davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
Card OF Thanks.

Mrs w. |. Johnson and children
wish to extend their heartfelt thanks
% friends. ncighbors and societies
for tho many flowers. lovely trays
and tasty delicacies sent my beloved
husband and our devoted father dur
ing his illness; also for the numerous
and kind resolutions, costly floral de
signs, stone. the handsome monu
mcnt from the Under akor's Associat
ion and the sweet expressions Of love
and sympathy sent at death.
May Gods richest blessings ever
rest upon them all is the sincere pray
cr Of
MRS. MARIA G.. 1NUNSNN
TARQUINIA 4. MIDDLETON,
w. !. JOHNSON. IR
JAMES a. c. JOHNSON,
GEORGE II. JOHNSON.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
NEVER IN WANT.

Ho declared hat tho Negroes III
Africa wcr" never in want. Their"
was pubic granary that Furnished
all OF the Icorlc He then discussed
the Negroes in Vaiti and commented
upon the wonderful nMlitv OF Christo-
pho. enc OF T. OuvrrturcS' ahlcSt gen
erals, who at one time was n cook
His works Of ar may now I've seen
in that rcmarEah'c country. Col
Young dc"lt with the h bits Cf the
Negroes in thi% country. with their
inmate icalor"i"a and disposition to
attack and criic'sc each ether and
with their 'ack ~ race n~idc He cit
cd individnnl evidences Of their pro-
grcSS. nuot"a from p"nl laurence
Dnni'ar's works and paid glowing
tribute TO tho ah1o editor Of the New
York Crisis. DIR. W. r. -. Du BoiS.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
WISHES TO SAY MORE

Rnt this is not IN essay on Ne.
&r""S. says the high strung lady
from the north. Yes, it is: I'm run
n'nr hort Of paper au1 VIII have to
send the rea' OF this letter some 9TH
'r limo cater pay day. hut can
put This down on the lower edge
tn" workings Of the minds OF the An.
Elo-American. and Of the Jew, and of
the Negro aro alike Not exactly siml
lar in method but similar in conrlns..
,"i'S' a'ikc ia analysis and logic
"hen l am not so busy | would likr
/" say more about this some time.
"Aen the weather is good and i, usu;il
~ is in funny Colorado.
MCIlENItY GREEN
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
TIE SALVATION ARMY.

We gave out Y few choice baskets
n Thanksgiving and We are am ng
10 help 4 goodly number of deserving
people this Christmas Season. Al
ready our Pots. are on the streets
drop in something as you pass by
Anyone desiring to donate something
to this worthy cause. please communi
cate wi h Captain Herbert Fox Off.
Ger in charge. l27 West Clay street.
City. Phone Madison 30l9.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
Card Of Thanks.

The Rev. and Mrs w. r. johnson,
extend to their friends their sincere
"rh fu"c and appreciation for the
beautiful tokens which they sent TO
them on the occas' on OF their Twenty
iith marriage ivcrSarv. It will
be great pleasure to regard their
expressions OF congratula ion as n
valued treasure
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
AN INVITATION EXTENDED

When he vaultcd into the automobile
last Saturday morning waving an
adiru, he extended to the editor an
invitation to call upon Mrs. Charles
Young ut Wtlhcrforre. Ohio shou'd he
hnd himself in hat locality aSsur-
ing him Of Il hearty welcome in the
Young home in that historic town
i'll the State of Ohio
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
IN Mem s'ian.

In loving remembrance OF oar dear
husband and father, who departed
this life ono ynnr ago, December II,
1918:
bitter %r1ici,, Il shock severe,
To part with one we love 50 dear.
Oar loss is Ercat, we cannot complain
Hut trust in God, to meet again.
Mrs. Y ; Grinnan ard children
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13

Editor Nitrhri had wit ell editorial
after editorial IN h.S behalf and when
he mot him behind the scenes that
night, he cla=rcd II M To his breast
and hugEr'i Inn. Prayer WIS offer
ed - E.r,. j. y MtGrcU in Sou o.
DR.. j. T.. Jones. who was suffering
with throat 'rouhlc. Then Rev. Dr.
w. II. Stokes proceeded to Introduce
the DISTINGUISHED visitor. who spoke
on "'rhe Negroes Cultural Contribu.
tion to American Life" Col Young
did not SuhScrih to he statement
that the Negro had made such rrca,
progress since h's Introduction into
this country aa a slave.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
TO GO TO LIBERIA.

