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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03
KING Of ARIZONA
NINE SHUTS DOWN

PRESCOTT. Ariz. March -
The famous King CT Arizona. one OF
he greatest gold producers OF the
Territory Of Arizona for the past thir-
teen years. was closed down last week
and its future is in doubt. II Is be
lieved. however that work viii be re-
sumed as soon as ways and means
have been devised to lessen the exces-
sive costs under which the property
has been operated during the pas
few years. AS Is generally known.
the dry crushing plant which has a
daily capacity of 225 tons, is operated
by steam power and. in supplying
the necessary fuel the adjacsnt .erri-
( tory has been entirely denuGed of
timber suitable for the purpose. For
he last year or SO it has been neces-
sary TO haul tie supply a long dis
lance and costs have been gradually
mounting. II is also said the plant
is obsolete and hat proper handling
OF the ore viii necessitate complete
modern anil. The values In the ore
are recovered by q simple presses Of
teaching after crushing. The con-
pany operating uae property is prac-
u0a'Iy close corporation. OF which
Col. Epes Randolph, general manager
of the Southern Pacific in Mexico and
Arizona is. president While actual
facts regarding dividends are not
available it is generally believed tina.
from $4,000 to $4,000 monthly profit
has been paid for many years. From
a reliable source the Los Angeles
Mining Review is advised that the ore
bodies now exposed are sufficient 20
keep a 200-ton plant running indefin-
ately a good prof..
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03
YOU CAN CURE THAT eAckAcHE

Pain along TIE back. dizziness. head
ache and general languor. Get a pack
age Of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN
LEAF for all Kidney. Bladder and
Urinary troubles When you feel all
run down. tired. weak and without
Energy you need few doses or this
pleasant herb cure. As a regulator
ii has no equal. Mother Crsy's AUS
TRALIANLEAF IS sold BY Druggists
or sent by mail for 50 cents. Sample
sent FREE. address. The Mother
Gray Co. lie Roy. n. Y.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03
LOVERS

Of good health should prevent sickness
instead OF letting themselves get SICK
and then try TO cure il. So long as
you keep your liver. bowels and stom,
ach in healthy and active condition
fou wont get sick. Billiards. Herbine
relieves const'pa ion. inactive liver and
all stomOch and bowel troubles. Sold
by Lowell Drug Co. Lowell. Arizona.
335
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03
COPPERS CREEP
UPWARD SLOWLY
ON THE MARKET
If Advance of Yesterday is
Sustained for a Day or Two,
improvement May Be Per-
manent.
(By Frank J. Graf. Member Duluth
Stock Exchange.)


Stock Exchange.)
bevelopments in the stock market
today bear out our predictions for a
coed advance in prices and buying
by prominent operators is much in
evidence. II this advance is sustain
ed for a day or two the public will be
attracted sufficiently to pick up a
few stocks and tlle shorts will realize
the necessity OF covering. which will
naturally cause a spirited market and
rapid appreciation OF values. ANA
gsnssted was the feature. showing an
advance for the day Of points Smeit
er acted in sympathy, showing an I'm
provement OF over one point The
rails were strong and We look for a
higher range all along the line to-
morrow Sales. $1,000. Money
ruled easy at u 70 rs. closing at
the latter figure
The activity m the New Yo5,I list
sOo1 reelected on copper shares and
prices were strengthened. North
Buttls flows an increase Of six
points from its low mark. Calumet
and Arizona hold firm at % to "a.
Superior and Pittsburg sod at 1900
during lhe day. but closed at IS g;
bid. Shattuck and DEM both clos
ed unchanged.
The Globe issues are quiet and ii
tie or no trading is being done At
present in these issues. The marEs;
as a whole is strong and better prices
ShOuid rule
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03
DUGAN IS PLEASED
OVER MEXICAN TRIP
lDouglas internationally

