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teerth strects-Square lo45 lot 81; Arthur Can
ct W. to Thor,Sald Z. and Emma Nielsen, SO
L4nier Heights-LOt 3S7; Charles W. King, II, ct
uI. to Ira ]. Adams ct W., so
Pleasant Plsins-Lots I2 to L. part OF lot is.
block 10; Alonzo o. Bliss ct ux- to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones 6oint bnantsl. $40.
Holmcad Estatc-SOIth Of square lsZ. lot a; Harry
wartinan ard Thomas Bones Coint tGnantsl To
Irene T.. Finisan. 80
Whitney Close-Lot -. block q Hayes ". HaU
kins to John II. Hartman, SIC.
strat southeast. between Sixth and SEVENTH
streets-Squarc SO. part Of lot !; Edward T. Cr1s-
uoud ct ux To Milton G. Clarke, SO.
T0i First stnst spuhwCst-Squarc 6i3 lot 3; James
b. Leonard Town right and as trustee to John T.
DuGan 5.
Barr Fann-Part Of lot % block J; Jerry 1. E1ezn-
ming and SoIhn L. Fiemming TO Blanche G.
lockwood. Sd
THnty-seyenth street northwest. between and h
strects-Squarc 5 lets IS and Is; Simon Oppsn-
heiner ct u1 To James B. Leonard- $50.
Columbia Hcights-Iot TO- block 20; Harry Ward
man and Thomas p. Bones Cjuint tenantsl tn
Alonzo q. Rliss. SO.
street northwest between Thirticth and AEon
place-Sauare 12s2, lot l5; Harry A. Kite tn
Henry NJ. Anderson SO.
Zl2 Fourteenth street norhvest-Square 3e. lot
Miilard Metzgcr ct uI. to Louis II. Schneider
SO.
Pleasant Plsirs-Sauarc csa5 parts Of lots and
Charles J. Walker & TO George ". Thomas
II, SO
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MCLEANS STOANSWER
GEM SUIT TO-DAY
May Allege Misrepresenta-
tiOn by Cartier.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B Mclean.
through their attorneys, will file their
answer to-day in court to the suit OF
Louis ]. Cartier and Pierre c. Caruer.
diamond merchants of New York, trad
ing as Cartier" who seek to recover
$780, 900 for the alleged purchase OF the
Hope diamond.
That the case will be fought by the
McLeans seems to be the general opin-
ion. and it is reported the answer to-
day will allege Misrepresentation by the
Carriers and will also deny the allega-
ton the McLeans purchased the dia-
mond; that they merely accepted it for
inspection, and that the signing Of Mr.
Mclean of the paper did not imply sale
or purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs Mclean on Wednesday
evening occupied box at the Columbia
Theater. the latter wearing an arrange
ment of jewels in the shape of a tiara,
so closely resembling the description of
the celebrated Hope diamond that
many opera glasses were leveled at her.
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Quotations. furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Oo:.
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago March 3l.-The local wheat market opened
fractionally lOwe- and ruled weak all day Shorts
covered freely and the market therefore was with
out support from that quarter Outside markets
weak own. Weather conditions were
favorable throughout the belt, with good snowfall
in the Southwest. Receipts today. IS cars, with Is
estimated for tomorrow.
The tone for com was weaker and the rrice low
er although fractional rally took place from the
low point to Oyersod pit condition. Liquidation
was more apparent. the selling coming from scat
tered sources. Cash prices were lower with sales
very moderate Receipts to-day, lD cars. with l33
estimated for tomorrow.
The oats market was very narrow. but prices fair
IL steady; local Professionals did the buying Cash
prices unchanged. Trade was light and the
market featIreless 1 Receipts to-day, 60 cars, with
IA estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions opened fairly steady but soon deTel-
oped weakness in some of the grain markets and on
the prospects Of continued free movement Of hogs
into next week. There was only moderate volume
of selling The cash trade showed some improve
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Swartzell. Rheem e
Hensey Co..
~ 18th Street Northwest.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. Il. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

