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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
COURT QUESTIONS
c. & D. MERGER.
Judge kinhead Declares Retire
ment of Hooking Valley
Stock Illegal.

COLUMBUS. O.. May 16.-In APP
pointing receivers for the Hooking
Valley Railway Company. Judge kim
kead, In Common Please Court, to-
day declared illegal and void the re-
tirement of sI5000.0oo worth OF pre-
ferred STOCK by the Hooking Valley III
rectors on April /. The ownership of
common stock by the Chesapeake and
Ohio in the Hooking Valley was de-
clared illegal and the Hooking Valley
directors were restrained from reeo&-
MIXING the vote of the stock of The
Chesapeake and Ohio. The Court n
plain terms characterized the .tteidpt
TO retire the common stock OF the
Hooking Valley as an unlawful scheme
on the part OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio to gain control OF the Hooking
Valley and Kanawha anG Michigan in
order 10 get trunk line from the
great lakes to the seaboard.
j. III. Sheets. former attorney G~&-
eral. and II. J. Booth. Local atterney.
were To-day appointed receivers OF ne
Hacking Valley railroad by Judge Kin
kead, under s15,e 900 bond each.
As TO what effect Judge kinkead 3
decision viii have upon the merger OF
th+- Hooking Valley with the Gtse~a-
Ieake and Ohio, no Information was
ascertainable Monday afternoon 1t the
general Offices OF the Che salteaike and
Ohio In Richmond. IL was stated tnat
President Stevens was in Cincinnati
Monday. but was ca his way 10 CO.
iumbus. ostensibiy In connection with
Hooking Valley matters.
General Counsel WickhAta Was Ike
wise absent from his office and no
statement was forthcoming from the
Office of General Manager Doyle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
BIG LOVING CUP
FOR FIRE FIGHTER

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. }
OXFORD. N. c.. May ls.--At q recent
meeting OF the oxford Fire Department,
Capt. Wade n. Britt. foreman Of the
Edwards Hose and Ladder Co. was pro-
sented with = Lowing Cup. by Capt. r.
q. Stem. who spoke In behalf OF the
company. On the dup was the follow
Ing inscription:
Presented TO
Wade III. Britt Foreman,
by the memhGrs Of the
Edwards Hose q Ladder Ces,
or Oxford. N G. NJ iSs
In appreciation OF his untfrefng inter-
rs est In tho welfare Of the Company,
and his fidelity Of service In
N behalf OF the town.
May !, 1910.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
CHURCH HILL NEWS

'phoned Madison 1851

turned home Thursday, after spend
ing a week with relatives near
Louisa.
Mr.. Victor Charpis. Of East Broad
street. will leave in few days fer
her home, Cedar Keys, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hopkins, OF All
North Twenty-sixth street. met with
quite painful accident while out
driving Friday afternoon. Their horse
became frightened and unmanage-
able. ran away, throwing them both
| out. but fortunately they escaped
serious injury. They were both badly
bruised and shaken up by the fall
| Mr. Douglas Martin has been visit
! ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
| Martin, of South Gordonsville.
I Mrs. Albin Netherwood, q former
| Church Hill resident, but now of
Forest Hill. visited friends on the hin
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
DEFYING ARREST;
NEGRO is KILL
Shot as He Stands on BridS1
Suffolk Threatening Pos
I;cA Chief. u u

Especial to The Richmond NIL
SUFFOLK. VA. Nay 1es-0o4M1
high on the Southern railway
over the Blackwater river =
defyfnK CHIEF Of Police B1f
had covered with : revclve
Identified negro met his dea14
morning at the banda Of J. 49,
ley, q citizen Of FranklIn
him In order to save Chtef IN
The body fell into HlAcIW1
and has not been recovered
chtef He'll hHd besn UuMx
arrest the negro, who hMd q
ing In the vicinity ~ TIA -
pot. Szs u 1s3{ =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

