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Arm, and Navy Orders.

W,sHINatoN. oct ,. These army orders we're
issued to day
IIrst Ileu Vincent ". Finer. Vim Infantry
fTou, dutl % ride 80 camp 90 BYig tern Water
Howe to his regiment Al Piatt>bIrE harracss.
NeN ! OFk
capt toll, G. 'iarE retired. from duty ~ the
ARM War college Rnd from further active duty
~erond Lieut. augustine \. Hufmann iourth
infantry. ~ OFt Cr6tk. NEBRASKA.
Capt iisfb~fII brr~~. Itrst "a airy. 4 drta I'd
- artIng indian agent n the Z tntah and QUAY
aFeugl. tai. Ntrr capt GhRmsr~ q van. iNth
aifs. Who IL hereby relieved. capt Hal N'.i
HUin MS 'Fppp.
ItT-t lieut. George Bowman fftecnth
CsvAlry, i detailed Tor ErnSrai service a. Port
~iorun. Nrw ORR.
Thee navy orders were ISSUE
Commander Hust. from command ~ ihs
ITls' and cape cruz tasida survey rhprdition
10 the IaHtsiana ~ sssrutNr ofnrrT
Lieut. " wright FROM Naval Nradsmy.
ArnAroi. Ma - BIrra - steam engineering.
Wa.hington ~ q
Ilrut " Wrti~r~on frorn Burrsu - Stsarn IN
gfnsrung u ashington. 81 duty ~ uffrr ~ the
fiidgr Ndyo,atr G~n~ral Navy Department
issisn 3 " rccswrI frorth. Montgomery
IN ne FERRY -
Tnstrn e IawT~. frnru me montgomery "
~ Chs>tsr .. 20, .
tirksnn. N me Nsnraska
NiaahiPnnan L. Dossy from NE honigomsry
~ - dltsis,lppL
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~ TO TIRE Ht RSTS.
ear, SklaaInG. Hits free and women In
Machlnr Are IlnFe

4 large touring oar With a man In the
front ssat and two women In The tonneau
~ added and ran into a tree ON Mott ave-
nu- aboH 30 yards south % isist street
a. 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon and tbs
two women we're thrown ont on the pave
ment. One 81 them, whose name the
polio. got a. Mrs Alma West % ga West
isi-t street. got broken collarbone;
the other Mrs Mary Rose % 10 Faile
street. TIA" Bronx. had a scalp wound
Mrs West ~ - years old aud Mrs. Rose
~ years old
The accident was caused by the burst
ing ~ ire. One Of the women at the
moment was standing up ready 10 chan 90
20 ia. front seat beside the man, who was
driving In. machin. tx idced from the
east 10 the west side % the street aud
ut r,ick the curb Then n headsd for "A
tree. lls. impact with the tree threw
ont both WOMEN. hf the man was held
IA the machine 10y the steering wheel.
The ear was DANA Ked.
The man hailed smother automobile
and had it's driver take the two women
To the ~ Francis Hospital at lt2d street
and Brook avenue. While the women
were in the hospital he had his own ina
chine towed away and got another car and
returned for his companions At a. SOD clock
They were helped into the new car and
drove away
The police did not know Of the accident
until late last night and did not get the
name Of the driver Of the car.
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HIGGINDOIHAM ACQUITTED
HICkEI GIRLS CiSE al iINST
tGISTRITE Rms.
Three justices DerIde In HIs Favor With
out LcaN InG the Bench NaGIstrate's
TestimSRy - TO What TOOk place
ELDER Nouldn't snake His Hand.