and Trust Company, s. $50. years, pu cent,
semiannuay.
Square C7s-Lot .. and part Of lot 8; Mary f
Richardson to c. T. Umhau and John C. DancJ.
trustees. to secure Christina Umhau, $, 80, to
70 months. per cea-, - mil annually
Sq1are l0oi-Lot -; William Waplc d U- To
William L. EdmoustOn and Louis r Peak, tr1s-
tics to securp Edwsni 8. McKncE, $40. ;
years, pr oIr. smiannuaIy.
Square B5-Iot II: Kate c. Hayden to william A.
Hill and Risnald W. BeaIl. trustees, to secure
Percy J. Grady, SOC, "A months per osnf.
emi-annually.
Square lS-Lots .. "a and %; Kate C. HAYDEN
to William A Hill snd Rignald W. Bean. tns
tees to secure Percy ]. Grady. E.4oo l ycsx. 6
per cent, semi annually. Trust Of $50 on each
lot
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Cont nued from Page Ten.

granted tb John J. and Catherine T Shcehy; bord
500. AttDrnCy. e. Il. Syme.
Estate Of Edwarl Grcln; petition for letters tss
tamcntary. AttOr1cys SW&yZe &c Hichhorn.
Estate n Cora II. Wilson: rule dismissed.
Estate Of SOlOnon King letters Of administrative
gTantrII 10 kalmm Leon; bcnd, 500. Attorney, l.
II. david.
In re Rheia Chapple; Parma p Chappie appoint
ed guardian bind. $500. Attorney. q. W. Odtt-
Estate Of William G.. Dixon; Elbcrth Biebs- ap
poSted guardian; bond, 500. Attnrneys e. F
Coaday.
Estate Of Jancs L. Pratt: order tn invest fund.
Estate OF James G. Payne; orier II March I;
amended. Attorney. q. T.. HamiltOn-
Estate II Florida BOrgia: TDtiti0n for letters tss
tamcnary. Attorneys. Archer & Smith
ESTATE Of George King; viii dated D.rmber s
lSc and ptition for letters teStamrntary filed. At
torney. Charles Bcndhem.
Estate q JC~Sc y. Scale; order To pay fund
Estate of Albert u. Smut: Icon A. Block an
pointed collector; bond. $50. Attorney, w. L
Ambrose.
Estate q Ellen Neville order framing isSues
Estate of William II. Nixon: petition 10 apprus,
expenditures Attorney. W. =. Phmley.
In TT Francis c. Fly; bend reducrd.
Esta.c Of Helen NJ. ChaTln; will dated March .
1906. filed
Estate Of Stephen c. Harrison petition for letter,
testamcntaT.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March 3l.-Live hogs were steady to a
shade higher. The estimated receipts were esti-
mated 500; official yesterday, 81 97g; Shipments
sg7i; left ever 5,ss5: estimated Tomorrow. 1900
Bulk Of prices 64Ca6.65; light 6j5a6.s5; mixed and
butrhcrs. 6-JOa6sO heavy. elOaS.65; workers., 6S5a
6h
Cattle were steady; estimated receipts, Loo
Beeycs 80: and heifers 275a3OO steers,
4joa5-S0; siockcrs and feeders 5s5: Western, 4aa
$50
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 5000; ma
tives. 30Oa5.3o; Western. 3.2n253 yez-Iings 4JOa
$50; lambs, 5OOa6.:5; Western lambs 5.aOa6Sj
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguar call. Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas IS. 500 st 10. $1,000 at 40. & 90
at no. 900 at u0 100 nj ISs.
Capital Traction as 81 600 at H. q 900 At liz $500
at llg4.
Potomac ems. IS 81 Gp nj 100 S.mO at 100.
Potomac Es-1c js SlOO) at los. loo at lG.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.. . at So
Washington Gas. = at 79sI. x al 79s.
Lanstnn. 70 At 81 10 at 81 70 al 81. at 81. ID at
~ D at 81 % at a.. % at -. d at 81. % at 81.
% at 81. % at 81. % at 81 D al -, roo at -. 100
at q. 100 at 81 n al g5Ss-
Washington Virginia Railway nfd.. 3 at g., 8
At g..
Commercial National Bank. at rBs. 10 at
le5'
Mctror'oItan NIt,o Bank 10 al 1T. 10 at -.
- Al 80. lg at - ~ az ~. h al -. 10 al 20.
10 at 80. 10 Al -. 10 at - AT q.
District National Bank. 10 At L.
GnINn Trust. 10 at li2I.. 10 at iEs. y A. lte
Merchants and Mechanics savings Bank. AZ Io.
National Union InSuraUcc. $40 II 4.
After call-Wa-hInEron Gas Is, SGD at iosi-.
Washington Gas 10 at 50. 2, At .g.. 4 al 7e5s
tcashl. > at 50 100 al 49,
Capital Traction. ! al l.6is.
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March sl.-CATTLE-Receipts 2671
head; steers and COWS were slow and barely steady
bulls steady to firm the yards were cleared. Good
To choice sold 615as75 per 0D It bulls Asa
SIS; cows, 200a475 Dressed beef slow at 81. aI1ss
per h., with extra native sides selling as high
IoA- ~
CALyES-Receipts. 10 head. yeals were steady
TO 3 cents higher and the pens cleared prompt;
ly. Common to prime veals sold at 6.00aS75 per lOJ
lbs; culIs 40oa5.5o. City dressed yeals firm at
l0al3 per lb. country dressed. Sail.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts, 6.551 head. Sheer
and handy lambs were about steady, heavy lambs
slow 10 a shade lower. Common to good unshorn
sheep sold ut 40oa5 90 per 100 lts; clipped do a75s
IT5; urshcrn lambs, 6.ooa7lo; clipped do. s2a5 s.
ordinary yeariinps 500. Dressed mutton quiet At 81
10; dressed lambs. Tal2; hog dressed selling in a
small way at lssal3; country dressed hothouse lambs
quiet at Sal per Carcass
HoGS-Receipts. 2.is4 head; prices lower with
heavy to light hogs selling at 7.0oa7 30 per 100 lbs
country dressed hogs quiet at 7alo per Ib.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Msrrh 51.-ThcTe appears n he dis
position on the Tart Of the hanks to withhold their
funds from the time money market. unless they 90
tam better rates than those prevailing rccrnuy.
Fer sixty and ninety days they are DOW asking =
Icr cent higher
Ratcs are y 5a2A PCT cent for sixty DAYS. 27.a3
for ninety DAYS, 354 for four five, and six months
AID for tie veal.
CUInnerc.I TapT Is unchanged al 5ssa54 per cent
for the best Mans
London discounts. - pcr crnt. unchanged Pans
discounts. "a per cent unchanged Berlin dis
counts, So IeT cent. unchanged
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Lawsuits.

