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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
J. N. GAINES APPOINTED
 TEMPORARY TREASURER.

l. x Gaines. of Tombstone Secre. tary oi the Cochise County Taxpayer Association and at one time coun.y treasurer of Cochise county. was th,s morning appointed treasurer 10 oc- cupv ;he office during the interim of checking 'he records and accounts ot ;he office
 Following the return of Senator ". NJ Roberts. member of the board from Bisbee and Douglas. where checG of ,he cash in the various banks ;hcr, Was made. the board met this morning and made the appointment. af.er considering a number of poSsib', appointments. Mr. Gaine, Was con. Sidercd as one that would be conyer- ,aut with ,h. operation ot the office. having had previous experience. |; i, expected ;he otiice w.il he turned over 70 him tomorrow and following approval of his bond by the >upervis.
 p, !e w;ll b. in charge of ,he o'. flee until The matter of ,he defalca. ion in ,he treasurer's office can be definitely settled. which may take at l,a,, &o days. according to the off cer> now in charge O. ;hc audit \ force under II. r Cu'hber'. public ae. com;au.. and J C. Darl. deputy s.a'e examiner is diligently d. work making the cheek. and no announce men, wi.l be forthcoming un'.. the check is completed
 In the meantime ;he business Q; the oiH,, will continue following the qua,. flying Of Mr Games, NJ. Welcs. coun.y '~,asur"r, will remain m he office lending such valuable assistance a., he may b. abe 10 offer during the mater of s,raigh'en.ns out 'he a, fairs O. he office. accustomed hy :n. alleged shortage
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TO ATTEND STATE
 MEETING AT PHOENIX

County School Superintendent Miss E,sie Toles and s;a:e superintendent. elect. has received call from the s.l:e board ot education of which -hs 2, secretary Ina, a meeting will be ned in Phoenix on the 27:h ot this month Following the meeting of the state board the meeting of ;ae state teachers association. covering d per .od Of three days. will be held al Shich a, least 1900 teachers rom all over Arizona will be present An in- ieresting program is under the course Of preparation by President Bland Of the association. according to the word received by Miss Toles. which will pc published within a few days Among the notable educators and spea-. CTS win be on ,he program will be Dr. C. E. Cubberly of Stanford University Drs. Henry Suzzalo. of Teachers Col. lege. Columbia University and Miss Elizabeth McCrizke.. Of Ipsilanti are also on the program A number of others also will be on the Est, an nouncement of which will be made be. fore the meeting
 In connection with the state teach
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NOGAleS UTILITY DENIED RIGHT TO REFUSE GAS TO PATRON WHO NOT USING THEIR ELECTRICITY

PHuENIX. Doc. [ Ina. The Ari zona Ga, anl Electric company 0; No sa.es ha, no rlgh, 70 discontinue the sls service Of any patron simply be. caus" Ina. pI-ron buy, his electric ngh,iug rom another concern. is the stand taken by the Arizona corpora ion commission in an order issued i'- day
 The order is based on d complaint and afday., sworn 10 by Leonardo Gam.z. p-opr.e;or ot he Ho.el Amer lea According 10 his calm, lad be- fore ,he commission. Game1 wa, r.. c-iy.n- ba;h electric and gas service rom he Arzona Gas and E.ec's'c company Then he decided for reasons best known ,o himself. 70 ;a'e e.ec. ETC service .y.m the Noga.e. Electric Lsh. lee and Wa;er company No sooner had he taken 'i!, step h. says than an agent of the gas and light company informed him that he had cone ;a remove the me.ers and ,Ae sa- line furnish ns he hotel and nine ajJaceu, dwellings, Nas cur.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of ,he interior.

:. Land office at Phoenix. Arr aona November F. 1920
 Notice is hereby given Ina, Martin C Costello, ot Tombstone, Arizona. MO on Nov .. 1915 < e-eI.eo, made Homes.eai Entry NJ 09s7as.04s79i, for lots X ,. sEl4NEI4. NlasE'. SWI, sEl4, SEi,Swl4 Sec ,. wv. NEl, Sec. 5, SWASW1. Sec. ;. SEl. SEI. Sec. t. El.NEI. See. :. Nwi. Sec. s.. r ls,S., 2S-E G X < R B. < N. hls :.sed uo;i @ Of mention 10 mak- Thre- Year Proof 70 establs1 cain 10 inc iaud above described be- lore, N A FoH.er.=r : Commission a. Tombstone Arizona. on ,ne 2ls. day December ls9o
 Claimant names as witnesses: a44e- \. L.mb Fr.d s Rrnnes.. ;oau E-caau.o. Sr f:-ra,, E,oapu'e. a.. Q IT. s41s:oae. Aa1oaa.
 CUss F MARSHALL.
 Register
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UNIFORM LAWS TO BE REcoM-
 MENoEo TO EVERY STATE

