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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
E.P.& S.W.. Stock
 Yards at Tucson

Work was st.rted yesterday on the nes stockysrds of the Fl Psso and south .sstern railroad at Tucson to be erected sto It mile and half from ihe Congress greet station. The plans of the compsny are very novel and original and were the result of cont uits,ion with leading stock men of rncson and vicinity. Improvements include "cutting oh utes" and an in- p"ction pen const ucted of six gates The cutting chutes are a new and u.eful innovation. Fo merly csttl, were separated into the ysrious grade in the inspection pen hy cowboys ant !, made no end of bother and trouble The sork will be up to date in ever. way and it is expected that it HilI b finisbed by April 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Many Sections Against
 County Seat Removal

Many protests from all psrts of the state against the passage oi ;he coun ty seat removal bill h .re gone up tc the legislature. The measure. drawn up by lew real estate speculato's, Il passed will keep all county seats con- tinuslly on the go. Realizing this danger all counties hsve joined in the fight to prevent its passage. Many telegrams, resolutions of protest. and delegations of citizens snd taxpayers hsvss been s.bt to Ph enix from all sections of Arizona protesting against the passage of this dangerous aud unnecessary measure and all are hopeful that the bill will b, kill d The following anent the subjsc. is taken from the Phoenix Republicsn:-
 "'There is q concerted movement from different quarters of the state against the passage of Senate Bill No. l60, which proyides A method of re- movai Ct county seas in much easier form than has heretofore been possible, Yesterday the bill was up in the eepate but failed oi passage, being sent back 10 the enrolling sud expressing committe Tor come slight amend ments.
 "relegrsms from all over the state were received by the seuatoIs and rep. resentatives yesterday. A delegation Of prominent citizens of Tombstone were on hand yesterday to do what they could against the bi!l.
 Tucson is also against the bill. |. Frank L. Crofoot of that city a mem. Der of the lower house received e siz- zling telegrsm from the Old Pueblo asking him to vote 'agin' the bill. President Cuniff of the senate was not behind in his telagrams ss his desk was piled high with yellow pspered v ires' that arrived during the discussion on the bill {"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
From Fridays Daily


 A 'torney S K Willisns is amoog i the arrivals in the county sea, today | on court business, Supervisor John Rock ard Assessor F A Hughes went to Fort Huschucs tcdsy on matters of au official nature. Chsirmsn August Hickey of the hosrd and John McRea returned to Biso.e today via automobile.
 John J MeNeil. resident superins tendeut of the county hospital and p1or farm. was s yisitor yesterday from Douglas.
 County Recorder Owen E Murphy, ] xbo is confined to his home with ill., ne-s. is reported as improved today. ahich is gratifying news to his many Tombstone friends. | Under.heriff Guy welch was an outgoing passenger for Hereford last evening on official business. ! Brakeman A D Field left last even- for Phoenix.
 | Supervisor Riggs wal an outgoing passenger to WhetstoDe this mo n- ing.
 Attorney F NJ Hsrm>n. was all ar rival this morning from Tucson on matters before the court.
 Attorney W B Clesry was an in co ming passenger today from Bisbe' OF professional business.
 DsCF Hawley of Bisbee was il { Tomb.tone yesterday serving as m-mber of the lunscy com mission. P Lem Stsll.pgs, superintendent c the Commonwealth Extension Co 2 accompanied by J R Hartman cam ;u from Pesrce Isst night. Attorney Brucs Stephenson c Courtlsnd is in Tombstone today o
 legs! business. d Sam kircbner, the well know cigar man arrived in Tombstone lss s evening and left today via the Nc
 McPherson auto line for Pesrce ap n Courtlsnd.
 z JJ Benton, county road supervis |. is seriously i'll with pueumop,a an yesterday was in . very serious con n dition No one is allo wed to see hir
 and yesterday h. wSs unconsciou fl part of the day. Douglas lnterns
 tionsl.
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Preparing Order
 in Class Rate Case

The corpOration commission is TOW au.ily engaged at Phoenix in prepsr- ing an order in the class rs case against the railroads which vas heard be ore the commission on Monday Under the present classification there are ten classifics,ions for the ship. ment of goods. There are certain ra es in effect for what are known az distance shipments. and still others for csrlosds and less than car load lote between points wholly within the state that are ret regarded ss ois- rance shipments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Trying for an
 Extra Session