lie urrrd all colorch people 10 JOIN
the hnt"ricon h"coci"ti"n for the Nd
vanccincnt OF Col"rci People. He urr.
"ti tho ro'n"nd rc"n'e TO ho careful in
their conduct. wh1c avoiding cr'rg-
~" or tho e"rrificn of manhood
rights. ~" had heon aqeicac1 10 dufv
in Lihcri". whore tho rcoDlc took
plenty of tim" for cvcrv'hinn II wos
tomorrow" over here alw"ve in con
travcntion Of 'hn Amo~i""n s,v,n nf
Hurry-up llurry-up. If Colonel
Yousg had ever been affected hy
high hlnod.prcesnrc, he gave no in
dication Of it that night. He spoke
about one and a half hours and at
tho conclusion was "Still going
s'rong."
A BANQUET TENDnRED HIM
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
BOTH WEDDING ANNiSEiiSAKY.

1889 1919.
h'r and Mrs. John Il. Chilcs an
C".!n,c thcu 80 II marriage anniver-
sarT Reception III their residence. 2l6
w. Leigh ST. Thursday evening.
December Is. 1919 from 500 O'Clock
to ll.3n o'clock
All friends arc invited 40 cards
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
Surpri"c Inrty.

Hnrpri"c WAS rivcn Deacon r. r
tol"mnu "Wednesday nirht December
10. 1919 nj the rruidrnc" of hiv
hAnChi"r. Mira. W \. FrrkinH. NOI
@'Nh Street. the occasion hciur
hin md birthday. \ purH" wna
pr"'"n'"h hv hin son in law Matthew
j lIHrrin and very f"rIi"",v did h"
r"npond In appreciation OF came. At
u l!It" hour !uipprr WaH served
Thor" prn"cnt were Mir and Mira
w A P"rkinn, Mr. and Mrs.
Mnthow j IInrriH
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
Nt)'l'It'f'

~ the regular monthly mcrtinE
lr"t Monday uii:ht OF the Mctropnlitnn
l'rrti%t Church. fc crHburE. Va. tho
lt"F. t.ll Tarttc WAS unan imOu%ly
elected pastor for life.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
4 Wife Wanted

I want for a wife woman betw eer
81 and 25 years old. A widow with
babo In her arms preferable.
have q good homo near Toano
Va Correspond with =. 0. DOX. ia
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13

Mira l.. A. M"aon hos returned
home 1f'er rlensnrt visit TO her two
daughters In Yonkers and Staten
Inland. Now York.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13

ATTORNEY JamcH Alexander Chnfs
has been Waiting his wife. friends
and r'lN'lV"H In this city for about
teA day. He will return to licking
ton. KY. to resume his practice Of
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
AN lhONICAL CONCLUSION,

by the way | cannot understand
no" me ro'orcd men in your \ Ian
ll' coast country came to he such a
lot or wild canmbal savagcs far worse
than the llottcntots us can prove ly
that lady'S startling ct cr and any
body that disputes this must be prc
pared to face her great big 4i-calihre
gun. thought | had had some cy-
perlcnce IN human life in general
nut II has lccn sad routine OF mono:
ohy compared with hers. She keeps 4
double barred lock on her door in =
lahd where fcrocious crimes arc com
m'tted by Negroes almost daily, as
she states Now for my part I have
not been in a place in a lifetime OF
sixty years where | was not in the
helfhpor'ng presence OF the usual
number of colored pcople--half OF
mat Period in Indiana and half in
Colorado, yet | have not in a single
instance Known personally of a case
"i outrage committed by a Negro
ih'S IS an actual fact. 4 'ight-ycllow
mnlotto was hung on a telephone pole
som" years ago in our town on an
accusation from out in the far Suh.
u'hS hn' | knew nothing Of the de
ta''S cNccnt that even the SUSPICION
against him was about as thin as =
r,ece of SEc"tcr netting. SO much for
~" amusing shricks Of your rc-
mol" c"rreSnond"nt. who I hope h@s
som" KIND OF g"rb more logical and
r'v'''"' 'han the uniform OF her
Mother Eve
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13

