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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-01
Serial No. 02i0
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Puhlisnct)
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Ohi.e t
Carson Ciiy, Nevada.

u. S. Land Oiii.e t
Carson Ciiy, Nevada.
June 7, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Hat
tie May f .inken. former y II at tie
Nav Drown of Lamoiile, Elko
County, Nevada, VINO, on July %.
1908, made dcsett land applies ton,
No. O240, for NJ NEt Of Section
II, Township 81 North. Range 81
East, Mount nidblo Meridian, has
fled notice Of mention to make
Final Proof, to establish claiI.
10 the land above described, before
the clerk Of Elkp County, at Elko,
Nevada on the eighteenth day of
July 1912.
CT INFANT name as Witnesses:
Charles H. KlecEncr, of Lee,
Elko county, Nevada. Clark Drown
of Lee, Elkn county, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FOURTH JUDICIAL. DIS
TRICT OF TIE ST. OF
NEVADA, II Or
THE COUNT - nm. 40

all other pesrons, unknown, claim
Ing any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the rea! prope rty d.
cribcd in the complaint adverse 10
Plaintiffs ownership or any clnud
up n llaintiif's title thrre.u,
! Defendants.
| Summons.
The Safe Of Nevada senis greet
Jag to:
Archibald Fraser and also all
other persons, unknown, rlaia'iu.
any righ', title, estate, lin c.
interest in thcsrcal prnDc"ty desert
bed in the complaint adverse 10
Pl niHff's ownership ur any clcud
upon Plaintiffs tide thereto, y. =
fGndunt*.
YIu are hereby required to.nr-
pear in an action brought sgGins,
you by the above named rllitiL
in the District Court Of the FIuItu
Judicial District Of the State cf
Nevada, in and for the County Of
S.Iko, and to answer the complains
filed therein, Within ten days, les.
elusive If the day Of sarvicp) aTt,r
the service an you Of this sun
nons--if served within this Couaty:
or if served out Of Ills C,u {!
but in this District, within twCn,,
days; otherwise within forty ID, :.
Or judgement by default will h,
taken against you according to tHa
prayer of said Complaint. The said
| action Is brought 40 dc crniu2
adverse claims to- and clouds upon
the title to the foil wing described
real property, to wit: Lot Fl
,een" of Black Two OF the Town IL
Carlin, COulty Of Elko, State OF
Nevada by said plaintiff WiliisG
! Henry Woodruff, whc, by hims,i.
md his predecessors IN intlrc.l -,
la5 been in tie actual, exclusive.
open, continuous, notorious -.
! adverse possession of said property
for more than fifteen years psi 4.
90 the filing # the complaint ner.i.,
claiming to own the same in f-y
| against the whole world and WI
nIS by himself paid all taxes 60.
very kind l",icd OF assessed a.
iue against the said iT"pcrty our
inG the period of five Yeas neN-
preceding the fling Of The com
plant, and said plaintiff prays thu,
| plaintiff be Gecreed to be tic
lawful owner in fee Of Lot Fifteen
of Block Tao Of the ToNn d.
CarIin, County ct Elko, Safe -.
! Nevada, against the whole %,rl. !;
that the defendants may tie rcquit-
ed to set forth the nature OF their
81 aims AMI taat all adverse claims
Of the defendants NAV no JcIa,.. e; -
oil nv dacrce nj tbis Conrt. o..
oy said decree it shall be declared
anil adjuIped that the drfa,d.c.,
have, no estate or interest vb.f-
ever in or to said lands ~, yro.....
s,s; that the defendants he forcy,.
enioi6ed and dohgrroG g,,r, o.-,...
ing any claim in mr. ,o .,irI,.
and premises adverse 10 rlr pl.j,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
ASK COVER NOR
TO NAME JUDGE
City Court Docket Congested
During Continued Illness
Of Judge Scott.

