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On motion duly carried the bid of Ellis McDOugall for S375. .OO, was accepted as lowest and best bid and Ellis McDougall was awarded the contract for said work, with bond for faithful fullfllment of said contract fixed at S25O.OO.
 On motion duly carried the superintendent of public in- struction was ordered to reopen School District No. 19, known as Old Glory School District.
 On motion duly carried tine fol- lowing persons were appointed as viewers on road from Amado Station s. P. R. R. to join the Tucson road at Sopori between lots and , section township, 20, range 12 east, c. l.. Proctor, Demetrio Amado, and II. C.. GlOre, county surveyor.
 H. c. GlOrc, submitted a re- port as county surveyor on Lime Kiln Hill county road, as follows; change of the present road which leads up and over Lime Kiln Hill, as follows, leaving the present wagon road at point between the railroad crossing and the SonOita Creek, thence up the east bank of the said SonOita Creek, crossing the rail road at point about 13O feet east of the present crossing No. 1O86 B, thence joining the pres- ent road at the east of said Lime Kiln Hill on easterly end.
 On motion duly carried the following viewers were appoint ed to view proposed road known as the Alto road, Josiah Bond, Frank Reichert and H. c. GlOre. county surveyor.
 On motion duly carried the following were appointed as viewers on the Chavis Siding road, w. E. Balcom, W. $. Me Knight and H. G. GlOre, county surveyor.
 The County School Superin- tendent presented estimate of school funds needed for ensuing year On motion the same was accepted and filed.
 Semi-annual report of Allen T. Bird, clerk of the court, was presented and filed.
 On motion the Board adjourn. ed to meet August Dist, 1911.
 Approved,
 O. F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
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NOTICE OF SHERiFFS SALE.