II. Z. Dugan is back after an alb
sence Of several days. during which
he made a trip into portioa Of
Sonora which he had never before
visited. This included a section
which attorney d. A. Richardson Wis
tied recently and of which he told
an enthusiastic Story IN the columns
of the international. There must be
something to the country to send
all back so enthusiastic as were
these two visitors from Douglas. both
return just brim full of this enthus-
iasm and on the verge of excite
ment
H f. Dugan was seen by an In
irrational reporter today and told
the following story OF his trip.
4 visited the following cities,
pueblos. settlements and mines. No
gales. Ymirus. Magdalena Santa
Ana, Altar. Hermosillo. Tinyaca.
Boludo. Llano de Orc. and many
others, ate with the Papago Indians
I in northwestern Sonora. and the va
4 ui l. the extreme western part.
The section traversed covers 4
territory OF 250 by 40 miles. The
entire country is in a most prosper
Gus condition and the trip in general
was the most interesting OF my life.
We were within 20 miles OF Port
Lobo. having a view OF the ocean.
We travelled in automobiles and six
horse stages. The entire country is
level. extremely rich in mineral. and
thousands of acres OF rich farming
land under cultivation Wheat is 10
inches high. peach trees are in
bloom, orange trees loaded with
choice fruit Flour mills are numer-
Gus throughout tho district and the
entire country is a veritable para
disc on a small scale. The climate
Is good, the altitude ranging from
500 to 200 feet. At the city of
Carobic wanting some oranges /
gave Mr.. James Suits so cents, as
he could speak the language better
than |. TO buy some oranges. He
returned in a few minutes with 81
nice. juicy oranges-all for 50 cents
Mexican money Water IS scarce in
some places. We were through a
portion travelled by the Grinden ex-
petition. They should not have per
ished.
The FL Trio, Juarez. Tejetos, DO
Judo are all large mines being oper-
ated with American and English
capital
4 left Suits and Goode trying to
buy a quart Of gold nuggets and
900 hectares of wheat land from
the Papago Indians The entire trip
was most interesting and / firmly
believe the outcome will be largely
eneficial to Douglas and startle the
entire world. Suits and Goode will
return to Douglas in eight or ten
days
IS. B. Wood. a wealthy mining
nan from the Altar district, accom-
panied me home, he being en- route
10 New York. and not having seen
Douglas. he decided to stop off for
a few days"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

Sec. u 5S 2E, SW NV NV. 3.32
Sec. II 5s 2E, NJ Sc, Sw Sc,
E2 NE SW, E2 Sc SW.... 41.50
Sec. II IS 2E. NV NV NV. 4.9S
Sec. Il 5S 2E, VIZ VIZ Me-. 1928
Sec. "A. 5S 2E, W. NE NV,
Sc NE NV, NE NV NV. 1928
Sec IA 5S 2E SW Sc, NV
sE Sc ................ 16 90
Sec. II 5S 2E, E2 Sc SE.. 6.64
Sec. 10 5S 2E, NE NE NE, VIZ
NE NE ................ 800
Sec 10 5S 2E, 50 SW NE, 81
Sc NV, NE SW, No Sc SW,
NV Sc, NJ SW SE...... 1880
Sec. Is IS 2E, NV NV NV. 1872
Sec. II IS 2E, Sc NV NV. 2.O5
Sec. II 5S 2E, Sc NE.... S.72
Sec. 1S IS 2E, Sc NE Sc, NE
NE Sc ................ 6.64
Sec. 10 IS 2E, Lot less 3.06A,
Sc 10A Lot 1............ l3.OS
Sec. 19 5S 2E, E2 NV, VIZ
NE SW, f 2OA Lot 8, NV
1O.44A Lot 3 less 1.53A... 24.9O
Sec. 10 5S 2E, S 2O.37A Lot
4 less 1.S9A, n 20.4OA Lot
4 less 2.55A, Sc SW, NJ SW
Sc, SW SW SE........ T.O5
Sec. 90 IS 2E, W. NE NV, E2
NV NV ... 9.13
Sec. 30 5S 2E, W. SW NV. 4.55
Sec. 20 5S 2E, Sc NE SW, NE
Sc SW ........... f'''
Sec. 20 5S 2E, 50 NV SW, NE
SW SW .................. o.of
Sec. 81 5S 2E, NV NE, E2
NE NV, NV NE NW...... 1850
Sec. 81 IS 2E, NV SW SW.. 2.49
Sec. 81 5S 2E, SW SW SW.. 2.49
Sec. 90 IS 2E, SW SW Sc, NJ
SW Sc, NV Sc, W. Sc
NE, SW NE, NJ NE SW.. Also
Sec. "a IS 2E, NJ NV, Sc
NV, SW NE ............ 622o
Sec. 27 IS 2E, NE NE NW... 2.9l
Sec. 81 5S 2E, Sc NE NV. 2.91
Sec. % IS 2E, SW SW SW.. 3.12
Sec. 30 IS 2E, SW NE NE, NJ
NE Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2.4o
Sec. 30 5S 2E, So NE Sc, Sc
Sc ................ ........'' l''4o
Sec. 80 5S 2E, NE NV, Lot
/ less 3.O6A, N 2O.32A Lot
less 1.52A ............... $3.50
Sec. 81 5S 2E, NV 1O.22A
Lot | .................. o'l@
Sec. "a 5S 2E, Sc NE NV SW
SW NV, W. Sc SW, W.
NV SW .............. 2o.io
Sec. "a 5S 2E, NE SW SW,
Sc Sc SW, SW NV NE,
NV SW NE, NV NV Sc. 1875
Sec. 35 5S 2E, SW NV NV. 2.l9
Sec. SO SIS 2E, NJ NE SW... 4'3S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

