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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
BINGHAM.

lcDecia1 10 The Herald-Repuollcah'J
Pioo,bau Nav Judge Erank n
Cellventra was a Sal' Id
dav and Tuesday Tho do
y yatinen. chief Inspector OF uIe
S+,1ent of immigration with hedu
PAL $1,000 Ilt[C.- a. Denver, Colo. paid XisIt
~ tbe cold Reliable SUNDAY Caiii7
49, ~ on official business
- nunklev has resigned MS PoSl
ton at the Bingham Mercantie co"i-
pah ni;ca hive No. 16. Lady Maceaoees,
gaVe a very successful dance at NanS OA
hall Monday evening rr;1I rive
The Women of Woodcratt vii s ~
a Si ;1lG MAJ 81 Norris select orches-
u Finai examination for the elghtl
c-ra5e viii be held at Lower bingham
O. 7 Countryman attended meet
inc IF the Jordan school board at Nlu-
VAC John Dunn of Midvale was in camp
Norris Lee returned the first OF the
1veeI. from an extended stay IN tne
northwest. He spent most OF the time
at Baker City and other points in east
ern Oregon ~. 49,.
Mining company spent seVerai Gays HI
Salt Lake this week
Samuel Milley has purchased an in
terest in the Combination restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lewis are in SAIL
Lake this week
Oouirrh lodge No. II. K. of P. did
degree work at their regular session
Friday evening
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The next meeting wiz be at the resi-
dence of Mrs. h. T. Gear.
Mrs Jane Williamson left last Sun
day for her home in Provo, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. AL ellis.
Next Thursday evening the choir of
the L. D. S. church will give pound
party at the church. a program Will
be rendered and the admission charged
will be one-third of cent for the
weight of each lady coming to the
entertainment.
Mrs. James P. Drisco1l and Mrs. P. J.
DonneIly were among the Eureka peo-
pie who attended the funeral Of the
late John Hatfield at Provo Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Aubrey I. Eagle returned this
week from a visit to the capital
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SPECIAL, TRAINS

Automobile races. Buena Vista, May
Z and s. Leave Union station p. m.
and 2:s0 p m. via SALT LAKE
ROUTE.
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Order Tel. 100.
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evening, under the auspices Of the Aiu-
tual Improvement associations. in honor
of Henry Draper
Mrs. Patrick Mabin of Lewiston, Cache
county, is visiting in town q few days as
guest Of her sisters. Mrs. Anna Jamlson
and Mrs. Grace Ellison.
Mrs. DR. Joseph II. Grant, jr., has been
quite sick for few days during the week;
Mr.. and Mrs William A Martin OF
Salt Lake were visiting friends in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Smith of Layton
we're Kaysville visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jamison and chill
dren of Salt Lake have been visiting
relatives here during the week.
Mrs. Nettie Stevenson and Mrs Law
renee Z. Ellison of Layton visited friends
In KaysVille on Thursday.
G. ". Ransted Of Elgin, ILL.,, w H.
Ross of Boston and Charles Stork OF
New York City were visitors to the Kays-
vile hotel this week.
Henry Painter Of American Fork has
been visiting friends here this week.
Charles johnson of Park City IS visit
ing in town for few days.
John E. Kern, f. G. Wire, J. A Payne,
Thomas W. Golden, Robert White. Frank
IL. Sake e-a I-@-aliz CsEihtszsA al Of Salt
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mers, for over two weeks, returned to her
home in Echo Tuesday evening.
Miss Jenness Wiggle and Miss Ella
Smith spent Sunday in Ogden.
Waldemere Cali returned home Sunday
evening, after a short visit IN Brigham
City.
Mrs. Rachel Manseu has returned home
after short visit in Salt Lake as guest
Of relatives.
Paul r. Taomassen and Miss Maggie
Reed we're visitors to Salt Lake on We'd
nesday.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Simmons on Thursday morning.
Miss Mae Strong and Miss Myrtle c
Blood were visiting IN ogden the first of
the week as guests Of MIR. and Mrs. VIII
Varney.
Elmer Arboclle IF East Bountiful has
been visiting with Calvin Cambridge for
a few days.
Miss Marion Ellison of Layton spent
Sunday in town as guest of Misses Mollie
Barnes and Olive Kilfoyle.
Miss Annie Barker who is working in
Salt Lake. was home for a short vaca-
ton the first OF the week.
Miss Camilla Barnes. Beatrice Barnes,
Ella Blamires, Mary Swan, Emily Maylin,
Elizabeth Stewart, Mabel Rushforth. Al
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Lake, have accepted positions In Kays-
Vile during the past week and are now
stopping at the Kaysville hotel
President Joseph d. Grant of Wood s
Cross spent Monday in town as guest Of
his son, DIR. Joseph II. Grant, jr., and
family.
Miss Malzie Sims and Roy Neil were
in Salt Lake Saturday.
Mat Taylor of Grand Junction, Colo,
is a Kaysville visitor for a few days
Charles Iamborn Of Bingham was
among the guests at the City hotel this
week.
Mrs. Catherine Pilling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Marschen and children left
for their homes IN Cardzton, Canada, Sun
day, after a three months visit here as
guests Of their many relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl Layton and Miss Vickie Egg
bert are visiting relatives in Grace, Ida,
for few weeks as guests Of Mrs Crtila
White Egbert
A fine son was born to air. ana Mrs.
Tram Page last week.
Mrs. G E Pearson and Mrs. P. c.
Brown OF salt Lake visited here with
Mrs. Henry c. Remy the other day.
A fine son was born to AIr. and Mrs.
Robert Birkin Wednesday.
The most elaborate social affair Of the
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berta Cottrell, Bessie Larkens and Messrs.
John Barnett. Harry Cottren, Albert B.
Barton, c. 3. Lott, Henry s. ]. Manseu,
George w. Barnes, H. J. Sheffield. jr..
George W. Wilcox and Hubert G. Burton
formed a jolly crowd who were Ogden Wis
itors on Sunday.
Waldamere Call and George Reed of
Ciearfield were Kaysvilie visitors on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton spent Sat
urday in Salt Lake.
Miss Jennie Phillips has been visiting ia
Layton for a few days as guest of Mrs
Joseph WiggelL
]. George Barnes of Salt Lake spent
Sunday IN Kaysville.
Hubert c. Burton was a visitor to
Bountiful during the week.
c. 1 Wheelwright, Fred Mortenson and
Q. Peterson, all of Ogden, were Kaysville
visitors during the week.
Mrs. Mary Barnes of Layton has been
spending few days in town during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence c. Blood of
Salt Lake have been visiting here this
week at the home of Hon. and Mrs. John
r. Barnes and family.
A benefit ball will be given in the Farm
ers' Union hail at Layton on Saturday
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State Society
KAYsvlLLE.