Mr.. e. " Jordan. OF Suf!oik, Va
called on ua this week II" il at.
tending the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mr.. A. Il Clark. formerly OF
South Richmond, but now Of Wash
inFton, ID. G.. was in the city this
week. He was looking fine.
Rev. II. Hcccher Tavlnr viii as-
- -" Fifth Stree: Baptist Young
'"" 3 ;'nion Sunday evening 1T
' ~r"N. II Is tho starting Of a
drive for a membership OF 500. A
good program viii DO rendered.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13
A BANQUET TENDnRED HIM

He waa applauded at tho conclusion
OF hts remarks. Nine. G Bernard OIL
Richmond planet., 1919-12-13

Mothers send your boys to the Y.
NJ. c. 4. p. NJ. for The boys lncct
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

for the Oregon Agricultural college
Next to Columbia county, Benton II
the smallest county in the state.
| Ciackamas county was created july
s, 1913. II was part of the original
district and was named for the Clack-
amas Indians. The county seat is
Oregon City, formerly the state capi-
tai Clackamas. with Marion and
Washington counties. are the three
oldest counties in the state. The area
of Clackamas county is 1,102.960.
Ciatsop county. like clackamas.
was named for an Indian nation. The
county was created June 22. 1874,
from the original Tuality district. The
area OF the county is 515.440. The
county seat is Astoria, named for
a member of the Astor family, who
founded the city.
Columbia Named for Columbia River
Columbia county has an area of
423.6S0. II was named for the CO.
iumbia river which forms its northern
and eastern boundary. st. IIelens is
the county seat of Columbia which
was lTOlu NdHHlIBtOli tOuHly.
The date of its creation is January
IS, S54.
Taken from Umpqua and Jackson
counties. Coos county was created
December 22. 1853. from parts OF
Umpqua and Jackson counties. The
area of the county is 1.040.s20 and
Coquille is the county seat There
are many derivations suggested for I,
the name of Coos" with little certain
~ concerning any of them. Some (
think 1t was named after tribe of ,
Indians of the Kusan family. others
teiieve that the name was derived I
rom the Couse plant: still others
contend that IT was named for Coos
county. New Hampshire
Named for Major Crook.
Major General George Crook. of
he United States army. was the in
Igo Bend was the County seat of Crook
,ounty. created from Wasco county
october "a. 1882. The area of the
county is 1916 16o. and the county
eat is Prineville. Until a few years
lgo Ben was the county scat of Crook
but with the creation of Des-
.hutes county. December 13. 1916.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
PIECE OUT OF WASCO COUNTY IN
CALLED

Prinevllle was made the Crook coun
ty seat while Bend, so-called becaus
1t is located in a bend of the Des
chutes river. became Deschutes coun
~ seat.
Deschutes county is te newest ir
the state and was taken from Crook
county. Ms area is 7,92S.O77. 1T was
named for the Deschutes river, which
was at one time the "Riviere Des
Chutes." French for River of the
Falls.
Curry county was created December
is, 1855. from Coos county. 1t was
named for Governor George L. Curry
and its area is 95S 720. Gold Beach
is the county seat.
Douglas Formed in 1852.
January 7, 1852, saw the founding
Of new county for oregon. 1t was
Douglas county, formed from Umpqua
county and named for stephen A.
Douglas, senator from Illinois. The
area OF the county is 3.150.OSO and
the county seat is Roseburg.
Gillian county was created in the
year Aoc9, FtDTudTy 20. II was
formed from Umatilla county, and
was named for Colonel Cornelius
Gillian, killed in the Cayuse war. The
area of Gillian county is 16S.640. The
county seat is Condor, named for
Professor Condor. who spent many
years in research work in the Condor
region. Many OF his biological speci-
ments were found in Gillian county.
General U. S. Grant was the inspir-
alton for the naming of Grant coun-
ty when it was formed from Wasco
and Umatilla counties, in 1864. on oc-
tober IA. The area is 2,Ss2,800 and
he county seat is Canyon City.
Harney County Created in 1899. 'I
Harney county was created from |
Grant county February %, 1889. 1t
vas named for General William s.
iarney. L. S. a. Harney lake was
iamed many years before Harney /
county was named and the name was
given to the county be-
,ause Harney Lake was situated
herein. The area of Harney exceeds
my county in the state. it tctalling g. I
'57120. Burns is the county seat.
Hood River county was created
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