In view of the continued illness of
Judge Il, Carter Scott, request viii
be made To Governor Mann to-day by
Clerk Edward Rowclle for appoin tment
of Circuit Court judge 10 hold the
remainder of this term OF the City
Circuit Court Judge Grinnsn, OF the
Chancery Court has been adjourning
the docket OF the City Circuit Court
from day to day and entering such
orders and motions as could not b,
deferred but his own court is much
congested with important matters, and
he has little time at his disposal.
Judge Crump, who recently assembled
the bcnclt In the Law and Equity
Court, is IN the midst OF & busy term,
with a large number OF cases on the
docket. and Judge Ernest II. Wells,
OF Hastings Court. Part :. IS holding
court in Hastings Court Fart / for
Judge Witt, WHO is still confined to
his home following severe spell Of
pneumonia. 1t is expected that the
Governor will assign some out-of-town
judge 10 hold the remainder of the
term for Judge scott. and ii may be
also that a Judge will be designated
to hold the next term fthc Ttenrico
Circuit Court for Judge Scott also.
Judge Scot, is reported to be Inn
proving from a severe attack of con
gestion. which was in the nature Of
q stroke but his condition IS such that
his physicians cannot say when he
will be able 10 resume work, and II Is
probable that when ne has sufficiently
recovered that they will advise a pro
longsd vacation before h again I'M
dertakes the burden Of court work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
GILES JACKSON
LOSES HIS FEE
Famous Litigation Over colorsd
Order of Elks Comes
to an End.

counsel fees cannot be made sub.
Jet Of consideration in estimatinz
uaIhuEoS incurred in asses where an
INJUNCTION was improperly sued out.
ruled Special Master Claude AZ Dean
In the United states Dls,rio, Court
Scstcrdhy. thus ending tn. long drawn
out litigation affecting the coiored or.
der or Elks Under the terms OF tho
decision. Giles Ii. Jackson. attorney for
me defendants. VIII be unable to col
lect his fees out OF the sureties on tho
Injunction bond and must fail back
Tor collection on the GRAND Lodge OF
lSlks. which employed him
Mr.. Dean was appointed by Judge
Edmund Waddill. Jr., on December 80,
1911, special master IN ascertain and
report tn. amount OF damages the de-
PENDANTS had sustained and suffered by
reason OF the wrongful suing out Of arr
Injunction against tho defendants on
October IL, 1910. Tho decision holds
that no damages were sustained by
reason Of the Injunction
Tho largest item In tho claim
for damages was an attorneys fec OF
$500 The report holds that such &c rs
are not a proper subject Of considcra-
ton In estimating such damages. Con-
trary doctrines arc said to be held In
Il number OF states, but the report fol-
lows a wall established Federal prac-
ticc. ag we'll As that Of Virginia and
other state courts. A number Of cases
are cited III support OF the ruling, tho
master holding that since there IS no
fxed standard of attorneys fees, and
since some COUNCIL demand more than
others there was danger Of abuse. since
more counsel might bc employed than
necessary when both clients and coun-
sci know that the fees are to be paid
by the other marty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

The United states Circuit Court az APP
psals reconvened yesterday morning ut 1880
. clock with Circui, Judge Prltchard and
District Judges Dayton and Rose IN attend
pnce.
The following cases which were In tic
call Tor Yesterday. were continued until this
morning:
80. lGi-Houer Adams. trustee Of the
estate OF Creed Collins. bankrupt; petitioner.
y. D"ckars Valley Lumber Co, creditor,
respond"ur; on petition ?or review OF Dis
trici Court ~ f'arlscrfhurg. " Va in Bank
-uptcy- Tn De argued BY s. \ Powell! aud
sherman Ronnson, " ITarrisvilic. " va.
lot the nctiiioner ana hy La2zolle nnd stew
AIT. Of Mofsanto"n ". Va, for ihe reSnon-
dent
ID iea-iroin4r Adams, trustee Or tho as.
tate of Creed Collins. bankrupt appellant.
- DecksrH valley Lumber Co creditor.
appcilor; appeal from the District Court a.
iHrkerS5urG y" va ~ bankraptcy. 70
nl nrrued by 5 \. Powell md Sherman
Robinson, OF Harrisvlllr, " Va. f1r tie an
ne.laHt and ~ I.1@2olie ana stewart os
Morsantowu " Va for thc appellee
Inc cotirt held conference ..sy.0n YES
'efd"y upor cases heretofore argued and
remaining undecided, and then u1jour5cd
until tbs morning 20 'o;J o'rlork
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
CITIZENS WANT
PARK BOULEVARD
Plans to Secure City and County
Aid Discussed at Prelimi-
nary Meeting.