NEW FORK, tfzy IB.-The cotton
market at the opening was easier, 8 to
u points lower Room bears attempt
also lot of unloading by small hold
ers but big bulls gave active support
after the call and there was sharp
response particularly in old crops
which jumped Is points from the early
low level
Cotton prices at tho opening: May. Is
47a4o; July. l5,41a43; August. l4.s0aa2
September, 1S.T6bid; October, l2SsaS9;
December. I2.Toa7i: January, I2.S7a7e;
March, 12.76 bid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
OXFORD FIREMEN
ELECT OFFICERS

Especial to The Richmond virGiniAA3
OXFORD. N. G., May le.-.At fhe a4fs
partment held in the station Mou1av tl1
following ohicers were elected ~ fA4k
enauing year: w. H. Britt 1efeMo11 X
water. Secretary; Z. L. Booth. p1x4
clan and q. b. Thompscn, ehApMn
The Board Of Aldsrrnsn hA14 Ngml
pointed Mr.. 8. ~ Wheeier eheS4
the oxford Fire Department. 81 Nh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
HORSE IS KING
At FAIR GROUNDS
Proud Equines France Before
Large Throng and Wire
Great Favor.
RACING CARD STRONG


With the weather conditions far more
favorable, and with q crowd probably
twice as large as on the first day of
the meeting. the second day Of the
sixth annual meeting 81 the Virginia
Racing and Horse show Association
began Monday at 2 o'clock.
The big grandstand began to I'll soon
after the start Of the first event, Glass
8, for green hunters. While there
were many ladies present on Saturday,
the number In the grandstand Monday
will probably be double that of the
first day. BY the time the racing be-
gan there was a great assembiage of
horse lovers present and more were
coming on every car.
Coed psrformaness.
The horse show feature again led the
program. and. IL possible, was even
more interesting than that OF Sat,tr-
dfy. Hunters and ro,.dsters appeared
&c great advantage and aroused great
enthusiasm among the big crowd of
spectators. The first events of the
horse show resulted as fellows
First Event.
Green hunters; for horses that have
never won blue ribbon at a recog-
nised show prior 10 1910. First prize.
$35; second. SIS; third, So: fourth.
ribbon-First. Amulet, NJ. c. jackson.
Petersburg; second. Tourney, r. ID.
Owsley. Greenwood: third, Rutledge,
James w. Graves, Richmond: fourth.
Kenny Saw, w. w. Osborne, Gordons-
Vile
second Event.
Pairs hunters; for best hunters rid
den over regulation jumps abreast,
First prize. $35; second. SIS; third,
IS: fourth, ribbon--First, King Ward
and Sans-a-Cout, U. ID. Benner. War
renton: second. Annabei and Orient,
w. w. Osborne, GerdonsYilie: third.
Her Grace and Christine. Z. b. sgd
nor. Petersburg; fourth. Piedmont
and Tourney. f. d. owsiey. Green
wood. va. --------------------
Third Event.
Saddle horses. First prize, SIS
second. SIS: third. IS: fourth. rs-
bond-First. Lord Golden. Herman r.
Ullman, Warrenton; second. Golden
PIN. Mrs. Mary r. Butler. Richmond !;
third. Bob White. Forest and Percy
Allen Rose. Sabot. Va: fourth, Black
Hess. Miss Gwendolin Rutherford,
Richmond.
The Race Card.
Only four races are scheduled fer
Monday. but the entries indicate that.
like on Saturday. the races Will be
interesting. In the first race OF five
furiongs Billie Hfbbs. George G. Hall
and Noaless, who were in the FIRST
race on Saturday, will run again.
while there are several other prom
Using entries
Young Bitten Is the favorite in
the second race, the piano steepIe-
chase for qualified hunters Beg
garman. who ran a close second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
FIRST CHURCH SCHOOL
HAS BIC CELEBRATION
That of First Presbyterian Hold
It's Annual Commencement
Exercises.

