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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Gttcgdo, 10. gent.

WV = y, iS' ~Ept.
EeAr. Der wartt mar ftett7. Dintsr
Batsntstl.35-5.05, straissts 81. lO-4.S0,
cprins Satsnts ,eits s J. 20, straissts 10
-l.46. saisrs $3.60-5.l5.
Est,eR. Sar September Q6s. --
97e, oM sdIus 96He; far Gesbr. 9924
-loo4c, an SaIub 10 1.e; fur Dat 1857
-I053sc, am ShIub 1857.
Bslfatsru. gar September 5f1!-
551+s, am SaIu5 55Ic; fur Ie;embsr
52ss-531%c. am shIuB 531sc; lar ylai
55--SssIe, am Shtub 561ie.
Safsr. - gar September 81 - B4&5e.
mi Shlus 341e; iar December 35-35 Il,
an StIab 35He; iiir Rot 393s-38}4e, am
ShIuB 3SSEc.
Tsssen.-1o. Q 731Ie.
esrts. Safe 5uttsrssrts 4s - e4e.
gut. Bis astcs RaIsssrits oy--73e.
Sla 1siaamsu. So. Q. I'd. 26ls,
10. u. Us. 273e.
ftmsts9lsamsu. - $7.6O-9.50 per
Gertnsr.
shiaams n.-slO. .0o-15.50 per Gent
nsr.
E.spsr:. - s20.50-2O.75 per sbt.
SIR september $ls 81 I-2O.O0, am g 1Ias
5000; fur Cttober sl9.S5-19.75, am
Stlus Sls,721l; fir Sanuar sl5.25-IS.4Q,
am Sdllus SlS.R2.
eamsl,. sla.i21. per 100 sfuus.
Gar 5epienber sl2 IS - IL Az an,
5atus $l2 AZ F: fiir Cttober sl2.l7L -
$l2.321s. an eaIus 81 30; fir Ropeniber
lll.so - 1l.oO. am sAlxS sll.571z; fir
Sanuar sl0.SO lO.72I, am edlus
$l0h7L.
ebsr. Hippenieiten. -eo'. sl1 rs
-ll.S7I per 100 Qfuno. Siir eeytember
$ll.60 -- ll.S5. am SdIas $fl.~0; fir
Dttober sll.2oI - ll.42H, am etIut
sll.25; flr Sanuar Ss.65- s.75, am
ettus s9.72I.
edulteru. sssrt Hare setter. per,
pa6t. Sl2.R o-l2.25.
Batter. - Rar.t tetis. Grsamsrs a..
-2se. Tairp 23-21e.
tiss. - Rarss ftetis. 5rtits % -
2ie Der ,TaSens.
&iis. Rara nesis. Cream 15H-
1915 yes 9faRo.
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xdades 1Intsnasr ySHsbIa Etenas september 1910

SdBfarto I En.-5ancp 5erfep 50. .76
800, Gaitsrn Sbore 81. .0o-2. rs per gbl.
araut. - Narft fstsa. Ginbeimiites
75t--$l 90 per Bbl.
3wieb eIn.-Ginbetmii9e s3.oO-3.25,
eelbe 50 .25-250 per Dbl.
fsM atssS. - ginbeinsiide 90 - 75e
per gu.
Garsem.-Ginbeimiia. s1.oo-1.25 per
acrb.
Rhben. -lb-20e per Dusenb Banbsl.
Crime 30 obnen. Gin9eimiine So
c0c per aorb.
Sanbsgroba,::..
Psbnen. - Narit Hstt,. grtma xsr.
rowfatt ss.l5, geitItts uno 5si 6sxS oe.
pFddts Rapp $3.50 per gu.
Seu. Narft rn5ta - Fe. ft.
ssstbp 1890, 30. . DO. sl7OO-l7.5O. No.
3 DO. SIS. 5.0o--l5.50; 3tss, asmtid5t.r 80. /
$i5.50-16.0o, r.. 2 DO. sI4.O0 - l4.50 /:
Rice. 30. l S12.0o-l2.25. Ro, ,2$ll.oO-
ll.25 per Ton.
ablenf fufter IN tett1. - srete s2o. 90
--22.00. WibbIina gros.ss 3.Oo-a4. 90. DO,
feines $21.O0 - 1890. eemtittss auttsr
$40. .00-22 co per Tonne In Butt uab 81 90
Hshr ouf Dem 0elsifs.
NoIIe. Die 3ufubr mar oerind. bic
Iab'ra9e eine aute uno Die grsiie felt.
Die SAMPLER fauften ~ Den ioLgenOen greis
fen:
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akteaes. 10. Gept.