meeting OF citizens Interested in
the plan proposed for park To park"
boulevard. extending from the Rcscr-
voir III William Byrd Park TO the
main entrance Of Joseph Bryan Park
on the hermitage Road. was held yes
terday afternoon at the office OF ELAN
Il Funston. The Boulevard is now
opened as n double driveway to the
northern city limits at Broad Sweet
Road II Is now proposed 20 continue
! TINS driveway. following what was
once known as the Missing Link Bl.
cycle Track" over the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
by the grounds OF the Virginia state
fhir Association. belonging to the
city in a direc, line to the intoracc-
ton Of the Hermitage Road and Vest
wood Avenue. and thence by widen
ms the HERMITAGE Road to conform.
by way of the y. L. Hill Monument to
Bryan Park.
number OF manufacturing plants
have been located along the proposed
ROAD on both sides OF the railroad
tracks. In tho ncighhorhood Of the
Fair Grounds and others arc pro.
jectcd. Tile land needed for widening
the road II is stuffed, has all been
dedicated. and the promoters hope to
interest the Council OF the city and
the Supervisors OF Iicnrico county in
an effort TO have the construction
undertaken jointly. y committee corn
posed OF Mcssrs John G. Easley. :. W
Meek ana o. II. Funston Was appointed
TO present the matter before the
Finance Committee Of the cily Coun-
Gil
Those present at the meeting were:
Nicssrs. O. II. Funsten, z. y. Catlin
John {. ERsley, Richard Meade. :, ".
Meek, - II Crcecy. Leroy Brown, r.
w. Dabncy. l.. T. Tarvie. John s.
lIarvlc. }. - blackburn, II. II. Pol
lard Jr. ANA Ianghourne NJ Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
COTTON MEN MEET
Parker Corporation Directors in Session nj
jefferson Hotel.

meeting ~ ,nn Parker Cotton Mills
Company. a i.rs.e2 corporation owning
and operating number OF mills In South
Caroline. was Held yesterday at the Ieiter-
son Hotel and was attended by represents
hive leaders !n the cotton manufacturing In
dustry. President Lewis W, Parker stated
factory and that no husn"ss OUT OF the or
binary transacted.
Among directors ana Others at Inc meet
ing besides Mr. Parker wer" WiliiaIn 4,
Bruttle. Thomas e. PARKER ami u. J. IIuvus-
worth, o. Grernvilie, :. G.; Edwin =, Frost
and - Pel2cr, Jr., % Charleston, :. e.,
and several nnauciefs from Boston
after ;Ae meeting tho visitors were on
CHih by Richmond bankers, many o: WHOM
$40 z.olkhnlle-s IN thn corDora tlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Charlie, j. Anderson President.

At ,ne annual meeting ., tho Virginia So
cio;y ~ the SOM 81 the American f;cyolu-
ton the following oniepra were elected:
ltotid.nt. Charlie, J. Ard"r.on; Fir; v'rc-
President. Arthur II. r'larkn; Thiui Eicc-
rretidont. Dr.. G " l. Brock. Board ~
Goyornprs-P. II. 3fhyo. Gsnrs. Cin~ford.
T. II LED Charles l. smith T : MUi.r
md l.. l.. Lewis Sousc:sh.p conmittre--
IohH Adam. DR. George no--. RtrhmonG
Moore .iuha q. Miller u. I. hinore snd
Robert " JsnTess. Chapla!u-S. r. Savage.
Serrotirl- and 'rteasurer-E. " Morre
Tile spc'oty - Va noursh!ns condition
many new members having been added Iur-
ing the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
GET ALLEGED THIEVES
Detective. Cab Two Men aud Charge Them
with IIou~chrraklug.

