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Graham guardian., 1909-12-10
NEWS FROM MISSIONARIES
Elder Curtis Writes from
Great Falls, Mont. Let
ter from Louis Nelson
GREAT FALLS, MONT,
Nov. 20, 1909.

1NON. AV, iVOcs
EDITOR GUARDIAN:-I have great
ly missed THE GUARDIAN the last
month. 1t has been coming to me
at Kalispell, Mont, the last few
months and l should like to have
the address changed to Great Falls,
as | expect to remain here most of
the winter.
No doubt you will be somewhat
interested in my travels since ! left
Stafford, September 2S, 1908, to fill
a mission in the Northwestern States.
left Salt Lake City, October
18th, with seven other elders to go
to Butte, Mont. where conference
had been appointed for the elders
laboring in this State. | was ap-
pointed tu-s0me to Great Falls with
five other elders to open up new
conference.
We found it to be very pretty
little city Of about $4,000 inhabi-
tants. Great Falls is situated in a
large bend of the Missouri River,
about twelve miles above Great
Falls, which is a most beautiful
sight. We tracted the four time
and found very liberal minded set
of people, although there are about
twenty different church here. We
met with but little opposition and
investigators. February 26th, |,
with three other elders, was sent to
Billings to open another new field of
labor, where we stayed until April
8th, when we were sent to Lewis
town, Mont, to start another new
field, and found it located in a pro-
ductive little valley, where they get
good crops of small grain and vege-
tables, but an overcoat is very ac-
ceptable in July, as snow fell every
month / was there.
August 1st, / returned to Great
Falls and had the pleasure of bap-
tising two of my investigator. On
August 5th, | went to Kalispell with
conference president, William Mon
cur, to attend the land drawing of
the Flathead Indian Reservation.
also for the purpose of opening an
other new field of labor for the
elders. After visit through Flat
head valley of about ten days, was
left there alone to labor until an.
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10

exercised. employed and enjoyed, and all and
singular Its purposes be effectuated as well
without as within the State of California;
That the place where the principal place of
shall be the City OF Bakersfield, County of
Kern. Slate of California.
FOURTH
That the term for which said corporation is
to exist is fifty years from and after the date of
Its incorporation.
That the number of directors of said corpora
tion is and shall be three, and that the names
and places of residence of those who are ap-
pointed for the first year are as follows:
W II. McKittrick. Bakersfield. California.
T. W. Robinson, Bakersfield, California.
II. s. Rice, Bakersfield, California.
SIXTH
That the amount of the capital stock of said
corporation is and shall be Five Hundred
Thousand (s5Oo, ,00o0O) Dollars. and the number
of shares into which II is divided is and shall
be Ten Thousand (l0,0O0) of O par value of
Fifty (s5o.Oo) Dollars each.
SEVENTH
has been actually subscribed is the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty (sl50.OO) Dollars and that
the following are the names Of the persons by
whom the same has been subscribed, to-wit:
". a. Mckittrick. .,....,.......... 5000
=, W. Robinson. ........................S50 $1,000
who have each subscribed for one il) share hare of
stock.
In witnesses whereof, we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this l4th day of July, 1909.
II. McKITTRIcK, lSeaD
FRANK s. RICE, tSea)
f. W. ROBINSON, lSeaD
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10

other could be sent there, which
was about one month, then Elder
Hanson came to join me in the good
work.
have travelled over a great deal
of the State of Montana during the
last year and to my notion the Flat
head valley is in the lead. They
have fine water, good land, plenty
of fine timber and very good mar
ket, but nothing to compare with
that of the Gila Valley.
On October 81, 1909, our mission
president, Melvin j. Ballard, met
here with the elders and the saints
of the Great Falls conference and
held three meetings. He gave some
good instructions and advice to the
elders. He said the work of the
Lord was increasing so rapidly, it is
almost impossible to get elders
enough to fill the demand for them.
We have received several letters
from different parts of this confer
ence lately, asking for elders.
think we have done very well
in this conference during the last
year. We have baptised eleven new
members and there are great
many who expect to be in the near
future.
| will be glad to receive The
GUARDIAN once more. / am, ,.,>
Yours respectfully,
ELDER F. A. CURTIS.
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10
EAST LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA.