Htrbptss. S.spu $3.50 - $50,
Tsras stisre o.. Is 500. DsftLits stiere
s4.25-7.0O, etotsrs uro 5eessrs $4.25-
800. ahhexno bstfsrs s2.2j-64O, RaIber
$6.75-S.5O. Tartt itettq.
9tpstrs. setcbts s9.35--98 so, os'
wi'tts 1888 $40, itpsrs IS .35-9.6 so.
raxbs 81 $3.50. aats bts auserle'ere
s5.s0-9.30. Ssrte! $3.50 - $50 glortt
lana am uno itett9.
e d cfe uuo 2dmm.r. G6a's:
sirbstntIte $2.75-4.55, wsftIits S325
-4.5O, Stbriinss s4.75-5.7O.
2aSRsr:-sir5siNti be s5.25-715, rpsft-
li6e &5.50-7.l0. War't l0-l5c rieprieer. &.
i3afu1r. -Rt ,o5,si 23,CO0, e1ue,ne
2l 900, S5ofe uu) sdmrer 45, 900.
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Wetau MART.
Rem lart. 10. Gent.

Rew9srt. 10. Sept.
Sinr uar beuts rubis gu s35.15-35.I71.
uno AuSfer ruhia; 2ate ~ Sl2.5O -
R.75, fI.ctrolptAtc su sl2.3T1-l2.s2L
ano 3attaa gu sls.12H-l2.37I. Slsi mar
ruhis ~ $A.371a-4.42X uno SpsIttr teit
" $50 $50. 9iisn mar uuusranoert.
4o.l 5ounor9 Rortasrs gu $lo.oo-ls.25.
Re.2 DO. ~ Sl5.5)-l6.0o. 70. sout5srR
$l5.75-lo.25 xAo 30. soutssrn ioit ~
1l6.75-lo.25.
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Safubr: 5ftnbots5. Stptius. S4afs.
Sept. IL. .2722 1898 789
Sept. 10 ,... 1888 36l0 1l22
Der ssriaaos bstra5 tn bsrietbsa 3st:
Sept. IL ..... 539 95s all
Sept. 13 ..... 2O2 30l 7O1

Der ssriaabs astras tn bsrietbsa 3stt:
Sept. IL .... 539 95s All
Gept. l3 .. 202 301 7Ol
Rtnbpteb. Die Qa6froes mar bsute
nur mdBt9 uno bic Bret's fieIen um 10
15c per 100 Bfuno. -- @ute Ntl6titbe itnD
fart, anbere itettg TIM gretie
Stpere Sttsrs bradten 1878 s.e5.
ertra Stiere s7.00-725, Cnisn ss.25-
5.25, slet'ter'tisre, srtra 81. 6.Oo-s.25, cute
bts aussrLelsHe $5.00-5.85, orotndrs bts
quite s3.2b-4 IS; Sstfsrs, ertra 50. 1O-5.25,
quite 6ts auserLeisns $i.25-J.00, orbtnars
bH gate $2.5O-4.00; aabe. sstra $4.75--
500, fancp -, oate bts aaserIeiene
A.00-4.65, oroindrs bis quite s2.25-3.75;
Gamers 81 .O0-3.0O, Sto6srs uno Seeosrs
$3.00-6.60, ertra $50.
9u lie n. - Der Uiarft NOR heute itet9
u Den Sdlufp etien Der lesten Do6e. Die
3ufubr mar nur nQbto.
Waaere ano leitts 81. .50-3.75, pplouna
1913 - 4.60, ertra $4.75, fette Suuen
81 4.50-4.85
VI d I Il 3 E. - Die Nah'raoe mar in
Der perflonenen 8oae etne quite uno bic
pret'e Daren fart.
Grtra $j7.5O--70.oO, quite bis auserle'.ne
sa5.0p-S5.0O, oroindre bis quite Sl5.U0-
1880 per Stiid.
&dIber. - Gte 3ufutr mar siemHt
pros. hte Nad)frage rur mdbio uno Die
BrelHe 'telen Inn 50-75c per 100 Bfuno.
Orotn6re uuo arobe 4.O0-8.00, 'a,r bis
cute lsitts $500 - $50, ertra 1915 -
1000.
atIbsr in ban Rom niIfo.sStufr-. --
Tonee S24e, prima bic oussrIsisns 81 -
9Ic. oroindre 5-711c.
= d 10 etne. e.-Tie beuttoe 3ufuhr mar bic
oroBte an einem MOntaa iett ldnQerer 3eit
Die 4ret'e iteLen infoloeoeiien um lO-20c
per 100 8funo. 2ettte 8erianotiorten uno
5erfeI fielen um 1J--16c.
Sbpere G5ueine brdhteu s9.50-9. 10,
cate bis agssrIs'srs serpa6unas. uno
SIeiiheriortsn ss.70-9.75, esm,titts Ser.
potunasiortsr s9.60-9.75, orotrdrs bic
dassrIe'sns iApsa fstts Saus 1915 -
8 so, ertra -, etaos $3.50 - 7.75,
lsttte Psr'anetiorter s9.50-9S0, 9srteI
uor n MO. Nrh ruentosr S6. 6.0o-9.25.
etafs unb 2dmmer. Die 3ufuhr
mar nur maB 9 uuo Die 3Jretie tart uno ets
mas letter
tafs.-srtra ~. ID. %. GATE Bis aug.
srIsisns $3.50 - 40 oroirire bis aate
s2 00-325. Nutteri d haie s3.50-4 so, EXTRA
S4.75, SdbrIinge 81 0O-5.25.
4dnmsr. Grtra S7.35, CUTE Bis
auserIeisne s650-7.25, oroindrs bis quite
$s.00-6.25.
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CUTE 2tihe