50 NE, NE NE ........... 94.90
Sec. 26 AS lie, SW NV NV,
NV SW SW .......... 1922
Sec. 27 As 1E, 50 So SW, SW
SE Observation-Disclosures. 22.37
Sec. 2S As 1E, VIZ NE NV. 4.65
Sec. 30 IS lie, NJ NV NE, NE
NV, E2 NV NW.......... 1922
Sec 81 IS lie, Sc SW, E2OA,
Lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1857
Sec 33 As lie, NV NV NE. 1926
Sec 81 As 1E, NE Sc SW.... 4.65
Sec "a is 1E, Sc NE Sc, E2
SE Sc ................... 1895
Sec 35 IS lie, 50 SW NW.... 7.44
Sec. SO As lie, Sc NE less
3.9lA ..'........,....' 2I.9O
Sec. 36 IS lE, SW SW NE,
We NV Sc ............... 27.9O
Sec 36 As he, Sc NE NW... Cos
Sec. SO As lE, Sc NV Sc, 50
NE SE ............... 2l.9O
Sec. > 5S lie, w 2O.49A, Lot 4 11.16
Sec. . 5S lie, E2 NV Sc. ...... 1902
Sec. 3 5S lie, SW Sc NV, NV
NE SW, NJ NV SW..... 1850
Sec. 4 5S 1E, E2 SW NE...... 69S
Sec. 6 5S lE, w POLKA, Lot l,
Lot ., SW NE ............ 1856
Sec 5S lE, 50 NE SW, Il
2OA, Lot I, W. Sc SW, NJ
NV Sc .................. 1886
Sec. 5S 1E Sc Sc, Sc SW
SE, NV SW Sc, SW NV
Sc, NJ NE SW, E2 Sc SW,
f 2OA Lot 6............... 1896
Sec. 6 5S lr. Sc NV Sc, NE
SW SE, SW SW SE........ 11.6S
Sec. II 5S he, W. NE NE,
NV NE, E2 NE NV, NJ
SW NE Observation-Disclosures. 43.SO
Sec. II 5S lie. E2 W. SW,
W. E2 SW............... 1920
Sec. II jS lE, 50 NE SIC, NJ
Sc Sc ................... 14.6O
Sec. II 5S III, E2 NE NW.... $50
Sec. II IS lE, E2 NV Me-. $50
Sec. 10 IS 1E, E2 SW, W. Sc
NV, NE NE NV .......... 1880
Sec Il 5S 1E. NV Sc SE.. 465
Sec. 21 5S 1E. W. Sc SE.... 1902
Sec % 5S 1E, NV Sc Ne. S.65
Sec "a IS 1E, NE SW....... 1895
Sec. % 5S lie, So NV NV, NE
NV ................... 2O.9S
Sec. 2S 5S lie, SW NW..... 2L9O
Sec. 90 5S 1E, 50 NE......... 1920
Sec. 80 5S lie, NV NE....... 1895
Sec. 80 SIS lie, E2 NV SE.... 4.65
Sec. "a SIS lie, W2 SW NE,
Sc NV Observation-Disclosures. 1I44 |
Sec. 50 5S lie, 50 NE SE.... 6.9S
Sec. 50 IS 1E, 50 NE SW, E2
NV SW Observation-Disclosures. 11.6S |
Sec. 35 IS 1E, W2 NV SW, W.
SW Sc ................... 11.6S |
Sec. 35 IS 1E, SW NV Sc. 1903 |
Sec. SO 5S 1E, NE NE Ne. 1926
Sec. 2 IS 2E, SW Sc NE, NJ
NE SW, NJ NV Sc. NE Sc 16.43
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