(Specisl to the PRosPEcroR)
 PHOENIX. Ariz. April 4-Its up to the Gcvernor-it's up to the House life up to the senste-welI, any way, it's uet up to the taxpayers at two doilars . minute e it vas yester- day. and now the Senate is serving the "desr pepulr" free-in other vords tbeir salsries stopped last night. Bus che house says "no pay DO worx,' and has adjourned until Monday. Wisescres say it's . bluff on the part Of the hoUse-thst they want to force the Goveroor's hand bstseen now spd Moodsy. As the matter oow stsnds. much important lssisistioo ls hong up and che ien- sion here is something fierce 1s is believed that tomorrow or Sunday, evsnts will clear the sisuesioa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
From Thursday . Daily

A Mexican section hand wac brough, in this morning from Fair bank, having been injured by a fal from c moving hsndcsr. Dr. Hug hart gave prompt medical sttent on.
 Dr Randall. county physician in charge of the county hospital at Douglas is in the city to attend the county business.
 Engineer Andy Struthers. wife and daughter arrived in Tombstone yes- ts-dsv and will make their residence bere Mr. S,ruthers is engineer on the F P & s w and will take charge of the throttle on the local run.
 Jsilor E V Sands and wife returned laat evening from Douglas. where they were on q brief visit with irisnds
 Supervisor Wm RigRs came iu from Fl Dorado Isst night to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors today.
 Deputy sheriff Rooney arrived last evening from Lowell and had in cuc- tody @ prisoner to be examined as to his sanity.
 W B Moore is over from Gleesop today on business.
 Negotiations are now pending which, no doubt. will lead to the opening of "movie" house iov Tombstone. A ssmi-montb,y per- formance is contemplated and pie tures of the Biograph. Edison and Vitagrsph studios will be shown. The we'll ventilated Schieffelin will be the new picture house,
 Passengers coming in on the main line of the E P & 5 w from Tucson are able to plainly see the magnificent street liehts of Tombstone from Whetstone, 25 miles distsnt. When the additional lights are installed we will have the best lighted town in the state for its size.
 FIN Wolcott returned from Phoe- nix las. evening. after . several days stay on businees
 Harry Macis and Harry Kendall returned lsst evening from 6 brief visit to Douglas.
 Sheriff Wheeler and his deputies arrested three MeIic.ns st Nsco, Asi- soma yesterday. whom they believe tc be implicated in the recent killing of Lieut.. Rodriquez st Nsco. Sonora re- gently. The men are being held pending further investigation.
 Deputy Sheriff Howe returned this morning from Douglas.
 Supervisor Gus Hickey motorsd over from Bisbee this morning, so- compsnied by County Engineer s McNeish.
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STATE ITEMS OF lN- TEREST CONDENSED.

Patsy Ryan. globe-trotting news- boy, has arrived in Douglas, annouuc- ing that he was the man who gave Edward Payson Weston the tip that walking was good and that and that he is now engaged in slight peregri- nation that will finally land him back in that dear old Alberta, Canada |, where . money prize oi $500 has been hung up for him.
 Alter slipping under the canvas of the California Carnival company at Douglas, Loren1o T Weekly and an- other boy companion were spprehend- cd by W H Owens, 6 guard employed by the company, who started to elect them from the grounds. On the way out Weekly was hit over the head twice with club in the hands of Owens. which felled him to the ground.
 Residents of the Southern portion of GilA county are anIiously awaiting the report of County Assessor Duncan following the making up of the tax roll for that section in order that they may determine whether or not $60O0 ecnool bonds voted recently may be available for the market According to the law obly four per- cent of the assessed valuation of . school district can be voted in school bonds. Under this law it will be necessary for the tax roll to show an assessed valuation of $l50 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Good Calf Crop
 for Southwest

What will be the largest calf crop SO far ss the percentage goes, to be recorded ID yesr- in the southwest is practically assured Cows have come through the winter in such gcod shspe, due to open weather and luxur- iant range grasses and weeds. that small losses will occur, and nearly every cor will be the mother of . healthy cali, says the Fl Paso Times.
 Over all of western Texas, northern Mexico, southern New Mexico and southern Arizona, the same good conditions prevail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
 JUNE 20, 1910. United States Land Office at Phoenix,
State of Arizona.