autisr (nah einem ueberfabrensn
5uriidblideno): .0ott iei 9ant, idtper
perleBt iheint sr nidt gu iein; er
fHimpit NOD uno bait ii4 bic gsuis
au.-
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u u fri httg.

Stun, Siinee, ipelhe Inter
ridtsitnnoe lit Cir oern bic allerIieb-
ite21
- ,1ie Iette.~
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N$nnt WeIbutartte.
Wontas 10. Sept. 1910.

Tte Aanfrdee noh Iarleben mar keute
felne grobe. bod rparen bte Banfen NIT Aous
iinearbelten tart bei1dftigt. Gse 3iasraten
lsno unperdaoert eeblieten. ;iir EarIepen
ION eau" murcen pcn ben Wanten 6-6LM
bere6nst une Geindttspapiere wurben ~
~ btsiontirt. i'm ofienen Narite wuroen
Tdrleten ION cal" ~ s 4 nno auf Bet ~
b-6L8 placirt.
Nehin ani Rep Ossl
Daren ftetig uno mnrben su 15e Ttss
fof,to Swilten 9anien perfauft. Die Souas
ierrote oetrdot soc prdmte per $1,000.
aksAia ant Gnrsps
Earen ftetis. Seute Nnb bic folsenbeu
luotirunsen su berihten:
kcnbon, D Taes Si1t, s4.56l-4.s7 per
f., ~ Tose St6t - .S3H-4.84 PERI garis
1oge Stht, 51211--5l5 5rancs per 800 !:
90 1ase si9s 517I - $40 5ranes per
elO0; fur Teutihlanb. 4 Taae Si4t, 1
Wort 951Ie. bo. go Iase sidt, S41<e.
documentary Sils auf 2onSon uurben
~ A.s3, cuf Gtassom su s4.S2X uno
out 1elfaft gu $4.S2L psrtauft.
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mad s.-Rart; ru5is uno ftetis. 5dnos
Ter tauien prtm1 'u 2S--2sr per 8iuno uno
pertGufen tIeiue Gu1ntitdteu gu 2-3e me5r
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3ufubr unb gerianot pdbrenb Der pers
Foiienen 4S Stuuoen, pergIi1en nit beriels
islben 3eit Der porbersehenosa Node was
sen wie foIgt:
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Sunsf.-prett nteorsaer. Na'tNtytey All
aoaf o.5st, pombsrss 5.s5, gubss s.0Os.
SranaIotsb 6.75s. Gonfsstisnsrs ~" S.e5s.
On ~" 5.55-6.s0s. wsiBu sy.ra .,g"
5.2O-5.30t. sytra -" 6.lo-S.lSs. oroinds
Ter eslbsr 4. 4.e0-4 .96e.
EoIa iss IN fstts. Nsu CrIssss
c,sH Kettle 2S--sse. GsntzifusaI iB--Iss
per Gaaons.
Nsis.-Marn ,.smltA lss,s't ass sssis.
3cxihana, SaneY 6sab s-stt, prima *
-6ft, oreindrsr a1-lE. SapaM . -
IL Per pfuno.
1atrs. .Srsbul.s.
natter. ano.bot eres, greis nieb,
riper. esnss GrsamsYy 311,s, arsansyy
MRS 30e. 30. fsesnos 28t. foneY Tairu
321<1 Re. axe per gfxnb.
Adfs. Harst sstts. Ohio Ia. 1rs,
HoreUsAIiNsr Hike, Rem Bort 1se.
O6ssissr 40 - als. 2imexysu TIE. Bird
lo1<e per SsunS.
eisr. Radafraae gut, gre'ie ftetia.
Arima itii4s eaAnsreisr 231.e. trhs 2s,.
anesre lss. iseonss l5s per 1to.. is xaa