J The trial 81 Ma gistrate p CASTOR Hig-
/ ginbot ham ~ Brooklyn on the charge
! that on September he assaulted Miss
/ Mary Hickey, ~ years old. in the private
room az the Bedford avenue court. where
she had gone 10 consult the Magistrate
! ln regard Ia the disposition OF her mother
VINO had be.n drinking. took place yes-
rarday before Chief Justice Russell
aud Justices RYAN aud salmon in the
court Of Special Sessions and resulted IN
the Magistrate sacuuittal Assistant Dls-
trict Attorney Elder conducted the prose-
cution and DR. Philip 4 brennan the
defence
Miss Hickey was the first witness and
her testimony was substantially a recital
uf the story told IN her AFFIDAVIT and AZ
the preliminary hearing before Chief
Magistrate Ksmpner In describing the
alleged. the Magistrate committed the
assault she said that the lounge was
directly behind his desk and not in the
position shown in the photograph of the
room taken som" days afterward The
witness did not vary in any important
detail from her previous statements. In
cross examination she said
4 did not cry out aloud when he at
tackled me because I did not want any
no,orlety I knew there would he no.
torIety I could not get away from him.
tut | knew that " he continued the attack
| would get away The attacks were
sudden and unexpected ! Eent out
after tho second attack. | didn't speak
To- any one on the ~av out except Mr..
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Hasenfiug. the clerk. and he told me he
would see that nv mother would not
bother me The first person ! -pok" to
about the assault was the Rev. Thomas
Nummey. rector ~ tn. Church of the
Blessed Sacrament
Father Nummey testified that be- had
known Miss Hickey for eight years that
she consulted HIM about her mother and
that he wrot" letter 10 Magistrate HIR
ginbotham and gave u 20 her A. III
letter could not I've produced the witness
was not allowed TO tell ITS contents
Mrs. Minifred Hickey. mother - Miss
Hickey. then described her visit with her
daughter To the court and said that after
calling her "a bum Magistrate Hlggin-
botham pushed her out. and she went
away, leaving her daughter in the room
The witness denied. a. has heen reported
that she said ~ was "a trumped up charge
and that II was shame.
A. this point III. prosecution rested
and DIR brennan made "A motion to dis
miss. winch was denied
Magistrate Higginbotham then took
ia" stand and MADE an emphatic dsuial
~ IN" charge lie testified that when h"
young woman and her mother came INTO
the room he took the latter ont after
she had called the daughter name and
that when h" got back Miss Hickey seemed
To De tanning and b" called Mr- laurIn.
the probationary officer. to attend her
The witness admitted thai the sofa was
behind the desk AZ the time and that four
. five days afi"Tward Il Wa moved
out and placed AZ the -Ici. of the room
He said he dldn = know why the change wac
made.
There was no time that | know Of. %
the Magistrate continued that the girl
sat or Law on the sofa never told her
10 sit or lie there never kissed her
never assaulted her as she has described
Mrs Iaurin was IN tho room all the
time and she was IN position 10 -ee Miss
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The " Gather

OF The depression from We northwest
r,.oIyed itseIf y-sterisy intn trough extending
from inc upper lake regions spa'7He'i 4" Texas
AL me wr,t CUT coast
Inc hIEn pressure - 'ae Nranur c"As' main
,stred a.. POSITION. aai another entering fron
the parInr rrArhed into -" Missouri Valley
show 81, fen IN most states east ~ th- Ms>,'prl
pI,er snd IN Tr,A, aud there were fss sLoN-r'
sinng the northwest horder but throughout
the west generally me weather wa fslT II
va warner IN the Atlantic states norm 81 VIZ
g,nia IN tue Ippcr Akr regions. the middle Ahi
rrp~r Mississippi NAUcy. Oklahoma and TeAa,
.rl ~ the PaT.c- coast Ia th~ NorthWcs'
and go, - Nogn'Ain states s1i Ia tnh AMI
>s,.Ia DO va, ,uoler. sttn freezing ScatheT
b.. r.~ latter state and temprEa' .r-s C',se 20 the
f-,,Ins roiu' IN the SorthNe>'--n states
10 THIS r.ts ne dAy NA, fair Ant warmer Ntnd.
fresh sr4thwrs' 90 southeast. average humidity.
~ r..- mt barometer CORE, ted n read IA sea
I.ysIAt ps.ar ~. AOi7
The ,crnpsraturs JrsteriAy. a. recorded ~ ihs
oT.,di thermometer. Is shosH II the ANNEXED
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Obituary Notes.