State of Arizona. | TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office its grant selections Nos. 21, 22, g and 24, Serial Nos. O217l9 to O21722, in- | elusive, applying to select for various purposes as hereafter designated the following described tracts of land, to- wit:
 List No 2l, Serial No. O217l9, for Agri- cultural and Mechanical Colleges: ! In Tp. r S., R. 25 E., SEA Sec. II;
 NEA, SWA, Sec. 14; Sk, NWA ] WIZ NEA, Sec. 22; SwA Sec. B; S12, NWA, WIZ NEA, SEA NEk
 Sec. 9; All of Sec. 26; S1k, Eh NEA, WIZ NWA, Sec. 27; SEA, { NWA, Sec. 2S. In Tp. IS S., R. % | E.: Lots 2, 3 and in Sec. 3. In Tp. i, 20 S., R. 26 E.: Lots and 6, Sec. 6: Lots l, 2, 5, 6, : and 12, Sec. z; Lots and 8, Sec. IS; Lots 2, and 1, Sec. 19. In Tp. 21 S., R. 27 E.: Sh S12, Sec. 34. In Tp. p S., R. 27 E.:
 All of Secs. l, II and 12, WIZ NwA SI2, Sec. 10.
 Also List No. g, Serial No. O2172o, for School of Mines: In Tp. g S.. R. 27 E.: NEA, Eh
 SEA, N1a NWA. SwA SwA, Sec. 3; NWh, NWA NEA, SwA SwK, SEA SEX, Sec. 13; NE, SWk, Sec. 1i; All of Secs. l5, 17, IS. 20, 2l and p; Lots 1 and ?, EIa NWA, Eh, Sec. 19; WIZ NWA, Sec. 23; SEA- NEA, SEA-, SEA SwA, Sec. 26; Lot l, NEA NWA, NEA, Nk SEA, Sec. 3l. In Tp. g S., R. 27 E.:
 NWA Sec 5; NE NEA Sec. 10. Also List No. 23, Serial No. 021721, for
 University Purposes:
 In Tp. 22 S., R. 2 E.: All of Secs.
 27. 2s, 29, 8, 34 and 35; SEA Sec.
 90. In Tp. 23 S., R. 26 E.: Nwk,
 SEA, NE SWA, Sec. II; SWA Sec.
 P; All of Secs. 21 and 2S. In Tp.
 g S, R. 27 E.: Elz, Swk, Sh
 NWA, Sec. 12.
 Also List No. "A, Serial No. 02I722, for
 Legislative, Executive and Judicial
 Bldgs.:
 In Tp. 23 S., R. 2S E.: All of Secs.
 % and 8. In Tp. 23 S., R. FEE: NWA Sec. 3; Sk, NEA, Sec. {; NEA Sec. 6; NEA, E1s NWk, Sec. 8; NWA Sec. 9; Ez, Nh Swk, Sec. II; NWA Sec. IS; Nwh Sec. 15; SWA Sec. 31. In Tp. 8 S., R, 2s E.: Lot 4; SEA SWA, Sec. ..
 During the five weeks period of pub iication of this notice or any time thereafter, and before final approval and certification, this office will re- ceive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for. and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated Phoenix, Arizona, Mar. I9. 1913.
 FRANK H. PARKER, Register United States Land Office.
 CHAS. F. ARNOLD,
 Receiver United States Land Office. Date of fret publication, March 30.
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its grant selections, applying to select for the State of Arizona the following described tracts of land. to-wit: List No. l2. Serial No. 02l653. for
 School of Mines:
 In Tp. l5 s. R. 26 E.: All of Secs. 3l, 34 and B. In Tp. l5 S.. K. 27 E.: All of Secs. l9, 20. 23. 25, 26, 27 and 2s:
 Also List No. i3. Serial No. 02l654, for
 University Purposes:
 In I'D. l5 S.. K. 27 E.: All of Secs. 29, 30. 31, 33, 34 and 35. In Tp. 15 S., R. 2S E.: EJs Sec. IT; E1s Sec. 20; WIZ Sec. 2l; All of Secs. 29 and 30. In I'D. i6 &. R. 2S E.: WIZ NWA Sec. &;
 Also List No. IA, Serial No. 02l655, for Legislative, Executive and Judicial Bldgs:
 In Tp. l5 S, R. 26 E.: EIs Sec. 33. | In I'D. I5 S.. R. 2S E.: All of Sec. 3l. In I'D. l6 S., R. 2s E.: All of Secs. 5. | 6 and 30; Nla and SWA Sec. ': | WIZ Sec. IS; S12, EIa NWA, SWA NWH. NEA, Sec. 29. In Tp. IT s., R. 2 E.: All of Secs. and [; N1s
 Sec. $; Nh and SEA Sec. 8. In Tp. IS s. R. g E.: WIZ NWk Sec. l3. Also List No. 15. Serial No. 02l656, for
 Penitentiaries:
 In Tp. IS S, R. 9 E.: NWA. SWA
 SWA, Sec. 1; S1z, S1z NR, NEk
 NEA. Sec. 3; E2 E12, SWA SEA
 Sec. 4; Sla, Eh NEA, Sec. 9; All of
 Secs. 10, IA. 15, 20, 2l and 22; Ek
 Sec. II; S1a NWA. NWk NWA.
 NIa SWA, SWA SWA. SIa NEA NI2 SEA, Sec 12; E1z Eiz, SWA SEA-, NwA NEA, NwA, WIZ SWA, Sec. 27.
 Also List No. 16, Serial No 02l651, for
 Insane Asylums: 6 In Tp. IS S., R. 25 E.: All of Secs. 23 I 26, 2S, 33, 34 and 35; S1a, S1z Nk
 Sec. 24; NE N1a Sec. 25; N1a, NE
 Sl2. SEA SEA-, Sec. 29. In Tp. I. e S. R. 26 E.: SWh NEA, Sec. B D. NIa Sec. 20; NWA NE14, Sec. 29; Also List No. 19, Serial No. 021660, fol
 Normal Schools: 2 In Tp. l9 S, K. 26 E.: All of Secs. Il 2 12, l3, A. 15. g and 24; Lots 1. ?. a and f, Ela SWA, NEA, Nlz SEA
 Sec. IS; Lots l, 2, 3, 4, ,, $, and e Ela NWA, Sec. l9; E1a, N1s NWA = SIk SWA. Sec. 9; Nh Sec. 9
 SEA Sec. 27;
 Also List No. 20, Serial No. 021661, fo
 State Charitable, Penal and Re
 formatory Institutions:
 In Tp. 19 S., R, 26 E.: Lot 4, Sk
 Sec. 1; SEHs, SEA NEA. Sec. 3 All of Secs and 10; NEA, E1 U NWh, Lots 1, ?, and 4, Sec. '
 SWA SWA, E15 SEA, SWA SEA Ie Sec. 9; N1s Sec. 26; NEA, N1k SE14
 Sec. 2S; Lots and 12, Sec. 30; Lot
 1.2 3, 6, and l2, Sec. 31. ' (All in G. 6 S. R. B. & M) n During the five weeks period of put i, lication of this notice or any tim thereafter, and before final approvs and certification, this office will r' ls ceive protests or contests as to any c Ie the tracts applied for. and transmit tn same to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix, Arizona, Mar. 1! c 1913.
 -s FRANK H. PARKER, ,, Register United States Land Offic,
 CHAS. E. ARNOLD, g Receiver United States Land Onfict 's Date of fret public .tion, March B
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Express Companies
 Fight Reductions

