davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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INSURANCE 90. IN TROUBLE
Am~ricaa Union Fires Assets In
New York 10 He seized.

william Temple Emmett Superintendent
of insurance, has got an order in the Su-
preme Court authorizing him to take
possession OF the assets In this State
Of the American Union Fire Insurance
Company, a Pennsylvania corporation.
An examination OF the company WAS
made at the request OF the national con-
Nehtion Of insurance commissioners which
resulted In the removal from office of the
president. James T., Stone. The directors
we're then ordered by the insurance au-
thoriliea IN replace an impairment of
.o"'oon IN the coInpany's capital. but
they failed To comply The COMPANY has
si73,ooo Of unpaid losses.
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rNm KAI,RO&U ,0Np>>y

NOTICE lS HEnEM GiNl,N that the Annual
Meeting of the Erie liairoad Company for The
election of Directors and for the transaction OF
such DINER business a. may be brought before
the meeting viii h) held at the orice OF the CONF
panN. No, sI thurth Street, IN the cay Of New
York. ON Tuesday. October iith. 1913. al twelve
O'Clock noon.
The transfer books OF both Common and prr.
fcrrcd Stock viii bc closed al the close OF bus
on saturday. September 18th. 1913 and will he
opened at 10 \, VI. on Wednesday. October 18th.
1918. DAVID BOSNIAN Secretary
New York S""tcmbcr 3, 1919
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] ~ II II io-?0 il

The approximate amount o' the lien or charge,
tu satisfy which the aDovc-dcsCribcd property
H. To be sold. IL Twelve thousand fif'yone "a lU,
dollars. With interest thereon from the lcin dag
~ September. 1918. tngcihcr with costs and allo" .
surr amounting 10 Three hundred tnirty ty-c.git
sI-IOdolars. WITH interest from September !ard.
1913. together with the expenses OF the sale lnc
approximate amount uf the taxes, asSesSInrl T.
and water rates. or other liens. which are 10 bc
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the purchase
money, or paid 10y INC Referee. il one hundred
siNty-scven 1j-iOc dollars and Interest.
The premises VIII bc sold subject Ia covenants
and restrictions contained In decd recorded
.ber 3Ji OF Convey ances. page ?97 state Of facts
-hown by SURVEY Of Earl B. Lovcll. dated JulN -,
iH's. rights, N any. acquired by any elevated
IN Greenwich street. and 10 monthly tenancy
OF a portion OF the premises.
Dated. New York september 26th. 1912.
JOHN g. SANE. referee.
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ism street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satisfy which The abovc-dcscribcd property is
fnrty-nyc 37-ioO Dollars 80 SO 37-luu With
interest thereon from the end day o' August .
iHl3 lnpelher with the costs and allowance
Dollars tSH 100, with interest from Scptrri-
Der l.. 1913. together with the expenses ~ the
sale Inc approximate amount of the taxes
assessments ana water rates. other Hens
which are To bc allowed to the purchaser out of
NE purchase money or paid by the Referee. IS
TWO hundred ana eighty 5J-lOO Dollars $3.50 3D. lOO
and Interest, the amount that will become a lien
for taxes on the fr>t day OF November, 1913.
The PREMISES win be- sold subject to nrSt
mortgage for Sia.rCO with interest thereon from
Tho SIS, day of July. 1913 and 10 second mort
gage for SaW0 with interest thereon from the
3ist day Of Iuly. 1919.
Dated, New York October :; 1917
NlLbl Il LARREMORF. Referee
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CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.

NOTICE rs UEREBN GIVEN that Ri,pI Bl.IC
MOTOR COMPANY OF NEW NORk. NC a
domestic CORPORATION. having its principal husi-
ness once In the Borough OF Manhattan. County .
tty and State Of Icv' York. aud also Ia vlna an
pih'c IN the Borough Of brooklyn County OF
hinrs, CT! and state OF New York. viii apgly to
Special Term, Part |. thereof. to bc held az me
COUNTY 'ouit House in the Borough OF Man
haitian, Guy o' New York. on the 23rd day OF
bcl"nci, .oi'. al 1890 o'clorG in the forenoon of
That day. oIas ,ocu thereafter a. counsel can hc
heard. for an order Authorizing aid corporatlpn
~ cnanLC is corporate name to CHEN ROli'I
MnioH COMPANY Ol NEW YORK. lSC.
Dated. New Norr tity. October iOih, 1918
RfPl bLit MOTOR COMPANY OF NLN YORK,
nc.
ny FRANZ n TWNEFFORr, President.
fnkBIl'I 4 STERN
attorneys for luplrant
No ca VAN street
Borough ~ Manhattan.
New York CitN.
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i.ANEA lSl.ANl NL,M AALk