| Mo-ss Kahn ~ tho nrm ~ l. 4 VI kahn
\ 60. ia Broadway, one vt The uldeS' dis
nted States. died of heart failure on
tuesday nlEhi a. his home. - N.Si SeNeul q
the diamond trade IN all parts Of thi~ coun-
try and fuFup- he was born IA Nurti-m-
berg. GernanN. SiN'N-two wears ago. and
came 10 his country when a Young man
lie started q small watch and r~w~lrN bus r.
ness Hs brother Louis, b~yam- a-su.
ciated With him and the nrfn later gave up
the watch and reNelrv business aud gave
IT, attention 70 the diamond trade Moses
Kahn Was active IN charifle- aud Wa 80
Asvlum, Ia which he gave both tim. and
financial assistance Ne J. survived by his
wife, son, three daughters aud hts
brother
The Rev Samuel > soaring ~ Boston.
chaplain 81 the NA--a'husa't- STATE Prison
anu renii"n'iary and vel knosu ~ Ipis-
England wa- found dead N ted Nr-'rr,ia,
morning q The h"m" 81 hi- mo'h"r. W.
he vas Visiting heath "a- due u" heart
disease Nr Soaring. ~ hu wa- % ,car~ "ld
had charge ~ vurA done h, %" tui-'".
h Nrv England it, -ur,tNor~ include a
nephew Edmond Wilson. Who lives IA his
travelling sales men who T. said 20 haN"
be.n an the road longer than any other
'raN"lllns man IA %" '"nutr' di"d IA ar
-hoa- since Ma T. la Ne VA - ,rtr~
oid H- middle name VA Shoemaker
Fur many yrar- D." had h-'n - tnrr'uHr -
- Johns Episcopal church 10 'arii>'e
second Vti- aud .iN "rlldr'u -urvtV-
Ihoma, 3 Powers at 81 l.'n"oin pIs"".
HrDpA lFU. IS hp va -tperIUf"nieu' pt steam
boilers Iu he old poil,s depar' m"u' 81 the
borough died suddenly y"~'"Tda' ~ ~
summer nums - Rockville t-ntTr. Z
IA hI~ event seventh wear Ne T. sur
yIV.d h' hts VIE. a -on ana daughter
William n snyder a veteran land-"ape
and ugure ar'iS ami former manager ~
Tho kropklNn ATf school. lied On Ius-daN
a. u.. home ia be' lttT street "a hI~ eight'-
tir- year Hr Va IN" oldest memb~r at
the BROOKLYN W trb lie - survived bN
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ome- BUILDING WIN a Gla.. front.

4 seven story hrlck one" building
to 49, hult on The north side 81 Forty
. gh'h street rs f-"' east ~ Fifth ave-
nuc Tor Joseph Keen will b" peculiar m
that tho "a, al" will h" 81 marble and glass
AZ the first Two stories and stICco. plate
glass and copper tiles above. tn" roof
b.ing surmountsd Nv large copper dome.
The windows will H. very large and will
give the building the appearance ~ hav
ing glass front The cost has heen
placed a. So go by the architect. Alfred
Rarlow
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Woman Plead. for John u. walsh.

N.sHINGToS. Oct. Mrs. Ella Flrag
Young superintendent Of the Chicago
public schools made personal plea
to-day 90 James A Finch. attorney IN
charge Of peTdons AZ the Department
~ Justice. ~ behalf ~ John X. Walsh,
p-isoued at Fort Ieayenworth. Mrs.
Young informed Attorney Finch that she
had known Walsh for many years and
that he had often given her advice on
important matters. She declared her
init a criminal act
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RedurinG Compensation 60 Land Grant
Railroads for Carrying the NaIlS.

WAsHINGToN, Oct :. Post mast er-'ien-
ernl Hitchcock made an order today
reducing the compensation allowed -
land grant railroads from ti1.iO Tor each
puOn rounds "a rried IN excess ~ is,n0.
20 sis5a The new policy announced by
che poef n,aei ~ General vas haaed On an
invest igation 81 the mail contracts with
ths land grant roads.
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We, ement. Of Naval Vessels.

VAsHTNGToS. Oct S Arrived Cruiser
Dix" at Hampton Roads. hattleship
Mississippi ~ Delaware Breakwater,
battle-hip Delaware At Wilmington. tor
pedo boats Bainbridge. Barry. ChaunCey
and Dale ~ Manila.
sailed Collier saturn from Bremerton
for seattle and collier Alax from Hampton
Roads for Guantanamo.
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To sentence Morsentnau To-ds,

Mengo / MorSenthau. the candy manu-
facturer whp pleaded guilty. 20 smuggling
wa. not sentenced Yesterday because
II was a Jewish holiday Judge Hand
Of the United States CIRCUIT Court will
impose sentence this morning
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E1-Con.uI HuEhes nae.

Special Casl, D,spifch 70 THE SrN
PARIS. Oct S. Joseph Barkalo~ Hughes
formerly American Consul at Blrming-
ham. England. died here to-day
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here to-day.
Prof Won I.eyden was born in Dantzig
IN 1882 lie received his education at the
Friedrich Wilhelm institute at Berlin.
He served as military surgeon from
1854 to lsSS and then became professor
at Konigpberg In the medical school In
1872 in the same capacity he went to the
University Of Srassburg. and four years
later a. successor TO Ludwig Traube.
the famous German clinician. he went 10
Berlin Among hls works are -Zur
Pathologie des Tetanus- uss2l: -Uebsr
RefieXla mungen- us7Ol and many con-
tribut IONS TO the ZsIsehrir fur klinischs
Medisir. n medical magazine which he
founded in 1879 with Frerichs His bes'
known work Is -Klnik der Rackenmarks-
krankheiten
He was a member Of the Foreign Medical
Society. the Inst itute Of France and the
Academy 81 Cpsala. He IL survived by
his wife
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IIttIeton Nominated for Congress.
MINEoLA. l.. /. Oct. Martin w.
Iittleton was nominated to-day for Repre-
sentative in Congress by the Democrats
Of the First Congress district.
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AN INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE
An Advertisement by Ebert Hubbard