At the First Presbyterian ehnfch
Sunday morning. the annual comms@ce.
ment exercises of the SundAy-sCh044s
were held. A large attendance en1UYpAs
the program which was well rendereA
as follows. ssS5s
Statement by Mr. w. g. Donnnn. ou~1
perintendent: reading of Credle @oltf
Primay Department Exercises: 4. Npel-
tation by BeginnerD; Z, Hocte4S10Ms ~
Catechism: 3, Joint Recitation 06 y1at4x
lei with Junior Department.
oa Saaion on sp Grade wo1E; !, Rsetsss
ton Of Shorter Catechism.
intermediate Department Ey4es1oe44
l. Recitation Of shorter Cae0chtnD4t ~
Recitation Of Beatttudes: :, Heclt49te1
by Miss Jean Fraser's class: 4. He499qS
tton by Miss Kate Talley's class: !. Eeeex
Recitation by Mr.. A. Gays class.
Senior Department Exercises: y Ha4ss
ftation by Miss Ltazio ConuorN e4mN14
.. Recitation by Miss A. p. 1ln4peGEE
class. 3. Recitation by Mas vtyG4A3M
Birthday onering ana Son. Prinasl
Department a
Offering. 81
Reports Of Bible Glasses ana 49,
Department. ~
Hymn. "Around the throne q O. iM
heaven. SSssss&S
Around the throne Of God In haavoa
Thousands Of children stand.
Children whose sins are al fcru3Noq ss
A holy. happy band. 49, -:
- Singing, dfury b. to Geo NJ h1Ul
In lowing robes of spotisss vhits
See every one arrayed: szS
Dwelling In everlasting light
And Joys that never fade.
singing. GLORY b. to God On higA
Benediction. SS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

PETERSBURG, VA. May Is.-
To-day is being observed in Peters
burg as bell tag day for the Virginia
Home for incurable in Richmond
The tags are much In evidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
Mr.. Smith Calls.

Treasurer C. A. Smith. OF Caroline
county. was caller at the Auditors
office Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
AtL ISSUES GAIN
IN STOCK MARKET
Price Advances Noted in Every
thing Traded in at Open
ing.
READING PROVES FEATURE
Aggressive Buying of Stock Dur
ing Forenoon-Tone Strong
Throughout.
READING PROVES FEATURE

NEW YORK, May 1G.--At the
opening of the stock market to-day
gains were made IN everything traded
in.
The aggressive buying of , Reading
most the most prominent feature all
through the first hour. The tone was
firm. Government bonds unchanged:
others dull.
At midday the tone was strong. but
trading was small. Reading crossed
163.
Prices advanced further during the
afternoon. the leading railroads rang
ing two points above Saturdays close,
while additional fractional gains was
made In the leading industrials.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

n Three thoNYNn6 KirKinia RaiIwnY ana
ss:,: So .:! 1: n 4 s. sssE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

Quotations for tnterest paying bcnds
are ~ = price. 70 which interest must
b. added. Income bonds and certiA-
Gates OF indebtedness ara nat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

Saddle horses. First prize. s35;
second. SIS: third. IS: fourth. rS-
bond-First. Lord Golden. Herman r.
tTllman. Warrenton; second. Golden
PIN, Mrs. Mary r. Butler. Richmond:
third. Bob White. Forest and Percy
Allen Rose. Sabot, Va; fourth. Black
Hess. Miss Gwendolin Rutherford,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

