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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
NOTICE

Guthrie Okla Dec ~. 1911
I have funds en- hand 20 paf city
warrants on the folewng funds
Salary, all warrants UP 10 No "a,
inclusive.
Fire and Water. all warrants up 70
No lis inclusive
STREET and Bridge. all warrants up
TO No. 10 Inclusive
Contingent and supply AN warrants
up to Ne. , inclusive
Park, all warrants up to No in,
elusive
Sinking. all warrants zip to 10 c
inclusive.
Library, all warrants up 10 NJ. ~
inclusive
Street lighting. all warrants mp TO
No. ] inclusive.
Excels or Library Reg No 22l--5f.
,z55. Series d.
Excelsior Library Reg No, l. Series
II.
Interest ceases 81 DAYS from date Of
this notice.
FELIX ADLER. City Treas
EAT At ELkS CAFE, NEW MAN
CEMENT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Guthrie. Okla. December ~ 1911.
have funds on hand 10 pay al LO-
san comfy High Schc9' warrants up
10 No = inclusive Interest ceases
go DAYS from date Of this nctioe.
FELIX ADLER.
Treasurer Logan County
High School
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
FEOtRaL COURT PROCEEDINGS

In the case of The Tishomingo Ice
and Gal company US The carpoga-
tiGn Commission in the federal court
this morning Judge Iohn II Gotteral
overruled the plea in abatement anu
Nill hear the case at future date.
The plaintiff claims that the commits
sion has no jurisdiction. alleging that
ihe owners Of the company are mons
residents OF the state and are moi in
corporated
Alice i. Caldwell. OF HennesscF
fled petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy in the federal court last night,
liabilities $3.50, assets $500.
WANTED Icy gaing 70 bieh
school to carry uptown Leader route
Must be a hustler Apply Leader
office
Wanted Young men solicitors
must be neat appearing aud oi good
address. See Mr. ponakeg AZ Leadea
office at 5 O'clock evenings.
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AN ARTIST OF PARE MERIT
Mrs. HaltRiheIdsffer Lyric Soprano
Pleases Audience

Perhaps the mcst pleasing enter
tainment given in Guthrie in years
was tlat al the Brooks opera house
last evening when Mrs Grace liaM
Riheldaffer. the lyric soprano, appear
ed in an aesthetic recital Airs klnei
daner possesses a voice OF wendertul
compass ami singular beauty and'he
hearers were enraptured with the
program rendered TWO composition
"The CAN and Tie MARI are thf
work " an Oklahoma City como ser
Mrs. Riheldafer shower the exquisite
melody and beam2 OF her voice IN thc
rendition Of the Staccato Polka, ~
Mulder. The audience was highly
pleased.
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Thompson Boasen Electrical Supplr
Co will have a demonstration oi
eooking and heating appliances.
Thursday, Dec IA from 10 q ni tp
i. m. All are invited
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Notes And Personals OF
3ociiet4
phone f64
Miss 5ess Gano