No 5S6L United Statfs e1 rel. Albert Todd and
Auditor for the War Department; mandamus- At
torrcys. King & King.
No. 5j45l T. W. Fowler Commissioners Dis
trict Of Columbia same. Attorney. c. ". Fowler.
No. 5546. Stone & Fairfax George f. Reed.
appeal. Dcfcndant,s attorneys, Baker. Shelby &
Hogan.
No. 5E Katherine Follin 3. Capital Traction
Company: damages Sn.0o Attorneys. Arthur Peter
and r. Il. Ray.
No. 5Ss. Henry C Eddins Potomac Electric
Power Company; damages. 5000. Attorney, L. A.
Chase.
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Di strict Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
M 9l6 In re npenr: alley in square 86l; ycr-
dict hlCd.
No d. In cItensin Of alley m s1ua,e 100
MY SWorn.
M 81 MrtZyrr Markham ct al. motion tp
aside order Of Marh a. 1911, oFcrrlcd.
No IN. In conformation d srlarss 8 70
20; Judgment awarding payment TO Elizabeth
Schneider.
No ~ In opening of Fesendcu street; Or
der to pay funds into registry.
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HaIf-breed Bloodhound Used.

There is only one bloodhound used at
the Occoquan workhouse to pursue es-
Gaping prisoners, and he is half-breed.
This is the reply of Supt. Whitaker to
the statement made by Paul Kester that
it is "a shocking spectacle to see blood
hounds pursue negroes through Fairfax
County-a sight which can only b de-
morarzing."
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Equity Suits.