October 80, 1909.
EDITOR GUARDIAN: - receive
your most welcome paper every Fri
day morning, and it is indeed wei
come guest to me in this far off
land of the black. l look for it just
as much as do letters from home.
| am sure that the people of the
Gila Valley should be proud of such
an energetic paper as it is of great
value to that garden part of the
earth.
am enjoying my work fine.
This is a fine country for missionary
laboring. We have some very nice
people and some very bad ones of
course. We haven't got half enough
elders down here for the cause of
truth, but Mormonism is gradually
getting a hold in Africa as well as
in the rest of the world.
South Africa has got hard pull
at present and has had ever since
the Boer war. The country, had a
big boom while the war was going
On, but it was too much of good
thing. Now she is just on the ex-
isting list. The people who had a
good chance one day didn't take ad-
vantage of it, and are now suffer-
ing the consequences. Africa is in
hard condition, and | am afraid
she will be until the samething hap
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10
LIST publication Nov. l2-6t
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
McKittrick Corporation

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That we, the undersigned, all Of whom are
residents of the State OF California. have asso.
sociate ourselves, for the purpose Of forming
q corporation. under and by virtue of the laws
OF the State of California, with the name and
for the purpose herein stated, and we do here
by certify and set forth:
FIRST
That the name Of said corporation is and
shall be 1.-THE McKITTRI6K CORPORA.
TON"
SECOND
That the purposes for which this corporation
Is formed are TO acquire by purchase. devise or
gift, and to accept conveyance of, and to pos.
sess, hold enjoy improve and develop. 10
grant, sell, exchange. lease. convey and other
wise dispose OF, aud generally TO deal In, real
| and personal property of every kind and ma.
ture whatsoever, and wheresoever situate in.
GLIDING franchises. water. water rights, and
privileges, goods, wares, and merchandise
| options. bonds, OBLIGATIONS, corporate stocks
| to invest III and to lend money upon real aud
personal security; to borrow money. TO hypoth.
ecate, to mortgage and pledge all and singular
| the property, both real and personal, which
may at any time, belong to this corporation;
To engage in and carry on, conduct, manage
| and transact any and every kind of agricul-
| tural. mercantile. mining and manufacturing
| business or enterprise;
| And In general TO engage In, undertake
| transact and do all and singular the things
which natural persons may lawfully engage
| In, undertake. transact and do;
And all aud singular the powers. privileges
and franchises OF this corporation may bs
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10

State Of California,
Department of State ss'
!, =. F. Curry Secretary Of the State of Cali
iornia, DO hereby certify that have carefully
corporation of The McKittrick Corporation
with the certified copy of the original now on
iiie In my office and that the same is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Also that this Authorization is in due form
and by the proper officer.
witness my hand and the Great Seal of State,
day of July, A. d. 1909.
(Seal of the C.F.CURRY.
state OF Secretary of State.
California) BY j. HoEsCH, Deputy.
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10

State of California;
County of Kern. J S.
l, L. Miller, County Clerk of the County OF
Kern. State OF California, do hereby certify the
within to be full, true and correct copy of
Articles of Incorporation of The McKittrick
Corporation, as remains on file in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto SET my
hand and affixed my Official seal this l4th day
of July, A. d. 1909.
(SBAD ]. L. MILLER. Clerk.
BY BEDELL SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10
Territory of Arizona,( =, .
County Of Graham. &c. :

County Of Graham. S.:
! d. H. Claridge, County Recorder in and for
County Of Graham. Territory of Arizona.
hereby certify the within to be fuli, true
Mud correct copy of the Articles of Incorpora-
ton of The McKittrick Corporation. as remains
on file in my ONCE.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of my office this the
5th day of November. A. d. 1909.
lSEAL) ID. H. CLhRIDGE,
County Recorder.
Graham guardian., 1909-12-10
Here are a few bargains