NCDicnlbcr ljth, 1917
Special eiing OF the >tocknolicrs OF the
blOoklNn Borough Gas Company will bc he Id
on ihc 2st day of October 1913, al Twelve O'Clock
Noon AT thc oihce OF such COMPANY, N',rf Avenue
Concy Island. Brookl,n. New York for the pur.
pose nt voting upon n proposition To increase its
capal stock from Snn.pD. consisting OF 5tn
shares OF III" par value Of $50 each to 81 90 Hpi
- con Isl of 1000 shares Of the par va uc of siH
each, and II such increase hc authorized for the
unINp'c "l Noing upon Il prunsi'IOn to authorize
the Directors to issuc .uch increased stock at
such liinc or ,inc> and or such tcrm or terms
thr, lTHN drrW rNgdirnt
RltilNRb I. N Sli\, Pre- >id"rt
CLAY ron /. pihiT Srcrctar".
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RElEkEE'S SAILS.


SUPREME COt.Rr. KINGS cor. NTY c,po'
PiIain.ia; ssa.si iEIrS il. hoBlNssoi9. Ns 9Gsi w
in pursuance o' an ,n,crlocu,orv ipe,r.,,
~ partition and safe. duly made and cr,'1ed' nv ~
day OF June 1918. and entered in the o,cc e ~. ;tt m
Clerk ~ tho County OF klngS in the U,.I 81, w
ordS. IN the Borough Of BROOKLYN King. 5opnts %
Nrw york. ON thr ith dhy uf Juur. tp., v, e.
amended hy au ort.cr IN said ac,icr. da,ei' a..
?ist day OF august 1913, and entered in uc or.4,
|, the undersigned. referee In said iud deires,
named, :i ,.cl at public auction to the h'sSr.,.
% scnanc" e" sacSr""u "Sr" Nos il sVeeg to "a vc. "
n % We I,ornuGG oi Manneilan in The Cit, NJ New
i'm day OF oc,oirr iolS. at i. clock M nocu -1'
those portions u' The premises or parcc- ~ nro,
cr'y directed by said Judgment 10 be sold wblts Rti
fI,SpTf TIR rfIi3r' II 6s, n1 iS!lq%, caT'S, n, m
or parcel OF land. Win 'hc buildings and i'm rlove
n"n,c m ,Mc 'nrr'," rg'i-d & ;ian,r yns saa bens
boundcd ara dc~"rihci - follows
-, n,rly MN' ~, ~ .; e, % ,he ;og'tcry I'd.
ScNcnti -nvr I7j fcrt rts'crlv from M, Son,b. b'
cnSicrlv c"rrcr n imrrnw and Hudson Stree',.
,or street. ON" l'utdfcd loo, feet and tner".
Les'rrs and parallel VITA L'fr"v Strc"'. twenty.
win Hudson street o,c hun,ifcI ioG frct o u,
sou,hcrly rdc OF barrow street ANA hcnce
street, twenty-five 80 fee, to the place " be- ,n
ming"
SECOND PARCEL. "AIh that certain lo'
niece or iHrcrl ol la"C si'u.'c lttrr and ,oi,,
in the civ. CoIn'v aud ''a'r ~ N,a lor'
horndrt - q DR. rircd o.. tnlinw-:
CON vi N'IN VI Ht 81 pnlti O' he ,a .tr.,. . o.
~ Fin'h t'rpn" dt-tan' ScVcniv-iour 80. o,e
~ Nnb N,cpp. ard Tprti,rh Sircc, ,,'.
!h'uce morn V,n!lF along iic cas'crs ,.ac J
Ninth ht"nuc jV,uf. -four set eight in,lr. ,,
ihr midi" lirc O.; the block h'tNc"n Io.'e.,
and For y-Nr~t Streets: thence Eas'wHiGi. sllrg
said lit" and party through 90" middle ofa ;t -
wall one hundred trci. thence SouihWn rdfE as..
allcl 10 Nihth Avenue twenty -four feet cl.t.
inch -: and thence Nrstwardly parallel ~ ~,
teth street one hundred feet 10 Ninth Aver 4.
al the point or place OF beginning
Dated Ncv York. September H. 1917
JNNIS " HN DE gr'ers.
PtHSONS. tLOSSON g. NICKNAME.
ittorpoe- 'or l'ltutir-.
- William Sfrc'.
EnapVriI of SAUNA IAN.
Np'v Nor t,t..
m" follow ifg diagram oi 'hc ,-a,o.'. .,
hc ,olt described sbotr A. Iirs' Da-.H "hs
,sil Hi..' ptr,r. ir known aS No - r,.- I,
Street i'i VIZ" Rpruurh ~ NJuhHtfsn. ip T.,t >
~ \,,s 'oii. :.
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II slnrirare = SInh hinr Eunh 4 .nld linnus q