PHOENIX, Dec. 7-Commissioners for the promotion of uniformii Of legislation in the United States Siil recommend and present to the Ari- zona legislature five measures which it Is seeking to have made uniform in Al states Of the Union. according to State Librarian Con Cronin, who was Ariz0na's representative this year al the national conference of commis. sioners on uniform state laws at St, Louis
 Cronin said the measures which
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
MUST SERVE FIVE
 YEARS FOR BURGLARY

NOGA-ES. Dec Five 10 ten years is the penalty Baldomero Hur ,ado mus, pay for burglarizlng ths home O: F. | Weeks in Beckman $. les, man two weeks ago.
 iur.3do was caught red-handed n ;he Weeks home by Assistan: Police Chief Ei Webb. When captured, h. had .n h!s possession a revolver, watch and other valube articles, which Weeks subsequently, identified 2s his own
 Iie was sentenced in the Superior court O. santa Cruz county in con vic;ion of first degree burglary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
GREEK NAsaED AT LINE CHARGED WITH TRYING TO
 GET MEscAL INTO U. s.

DOUGLAS. Dec. IA Greek giving the name of Rodzalis was arrested al the international costcms house by Customs Inspector Fred Berry last night. on charges of having liquor In his possession and with violation ot passporr regulations.
 Roizalis crossed into the United State in a Ford for hire car. accord. ing 10 customs officials. and Is said 70 have had the mescal concealed in the lining of his oversoat. He was confined in the city jail over night and was released this morning on a bond in the sum Of sl00
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
FlGNT TO ADMIT
 MEXICAN ORANGES

MORALES. Ariz. Dee. Orans shipments ou, Q: Mexico have been begun through ,he Por: of Nogales. twelve carloads Of ,he Cu' hayins been admitted Ids, week
 Ow1ng % 'he ban placed on NrNi. can oranges, those passing the local port are shipped under bond to Can ala. none of ,a,m bcIHs permitted , r-,,, the Hre ior con-ump,..n n 'ho Tinted S.a,,-
 The MeN.caa fru... winch ,, ,a.pped prnc.2aay rom sonora aai Sina'oa, s barred rom ;h.s country because 5g san Jose ~>a,e Legislation 70 'h.- c:s,c. .as passed d, ;he !n,'.si ..oa ot ne caaorna Fru., Growers association
 Mexican orange growers are p.an- ming comp e,e rejuy,ns,ion O: ,ae;r s-oye, Scientific methods ~!r oe applied .umcd;a;c.y 10 destroy he sca.e and legislation WI, De soogh, 70 gain ajm..'anc- jl 'A.s country o; :Ae olcaG,cd :ru.;
 Flor. a.-o Will be made 70 have .he ban ...el rom other Mexican produces now barred rom the tinted S'a'e>
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DOUGLAS BARBER IS
 BEATEN BY THUGS

DOUGLAS, Dec. s.--Albert Runkle of 1886 Seventh street, barber en- ployed in the De Luxe tonsorial par Tor. was held up by two men last night as he was returning home from town and was slugged on the heal with piece o: gas pipe. Runk,e said today that the men were dressed in army uniforms and one of them tried to pinion his arms to his sides
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
INCOME TAX MUST
 BE PAID BY i5TA