ONE THOUSAND ACRES good
farming land, will sell on terms to
suit purchaser. See me at once. t.
tie perfect. Sam Noble, Ardmore.
Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12
THE ARDMORE DAILY ARDMOREITE

NJ NV Sc, E2 Sc NV, SW
Sc NV, Sc SW NV, NJ
NE SN .................. 2l.6J
Sec. 3S Nv. NE SW Ne. 2.16
Sec. 2 IS Nv, NJ SW NV. 4.S2
Sec. 3S Nv, 50 NE SE.... 4.o2
Sec. 3S Nv, NJ SW SE... 2.7O
Sec. 4 3S wv, W. NE SW, NJ
Sc SW Observation-Disclosures. go
Sec. 4 3S wv. 50 SW Sc. go. 2.7O
Sec. 5 3S NV, SW SW SW.. 1.G2
Sec. 3S NV, NV SW SW
Sc SW SW .............. 2,7O
Sec. 5 3S NV, VIZ E2 Sc. ... $40
Sec. 5 3S Nv, E2 .E Sc, Sc
Sc Sc ................. 4'3Z
Sec. 10 3S wv, W. Sc NV. $40
Sec. 10 3S NV, E2 NE NV. $40
Sec. 10 3S NV, M NV SW.. 2.70
Sec. II 3S NV, SW NE Sc. 2.70
Sec. II 3S NV, Sc NE SE.. 2.7O
Sec. 16 3S NV, Sc NE...... GAS
Sec. 10 3S NV, E2 Sc wv. 2.65
Sec. 20 3S NV, NV SW 80. 1886
Sec. 81 3S NV, E2 NV SE.. ZIG
Sec. 81 3S Nv, SW SE.... $40
Sec. "a SS wv, 50 SW Ne. $40
Sec. "a 3S NV, Sc NE Me-. 2.7O
Sec. 80 3S NV, Lots / and 2,
E2 NV .............. zo'fV
Sec. 81 3S NV, SW Sc SW,
S 1S.74A Lot 4........ 1888
Sec. 80 3S Nv, W. W. NE, E2
NV, NE NE SW, NE NV
NV, So NV NV, SW NV,
W2 Sc ............... 1876
Sec. SO 3S NV, Sc NW.... $40
Lone Grove Township.
Sec. / AS wv, Sc NV SE.... 265
Sec. 4 AS wv, SW SW NV,
NV Sc, NV SW Sc, So Sw
Sc Observation-Disclosures. 17.75
Sec. 8 AS NV, SM SW, W.
SE SW ...... 11.SO
Sec. 6 AS wv, Sc Sc. 735
Sec. 13 AS NV, NV NV NV,
Sc NV NV, E2 SW NV,
SW SW NV, Sc NV, NE
NV Sc, So oE NE, NJ SW
Sc, NE SW NE, 50 NV Sc,
sE sW sE........ 47.7O
Sec. q AS INV, NJ NE SW... 4.5O
Sec. "a AS NV, NJ NV NE,
NE NE NV .............. 9.lS
Sec. "a AS wv, NE NV NV. 3.O6
Sec. "a AS Nv, Sc NE, NJ
NE Sc, Sc NE SE........ 25.5O
Sec. 80 AS NV, Lot l, W. NE
NV .............. 6.75
Sec. 81 As wv, NV Sc SW.. 1.SO
Sec. "a AS wv, NE SW Sc, NJ
Sc Sc, E2 NV Sc less
1.35A, NE Sc less 3.0SA, E2
NE NE .................. 2Z.9o
Sec. / 5S NV, w 1894 Lot
3. E 1924 Lot 4...... 6.3S
Sec. 4 5S Nv, SW 10A Lot A,
SW NV .................. S.93
Sec. 5 IS NV, S 20A Lott, E2
SW NE, Sc NE, NJ NE Sc,
NE NV SE....... 29.4O
Sec. 9 5S wv, So NJ NW.... 6.12
Sec. Is IS NV, NV SW SE.. 2.O4
Sec. 16 5S Nv, W. NV NV,
50 NV NV NE. .......... 5.lO
Sec. 26 IS wv, 50 Sc NV, NE
SW, Sc NE NV, NJ Sc
NV, W. SW NE, NV NV
SE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
Sec. 26 5S Nv, NV Sc SW.. 1.96
Sec. "a 5S NV, E2 SW NV. 3.92
Sec. "a 5S NV, E2 Sc, VIZ
Sc, E2 NE SW, SW NE SW,
Sc sW .................. 3O.S7
Sec. 80 5S NV, 50 NE Sc, Sc
SW Sc, Sc Sc. ..... $50
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
Y. M. [. \. MEMBERSHIP
 COMMITTEE AT WORK
Campaign Undertaken for Filling Up the Big Building By Open
 ing Day.