No JD76 GesrEs 4. Co-1hios Constantine
Vlalos ct al Judgment creditors bill. Attorney,
George T. ThOmaides.
No jD7. Fircnen's Insurance Company vS Ann
". WiIlette; subsitod trustne- Attorneys, G. c.
Gertman
ward c. Thomas; Injunction and accounting. At
toTncy, T. Ii. Lnughran-
Nc Or9. Isaac S. Lyon Susie 81. Busey
injunCt ION.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 76. In Salvador D. Moore; hearing on
discharEr fNed for MAY IS
No. 81. In re William ]. Zen Co.: rferrn>r To
referee.
Nc. t6l. In r. Standard DIry and Icr Company
rrfc1e'S foe orierpi rnid.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & o., NAM
bezs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
hs.
New York, March :1.-Tcday's market vas
disappointing to the bulls Weekend statistics
which gave promise earlier In the week to strongly
favoring their position not entirely satisfac-
tory. The intosiEht movement WAS increased U
an Unlocked for addition of about 100 bales in
the shape Of shipSnent Of about this quantity
from Pert Arthur to Europe. This made the hg-
ures 1000 bales. against lG 600 last year Late in
the day spinncrs' takings were announced by the
New York Cotton Exchange at as.0o against
5000 bales for the previous week. and 10000
bales last year Though spnneTs' takings Of Amer
lean cotton have rccrntly been largely in excs of
the year previous. tody's tltals we're 4 surprise 70
the trade II Is true the loss for the week was
Isl o0 bales against sbout 5000 bales last year. but
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quay. ,-':.' 10, tt -
ness No 1 Northern sEriDg to arrive, f. o. b., lo4
No. 2 red T. o. b. sol1 No. hard, f. o. b., 81
No. macaroni (. O. b., aA; No. Manitoba T. o
b., loo. Exporters took two loads Manitoba.
OURN-Irregular: fair inquiry. Steamer, 5lh; eI
port basis: new No. 9. f. O. b.. 5sA; new No elc
yator. domestic 5ix. Exporters took fourteen loads
chiefly opening navigation.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the cond4
ton Of the United States T.easury vas:
Working balance in Treasury U;fc1... 50 80 cS g
In banks and in Philippine trrasurS.... q ed Isl -
Total balance in general fund .......... s. "a 80 81
Ordinary TecHpts. 80 9g7 70
Ordinary disbursements. $50 So 20
| The surplus yesterday S1.S0 1870: this month.
s. 76O $3.50; this month lasi fiscal year.. S.BSJ-
6l9G5: TO date this fiscal years. S. l.92g6l L Is
against SI7. l69 1880 at tins time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March 3l--wHfAT-Cosed dull; spot
and Aprl. 90 bid; May. sok asked
CoRN-Clcsed frm- Spot and Arfl, 5ox; May.
IN.
oArlDun No white, IS asked; Standard
vhits. ~ ssksd; Eo vhits, ~ sske6
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Mechanics Lien.

No. lg2. Peyton ID. VinSnn vs. Mary L. FoI
part lot .. square 1s3. and part lot 2. square
S4Si.63. Attorneys. Gittings & ChanbcTlIn-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open, eas high 2Is; low IS close, "a
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Wait for Supreme Court De-
cision Lowers Stocks.
WHEAT AND COTTON WEAK
Antitrust Decisions Feared by
Brokers-RailroadxL List Net Gains.
Bank Investigation Proved Myth.
Interest Great in Bank Loans.
Trading Remains Light.