In the District Court Of the Second Jud dicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Santa Cruz County.
 American Surety Company of New York, 8 corporation, plaintiff, vs. Rob- ert A. Rodgers, defendant.
 WHEREAS, by judgment and decree of the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of A riZona. in and for the county of Santa Cruz, dated October 4, 1911, judgment was rendered in the above titled suit, in favor of the plaintiff. American Surety Company of New York. cor poration, against the defendant, Robert A Rodgers, for the sum of Five Thous- and, Nine Hundred and Forty-one Dollars and Eighty six cents (S5, 94l SC together with interest thereon from the 26th day of June, 1911, until paid. at the rate of six per cent per annum. and for the sum of S10 % as costs, and for all accruing costs in said cause, and
 WHEREAS, under and by virtue of such judgment and decree, an execu- sheriff of sad county. upon the follow ing real estate, situate in the said county of Santa Cruz. in accordance with the law, to-wit: E N E l, E. E. E l, Sec lG; " " } N Nwl N W N W ]. E9 NV I NV I, NEJ W w l, N s E l w N w l. Sec. 22 Tp. 22 South of Range Is East, containing one hund red and thirty five acres.
 Now THEREFORE, under and by virtue of the premises aforesaid, Notice is Hereby Given, that I, sheriff of sad county, pursant to law and the prac- tices of the court relative to the sale of real estate, under execution, will sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash. in lawful money of the United States of Amer ica, at the door of the county court house of said Santa Cruz county, in the town of Nogales, at the hour of eleven o'clock, In the forenoon of the 11th day of November, 1911, all the right, title and interest which the above- named defendant had in and to the said property, on the said 4th day of October, 1911, that being the date when judgment was rendered, as aforesaid. and all the right. title and interest which the said defendant has acq uired in and to the said property, since the said date, by operation of law or other wise. in and to the said real estate, above described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said jud gment, interest, costs, and all &C., cruing costs, sucb sale, being made sub ject to redemption. as provided by law.
 Dated this 18th day of October, 1911.
 HARRY J. SAXON,
 Sheriff of Santa Cruz County.
 By J. J. LOWE,
 1021-3t. Deputy.
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of the peace precinct No. 3, for quarter ending June 30, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of Chas. w. Points, justice of the peace, precinct No. I, for quarter ending June 30, 1911, audited and filed.
 On motion the Board stood at recess until July 9th, 1911.
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hlre board of super
 visors, 10 % P. Hannah, livery hire
 county surveyor, p 50 F. ManiOn, building ap-
 proach to Pesqueira
 bridge, 30 %
 county surveyor. 20 % H. C.. GlOre, surveying, 123 15 M. c. Herold, copyist
 county recorders of
 J. W. Leehy, guard
 county jail, 60 co A. A. Doherty, salary
 assessor. 3OO OO M. Marsteller, salary
 probate judge, ?. 15O % Arcus Reddoch salary
 treasury, 3 15 H. W. Pnrdy, services
 of health. 50 % J. J. Lowe, salary jailOr, 7o OO W. A. O'Connor, salary
 district attorney, 315 % John w. Walker, court
 reporter, 13 % H.. B. shreve, salary oo
 janitor, 21O % Phil Herold, postage,
 telegramS, etc., 70 10
 A petition was presented to the board praying for a road from the end of the public road now recorded, which ends be- tween WiSe'S Ranch and the mill of the Trenton Mining Com pany, to a point on the bridge between the Three Stars and the Buena Suerte mining claims near the center of the north side of eleven in township 21, south range II east in said county road to be established is about one mile in length.
 Upon motion the petition was and clerk instructed to have necessary legal notices posted and August 1, 1911- date set for hearing of said petition.
 On motion, the following were viewers on the road between R. Salano 6 James Barnett: Ben Powell, c. l.. Beatty and H. G. GIore, county 