AACIC oIC d lew UdI SdlnS
One hundred and sixty-four
acres, one-half mile from SAT-
ford, with "a shares Union
water; so acres in alfalfa,
balance in grain; seven-room
house with bath; hot and cold
water; barns. outhouses, wind
mill and tank; 81, 900 worth of
farm machinery. Price $780,
500. Easy terms.
Sixteen acres on the west
border of Stafford, Ii shares
Montezuma water. AS fine
land as can be found in the
valley. A bargain at SO, 200.
Joining this property is l53
acres, with four-room house;
good well and pump, barn,
corrals, young orchard; which
can be bought with the above
land. See us as to price and
terms.
Four acres in heart of SAT-
ford; seven-room house, with
hall and screened porch; good
well and pump, outbuildings.
one share Union water. Some
cash and rest on easy terms.
Four-room brick house, with
bath; new; lots rs by $50; on
Main street, Stafford, in desir-
able location. Terms, $4,000;
$500 cash, balance on long
time at 7% interest. The
best offer of the season.
The Chiricahua Cattle
Ranch, consisting of 324 acres
bordering upon the Town of
Stafford; $50 acres in cultiva-
4 ton (l72 in aNfalfa). Two
! thirds of the Surflower Canal,
and 5 shares Union Canal
Stock. Price, $4,000. Terms,
one-third down, balance at 8
per cent. interest. This is
less than $3.50 per acre for the
land actually in cultivation,
with the uncultivated land
thrown In.
The bee., 1909-10-21

Just as we go TO press we learn of
the death Of Mrs. Basil w. Duke, of
Louisville and founder of the
United Daughters of Confederacy in
the city Of Louisville. Mrs. Duke
attended the State meeting of that
order last week at Hopkinsville and
is known to large number of the
members Of the Darlington Chapter
The President of the Darlington
Chapter, Mrs. Kate Withers, being
out of the city Miss Mollie Whalen,
First Vice President, and Mrs. j. ID.
Sorry, Second Wee President, tele-
graphed a message of coincidence to
Gen. Basil w. Duke, at his home m
Louisville. These ladies and Mrs
p. &. Davis met Mrs. Duke at Hop
kInsvIlle last week.
The bee., 1909-10-21
DO AS HE PLEAsEs.
On The Ranch Of His Brother IN ikea,
will TAFT.

Gregory, Texas, Oct. is
President Taft arrived here to.
night to spend four days ON the
ranch of his brother, Ohas. p.
Taft. Reports of the size of the
ranch vary from 100000 TO 200.
900 acres. During his stay the
president VIII be secluded from
committees aud banquet givers
aud the duties of constant speech
making. Asked what he is 20
Ing to DO on the ranch the presi.
dent replied he is going for once
on a trip to do as he pleased. He
will golf horseback ride and per
haps shoot ducks
The bee., 1909-10-21
Mathews Resignation Accepted B,
Governor.

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. l5.-GJv.
ernor Wilson has received and
accepted the resignation of Dr..
j. M. Mathews, of Louisville, as
president ut the State Board of
Heath. In his letter of resigna
ton DR.. Mathews says that his
private du'Ies demand all of has
time.
The bee., 1909-10-21
A HARD STRUGGLE.
Many an Darlington Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.

Mrs. Frank Dennis. of darlington.
KY say: "Duan's Kidney Pills
cured me alter all other medicines
had failed and consequently I am
/ pleased I" recommend them. For
three Years my kidneys were dis.
ordered. | Wa unable To- sleep well
on account ut the dull ache in my
back and when arose in the morn
ing | was very lame. / tired easily.
felt lsnguid ant nervous and was
troubled by hradaches and dizzy
spells. The kidney secretions con
tanned sediment and passed too
frequently aud whenever caught
cold my trouble was aggravated. /
ais" suffered from. pains IN the
small OF my back and IL stopped or
sliftedt ~ harptwpess passed through
my ISts!,a Baarnlg al Dom's Kid
ney pills, l. prncursd box. | re
-lssiAsslt .l'f"nlpt relief from their use
and IL was uDt lons before | was rid
of the trouble.
For stl- by alt iealers. Price 30
cents. Foster. Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
RemempAr -.t,4 name oar's-
and take II" "'ier.
The bee., 1909-10-21
Local Happenings


