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The evening world., 1911-01-21
WURRA WURRA:

WURRA WURRA:
What Is your opinion OF a man who
calls himself an Irishman, n a Kerry
man at that, who presided at a meetlns
OF the Na-Bocklish Club. where the FOL
lowing ode was sung at the opening TO
the tune of Maryland. My Maryland:
Germany. o Germany.
Why don't you set old Ireland free?
Why don't you grow the shamrock
And sing the Wearing OF the Green?
Germany. o Germany.
Why don't you set Old Ireland free?
This club meets at No. 2i sumner
avenue. Brooklyn. and Matthew Brassel
10 the president. l heard this sung at
the last meeting. to which j was an In
vited guest. Your truly.
JAMES DELANEY.
What's wrong with that ode. Mr.. De-
laney? II the Dutch don't free Ireland.
who win?
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COOKING AT YOUNG Pal

r COOKING AT YOUNG Patrick
Francis Joseph Mcfarland. Esq.
OF South Chicago. laying Mr..
John Patrick Goodman on the sleeping
couch at the Falrmont Athletic Club. I
had TO regret the necessity that makes
US all want to see one gent wailop an
other. But ] had to admire the was
that the young man from Chicago
picked out a particular spot on the Jaw
OF the fair young Mr.. Goodman and
snapped over n right mitt in such n
quick and forcible manner that Mr..
Goodman remained on his knees while
the gloomy visagod third man inside
the roped Enclosure slowlyly but re-
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NEGRO WINS BIG VERDICT.
IL Awarded $4,000 in First Case
Under New Law.

courts under the new Employers LA
bility law a jury before Justice
Morschauser in White Plains has
awarded $4,000 10 Thomas Sawyer.
nineteen years old. a 'nipper' boy In
the aqueduct tunnel who lost his leg N
an accident Oct. 81.
Sawyer. who II a negro. was EN-.
ployed by the bravo Construction Conn
pany. n Pittsburg corporation. which
10 building one OF the tunne sections.
sawyer's attorney. Eugene +. MCGEE
OF No. 1874 Nassau street asked 10
have the Ease rushed to trial In order
that the new law might be tested,
His application was granted.
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MEXICAN TROOPS MARCH
TO ATTACK 400 REBELS.

N PAsO. Tex, Jan. photographic
advices received by local railroad ON
Gals state that a hght between F'edera,s
and lnsurrectos !s hourly expected IN
Casas GrIndes, one hundred miles south
os here.
Two hundred Federals under Lieut.
Col. Cervates left Ascension yesterday
and are approaching Casas Grandes.
near where is n force OF four hundred
insurrecios under Col. Robago. a fight
likely.
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WARsHIPs FOR PORTUGAL.
American Bulldog Bids VIII Help
RcOrRanize Navy.

LISBON. Portugal. Jan. 2l.-Bernado
Machaeo. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
announced to-day that favorable bids
from both American and English ship
builders would permit the immediate
reorganization OF the navy.
He added that he believed that the
recent strikes had only strengthened
tho Republican institutions. as the
strikers had not a5uged their newly
acquired rights. Commercially Portugal
was In an excellent condition. the Min
lister said. a modus vivendi would soon
he signed with France and a CONNER
clal treaty was being negotiated with
Italy.
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LEFT TWO $4,000 WILLS.
Roberts Marked Second Instrument
Void and First Is Cues
toned.

