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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
SLAYER OF TWO SHOT
BY HIS BESIEGERS
Bostwick, After Holding Of shenHs
Posse for Hours, Was Found Dy-
ing In Rush On His Home
Barricade.

Atlanta, Ga, June 2s Nv RI Bost.
wick. the desperate. who killed three
mon and wounded three al his home
near 0geiIla Sunday was found dying
ii bis harricaded home at 4 oeloek yes
teFdag morning when the Fitzgerald
company Of tie National Guard rushad
ana captured che house. he expired
within ar hour
Tie fYe children who we're % The
house with him were RESCUED HniriaeI
ii 81 supposed that huliet fred dur.
ing the fight with posses SUNDAY night
truck him sheriff j r. NleInnis died
yesterday shout he same time e. Bost.
wick.
The Fitzgerald company upon arrival
yesterday promptly rushed % the house
which had been the scene Of a fierce Gre
Of bullets all night For feaf 81 hurt.
ing tlfe children, the soldiers did not
fire. They assembled on All fQur sides
~ die house geo yards away and at
the command Forward moved upon
the place at double time The FIRST
ones Kicked - tire door and. with drawn
reyoIvers. entered Boatwies was found
Du the He0r unconscious. The children.
terrified. hnddled near Tbs father had
kept them On the floor al night and
thus they bad ped the bullets.
II was reported al first thet the
raafdsYnen had killed Bestwiek, but ibis
was denied later The man lived tor
over al holr, but the country people
were not told he was alive
The affair began Sunday when en- Of
acer went Is ARREST Bostwiek At 2
o'clock sunday afternoon Sheriff MaIn-
nls and pose went after him. BcsIs
wick shot dead both Chief 81 Police
steven Davis and Depsity Sheriff shelf
Frield Of o5cilla. and sheriff MrIpnis and
two deputies fell badly wounded
A new posse was formed ard another
attack made, the tra6ps being ordesed
out meanwhile. It was known that Mrs
Bostwick had fed with enc child but
the father kept the remaining Eve In
the house with HIM One Of the ehill
dren he sent Qua Is get the revolver
tie dead police chief dropped, knowing
shat the posse would not fire on the
laa. Tine soldiers orders were not TO
fire on the house but to capture Il by
sheeu force 81 n0mbeFt
The posse Of l0gal citizens kept up
the Gre All nirht The three living vic-
tins 81 Bostwieks bullets are expected
to recover All the troops were ordered
home yesterday These included an AT
bany company which arrived shortly
after the Fitzgerald men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
THE VATICAN
DEFIES SPAIN
Threatens TO Break OFF the
Negotiations
---
DEMAND THAT THE DECREE
Of June II Be Withdrawn This Gives
Non-catholics Certain Rights-Gov-
eminent Supported By Repub-
Hcans and Radicals
DEMAND THAT THE DECREE

Madrid, june 2s Tire Vaticans lat
ESQ note TO Che spanish government e
regarded a. practically en- ultimatum Il
insists upon The Withdrawal Of the de-
cree OF June authorizing non-Catho.
ia organizations to display their insig-
mia as q condition precedent TO the con.
tinuation Of the negotiations over the
revision Of the concerdat The Repub-
lcans and Radicals are organizing
throughout Spain counter manifestations
against tire Catholic agitation
Republicans who were making an anti
Catholic demonstration entered the Carl.
ist club rooms az Bilbao yesterday and
riotiug followed The police interviewed,
but before tbe fight was stopped one
man had been killed and many others
injured.
4 religious riot occurred before the
quarters 81 the Basque club At San Sc.
bastian yesterday and shots were ex-
changed. Municipal guards charged the
disturbers killing one man and wound.
ing seven others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
THIN BLOOD I'M
RHEUMATISM
Indicates That It Is a Form Of the
Disease Most Readily Corable
br DR.. William Pink Pills.