EuaIitat.
osflassl. -sahfraae aut. ansetct a..
niaeuo. Sprina Gki6sns l8--l5e, 6R5.
nsr 1919, edsns ST. fra.taAxss Iss.
GxRS Toe, iunae omtsn pom Yfuab l3e,
aIte loe, 0anis 6-7t per pfun6.
Cbn uRo 0smals.
xeyisL--5aney Rem gort "a. .oo-4. so,
gem obnI,He s2.25-z.5 80 per 9bI.
Gttrsnsn. - Marss hetts. GsIifsrsis
t3.75-5.SO. Weiiina 36.o0-7 90 Der Ates.
Crans sn---Wartt ruSia xRs hetia. -
GaltforMta Kate 8aIeneia t3.60 - 4.26 ysY
4ifs.
Stir II DE. ~ 6anep Glberta $3.50
2.60. TsIaware ho--75e per Camper.
Strnen.-9. y. Sartlett 81. .0o--2 .25.
!3ufer $500, SidIes g 100 - 2.25 per 8bI.
WetntraubeH. - Giubeiaiihe l5--
zoe per &orb.
y taumen. - 2amions $500: rs
per Grate pom "a OTIS.
3uder sIsnen- Gc1te Colorado
Hcdpfcro 76e-3l rs per Crate une 60e--
el.25 per Bonn. Crowap Crate 50--75c.
Waf ermelo nem-$2o .Oo--25. 90 per
100 ouf benz Beleije.
&artoffein.- - Qoxispiae $2.25-2.50,
Gafteru etore S2.25 -2.so. sinteimilAs
R.26--2.60 per 8bL
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Yferne uuo Mauleiel.
Cincinnati. 10. es3tem5er l9l

CirclnRatl, IL. St3tetn5er 1910.
sn Ger yeriloiieneu Mode nareu bic Gjes
it1d'te nidlt iebr lsbbsft, bod bielien id
Die sSreiie. % puroen am ebIub Der
gSode bic foIseul'H IN Eustirunsen nambaft
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Niebmdrfte.

Gtnct tunatt, IS. September.
i3ufubr unb 8erianot rodbreno Der per'
Fofienen g8oae, perglihen nit ben spei
porberaebenoen 8o5eu, rparen rpte foIat:
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Ber teos1ss.
CeIe.-%arst ruhtT urb fsasr. ee,rBt
robss 81. .0s. assodtss g. IN per Salon. In
gartisn DON IA Dbl. s.tra CONNER Ter
2arool 85e pse 0aaorn so.tou eesb
Del robss s5e. rafEntra 73e psr
@oaors. Tsrpentir T3c. Bstro[sam, ger.
lection Zoe, Ohio. Rsntutp urb snoiana
sHe per 6auons. Gropx 9afoIiH lSe,
Raptta l3c per 0a'lors
saI,. Der Rar'. n rssta. Otto
Sipr 90 -- CSC, Ht5igqr urb asron
sac per Sbl.nor 380 Sie
fals IN tetie. grwa stts 7%-7Lt,
DO. Goantrs 71II-7sse str gFuro.
cosle ruai1. IouastoaIsrs
$s.15. Sas uno glad ss.OO a.a5,
2anapka SttfsoaIsn ass5. sas sre
glad 81 $500 pr Torr. sba.tisfsrt.
gaaAlos sth1fohlsr - O0-425, Nrthras
cite 81 .25-7.S0 per Tonne ab1ttisfsrs. Gois
fofsu ll-l2c per ga. a5ceIi.f.rt.
Sdmer elem - ~ar't fst. ore1as.
men s7.75-3.o0 auf bsx Tsl.iTs anb A.. 81
$50 par Ba. pom store Ttmoth, g.. .a5-
$50 auf benz 0elsifs uno t3.75-4 90 usr
Sa. Dom Store. SuSusi,su sOe. 6Iahss
iaamen s2 20 per gu.
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D . ~.