The membership committee of the Y. NJ. C. A, appointed to conduct ten days campaign for securing new members is now organized with J. F. CIeaveland at the head and an ef- fort will be made to roll up a fine membership by the time the building is opened. There has been an un- avoidable delay in the opening but it will be ready for use in october and it is the desire of the manage ment to start off with a full list of GOO members of one class or another if possible.
 The work of this committee is chiefly to lay before every eligible man and boy in this community be- fore the opening. the advantages of membership. It is designed to fur nish all a good comfortable place to live with advantages that cannot be secured in hotels, rOoming houses, lodging houses or other places, as rule. and at no more expense, in
 many cases at less expense, than they will have to pay in places afore men
 toned. Among the special advan- tages offered are the gymnasium and
 the swimming pool. The latter will
 be kept in the strictest sanitary con dition by special rules of admission
 as well as conduct.
 The gym is to be fully equipped
 and members will also have the ad-
 vantages of a professional instructor.
 F. c. Fitzgerald, who is experienced
 in that work and will have the dir ection of that department. He is
 expected to arrive here from Illinois today. There is a lot in a gymnas- ium besides the desire to become an athlete. Most members no doubt have small aspirations in that dir ection but all desire good health and it can best be promoted by proper exercise under the direction of one who knows what not to do as well as what to do in the individual case There is a feeling in some quarters perhaps that the Y. NJ. C. A. build l ing is solely for those who contri- buted to its construction. Others have the idea that it is merely for tho ultra select young people of the city Roth are wrong The building is to be operated like any other enter prise. on business principles and whether one helped build it or not he will be just as welcome to it's us' | if he pays the regular fixed charge | for whatever quarters he selects. A! ! for the membership. it is not an ul- tra- select, silk stockinged affair, but | is designed for the use of all right minded men and boys. It is hoped that it may prove a benefit to many
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
result If the examination Der 6-7:
 On Examination. pache County-NOne. ochise County-First grad s: John A. Ellis, II. C. | -ls, Estella l.. Boyd. Seco