MENU FOR THURSDAY.
Breakfast
Oranges, Cereal and cream
Sausages and gridie cakes. Toast
Coffee and tea.
Luncheon.
Remains of irish steR.
Nince of MacarUni and tomatoes.
lpartly left oyer9
Potatoes a IA Parisienne
Stewed evaporated peaches and cook
les Tea.
Dinner.
Yesterdays soup
Calves hearts Dreaded and roasted
Lage hominy, boiled and Drowned.
Canned SHcc0tash Baked custard.
Black coffee
The Daily Leader.
! SIT where the wild Zee is hummlns,
And listen in VAIN for thy sing.
I've waited before for thy coming
But never, oh, never. SO long,
How oft with the blue say zooFe us,
and waves breaking light on the shore
Thou, know.ag ,Aey would not re-
Hast kissed me . thousand times
o'erl
Alone in the gathering shadows,
StiI waiting, sweet AepAa4, lul siee'
1908 ior the waves 81 1hs DeAa -
And urnpses 10 aot lhe plae SEQ
Inc bisssoiiis tAal NalteA ~ gree
thees
Mta Ineat ~ tAe hoahl1oe oppi
NOV hatter 50 Aght 20 meet ehee'
1haurt coming knoNr from tRe Wes1
4 IS only my love that alarms
Forgive, then, pray thee, ny doagt'
Ing,
And take me once more . th.Ee arms
Selected
Mrs. Lucille Damdinfilie. Of End. ar
rived this morning TO visit Sir aud
Mrsl. A. Roberts or rl8 E~st No
bie/
airs RI IA Ffnrpersnn of Sharks
left This nnruing for<0klahama CITY.
after Visiting aI days with Mrs.
Nv. E Tr,rroE-
Mrs Ylngie Doe-I,awfon. a former
Guthrie ana saltwater girl and noy
owner Of an apple rsnc- fu Oregon
Is visiting here with friends. Sey.
eral wears ago as yinaie Ros She
made great success sat short story
writing ser The magazines. AMI recent
IN she has written a book. THE Maid
Of the WHISPERING HiEs. STORY 0t
the Hudson Bav country. that has
been accepted bv the publishers. Il
Yesterday morning. az the home OF
sne brides nareuts Wr ard Mrs M
d. Lockwood ~ lfL4 South Cincinnati
avenue. surrounded bv the members
0f her immediate family. Ouly. -
solemnized tie marriage 1T Miss Ma
bel n. Lockwood and Mr. Roy Everett
Porter. Of Guthrie Tie room 10
which the ceremony tool place was
d. .
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pill be given.
Mrs. Frank l-illse viii entertain 'ht
KiGona ciWh this Afternoon
The NJ. & n L. wrl meet 81 the
residence of MIS- a Thomas cor
her Ii & sau and Ash Friday a.ie'-
noon at z.20
/ Ngs. Calcn Crow viii entertain tne
FsGay Bridge clun.
Maaaai Riealscftsr .Nho appe2rea
Il, the Brooks last eYeDnaS. ssng 70 3
ge.4 apu4ec- Rive audience. ~ao az
a.au6sd ten Madam respoud.. "a
eseh cacase bs singing, AT Rosar'-
II 3 The Last RCse SanlMcr ana
silver Threads Amonz tee q To-
SMe ass a scar nc s. naerlul range
auB aer listeners were surprised ny
tie ma-liticsase u8 her voice MISS
f.an genet Eef the piaalst WAS very
aro mpsbel ana her piano solo w~s
greatly enjoyed Iue pscsram.
Naisc Arietta ...-.... .IoAno0
Before the Dayhreak .--.. Nevla
Il bere Bio. rs The Rose ..-...--
................. Clay -n-Johns
: lycjas Lied GFeis
Fr5m tae Land Of the Say
8lue Water
As in Rose Jar ....-. .Cadman
Chansoa Proyencale Dell Acqua
Ine Lore.i..... .....-..-.- List
Serensta -..-.. MoS1Nowsk ri
Scherzo Op f9 Piano -Karganoff.
Hear Ne israel ...... MemdlesSohn
Two Songs of tic Night-The CAR
To Mary ..--.....-. Giard
Starrat7 PoI6a ...s g.. Naiaer
Madam RIehld0ller sang ~ q spleh-
did house Misses Wheat and SHUTS
occupied one box, Misses Nlihkan.
Moss ,Floyd Gano Messrs Gosner.
Horn. DOty Stevenson and Mrs. Gano
filled another And two boxes We're
taken by Mr. and Mrs Frank Greer's
guests, who were MessTs mi Mes
DANES Huston. ORaHrk. Burford Lutz
Tell Walton. and Mrs t. b. Tear
fan.
~ II. HouSer has ne back 10
Tennessee on visit with relatives
and cid friends He is now in Col
nmhsa. aud expects 10 visit other
points in the state before returning
home.
Mrs. L. b Tearfall. who was the
guest Of Airs Tell Walton left last
night Enrnnfe home she viii st9p
III Wichita, kan. for short visit
Mrs Jack Norris viii entertain the
.NFse4fa4na o1,w~ TrhtercSax+ trsv-r4.fata
Miss Elizabeth Burne will enter
tain the Rooney Mooney Shah giris
Saturday afternoon. at the home oi
the Misses Graham
Entire Nous Cub
The Entire Nous club met yester-
day st the home Of Mrs. w B Her
587 East Springer avenue. The house
wss attractively decorated in autumn
leaves and plants Card tables were
filled by sixteen ladies' At the con-
clusicn Of the games. Mrs Charles
Doughty was awarded the Club prize
and the guest prize fell To Miss KatA-
crime Cassidy. A luncheon was sery-
ed al five O'Clock Special guests
we're Mesdames Emerson, Smith and
Miss Katherine Cassidy.
The Phi Delta Sororiety is planning
to give a tea at the university Friday
afternoon 3 TO A. t0 the club ladies.
ana to 3. to the students An i'm.
prompts program win be given by
Professor Reager. Miss Wheat Mrs.
Merten ana others, This affair is
given FIR the purpose OF enlarging
the university library and each per
son is requested to bring a book
The Presbyterian ladies Will give
doll bazaar Thursday afternoon, the
hours being from : to 6 al the manse
OF Rev. Scott Dolls OF every discrlp-
tion can he bought
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
NOTICE