The English surely when wooens
But yeuns and day we will make wooden cloths
good those by and English conservatism
There nothing English wooden manufacturers
They have the world they the nS
we'll And have somethins-which other people have
dorsed by without marks-abou doing the thing
well that the world wears a pathway to your dear
We look the English for best cloths Yearly
scramble the market for their wooens and the dis
corning do not always get the spells
So Saks Co. by special taiors his Majesty
the American Business Man have commissioned the English
mills exclusive and for their trade
Best Of ALL they make the perfect English workmanship
form American style Snks Suits strictly Anglo
American
The house Of Saks has made alliance for
benefit Call on them-as matter Of stern duty.
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Pcnns,n anita Repuo,,can. Penrose Thinks.

PrnnsSh anita Republican. Penrose Thinks.
United States senator Boies Panrose
of Pennsylvania said AZ the Waldorf
yesterday. The situation in Pennsyl " ania
- very satisfactory though We have
four tickets IN the field. Besides the
Democrats and the Republicans there
are IN" Prohihitionists and the reformers.
who call themselves the keystone party.
Hut the Indications are that Pennsylvania
will go Republican by handsome plu-
rality-
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DEATH or ERNST Won LEYDEN.
.eading Authority on Cancer and Prefes-
sor In University of Berlin.

Special Caeis D'spdicA to TIE SrN.
BERLIv. Oct 5 Prof Ernst Won Ley
den. an eminent authority on cancer. died
here to-day.
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him Il N had not treated them in the
same improper manner As was charged
nv Miss Hickey
do YOU know Annie whelen?- asked
Mr. Elder
No. replied the Magistrate
Come forward Annie Whelen." Mr.
Elder ~aid and a progressing red haired
giri stspp.d IN front 81 the bench.
on. yeS. | know Annie Whelen,- said
the Magist rate.
The witness vas then asked II he didn {
take the gIrl into his private room he
tween September l and September and
make wrongful proposals TO her.
Dr brennan strongly objected to in
Producing anv matter subsequent to
September and he was sustained.
Mr. Elder then called Elsie Ring and
BESSIE Robinson 50 az to ask the witness
II hs had not also acted improperly toward
them. and he made AN emphatic denial
ia each case.
All the witnesses VINO titled for
HigginhothaIn az the preliminary hearing
reI,eaied their testimony, and in the
evening counsel summed up.
The three Justices after celebrating
for five minutes. and without leaving the
bench. decided on am acquittal. Chief
Justice Russell directing MRRist rate Hia-
ginbOtham I % stand up. simply announced
that the Court had found him not guilty.
HigRinlo, ham ret umed his thanks to the
Court and. turning TO Assistant District
Attorney Elder and extending his hand,
SAID
Robert. | thank you very much
Cut II ont Mr.. Elder remarked CURLY,
and walked away. Ignoring the hand.
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HON 70 TICKLE A LEGISLATOR
ny HINI IBIE STOCk tND
81, ms tSSESSHENT roo.

~ "a Gsod Wan ~ ecten him craft
.pu.mittr- Colircts some New Items
tur PhIIopeaA t'olSRels %. 4. hOlp-
..,r ~hrtIs a FrN stray Rays UG I.Ight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-08

fiscal year ending June 3Oth. 1911,
find the same to be in excess of five
mills; and that said excess is 3
mills. The Excise Board being of the
opinion that said excess Of 3 mills
is reasonably necessary for the cur
rent expenses Of said School District,
it is, therefore,
ORDERED that a special election
be held in said School District on the
Oh day of August. 191O between the
hours of two and six O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose of submitting TO the
qualified electors of said School Dis
trict the question OF making said
increased levy OF mills.
Given under our hands this the 9Th
day Of August 1910.
|. r. MASON.
County Judge, Chairman Excise Board
VIM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk, Secretary Excise Board
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Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