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Express companies of the country bsse been hit hard by the operation of the new parcel post system, &C., cording to statements submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission by counsel for the companies in their final arguments against the reduc- ton in express rates, proposed by the commission. It was decl.red that the companies have suffered loss approximately 25 per cent in small package business. or about su pr cent of the gross revenues oi the com- paniee
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06

o 1ls- 10 provtoe 'Or puoilcs' ton of the reports Of the supreme court of Arizona.
 SBlll. Providing for the ex- animation oi insspe persons end the commitment of inssne persons to the insane s.ylum. and prescribing the proceedurs io such cases
 sB i2S. Prescribing the partition of real and personal property. s B TIT. Psovid ng for the de er- lnination of title Of real and personal property. sB l27. Regulating issuance o' writs Of Quo Wsrrsnto. s B SS, By Senator Harrison, the bill sbolishing the othces of county surveyor and county road superin- tendent end creating the otice o' ] county engineer, | FINAL AcTI x IN THE sSNATE I The following bills code psssel ] the senste:.
 8 B leo, The ccunty sea. removs
 bill,
 SB ls9. Prescribing proce edur'
 for the adoption of children. II BIS. Relating to management of warehouses.
 | H B 76 Requiring psrtnersh'l l csrtifics,es to be recorded. Il H B Sn. Relating to homestead [ and exemptions. II H B7l. Relating to townsites sni ] l plats and adiitious to cities.
 H B 7S. Relating to negotisol c Instruments.
 H B 90. Providing for iivestoc e ssnitary board. dI H B "A. Regarding the location . l mines.
 S B l64. Prescribing proceedur e in contempt of court csses. e S B l95 Relating to conveysnct e of real property. d HB77. Prescribing the legal raj n of ,ntereet.
 H B Sl. Relating to actions ft
 damages for injury resulting in deati
 H B92. Relating to bonds al :. sureiies. H B 95. Relating to civil actior
 in ibe courts.
 SB l90. Providing for irrisstio |. district. and validating acts commi <, ted in good faith under former ls' ,l FINAL ACTION IN THE BoUss l- The follow ing bills were passed
 the house: .e H Res s. Referring 10 the salary d the governor's messenger. '- H Rec lU. Requesting the gove ,e DOT to turn over the automobile
 the prison. g, sB54. By Wood of Msricops, |! b state tressurers bill. sBs6. By Wood, the funding sI pr l an commission bill. 10 5 l5l, By K ,berts of Cochis
 providing for publication of repor ,- of state officers. -t $ B 96. By Wood O Msricopa. al r. propristing money enough to contini B. and finish the Tempe bridge.
 B IU2 A code bill, providing 1
 appointment Of guardians of mino d and ouch matters akin to that. ,. H B54 By Kerr, providing
 appropriation for the Panama Cal ,, ornis expo sition at San Diego. was il :. definitely postponed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Supervisors in
 Session Yesterday

The board of supervisors was in ses session throughout the entire day yes- terdsy and last evening, during which time that body disposed of considerable routine business.
 Tbs matter of awarding bids for supplies fer tbe ensuing year at the county ho-pite' ~ss awarded to the Phelps-D Dodge Mercantile Go. it being the lowest bidder on all articles sd- vertised for.
 Several road matters were disposed Of. in addition to granting many pe- titions relative to wido s' exem ' tiops rom taxation for 1912.
 The board will meet in regular monthly session on May 3
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Ashurst Favors
 Advisory Elections
Especial to the P8osPECIoR)

Special to the PsosPEcToR)
 WASHING TON, DC, April 4.- l am anxious 10 see advisory election held in Arizona at earliest practical date, in order that the people may have an opportunity to exrress their choice for Federal Judge. The consti tutional amendment allowing the people directly to choose their sens tore will coon be ratified by the re- qu:red number Of states. and sure!y the people have the came right to make an expression ss to their choice for Federal Judge, especially ID view oi the fact that ,be Federal Judge holds his position for all practical purposes for life Will you kindly, through the medium Of your valus ble paper. urge that proper petitions te prepared, signed and filed, calling for the advisory election. to the end that the two senstors from Arizona may present to the president of the United States, the nanes O! the gentlemen who will he the peoples choice. Kind y publish this telegram and any CO., operation or sssis, s,auce you can give in bringing about the advisory cleo ton in order that the people may have ar opportunity to vote in this matter will earnestly be appreciated by me. I wsh an advisory election might be held to ascertain the peoples choice on all federal appointments in Arizons.
 H.F. AsBURsT.
 U Senator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Jury to Assemble
 for Duty On the 7th