We desire To thank the neighborS
and many friends Tor their help and
kindly assistance during the illness
and death Of wife and mother-Mr
y H Barber. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Barber, Mr. AM Mrs Geo. 4. Barber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
CALL FOR STATE WARRANTS

] wgll cali for payment new gener-
AZ revenue warrants OF the state Of
Oklahoma issued since July J. 1911
of the funds for the fiscal year end
ing June So. 1912 The registration
numbers run from one 10 1873. inelu-
slve Interest wiu cease January IS.
1912
ROBERT DUNLOP,
state Treasurer. :
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HOT DRINKS LEWIS ccnFEc-
FOR ADOPTION.

nabv glrl. 3 months, bnc eyes.
dart hair 2 boys. 3 and months
line ewes. are healthy. References
reaplred 5l9 East Was.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

Do not forget the old fashioned con
cert At The RectorY on East Noble
avenue tOniAt az S clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

The price Of sdmlsslon VII ue {
cents. The game will be Gala
promptly at $40 and the y ii. c \
would appreciate il il they may hay.
very Large attendance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

Niles y. Houston and Hugh Scott
registrar and receiver ol tAe icf4
government land o3ce. are mnAinE
arrangements 10 receive tae properts
and records OF the Lawtan land Office
the consolidation To take place san
II. The El Reno land office was mcEs
ed with the local cllice about Tvs
years ago. and the Lawton renoFa
leaves but one office remaining out
side OF Guthrie. that al Woodward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

Order Alfalfa Brand Butter MADE gn
Guthrie. Your Grocer nss II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13
CHRISTMAS SALE.

the pcrcus society viii haze 2
sale Of fancy articles n connect ~.
viii c.okeA food on Saturday De
cember Is, at Corner Drug store = Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

otAer towns along the Santa Fe in Ok
Iahsma. III n standing Joke IN The
general Offices Of th SANTA re- when
ne yearly BUSINESS ot the roa is re
rcrted theg ask ''Wnat an ferry
dos This year all cfiices slowed A
ln.at deere G. except Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

WANTFn- Dcy gcins 20 high
school 70 carry uptown 1.eader route.
Must he suster Arply Leader
ffiCe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

lFwisi CONFECTIONERY PAL
ACE OF SWEETS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

A Chrisimas present fer ihe osas
Indians. amounting to disbursement
of $si2000. viii be given te the I'M
dams tomorrow The payment TA
average Si35 for each man woman
and child. Il comes from their IN
terest money and accumulated royal.
" funds.
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The Old Reliable

We call attention to the strong financial start
ng of this. old and tried Bank as cVldehcco y 'A'
-nllnMi1lg rcnolt:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

MENU FOR THURSDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

L. IF Leach. Jr.. left for saltwater
last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

A very EleassHI affair was given hy
Mrs SQeer in honor Of her son Cor
don eighth brth6ay anniversary.
TUESDAY afternoon. The hours We're
from { 10 sa Games were INDUCED
IL untN refres hmeuts we're served
Gordon xzs tbe recipient Of ssang
xretty slfss ThOss who enJOf 4 tae
teAshtfai i.artF were Narl tine-
i,4rf F~,d ii.iaHan Kifs-inia Eet t-sa
giafs Nahslf. Dlas Lufz. CLAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

Mrs. Frank g-lllse viii entertain the
Killona ciWh this Afternoon
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Condition continues good a.ong lAs
Cottonwood.
sherin Bart MurHiy is on his way
acme from Arizona
The water bonds are sold and pros
poets .:f work loom up
Governor Brown condemned muir
derer AZ the county Jail, is busy reaa
Ang he history az the Mcnamara
case C
Initiative petitions cirSuiated re
Gently csll Tor a vote on three prop2
siticns al the August primaries
cal option. reinc.ng number OF /,
and RusseHS bill to recall tbs board
Of agriculture
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DIHWtF.
Yesterdays s soup.
Calves hearts Dreaded and roasted
Lage hominy, boiled and Drowned
Canned SHccotash Baked custard.
Black coffee
The Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

Petersen. Kenneth Faskin, Murel iiii
llda smith CLIFFORD Stevens aud Cor
don Speer
A large number ni people who were
Unable 10 atremd ta0 nid Fashioned
Tusical given nj the Rectcry recent
ly. have requested that il be repeated,
SO tonight those who appeared on the
program before nave consentea lo ap'
ear asnin The musical will oe rem
dered al Sac a free will oAenhs
will be given.
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

condIlion continues good a.ong lne
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THINKLETS