Every one WHO cutters from rhepma-
tsm win recognize the description q 9
genuine case at eight.
Ia the following brief statement are
wildly described the symptoms whicn
every patient will recognize aud the
means by which a cure was effected in
tl4is case Il described with equal fidelity.
III YOU are suffering from any form Of
rbeumatism with loss OF flesh and
strength, and thinning Of tue blood, ne
remedy that was 10 effective here do
serves thorough trial
Nr. Isaac Walker, OF No. rs East
River street, Hyde Park Mass Suffered
from childhood from rheumatism until
it became so severe thst be was obliged
10 give up work for 2 time. He then
gave Or. Williams Pink Pills q trial and
was cured Iio says.
~ had always suffered from Iheuma-
tisln Ia my back and limbs and would
BE miserable whenever the weather was
damp and wet AZ ! grew older the
disease became more finnly seated, 4
think il was hereditary as nly lather was
great sufferer from il
~ had severe, duh pains IN my back
and shooting pains IN my arms and legs.
NV flesh was very sore especially ia the
region OF the spine At times ! could
hardly walk across the room, for the
pains were agoniaing, and 1 would Be
nearly doubled up, During the hardest
attacks / had b quit work and So p bed
ana could not GEL up OF down without
help.
"a doctored with specialists ia Boston
but they helped ME Tor time only.
Alter spending naany dollars with the
doctors, decided % try Dr. Williams
Pink Pills / had not taken The pills
long before I was relieved Of the severe
pains. I was able 10 get around and
continued to use she pills until entirely
we'll I now work every day and occa-
sonally take the pills when ! get run
down for find they build me up.
Or. Williams Pink Pilla have also
cured anmmia, chlofosis, general debility
alter-e8ects 81 the grip and feyers and
should b. given trial wherever a tonic
far the blood and nerves Is needed. Our
booklet, Diseases Of tie Blood, viii
be sent free upon request.
pr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, Or viii be sent, postpaid, on
receipt Of price, so cents per box SIX
boxes for 80, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Train Held Up and Robbed
BY Bandits
IN OUTSKIRTS OF OGDEN
Three Bold Bandits IN Utah Made One
Hundred Passengers Their Victims
Amount They Obtained Is
Not Known.

Ogden, Utah, june % Three masked
bandits held Up the second section 81 the
Oregon Short Line tram, No. north
bound, which loft Ogden Al lis0 O'clock
yesterday morning Al Second street, n
the aorthorn part Of the city An Of
the passengers il toe brain we're 70.
heyed d thsir valuabios ana the express
messenger was compelled = deliver The
contents q tie SAFE
The exact amount The robbers Oh.
tanned has not been reported. Tive pas
senqers and two traiumsn were injured.
The robbers stepped the train BY PIac.
inc railroad torpeaoas On the track.
when the engincsr brought tie train
to stop, the head brakeman went for
ward to ascertain she cause Of the delay
and was struck with revolver by one
Of the robbers
He was then taken at the point Of q
pistol 10 the express CAT and compelled
to call 70 tie messenger % open tbs
door
AZ soon az the door was opened, one
Of the bandits eraviea IA and command
ed the messenger to open tie safe After
riding the safe, the robbers turned 70 the
coaches A. they started for the coaches.
rear brakeman N B. Franklin was met
as Ne was on hts way forward The
bandits commanded him TO halt. but he
refused and two shots were fired st him
TIE then stepped and one Of tae bandits
knocked him down Franklin rolled into
ditch, where he feigned unconscious.
ness. After seeing that he was not
watched. be jumped UP and ran three
blocks to the home Of Deputy Sheriff
John Hutehens. whom he aroused and
informed Of the robbery The deputy En-
rived at the scene Just as the train
pulled out.
The train rohhev vent through each
coach with a delbcration that showed
they were not novices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28

The new man IA camp stared AZ bis
hand. Then be laid down four aces.
AlkaH Ike looked It the aces and
then at the stranger.
''rhet'a a little mite funny" he qsiet.
y said as he picked 10 the undealt
cards. Thar seem TO Be two aces Rft
over ne paused and naoSstened his
lips 9MebhY you'ii blame II on IT,
tariffT he softly added
'Mebby / win an mebby Iwon'h"
replied the stranger. Anyway, Iatu't
goin' to charge It to either the depre-
citation Of gold on th' greed Of tn
farmer
He looked AlkaM NE squareIy b the
eyes. "Wot do you say to blamin' Il
on th' oometY
And then the gun play began. =
Cleveland Plaia Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
REQUEST ron ExrRADIrIoN.
italy win ask for Return Of Porter
Charlton.