Especial TO The Herald-Republican)
Kaysville, April 2.-John G. 81. Barnes
was visitor to Salt Lake on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Killing and little
daughter OF Cardston, Canada, are down
VISITING relatives for few weeks.
Henry H Blood. Misses Martha z. and
Mamie Barnes, DIR. Joseph H. Grant, r.,
Miss Roes Cheney, Arnold 81 Barnes,
Clifford d. Strong, Miss Mamie Layton,
Miss Blanche Barnes and Miss Myrtle A
burton all spent Sunday IN Ogden as
guests of friends.
Jacob E. Layton of Clearfie.d was a
Kaysviile visitor on Wednesday,
Miss Moliie Barnes spent Wednesday in
Salt Lake as guest of Miss Emmeine
Cannon.
Joseph Ellison Of Raymond. Canada, is
spending short time as guest Of his
many relatives.
Miss Ruby Bromley. who has been vsi-
fting with her aHnt Mrs Samuel Sum
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week was the wedding reception given in
the Farmers Union hall on Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7.
Morgan, in honor OF the marriage Of
their eldest daughter, Miss Myrtle Nor
gan, to Brigham BosWorth Of Treasure
town, Ida. which was solemnized in the
Salt Lake temple during the day.
Elder Bruce Major, who has been doing
missionary work in the Virginia confer
ence returned home Friday evening.
r. p. Ellison has returned home from
Canada.
Charles Layton of Thatcher. Ariz.. ar
rived in Kaysville Thursday evening, and
expects to remain here for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Smith, jr., of Ciearfieid,
were in town Friday.
Mrs. Grace Taylor of Layton spent
Tuesday here as guest of Mrs. Emmeline
Taylor.
Hon, John r. Barnes spent Thursday
10 Salt Lake.
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was a large crowd present ana all had
an enjoyable time
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Anderson Of Brig
nam, were visitors here during the week
party was given at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. II. Davis Friday. The eve
ming was spent In different kinds OF
amusements, after which supper was
served. Among those present We're: Will
liam WOodhyatt. HyTam Ward. DeVear
DUDLEY, Mrs Hazel Davis, Elsa Wood
hyatt, Hattie Parsons and Hazel Ward.
Devear DUDLEY has gone to Canada,
where he will spend the summer.
Miss Esther Warner. who has been IN
Ogden the past month. has returned home.
Waiter Elsey and Miss Rose Ralph, boil.
Of Willard. were married Wednesday, ana
will make their home here.
Mrs. Addie Westerburg of Idaho is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stuart Of Ogden
are visiting with relatives here.
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WE ARE LOOMING FOR THE GREATEST DAYS BUsIN