'i'i'ies 40 "a pa
vantage OF TINS opening.
- .,e- - oo
|,
niontnly earnings OF q woman iaceory
worker-the girl must pay $l-2O a
.ne eos' - .u
'ne ie'i.aliii' fA''V = 'ro.
OUT Oh 'his rheasfe pay me aVei"so
factory shi sehuS hoiite my ee"'s
iiiohth. ioi s" ans i,oe "oeS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

The average pay of fcatory girls o.
Japan is 4.67 month. according Il
statistics obtained for use in the ma
iion-wide campaign of the Episcopal
church Of America.
The matter OF living wage is a
cAeageltle quantity; it varies with
cations afd localities. In America.
he co,r.:r. o. tae comparatively high
waza. pe son who receives only
si.57 month. not day. or a week.
hu' r'onth-ls most surely to be
pitied here in Japan.
While the high cost of living in ia
pan is very low compared with Am
erican experiences in that line. s4.67
a month. together with bad working
conditions. strikes an average that
threatens alike the economic, physi-
cal. moral and spiritual life of the
worker.
While the Christian missionaries
have helped to better the living con-
ditions of many women in Japan, they
have been able to do very little for the
100 coo women and girls who make
THEN living in the big modern facto-
lies. There is little opportunity to
reach them. They labor twelve hours
Il day-in some cases sixteen and
eighteen, with an hour or two thrown
in to clean up after their work is done.
Unless the factory owner or employer
is a Christian and makes provision
for the moral and physical welfare of
his workers, little can be done for
them. Pet an entering wedge has
been made by Christian missionaries.
them. But an entering wedge has
Episcopal church to expand all its ac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

Umatilla county, with an aera OF 2
O3O,720 acres. was. created September
~. 1852, and was taken from Wascc
county. There is contention that
there never was such a tribe as the
umatilla Indians and that the real de-
riViation OF the name was from the
umatilla river. 1t seems certain.
however. that the settlers of early
days referred to the Indians as the
Umatillas during the fifties and 1t is
highly probable that the county was
named for them. Pendleton Is the
county seat of Umatilla, whose num-
ber OF acres OF tillable land is ex-
ceeded only by Douglas and klamath
counties.
The total value Of the tillable land
In Umatilla county is estimated at
s25.761.645. the highest in the state.
with no exceptions. In the summar-
les OF assessment rolls for 1918 in re-
gard 10 shares OF stock. the value in
Umatilla county is s1.214,5S5, which
exceeds any county in the state with
the exception OF Multnomah county.
Umatilla county, with Linn and
Wallowa counties, ranks among the
three counties in the state which raise
more swine than any other county.
The number in this county Is 9033.
while the number of cattle is 26,4I9
and the sheep and goats 100.00S.
The assessment roll shows also that !
the apportioned value OF railroad (
property in Umatilla county for 1918 I
was $10.52S.56 or higher than in any /
county in Oregon with the exception
OF Multnomah. where the amount was
$134s3,156I0.
When Counties Were Formed.
Baker county was formed in the
same year and month that Umatilla
county was founded, and was taken
from Wasco county. Its area is L.
s5s.400 and Baker is the county seat.
The county was named for Colonel f.
ID. Baker. senator from Oregon.
On December 23, 1S47. Benton
was formed from Polk coun-
~. 1t was named for Senator T. II, 4
Benton. OF Missouri The area of
Benton county is 440.3zJ and its
county seat is Corvallis. the location
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