Charlton.
Rome. June % The foreign office yes
terday decided e follow the provisions
of TIE Italian American extraditou eon.
yentions and d ask for the extradition
of Porter Charlton leaving is with the
American Authorities 70 accept of re-
fuse The request.
AS soon IS L was known here that
tie comics "a SLAYER was Under arrest
Id the United States, the ministry Of
Justice recognized Che unusual situation
ii which tile Italian authorities were
placed and forthwith referred The whole
matter "a the foreign office.
EWraditioH bs ween italT and tbs
United Statss is provided for in the
conventions of 1865 ana 1884,
Italy. however, has always held that
Of Italian citizens who, having cons
mtttd crimes in The tinitea State es
capped % their native country. ii such
Instances Tie government has Insisted
that tie Accused re tried IL the courts
of thsir country
Seval times requests Cor eNtmaitions
COURSE that the refusal Is n0t hasea
state department have been refused.
Nevertheless in tae pre- ent ease the
government after some hesitation deter.
mined TO put the matter Up to wash
ington.
Should the American state depart
ment follow tie precedent established
BY this country and refuse The extfaai-
ton Of Charlton. its aefiou will Be COM
struei as q recognition of tie equity
Of the Italian Interpretation Of che ex
tradition eouv ntioH providing q
course. that thc rafusali not based
upon the ground that the prisoner is
insane o. for any reason other than
that he is an American citizen,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
- ths 49, 90.

With the mastery Of the land has
come knowledge Of plant breeding, for
now we breed fruits and grains Just
ais we do horses and dogs.
One incident win illustrate. some
years ago boy worked on an Town
farm ne heard hts father and BIS
friends talking about wheat failure as
they sat around the stove IN winter,
The boy began to study wheat. be
went 70 an agricultural college and
later became 2 professor in another
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Magazine Repiev
oraln q aHosson.s Choee. Z

'.it a case 81 fi9bson's cloiee "a
q phrNe that is used By many people
without knowing exactly what It mems
.As matter Of fact This sday1 has been
handed down to us from lie seventeenth
century ana had its origin in Che e.
ceuirleities Of one Tobias Hobson This
worthy was carrier 81 Cambridge WHO
died q the year 1880. II addition to
BIS ordinary business Re kept a stable
and lei out hor e 70 the Students at
TIE university Sc made 4 au nalter-
able rule however that each amnel
Should have al equal period 81 work
and yst md would never let one OFT
Ct its tnrn Consequently instead Of
being allowed to select The staed they
most fancea his customers had 90 take
the one ihat stood mkt 10 TIE door
II il ala not meet with their approval,
they had to do without D ride Hence
the paogcrhial expire sion, Hohs1n's
choice usd to anify choice vita.
ONT az alternative straHd Magazine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
NEW BEAR BACK RECORD.
Maine Man Does 100 Yards in Six Sec
onds (Unoffieial Estimate).