'optNhl 10 iAt rN'Hihs Nbrlu,l
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Jan. eli
The filing of n OF two Wills left by
the late T.. Pl%errepont Roberts of York
town in the W~estchester Surrogate
office to-day disposing OF $4,000 has
created a legal question. Roberts made
a will and later -he made a second,
without destroying the first. Later he
crossed out his signature on the Sec
ond will and marked on the margin
void. Il. =, Roberts"
The first will vas found without any
marks on It. The question arises as
TO what his intention was when he
made the second will, The courts hold
tina 1t revoked the first will. and when
he marked the second will void he des-
troyed that also.
Bronx subway Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting of Bronx taxpayers
who want subways will be addressed to-
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several real nice sisters. Yours as
ever before.
FRED GRENTEREX PURDY.
Secretary Technical Council IS.
Civil Service Employees Associ-
alton. and chief %gunncr's mate.
first class. dis. expert gun point.
Third Division, First Battalion
Naval Militia. n. q. =. n. Y.
Commander Russell Kayncr.
A man with such an array of useful
and ornamental titles shouldn't be em-
b%arrassed by a query like that. \
man can't marry his widows sister In
this State. lie may in the astral state,
Try me on another one. son!
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New Torpedo Boat Disabled.

COPENHAGEN. DEM aT6, Jan. 2l.-
The newly built torpedo boat Vesta,
which left Karlskrona. Sweden, yester-
day on a trial trip aud was later report
"a a. missing. was towed into this port
today. She was discovered In q dT!ft.
ing condition vita her propeller shaft
broken.
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of Three sirens and Of q Pilot
Fish That Writes Poetry.
ETHE mans an idiot" mutters
uarnnlnnn ,,If maka him

lETHE mans an idiot" mutters
Hermione. III l make him
feel like that. why doesn't he
come over and kick about It. instead OF
Hopping around In that little tub and
writing me fathoms OF siush?"
She is thinking of the yellow-maned
poet who writes love verses to her on
corn-colored n~otepaper. And she Is 10
have further experiences with the hand
some fellow, which will give her still
more cause for troublesome thoughts.
For presently, when she has gone to
shooting birds in the early morning, on
a forbidden Island, sne being clad at
the time in a convenient and abbrevl-
ated bathing suit, he Is to rescue her
from an angry gamekeeper. Is to swim
with her the mile md a half to her
father's boat. Inc liz to kiss her good
by at parting-a kiss hat burns wen
under cold salt water.
The book-"The Magnet" by Henry G.
Rowland CDodd, Mead a. Coz, makes no
secret of the fac that Hermione Is
worth going far to see in that bathing
suit. But then. she Is a stuncling girl
any way in her twenty years. her SPLEEN
did length and her disregard for the
tViNtiItiois' one Is 10 one OF the UnTte
lovely daughters OF Capt. Bell. once Oi
the navy and now of the Shark. and she
has violet eyes and a mouthful OF sailor
slang.
Cecile is the oldest of tile trio, a des-
perate flint" and Paula Is the second
one-"soft and sweet as a West Indian
night breeze" Alas! for the mere mar
who Minds himself on the trail of THU
triplicate burden of beauty and bewlld
erment. Yet that Is exactly where th'
ycllow-haired poet finds himself. HI,
boat ts the Datfodil. And because h,
follows the Shark he Is. on board tn,
large craft. dubbed the Pilot Fish. Al
through Mr.. Rowlsnd's book he Is fol
lowing, following up the coast am
down the coast. from Halifax to Oh,
Point and back to Marblehead, and In
Joke OF II Is hat ne has mixed tw
ma!dens VI
In love with Hermione, he write
poems addressed to Cecile. He is some
times n stupid poet. but that long swlr
and the kiss under water are all to hi
good.
Paula has q lover. too. Cecile Is lei
to memory ana retribution, so that or
may lie sorry even for such a fl,rt. Al
tached to the poet Is the negiigibl
romance OF a mother who was cousin I
the King of Sweden and a father VIII
Is sailing master of the Shark.
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Romance of q Rachel Who Is
Served but Ill.

ACHEL RICKETTS, mother dies
X almost at Rachel's birth. The
father has run away long before
So the little girl has an irresponsible
bringing-up on the coast of Maine. with
a doting grandfather TO love and a fat
housekeeper TO hate.
At eighteen. nevertheless. Rachel Is a
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II. BANTER,
French Cruisers Coming.

