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The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17
Proceedings of the Board
Of Supervisors.
March Term. 1910.
Monday.

= l. Mutt sundries as per account
on file | 50
Ii A Huston special term of
circuit court 207 90
K c Moore same 514 so
Z II Newman same 100 90
Jurors same 1905 IS
Witnesses SIT so
IL /! Tolbert causways 4 so
Il Il Tolbert balance work on
read 9 50
I z 'lewees postage oil and ink
z IS
Neshoba Democrat public print
ing II %
} IN Jones causway 4 60
J H Hardy same l 20
) B Fitzpatrick lumber nails and
bridge 13 10
! N Tolbert causways 8 05
v r Eryery same 4 27
J j, Atkinson same 4 81
Bob Waller same 8 rs
Z Duett sone 23 95
A l. Hyar- keeping paupers 8 SO
Mack Duett causw?ys % 10
4 NJ Hobby same Is 73
j J. Ferguson lumber 3 20
) y Ureneens causways 20 66
smith & Grice building bridge
33 s.
d B Smith lumber and bridge
5 ~
II N Jones causways 5 90
John Moore repairing bridge
2 80
} Z Wilder causways 5 IS
Marshall & Bruce books for
cllancery clerks Office IS 10
j j Cannon causways on pike
80 90
a l. Parker lumber and bridge
S 90
2 L Robinson lumber 70e
L l. Hembree lumber 7 90
The contract for keeping those
who are declared paupers and
directed to the poor house by the
Board of Supervisors is this day
awarded to j J Kea at and for
;iie sum Of So 90 per month for
each pauper for the year 1910,
under the requirements of law
and Board of Supervisors in such
cases, upon his entering into
bond in the sum of $3.50 90 as
required by law.
The contract for building the
bridge on the Meridian and
Louisville road over slough near
the Shields crossing was awarded
to J S Dariels at 95e per foot
upon his entering into bond in
the sum of 5000 90 as required
by law. The said bridge to be
about 100 feet long and TO be
completed within 60 days from
this date.
1t appearing to the Board of
Supervisors that Becca Clark.
Dollie Kirkland, Jessie Madison
and Peter Watkins are each in
digent and afflicted and unable
to earn a support and having no
one whose duty it is to support
them and each being in such
condition that they can not be
removed to the poor house,
wheaeupon the Clerk is ordered
to issue a warrant to each Of
them as follows, to.wit: Becca
Clark, $5 90; Dollie Kirkland,
81 90; Jessie Madison, SO 90;
Peter Watkins, SO 90, as temp
orary relief to each of them as
provided by Sec. 1916 code 1906.
In pursuance of and in accor-
dance to law and the order of
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17
tax on the said error.
Wednesday.

Wednesday.
Members and officers present
as on yesterday and proceeded
to business as follows:
This day came on to be heard
the February report of F l.
Bryan, county superintendent
of education, the same being
ecei we'd and approved
as correct, it is ordered that
he be allowed 800 90 as salary
for February.
1t oppearinI to the Board that
Cathrrine Pope is indient and
unable to earn support, and
having no one whose duty it is
to support her, it is therefore
ordered that the Clerk issue
warrant to the said Cartharine
Pope for S400 as temporary re-
lief.
Whereas, Felix w Tingle hav-
ing this day filed with this office
a certificate signed by DR. d j
Rush, stating that he had exam
ined the said Tingle, and that he
the said Tingle was unable
to do hard manual labor, it is
therefore ordered that the said
,, Felix W Tingle be and is hereby
relieved from the payment of
road tax.
1t is ordered that the follow.
ing allowances be made:
Geo d Bernard & Go, sundries
for COURT house library 80 so
Philadelphia Plumbing Co, re-
pairing court house 2l 70
Town of Philadelphia, poll tax
Town of Philadelphia 37S 90
DIR r f Hays, visiting glandered
mule 33 25
7 N Crockett, coal for court
| house SO 25
II A Huston, record State VS. A O
Kirkland S 35
II A Huston, record State VS.
Lloyd Lewis 8 35
j A Beckham, causways 8 OF
f l. Bryan, postage for Feb. 3 IS
W l. Gildert, cost in inquest trial
Eliza Caples I IS
w A Milling, same IA Is
w A Majure,j juror same / 90
W K Mature, same l 90
F M Boyd same l 90
W l. Hays, same l 90
Bud Barber, same l 90
j 9 Johnson, stme | 90
W l. Gilbert, cost in case of Jno
Bnsby 2 20
} A Tanning, work on road % IA
Jim Alexander, repairing bridge
j j kea, worh on road 4 IS
w M Moody same 4 IS
Z H Fryery inspecting causways
and bridges 6 90
A E Harbour inspecting bridge
3 90
r B Ford inspecting bridge and
causways 8 90
IL & Moore, feeding prisoners in
Jan 50 40
X & Moore, feeding prisoners in
Feb ~ 90
Il q Moore, sundries as per ac-
count on file Is so
Il & Moore, conveying lanitic to
asylum 81 60
j ID Cremeens, causways 5 81
Ordered that the members and
officers be allowed as follows:
Il b Ford, 3 days and 4 miles
12 40
j ID Parker, 3 " Z
- 70
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17