Baneoe, Me-. June 2S T. q. Wilson
Of South Rohbiaston holds the Maine
and New Brunswick record for riding
On 4 bears back Wilson and tie bear
did 100 yards 10 SIX seconds testimatedl
HHe and friend we're using an old
footpath from South Robbinston 70 an
adjoining town. Coming to log fence,
Wilson, Who was fl tie lead jumped
from the fence toward the ground en-
the further side
He never touched the ground The
thing be landed upon Was large brown
body which arose with a W0ofls and
streaked down the path with Wilson
aboard AT the end % the 100 yards
Wilson managed to fall of The bear
kept on and may be going yet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
PREPARING CORN FOR HOGS.
Iowa Bulletin Offers Valuable suey 20.
Alona 10 Farmara.


tloHs to Farmers.
In the corn belt, whore corn "a the
principal hog feed and boss enc Of
che principal farm products, the best
method Of preparing corn for feeding
70 hogs Il question worthy Of the
attention Of every farmer. The most
common method Of feeding corn is in
the ear 1ust MS Il comes from the
crib. Other methods that are often
gsed are Smelling and soaking, grind
ing aud feeding dry, grinding and soak
ing and grinding together with the
cob Il ie estimated that Il took E
hundred million bushels Of cern to
feed the hogs o. Iowa last year, ac.
eording to bulletin from the Iowa
experiment station. no have shelled
and ground this corn would have cost
SIS, 100000 la order to find out wheth-
err or not such an expenditure would
be justified the animal husbandry sec
tion Of the Iowa experiment station
conducted series Of experiments in
which corn prepared ii atI these off
ferent ways was fed 10 both young
and old hogs These experiments,
which were conducted during 1907 and
1908, produced some interesting and
valuable results The data and con
illusions obtained from these expert
ments have been published IN bale
tin No. 108 A careful study Of this
bulletin win Be Of great value 20 every
hog grower "a the corn belt and gire
i definite basis on which to plan "a.
ture feeding operations, Copies can
be obtained from Director G. f Cur
tiss, Iowa experiment station. Ames
Ia, as long as tie supply lasts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
GREAT INDUSTRIAL SHOW.

State Department Advertising Advan-
tages Of Exposition at Turin, italy
Washington, june Is Arrangements
are being made AZ tie department Of
state for the active participation BY the
United States IN tie great integnati0n-
ri industrial exposition 10 be held a.
Turin, Italy next year. Francis B.
oomis of 0hio has been appointed com
missioner general TO represent the United
States. and the work Of bringing 10 tho
attention Of the manufacturers Of the
country the opportunities which the ex-
position viii offer has commenced
The state department has obtained re-.
ports upon trade conditions in Ialy ard
Is prepared TO point the particular classss
Of American goods which may be eS-
hibited to best advantage at tie Turin
exposition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
wsnuar and Orator,

'If / had nF way" DIR. Mcnamara
once confessed 10 an interviewer, Il
should be singing In Carmen instead
OF making speeches from the treasury
bench. bat unfortunately the British
public thinks ) great deal more Of :
man who cen make = had speech than
. man who ear asRg = goea soag. -
Westminster 0anelts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
DENIED rial " inv.

Boston, June Is The Dakota elain-
ant 70 The Russal property whose trial
III bde Miadiesex probate court com
snmed six months was Yesterday dsnied
trial bY furY On his appeal from
The decision throwing cut his claim
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
NO ROOSEVELT OPERATION.
Doctors Secretary Denies Report Abou
Growth n Throat.

New York, June g Reports that au
operation was % be performed OH the
fbroat Of Theodore Roosevelt were De.
nied yesterday by the secretary Of IN
Walter 4. Chappel Who was said 81
have had a. engagement Go attend the
colonel. pr Chsppell was out 81 town
yesterday and his secretary said he knew
OF no engagement having been made fol
Dr. Chappells services BIZ Col. R0ose.
welt.
The report current was that TIRE tron-
bic had been caused lhfough Col Rnose-
yelt'a long stay ia Africa and that the
cause Of his recent huslsiaess Of voice
was & small growth in his throat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
is HELD IN KELLER CASE
John A. Cunniae Charged With Per
jury.