Der Marft mar fen Bsr'aut pur.
ben 1881 Rbls. Tifttgsr's sini'hss Oooss
aaf Der Bats uoa tl.33 per Ja1anL
0rpcsrtsi
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Der Serlanot betru5 tn oerieI5ea 3,
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18

Jos Greephalgh to Ammon Curtis,
deed. $500; same.
W l. Kepp'er to Becker-Franz Co,
deed, $50; claim in Greenlee dist.
Geo Webster to Lula Smith ct al
release of mtg, $4,000; lot 8 and 4
of lot 2, Riverside park, Clifton, and
other lots
Lula Smith to J w Bennie, deed,
S2500; same.
Thomas Smith to ] w Bennie,
quit claim deed, $40; same.
w BenDie to Shannon Copper
Co, quit claim deed, $l00; same.
j r Rogers filed homestead claim
to Sc /, sec IL, tp 4, %.
J H Dial to Henry Dial, deed,
800; lot 6, blk 5, Hills add, Clifton.
Fanny May to J X Johnson, deed,
400: ne / Sc / and NV / sw I and
W NV /, sec IL, tp 8, 81.
Wilbur ljams to Weaver Brier,
iced, sl025; pit of blk "a, Stafford.
j N Stratton to Weaver Brier,
leed, $50; } of lot IA, blk "a, SAT-
ford.
w w Hawkins ct al to o J Harse-
nan, $4,000; 4 mining claims in
Nias6 2a.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
WILL HOLD EXAMINATION
FOR FOREST CLERK

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina
ton on March 1917, 1910, at Doug
las, Arizona, to secure eligibles from
which to make certification to fill
vacancies in the position of forest
clerk (male) at an entrance salary
of 81, 100 or $1,000 per annum ir
the Forest Service at Crook Forest
quiring similar quaIificati6hhs tihris1 as tRsy KS
may occur, unless it shall be decided
in the interests Of the service to fill
vacancies by reinstatement, trans
fer or promotion.
Men only will be admitted to this
examination. The age limit will be
l6 to 40 years on the date of the
examination.
Applicants should apply at once
to the United States Civil Service
Commission. Washington, D. C.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
GROWTH OF EUCALYPTUS
Forest Service Moi RespOn-
sible for Unauthorized
Statements

The Department Of Agriculture
has recently been informed that GER
tain Of its publications dealing with
eucalyptus have been misquoted by
several companies interested in sell
ing lands. For instance, Circular
81, Of the Forest Service, has been
misrepresented as saying that Cali
fornia will in a few years be the
only source of hardwood supply in
the United States. Such state.
ment has never been made in any
of the Forest Service publications
and is not considered fact.
The department experts believe
that there is promise of considerable
success in the cultivation of eucalyp-
tus trees in many parts of California,
but estimates of profit and of growth
have been attributed to the depart
ment which are unauthorized. There
are many uncertainties connected
Irfrrrr experIS say, winch the IN
vestor should take into account.
In some cases statements falsely
attributed to the Forest Service in
advertising matter have been COR
rected when attention was called to
the facts, but not before che mis-
statements had been widely circule
ted. Secretary Wilson says ae =
not intend to allow the ns- o1eS @
department to be us> .he " n's
of victimizing the ;eu as a ineaIs
in future any pupi'c' eno mat
.-:l-. concern which at
..luutes W the Forest Service IN
authorized statements may expect
the statements to be publicly dis
avowed.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
A LADY