 A. D. Page, presented resig nation as constable of Precinct No. 1, to the Board of Super visors. On motion duly carried, the same was accepted.
 A petition was presented to the Board asking for the appoint ment of Fred. B. Sayre as con stable of Precinct No. I, to fill caused by resignation of A. D. Page.
 On motion duly carried Fred. B. Sayre was appointed to fill term of A. D. Page, resigned as constable of Crit tenden Precinct No. f.
 A petition was presented to the Board praying for repairing of road in the Babacomari valley where it runs through the Saca- ton grass country, also for of road through the old Military Reservation back to the old road
 Upon motion duly carried the following persons were appoint ed viewers on said road: Geo. w. Piper, E. E. Bethell, Fred. B. Sayre, H.. G. GlOre. county survor, said viewers to view road on July II, 1911.
 On motion duly carried it was ordered to continue advertise nent for bids on Gro Blanco road for one month more.
 On motion the board stood at | recess until July -5th, 1911. Office of the Board of Supervi- , |
 sOrs of Santa Cruz County, { l
 Nogales, Ariz., July ,, 1911
 The Board met pursuant to recess taken July 3rd, 1911
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Members Parker and Henderson and Clerk HerOld.
 The Board examined the ac- counts in the office of the treas 1rer and -officiO tax collector, md verified the books, state nents, reports and deposit ac- count for quarter ending June | 30, 1911, and found the same correct.
 Report of M. Marsteller, ccun- 5y superintendent for quarter | ending June 30, 1911, audited | and filed.
 Report of J. J. Chatham, jus -ich of tho ,N0ano 1)Tooinot No '
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| pursuant to adjournment Of June 9th, 1911.
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Members Parker, Henderson and Clerk HerOld.
 The Board now audited and allowed the following demands: O. F. Ashburn, salary
 Chairman Board of
 Supervisors, s POO co w. H. Collie, road work, 221 co Geo. w Parker, salary
 member Board of su- pervisors, 175 % A. $. Henderson, mem
 Der of board of super
 visors 175 co Jose Jeminez, bounty, . 16 co J. $. Benedict, hauling
 iron culverts, 10 % J. A. Benedict, road J. VA A. A' Benedict, road
 work, 9S co J. A. Benedict, road J. A: Benedict, road J. A. Benedict, road
 work, 65 co J.. J. Lowe, deputy sher-
 if fees, :. 16O co H. J. Saxon, sheriff fees, 1907 75 Phil Herold, salary re
 corder, 5f2 0o Jas. Kane, road super
 intendent, 75 co Juan Araiza, road work, 6 co Miguel CarrillO, road
 work, 6 % c. P. Lopez, interpreter
 fees, 90. c. P.. Lopez. cons table ''''~--
 fees, Precinct No. 4, 66 7O G. B. Marsh, Inc, burial I
 oe indigents, 3S p Sing Won, feeding pri-
 soners, 10 78 A. D. Page, constable A. D. Page, constable
 fees, 20 7o| Yarman & Erbe Manu
 featuring Co.,, filing
 case, 70 ~ A. c. Kingsley, care of
 indigent sick, 18O % St. Joseph's Hospital,
 care of c. Cook, 20 co P. Hannah, livery hire, 13 50 H. w. Purdy, salary
 county superintendent Mrs. A. D. Page, feed
 ing prisoners, Pata-
 gOnia, 26 30 Henderson & Johnson,
 merchandise for Alti moreno, p 45 J. F: Black, fees justice No. 3, II % Fred. Sayre, quarantine Nogales E. l.. I. & W. Co.,, light and ice, 12 60 Harry Stevens, quaran tine guard, 60 % A. E. Saxon, services in district attorneys of flee, 48 co O.. 0, saxhang, guarding Chas. W. Points, justice
 fees Precinct No. f, S7 co | w. E. Scranton. Quaran-
 tine guard, 31 co | CayetanO Andrada, con
 stable fees Precinct No. 3, 13 5 Cayetano Andrada, con
 stable fees Precinct
 No. 3, II 90 | M. B. Sinohui, inter
 preter, 5 % | w. V. Coughlin, deputy
 sheriff fees Precinct
 No. l, 6S 50 | J. J. Chatham, justice
 fees, Precinct No. 1, 231 13 | Howard Chapman, bOun-
 ty, lO OO Proto Bros, merchan-
 disc for indigents, II 50 Consolidated T. T. & E.
 Co.,, telephone service, 12 30 1 Geo. Martin Drug Co.,,
 medicine for Ng PoOn, 3 % i H. H. McNeil Co.,, blank
 books and stationery, 91 80 l A. A. Doherty, expenses
 assessor, S1 OO 1 H. J. Saxon, cash ex- penditure, 5 So
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l quarter ending June 30, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of Chas. w. Points, justice of the peace, precinct No. f, for quarter ending June 30, 1911, audited and filed.