June %, 1908. from Wasco, and a
, comparatively new county. Its name
waes derived from Hood river. Hood
river was named for Mount Hood, ia
nous Oregon peak, which in turn was
named for an English admiral. Lord
Hood. The area is S47,520 and Hood
River is the county seat.
Jackson county is the namesake of
General Andrew Jackson, known as
Stonewall Jackson. famous character
OF history. Jackson was created jan
tary IL, 1852 and was prior to that
time part Of the original Yamhill and
Champoeg districts. The area is L.
$1,000 and Jacksonville named for
the county itself, is the county seat.
Also named for a noted historical
cnnracter is Jefferson county. created
from Crook county December 12,
1914. Mount jefferson is on the
western boundary of the county and
il likewise was named for President
Thomas jefferson. Madras is the
county seat. The area is 1,133.6s0.
The county is the baby county of the
state.
Named Tor Daughter of Miner.
Josephine Rollins. the beautiful
daughter of a miner, inspired the /
title of Josephine county, created /
January 22, from Jackson county
The area of the county is 1.120,640 ,
and the county seat is Grants Pass.
Klamath county was created Oc-
tober II. 1882. from Lake county. 1t
was named for the klamath Lakes.
whic were named from the klamath
Indians who inhabit the shores of the
lakes. The area of the county is g.
$500. klamath Falls is the county
seat. Located in klamath county is
Crater Lake. one of the wonders of
the age. Crater Lake is a lake form
ed in the crater of an extinct voca-
no. Thousands of tourists visit it
every year.
lake county is co-called because
of the many lakes in the county, and
the county seat is named Lakeview
for the same reason. The county was
created from Wasco county. October
-, 1874. The area is 06O.s0
Named for Governor Lane.
Lane county was named for GEN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

erai Joseph Lane, territorial governor
OF oregon. II was created January rs,
1851 as part Of the original district
The area is 2,951,6SO and the county
seat is Eugene, the location Of the
University of oregon.
/ Lincoln county was created from
Benton and Polk counties and was
named for President Abraham Lin
coin. 1t was created February 90
1893. The county seat is Toledo and
the area of the county is 645,12O.
Linn county avs formed from the
original district, December 2s, Is47.
1t was named for DIR. Lewis y. Linn.
senator from Missouri. The area is
1.435.52sO and Albany is the county
seat.
MaIheuF Means Misfortune.
Malheur county was formed Fe'-
ruary II, 1887. from Baker COUNT.
1t received its name from the Malhcur
river. 1t in turn was named NAL
henr," meaning misfortune because
the Indians stole goods and furs from
# cache made near the river. The
"C'A - also means tFlI
hour" The county has an area Of g.
S25.120 and Vale is the county seat.
Marion county was formed July 5,
1sz5. The name was changed from
Chumpoeg September s. 1s49. Cen
eral Francis Carton was the inspira-
tion for the name. The area is 764,-
leo and the county seat is Salem. Sa-
lem is also the state capital of Ore /
eon.
An early resident, J. L. Morrow
was honored when Morrow county
was created from Umatilla county
February 16. 1885. The area of the
county is 1896 600. Heppner is the I
county seat.
MUltnomah Is smallest County.
Mutlnomah county is the smallest
ounty in the state. it's area being
$500 The largest city in the
tate. Portland is the county seat. The
county was created December 22
1854, from Washington and Clacka-
mas counties. and was named for the
Indian nation. The name
Continued on page 34.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
JAPANESE WORKING GIRLS RECEIVE SALARY OF
&.67 A MONTH; BOARD COSTS THEM JUST s1.2O

Despite Meager Pay Envelope Workers Usually Send Home
Cents Every Month-Girls From to 20 Yrs. Old
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