BRESr. France, Jan. @i.-The French
cruisers Gloire, Condo and Admiral
Aube. under command of Rear-Admiral
Dufaure de LaJarte. sailed yesterday for
a cruise IN the Gulf OF Mexico and
along the eastern coast OF the United
states.
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ny YOUTHFUL FRIEND Mister
l\/I Hoffman, comes across with a
Iva direful query this week. Sez he:
WCRRA WURRA:
Maybe I am q batter. n maybe l
shoulder be. butt ! just sempiy cant
not help II to be a self elected sore
moth piece Of tho Common Peepel.
and NJ. LouShEn you shall In yuores
truly ind a apple bodid man as is
willing to put randum holes in big
and small games As well a. polly
ticks and other crooked bissenesses.
I can shoot, pecoss I was once n six
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WURRA WURRA:
a boy OF seventeen would like to
join an athletic club residing around
Harlem. Yours respectfully,
MAX DRTTZ.
IA East 1a0th street.
] don't know OF an athletic club re-
siding around Harlem. Max.
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night in Hopewell Masonic Temple.
Two Hundred and Fortieth street and
Van Cortlandt Park East. by President
Mitchell OF the Aldermen. Comptroller
Prendergast and Public Service Commits
sioner Eustis.
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WURRA wURRA .

WURRA WURRA!
4 bets that a man born In this country, under > n. in. cannot become
President Of the United states y bets h 10 car. Who wins?
WM, BOIGER, Maple avenue. Tatngs-on- Hudson.
II wins. There is no provHo regulating the height. breadth or weight of a
but. despite II. Height should not h g n qualification for N place in the battle
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The story Of q Play Made Perfect
and n Love Made Vain.

n ATRAVERS writes the review OF
mi her problem novel which blights
A'A her literary reputation.
He writes the criticism Of a problem
play which closes the doors OF .he
theatre where n Is leading lady.
But meanwhile he has fallen In love
with her. and when his pointed pen has
done It's worst for her immediate pros
poets, he adapts for her his own perfect
drama and sees her mount, on his lines.
to the highest peak In London stardom
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beauty. And about Their she meets
head and his s~ketch-book and his idea
OF a depth-indicator. Emil kisses Rachel
while he Is engaged to Annie Lawless,
his New York employers daughter. and
makes love to her still after he Is mar
ried and after Racket has become Mrs.
Simon Hart.
This love-making IS a handspring OF
Mary Mears's romance. The Bird In the
Box frederick a. Stokes Company.
II is the only matter In which Emil
shows persistence. Otherwise. he is an
erratic inventor. whose genius leads aim
10 design but not to perfect.
After meeting st, Ives. Rachel picks
up grandpa and tie fat h~ousekeeper
and goes to New York. where she ex-
periences an east side top floor and the
millinery of Division street. Where also
she meets Simon Hart. son of grandpa's
old benefactor. and eventually marries
him, despite his family pride. of which
she knows nothing. She we'd. indeed.
out OF gratitude for what Simon does
for grandpa. And IL Is then. because of
her dreams and because h stu loves
Emil, that h come a bird in a
gilded box.
While things are being Strengthened
out Simon is driven a good deal 10
drink. But finally the climax arrives IN
q fire IN which, Rachel nearly loses her
life.
st. Ives still has his Annie. Tho fat
~housekesper mas gone hack to the Maine
coast.
The Love Of Two irish Girls in ths
Days of Prince Charley.
A T the command of her brother
"A Terence, an Irish gallant dom.
{ n spy's service for King George
Eveleen O'Cailaghan ferrets out the
secret Of Capt. Hugh Graham. lying dis.
abled at Emlyn Castle.
At the dictates Of her own heart, no
long afterward, Eveleen confesses he
~treachery and sends Graham ridinl
away. not only for his own safety. blu
to warn Marty O'Sunivan and his BRAY,
fellows, plotting for Prince Charley Of
scheme for their capture and death.
Thus begins May wynne's new stor.
OF old Stuart hopes. 'For Charles th'
Rover (R. +. Fenno Il Coz. and be
fore the book Is done there 10 the &c
count OF much boasting and bloodshed
Bat also OF not a little love.
Unwittingly, Eveleen has sent the ma,
she loves straight 20 Mary O'Sullivan
sister OF the giant n valiant Morty
Ia Biddy O'Grady's cabin these tw'
meet. In a suffocattng chamber unde
blocks of peat they hide from pursuers
in the natural course of events thei
iearts come to boat not less tenderl
,or each other than bravely for a con
mon cause.
Poor Eveleen! Her treachery ha
brought a heavy penalty, Yet ono
again-and for the third time. since o
page Is OF the book she has rescue
him from the dark waters In which III
boat has been sw~amped-she is to saw
> Hugh Graham. This is when, overpow
cred by Terence's men and taken bac
3 to Eveleen. 1t seems sure that he wi
get his death sentence In the morning
Mary O'Sullivan is dark and siendsl
Eveleen O'Callaghan Is a fairy-lik
: blonde. Tive types OF Irish lovelinesi
! In tho end Mary stands by Graham
t side. Eveleen Is destined gal Tor IN
lights OF L~ondon-and Morty has die
4 for his prince,
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vURRA WURRA:
papers again. The sunrageues beat him up. A FEY days ago he lee the
gallant charge of 1000 boobies" and $50 horse, foot and artillery o. II. NJ.
Service o n re Houndsdtch anarchists. Before that he got wrecked In
baron de Forests steam yacht. Before that, and before that, and before
that he landed his name in big type.
isn't winston the 'Cemmy" plscol of London? Yours.
PDrTICOAT IANER.
Alas. YES, Churchill Is worse than the Public Service Commission.
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NOVELS IN A NUTSHELL