REACH A NEW SELLING RECORD, w
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WILLARD.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Willard, April IA social was given
Tuesday evening in Opera hall for the
benefit of Miss Lyhia Mason, who leaves
for q mission Ia q few weeks. There
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VALUE-GIvING MUST AND VIII. CROWD TH
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PHoTo-spEcIAI

All sizes and classes Of photographs
at greatly reduced prices during week
of conference, at new gallery. 443s
South Main.
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HAVE PREPARED A STORE FULL OF S
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POPULAR WHITE GOODS REDUCED

Mountains Of snowy White Goods! Avala
the influence of revised prices-reduced n
awake women want for summertime fro
your eyes down the list:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-12-16
FRIDAY DECEMBER le, lslC!
Poor Old Mason ]

The egotistical pettifoger, and
chronic seeker after official pap
is at it again For over 80 years
we've had TO hear of Mason j.
wanting this or wanting that
1t is time Mason j. was deported
TO a warmer cline. One of his
sap-sucsing newspaper friends
has the following in regard to
Mason ]. Good Lord, forgive
us for reprinting it,
mason j. Niblack of Vincen-
mes will be pressed for the pos.
sition of parlimentarian to
the speaker of the rational house.
We do not know where could be
found a better man or one so
good for the place. He is one Of
the best parliamentarian in the
country. Representative Cullop
will do what he can to secure Mr.,
Niblack's appointment. Mr. Nib
lack was twice speaker of the
Indiana mousse of representatives
servinh in the session of ,s49 and
1891, and in the last session Of
the state legislature he was par
limentarian TO Speaker Honan".
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For a Short Time

Or from now until Decent er
10, 1910, we have made arrange
ments with the Crayon Artist
Mr.. E. A. Summers, whose Por-
traits are well known to be the
best. Since he has been a res
ident of Jasper, he has made
portraitsnwhich adorn the walls
of European parlors, and the
portraits are pronounced the best
From now until December 10,
1910, we will furnish every one
who subscriber to the CoURIEF
paying one year in advance.
ticket which upon the paymen
of 75c. and presentation to p. A
Summers of a Photograph will en-
title the holder TO q 16x20 Crayo
enlargement. Now is the tim
to subscribe, you get q regula
$500 Crayon enlargement fo
I75c. and at the same time 20
subscribe for the only straigt
forward, frank. free and fearles
paper in Dubois County.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-12-16
The Moore Murder Trial.

The acqui'al of Menlo Moore
by a jury at Vlncennes was
travesty on justice and disgrace
to Indiana. Moore's murder of
Gibson was a cowardly, brutal
and it meritad the condigl pun
ishment which the statutes pro-
scribe fer offenses of such a
character. Moreover. to aggre-
vate his crime, he sought immu-
nifty through an appeal to the So
called unwritten law, and the
woman in the case, Mrs. Moore
went upon the witness stand as a
Hoosier Evelyn Thaw. initiating
in a coarse, crude manner the SEN
sational story told three years
AGO Big the New York a.ir
Her story in itself should have
been enough to have satisfied
any jury of her husbands utter
lack of justification in the com
mission of his heinous crime
To do so is murder, and the fac
III It the murdered man may no
have been fit to live" cuts M
figure in the case; the deed il
still murder. Vincennes badly
needs a civiliZing uplift.
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Why All Business Men Should
A l-1A.oot
Advertise!