 On motion the Board stood at recess until July 9th, 1911. Office of the Board of Supervi- ) sors of Santa Cruz County,
 NOgales, Ariz., July 6, 1911. )
 The Board met pursuant to re- cess taken July 9th, 1911.
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Members Parker and Henderson and Clerk Herold.
 The Board ordered that Jas Kane be notified to repair and fill up chuckholes, take up StumpS and remove brush on the county road between Nogales and Calabasas.
 On motion made by Paker and duly carried, Dr. Purdy's ser vices as County Superintendent of Public Health were diScon- tinued. Voting for, AShburn and Parker, not voting, Hen derSOn.
 On motion duly carried Dr. A. c. Kingsley was appointed Coun- ty Superintendent of Public Health. Voting for, Parker and Ashburn; not voting, Henderson.
 Upon motion the board ad- journed to meet August 1, 1911.
 Approved,
 O. F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK. Office of the Board of Supervi-)
 sors of Santa Cruz County,
 NOgales, Ariz., Aug. l, 1911.
 The Board met pursuant to adjournment of July 6, 1911.
 Present, Members Parker and Henderson. Absent, Chairman Ashburn
 On motion Member Parker was made Acting Chairman. -
 The Board now audited and allowed the following demands: R. Acosta, bounty 5 21 % O. o. SaXhang, guard at
 county jail 46 % A. Dumbauld, salary as
 cOpyiSt county record
 er's office 75 co A. c. Kingsley, care of
 indigent sick no % E. Sturgeon, stenOgra
 pher 700 H. G. Glore, surveying H. G. Glore, supplies
 for surveyors office- 16 O7 M. B. TricIey, merchan-
 disc for indigents 10 % St. Joseph's Hospital,
 care of C. Cook 20 OOI A. c. Kingsley, super
 intendent of public
 health 50 % Roy & Titcomb, Inc,
 supplies 16 II J. J. Chatham, coroner's' Sonora News Co.,, sup Nogaies Electric Light,
 Ice & Water Co.,, light
 and ice p % A. L.. GuSCeUtef, post mOrtem examination 9 % c. O. F'oltz, care of in digents 30 % Nogales Water Company, water 26 28 John w. Walker, tran script in case of Franco 166 45 Jose Carrals, road work 1 50 l Henderson & Johnson, supplies } 93 A. Serna, road work I co l Jesus AltamOrenO, road work -. 1 50 | A. $. Henderson, ex-
 penSeS OO Complaints having been pre- scented to the Board regarding fencing of road in Lyle and Co., ches canyon by B. K. Wilson, on motion duly carried, the su perintendent of roads was or dered to go to B. K. Wilson with CODY of minutes of Board of Su- pervisorS declaring the road a public road in COcheS and Lyle | canyons and take down said fences on this road, and is here by ordered to remove any and all Instructions on said road.
 The Board now opened bids fc,,. Gro Q1ancn road UOrlx
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Super
 viSOrS of Santa Cruz County,
 Nogales, Ariz., July 3, 1911 )
 The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment of June 9th, 1911.
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Members Parker, Henderson and Clerk HerOld.
 The Board now audited and allowed the following demands:
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responding 20 commercial require.
m'nts and their warming that q repe-
fItiOn or laH, is Il constant danger an
III tHr present system !s chanced-Is
OF course 200 commonplace 10 serve
ine purposes co. iuuSe who cling 10 ID,
miracle tnrory ia cNr'aInln- economic
teh's
Thu cosmopolitan character CO.. Now
Works population was ~lr,i..-,v fIu-.
trd''d here this v... when tn. .5-
nldi festival OF iola dances 10, tlr
children az 'i" city va, held in t.u.
trti dr.. tuIiiSh. l,~l. Scpch. Ger.
fIar. Dutch. French italian. Spanish.
Swedish. RUSSIAN. Polish and Iulan-
"~' children participated .u the affair
uieI ls rcId every Year under the
direction O.: the c.'r p'1. .roluaS as-
-]'c.a.'n. Each rroap OF children
"H- dressed in national costume and
",-'i tod 'H" characteristic to.,
dances of their native sourfr. Ia
adilt.'u ro Oh" dom or more -1ro.rn
dt.0ra.f.e~ represented rhcrc was
ALSO good =red dc,oc.- .r 81 Nmert.
ea ca .rcr .r spite 90 t.a facf trq-
'..r aro .u a hopeless winorit, in
\.' Yor. Their contribution 90 tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
Is ARE HURT
Cars On Traction Line Crash, WI
Serious Results.