Irnn Kair ana cass Wiltshire we're arrest
., Yesterday ~ observation-disclosures wiley
:1,n tarnm o.. q cuGrEc 81 h3lvtuF cnterod
IN ,aaIhouse o. n = Grnin x htlther.
g. NoryN Se,eG,een'h St!ecA owners q =
:nloon nj thar place. AND stolen beer coils,
ropper. nine ttungs nnd other articles. TRIO
aatn were taken 20 Inc First POLES station
ana mold on charge dr househreakins.
X Ain IS >n'd 70 nave contested 20 N ih9t
while VIishirr declared himself innoceni
a. ,hc cnarEe Knin was formerly emp.oEod
IL. Tho aRiona az barHeeper
Nos, cl the property was recovered h>
the dcter,tycs In local jInh hgp, where u
he'd bacu Disposed O. Tor d ,cW cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

NIuulo ". Dvan librarian OF the court
literary. has been authorized by the Attor-
rey-Gener raj OF the unilsh States to accept
the bid OF the Lawycrs' Co-Operativc Pub
I;shing COMPANY. a: Rochester. y. Y, for
tie list Of law hooks recently sent 10 rari-
GUS publishers, This nrm being the loves.
bidder These books Will. add about 800 vol
unes to the library OF this court. This IL
nrary IL consiaeFed one OF tho best Federal
Libraries in the South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
Held n Eurliiyes.

Charles Miller, twoHty-six years old and
Alfred T.cnnch. twenty-five. were arrested
Yesterday by Detective crgcanls Wiley aud
kellam ms fugitvcs from Justice from Norge
Va. II is Understood that the men ..sc pc.
cu'ed Of stealing quantity Of clothing
They viii b. held until advices are received
from the authorities of Norge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
ftepnrt, Theft ofI.acc.

Mrs. william II. iiarbaugh. OF Paramount.
yesterday reported 10 the police OF the First
Disiric, that hos containing lace, value,,
at $50, was stolen from her buggy while X
was standing in front OF l.N1 North rwer-
itch street She accused whit. hoy Of III =
the!t and furnished a description OF him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Clarke Gusts and James Whitaker both
rolorei engaged in nigh, yes,erdav morn.
ins at Seventeenth and Marshall streets 4.
tho roknlt O! quarrel over game ~
craps. with drawn knives the negroes at
tackled one .Iothcr. Severe cuts were in
illctcd upon both. Thcy were placed under
arrest ana taken 10 the First Police station.
where surgical attention rendered. hv
Dr EIulchcr, of tho CIty Hospital! Boih
viii be- given p hearing this ,UoTning N
Police Court charges OF assault
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
PATROL MEN FINED
One Was Asleep on Heat. While other Was
1nsubortlinatc.

Pa,rolman j Z. Portcr. Of the Second Dis
tric,, vas fined so lnst night hv the Board
81 Police Commissioners when il was shown
that 10 la.i been found asleep on Isis heat
Wall" Oh duty ratroman ". II Dobnius
was He'd So for neglect o. du-y and !nshr-
h0rdination.
Aside from hearing these two cases the
commissioners took IN no business othcr
than the Informal discussion of the purchase
Of Two motorcycles which It Is proposed TO
ouy 90! the use or the department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Po.'cc Serre'nt Wilkinson. OF Alexandria.
returned nome Yesterday with sam Allen.
'"lored. who was arrested here several days
ago on charge %. murder, saiL to have
been committed ~ Alexandria more than sIx
ears ago. Robert Fuller ard Joan Drew.
also coiortd. said 10 have been eyewitnesses
70 the killing, accompanied Sergeant VII
hlnson The viii testify against Alien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
New Cigarette Factory