The rose is beautiful no matter how sharp the thorn.
 The swish of 8 silken skirt buys many shirtless soul,
 Love weeps when Faith leaves the doorstep.
 The chap who knows it all stumbles most frequently.
 Some kisses are like child's first teeth. The second ones are better.
 The soft hand of maiden can cast 6 vary damp blanket.
 The maidsn's ey es turn on an external axis.
 Mans first love-with which he never falls out-himself
 A mule puts his best foot forward in backward way
 A cheerful countenance Is good asset. A gloomy ono is 8 backset.
 Two-faced people are never double brained.
 Twelve inches of curiosity makes one foot of fool. ALI BABA.
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New Shipping Rates.

Effective January Pad, 1911, new class rates from eastern shipping points to Nogales were put in force. The following shows the new rates from the more important shipping points:
 Colorado poi1ts-Ciass l, s2 5c; class 2, S2.2o; class 3, Sl ss; class $1 63.
 Kansas City poiuts-OIass l. S2 92; class 2. $2 55; class 3. $2 IT; class 4. S1 S8.
 St. Louis-Olass 1. S3 l2; elass 2, $3 71; class 3. S2 37; class 4, S2 Ol.
 Ohicago-Class l, $3.32; class 9. $2 87; class 3. g 43; class 4. $2 05.
 Milwaukee-CIass l, S3 32; class 3. $2.s7; class 3. S2 43; cla.s 4. $2 e5
 Detroit-Olass l. $3 32; class 7, g s7; class 3, s2 53; class 4. s2.11
 Grand Rapids-Class l, s 32; class 3. s2 e7; class 3. g 53; class 4. $2.11
 Oleveland-Class1 l, s3.65; class 2. $314; class 3, S2 63; class 4 S2 r
 Pittsburg-Olass l, S2.62; class 2. $314; class 8. S2 63; class 4. $2 17.
 Seaboard Territory Gall rsi)-OIass l, $2 92; class ?, B 39; class 3, $2 93; class 4, S2 30.
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OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE MORALES FIRE DEPARTMENT.

KNOW MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the undersigned, have this day voluntarily associated urselves together for the purpose of forming e corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and do hereby certify as follows; To-wit:
 ARTICLEI
 The name of this Corporation shaII be the "NOGALES FIJtE DEPARrMENT,'' and it's shall be in the Town of Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona
 ARTICLE II
 This Corporation shall be comprised of such the Nogales Fire Department, and all persons who may become s:ich active life members under the rules and regulations now The incorporators of said corporation are Bracey Curtis, J B. Bristol, H. M. C1agett, A. s. Noon, H; R Renshsw, J. A. Spink, c. M. Rathbun, and Il J. karns.
 ARTICLE III
 The objects of this corporation are to en- courage and direct it's members in the art of defense against fires and other destructive elements, to promote good foliowsh1p to aid and for such purposes to have the power to pur- chase. otherwise acquire and own, real estate and personal property of every description; and GU Der such property; to borrow and loan money, and generally, to do anything which with the Laws of the United States or the Laws of the Territory of Arizona. the By laws of this organization.
 ARTICLEIV "
 This organization may issue such stock as it may deem best for the management of it's business. not exceeding in the aggregate Twenty Thousand Dollars (S2o, ,O0o 00.) and the same is to be fully paid when issued and
 ARTICLE
 The highest amount of indebtedness, direct or contl ngent, that this corporation shall at any one time subject itself is not to exceed
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of Santa Cruz
 County, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Guardianship of Francisco CarranZa, Carmela CarranZa. Joaquin Carrsnza. Dolores Carranza and Manuela Castro. minors.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of an order of the Prob Court in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. made on 2lst day of November, 1910, in the matter of the guardianship of Francisco Car ranZa, Carmela CarranZa, Joaquin Car ranza, Dolores Carranza and Manuela Castro. minors, the undersigned guar dian of the persons and estate of said minors, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, subject to confirmation hy said probate court, on or after the 9th day of February. 1911 at 10 o'clock m. at the law offices of Noon and Barry in the town of NogaIes, Santa Cruz County. Arizona, at hich place bids and offers in writing will be re- ceived, the following described real property to-wit'
 An undivided five sixth 6 6) interest in and to the following described pre- mises: Beginning at point on the easterly side line of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Company track where the same intersects the east side line of N E Ii Of the N w 14 Section 5 Township 24 South of Range 13 East, Gila and Salt River Meridian Santa Cruz County, Arizona; thence north westerly following along the east erly side of said righ, of-way of the Southern Pacific Company one thous- and eight hundred and ninety eight (I89S 1t ) feet to a point; thence north easterIy on q course forming an interior angle Of 104o 3S' from said right-of- way of said Southern Pacific Company $ track to an intersection with the north end line of the S B Ii of s w Ii Section g Township 23 South of Range 13 East c & R M which point of intersection is distant westerly five hundred and eighty -four 1884 #. feet, more or less. from the northeast corner of the said S E 14 of s w 14 said section, township and range; thence east along the said north end line of said S E I of $ WI five hundred and eighty-four (5S4 it. ) feet to the said northeast corner of said s F. I of s w I; and thence south along the east side line of said s B of s w | Section 32 Township 23 South Range 13 | East and along the east side line of the E of N w Section 5 Township 1 24 South of Range 13 East to the place l of beginning and being part of the s
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ALI BABYS COLUMN
Millinery and the Nature Fakir.