Dr. l. i> .he Ia-f day 'ar the pa. men, O. .bs .ou-.b iusra.,mcn, O. 'he income .nd eNce,, rru;i.s ;aNe- due .h.- year To aVe.d penalty the .aN mu. .- iu .l~ offices of collector, o' a.s 4. revenue O. ,.4uch offices 1s m inigh; O. that da;e
 Inquiries reaching the comm. ,s.oner 1i Internal revenue ;ad.ca-c d belief , haf taxpayers have ten days grace on his ns;a'lmen'. such a provision was contained in ,he lsl7 revenue ae; ou' was removed by She revenue .; O, lsis
 paymen, or ,he fourth !ns-allmen' m., T., made .n cash or by money sr- der or check The bureau ot .n:erua. -.erna, urges ;ha; whenever possible pay1-u: be made by cheek or money o-dc- This method helps ,h- tax payer by saving h.m a trip D ,A" co.- ,ector's office and ayuid, congestion d; The cashiers window Check or money order should be made payable 70 Collector Of Internal Revenue"
 B..s wtll be sen. 70 taxpayers, but ;ajlure ,o recive q b.ll does not re. lirye the taxpayer of his obligation c pay on time.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by Ioc-. .gT3,ailnas, as they cannot reach the osfat,o pari.Cn of t..e ear. There is C .r, .t cure catarrhal deafbseov and i.Ai . ry A oonstitutionai remedy. Cs.asTls. Etat fu is csused by an in- q .1.s .tr.t i.C. sf the mucous hDinR of ia. Llss. E..n --a, When thie tube is .s:.sG Hu@ haNs 30 rcrnbling sound or iss ,~T.,r, HssTlrT Tf wttp tt 10 entirely .,c t:f'.'ts r'nIiL GbbeD the y. .; v -r.. i.tr t.1 b. -.dur,d and tbts tube f't.ar'G 9, .ts -Hr-.. 'on.,i,on. hearing tt C, F-slFsc feHf-s- Many eases of c' ..'s s,t art ~r ,.- oh vb,.h is ga As.irs Iafla- a,as thru Ne A."Od Ua ;ts -s-r..s i.t''s of the sys- 
 b, u.l T.vs O-s ji..o-," D.nars for fTf ssst af t.4er E co a',s. ts.f, sannot i-' e-1'o |. Hss '"fe ai.u'ars ..t. iss -rF ti,
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
GLASS EATER DIES

DOUGLAS. Nov Private John Gul oi tne Frs. Cavalry. formerly If Chicago. NAo on November ls was reported ;o b. in he army hospital Ia. Camp Ha-ry ! Jones. af.er having devolred II e.ec,-c light globes, died tonight. Death, however. was mol a.. tribu;ed directly 70 glass eating. q practice Gi., l, said 70 have fo,,oset as d civilian ,a3N man
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO
 BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING
 OF STATE LIVESTOCK BOARD

PHOENIX, Dec 1-PrOposed legis- la;ion will feature the meeting of the state livestock sanitary board here next Tuesday it was announced at the boards offices today It was under stood all members of the board wou d be present, including E. H. Crabb Of Flagstaff; Frank P. Moore. Douglas and Jack Barger, Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

while ;he other struck him with a piece of pipe He caEeG for help and Dllph Beaslcy of the Bux;on-Smith company appeared at an open window
 win d sho gun and frightened inc assailant, away. Po.ice were notified.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
Plan IS Common

In some of the states ra.s Dan has been long in action a. for Instance in he county 0t S. Louis in Mime. so1a, according to Attorney Boyle. 0. this city, Duluth is he county seat. bug regular terms of cour, ars held in another town sevea,y miles away. where there .s la-ce mining population. very similar = conditions in this county.
 According 10 repo-;s ? Doag.as today. the matter of having . second superior court in th:s county will 9e taken up With Governor Camyben T soon after his return from his east ern trip, where he is now attending conference Of stare governors in y,vania.-Dousias International
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oersrtrent of the Interior