l9l 80
$526 10 $52H 10
SCHOOL FUND.


SCHOOL FUND.
Balance last reports 2 81 S
Since Rec 'd.................. 172O 70
Commission.......... II 20
Transferred to seper-
ate adv fund ...........
Warrants to cancel. 1869 rs
Balance e................ 36 IA
$1723 80 $l723 80
ADV SCHOOL
Balance last report t...$llS3 IS :
Since Rec'd............. 2O93 10
Commission........ 65 90
Warrants to cancel
Balance ..-............... 1920 S5
% 20
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COUNTY FUND.

COUNTY FUND.
Balance last report. 5 234 O4
Since Reed .....:............ l2737 49
commission on same 127 86
Warrants Paid;..."..~ 1894 "a
Balance ..-..........-...... 4548 70
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17

INST. FUND.
Balance last reports 46 l5 S
Since Reed ..............
Commission on same
Warrants to cancel
balance ............"."......" 46 Is
5 As l5 $ 46 Is
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17

ADV. ROAD FUND.
Balance last reports AT "a S
Since Reed 1914 "a
Commission on same l5 "a
warrants to cancel. 45O
Balance. ...................... 2OOl 81
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: s
PENSION FUND.
Balance last reports 526 lO$
Since Rec ..........
Warrents 10 cancel 1874 20
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-17
$l297i 53Sl297l So

LOAN FUND.
Balance last reports
Since ecd...........
Com on same e...........
Warrants to cancel
Balance ...................
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29

stare n -le union llt -1e-- a. per-
5l14 lccs-t t1r r-s- easa passage
a-1m --vls -1a- l-s scarcely n lie
nap Il 5asaa4- noueT Acne de
ages VIZ -I1 ar Iaoe= n--.au
tcaa-s
l1 ltd-au I'd -l- saa.l lass-lG--s
- a -s-.T -la- more -lla -sa -lou-
sa1d 4r-e-at= 1a5senz=rs W. 8a- .1r
-1-.- s5-m=- lanes. MN 1t these
.ar-r smal slr-les lld vim letters
= .red- gcssesaeG lg -le cabin pas
seuE--s W.. De, laE 1u- " ne -ou1-
--y -1uor-sv. - 10 estimated, tie
-rl-7 l.eu- 90 - million tcla-4 d
gold
Among Tile vessels -aa- let l-=
-ae Elas-,u AIEIsJs Victoria vim
ida e-sr and 400 secuud class Da8sen-
zsrs--1e record tor a single steam
41l9 The S. Pan 800 FIRST. .l5 SEE
sat. Ca-maa.a 600 first. 2e9 szcoud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29