\otitc Is hereby given, purSuan' 10 the terms
r' a." Mortgage dated n, nr~t daS ~ &C 'nhrf.
lsw vat iu' rudrt>i sued 81, lgstcr. Will receive
,"Hlc lc'i prppu.,'l~ up 'p l. VI on the thrtr'h daN
Of bCt,htI. 1913. 10. luc safe tp IL OF bonds.
dbo!c dc~Vtib'i. ~ = wic" not exceeding ini'u
Hnd acCru"i inIrIc.I. tp an amount sufficient Ia
~. the -un of SiJt.U
tHI NI'W NOtih TRt - COMPANY.
Successor tu con tlu-ulal iiu>t company OF the
tlty ~ Sew OH. III,i-r.
" /! " NOR>I secretary.
New io.k, october r. 1873
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AMERICAN MALI cor POHArJON.

III T'NVTTHg' TN0T'
Jersey titS, \. j, ntiobcr :. 1873
:, me uanN,cr books Of tins CORPORATION ir
clord Al three O'Clock y. N, ON ihrr,iaS U,,u-
her 10. iail preparatory 10 the annual r,cting
ol S,p,hhoMcI, 10 nc ned November u. lv,3,
80 J &, Mc,'l M. Secretary
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ruBLIC NOTICES.

iGASE iOO5l
STATE OF NEM WORK.
r1RLlC SERVICE COMMISSION
SECOND DISTRlCr r.
ALBANY, NrtOhCl ~.
pc ctitinn under section . of chapter i,a - +.
Laws of lW3, having been u,d Win this g. e.
mission by the New York. Nr~ichc~'or l',t t'
Railwa. company Tor approNul Of ini- Ou'."...
sion of the dbHuduumtnt ~ that pul l.uu Of -
unoonstruCtcd Ioutc ot ~'iu company cN'r"'Es
from connection with the rlHin line at 80
East l@th Street, IN the Clty ul New ND..
VhIogvS Neck in said city. NOrltl is .c'
given that "a public hearing on -ald pC'I'u'"
nc held by ths tpuiushlui, at Room "lu n 'N' .
Metropolitan building. M. I Nduf,uu t..'
New Nor, city, on Friday, pctuhvt /, li.
ten O'Clock
Bl the CuWmi-~Io
FRANK Il MOTT S,,...
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
= - --~~N--'-7--s> -->>->~>
STANDARD MILLING; COMPANY.

PREFERRED STOCK Dividend NO. II.
Ncw York city. October /, 1913
The Directors Of this Company have to-day de-
clarci dividend ~ TWO AND ONE-uAI.F
'2'g""' PER 81 NJ from the earnings Of the
company upon the Preferred Stock. PAYABLE De-
inhcr n. 1913 At the offices Of the Company Ia
lhc plcfcrrcd stock holders OF record on October
-. 1913,
Shc uanSfrr books OF 'hc preferred stock will
hr CLOSED ON October ~ 1913 at ihrce O'Clock
p ". and open on November /. 1913 at ten
ocloCh NJ,
JOS. \ kNON. Treasurer.
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NEW foHK M, M9Ii9N PICTURE

The NTH monthly dividend of one per cent
pon the ca pita stock OF this corpora ton has been
declared payable On October I5 iNla, To stock .
holders Of record al the opening OF business on
that DAY,
CHARLES J HlTE, Treasurer.
New York, October ~. 1919
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

wa-hn.ton Oct. Is The statement of the
receipts sui pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows
SATURDAY This month Fiscal year.
, Recent. - =, -. .i $-,II6,s sN srJ.i.g. eli
PAY warrant. 4 20 sii - 3aN.l ~ III Gts. "a
DeHcit ...... siol3ali 'Nl2s,37s V,.,s, AL
Surplus
Receipts from customs Sat urday were 8. I'D
c3i: from In'ern, revenue. Ordinary. - lGt sss
corporation tax s""'n. and miscellaneous.
tiHi r'S
National bank notes received for reden,p, on
$-l'5.S
The cash statement of the United states
Treasurer Tor October II shows
EEs,ERAI FINN
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Chicago. Burllngt0n & Quincy R. R. Co.
IOWA DIVISION BONDS