Jno. Coyle made business trir
TO the county seat Monday.
j. H. Corbett made a bushes:
trip to jacksonville Yesterday.
Sam Carr, who has been quite i'll
for several weeks, is able to be out
e. BrAmwell, of Nashville, Tenn,
was in the city Monday on business
j. w. Lightfoot, of NortonvIlle,
was in the city Monday on business.
Sam Langley, of jacksonville,
was in The city Monday on business.
New crop evapolated peaches at
Webb Bros. lOc and l216c per
pound.
Maj r. B. Harris. who was hurt
last week by train, is able to be
out.
New crop evaporated peaches at
Webb Bros. lOc aud l21ac per
pound.
Rev. .Jno. Burton left Monday for
GreenviIle, where he will hold SER
vices.
NJ. H. Tappan. our jeweler, made
business trip to Jacksonville yes
terday.
New crop evaporated peaches at
Webb Bros. 10c and l21ac per
pound.
Fresh line of canned goods of ev-
cry description Just received at
Webb Bros.
D. D. Woodruff and w. j. Fault,
OF St Charles, were in the city FRI
dsv on business.
r.. B. Arnold and Jesse Phillips,
our bankers, were in Madisonville
Monday on business.
'Binnis Bohan. tent man for
Rarnum 4 Bailey circus, is visiting
bis brother, Mike Bohan.
Capt. b. Gnrden Nelson, Quarter
master of the Third regiment, X. S.
g.. was in the city last week.
If YOU want to see this Cook and
Peary Hat Call and see Barnes,
Coward & Co., Incorporated.
Marshall VIM. Bradley is having
fine stable built in the rear of his
recently purchased property.
III YOU want to see the Cook and
Peary Hat call and see Barnes,
Cow and d Co., Incorporated
w. S McGary and wife ana Mol
lie Umstead and wife spent Friday
In the Pond river country nuttlng.
7 II you want to see the Cook and
Peary Hat call and see Barnes
Coward & CO., Incorporated.
Uhas. Webb has purchased very
fine valve trombone, which is
valuable addition to the X X.
!. Wanted.-F class coal shoot
ers, track layers and boss timber
men. II
NEBo CONSOLIDATED COAL & Cox
ing COMPANY.
For Carpets, Rags, MatiIngs, OIL
cloth. Tinoleum, Portlers and Lace
Curtains. Call aud see Barnes Cow
and & Co. Incorporated.
j. NJ. Kestner and son, Neal, have
secured the agency for the Evans
willie laundry. Their basket will be
found in Miles brothers restaurant.
Chas. McGary has had this agency
for several years but for business
reasons was compelled to give IL up.
The bee., 1909-10-21