sufficient lear IN lie ,alesr ia
1l v-u-=r anu. Il -ac-. g. is lG-
-r=u -lar lie smck= cu-.s --1m
-1e -l@ s.= where -le Di1e 1r1--
=c-s -1-1ug- -le stone A-aT-s1
1cv1s-= SHOWS II --e lcls-. F'alC.
.5lr1-~ l1d al -lr accessories u
modem --= Ee -lers. llt tie news
-r -he 1usv -1r11dlng world 11ds
ta.-- a 1uls.ng -esDCnse II MS
lCue
Elder M0oiev las nade s-a0ie
n lie 1use site a 5=v ll1d-=d
Tl--.s v=s- II is tv=il-1E, v1ers IL
s=eDs is lcrses. and 1ea- by "a
l-s thoroughbred logs anu DcU---y.
Eur IL g Al ID-11-ia-z a-nsr Tie
scL l1oU- -l-s edge ct -ccas s
s'I1i---ga-=,L and rom lie --sa1-
gea-l1ce 1f --gsr II -le -a-ig sp--1E
III -1s list c-usr II Iu-lm1 --=sl
v=g=ra5-es .cme --gm lie garden
=~=rv IaT
Tile smooth. I-v sa-ts-1ne s--a-
IN 5orn-1E ia Eccr u -le tvsl-
lE =E-=nds 1U- beyond IL -1cf
5e~=-l- feet 1a-t Ilt v1.-s and
-len lie ground s.oDes SHARPLY su-
evenly. t5r che lI1d-=t t=e- ID IL
----e va-ev
Tie i-vless u -Iese nl1s s
wonderful l1r lcccul-s 15r -1e 1lc-
-1a1 -6ais. lzarrs. snakes an il
s=crs 10 1cr Nest -1em. sack
1t lie able l-e -a-I-a- sl=-7 -
sufficient tor a. lie t5cn a1t for
Ms M-1l=Fs culinary Utensils.
There q T4-sr l. lie door
storms lol even Tie cyclone -ha-
sometimes tispor-s over -1a- rsg
Ion. 1ev=- tscI-5 lie tw=Lers u
This -v=n-er1 -=ru-y -i-f-.ouse.
Na-l-e s -av-sh Il sculpture ana
Ca-1--1g n and around .-. and hence
ELde- M1lisT does 1cc 11-ecr 70 1-s
1eLE1bc-s -=1cE n Is -CCf 11r
r. toes nor 1-s-I-s I'm 1cr t=-
--ac- I'm rom lie I1-cIe 1eau-v
or is picturesque 1om=
Cou-a-v % vla- 1El- - =x-
Decrs-t -1= cave home g 1-celg
-E1-e': 5y lie v--~-ovs Il TIE ron.
because Tie ceiling a1t walls ara
white AMI -cr 1uLv a-e ordinary
INSECTS -or -3lt I'd this home 6G-
-la- I1--=rsa- 2es- lie toGse IL
does 1cC 411oiT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
Nsr..cGa : sccY.ri.s

CI-k he v1nte-[I- progress q ne
tE= IL -IE1-s cr heavy machines.
-=-eg-ar-a T-LtoUc wires -=r-.t-e var
Inventions . XII uz1. and -1a-
R--r-=- Il voEc =rz-Dr kings New
Cesccvs- s-T--c save E1s wen r--za--
=C=c By coughs cclts. .aE-ppe
asthma, Group, 1-Cnct--is. tzuorr.
1Agzs. 1ay fever and v-ccpi1g cough
c. my --cTt-z For A. bronchial a
'5c-ICr = fzs 10 zCIa- Z relieve -
'-s-a1-ly It's ne s-I-ss- -u-s. james
IL Back Il AzteTt-z. y. c.. P 2
No T. T---=s T. cured 1iu O II %.
s-l1Ate cough aftsr Al 1rhe- rem
iles failed SOC and 800 1 rial 1ct
lie t-se. EsIara1-zec y ArcCc e
?, MACY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29

car trusted personal friends BE-
.1a-r=s ot ul-r.-- 55r-e-y. -ls-- AM
vicious use os lT1roL.su. Tie cap
-a.a vas driven from he army l1t
arrested c1r t-aut. and 5o-1 BIZ al1
the cou1- nave been barred from -l=
presence OF THE car
Prince OE1sH-. whose Money z
being fought sor. died under nTs-e---
Gus Circumstances three years az1
a. MS estate Volayr-a. leaving IL d.
rect heirs or VIII 70 his u million
toua- estate. Coln- P1u-cia TaI
-1= nearest -s.adv=. The Drooa-,
cou-- vas 45our 10 laat ever III.
estate 10 Inn when Captain Wo1la--
la--ky cane forward vi-l a. Old WI
which 1ecleacc=t ev=ry-nllE 20 -1=
acae- Of Captain Wo1'arlarssg ar
immensely wealthy auaL--e-. -oE
dead or % -ae captain IL r-s .aJ-e-
vas 11- living
As soor as IL had sled the VIII
-1e captain began leg7-al. rs % 90
ain tie estate without .eEaI eon5--
cations This BE-. .g1-ered tie a--=aty
aroused suspicious Of Count Po-EE-i-
that the VII vas written above -he
princes signature OF one of sev=-al
blank sheets always .es- IN re hands
of his lawyers so they could c1lt---
business in his absence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
A=.ANs4s NAN -4s HA-E
=EaL -CM= " ~ --A@%
CAVE
RESTORED 70 FORMER HEALTH
- ~-r 1drc. -crarY ard
.-suaernit -4--ullr. - -'~Ters
Family les - -sr-r1r--