The lady of the establishment was
getting ready to go out.
Word was passed out to the
garage, and the chauffeur saw that
the clock in the car was wound up,
that the electric heating apparatus
was in condition and ready to turn
on, that the writing pad was in
place, and that not particle of
dust was on the seats.
The head butler, the under butler,
the grooms and the hall maid were
all notified.
Two ladies' maids passed upstairs.
One put on the lady's shoes, The
other hooked her up. They ran
back and forth bringing her things.
Flowers, delicate perfumes, laces,
plumes, jewels--everything that a
lady needs when she goes out-were
all there.
The Investment, including these
articles of value. amounted to two
hundred thousand dollars.
The cost of having the lady go
out, including fixed charges. wear
and tear, labor, interest account and
a proper sum charged off to the
sinking fund, amounted to one hun
hundred dollars and four cents.
The head butler went back into
his province and lighted his pipe.
The maids refreshed themselves
with tea. The Others settled back
and read the afternoon papers
waiting for her to come back.
The lady herself was the only OBJ
ject in the whole transaction who
was absolutely valueless. She could
not have earned six dollars month
at any occupation. She had no
market value. From every stand
point she was useless.
That is, from every standpoint
except one--she furnished a vacuum
around which money circulated
New York Life.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
SALE OF TIMBER, District N,

SALE OF TIMBER, District No,
3, Stafford, Arizona, February 16,
1910. Sealed bids marked outside,
Bid, Timber Sale, General Notice,
February Is, 1910, Crook National
Forest" and addressed to the Su-
pervisor, Stafford, Arizona, will be
received up to and including the
2lst day Of March, 1910, for all or
any part of the merchantsble dead
timber standing or down, and all or
any part of the live timber marked
for cutting by the Forest officer,
located approximately in Sections
% and 20, T. ! NJ, r. 13 E., within
the Crook National Forest, Terri
tory Of Arizona; estimated to be 500
cords, more or less No bid of less
than 75 cents per cord for green
timber, and so cents per cord for
dead timber will be considered, and
g deposit Of One Hundred and
Twenty izo (9I25,0o) dollers must
be sem % the First National Bank,
Albuquesqus, New Mexico, for each
bid submitted 80 the Forest Super
visor. timber upon valid claims is
tIss..s-5 &S2a ts2xS Hduy mtdhDte1 NJ
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Public Documents
FilSd for Rscor6

Following is a list of the docu
ments filed for record at the count,
seat and compiled by the Graham
County Abstract Company:
CB Adams to d E Adams. deed
$500; same.
Fly Claridge to III Claridge
deed, $40; part of block 25, Thatcher
7 o'Bryan to j A Hancock, re.
lease of mtG, $3.50; beg at pit 4C
rds Of NV cor sw /, sec 28, tp S,
r "a.
t OBryan to Lorenzo Watson, re-
lease of mtg, $3.50; n J sw /, sec 27,
Up 6, r 25.
Articles of incorporation of the
Citizens Bank of Thotcher. Arizona,
are filed, capital stock $25 900, Frank
Tyler, b Anderson. John F Nash,
Myron Alfred and Leroy C Snow, in
corporators.
Articles of incorporation of Rec
ord Pub Co. Of Thatcher, Arizona,
filed, capital stock $4,000; w w
Pace, Leroy C Snow, w 7 Webb, A
G Peterson and George H Crosby,
Jr, all of Graham County, incor-
porators.
T A McAfse to G R Young, deed
$lO0; right Of wsy Tor ditch and
water rights in springs on ne I Sc /,
sec 50, to 8, r 26.
F w Hayes to D E Adams, release
of mtg, 5000; beg at pit 80 rds n and
80 rds W of Sc cor sec 28, tp 6, r 26.
Mary W Andrus to George S An
drus, power of atty, general.
J G Be t to Mary w Andrus, deed,
$32, ,0C0; l6 acres beg at pit IL rds S
and Cd rds W of ne cor sec IS, tp z,
r 26,
Paul Becker to D C Mining Co,
mining deed, 81; part of Last Chance
m ming claim.
Nellie Todd to Myron Hanchett,
deed, $4,000; NV / NV I, sec 39, tp
6, r 25.
S M Messenger to VIM w Nc
Donald, deed. Sl01S; beg at pt 149
rds e and 76 rds n of sw cor sec 2,
tp 7, 25.
j T Owens to Jos Greenhalgh,
deed, $500; 2 acres, all of 2,5 e j
Sc sw / ne 1 sec Is. tp Z, r 26.
Harry Clifford to VIM Ellsworth,
deed, ST.; right of way IL ft wide
from pit IL IT n of center of sec %,
tp Z, 26.
Ben w Olney to VIM Ellsworth,
deed, 5000; 72 acres beg. at NV
cor ne / sw /, sec %, tp Z, r &c.
Warren Mutton to VIM Ellsworth,
deed, SIS; 2 acres com at sw cor of
NV ! ne /, sec %, tp 7, 26.
John w Morris to VIM Ellsworth,
deed, $4,000; ne / ne /, sec 2S and
n / NV t and NV I ne /, sec 27, tp
z, r26.
Edwin Moody to Elmer Plumb,
deed, 500, lot 4, blk 4, Thatcher.
Water-Sparks ct al file 3 notices
of mining locations. also proofs of !
labor ON claims in Sparks mining
district.
Henry Hill to Jesse B Simms,
deed, 500; lot IL, blk IL, Hills new
add, Clifton.
VIM NJ Griffith. receiver, to David
Sanders, deed, $500; lots and a,
in n . of sy /, sec %, tp 6, r 25.
VIM ] Porter to D M Sanders,
deed, $3.50; IS acres in sec and Z,
tp 6, + 25.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Public RstIcs