Ny. Patterson explained that since
the reorganization Of the American To-
bacco Company ana It's division into
separate companies, the Allen x Gin
ter Branch. in this city, had gone 10
the Liggett & Myers Company leaving
the American Companv no cigarette
factory in this city, and he predicted
tho erection of clgarctta plant here
at an early date of sufficient Size 10
compete on equal terms with ;hc I.iE
gett & Myers Company Reports indi-
cate that the Patterson Company mad ;
q bout 1000. 600 pounds of smoking and
plug tobacco last year. and the indica-
lions point to increased sales of tn.
popular brands Tho two factories TO
be operated here will have combned
capacity OF approximately 10000. 900
pounds, so that for tn, present at least
all surplus sales over that amount will
be made up in the American Tobacco
factories in louisville. The Patterson
Company retains in Richmond certain
distinct and widely advertised brands,
only transferring to Louisville those
brands of smoking tobacco using "a
large amount OF Kentucky hurley TO-
bacco. the cost OF divided operation be-
ing Offset BY freight advantages
Mr.. Patterson was careful to explain
that up to this time manufacturing
plans were still somewhat upset by the
court decisions dissolving the old
American Tobacco Company. There has
been a general shaking UP Of the bus
mess. and until matters settle down
again and the sales conditions Of the
various brands adjust themselves, it
would he imrracticabIc he thought, to
plan factory facilitic> or tn erection
Of new plants.
Mr. Patterson said that his election
as n vice-president OF the American
Tobacco Company would necessitate Ills
being in New York more or iass, but
that for the present al least he did not
contemplate moving his residence 10
that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
,,irc Doe. $1,000 manage.

ADout 81 - damn 90 vas doI.c tt ia s.7-
tcrdns- morning the millinery r4t4a.' yr-
msrt Of Mrs Lille Btraet'. SO Easl MOAN
STREET Tho Eiazc Was Sad % ha,c btth
einrtec h. curtain ia rear rp.-a ca'ra-
j.y IRE from the flames ~ U"eibt slu-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
WAS PEDDLING WINE
Negro Arrested for Trying to Sell Quart Of
Champagne.

Charles Fultz coiored. Mas arrested yes
tcsday by Detectives Wiley. Kc!lam and Az
kinsoii and taken to the First Police station.
where he was charged wills selling liquor
without a license.
The Officers were informed that Fulta was
peddling quart OF champagne with the
nopc Of selling II for lew cents. When
round the negro had the wine liz HIS posses
sion and it. with pint bottle which was
found IN his home IN Seventeenth Street.
viii NC used against him whom tho case Is
cAlisa this morning In Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

suit Vas h-ough, Yesterday in the Law
and EGutiv Court by j. Fcnton Taylor
against Royce l. Firooker for damages la Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24

Every time l come to town
Tho boys keep a-klckin my da"S
nroun
Makes no difference II he is a houn''
They gotta quit klcliin' my daws
aroun
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13
LOOKS BRIGHT FOR
 SOUTH SIDE LAS
Liberal Offer of Bartlett and Heard
 for a New Club House.

The l.. A. s. of the South Side held it's most enthusiastic meeting or the year so far at the home of Mrs. Pearl Simmons on Wednesday last Over thirty ladies were pres ent and a more wide awake crowd would have been hard to find. A let ter from Messrs Bartlett and Heard was read in which they agreed to give the ladies a building site and one half the cost of their new build ing. This most generous offer was much appreciated by the society.
 Following a general discussion in regard to the building. committee was appointed to start a subscrip- ton list, also to interview contrac- tors and to have some plans to sub init at the next meeting which will be held at Mrs. Alice Lessen's April 24. 1912
 Alter refreshments of ice cream and cake Mir. Simmons took snapshot of the ladies and the meeting ad- journed
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract & Title Co. l34 West Washington Street.

II. G. Murphy to R. A. Galbraith- Deed to w F NE r NE h Sec. 8. T s. R r.. Annie J Morris to Henry c. Pow ers-Deed to acres NV !. Sec r.. I l2 N, R F.. Edward Pattee and wife to w. J Mervyn-Deed to N F NE T. Sec g. TT l s, R F.. Geo. II. Woodson and wife to Ida Chipperfield-Deed to lot 24. blk ? Kensington Place.
 Fred s. Stephen and wife to s. F Williams-Deed 10 w F lots and 2, and all lot 6, Somerville Acres.
 O. A. Turney to Alma E. Laird Deed to F. F NV h Sec F. T ? N. R T F.
 Porter Steels to Alma E. Laird Deed to F. !: NV T. Sec F. T 2 N, RE
 Same to w. w. Cook-Deed to SW r. same
 Harry Peirce to Victor A. Stein egger-Deed to und !. lot ,. blk ?. Hamilton sub.
 NJ Frances Peirce to same-Deed to lot A. blk ,. Hamilton sub.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13

w. Wilkinson: No. 10, J. l.. Burch- am. The next meeting of the com mittee will be held on Friday even ing. April 18th. at a luncheon to be given in the same place. at which time the complete plans for the cam paign will be divulged to the solici- tors. The team captains are very enthusiastic about the matter and feel confident that they will secure more than the 800 members, which it is planned to try for.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13