New York, March m.-The general ten
dency of stocks to-day was downward for
no reason whatever as appeared except
the desire of many Spectators for the
rise to reduce their commitments or close
them pending the possible announcement
of a decision by the Supreme Court in
the antitrust cases on Monday. Selling
of this sort at the end of each week
had been a feature OF stock exchange
business since 1t was considered likely
that decisions by the Supreme Court were
possible
The activity in the market, although
greater than it was a few days ago. was
stin less than it has been in the imme-
diatc past, and beyond the news of the
decisions there was no factor of i'm
Portancc that seemed to weigh in market
operations.
At one time selling of stocks was sup
posed to be predicated upon a statement
in some of the morning newspapers that
the Attorney General meditated an attack
upon a more or less mythical banking
trust in this city. but by the middle of
the day the Attorney General formally
announced that there was absolutely no
basis for the story.
Both the cotton and wheat markets
We're unsettled and weak, and as this
was again based on exceedingly favor
able indications for the next harvest, the
circumstance might have been calculated
20 promote a rise in stock market prices.
No attention was paid to it however, and
so far as any general Wall street spcCu-
lation in these two commodities is now
concerned il appears to be at the mini
mum.
Railways Offer Statements.
Only two railway companies of impor-
tance offered statements of earnings to-
day. They were the Illinois Central and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the former
making an exhibit of an increase of ST.
coa in gross and of $500 N net. The re-
port of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
was more favorable. nearly 500. pnn of n
gross increase of S3oS. 900 being saved net
curious development Of the day. and
one that attracted as mach attention As
any other, was the various unofficial
estimates printed to the results likely
20 be shown in tO-mOrrCW'S hank state
ment. a very great outflow of MONEY.
more than $9.OO0,0OO, is known TO have
taken place during the week from the
banks into the subtreas:I-y. and vet it
seems that an inflow almost equally rs
large has occurred from the interior
banks to the large local institutions,
nearly cOunterbalancinC the loss TO the
SUbtreaSury.
The popular suppoSitiOn has been also
that hank loans have increased in the
week because Of various propositions for
financial arrangements due TO take place
on April l. and the common impression
las been that large sums OF money have
lately been called into temporary use by
the rise in certain bank stocks.
Al some Of the larger banks to-day it
Was stated that from their own trans
actions there waS ground for the belief
that tho enlargement OF general bank
loans during the week rad been com
paratiVely small and that the gain in
cash was greater than rumored.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. March 51.-BradStrects hank ciearings
the United States for the week ended March %
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The Safest Investments

Arc those that do not nuctuate during dis
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
kets- First deed Of trust notes first mort
gagesl. well secured on real estate in the Die
trict q Columbia. constitute 'gift-edse'' in
vestr7ents. They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals og COR
porstons for their stability, and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such investments in amounts hun
500 upward Send for booklet. "CcncaninS
Loans and Investments"
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs Co.
members OF the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By ". b. HibtB & Co, mer
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Bull
sv1 10
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DIRECTORS:

George w. Gray,
William ID. Hoover,
George Howard.
Reginald S. Huidekopcr,
.. II. ?. Johnson.
Thomas r Jones,
Victor Kaufman.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

'EI dividend.
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The call consumed within a few minutes
Of an hour, and by the time the after
call pickering had queted sufficiently
to permit of closing, it was 80 o'clock.
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Lanston led the activity by a sound
margin, jumping from the bid price of
Thursday, SO, to 81 at the call, and NOV
ing about at the rate of SO shares, of
which all but the last twenty were sold
at the advanced price. The last batch
brought 1875. 1t is understood most of
the buying was for the filling of one
order.
Holbrook argus., 1911-09-12
Sloan to be Judge.

Governor Richard E. Sloan of Arizona will be the federal judge for the district formed by the ad mission of New Mexico and Ari- zona to statehood, according to d Washington news dispatch The appointment will be m Ade very soon after the first state election, which is expecte1 to eliminate the recall of the judi. ciary and be the final act in the accomplishment of statehood Not only has President Taft a very high personal regard fot the governor of Arizona. but ht estimates his legal qualifications as of the best.-Parker Post.
Holbrook argus., 1911-09-12
ASHURST ON THE
 POLITICAL ISSUES

The Hon. Henry F. Ashurst, who is aspiring to be one of the first U. $. Senators, of whom there are two to be elected, ot the State of Arizona, spoke to a large and appreciative audience at the band stand Saturday evening. A large crowd of la dies were among the audience to hear MT. Ashurst, which pleased that gentleman very much. On account of a little drizzI1ng rain, Mir. Ashurst did not speak as long as he wished.
 District Attorney w. P. Geary introduced to the crowd Mir. Ashurst, who is well known to the people of Winslow and for that matter, all over Navajo county. In opening his speech, Mir. Ashurst declared himself a candidate on the democratic ticket for Senator, and that he was here to talk for himself and not to knock his opponents. He gave good reasons why he wish ed to be Senator and told what should be done for working men throughout the country by way of legislation in Congress. which he hopes to bring about, if elect ed. He declared he would in nc way be influenced by any cor poration and never had any afhliatlon with any corporation! that would try to influence hin in any way, although believing in fair deal for everyone, botl the rich aud the poor. He saiC he believed i'll the recall, .ano hoped that at the very first meet ing of the legislature that tEv same would be made a law.
 From all accounts everyone present seemed to be well pleased with his declarations and nc doubt Mir. Ashurst will be . lively candidate in the coming campaign.
Holbrook argus., 1911-09-12