Continued on page "a,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

Continued on page a4)
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-11-21

ming at corner No. 1, whence the East A corner Sec. 13. T AS R 2S-E bears N 40 36' W. 533.6 feet, thence s. go 09' B. 600 feet to corner No 2; thence s. S00 50' w. 1500 feet to corner No. 8; thence N 9' 09' W 600 feet to corner No. 4; thence N. S0' 50' E. 1900 feet to corner No l. the place of beginning.
 COMSTOCK NO. 12 LODE: Begin ming at corner No. l, whence the South east corner Sec. 13, T. AS. R 2S-E. bears s 140 12' w. 9424 feet; thence S. S00 50' w. 1900 feet to corner No 2; thence N. go O9' w 600 feet to cor ner No. 3; thence N. Soo 5O' E. 1900 feet to corner No 4; thence S. go 09' B. 600 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning.
 GOLD BELT NO. LODE: Begin ming at corner No. 1, whence the South east corner of Sec. 13, T. AS. R. 2S-E bears S. 45o 29' w. 45S.1 feet, thence s. SO0 50' W 1900 feet to corner No. g; thence N. go 09' w. 600 feet to corner No. 8; thence N S0o 50' E. 150O feet to corner No 4; thence S. go O9' E 600 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning.
 GOLD BELT NOS10 LODE: Begin ming at corner No. 1, whence the East A corner, Sec. 13, T. AS. R 2S-E bears N. 4' 36' w. 533.6 feet, thence N S00 5ai B 1500 feet to corner No 2; thence s. @ 09' B. 600 feet to corner No 8; thence S. S0o 50' W. 15O0 feet to cor. ner No 4; thence N. go 09' w. 600 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning
 GOLD BELT NO. LODE: Begin ming at corner No. 1, whence the s. E.. corner of Section 13 T AS R. 2S-E. bears $. 14o 12' W 9424 feet; thence N. 90 O9' w. 600 feet to corner No 2; thence N. S0' 50' E. 1500 feet to corner No B.; thence s go 09' B. 600 feet to corner No. 4; thence S. S0o 50' W. 150O feet to corner No. the place of begin ming
 GOLD BELT NO. LODE: Begin ming at corner No. 1, whence the E. corner Sec. 13, T. AS R 2S-E. bears South 45o 29' w. 45S.1 feet, thence N. go 09' W. 600 feet to corner No. g.; thence N. S0o 50' B. 1900 feet to corner No. 3; thence s. 9' 09' E. 600 feet to corner No 4; thence s. S0' 50' W. 1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place of be- ginning.
 That portion of the Fl Capitan and Gold Belt No. 10 lodes in conflict with lue MloSiHS hiuh duu roAey loueS, our vey No. 3376, is hereby expressly ex- cluded from this application. Adjoin- ing and conflicting claims as shown by the plat of survey are the Bonan- ga No. 4, Bonanza No. 5, Bonanza No Millionaire and Grown Point lodes unsurveyed and the FoXey and Mis- sing Link Lodes survey No 3376
 J. L IRWIN,
 Register L First publication, October 31, 1919; :, last publication, December 26, 1919
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-11-21
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
 / OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE

To SatuliEc Santander, his heirs and assigns, 3uu to all per sn1s ha-- ing recorded liens opon the proper ty herein described, and to all pur- chasers of said property
 You are hereby notified that the State Bank of Metcalf, the mortgagee under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain chat tel mortgage. executed ito said mort gagee by said Saturnino Santander on January 30th, 1917, and filed and recorded in the office of the county recorder of Greeniee County, state of Arizona, on February 3rd, 1917 in Book of Chattel Mortgages, at page 1727, will sell at public vendue for cash lawful money of the United States, at the front door of the coun- ty courthouse at Clifton, Arizona, on the 24th day of November, 1919, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of that
 he following described proper ty.
 One two story frame dwelling house, situated on the east side of Coronado railway, on lands leased from the Arizona Copper Company, Limited and said house i,. carried on the books of said comnany as House No. 456. situated in thA town Jf Met calf, county of Greenlee, state of Ari- zona, together with all appurtenances thereto belonging.
 State Bank of Metcalf. Mortgagee.
 By l.. Kearney. it's Attorney.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-11-21
NoTIcT TO CREDITORS

Estate of Andrew Drumm, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executors of the es- tate of Andrew Drumm, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice at the office of Dave w. Ling, Clifton, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the said county of Greenlee State of Arizona.
 Meade l.. Mcclure,
 Edward F. Swinney,
 Oliver H. Dean.
 Dated at Clifton, Arizona this 4 dap of November, 1919. At