IS provided In rhc Trust Mortgage o' tho Chl.
ca go. Burun gton Quincr Railroad Company
da ted October |. 1879 IN" sun ~
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iNlEKBOROlGH RAPID TRANSIT 60
TO HOLDERS OF TIE FORTY FIVE YEAH
GOLD MORTGAGE. BOMBS or TIN.
iNTERBOROuGH NAriD TRANSIT CON
lANN. lSSl 'fD UNDER AND SIC RED ~
The MORTGAGE AND DEED OF TRl 81
DATED NOVEMBER !, i9O7;
Notrr is hereby given that all the abovc'
mentioned bond. OF lrt'ihu'Oush Rapid lfat~i
Company haN, l. IN called fnr red, II ptiun and
w!ll br nHld -, lnicrhuruugh Eapd transit ON
p-nN on November /, ipi5, at the rae oi lOj pc
reutnuI ~ their lace Ntl'.c and accrued interest,"
upon presentation ~ the shhi bonds and unnia
'ur"d coupons TO The Guaranty Trust tonpan!
ui New ok. lao BiuadwHX, Borough OF Man
i:tlu. tltv o' New Work N't-r sad date In .
lrfr.t ON me - id bond, viii cease.
~ uri-r OF Boa ri OF Directors of
intrrhor0ugh Rapid Transit COMPANY.
u " FISHER. secretary.
Gt tRANTN IR' - COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Trustee
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julius kAYSER 4 60.

regular quarterly dividend Of one and three
quarters per cent nH,"1 upon the First Pre- cfcrrcd
apltal stock and Of one and three -uua rters
per cent, u'l' nron the Second Preferred Cap
iial stock oi Julius kayscr Co. has been de
claicd. payable November lst 1919. To the holders
Of record Of such stock al the CLOSE Of business
October o0h. 1919,
Dividend checks will be forwarded by Guar
auty Trust Company uf New YORK
EDWIN y. BANER. Treasurer.
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The tullu~lng Is y dihgra:a ~ '1e r-c'ot'.
be >oid described above p, second Parcel
said Second Parcel Is known a. so so '...a
Avenue, in the iIoroHEh ~ Manhattan. ~ ita
city OF New YORK !
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Mutual FILM CORpORAvIoN

VMN0FN TTIN TTIT.NTI NV Il.
The sixth monthl, din dcud OF '2'o upon the
common capita stock Of this corpora ion and an
extra diNn!end OF 90 on common stock ha We been
declared PAYABLE on October 10. 1913 10 stock
holders OF record Octob"r ~ 1913 Transfer
books will he closed from Am = NJ October 10
1913. Ia 1000 NJ, October H. 1919.
Dated Octobcr I. 1919
CHARLES J HIrF. Treasure.
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l.ntnru cuuN ..l-nts ur'iay
,ir~u. iii.h. Low Last 'los,us

FAEIs. t'V'. n. T'rlVes tendtd IuWtg
to-day. with ,opp"ts being sold
BERiiN oct ~. Trading to-day was
light aud price changes Within narrow
limits
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ST N,lONSEs.

SrrmMr corlw. COUNTY OF KINGS
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supreme Court Term--Before Clark.
J. Nos. III. lSs 1872. Si, Sc 1870. 1856
calendar Is 2O9 pemaindor OF calendar
pissed To prtohcr H., 1918
county Court 'r.miuul Term Before
HunphrrN i 40. 3?il, 3aNf, 37s3, 3se2
The Parker post., 1913-11-01