C'@ dwellings, "a by lC means
. 1-v r5ccr--- q lie sou-lwss5-
They ara cider -la1 -l- Il.cu t-gcr
o. ,414a4 Cry People were aware
or -l=.- existence .ouz before IL
.11sri-4--4 n - LoI-s 4vla=uet
-1 -1e .s- 5f -ae bridge i-sl--ary
Eu- a .lr -v=--1E. WIN ann
n --a Eve ea- tv--e-s -lers.n.
4 uu-- tf=r=n- na----
Going t-ec--T #ou-1 -v0 niles
-ou P-a1-- G-rvz Ark. 75u =n-er
1a---v valley. and. --ar=.--E v=sJ-
vl-t t-v niles TcU s1ue "a. -ls
picturesque r-- ~ conzlGnera-e
amt sandstone trl va 1t
boards a, .-s base Tl-cl -arus he
only .uh15ra-ea cLtc tveEnE IL
America
You -u-zr and TINT Tou-se- II A
room = by 40 -==- Win ceiling
5t wave ma-s=t vl--e sandstone
G1 F-f.f-1
fse- a. -1- entrance 70 t5r-y-ti7=
c-e- AZ -n- -ea- Val Here 1lter
r. s lIobiey. president 1t ne Boys
Corn CMb u A-'talsas aat vaIIe-
a-rach= 4 ne department % lg-.-
culture has --vec -he past three
years win 1ts cG.-l--t family. 1-s
books and music n sor-e1-mel-.
aapp mess and heath
Three years. ago Elt-- M1hleE
was a cripple rom rheumatism. H
then owned -1- a1t On va-c1 1-s
c.ls .sve---E nov s ant knew
-1ac l1d=- -ne projecting -0cs
where le lives e vas alTaTs dry
--~-----------------------
Dl.a leg- Aarlzz- 100 E-s5. al Sec
1rt. lIlls-.1l5a --I E-s- --t-,.
$50 first. $40 second Columbia 500
rrs-. -t1 s=conc Chicago 40 E-s-
E--c-.a1t. - a-s-. -ra second
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
TOURIST ARMADA
SAILS FOR EUROPE
ELEyEN &C -lNE7s -EAyE WV
TCFT WITH FIFTEEN T-C--
SAND =AssENGEFs

N-v YORK IIle -4-A- --rsrts ,ar
gurE1ilE European --ar. were nr te1
-aday wien eleven zrsa- llers sail
ed, -ar-y.lx -1raI u I132 ealll
Dfssen-ers. Most at -Irse-.l tac-
9p per csnr 0r -nem-lre Americans.
showing Tie .ucreaae 1t lie wander
maC n -le American vllcn some one
has called EIr1DeaniriI
The Americans come from very
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
Most Nutritious
DR., PRICES Al
aLGRA1V

Combining az + does al tie important iood clements o WA
RICE OATS and BARLEY one Pound ct tna tood -l TIE
human machinery ct wornng -nrr- cays nutritious
Just iood every day and z7- re system ran meat 'oocs
and see what good M % yogr stomach and liver Try and yog
,.il .opr.rlat. ts TIE vert, AIk yo.r Cocoa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29

CrarberIIi- Cough 2zuscy IS
sold CT a EIa-arree hat Z you are
-oC satisfied at-sr using -wC--1-r-.s
2 A 1or-.s accrrrtt-g @ tt-sc-1o1s.
r-u- u-ueY VI BE- -zfI1t=A Z 8
u n rcr 10 II Sod By Al tea.e-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
Ho1's Thfs7

We offer One Hundred d -ars Re
ward ,or any case OF Czcarr1 t1z- can
aoc b cured By Halls Catzrrt Cure
? J. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo. c.
We. the u1dersiEed. have k-oEu
?. J. Cheney for the past Et-esn years
aud believe hin perfectly hoccrz5.e
in Ill business Transactions and t1er-
cia.Iy able 20 carry oEt any Obligation
made 5y nis firm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
When You Think

o. me oa4n rhch many women experiences Win every
ucua MAKES senreness and ndness iiSlys isscc'-
.r.s ~ra SauaanhnoG ~ &c almost 4 nirlfle
While n k-neral -ereis AGAINST WAT sac Re-
far.a is A anrr1i aeressrY there woman Nnn Foui-
act saaiy BE tree ffsn rals recurring ceroc Of gam
Dr. pFsrceSs FsTorfse pr.scriDci0z makes
weak somen scrOHz and SEX soHe7
veil, and diys1 them freedom rom PAN
n eskzbHsb.s rezgIsriry, sgb9ges i1fIaH-
NATION. heals gIeersr0G szG egres fes
male xesk1ess-
SICK v,men are nvit.d consult Dr. Pierce BY Iefr--
4 -r---zrrncerrr tr-crlv -riu1re and sacr.ly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29