|. :. Land Office Q, Phoenil, Ar zoa1 September 25. ,e2o
 N5ace is hareb, sven that Fran1 k. loar:r-E o. .saaph~ Arizona. oa5, an lvls.l7 H i2-i6-ls. ..a-s U5"e..s4. rr.-, No. o3572s- a;78e. for E.. sl.1 S,c 70. NlaNwl. .os- and 3 see.>. Fi9 NE.4 Sec. -. VIZ sE'. F.. sWi. Sec 20 ws. NEi4, V. Nwi4 Section % township -os. Range ,s-E- C & s R. B X Meridisn, nas fled noti~e O. .u.eu..or 70 make Three Year Proof. p establish clam .o@iae lard above described. before N a Fowler, r. =. conri, toner. af Tombstone. Arj- 1aaa. on tle d day Q. NoYsube7, ls2o.
 C'aiman, rames s, witnesses:
 Frank T. shaver. ot Ft Huaehuca, ir.zona. Yndalee.o so'ano or Egin. s-.zona. Lee HarseY. Aria H liar say. bo;h of FstraAn- Arizona
 CHAs. E MARSHALL. Register.
 Firs, pub. octoOe- 8 1920
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
RESTORATION 70 ENTRY OF
 LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the lands described below. embracing l35.j5 acres within the Coronado Ma tional Forest. Arizona, will be subject 70 sattlemen, and entry uDder the provisions of ,he homestead laws of ilc United States and the act O. Jane lI 1906. GA Stat. 253b. al the United States land office at Phoenix. on January 22, 1921 Any settler who Wa, actually and in good faith claim ing. any ot said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January l. 1906. and has not abandoned same has pre- orence right 70 make homestead en- ;ry for he lands actually occupied Sad lands Were listed upon the appli- cations ot the persons mentioned be- iaw. who have a preference right sup ject 10 tAe prior right of any such se,- fer provided such settler or applicant .s qualified 10 make homestead entrT and The preference right is exercised prior 70 January 22, 1921 on which date ;he land, vii! be subject ,o se;- t.emen: and entry by any qnalifiea person. \ 'rac, Of 135.35 acres within un surveyed. but what may be when sn.rey.d. ,ec;ious x and Q. l6 and r.. T 3i <. k l9 E, G * $ R M de. -cribed as IT, F. ; No. 53% The above .ands are restored 10 enabl Samu"l W Lacey 10 amend his II F. a.a3Gl PhoeniN ,.ries. 70 secure inc .-ac. in i- proper entirety List s272O Amended
 D k PARRDTT. Acting Assis,1n, Conmi~sioucr Of 'ha General Land Ofic..
 November i. l"20
 Firs- published Nov .s lg3o
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
Douglas
Matter Side-Stepped.

Two years ago Waen .- proposed 10 have an ae. Q. ;he legislature providing f7r an additional Jaaee for ,h.. coun.y .hc matter wss s.i>. stepped by he democratic najor:;r The buck M, passed '5 Judge Lec' wood and he declined |, assume ;he reslon >-5.l;,y of racomm.ad.ns an. other judge which Woud be relieving him os a large par of h. dn,ies which he h1d assumed on Ai> election as iuige N5v. il is claimed, ;he so'e responsibility .n .b.s mater res:s wi.h Governor Campbell
 Jus: Nhat public sen;i:nea; .n he coun.y regarding this second superior judge, cannot De estimated as me question Of the =sh, O. ,he governor to make this appo.rtmen, now is ] new one which has never had genera, scgss,.on in the eoun'y. ou; 1, can b. said that there is as.l.-ra5,e sen ..men, Douglas favorable 70 having :he new judge and Hithou; delay !, c3u-r term provided a. e.:h,r Douglas or Bisbee could be acs ompa shed n he ely nal and ;he eN7ea-e wou,i amour, 70 no more than he salary of judge and The pay oc one u- -Ho dep. uty clerks
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Ask That Fvll Refund Be Made

The complaint asks 'hc deiendtu's be commanded 10 appoT';on all 'und, ma; may accuru,a.e rom he sa'a and tcn' of he ands In n" 'u'ure .n eNee,s Of the neN, annual tn:.ryst payment n he counties in The above proportion un,i. aN accrued iutere.: claims are paid of T. asks 'ha: they be commanded. after ,he payment of .he acrued interest claims. 70 pay Navapai county s2[co) for moaey paid out by th.s county n The ra. iemp;lon of some O. the bonds issus ! by i; After completing a, of 'he above payments, the comalaint asks ,ha; ae defendants be commanded 60 pay me armour, Of the bonds iu ull as follows Marcopa county. s9os.- 551. Yayapai county se4s26s7I Co., con.no county, slollG7.9. and Pima county s2l9.79l2a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

FOR SALE T~o aay horses, D eigA ns =a-ut i-Js . years old. broke ,3 harness, ~-.-. D. McI,eod. Garden Can ., A-iz adv -3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COChlSe MAY GET AN
 OTHER COUNTY JUDGE

Under an Arizona law when any coun'y in the state shows by the national census that il has popula ton of thirty thousand or more it ,hall be entitled 10 an additional superior judge By the recent na. jionil census Cochise county is given more ;han forty thousand population and ii is now he claim that Governor Campbell has the full authority to name hi, additional judge and il was made known in Duuglas today that ;he governor will be asked 10 act in ;hi> natter withou; delay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COUNTIES WANT MONEY
 BACK ON OLD BOND ISSUE