 DAY PROGRAM
Y. M. c. A. Services Sun day Afternoon; Business Mems Banquet Tuesday Evening; Luncheon of Membership Committee

The following is the program for the anniversary day of the Young Mems Christian Association on Sun day afternoon at three o'clock. Hon. B. A. Fowler, presiding
 Music. ..Y. M. C. A. Orchestra Hymn. "Al Hail the Power of
 Jesus Name" .. Congregation Scripture Reading Rev. E. x. Phillips Invocation. Rev. Dr. II. NJ. Campbell Solo. Spirit of God" (Nublinger).
 .................. Miss Alexander Song. ....Y. M. c. A. Male Quartet Address. Association History.
 .......-........ Rev. J. l.. Burcham Address. "Reminiscences of the
 Phoenix Association" ..
 ............... Gen. A. J. Sampson Song. .....Y. M. c. A. Male Quartet Address. Association Influences.
 ..................... ID. A. Luther Gen. Sec. Y. M. C. A. Los Angeles Hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That
 Binds .....-....... Congregation Benediction ... Rev w. R. Thornton
 A cordial invitation is exterded to both ladies and gentlemen.
 There will be no program at the annual reception Monday afternoon and evening. but the Y. M C. A. orcnestra will dispense sweet mls'c and tEe general public is invitej to' call ai..! inspect the building rom top to bottom.
 The | M. C. A. Business Mems barGuct to be given un Tuesday eveaing bv the board If dire ctors pr ,miSes to be one nC the finest taines oe the kind ever given n PIoenix The directors. feeling that the association accommodations for an affair of this kind would noc be suffi"ient for the large numbec WHO of trade rooms and the banquet will be given there. The hour is 10 be 6:45 sharp. The program is an un- usually attractive one and is as fol- lows:
 Hon. B A Fowler, president. pre- siding.
 Invocation. The Association" Rev | William Solrlett.
 Its Field. Hon. Lloyd B. Christy. l mayor of Phoenix.
 Its Ideals, Rev. Dr. J. Harvey f Deere.
 Its Value to State. Hon. George ". ! r. Hunt. governor of Arizona.
 It's Opportunity. Rev Dr. Ray C. ! Harker
 Its Commercial Value. Hon Arthur 1, Let's. president Y. NJ. c. A.. Los An geles
 What Shall it do for Phoenix? MT | A. c. Bartlett of Chicago. D. A. | Luther, secretary. Y. NJ. C. A, Los i Angeles.
 Colonel Coggins. the chairman of the membership campaign committee of the Y. NJ. C. A., called the team together last evening at a luncheon in the educational rooms. where the plans for the campaigns were discussed and names selected for the balance of members on the teams. The following men have been selected as team captains by Chair man Coggins: Team No. ]. Ira L., Gregory; team No. ?, Earl s. Cur tis; No. 3, C. R. Craig; No. 4. R. H. Tolleson; No. .. pr. E. Munson; No. 6; John Creighton: No. :, George Me Neil: No. s, J. l.. Gust; No. 9, Dr. ". 'l
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13

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Arizona republican., 1912-04-13

eoldc of
 Room i, Monhon BuiIdns Phoenix Arizona.

is delinquent following
  by 1912 the several opposite the of the spective
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13
A CURE FOR MEN

SSNG VOh 6N
 are afflicted witt weakness, debility, poor vital force. etc, can be had in ELECTRA VITA. the drycell Body Battery and elec- tric suspensory. Our big book of 90
Arizona republican., 1912-04-13

a or said corporation made the 2h day of February 1912
  l
  at the Sunday uoh) the delinquent of sale
 J. Assistant Monhon Building.