Thus far. everything CLOVIS in F..
Phillips ~Oppenheim's new DOC Der
enice." Little, Brown K Coz. 4 tear
ful decline begins with the revelation
Of a brutal, paralyzed and Justly aban-
doned husband existing as a mora
barrier between Matravers and Berenlce
between he lover and "A waiting,
proftered Paradise.
Mr.. Oppenheim might readily pass 20
n happy ending. The husband Is almost
dead when he Is revealed. and he is
also in n touching state of penitence
for his various sins OF commission.
There Is, moreover. a beautiful child
who needs a bringing up. But the
authors mind Is set on sacrifice and on
a stern presentment OF the gospel OF
seif-repression,
"Berenice' closes in a tragedy OF o
and the apotheosis OF duty.
Mn r for n Price to One whose
Face He Never sees.
FREDERICK TILE, briefless young
lawyer. Is strangely married In a
L New York counselor's office to a
woman who keeps her veil down, whose
signature is covered from her husbands
eyes, who vanishes at the enc OF the
| brief civil ceremony.
For playing Ids part in this blind game
|, Tile gets half a million dollars OF
| rather the income OF that amount, the
| first years $4,000 being paid when ne
| signs the marriage papers. He Is 10 De
| rec again after Ave years. But mean
while every time he asks a leading ques'
ton about his own wedding a Nth OF
his income will be cu- off.
This Is the beginning of Max MARGINS
story Are You My Wife, (Morat
Yard & Coz 1t looks as II the author
has provided sufficiently against thu
r~avaging curiosity of a mysteriousll
married man. Blu the reader who take
this view has yet to k.ow nis Tile. Fred
erick feels presently the cankerlng tain
OF his mercenary plunge into unhol!
wedlock. Besides he rails In love Will
the beautiful girl who's life he save
By a miraculous stopping of runawa!
horses.
Tile becomes emotional. He asks fool
ish questions. He loses his half milltol
by intent. He purges himself for hi
pure passion. And part OF the time he !
shut up. along with the girl he loves. a
abducted and rapturous knight. IN
strongly guarded house in the Bronx.
Why complain that II Is a preposterou
story. as It runs? Does not true Low
prevail in the end? snd is II not 70
reasons OF hereditary right in an I'm
named principally of Europe that TIL
Is made a transient bridegroom of con
yenience?
In fiction there Is no sane and safe wa
{ TO serve the State and the Princess.
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ETTING DOWN to the %irrepres-
sibles who do not like my face,
~ here comes from distant Scran,
a caligraphic wit, TO wit;
WURRA. WURRA:
Gink OF Scranton wagers a nut
sundae that the wv. r." section OF
your handle stands for waldo Puy-
sier." while Cook OF wiikes-Barre
hazards a new fuzzy Kelly hat the
initials stand for willie Patrick"
Has either the right hunch?
BY the way. Mac. how long did II
take you to summo up enough cour-
4 to slap that map at the top Of
your column?
Wurrily,
ola .ENCE, Scranton, Pa.
Cook is right on the Willie Patrick
What's the matter with that map O
mine at the head of this column? II
told it ilatters me. IN let IL go at tina
IL might be worse.
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Wurra-w urrily.
VERE's a writer whose mind seem,
. 10 take a keen delight In exploita