This season's millinery certainly must have been planned by the nature fakirs, White Thompson Burroughs < Go The leading styles make us long for the days of our childhood Yon- der is e toadstool iu the mesdow-Prestol You can have it duplicated on a large scale in the modern hat. Then with dirsy hands we w.nt to the wash basin-'ewas yesterday it seems. To- day they have the wash basin style of hat "lest ye forge." your childhood Then mother took the milking pail to milk the brindle-cow with the Janus face. They have perpetuated this fact in the pail turned up- side down. Then the umbrella we once had, and lent, loi to day we are again reminded of our loss when we see the umbrella hat Time forbids to tell of the squat sh leaf. the fried egg, the cupola; and a hundred other styles that take us back to nature. There is the hat that hides one eye-- hal h.! Likewise the one a pretty girl eau be kissed under in 8 crowd and no one bo the wiser. We whisper that these last two styles are in great demand These are only . few of the many things on the hat menu-but when It comes to paying does it. Ah-meri
 A bit of found .tion az big as your hand.
 Bows of ribbon and lace;
 Wire sufficient to m ks them stand, A handful of roses, 6 velvet band It lacks no crowning grace.
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ELECTRiC GASOLINE AND STEAM HOSTING ENGINES

E of $ w l Section 32 Township 23. and of the N E of N WI Section 5 Township 24, both Townships being South of Range 13 East. G & s R B 6 M as contained within Patent Mum Der 116790 of date March 10th, 1910, and of record In the office of the Recorder of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, in Book Volume Of Deeds Of Real Estate at page 81 ct seq.
 Terms of sale cash.
 FERNANDO CARRANZA, Guardian of the Persons and Estates
 of said Minors.
 .Dated at Nogales, Arizona, January 9, 1911. 1-14 2t.
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E THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NOGALES Mo2GSAAlEEs
  
 
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board Of Supervisors at their office up to 10 o'clock a m Tues day February 7th, 1911, for the erection of bridge across Pesqueirs crossing on PotrerO Creek as per plans and specifications on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 All bids to be accompanied by a cer- tified check in the sum of $1OO. The Board reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids - .- By order of the Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
 II 1t.
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DANNY DANDRLION

The Dandelion now observe, the "freshest" plant of all, has tho most exalted nerve, and the most colossal gall. "Gst all you can," 90 runs bis creed, "and give 6 blamed sightless;" these are the simple rules that lead to skttering success. When other flowers have closed their eyes the Dandelion labors, and everiastingly Danny tries to overcome his neighbors. The blue grass and the clover flee before his competition; he has no social sympathy to check his fierce competition. Al
 though his harm Is some times great; his worthlessness sublime, he gets lot of real estate by roofing all the time- So nerve. and front, and diligence will surely take us far. It makes no spe- clal difference how no-account we are.
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Territory of Arizona, L.a County ef Santa Cruz

Before me, Frank Duffy, Notary public in and for the county of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona. on this day personally appeared Bracey Curtis. J; B; Bristol, II, NJ. '!agett, A. E. Noon, H: F. RsnsIaw. J. 4. Spink, C. M. Rathbun and H. karns. ,eVeIal'y known to me to be the persons whose names sub scribed to the above and foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and severaIiy acknowledged to me that they and each of them ted the same for tho purposes and ns,dera tions therein expressed.
 Given under my hand nl seal of office this seventeenth day of December A. D. 1910.
 (Seal) FRANK J DUFFY,
 Notary Public. My Commission D res November l9 1912 First pu bIication December 2I, l2.Q. St