last eek Niih the Cart
wright family.
Fish & Richardson are orking
right along on the Fort Worth mine,
preparing to start the mill.
Wilson Casner foreman Of the c. c.
ranch, is quite busy nowadays look
ing after the different interests of
the ranch and range.
In this part, on account Of the
distance the distributing Of the mail
is very irregular. However, through
the kindness of the ranger we hear
from the outside world fairly often.
Mr.. York visited at the c. c.
ranch Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

first visit to this part of the country
and She is passing the time fishing
and swimming.
The Doggett family went to the
Maricopa Indian reservation Sunday.
R. Reynolds took a load of hogs
to town Tuesday. He also took in
several for ]. II. Hall.
C. Sturgus, of Phoenix, was through
here Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Will Reynolds and son Stan
ley are spending this week in Cart
wright district
Mrs. E. w. Bason. spent Friday and
Saturday with the .Doggett family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Roberts spent
Sunday evening with the Mcintyre
family.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
. PERSONAL MENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At the Hotel Adams-C. b. Miller.
Chicago; s. LANCER. New York; VIII
ton Block; San Francisco; L. NJ.
Hagedons Philadelphia; E A Rowe,
Los Angeles; Sid Bath. Los Angeles;
Lach GoOdland. New York; b. Britton
Gattsherger, Miami; J. w. Schiefer-
stend, Detroit; A J. Doran. Prescott:
Mrs. v. Solomon. Milton, Pa; George
T. Leyman. New York; Ralph B. VIII
liams. Ray.
At the Ford--Leon J. Mccain. No
gales; J. NJ. W. Morse, Prescott; G..
Moon. Prescott, Leon Jones, Salome:
\. J. Cunningham. Los Angeles: Frank
Pinkley and wife. Casa Grande
At the COmmercial-C. z. CLOWN. p.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
CERTAIN 10 VIM ren

CERTAIN TO VIVA report was
received last evening to the effect that
the T. A. A. Marathon race at Los
Angeles, during the Elks' convention
has been changed from &c miles to is
miles. II means a snap for Harry
McLeane, the Phoenix Indian. who will
enter that race. as he holds the record
for the race of this length. However
Trainer Lewis who has the boys in
charge will not believe it and will keep
on lining Harry into shape for the
fastest &c mile Marathon that has
ever been seen in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

L. Brislen, Sacaton; NJ. p. Harold, J.
NJ. Burson, Sacaton; Charles T. Con-
nell. Douglas; George Hamlin, Cave
Greek; William Palmer, Jr., Benson;
Frank Ennis, Casa Grande. II. NJ.
Munerer. Casa Grande; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Dunton, Empalm, y. NJ; L. p.
Thomas. Jr.. Cincinnati; Mrs. J. ID.
Heneyman. Tucson; George Sobb. Jr.,
Superior; ]. f. Common, Florence; ]. j.
Miller. Kelvin; H. T Young. Super
stition Mountain Mining Camp.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
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they received the people of Fowler
in an all day picnic on their beauu-
full shady lawn and in the evening
the Epworth League of Cartwright
held their business and social meet
ing at the same place. Too much
cannot be said in praise of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mudersbach as host and hostess.
Mrs. Wilson, of Phoenix, was a
guest at the Mudersbach home Fri
day.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

Anyone contemplating spending the
summer at Flagstaff will find all the
modern coAveniences and good service
at Commercial Hotel We keep all the
Arizona papers on file.-J. H. Dona-
hue, Mgr.