AII-ENTOWN. Pa. Sept. II
IN'rtt-thrce people were inju1
two az them probably fatally. ind
hcad-un collision between a Philad
rhi' car OF the Lohieh Valley Tran
Company limo and "a work car nI
Emau- Junction. South Allentown.l
200 clock tins evening. The ac
dent was the result Of a mistake
operating tine signals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
9 HURT IN FIRE
E;her EspIodes IN Fire IN P%nuadel-
Ph'a Causes Injuries.

IHlLADE-rHIA. Ia. Sept. H.
\3nr persons Wrr" injured. Two prob
ably fatally. lu tuc urc which follow
ca an explosion of a Carhoy of ether
iodaN IN the storage house Of rha
chemical works oil Powers N%eieufmau
and E~'seugarteu. af - and Uarr.s4
streets. The damage 90 The buililne
and contents is stm-fcd a. S5p.uuO.
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By Bud" Fisher

occasion VAS a presentation az the
Virginia reel which thereby -aiucd
recognition by the committee iu
charge as The national fola dance OF
the Tinted States. LO\GACRE
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Aeriuz Moi Route
vim eInaugurofed

POSSIBILITIES OF AE7OPLANE AS a LETTER CARRIER ARE TO
BE TESTED IN NEW YORK = OR BENEFIT OF POSTAL OFFICL
ALS-PENNIES NOW ~ DEN AND FOR WESTERN CITES-TRY-
ING TO FIND USE FOB sf5cOCOoO BROGE-WHO CAUSED TIE
PANlc?-VIRGlNiA REEL SELECTED AS NATIONAL AMERICAN
FOLK DANCE.
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IT. avt.Ily hard Tor n girl TO fpre.r.
The right young man Tor not L.,srs
hor.
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Point cry unless there's some
around with a tear mop.
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Consider the running expenses o
fast young man.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

80 . ~ dos lhan a still alal
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-23
Seating of Lorimer in Senate Was Tribute
to Idea of Popular Election of Senator's
LEGISLATURE OF FS1ATE PASSED MANY GOOD LAWS
Former President Says Time Has Come When We Can No
Longer Tolerate the Sloveny lnefficiency of Our
Government and We Need to Choose the
Right Men to End 1t All.

OF substantial constructive Legislative
achievement to its credit as youv
Legislature.
Your raeetrack gambling law; yout
laws for ballot reform. your county
home rule. fer the initiative and ref
orendum--l shall speak Of the recall
hv Itself lnter+-vour passing of thu
employers liability law: railway rcgu-
lation law. including the physical valt
uation ana providing imprisonment for
violations Of the law. your cnnsarva
iinn laws. yorr establishment or 4
board of control over public insiitu-
tons. your state public utilities law.
your admirable reform Of the crim-
inal procedure hy which you have
rendered II impossible 10 fix Il jury
by getting at Just one or two men.
ana Your providing IN the interest of
laM, nf justice, Of order. that no Grim
inal rnse hereafter shall be reversed
unless the appellate court finds A mis-
carriage of justice In that case
these and other laws that have been
passed by the present Legislature have
worked q veritable transformation IN
your governmental system ana have
established standard to warrant
other states to strive.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-23
SHOT FROM MEXICAN FEDERhLs'
GUN FALLS AMONG THE
AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
DEMANDED
Trooper al Fort Crockett Tells Of Al.
tempt to Brbe Him TO Desert United
States Army and Join the lnsur.
rcetos--Scareh Being Made for the
Suspected Rebel Agent.

Preside, Texas, March 90 Via Mar
fa. Texas shortly after the crossing
af supplies from Prcsdlo intended for
the Mexican troops bcsicgod III DIN
aga, directly across the RIO Grando,
had been stopped today, bullets from
federal rifles fell among Il detachment
Of United states troops guarding the
American side Of the river. An eN-
planation has been demanded Of Gen
eral I4uuuc iii command OF the Mex
lean troops
a report of the firing into ihe troops
IL being prepared hy Lieutenant D. II.
Taylor for transmission 10 Washing
ton. The orders to prevent tho eros
sing of supplies came from United
States customs officials.
Tho ninth day of the siege shows the
insurgcnt lines that surround the city
nnbroken. Last night the insnrrcctos
routed MI outpost ana took possession
az the trenches 400 yards from the
federal artillery oncampments
Reports from Ojinagn are that sup
plies are running low and besides the
garrison Of zoo soldiers. 1000 nom
combntants are suffering for want ~
food. Several persons have been
wounded by bullets which crossed tho
river The latest victim. Mexican
youth, was shot through the thigh
While watching n clash between tho
soldiers aud the rebels from the Amer.
| lean side
Today a Mauser bullet tore lts way
/ through u circus tent while Il perform
/ anee was In progress.
"yiva'" exclaimed Mexican clown
who was amusing his countrymen
The soldiers have nj least one marks
man who can hit circus tent"
i, s. MeGombs IA Scotch soldier OF
fortune, hns hoen made captain In
the insurrecto army In command OF 25
| yaunoros.
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Attempt to Bribe Soldier.