Office Of Town Clerk. Town Of
Stafford, Arixona.
A Primary Election is hereby
called in the Town Of Stafford, Ari.
zona, under the provisions of the
law relating to primary elections,
on the 2eth day of March, 1910, for
the purpose Of voting for candidates
for the several parties to be nomi.
mated for the following offices:
Five Councilmen.
One Clerk.
One Marshal
One Street Supervisor.
Said primary election will be held
at the office Of A. +. Cotton. Justice
of the Peace. Precinct No. One,
Graham County, Arizona, at the
Dsnnwsae SaamR q - - n
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Notice to credltors

Estate Of w. w. Damron, de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, executrix of the estate
Of w. W. Damron. deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice to
the said executrix. at Thatcher, Ari-
zons, the same being the place for
the transaction Of the business of
said estate. in said County of Ora.
ham.
ELIZABETH DAMRoN.
Executrix Of the estate of w.
w. Damron. deceased.
Dated at Thatcher. Arizona, this
- ~ G 4esssnss $50 t,O6b
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
MarY x ElsR-e WsFo
rieG 40 ~. Barnard

Miss Mary g. Blake, daughter Of
Mrs. Salhe Blake, was married 10
Walter Barnard, of Texas, at Solo.
monville, Wednesday afternoon,
February 10Th, Judge T. S. Bunch
performing the ceremony. After
the ceremony the happy couple re-
turned to the home of the brides
mother on the Solomonvile road,
where they received the congratula-
tions of their many friends.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
There are all sorts of people. We
have known invalids who seeTed
proud of their ailments.
cham bo lain's ouEn Remedy the Mo
Popu a. Because 10 l. the Best

Cham bo lain's ougn Remedy the Most
Popu a. Because IL l. the Best
Il have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past eight years
and find it to be one of the best SELL
ing medicines on the market. For
babies and young children there is
nothing better in the line of cough
syrups," says Paul Allen. Plain
Dealing, La. This remedy not on y
'cures' rrrr-co -cougrTs, cvTfrf1- 1--s~r.va-eroxsy,
so common among young children,
but is pleasant and safe for them to
take. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic, and may be given to a
baby as confidently as to an adult.
For sale by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Fish CEgfUre Sta
tor for ETiZ0p o

Delegate Ralph Cameron has in.
troduced a bill in the House of Rep.
resentatives, to appropriate the
sum of $25, 900, for the establishment,
of fish-culture station, including
purchase of site, construction of
buildings and ponds, and equipment,
in the Territory of Arizona, at a
point to be designated by the Sec.
retary. of Commerce and Labor.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Ex-G0V. WoIfIey
Died In Los AnQsIe! i!

Louis Wolhey, former governor
of Arizona. who was run over by a
Venice flyer in Los Angeles, CAL,
last Friday. died Saturday after
noon, February 18th. He was sew
enty years of age and was appointed
chief executive of Arizona by Pres
dent Harrison. Mr.. Wolfiey was a
veteran of the civil war and was
related to General w. T. Sherman
and the late Senator John Sherman,
of Ohio He had resided in Los
Angeles about two years.