The trial jury to serve st the April term of superior court in Tombetcne hes been called to assemble at the county seat on Monday, April !.
 Civil cases will occupy the attention of the court from April Ito IT. The criminal docket will then bs taken up.
 A special vsnirs of 6isy-6vs iuros has bsea drsWp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT
 Suit 352. Hazel Richey vs W H Richey. divorce.
 Suit No 353. State vs G Kirkland ct sl; back taxes.
 No 5l. T Lard Dr. Minnie May Lard Or; divorce and custody Of children.
 No 2sl. Mae Morton Or. J R. Morton CT; divorce.
 No 300 H K Street Dr, Blspcbe Street, Or; divorce, custody of minor children, allowance.
 Suit No 354. Los Angeles Cssket Go vs J Wo- d; debt, $376. LA. Suit 356. Carrie wortbington ct st, VI D HopDeet q, debt of $3CO.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of-
 VIM Thompson; W R Jones. L R Cutler and V NJ Kelley spprsisers. RR Lockett. B 4 Taylor. sdmr. W Vlacis; Bank of Bisbee. admr. c Lobb; Bank of Bisbee admr. Hawkins mines5 Bpril II dsy hear ing notice application for Ietters gusrdiaoship.
 T SAger, P W Hamilton, IA Jen- kius, ard E Harris appraisers. Bree minoFs; Frsocis Bses sppoint- cd gosrdisa.
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NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
 JUNE 20. 1910. United States Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona.
 State Of Arizona. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06
0oings in the State Legislature
, sVirE

sBlsa, by the committee on oo's evi.,ou. to regulate public printing ard to prescribe the msx'"o" rum to be paid therefor.
 FINAL AcTibS
 SBlS7, by Senator Losin, ot MO have. relating to the office oi ststs engineer, paced. sB Is4, the printing code, ps'sed House concurrent IeeolutioD No l relating to the salary of Miss stsrk sovernur's messenger, was indehnite iy postponed.
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chambeflaIns Ceush RemedF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
Al The Gem

fn{a Carter THE Girl with the
sweet Voice" pleased the patrons at
The Gem on the new bill which began
with Thursday matinee. Miss Car
Ter has a good voice for the songs she
puts over and she instills into them
her pleasing personality which Is
material aid to her success.
Boothe and Boothe, THE Eccen-
tric servers of Juggleries Comique
have a decided novelty in which they
intersperse their juggling stunts
with enjoyable comedy and singing.
Florence Booth has an exceptional
contralta vioce.
The stanleys novelty wire and
hand balancing feats are different
from the usual run of such acts and
the audiences yesterday were quick
10 appreciate the good qualities.
nd Stanley is one of the best slack
wire artists that ever appeared IN
Cairo and his work is truly remark
able.
Today the moving picture pogrom
at The Gem is to be supplemented
| by the famous Pathe weekly with us
ten subjects OF interesting interna-
! honalcurrent events. One OF thes'
is the visit Of Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson to the White House iol
his conference with President Wal
son and Secretary of state Bryon
/ The reel winds up with the reguia
Il Mutt aud Jeff comic series by bu'
Fisher which have admirers IN ever
part Of this country
Then there is to be presented
powerful dramatic two reel teatur
entitled A william Unmasked' b
the Kleinc-Eclipse company OF me
ton picture producers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF James Augustus, de-
ceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of James Augustus late Of the coun-
ty of Alexander. and state Of Hi
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that it will appear before the Coun-
ty Court of Alexander county, at the
Court House in Cairo at the 0cto-
Der term, on the first Monday in
October next. at which time all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
TO said estate are required to make
im mediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated this ninth day Of August,
A. d. 1913.
FIRST BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY, CAIRO, ILL.
NOIS.
BY Ii. Il. Aisthorpe, its Secretary,
ADMINISTRATOR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15

nlincis-Fair and warmer in
cast portion Friday; Saturday prob
ably showers.
Esntucky-Generaly fair Friday
and Saturday; warmer in east por-
ton Friday.
IIissouri-Fair Friday and Satnr.
day; warmer end probable showers
in tic north portion; fair in the
south