Boston june aS The second arrest
On tha charge ct perjury in connection
with Tie eeent Wial q william I keli,
her. ior aiding hookkeeper GeofN w.
Coleman II loot tie Nati0nal City hank
Of Cambridge. was INSIDE at the federal
building yesterday whsn John a. Cnnt
niiTe 81 Dorchester, walked iato the
marshars office. Cunniie was secretly
indicted last week, by TIE grand iusg.
When he heard 81 the indictment he
decided 20 surrender and appeared b.
fore Judge Colt IN the Cnited States
circuit count foF srraimment Cunnide
testified st tie trial that he accompanied
one John r. Mars6all from MOTEL to
the Western union Telegraph company's
main afiice where al order ior 500
vas sent to Coleman III Kansas City
Tie government Disputes the truth II
CanniTes statement, maintaining that
Marshall wes a fictitious name
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28

awhat did the poet mean when be
,alled his country the land of the
nee and the home Of the brayer
lie was probably referring = bach
Tiers and married men. said ld Mr..
smitheEs sadly stray Storiee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28


great farming school, the Minnesota
Agricultural college, AZ st. Anthony's
Park. His name Is Willet M. Hays.
Nr. bays said:
''The soil cannot be changed, but the
seed can. Instead OF yielding fourteen
bushels an acre, this state should pro-
auoe twenty-fivaH
lie began 70 grow different kinds Of
wheat From a thousand kernels he
took one and then planted It again.
ne fertiIized other plants with the
pollen. and the result was a new va
riety Of wheat one Of these has In
creased the yield Ia many sections Of
the state from fifteen to twenty eight
bushels an acre In a single year II
added a small fortune to the wealth Of
the farmers
Bamboo Sap.
Bamboo sap is stIil much used In In
dia as a medicine. 1t is believed to be
cooling, tonic and strengthening.
But," sald the vaudeville manager
"what makes yen confident you would
make a great 5uggleri7
"At our boarding house, replied the
applicant Eve had a gravy boat on a
slippery detached tray. and for years
/ have pissed It 70 and fro with never
an accident Kansas City Tines
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-11
NEW AIRDOME.

The New Airdome under the man
agement of Mr.. Eppstein is certainly
showing the people of Phoenix that a
good show at popular prices can al
ways live. Last night many were
turned away and those that we're for
tunate enough to see the show re-
marked that it was one of the best
ever brought here. Mr.. Eppstein does
not feel proud Of his success. on the
contrary he says that no man should
feel proud because he gives his fell
low men their moneys worth. From
a purely business standpoint that is
just what he is doing. Having for his
motto. Your moneys worth or your
money back" The 101 Ranch film is
still7.-the feature picture of the four
films and the show holds the audience
in a trance from start TO finish. The
three acts of vaudeville headed by the
three baby contortionists are a reve-
lation to all. A new feature inaugu-
rated by Mr.. Eppstein is four changes
of program each week-Tuesday
Thursday Saturday and Sunday. and
continuous performance from 1880 to
1890 p. m.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-11
THE OASIS
Distributors
>O-~-O~O-~-~O~-~-O-~
Miss Lottie Forney
Correspondent

for Los Angeles last Friday Mr.
Slaughter is expected to return soon
but the other parties will stay for the
summer.
W. p. McCord, George Bushby and
j. II. Pullen went to Phoenix. Wednes-
day.
J. W. Ho:chkiss and father returned
from Omaha, Neb., where they have
been visiting
Mrs. II. b. and Ray Leyman went
TO Phoenix. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham enter
tanned at their home Mr. and Mrs Ed
OMalley, John O'Malley. Miss Emma
Corregan, John Gump and Miss Lois
Payson.
Len Tomison, Emmitt Beaver. Gene
Cox, Misses Edna Beaver and Myrtle
Smith were out on hunting trip yes
terday.
.. O. Neistrath was i'm Congress for
few days this week tearing down his
house and having it shipped to Glen
dale To put it on his ranch i'm the Or
chard addition. He has a nice little
farm and fine orchard with it,
John Trinby and Miss Goldie Fike
were Phoenix visitors yesterday
They nave been flooding the streets
in Glendale and they are looking much
better
The two small stores on Main street
next to the railroad have been moved
and a cement building is to be hailt
soan i'll their places.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-11
ADJUSTMENTS
COILS EUM.