Apache COunty-NOne
 Cochise County-First grade certifi- cates: John A. Ellis II. C. Hoy, Lula Clark, Estella l.. Boyd. Second grade certificates: Sallie L. Scott, Mrs w. H. Lyon. E. c. Morris; Willie Shepherd, !. w. Henderson, Matte l.. Lindsey. Catherine F Debell, Neva Marken, Marguerite Moody. Alta smith, Bes- sic Carmean, Norton F. Siggins, Ma rie Higgins, l.. M. Henderson. C. A Mcintyre passed the examination for commercial certificate.
 Coconino County-First grade certi- ficates: Nellie Roberts, Nina Alexan- der. Second grade certificates: Edith
 Morse, S F. Shirley, A. Fulenwider.
 Mrs. I. F. McLennan, Etta Allison,
 Bernice I. Grosh. Gila County-Second grade certifi- cates: Nellie Allen, Edythe Greer. Eff fife Starke, Mrs. II. l.. Taylor, Mrs. Ar thur Neal, Mae Morton, Minnie Nevin, Frank Mcclure. Graham County-Life diplomas were granted to Sarah Carlton, J. N. Hey wood and w. R. Rhoads, and second
 grade certificates were granted to Minnie Bilby, Mildred Porter, s. l.. Sieg, Lille A. Edwards, Madge Eason'
 Flora Sieg, Queen Holman, oscar Bier
 regard.
 Maricopa County-D. F. Jantzen was given a life diploma and Elizabeth Pinkham a certificate to teach the com mercial course. first grade certifi- cate was granted to l.. D. Curty. Sec ond grade certificates were granted to | Hnda C. Enge, Blanche Clark R. D. Murphy, William Hirschy, Minnie Reed, Lydia A Eaton, V. l.. Humphries, Iva ! Marks.
 Hohave County-Second grade cer- .tificates were granted. to Mary s. Bab-
 cock. Idell White, Zillah Burr, Mar i garet oliver.
 l Mohave County-SecOnd grade cer- ficates were granted to Hattie Webt
 and Rubby Potter.
 | Pima County-Life diplomas were | granted to Edna Gardner, l. F.. Cum
 mings, R. D. Lusk, Flora Kyle, Stella Phillips. First grade certificates were granted Cornelia Sroufe and EliZabetf
 Lyons. Second grade certificates were
 granted to Gipsie Harper, Carrie Simp
 son. Floy Batterton and Buelah Bun
 ton.
 Pinal County-No candidates. Santa Cruz County-Vesta Sturge' was granted a second grade certificate Yavapai County-A first grade certi ficate was granted to Florence Jones and second grade certificates to Xeni' Burway, Mary Lampie and Julia Un derwOod.
 Yuma County-None. On Credentials. The territorial board of examiner issued first grade certificates to tn following named, on the credential presented:
 Agnes Conant Merriam, on Massa chusetts state normal diploma. ] John C. Campbell, Wilcox, on a MS
 scuri life certificate. Martha R. Cooney of Douglas, on
 California state normal school al i ploma.
 Il C. Albert Finley of Solomonville' II a Missouri state normal diploma. HI Ellsworth Moore on an Illinois stat H normal diploma. III Florence Rogers of Morencl, on H Pennsylvania life diploma. III Mary Estella DeWolfe, on an lllino VI state normal diploma.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
ITS THE L|VtST TOWN
 MIR. TREGELLAS HAS SEEN
Former Prescott Citizen Has Made important investments in Phoenix.

Milton Tregellas, a former Prescott business man for fifteen years, has cast his lot in Phoenix after a search of several months throughout the southwest in search of a live city. This search extended all over south ern California. After that MT. Ire gellas returned to Prescott to consider what he should do next. He came to Phoenix early last week and concluded that here was the live town he had been looking for.
 Within a day or two he had bought several pieces of property in different parts of the town, but his most import ant purchase was made through E. J. Bennitt & Co., consisting of a quarter block at the southwest corner of Eighth and Washington streets.
 What Mir. Tregellas is going to dc with the property is of more import ance, especially to that immediate neighborhood, than the transaction it. self. He discovered on his arrival 1T Phoenix that something was badly needed here-the apartment house. Ac- 1 cordingly he is going to fill that quai ter of a block with handsome apart ment houses.
 This work will be begun shortly. H' has returned Prescott to dispose O some real estate he has owned there fol sometime. when he will return an' | make other investments in Phoenix
 All the purchases he has made hav'
 been for spot cash. The prize of tn
 ground at the corner of Eighth ant | washington streets was 5000. It ha
 a frontage of 15O feet on Washingto and 1S71k feet on Eighth.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
PERSON AL MENTION

Those registered yesterday at the Ford hotel were: R. Heidt, Los An geIes; John B. and w. s. Wright, Tue son: wilbur Braggins, Kansas city; H. M. Weed, l.. w. Roex and wife. Mildred Arn, Los Angeles; l.. P. Irvine, Chlca- go; M. w. Hayward, Denver; J. k Kirkland. Grand Canyon; w. O. Smith. Seligman; S. J. Smith, Los Angeles; Jim Pollard, Bisbee; T. B. Hennessey' San Francisco; F. J. Murphy, Chica- go; c. L. Bieser, New York; Ralph If. Cameron, Flagstaff; Sadies $. Martin Visalia, Ky: J. T. Brown. Globe; Cap tain c. E. Young, Prescott; Mrs. J. B Elkin, Glendale.
 Those registering at the Commercial were: J. J. Burke. Lamar, Col; c Cuynago, Tucson; c. A. Bryant, Chlca- go; A. F. Anderson. Congress Junction; Norton Nelson, Denver; Mrs. C. k Burton. Ash Fork; R. l.. Arndt, Je' rome: pr l.. c. Toney, Gladys Toney J A. Toney, Charles Toney, J. c. Burke
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15