7 VERE's a writer whose mind seems
~ TO take a keen delight In exploita-
tion OF the contraries:
WURRi WURRi:
J SEM You shafts of wisdom which
have flashed through my brain In the
last few days: ]. Pluck is better than
luck. =. Because YOU have money to
burn Is no reason why you should
hprn tho candle at both ends. 3. He
who watts for something 10 urn up
Is generally among those who are
turned down. What do you think OF
them? Let me down easy, please
Yours with a smile.
T.. BANTER,
No. II Hull street, Brooklyn.
Tho fact that YOU come from Brook
Ign let's you down easily enough. Mr.
Baxter. Residence In that section OF
tho city Is calculated 10 drive a maj
10 write evon worse dope than yours.
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-EBRUARY II will be known as
Bronx Night" at Ebling's Casino,
i when the Gene Mcclure Association
VII hold It's annual smoker for Its mem
bership. Billy Gibson and Billy job
will head a large delegation OF Fair
mont A. G. members. Packey McFar-
and has promised Gibson he viii be
present to rehesrse a little monoiogue
on al Wolgas,. Sports from all over
the city will attend. Twenty acts OF
vaudeville q been arranged to enter
tain the members n guests. "Big
jim" Brown, Billy Gibson and Jack Me-
Guinness will see that everybody Il
happy. Autos furnished by Joe Ahearr
will convey the guests from the l. q
The casino. Freight trucks VIII have e
te used 10 get the guests hons.
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r TOW WE ALL FELL" FOR Now
II Old is Ann?" The pigs in clover
4 and the fifteen puzzle had their
vogue and drove many strong men TO
untlmely ends. Once In a while a new
catch" breaks loose and lives IT'S short
career and dies unwept. Here's a be-
lated one:
WURRA WURRA:
You being away M on State
laws. will you kindly answer "Is
there any law which prohibits n
man marrying his widow sister in
this etats7 Intend becoming mar
ried on Monday. Jan. 23. 1910 thrst
onense. thank your. and have been
ios!ng sleep trying 70 decide tho
above. The future Mrs. Purdy has
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
Sale of TOwnsite Lots

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Trustee of the Town site of Flagstaff, Arizona, that he will offer for sale to the highest bidder, over and above appralse- ment, and in accordance with the Act of March IS, 1900, of the Leg islative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, all of the lots in Block 3 l., the unsold and vacant lots in Block N I, M I, M, ? NJ, NJ 4 M, ? X, 3 X, 4 X, 2 Y, } Y, ? /, 3 z, 1 /, 5 Z, and any other un- sold and vacant lots the title oi which remains in the name ot the trustee of said townsite. For fur ther particulars and plat, call on the trustee. Terms: Cash on day of sale. Sale will take place Mon day, May 22, IerI, at the office ot said trustee, at the county court house, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 ROBERT J. KIDD, Trustee of the Townsite ot Flagstaff apr.2I-4t
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COcON|NO COUNTY CENSUS
County shows Very Good Gain, But Would Show More Now---Flag- staff Sure Has Kick
 Coming