COW BOY COMMITTEE Wm. J. Burke, Chairman, 0. M. Bled- soc, w. G. Kelly, E. A. Wing, G. R. Bauerbach, c. J. Spellmire, J. A. Lyons Barnett Stiles and Don Chisholm.
 INDIAN SPORTS CnMMITsEE W. F. Williams, Chairman, Chas. Calm Wm. H. Dagg, Tom Dye, Theo. H. Shufiin, Frank Flickenger, w. A. Parr and Geo. Klase.
 JUVENILE SPORTS Thos. Seeger, Chairman, T. J. Hesser, Chisholm, w. J. Daze, Oldaker, La Chance and l. M. Scott.
 BARBECUE COMMITTEE W. F. Williams, Chairman, Barnett Stiles, Seth Stiles, Mulholland. La. Chance, Bargeman, Gus Hansen, Chas Downs, Pittman, Mapes and Hubbard
 MUSIC COMMITTEE Prof. Ellis, Chairman. J. B. Drumm Benj. Downs, Workman and Greaves
 IMPROVEMENTS COMM1STEE Theo. H. Shufiin, Chairman, -Chas Daze, Fred French, Mark Wilson. W A. Vaughan.
 ENTERTAINMENT OF PIONEERS T. J. Hesser, Chairman, M. H. French Shuflin, Chisholm, Fred Seeger, Flick enger, Parr, Bauerbach. Kelly ant Burke.
 TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Benj. Downs, Chairman, Burbage Reyes. Ratelle, Kleindienst and Hun ter.
 ORDER COMMITTEE Chas. B1edsoe, Chairman, Ketchun Dagg, Sam Fleming, Korn, crippen Kennedy, Rubi, Hubbard, Scaife ant Dr. D. C. Brown. CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE J. E. Campbell, chairman, Gillard fius, F. T. LaPrade and Kaufman. -
Holbrook argus., 1911-09-12
Local Happenings

Don Cooley came to town from hls fathers ranch the last week, accompanying Mrs. Chas. Coo ley home and informs us that his father is improving rapidly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Ambruster left last Wednesday for Sawtelle, Calif., where they go to make their future home.
 Mrs. w. N. Wilson of Stafford, Ariz., and Miss Julia Savage of Woodruff, were visitors with Mrs. W. H. Clark the past week
 Deputy U. S. Attorney J. E. Forest, of Prescott, was busi- ness visitor here the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Seth Stiles, of Joe City, were visitor here the past week. From here Mir. Stiles left for points in New Mex ico on cattle business.
 Ben Crosby was a visitor here a few days ago with his new automobile.
 Sol Earth of St. Johns, was a business visitor here last week.
 I. A. Chavez, of St. Johns, who has large cattle interest in Apache county, brought his two sons to town the past week to send them to Santa Fe, N. M., where the boys will attend college.
 Ed. Howell was a business wis itor here the last week. Loral Owens of Snowflake wa. i'll town the past week to meet his father, who came from up II the Utah country with a flint band of sheep.
 Tuan Padilla was a visitor or business in the Probate Cour the last week.
 Adolf Schuster returned iron Los Angeles the last week wher he has been visiting with hi family.
 , Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Divelbes and the children returned iron , their vacation at Oak Creek tn S past week.
 l Lee Newman was a Holbrool visitor a few days ago. Frank Owens, now doing tof , est service duty, was a visito
 last week.
 e Bud Howell was in town tn
 last week attending to matter 2 of business.
 Tohn Hurley. who purchase ) the blacksmith shop and res L dence of Mir. Wm. Ambruster, 1 now ready for business. Beln
 a good mechanic. we bespeak fc
 him a liberal patronage. \ Geo. Wilber and John Nelso l were i'll from thelr headquarte1 lat Heber, Ariz., after supplies.