state Of Oklahoma. Carter County
in County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of ALTA
thomas, Oracle Thomas, John Thomas
Jr.. Vera Thomas. and Felsa Thomas
minors.
Now on this 10th day of July. 1910.
John Thomas having filed herein his
petition for the sale of portion of
the real estate described in said Pc
t!tion for the reasons in said petition
stated:
Il is ordered that said petition be
and the same Is hereby set for hearing
on the 10th day of August. 1910. at
ten O'Clock, a. m, at which time all
persons interested in said estate are
required 10 appear and show cause II
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any they have. why an order should
not be granted for the sale of the in
terest of said minors, Altha Thomas
Oracle Thomas. John Thomas. Jr.,
Vera Thomas and Felsa Thomas, to
the
Northeast quarter of Section ten
OQ Township seven t7) North, Range
five 90 West.
or so much thereof as is necessary for
the reasons in said petition stated.
And it is further ordered that no
tice thereof be given by posting up 4
copy of this order IN three public
places in Carter county. one of which
shall be at the court house at Ard.
more. where said hearing is to be held
and a copy thereof be mailed to the
next OF kin OF the wards and all per
sons interested in the estate of said
residing in said county and to
be mailed to all persons who are not
residents of said county with postage
prepaid at least fourteen days before
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Notice Of Special Election IN School
District No. CO.

Cour'y of Carter. State of Okla
homa s..
The Excise Board OF Carter County.
State OF Oklahoma. having examined
the estimate for tax levy for current
expenses duly filed for School Dis
,rict No. 60 OF said County. for the
fiscal year ending June 30th. 1911
lind the same 10 be in excess Of five
mills. and thar said excess is 10
mills. The Excise Board being Of the
opinion that said excess Of 10 mills
Is reasonably necessary for the cur
rent expenses Of said School District.
Il is. therefore.
ORDERED that a special election
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Notice OF Special Election in School
District No. AZ.

DIStrlCt NO. ".
County of Carter, State of Okla
hOma, IS:
The Excise Eoard of Carter County,
State of Oklahoma, having examined
the estimate for tax levy for current
expenses duly filed for School DIS,
trict No. A. of said County, for the
fiscal year ending June 30th, 1911,
tind the same to be in excess of five
mills; and that said excess is Z
mills The Excise Board beiug Of the
opinion that said excess OF Z mills
Is reasonably necessary for the cur
rent expenses of said School District,
Vt IS, therefore
ORDERED that a special election
he held in said School District on the
%th day of August, 1910, between the
hours Of two and six o'clock p. H.,
for the purpose of submitting to the
qualified electors of said School Dis
triCt the question of making said
increased levy of mills.
Given under our hands this the 9Th
day Of August, 1910.
|. X. MASON,
County Judge, Chairman Excise Boa,
VIM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk, Secretary Excise Board.
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Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate by Guardian.
State of Oklahoma, Carter Count,

State of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the County Court of Carter
County.
Order for hearing petition for sale
of real estate by guardian in the
guardianship of Cleveland Lyles.
Luther Lyles, Dewey Lyles and Hal.
lie Lyles.
Now on this the 18th day of Aug.
ust, 1910, comes Clarence L. Lyles
as guardian of the above named
wards and having filed herein his
petition for the sale of the estate of
said wards for the reasons in said
petition stated.
1t is ordered that said petition he
and is hereby set for hearing on
the 9TH day of September, 1910. at
III O'Clock 4. m, at which time the
next of kin and all persons inter.
ested in the estate of said wards
are required to appear and show
N"uSe' Il any tney have, why the
order should not be granted for the
sale of so much Of the real estate
OF Safd wards as is necessary for
the reasons in said petition stated
and that personal service hereof be
made upon said next of kin and per.
sons interested in the estate of said
wards as required by law.
1t is further ordered that a copv
d this order be published for three
successive weeks in the Ardmoreite, |
u Ardmore, Carter County, Oklaho,
ma.
Witness my hand this the 4th dav
u August, 1910.
l. r.. MASON.
i-'i' County Jusge.
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Notice of Special Election in School
District No. 46.

County Of Carter, State of Okla.
homa. S.:
The Excise Board of Calrer County,
state OF Oklahoma, having examined
the estimate for tax levy for current
expenses duly filed for School Dis
trict No. 4G OF said County. for the
fiscal year ending June both, 1911,
find the same TO be in excess of five
mills; and thar said excess Is 10
nills The Excise Board being o. the
opinion that said excess of 10 mills
is reasonably necessary for the cur
rent expenses of said School District,
II Is, therefore,
ORDERED that a special election
be held in said School District on the
Jh day of August, 1910, between the
hours Of TWO and six o'clock p. H.,
for the purpose OF Submitting to the
qualified electors of said School Dis
uict the question OF making SAID
Increased levy of 10 mills.
Given under our hands this the 9th
lay of August, 1910
l. X. MASON,
county Judge, Chairman Excise Board .
Wm. b. FRAME,
county Clerk, Secretary Excise Board