The official census of Coconino county shows a good, substantial gain, but it is evident that Flag staff could beat the figures now by over 500, not including Milton, which joins the city limits and which is in reality part of Flag. staff.
 The official census oi the county is as follows: Coconino county, 8,I3o; popula. ton in 1900, 5,5I4.
 Town of Flagstaff, I,633: ir 1900, I,27I; in 1900, o63.
 Flagstaff precinct, present pop ulation, 543.
 Bellemont precinct, 6o2. Total population for Navajo h. dian reservation in Apache, Coco nino and Navajo counties, Arizona; Mckinley, Sandoval and San Juan counties, New Mexico; and San Ivan county, Utah, in 1910, IS,o3I, and in 1000, 8,8o7. Fredonia precinct, including Ere donia village, I77. Fredonia village, Io6.
 Grand Canyon district, 2oo. Rogers Lake district, v.
 Spring Valley district, Io7. Upper Oak Creek district, 30.
 Williams precinct, including Williams town, G,326. Williams town, I,267.
 Havasupai (Supai) Indian res ervation, I7I; in 1900, 25o. Hopi (Moqui) Indian reserva' ton (part oD I7S; total for Hop Indian reservation in Coconino and Navajo counties, 3,S4o; in 1900 3,So7.
 Navajo Indian reservation (part oD 2,544; in 1900, Sos. Cor to- tai of that part of Navajo Indian reservation in Arizona, see Apache county.)
 Walapai (Hulpai) Indian reser' vatiou (total in Coconino and Mo- have counties, a6o. Remainder of county, 35I.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05

SE4), Sec. 31, T.-23 N, R. 5 E., G.. and s. R. M., 160 acres, appli- cation of J. c. Watson, of Flag staff, Arizona; List 3-694. The SE4 of NE4, Sec. 32, T. 2l N, R, 4 E., 4Q,acres, application of William Kay, of Williams, Ari- zona; List 3-696. The EA. of SW4, the WB of SE4, Sec. 5, T. 21 N., R. 8 E., G. and s. R. MS, l60 acres; application of J. C. Morrow, of Cliffs, Arizona; List 3-7l2. The EA of E4 of NWi of SE4, the S4 of Sa of SEl of NE4. the E4 of SE4 of SW4 of NE4, the SE4 of NE4 of SW4 of NE4, the NWi of SE4 of SE4 of NE4, the S4 ot NW4 of SEa of NE4, the NJ of SWd of SE4 of NE4, Sec. 20, T. 2l N., k. 1 E., G. and s. k. M., 40 acres, application of Jesus Quijada, of Williams, Ari- zona; List 3-722. Fred Dennett, Commissioner of the General Land Office. Approved April 3, 1911, Frank Pierce, First Assis- tant Secretary of the Interior.
 Lists 3-694, -696, TIP, and -722.
 may5to26
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Notice to Creditors

Estate of George H. kraus, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator ot the estate of George H. kraus, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publi- cation of this notice, to the said administrator, at his office in Tuba City, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction ot the business of said estate, m sad county of Coconino.
 :. $. Preston,
 Administrator of the Estate oi
 George H. Kraus, Deceased. Dated at Tuba City, this 22nd day of April, 1911. apraS-4t
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
Probate Court Notice

In the Probate Court of the Coun-
 ty of ,Coconino, Territory of
 Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of James M. Sanford, deceased.
 Notice of hearing petition for distribution, and hearing oi final account and report.
 Notice is hereby given that Lois A Fenton, the eXecutrix of the estate of James M. Sanford, de- ceased, has filed in this court her final account and report of her administration of said estate, and also a petition, praying for a de- cree of distribution of said estate, and that the same will be heard on Wednesday, the 10th day of May, A. D., 1911, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court, in Flag staff, county of Coconino, Terri tory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are noti- fled then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated April 27, 1911.
 Robert Kidd, Clerk.
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Notice

Should you wish to take a va cation, long or short, where you could enjoy all the pleasures and comforts of the larger cities, drop a card to the manager, De Hayden Hotel, Cosnino, Ariz., and they will be glad to furnish you with all the information necessary.