The business men who can do without some form o.
publicity to make known their work or their wares are
scarce indeed There il just about one excuse for no.
advertising and that Is simply that the business IS az
ready as biz as the man at its head If there IN ne
makeup of the man ability TO grow then, as long as ne
lives he will seek for more business, seek to cover
bigger field. u, .'a'
Many business 10 n Euo today amply because tfe
proprietor didn't adv9te In The lrst place. the man
who advertises calls the sttntDn OF PUBIC 70 soi
phase of his business Of which Asis proud 1t Is
Commonplace that it dsss not havsa phase Of when
to be proud then naturally VIZ net do to adverIss
srnnose a merchant vho ns1o has seen his name IN
big print steps into his store tommorrow morning o.
termined to write an ad Hhs looks around and seq
only dirty shelves and stock that Is several seasons OH
inspiration to write will quite likely be wanting. AM
what would be the use! Let him take off his coat q
over that store and that stock compare his goods anu
his treatment of customers with that of his ccmpe
tors and when he finds point where he has them a.
skinned" let him begin to shout, shout till the puO
hears him!
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PortvrsvlIIe Pointers.

Otis Graham came home from
North Dakota Sunday where he
had spent one and a half years
with relatives there.
Mr.. Taylor Leming returned
TO his home in Troy after spend
ing several weeks here visiting
relatives and friends.
VIM. Krodel after a furlough
of one month here with his moth
er and friends will return 70 his
post at New York SATURDAY..
Mrs. Wi la Rudolph and sister
Goldie made a trip TO jasper
Thursday.
Miss Lieu Krodel made a trip
TO Orwell 10 see Santa Claus
Wednesday.
Rastus the little son Of J. l..
! Krodel is on the sick list.
Robert the son of Conrad
lMehne who has been very sick
with Catarrhal fever is GONZALES
ing.
Mrs. Margaret Scheritt who
had been improving had relapse
Saturday and is now confined to
her bed with Catarrhal fever.
Mr.. Ellis Farris and wife of
Washington visited relatives here
Friday and Saturday they are
now Grandpa and Grandma.
The Ladies Aid will give an
oyster and pie supper in the Hall
here New Years Eve. all ladies
are requested to bring pie, pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of church.
Correspondent
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Cox B00ms Marshall.

Congressman Cox has reached
Washington and the public press
reports say he has launched a
boom for Gov. Marshall for Pres
ident in 1912. A few other Ind
lana Congressman have Joined
in with Cox in booming business
Gov. MarhsaIl may be all right
for some Democrats In Indiana
but down here in the Third dis
trict we have a Reformatory,
known as the Jacksonville Re-
formatory, where under a sup
posed Democratic rule, is man
aged by Republicans, with most
of the best places held by the
enemy and where Democrats not
only hold the inferior positions.
but there are instances where
their salaries have been reduced
Gov Marshall certainly knows OF
this. We want no more Clevs
land Democrat Presidents. Cleve
land would not turn the rascal
out" Gov Marshall will not
turn them out at Jacksonville
and We take it that he would no
turn them out anywhere else i
he were President. Down thi
way, Bro. Cox, we do not car,
to help you boom Gov. Marshall
for the Presidency. He is moi
man we want, at aIl-Canne Ito
1elenhone
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Citizens Are Minus $4,000 on
Account oilsose Bookkeeping al
kCniciDa FIdnt.

That the citizens Of Knights
town have suffered losses OF
more than So, 900 annually in rev.
enue from the operation of the
water and light plant, is the con.
clusion of James d. smith and
John w Barlow, field examiners
for the State Board of Accounts
who have just completed their
examinatio of the books of the
civil town. The board Of town
trustees during the period cover
ed by the examination and two
water and light superintendents
Sigel Wilson and William P.
Frederick, are held responsible,
The examiners found that both
superintendent have peen care
less in the attending to collections
and keeping accurate records of
the business of the water and
light plant. Wilson, the sxamin-
ers say, was an excellent me
chanician, but a poor bookkeeper.
Frederick, they say, was even
more lax in the administration
of affairs of the office.
Certain prominent citizens of
the town are charged with hav.
ing enjoyed the use of water and
light for which they did not pay
the corporation. A list Of these
citizens, as furnished the examin-
liners by Alverness NJ. Chance,
who succeeded Mr.. Frederick, is
made a part of the report of the
field examiners.
The examiners say, three was
no system to the bookkeeping
and the money was turned into
treasury without auy proper &C
counting. The citizens are ad
vised to correct the present sys-
TEN and make proper provision
for a bookkeeper and collector if
they desire water and light
plant that will be self-sustaining.
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License Notice.