Galveston, March 22-Thc military
and civil authorities here arc invostl-
eating tho story Of soldier attached
to the camp nt Fort Crockett that an
agent Of tho Mexican revolutionary
innta approached him IN Galveston
yesterday with n proposition 10 desert
and join the revolution When the
matter WAS reported to brigade head
quarters today General Mills reported
II To the chief Of police. According 10
the soldiers story. man whom he
took 10 be Mexican stopped him on
the street and proposed that lie join
the revolution promising him s75 and
transportation 10 the seat of war. The
hitter was to be provided, IT was said.
on vessel anchored In Galveston
harbor The soldier refused
The chief Of police put his force Al
work tracing the supposed agent OF
the revolution. but had obtained no
clue to his identity tonight. There is
no ship in port to which suspicion
might be attached.
Army officers arc questioning their
men 10 ascertain whether any of them
have been approached with n similar
proposition The fact that there have
been no deser,lons proves that none
has accepted IL, 1T any rate.
Another heavy rainfali this morning
converted the camp into n sea OF mud
and put stop 10 all drilling. The
soldiers We're prepared for the deluge
and comparatively little damage was
done
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-23
ATTORNEY COTTER
EX0NERATED
BY COURT
JUDGE CHEADLE INTiMATES
YOUNG PROSECUTOR WAS
VICTIM or PREJUDICE.

Townsend. March - -dspecial)--
For the past week considerable aetiy-
ity has been noticeable in and about
the office of the county attorney Of
BroadWatcr county. eliminating IN the
county commissioners instrurting their
chairman. W. y George, 10 bring ne
tion against Charles +. Gottcr, county
attorney TO compel him To retire from
the office to which he hnd hcen elect )
ed and for which lie had duly quail
fled The grounds for the action were.
In the words Of the complaint, that
the said Charles +. rotier had WHOLLY
and knowingly refused to defend 4 civil
action in behalf Of the county,
The action against Mr.. Gotier came
to trial today. Judge eheadle Of Lew
istown. ~ no was called 10 try the case,
decided in favor Of Mr.. Cotter. holding
that the accused official had, previous
to the time he lad refused TO defend
the civil action been connected III ii
legal way with W b. Dolcnty, one of
the parties To the suit, The court
ruled that therefore Mr. Gotter had
| been disqualified from acting in tho
matter and was justified in refusing.
This conclusion was reached when a
demurrer 10 the accusation was SITS.
tanned by Judge Cheadle In sustain
Ing the demurrer the court took oe-
casion TO administer IL mild renrimand
to Mr. cotter, Which, however, was
more in the nature of brothorly ad
vice " the young attorney. The judge
also pointed out 10 some Of the attor-
neys interested In the case their IN.
becoming conduct III allowing theit
/ prejndices 10 be So prominently shown
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-23
RATE OF INSURANCE
IS REDUCED
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS SAYS
THREE.YEAR POLICY WILL
COST PRICE or TWO YEARS.

Helena. March Especial )--J. H.
Branscomb, secretary of the Board of
Underwriters Of the Pacific. notified
Commissioner Of Insurance Cunning
ham today that under II new ruling
insurance rates on brick mercantile
buildings have been reduced Here
tofore policies have been issued for
one year. Under the new ruling poi-
cies will be issued for three years. and
the premium will be what 1t has been
for two years. The ruling does not
include the contents and Is available
only when the building is insured
within 70 per cent Of Its taha. Steam
lanndrles and printing establishments
using power. come under its provls-
ions, but breWeries, mattress factories
and planning and 81" mills are ex-
elnded.