Mary McDole of Cochise county, on a Kansas life diploma.
 Ethel A. Carr of Florence, on a Cali fornia state normal diploma.
 Joseph Thomas Wilkinson, Jr., of Kingman, on a Utah life diploma.
 Etta Bucks, on @ Washington life di- ploma.
 Jay Tee Williams (colored) of Phoe- nix. on a diploma from Lincoln insti- tute and from the Missouri state norm al school. colored.
 Bess Given of Bisbee. on a California state normal diploma.
 Clara Sumrell of Apache, on a Texas life diploma.
 Maude Agnes Young Martin of Ash Creek, on a Los Angeles, Cal, state normal diploma.
 Agnes J. Shumamte of St. David, on an Illinois state normal diploma.
 Oshia White of St. David, or an H. linois state normal diploma.
 Pearl McCool of Morenci, on Kan sas state life diploma. Anna Belle KOnkel of Douglas, on a Colorado state normal school diploma Edna George, on a California state normal diploma.
 Gertrude Yeakey of Globe, on Mis- souri state normal diploma. Carrie NJ. Craig of Douglas, on a Colorado state normal diploma.
 Flora E. Cooper, on a New York state normal diploma. Winnie Etta Valverde of Nogales, or a Louisiana state normal diploma. C. C. Conley of Globe, on a DeKalt ! ,lf
 Ida witt Booth of Metcalf, on a Kan sas state normal diploma.
 Second Grade.
 The board also issued second grade certificates on credentials to: Clara A. Englund of Miami. on tho elementary course of the St. Cloud . CMinnesota) normal. ]. H. Morse of Yuma, on a diploma of the Peabody (Tennessee) normal. Granted by the Board of Education
 The territorial board of education granted first grade certificates on ere dentials to the following named:
 Mabel Wilkerson of Tucson, on University of Arizona diploma. Nellie B. Wilkinson of Phoenix, or a diploma from the Northwestern uni NeSTSllS.
 Carolyn M. Hidden, on a diploma O the University of Southern California | Bessie Smith Davis of Tucson, or | a University of Arizona diploma. Elizabeth Roberts of Tucson, on Western Reserve diploma. l Lois Bach of Morenci, on Universi- [ ty of Michigan diploma. Helen Louise Borce of Prescott, oi a University of Michigan diploma. Lou Dysinger of Metcalf, on al ploma from Adrian college. Michigan l.. M. Luce of Globe, on an Indiana university diplOm1. Florence Longacre of Douglas, on | Highland Park college diploma Jessie Eleanor Calland of Phoenix on a Worcester university diploma. Blanche Louise Robertson cf Pres colt. on a University of Southern l California diploma. | George H. McNish of Jerome, on Kenyon college diploma. l Earl c. Snyder Of Bisbee, on uni versity of Illinois diploma.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15

John Mcdonald, O. F. Gaertner. A. s. Parr, George McMich and wife, Phoe- nix; T. & Breen, Flagstaff; J. s. Kel- logg, Mayer; w. J. McGuire, Chicago.
 Guests at the Adams Annex were: w. H. Frost, Chicago; Roy A. Stamm, Albuquerque; F.. P. Ferguson, Cincin- nati; J. C. Allen, Ray; T. T. Anderson, R. F. Sloan. Prescott; F. Braun, New York: F.. II. Burk, Los Angeles; R. Cotton, J. F. Lancier, Alas Fork; F. M. FramptOn, Leonard Cobb, D. C. True, Clifton; II. Abbott, Chicago; H. NJ
 Kennedy, wife and boys, Phoenix. At the stag are s. s. Battin, Jr.. San Francisco; F. J. Armstrong, St. Louis; Morris T. White, Chicago.