Ds5ensary We'd
,eaAa ( V VI. D., Pres-enc Buffalo. y T.
al tseases and
? r
' his srsaf ousaadcass dla5r1fet
senseM
Ia aaan4so cscloadial, 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
Wa.ting EI1-an & NarVi1

Wholesale Druggists. To.eto. o..
Halls Cz-s-rh Cure Z taken .1cz-u-
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ot The system.
Testimonials sent tree Price : cents
Take Halls Family Pills for con
srt1arfou-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
Will Probably Pass Measure to Regulate Trade at
 Next Meeting
POLES AND WIRES
 TO BE REGULATED
Carpenters Want Building Regulations-Other
 Routine Work

For the purpose of securing better plumbing in this city, new regulations regarding this class of work were last night taken up by the city council. The proposed new regulations gov erning plumbing are modelled after those of Fl Paso and apparently cover the ground thoroughly. Provision is made regarding all plumbing material, the method of carrying out all plumbing work, the inspection of all such work. Provision is also made for sewer con nections, when such system is in stalled here.
 The proposed regulations will probab- ly be adopted at next week s session of the city council, as it will apparent ly meet with no opposition.
 Wire Regulations
 Steps were also taken by the council to regulate the erection of poles and the stringing of wires in this city, by any telephone, telegraph or electric company.
 The proposed new rules fix the height of poles and the number of wires to be installed in any part of the city, as well as fixing an inspection fee which shall be paid by all companies using wires in this city.
 The provisions of the proposed new regulations are apparently very thor | Ough, as the new rules were presented to the cNncil last night by special committee, after several weeks of de- liberation, during which time the mat l +D, +,l ,,-;+b al nf bn panies in this city which will be af. fected.
 The new rules will probably be adopt. ed at next week s meeting.
 Carpenters Busy Asking that steps be taken to rJ wise the proposed building regulations a delegation of local building contrac tors appeared before the council at last night s session.
 It was stated by the delegation that they were in favor of having new bidding regulations drafted at once and that they were willing to pay : license to the city to enable the employ ment of building inspector No action was taken on the matter which will probably receive consdera ton in the near future.
 Routine Matters
 After a delay of several weeks, new regulations governing the city poun, were adopted. The new rules are ex pected to keep the pound affairs in { less chaotic condition than has been tn, case in the past.
 To assist the Children s Home so ciety in caring for number of poo children of this city, A. II. Gunnett in charge of that institution, was voted the sum of $50, by the council.
 Swonen & LandOn were granted 1; permit to carry out the improvement of the Fisk building, opposite the Do minion hotel.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
WOULD SUPPRESS
 SCHOOL LEAGUES
California High School Pu- pills Say They Will Go
 to the Courts

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 3l.- Steps to suppress sororities, fraternities and other secret societies in the pub lie schools were taken today by the board of education, when it adopted a resolution ordering the suspension of all students in the schools who have joined the societies since May l, when the state law prohibiting secret societies in public scools went into effect.
 Pupils are not to be permitted to re- sume their studies until they have dropped their membership in the soci- cites.
 The action of the board is aimed par ticularly at the societies in high schools. Members of the societies have retained counsel and announce they will test the matter in the courts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
SHORTAGE IF MEAT SUPPLY FORCES
 CASH BASIS
Cattle on Ranges Unfit for Slaughter and Bulk of
 Meat Imported

For the first time within that vague space of time covered by the memory of the oldest inhabitant of this city, the local supply of beef has failed and the bulk of the meat consumed in Globe at the present time is coming in from outside points.
 This fact became apparent yesterday, when it was announced by the butchers and wholesale meat dealers of this city that in the future they would be com pelled to do business on a cash basis only,
 While this move was at first con strued to be an attempt on the part of the butchers to increase their profits, it was satisfactorily explained by a local butcher in the statement that practically all meat sold in this city was coming in from outside points and must be paid for on delivery.
 ct is only case of doing business on cash basis or charging more for meats,' said the butcher in explaining matters ''The lack of rain this win ter has reduced local cattle to such a poor condition that they are not in shape to slaughter. We are importing the bulk of our meat, and as we pay cash for it, we must receive cash in return from our patrons or lose on the transaction.
 The recent rains, which were general throughout Gila county and heavier in the northern cattle country than in Globe have materially improved forage on the ranges and within a short time local cattle should regain their wonted fatness and be ready for local con sumption. Losses on the ranges have been heavy, but no. further loss is ex pected by the cattlemen and there vii | probably be nothing in the shape ot 8 beef famine, in spite of the discourag ing outlook of few weeks ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
NOTICE