Tonight there will be the usual sat
urday change of program, Harris *
Vernon appearing i'm entire new sing
ing and dancing turns Harris is one
of the best dancers seen in the city
for long time. and tonight he will
introduce some new steps and also
some new comedy. The Oehlman Mu-
steal Trio, the quick change act. that
make a complete change of costume
for each musical number, will present
new musical numbers tonight, and
there win be a complete change of
pictures. Next week the management
have booked a very large show, con-
sisting of eight new people. a Spanish
burlesque band of five people and
the Two Bees in a clever comedy
turn, and Tommy Hayes, bone soloist.
This bill should prove an extra good
one, from all reports, and should in
sure packed houses every night next
week.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-11
RECORD OF TRANSFERS.
AS Reported by the Arizona Abstract
G Title Company, 1874 West
Washington Street.

d. J Peter and wife to John \.
Watkins. deed to lots 3 and of Sec.
81. T y, r , +.
Valley Bank, Trustee. to Jennie b.
hammers, deed to lot 3. block 10, Phoe-
nix.
+. J. Halterman and wife to Frank
Theron and wife, deed to NEA NEh
Sec. II, 7 y, r Z.
Eliza T. Newton ct al to George Il.
Taft, deed to lot S. block "a, lots l and
3, block g., lots 3 and II. block SO.
lot ,, block 90. Phoenix.
Emma 7. Taft ct al to George u.
Taft, deed to lot s, block a, lots l and
3, block 81, lots 9 and II. block SO,
lot 8. block 65. Phoenix.
Lucretia r Flagg to George Il.
Taft, deed To lot s, block "A, lots l and
8, block 81. lots and II, block g.,
lot 3. block 50, Phoenix.
Silas NJ. Wheelock ct al to George Il.
Taft. deed to lot s. block a, lots l and
8. block 50, lots . and IL, block Sc
lot 3, block 60, Phoenix.
r. r. Schaefer to Bartlett Heard l..
and c. Co, deed to strip in Sec. 30
T y. r 3 f.
Bartlett Heard L. and c. Co. deed
to r. +. Schaefer, deed to SWA NEH
Sec l. r y. r > +.
J. W Loree ct al to Ariz. Eastern
r. r. Co, deed to strip i'm SEA Sec
i r y. r L.
P j. Sullivan to Ariz. Eastern L. r
Co. deed to NJ lot 8. block 3 and lot
and NJ. lot :, block >, Calderwood
Addition.
w. X. james and wife to NJ. P
O'Brien. deed to VIZ lot II, block ,,
Simms Addition.
5. w Sugar q Land Co. to Ariz.
Ranch Co. deed to NJ NWA Sec. 10
T y, r E
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-11
PROCLAMATION OF
ACTING GOVERNOR
Recommending the Observance of Flag
Day June a..

Patriotism is one of the noblest and
most uplifting themes. 1t Always has
been. and we trust always will be, one
of the two holy lessons taught at the
mothers knee. the first prayer, and
love and honor the flag.
Fine sentiment nov finds expression
in practically ali the states of this
Immortal Union. in having the eXccu-
tives, recommend the 14th day of Jun
as one to be set apart and known as
Flag Day, with the further
recommendation that the people
l;her in all houses of worship
and other places of congrega-
ton and there study. learn of and lis
ten To all and any discourses on our
glorious national emblem, its birth,
intent and meaning.
Now. Therefore. l., Geo. L. Young.
acting governor Of the territory Of
Arizona. by request and in keeping
with a beautiful tribute to our flag
now universally adopted. do recon-
mend the 14th day of June. 1910. to be
observed as Flag Day by appropriate
exercises, at any and all places where
in the people may congregate.
In Witness Whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal of. the territory to be affixed.
Done at the city of Phoenix, the
capital. this tenth day of June, nine
teen hundred and ten.
BY the Acting Governor:
(SEAL) GEO. L. YOUNG.
L. BIDDINGS,
Acting Asst. Sec. of Arizona.