well has been put in good condition.
Mr.. Buckingham rugged up hoist by
using the rear wheels of his rebuilt
Brush car and hoisted all of the dirt
that had caved into the bottom Of
the well. In fact, Buck" claims he
can use his car for most any old pur-
pose, from bucking sandy roads to
running threshing machines.
H. A.. Goodwin is having his build
ing on the corner of California ave-
nue. and First street completed for oc-
cupancy at an early date. A tempo
rary roof is to be placed over the
basement structure, and the walls
of the first story are to be
finished with building stone from Mr.
Goodwin's quarry, located about four
miles east of town. A restaurant is
to be opened in the basement as
soon as the temporary roof has been
completed.
The Halloween dance to be given
at the school house tonight (Friday)
will be the social event of the season,
and everybody is planning on taking
in the big doings. The Parker Jun
iors baseball club will serve refresh
ments, the proceeds from which are
to be devoted toward getting suits
for members of the team. You are
tee is liable to wait on you sometime
tee is liable to wait on you sometime
around midnight and ascertain the
reasons for your absence.
Ed. S. Osborne and A. A. Crosby
are to give a weekend party at their
delightful and comfortable camp at
Osborne's Well, IL miles east OF
town, next week. A number of Par
kerites will make the journey across
the sands and through the hills and
up the washes Saturday afternoon
and remain until Sunday evening.
Every sort of conveyance is permiss
able, and it is said that some will go
burro-back and horseback, while
others will use wagons and autOmObll
es. 1t is even probable that some of
us will walk in order not to miss the
big time Saturday night will be devO
ed to dancing and the following
morning hunters will HE themselv-
es to Cave Point and other surround
ing places in quest of game.
One of the most exciting baseball
games played on the Parker diamond
for many months occurred last Sun
day between the Parker Juniors and
the Indian School Juniors, both all
kid aggregations. Practically every
body attended the game. After play
ing nine exciting innings the Parker
Juniors were the -victore by a score
8 to 6, which was a sweet revenge
to the local kids for their defeat the
previous Sunday Another game will
be played next Sunday between the
same teams and if you are looking
for real sport you will probably find it
by attending A collection was taken
up for the players and equally di
vided between them. The locals are
accumlating a fund for the purpose
of purchasing suits.
The Parker post., 1913-11-01
ARIZONA IN PICTURE AND STORY

will appear in The Arizona Gazettes
Greater Arizona Tourists and Home
seekers Edition-60 to 70 pages-the
Handsomest and Most interesting
newspaper edition ever printed in the
Southwest.
Space will not permit to publish
complete table of contents. Beau
tiful fuIl-page (15x20) illustrations
will appear throughout the paper of
the Scenic Spots and Views along the
highways and good roads of Ariz-
ona; hundreds of yeiWs of all parts
of the State, printed in a rich photo
color tint ink, showing the green
fields of Alfalfa, the Orchards and
Cattle Ranches, the Mines and Smell
ters. Articles by prominent and CAP
able writer's will tell the story of
AriZonas prosperity.
The Parker post., 1913-11-01

Don't forget the meeting of the
Board of Trade Saturday night, in tn
room next the postoffice. Everybody
is invited to attend these meetings
w. C. Starr, representing the Uni
ted States Steel Products company
was a visitor here Monday. Mr..
Starr was gathering data of the
mines in this district, and looking
over the field with the view of plac
ing tramways for the transportation
Of ores.
j. T. Walter and wife and M. G.
Taft and wife of Los Angeles arriv-
ed here Thursday morning. Messrs.
Walter and Taft come to accept po-
sitions in the Indian Reclamation
Service in it's work of reclaiming a
+ portion of the reservation for the
use of the Indians.
A letter from Prescott states that
J. B. Ross, who has been confined to
the Mercy hospital there for the past
couple of months, is much better, al
though he is still in a weakened con-
dition. AS soon as he is able to traV-
ell Mr. Ross will visit his family at
independence, Mo.
J., B. Evans, a business man of
Blythe, spent Wednesday in Parker.
Mr.. Evans stated that the railroad sur
IVeyors are making good progress in
running the proposed line from Blythe
Jc. to Blythe, and that the road can
| be built over that route with no
greater than a one per cent grade.
w. H. Tharpe of Prescott, accom-
panied by NJ NJ Gordon and R. o.
S. Stanton, prominent business men
of Jerome, Ariz., spent last We'd
nesday in Parker. While here they
drove over a portion of the upper end
of the reservation lands, and the Wis
itors were enthusiastic over Parker S
| future, when these lands become a
vailable to settlement and entry
R. c. Blanchard, representing the
Blanchard mining interests on the
Bill Williams river, has been spend
ing the past couple of weeks looking
over the property. 1t is said that
considerable development work is to
be done by the Blanchards this
winter. The work 70 be done under tho
supervision OF Billy Williams, who
IS also at the mines with Mr.. Blanch-
ard 0
j. T. Martin will start assessment
work on his Bonanza group of mines
next week. This property is locat-
ed in the Riverside mountains and
adjoins the property of the Vidal Min
ing company successors to the Steece
| Copper company. The Bonanza group
| is located in tie richest section of
the Riverside, and an excellent show
ins las been Developed on the prop
erty,
Irvine Roberts had an exciting
chase after a coyote last Tuesday that
walked off with one of his traps at
the edge of town. After tracking the
animal about ten miles he succeeded
in roping it and brought it in over
his saddle horn alive. The trap
caught one of the animals toes
and Mr. Coyote dragged it many
weary miles in an endeavor to shake
ID off
j, ii. Watson. general manager OF
the Arizona Empire Copper Mines con
pany, left for Los Angeles Monday
night on business Upon his return
he will start the new development
shaft to be sunk to a depth of zoe
feet. The new working is to be loca
ted on the Eagles Nest claim, where
considerable high-grade copper ore
has been mined in the past from q
shallow shaft
H. e. Buckingham and Ed Minnick
came in from Osborne's Well Thurs
day evening. They report that the
The Parker post., 1913-11-01
LOCAL NEWS
PARAGRAPHS
PERSONAL AND LOCAL HAPPEN
INGS OF THE WEEK IN PARkE r
AND VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF
PARAGRAPHS