| names were to be withheld from the
public for either personal, politica'
or business reasons las if a man
who joined political club cared for
| such thing. In
There are Qen in every election
who. for reasons satisfactory to
themselves. do not care to proclaim
| how they intend to vote, but such
| men do not join political clubs When
a man joins such a club he doesn't
! care who knows where he stands
and when the chairman of the club
/ assigns this reason he gives the thing
away. The people know that pub
LEGATION is Withheld for some other
reason.
Two years ago this club list was
published, at heavy cost fer adver-
Using, and it developed that Joe
Brown had q majority Of the voters
Of Fulton county with him. This
year it is Claimed that practically
one half Of Fulton county's voters
are enrolled as nlem} ers Of the Joe
Brown club. but they dare not pub
lish he names, and tnexcuse assign
. reason which everybody knows i
false. It is straw which shows that
Fulton county viii reverse It's posi-
ton Of two years ago and tha- the
well. <
Another straw is seen IN a state
mant made by Mr.. J. R. Smith. the
r q Brown camr aign manager This
statement is made public Y the At
lanta CORES ordent Of the railroad
organs, and 20 cannot he claimed to
come from IN uniriendly source. Isl
IS to The effect that since HoEc
Smiths trip % South Georgia ne
doe Browns campaign manager
feels certain II Little Joe's election:
that before this trip he had fell
doubtful OF the result, but now all
doubt had vanished. Here is the i'd
mission OF The ganeral-in-chief. of the
man in position to know Test, tina
Joe Browns chance Of election was
in doubt before Hoke Smith went TO
South Georeia-Tifton and Macon
last week. In Triton Hoke Smith
was entertained at the home Ct one
Of Governor Browns former strong
est supporters, and he was given
great ovation At Macon it is con
coded by all reporters that he ad-
dressed the greatest and most enthus
iastic gathering ever assembled in
that city. II Joe Browns election
was doubtful to his campaign leaders
before these meetings they have now
abandoned all hope. and are merely
whistling to keep their courage up.
The indications multiply with each
passing day that it will be a land
slide on the 23rd, which will again
sweep Hoke Smith into the guberna-
torial chair
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
FOR A NATIONAL HEALTH Blu
REAU.

In general, the idea of having a
health bureau for the country as a
whole, appears to be sound, and will
probably be carried out as the years
20 by. Its chief danger, as far as the
state is concerned, is in the arroga-
ton OF too much auth rity on toe
slight a pretext. but that here should
be more efficiently organized syg-
TEN Of combating diseases of a na.
tional scope or of a tendency 70
sweep frcm one state to another,
and that the central government is
the best medium for making such a
system effective can hardly be denied
nor will opposition to reasonable
national supervision he opposed with
much success.
With the adoption Of the many
germ theories and following the devel
opment Of methods by witch many
supposedly incurable diseases have
teen conquered, the possibilities Of
p central health bureau now appear
most promising In late years the
Department OF Agriculture has aid
much attention to the physical vel
fare Of the people, as the ACTIVITIES
If Dr. Harvey Wiley testify and the
pure food act IS really one Of the
many laws that a health bureau
could foster and promote Good
work is icing done by the national
quarantine and marine hospital ofic-
ials; much mere could without doubt
De accomplished were there a wider
general organization of resources and
researches.
1t is no small undertaking that
would be started by the proposed ma
tionaI health bureau, which is to
look after and preserve the health
Of the nation as a While But such
an institution would hardly expect
to perform the functions of family
physician, and its effectiveness would
lie largely in its advisory capacity in
relation to state health bureaus, and
in juidling up a uniform system of
health laws and sanitary works the
ccuntry over. Probably the govern
ment could hardly expend to more
advantage a reasonable sum from the
treasury annually than in the main
tenance of national health bureau.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
A SIGNIFICANT STRAW.

TIE following very interesting ed
itorla is IRON the esteemed and al
' 4 '"' wy - NE 'e 'e''
ms HoN- Smi.h newspapers OF me
state always dienifad and 10 the
noiat i'm caDtTayersv II IS growing 4.
.,. =. e...
e' '.N
{"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

The Macon Telegraph could not TO-
its life, quote Hohe Smith correct
" or deal with him with any degree
of justice and vet the edtJr Of the
Telegraph is chairman Of The demo-
cratic party in Georgia. Georgia
democracy should look 70 what has
happened ANA is going to happen in
Tennessee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

- Correspondence solicited, but =
= TO receive attention, letters =
\ mus be accompanied by a re-
%sponsible name-not for publica-
= ton, bit as a guarantee Of good 4
\ faith.
= Rejected communications will 4
\ be urned If accompanied By
\ postage.
Remittance should be made by 4
y POSTAL note, check, money order, :
registered letter Address,
= NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
4 Brunswick, Ga.
A4%@4@%%++&A 4 1A+ ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