PliOE.NIN. Dee. NandamuS pro Ceedings againS, lessee l.. Boyce, as statc auditor and Harry < Ross. as state treasurer. and their successors m office was begun yesterday in the superior court by 'he counties of Pima Coconiuo. Nayapai and Mari vopa to recover nearly S2,0oa,"nu n bonds and injcrc>; accrued throug' the issuing Q. bonds to promote he construction of railroad from Ash Fork through Phoenix 70 Tucson hy inc Missouri and Pacific Railroad Cn.
 Through some error. ;hc bonds after their issuance by the counties during the period between l>s$ and lSS-. were turned over ;o the railroad com psry Th.s company in urn sold tho bonds ,o third parry and never hui, inc road The SUI; ;o declare Jhe bonds void was carried 10 rhe supreme cour; Of ;he Uni.ed States. which held 'Ae bonds void. Consres, by an ac; validated tho bond, To rro;ec, the innocen, par'y, and m .he enabling ac, making Arizona d state a section vas aided setting aside looo,coo acre, Of land 70 b. sold by ,he state and inc proceeds given ,o 'hy cour. lies, re,undiug ,h, bond issue and ;le accrued jnierg,.
 According ,o he complaint. $2&5- 7--,4 ,:4 now Is held by ;he state treas. urer 'hroush ,h" ,.ie. leasing or o'hcr disposition of a portion of the acre. age SC; aside for -ae retundins fund. Demand has been made upon tho state auditor 10 allow the c.aims cf these counties. according 10 'he com. pain, bu, ho refuse, 'o do 50 b.. cause, he a"eEe,, there is no ac; al iho-izins him 10 pay ,he c.aim-
 The complain, asks ',a' a vri' o' mania'e be issued ou, O: he ~uper!or cour; commanding the d".endan,s and their successors in office ,o allow and approve ,he claims of ;he counties anl give ;hem credi; upon h. state books for ;hc accrued interest paid by these counties on he bonds as foioNs IF. ma county, seo4,l2455. Yavapai s27o. S2s x Coconino. sl75.22. 60 and Mar. icopa s326.2,7so The complain, fur. th"- asks :Aa, .he defendants be commanded as,v- payrs ;he current in.,-,,, on 'hr bond, from ,ht land fund npN .a the treasury. 70 appor;ion the remaining amour, 70 each of tA. eo1n.i-s as follow, Pima. 9os p-- cent, Yavapat .774 per cent; Coco nino. l7S5 per cent and Ma-'copa 22.il per cent
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
Legislation Unnecessary.

MG!copa county was provided with a second superior judge seyeri' years ago by ,he legislature. but i; is claimed that such legislative action is no; necessary where d connty is shown 70 he qualified for d second judge by a regular census The on'y doub. abou; the poH-r o7 inc gov ernor 10 make an appointment now i> whether he could be compelled 70 'ake such action
 This county is one of inc iarges, in he sat" bo;h ln popuiar.on and wealth and i. is claimed by several prominen; citizens and attorney in Doug,as tha; second courr wou'l provide conycnienee> and promp,ness n the disposition of court business which would mi.y warrant any addi- ;ioual eNpense Two years ago the legislature passed law providing aa;hor.'y Ter he superior judg" ef Pima coun.y 10 ho,d cour, a. Ajo T that county when ,ha' was deem I eNpclien', and under ;aa, law cont ha, been held ar Ajo Shou!d ihe governor of hrizona noT mlk" The appointment Of second superior ju.Se .n this c1un-y j, should be clsv :o have he com as legislative ses- sion provide for holding courts n ;a., couu'y d: other poiu,s rs.her than a; Tombstone which would er,Atly accommodate l;.aan.s in Inc couny and those called 70 serve on juries l, m. sh' be ,hat court 'erm. could be he'd a, bo,A B> >bee aal Douglas
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FOR -EasE Co acres good pas .u-e land aitn good grass: and about 4J .1-> N.c .ay. Adv4tE
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D k PARROTT.