A large crowd attended tile dance
given at Webb's hall last night. Al
report nice time.
Miss Dora wilkey has accepted a
position as saleslady with the Me
Leod Store. at MadisOnvIlle.
Jas. NJ. DeWeese, CAPTAIN of Co
H, X. S. g., was in the citv Tues
day, and qualified as all expert rife
man.
Capt. lobe Wright, of the country
near here, and one of the famous
Orphans Brigade, was III town
Monday.
a map of Hopkins county is dis
played in the postofiice. II is very
thorough, showing all the roads al
| farms.
The NJ. f. Church, South, va
ommence a protracted meeting at
church next Sunday. and will move
to the rink later.
Capt. Ed. Walker, of Henderson,
and several of the Henderson, mill
tary company, We're in the city the
first of the week.
Dr. A. II. COrdier, of Kansas City,
Mo-, and the famous Alaskan hun
ter is visiting his mother, who re-
sides on Railroad street.
w d. Caviness aud family. who
have been on Pond river fishing.
have returned home. They report
lots of fish uad fine time.
For Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Oil
cloth, Linoleum, PortIers and Lace
Curtains, cali and see Barnes,
Coward & Co., Incorporated.
For Carpets, Rugs. Mattings. Oil
cloth. LinOleum, Portiers and Lace
Curtains, call and see Barnes,
Coward & Co., Incorporated
Jas. Fegan. found on Railroad
street Sunday, gold watch and
fob. Owner can have same bv
seeing him and pr wing properly.
Col. Jouett Henry, Mai. E. Bas-
sett and several others, of Hopkins
vile, were in the city last week al.
tending the Third regiment shoot.
Frank d. Rash, adjutant of the
Third regiment, X. S. g., has made
one of the best scores that has
been made on the range this shoot.
A fire Friday night on No. 8 mill,
destroyed two houses belonging Ia
the St. Bernard. The loss is about
81 600, covered by insurance. Canse
of fire not known.
Roy Peytou has accepted posi-
ton with the l. G.. S. of Scranton,
Pa, and will have headquarters at
Evansville and will make towns in
Indiana and Illinois.
DR.. E.A. Davis and wife, who have
been visiting in the city for the past
week, left Sunday for Paris, Tenn,
where the doctor will locate and
make his future home.
f. +. Carney, Division District
of the /. g. $. of
Pa, has opened up Head
quarters in the Victory building and
is displaying the different books
taught by this institute.
Jas. COrbitt has been on the |. g
II. r. this week, making pictures of
the several coal mines, which Will
be used IN the Coal and r. r.. Edi-
tior of THE BEE that will be pub
Iished soon.
TO he independents, with the right
10 look every man i'm the face, just
n ave bank account with the Peo.
pies Bank Of Darlington. The
world will give every man a living,
but the world doesn't run delivery
wagon. Start an account today.
The bee., 1909-10-21
DR.. WILLIAM BAILEY
Will Succeed Dr.. J. ". Mathews on The
State Board OF Health.

Louisville. XIV, Oct. 1S.-Thr
State Board of Health TO-DAY
elected to succeed DIR. j. w.
Mathews as president, DR.
William Bailey.
The bee., 1909-10-21
The Moving Throng



the city last week.
Ira Parrish, of Madisonvile. was
in the city Sunday.
Harry Long was in jacksonville
Monday with friends.
VIM. Perry spent Sunday with
relatives sear Guthrie.
Miss Dora wilkey visited friends
in jacksonville Tuesday.
Jack Nesbit, Of MadisonviIle,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. Jno. Griffin made friends in
Madisonville visit today.
DIR. A. o. Sisk spent saturday IN
Madisonville with relatives.
Rev. T. H. Lasley was guest Of
Rev. j. NJ. Burden Sunday.
Carl Woolfork spent SUNDAY in
MadisonviIle with his father.
Mai. 5. II. Kimmel spent Sunday
i'm Henderson with his father.
Mr.. Barnes and wife, OF Beaver
Dam, are visiting ~ thu city.
Bert Southland made "a business
trip to jacksonville Monday.
Safe Grasty and wife. of Mortons
Gap, were in the city Monday.
Mrs. &. b. Johnson is visiting
friends in Louisville this week.
Mrs. p. b. Davis left this morning
for Paris, Tenn, to visit relatives
VIM. Burke and mother visited
relatives in Nashville, Tenn, Sun
day.
MIR. ana Mrs. ]. j. sullivan spent
Sunday with friends III Nashville,
I Teun.
VIM. Cozart, OF Elktou, is visiting
friends and relatives in the city this
week. a~''
Robt. jackson, Of jacksonville,
was in the city Monday visiting
friends.
j. v. McEuen aud wife, of ST.
Charles, We're visiting in the city
Sunday.
Judge Jno. b. Hall, of Madison-
Vile. was in the city Sunday visit
ing friends
Misses Mary Burke and Celia
Hanna made friends IN Nashville a
visit Sunday.
John Wolfe, of Evansville, was in
the city Sunday. shaking hands
with old friends.
Miss Frank Campbell, trimmer
for Barnes, Coward Co.. spent sun
day in HopkinsvlIle.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kestner aud daughters
were in the county seat one day last
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Hadei- aunt OF Miss Sue
FOard, returned 70, her home IN
Memphis, Tenu,, to-day e....s ,.,w,
Mrs. Bud Lohg and dadsh e6f
Verna, of St. Charles, spent xestar-.L
day in the city with friends.
Ben Rash and wife, Vt MadIs6h-
Vile, were in the city Monday, en-
route to visit relatives at Ilsley.
Roy FORESTER and wife, who have
been living in Chattanooga, Tenn,
have returned TO this city TO live.
Mrs. LAURENCE Lilroy, of Terre
Haute, Ind, left yesterday for her
home after a weeks pleasant visit.
Mrs. Dan NJ. Evans and Miss
Lucy Crenshaw were visitors to
friends in MortonS Gap last week.
Boss Mangrum aud wife, of Moss
Hill nsighborhood, were visiting
relatives IN town Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs. r.. II. Haden, of Memphis,
Tenn, and Miss Annie Haden, of
Chicago, are guests of Miss Sue
Foard this week.
The bee., 1909-10-21