You cannot fool the peo!le twice
on the same trick They were ;col-
ed and badly fooled in 1905, but they
have seen the error Ct their way ana
they will right that error at the polls
on next Tuesday by sweeping Hone
Smith back into the governor ;
chair!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

The Atlanta city council composed
of eighteen members was polled the
other day and stood Ia for HIKE
Smith and for Joe Brown. Now
there is your line On the Fulton
county situation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

There seems to be n end of steam
ship rumors and as they all hook M
Brunswick with something bette
than We have now, why all right.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

And in " ting for Hoke Smith it
also should be remembered to vote
against Gray for railroad com:ais-
sioner. He is still secretary Ct the
Savannah chamber Of C ina cree you
know.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Vice president Shermans attack of
prominence is growing. He beat
Roosevelt for chairman of the party
in New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Wonder if there ever was ice
Brown caucus held in all Georgia
that was not dominated by railroad
lawyers?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Such attacks as that Of the Macon
Telegraph on Hoke Smith make pos
sible such occurrences as the kill
ing of Carmack and Gonzales!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Roosevelt can again look towards
Lincoln. Nebraska, and mumur, "A
kindred spirit makes us wondrous
kind" a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Why not invite one of tne big
league teams to winter here in
Brunswick. Our new base ball park
would he Just the idea.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

Get a move III and say Il gCt ca
word for Brun5H ck, campaign Or no
campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

I0ySE4oLD REMEDIES

which have stood The TEST OF time de-
SERGE q place on tie medicine chest
Of ererr family. Mo-hers are today
administering to their children the
remedies their grandmothers used:
For thirty wears. Tvd'a Z. piat
ssm.s Vegetable Camnourd. made
ON "o-'s a"i herbs. has been chr.
frS he wc~eN Of this country from
ne wors; form II female ills. and
ns'f' aion" ccs,1 nave sto such
'es' Cf tive and won such an en-
viable record. -. x,fAK1I,Nu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
All Signs Point That Way.

Hoke Smith will not only carry q
majority of the counties, but he will
also have hands, me majority OF
tae popular vote.-Augusta Herald
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
"PclIy Wants a Cracker

"Hoke Smith made Macon howl
last night says the Brunswick News
Of Saturday. And he made some
thing else howl the mex morning
Macon News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

OFFICIAL ORGAN Or
Glynn County,
olynn County Commissioners
City Ct Brunswick
The United States Court OF
Eznkruptcy for this District
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
She Is Hard to Satisfy!

New York state is about to launch
a new party, not being satified with
TIE /: ubles she is having with the
ones she has.-AtlaHta Journal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18

LAST CALI can and will prove
that 500 will bring you $4,000
year in q safe, sound, honest in
Yestment. Latest, best opportunity
on earth. Write quick for partic-
lars. J. R. Ryan, Sec, Saulte Ste
Marie, Mich. (S13)
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
Want Column

FOR SALE CHEAP-very CHEAP.
Tie Gcase AID ct Thare live. /
can and will sell for less than any
tody else can. l am ready to sac
rifce the property.
.Cluctisra Symrnes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-18
SIDE LIGHTS FROM
OTHER SANCTuMS

S<<<<<<<<<11. HY<<<<<<<<+S
So Are His Press Agents.
The Hermit of Sycamore Hill is
still on the job.-Charleston Post.
Or the Book Agent. szs ~
You might use the hobble-skirt on
the bill collector-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-03
Record OF General Fund Warrants Issued