Acting Assi stan; Commissioner of Ihe General Land Ofic-.
 November i. l"20 Frs published Nov x lgao
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Fr-t pub N5v ia-o
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-16
UNIVERSITY FUND DRIVE
IS OFF TO GOOD START
Petitions Are Being Circulated in Many
counties.-First Reports Indicate
Endorsement Of the Proposition

H"zeman.-The campaign for fl
naHcs> for the university is we'll under
way. according To Manager W. +.
Brewer nf the university fund cant
paign. In many of III" counties the
petitions which are In insure the plar-
ing of the two financial measures he
fore the voters this winter. are hein.
circulated for signatures First re-
pnll> Indicate 4 general and hearty
Endorsement of the proposition. he
said.
Manager Brewer announced that
county chairmen for the canlpaign
have been appointed in 20 Montana
counties. These county chairmcn will
have the work Of getting the petitions
signed in their counties. and later vii,
he in charge "t the campaign for cleo
ti"n of the measures which are now
being initiated
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-16
POLICE SEIZE A LARGE
AMOUNT SMUCClEO DRUGS

Great Fall>.-pne Of the biggest
seizures of Struggled drugs ever made
in the city WAS made hy Sheriff James
Burns when he arrested John Mathp-
son. ~. and Elizabeth Brown. 81. and
found concealed about the wnlnan'S
cloIhiu. IS bottles of cocaine. about
- ounces valued al Approximately 81
ihW. The Officers had received Il Tin
from tanada that al effort would he
made tn >mllEgle Il considerable guam
'iry OF the drug into the >tIae. 1t MAS
ahoNt l II. N. when the sheriff NO.
ic"d the pair upon The street and their
suspicious actions caused him ~ stop
them He noticed the wolnnnS coat
h'lgrd. and Il search revealed IL bot
Hes in her waist. Two hotties We're
found in her muff'.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-16
SID ]. COFFEE PRESIDENT ;.
OF MONTANA STATE FAM
w. s. kuehn 10 Vice President and J.
G. Diamond Made Assistant Sec.
rotary by the Directors

Helcna.-Sid ]. Coffee of Mi>snila
WAS elected president of the board Of
directors Of the Montana State fair.
and William T. kuehn was made vice
president when the board convened
here ut the office OF Horace :. En-
sign, the secretary. JAY G. Diamond.
for several years associated with the
weather bureau here, was chosen as
>i>tant secretary. succeeding George
I. Martin, who resigned after few
weeks.
The reorganization of the board came
about through the resignation Of vii.
liam NJ. Riggs Of Helena. soon afte,
he had been made president of the Iii
rectorate. Mr.. Coffee was vice pres
ident of the board as organized last
January.
The board has launched detailed
plans for the 1870 fair. the purpose be-
ing t" let the people OF The state know
what the exposition will be.
Governor :. Y. Stewart. i'm IL com
mlnicaiion to the Officers of the State
fair, reviewed the agricultural >i,ua-
ton in Montana. and predicted 1920
would he The greatest Of all wears in
III" history of the treasure state.
The governor mentioned the State
fair rs IL medium to educate The pub
lie, giving Il clearer understanding of
the Importance of agriculture.
Governor Stewart predicted that the
State fair for 1920 would have |:
greater significance. and would mark
Il new epoch in the development Of
Montana. He said ii would he II great
jubilee Of >taunch and true farmer
whose sturdy loyalty t" this grra, com
m"nweal!h has been 81 well rewarded
Horace $ Ensign. State fair >crre-
tary. announced there would he Il new
feature every day Of the State fair
There will he auto racing. auto pole.
and exhibitions Of the newest stunt
in aviation. Mr.. Ensign said the live
sock associations are offering liberal!
Inducements Ia the >tockmen AS prizes
tor their entries.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-16
STATE MAKES THE FINAL
PAYMENT ON HAIL LOSSES

lleiena-Witlh warrants in the mail
tolaline S:..NN. every claim for hail
losses un'l"rwriIten 10y the state has
been paid in full according I" T.. X.
Bowman. chairman of the state board
Of hail insurance. The warrants which
aie now being sent out represent III
per cent of The total losses incurred by
farmers who insured their crops viii,
tn. state in 1919 and winds. M the
business for that year.
Total liability of the hoard was !.
lit,l. under &1.WD.MN in 1919. Mr.
Bowman said.
OF the losses incurred. 81 per cent
was paid by Nrtnh"r :. another 10 pei
cent was paid on February 10. and
III. remainder on March II.