For SALE--One T.. q p. printing
press, ski, with fountain, also good
assortment of type. Just the outfit
for the merchant to run store
paper, or for small job office. In
good condition. Will sell for part
down and balance in payments to
right party. j. l.. SIsK,
st. Charles, Ky.
A company has been organized
aud will. put in first.class moving
picture show in the building form
erly occupied by Jim Maloney and
used for pool room. rEey Will
give a continuous show each night
in the week beginning at o'clock,
aud matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Arrangements
are being made to open 5 turday
afternoon.
The citizens of our city are very
proud Of the fact that one OF the
delegates from the darlington
Chapter, u. ID. c., was honOred by
the State meeting at Hopknsville
by the selection Of Mrs. J. ID. Sorry
as their Third Vice President.
Mrs. Sorry endeavOred 10 have some
one else appointed, but they forced
her to accept. The Darlington
Chapter is one Of the youngest in
tile State, but has II paid up menu
bers.
The bee., 1909-10-21
Unfortunate Emulation.

A North Carolinan recently eloped
with three women on the same train.
And 1t seems that events win persist
in showing that solomon lived for
nothing.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The bee., 1909-10-21

Save your Library Slips aud get
a good magszins for winter reading.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-05-21

connect with the sidewalk as laid as

connect with the sidewalk as laid as
aforesaid.
Section Z. That the curbs to be built
and constructed on the west side of
Shilling avenue shall be built and con-
structed as follows. Commencing at
the southeast corner of block 2 In
Kimbalps addition to the City of
Blackfoot in the south along the east
side OF blocks two and one in KIM
balls addition to the northeast corner
of block one Cd; thence north 725 feet
along acreage abutting on said street
to South street, also along the east
side of blocks IS and As in Danilson's
addition to the city of Blackfoot also
along the east side of blocks 43, "A, II,
IL and IS In Shilling's addition to the
City Of Blackfoot, also along the east
side Of blocks Ia, 15, I and . in Elm
wod addition to the City of Blackfoot,
in all 10 blocks and 725 feet of acreage
and running from Walker street on
the south to Jackson street on the
north and on the west side Of Shilling
avenue.
Section s. That said curbs shall be
built Of the same mixture and material
as provided for the building Of curbs
on the east side Of Shilling avenue as
provided for In this ordinance and shall
be built of the same size in depth
and Dimensions.
Section 9. The curbs to be built on
thu west side of Shilling avenue as
aforesaid shall be built on line 80
4 ct from the center line of said Shil-
fling avenue and shall be turned at the
corner Of each street so as to connect
with the sidewalks as laid or proposed
to be laid