ai District quarter ndln ptem.
John Camp
Dell ' piset quarter T' ending anf r's seD aos
Chapter 81 Section 3 Laws 1909
Grounds, August a
IS. III
Attorney General September
s,s Oct $500 The ' 7sRsS Bans So s" . Laws 1907
ssf isS ass- . .
Valley '''''''''' August
c Faucet Labor at Fair Grounds Arizona Fair
Oct Valley august
Fred Faulkner Expense. sssss; al Arizona Commission
Oct
e sg A Goodrich office rent Arizona Fair Commission
$50 oc,1 1850 The Valley Bank. July 'Ssp''"'sf
HoWe Williams Expense Arizona Fair Commission
So, Oct 1880, te!'s cassa st'l'' R 1901
era Payroll National Eneampmen
oct1 rhos H, Law" ''
ming Salary 9e.o1 ss Superintendent Territorial
Superintendent,
ssS"S see @ sy' Territorial pr
1880 Geo M Brock
oct. 1888 Salary as Yard Master Territorial
. rasSa p ss'i sonsh ''' % days at 6
DC as TerrtOr
W Upton
$40 10000 N Bell Territorial
Oct ~ COOK sa5sa:sS'' 1s r'a
salary Guard Terrtor Prison.
5 Oct Salary as Guard Territorial Prison.
ga Meeden Salary as Guard Territorial Prison.
oct Salary as Guard TerrtOr Prison.
Greenwad TerrtOr
W. Bayle Salary Guard Territorial Prison.
.-.......- September 40 $4,000 81
Salary as Guard Territorial Prison
rift s:s'as, es va: 's ST. s:9. P' $50
E. Salary Guard Territorial Prison.
Salary Guard
81
5s5 Salary Guard Territorial Prison.
September 2sO. s.
W.
5ss D Salary Guard Prison. "a
Salary Guard.
$50 Oct 1882 Leon Brown September s s IS GaSs 1 SS
6.
5000 NJ Harris Territorial
5000 o
W Salary
Oct Thos H
J.. NJ
Redmond S September o1'5 sl5 r1. sS DAYS s;"a ''
oct W. Salary Guard
Salary Guard 81
Spem
5000 as
M as Guard
DC R as Guard Terror
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'4A'" S1 September a q i 5 aass at s., s Ss; 50
month
Arizona republican., 1910-11-03

For Sale-No. 1 wheat for chickens.
s1.75 per cwt Phoenix Flour M:lls. II
Arizona republican., 1910-11-03


'' " ~ crane Sfa i Experiment Station Sep
s67 Oct IL $50 A n Kelley.
H Forbes Water: Yuma Date Orchard Agrieul-
oct /, $50 Flake H sPSs S Section Law" 1903
forbes Expense dy-nmins Snowflake.
IL H Flake. ''-0'''''"'S'
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$50 Barteldss ''''F'''''
Acct R.
Forbes S s:s4s EPnsn, Sn? s's9ss
Gel Oct IL 500 B Grand Stamps office Territorial Engineer
sss Oct spo Tn. '1ip'i Fl IS ht Sn''''''" H. Laws 1903
Neil Co gs 4 ss: Clerk s s: Of ss S 9s
SOS SUBDIVISION Laws 1907
'sy E ssslsss s Assns Pioneer Historical
c cssp;se ' ssss2i. s 1901 Law. ,,.
ga Oct IL 500 Duncan ArzOn-
ss5 The
ing Company Publishing orssnss general
c,n,sr 70 so election Proeia% mat July s.
Inspector Sheep Sanitary
ss7 H Member.
Services mileage as Member Live
miag Member
SO Oct 5000 pno chap Ss, 49, Section Laws 1901
c,
Billiard sn Par c% H1R 5sssa On 5ssf A'
Press Pr A"9s: As s.pa:m5 gs' TO- Commission
s7s Oct 1000 PhSsn'r Gun s'a.' = 0,',.'
s7s Oct IL 1850 Valley Lumber ''i' 'F'F"0F' %
Company Lu snea:, Arizona Fair Commission
E EsTa1 W. r asSt
Supplies ggns:; A.. Fair Commission
Oct IL 100 Valley Bank. august
Assnd
sn . ot6 4 ,,ls.! Ts cs 90
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Oct 1885 The Valley Bank N'"'l"''''" Se'S'''@'
Office expense
SIS 200 The
81. DC, 1876. The c 2ssy s s s'e'" Laws 1901
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