A1OTICE Is hereby given 10 the citizens OF
~ P.,rtersville, Boone township, Dubois
county. Indiana. that the undersigned a
m ale citizen 90 the United states. viii apply
to- the county Commissioners OF dubois
county at their nett regular session in Jan
1911, for license TO retail Intoxicating
liquors, beer and vine, and permit the same
20 be drank on the premises, under the pro-
visions OF abe laws OF Indiana governing
such license.
The exact description OF where said liquor
10 20 be solids in "A front room on the groun nd
door of a one story frame building, isxN
located on the East half OF lot - Ia the town
of Portersville, Ind.
JOHN l.. KRoDKL.
Dec o. 10, swk.
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Tested And Proven
Ths, Is q Heap Of so'acs 10 Being Able lr
Deuend uuon a WeIlEafaed Reputation.

For months Jasper readers
have seen the constant expires
sion of praise for Doan's Kidney
Pills. and read about the good
work they have done in this 10
cality. Not another remedy ever
produced such convincing proof
of merit.
Mrs p Dickman, Jacksos St..
Jasper, Ind says: For long
time a member of my family suf-
fered intensely from lameness
through the back and sharp
twinges in the loins. There was
a dull, miserable feeling across
the back and headaches were
common. The kidney secretions
also caused much annoyance by
their irregularity in passage.
Doan's Kidney Pill S were doing
such good work in similar cases
that a supply was finally procur-
ed from Flick and Pfau's Drug
Store. This remedy proved to
be just the ore that was needed
and its use brought prompt and
gratifying relief" { tat ,ment
given in April 1917
A WILLING CoRRoBoRATIoN.
Mrs. Dickman was interviewed
on varch "a, 1910 and she said:
The person who took Doan's
Kidney Pills and whose expert
ence | have previously told of In
"a public statement, till thinks
highly of them. Occasionally
this remedy is taken and it al
ways has the desired effect.
For sale BY all dealers. Price
20 cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--
and take no other.
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The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac
for 1911, that guardian Angel in
a hundred thousand homes. is
now ready. Not many are now
willing to be without it and the
Rev. Irl r. Hicks Magazine.
Word and Works. The two are
only One Dollar a year. The AL
manac is 35c prepaid. No home
Or office should fail to send for
them, to Word and Works Pub
fishing Company. st. Louis, No,
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Notice of Final Settlement
or Estate.

Notice is hereby given to the
creditors, heirs andhlegatees Of
Albert Schiller Deceased to ap.
pear in the Dubois Circuit Court,
held at Jasper Indiana, on the
7th, day of January 1910, and
show cause, if any, why the FL
nal Sc ttlement Accounts with the
e state of said decedent should
not be approved; and said heirs
are notified 30 then and there
make proof Of heirship, and re-
ceive their distributive 81 ares.
Witness, The Clerk and Seal
of said Court, this 18th. day of
December 1910.
(Seal.) JNo. p. HUTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court
Frank L. Betz Atty.
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Boone Township Trustees
NOtiCR.

Inc undersigned. Trustee Of Be me
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend 10 all business
pertaining to the office OF Trustee, at his
reeidence. two NEE uW I or amp
tsrsville, on saturdaysof os et, ei.ei
rsQnests ali persons having township
business TO present II on Satuf day. Citi
,ens desiring books from the Townshp
Library, are notified that the Library
cert ut my residence.
School books at James hulkey'
Q. Porteuville. TEoHss n. IssAs.
Trustee Boone Tp
JAMS 1909 yr.l
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Tuesday was the coolest day
of the season so far in this local
ity, some thermometers register
ing as low as l6 degrees above
zero.
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fred e. Vrirer,
Veterinary Surgeon

Office in Flick & Pfau's Drug
store. Home phone in day As 2,
night 1l9. Cumberland TIP.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
HURD PROMOTED ID MANAGE STRING
 IF BANKS
Will Have Charge of Five Institutions of Gila Valley
 Bank & Trust Go.

E. NJ. Hurd, who has held the position of manager of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company of this city, since the establishment of the local institu- tion, has been promoted to the position of manager for all of the branches of that company in Arizona.
 MT. Hurd came to this city when the Gila Valley took over the old Miners & Merchants bank in 1905. Since that time he has been continuously in charge of the local bank, as well as looking af- ter the interests of the other banks of the concern to certain extent. He has witnessed the building of the fine new home of the Gila Valley bank in this city and the establishment of the Miami branch, and has done much to- ward increasing the business and gen eral standing of that institution in this city.
 MT. Hurd will have charge of the five banks, located in Globe, Stafford Clifton, Morenci and Miami, and will continue to make his home in this city. R. E. Moore, former cashier of the Morenci bank, will succeed Mir. Hurd as local manager of the Gila Valley bank.