Having purchased the entire interest of Tony Neary in Miller's restaurant, thereby becoming sole owner of the above named cafe, I wish to thank our friends for their patronage in the past and to invite continued patronage. All patrons indebted to or holding ac- counts against the firm are requested to call at the restaurant at their earli- est convenience in order that all out standing accounts may be settled.
 o. w. MILLER.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
 IN REGULAR MEET
Three Candidates Promoted
 to Rank of Knight

At a well attended session of the Knights of Pythias last night, five mem bers of that order were elevated in rank. William Bull was given the rank of page, while Messrs Pascoe, Davis, Phillips and Carter were promoted to the rank of knight.
 At the next regular session, an eX- tensive entertainment will be given to the Knights and the Pythan sisters and their families. Owing to this fact, nothing in the way of an entertainment was attempted at last night s session.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
SOCIETY GIRL IS
 SOME PEDESTRIAN

SAN JOSE, Cal, March 31.-Eleanor Sears, the Boston society girl walking from Burlngame to Del Monte, 1OS miles, on wager to cover the distance in ffty-fve hours, arrived at Coyote, thirteen miles south of here tonight. She has covered forty miles in thirteen hours.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
WANT TWO MILLION
 MORE FOR THE NAVY

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 31.- An additional estimate of $2,0OO,0OO on
 account of increase in the navy was submitted to the house today. It em- braces $l,OO0,000 for hulls, outfits and steam machinery of two of the colliers the navy department has proposed as a building program for the first year and $l,000,0OO for five submarine boats.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
WILL LEAVE IN AUTo-Mrs. F.

WILL LEAVE IN AUTo-Mrs. F. NJ. Westmeyer and her daughter, Miss Lillian, will leave this morning for their home at Los Angeles, after spend- ing several months in this vicinity. They will go in their automobile, which will be driven by Mir. Bert La Fontaine. As there are several treacherous sand washes just beyond Yuma, they will go from Yuma to Banning on the train and then continue the journey in their ear. After spending few weeks at Los Angeles, they expect to visit the new oil fields farther north.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL ARRIVALS-F E. Mank, Bisbee; B. Britton Gottsberger, Miami :;
 C. w. Van Dyke and wife, Miami :;
 E. B. Tinker, Miami; c. H. Lincoln, Los Angeles; Edward Rice, San Fran cisco; A. c. Mcconnell, Los Angeles; G. c. Schalk, Los Angeles; s. J. Stern berg, Chicago; l.. R. Hildebrand, St. Louis; V. Anderson, Los Angeles; F. C. Ardette, Milwaukee; R. w. Priest, San Francisco; c. NJ. MeCabe, Fl Paso.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids for the reparing Of the St. Johns Episcopal church will be re- ceived until o'clock Thursday, April seventh, 1910.
 A copy of the specifications can be procured at the office of R. E. Merritt, County Assessor.
 R. E. MERRITT,
 Member Com.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
NEW AUTO AGENcY-John Wo

NEW AUTO AGENCY-John Wog has completed arrangements to handle in this city~the new Mason ear, which has won considerable distinction in hill climbing contests within the past few months. II. P. Hickey, representing the manufacturers of the Mason car, is in Globe at the present time, making ar engagements for placing the new cars in the local field.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
ROSES and carnations-Maxsons.

ELKS WILL INSTALL-At what promises to be largely attended meet ing of the Globe lodge of Elks tonight, the new officers elected a month ago will be formally installed. This ser vice will not only be a lengthy affair, but a very impressive observance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

There will be a special meeting of the stockholders of the Globe and Pinto Mining Co. in the office of the county treasurer of Gila county on Saturday, April 9, at 7:30 p. m.
 TOM TREVILLIAN, President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
RETURNED

Dr. NJ. D. Thomas, Arizona s old re- liable optician, office at 599 North Broad street, next door to Shute s old corral. Telephone 372 and I will call at your house without extra charge. All work guaranteed. Office hours from ? to , D. m.