Board of Trade meeting tonight(Sat-
urday).
Will NARROW of Flagstaff was a Wis
itor here a few days last week.
Houses to rent, furnished or un-
furnished. See Albert Gates.
C. A. Marsh has been on the sick
list for the past ten days. but is now
much improved.
E. F. I4auten will depart Saturday
morning for the state fair to be held
at Phoenix next week.
There will be a dance given
at the school house Friday evening,
October 81. Everybody invited to at
tend
Mrs. j. A. White and daughter,
Miss Ellen, of San Diego, Cal, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Lester White,
and expect to remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Saufley and
children, Mrs. Jean Irle of Chicago
and J. B. Flanagan, visited Ed. S.
Osborne's camp at Osborne's Well
last Sunday.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
an ice cream social at the church
last Tuesday and netted tidy sum
which is to be used in repairing the
parsonage.
Jess Martin has started the con
.struction of 12x3O foot addition to
his build ng on the corner of A. and
First streets, which is occupied by
C. W. 'hayes.
Mrs. William Clayton and Mrs
Jean Irle made a trip to the Arizona
hmpl". mines Wednesday mounted OF
fleet steeds from the Roberts sta,
bles. They returned Thursday after
noon.
A young son of Billy Potter was
kickel by a burro last Sunday an(
reports, however, the boy is gettin:
along nicely, and VOWS that hereaft Il
he will approach Arizona canary birds
with circumspection.
Roberts & Gibson have started
up their transfer and freighting busi
ness, a nd are now prepared to do al
kinds of hauling and freighting. You,
patronage is solicited Prompt 1T
tention given all orders-Adv.
Parker now has a first-classdairy
much needed enterprise which I'll
community has long felt the need #
H. A. Goodwin has purchased sever
al head of milch COWS and is supply
ing the local market with the richo s
of milk and cream.
H.B. Hull took party of land seek
erS up The river Saturday to inSpt G.
the lands located twenty miles alC
more above ''3lke". The following
gentlemen composed the party:F. j
laws, y. L. Nollldn w vi. Tracy, y
ID. Tracy, all of Mesa, Ariz., and j. A
Tults of Los Angeles.
G.. H. Van Druff of Flagstaff is Wis
iting in the city Mr.. Van Druff WI.
formerly engaged in the automob lt
business in the northern city, and is
here looking over the country, as W Il
of mountain fever.
r
The Parker post., 1913-11-01

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
PARKER BANK & TRUST COM
PANY, PARKER, ARlZ., AT PAR
kER, IN THE STATE OF ARlZO-
MA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSl.
NESS OCT. 21, 1918.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-04
PAINFUL. BLlSTERs ON BODY

RID. 4sk, Port Orchard, WASH
when my baby was about five days
old his abdomen became entirely coV-
cred with varying sized blisters which
were very painful, causing very much
distress and sleeplessness. They ap-
peared very much like scalds or skin
burns apparently itching and burning.
The bands irritated the blisters, caus'
ing sores.
81 tried a powder and afterwards
other remedies but the sores became
worse. They lasted about six weeks
before I used Cuticura Ointment.
After washing the irritated parts well
with Cuticura Soap and applying the
Cuticura Ointment he received almost
instant relief, and the cure was COM
plete in seven or eight days.
(Signed) Mrs. J. G. Kelley, Dec. 4,
1912,
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world Sample Of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept. L, Boston.