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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
ID OGAI SOCIAL EN e Isl

who with his parents Is spending
the summer at Mt. Lake Park, Mo,
celebrated tbs twenty.first ami
versary Of his birth yesterday
when he entertained q large NUM-
Der Of young folks at a dance az
the Park. The affair was one OF
elegant appointment and was
greatly enjoyed by large number
Of friends Of the host. Mrs.
Frame and family are remaining AZ
the PARK for a while longer.
Returned Homo
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Fleming
and Miss Marjorie Fleming have
returned from Mt. Lake PARK
where they had occupied their
cottage for several weeks. They
motored here.
To Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mason Wood, OF Virginia,
who had spent the past several
years in this city, having been q
member Of the household OF H. L.
Heintzelman and daughters, Ii
leaving the first OF October for
Philadelphia where she will reside
with her son Mason Wood who is
splendidly located there. Mrs.
Wood and her son Mason have
been popular in society circles
during their residence here and
their many friends regret exceed
ingly their leaving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
The Keynote of the New
Costume Is the Hat
good appearance.

Velvet Hat Knocks at Fashions Door.
The smat Hat in combinations of duvetyn and
Bids fair to be the favorite for early fall wear
are showing compleet assortment of styles and
ors in both Combinations of colors such as rust and
black sand and brown, Copen and navy, pheasant AIS
orange with navy, black and brown are largely
nounced.
4 Prices Are Moderate
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-10
Return from Coast

& Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blaine Moore
and children, James Bennett and
Miss Mary have returned from s.
visit Of several week at Atlantic
City and New York. Mrs. Moore's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bennett OF Greensburg, Pa, spent
CITY,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
MN DHff ~

Nfw orLEkNH Irt 5s On. r.o open.
ius to-day the cation WEss.i fps. 'arrs
70 tsstib -fits points ou 'rs Er,bHfh n
LNefpt1L but Dr. p4-ir.r vAs hsid iosn
''ssri IN. snd of me fts' rnU Us "a.
rafs ths' the haus y trylsrd fsts had
ben fris"f q p,i srf Ar.f ne taii
prices fsil OF 70 i,ftis poIri. over o. NJ
points pnde' the Gloss ~ yssi.fdss, ~
f'isi diaps 'cb.s anntIns 'hs knEis VI y
fEi' 81 h"trru' trrs resptHfiha ~ q
strong hrsing W9tamtnt aud ~ the std
OF me ffst holf hnut ot tus.Dtt- l,ri. -
H"r" % 10 = pniris over tho -tirais ~
t,H'rfdsy haf'h tfsdsd " 70 81 7ae and
Ttshe's on ne lonr side we're aulrz 70
take their pfufits ana their rhufIDg Halss
cspsed reaction from tho u .hssI is4sIs
Late ~ The m"fr'rs 'he sr'Vs rnrths
r'i' php ? 70 point. dtvs yesterday a
last qpo'gtlUns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
WYOMING OH
FIELDS UNDER
ARMED GUARDS
CIaim-JUmping Prevented
After Release Of lands.

ctsrEE wyo, cfb %. -. Armed
risfds bs, r,sht paroli,d the et
N'lfs ~ Mo sali rr,ek DcId. said Ia
fe N" fichesi nll feElon In the Rocky
mouqipu stNtss, 10 prevent claim
iuinplnH ~ The flrst nIxht after ~.
'rian N me lands under the national
oIi Hnd.l"aSlhe blH ,snsd ny TIE
PRESIDENT YESTERDAY
\ raw wind sweeping ross The
fHy.1 .punirY d.d not feier claimants
~ i'e bands iui0mobiir headlights
vrs turned into seAfehlishts and
mounted men rode iha country, foilSu-
me .t-'Y suspicious movement of nn-
identified pofnh. 4 considerable
pat or tho land haa been partially &C.
t.l0lsi md ci,lmanl, of the land are
ana Dns ~ prevent outside parties
greeting o d'frirf during thu nighi and
'Hus ni.auhr long litigation over tho
and.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
GRAIN
en-, 400 GRxiN A>U rHo,i,Io>s

CHICAGO, Feb ga Although Ns,yne,s
cf receipts brought about some dispity ~
strength In tho corn market today, prices
coon undtf~snt sag The bears put
.mphs ssls chiefly on difficulties Of Inc
financial situation Opening quota ions,
n wIsd .S" ~N' " , ,,i,
ti,s9A ~ tisix. we're followed by mod
crate s-,bseks al around 10 we'll below
yestsrdsS's finish.
subsequently. report. ~ serious damage
10 the wheat crop In Kansas led 10 4
sharp advance ~ the rcrn matbs', and,
50. too, did ~h.ai export purchases q,
the Gaif OF Msrico hy the Hrl,ish com
ruission, The close VAS nria, y To 80
net hishsr, Sith hsy y siS to 81 i7s
nsts duplicated the action c' eorn.
Arsr opening . shade Oft !. t,d advance,
lreipdlng May at soh 10 aete the mar.
krt hardened a little ANA then declined
Provisions we're duh and weak. inilg-
snced by reports ot decreases In employ
meat Al the ratkins bouser
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

HhO f.affri h4f frHrfHI NJ the steele
n"ints cole hH1 .Irrlrf irsurs Hair
sn''Y FHiHs ~ 4 tn t.Irs o. itf fr.'
hsif hnlE. most iossrs uste tss.'s 80.
F'gEls a.' Wpintn tistlRyina fsgrriEI
'ifeny'h fnr1 activity fvtiBinhfY faf
tdn 'tr'Fnts fH.'s were uIasr yss,st
dA,s fbs isuifs
f--7udHr s't's rfrs .lHNv'taftaVnura
sni k'prtH sies lsr'hsfs ana sHirpi b a.
sffF rNffrurIY fUAcltnaft 81 noon hot
'onH''r frrf'm"f' 49, 10 nu Hntua.
piF. '4UllU rUiF HI.i fstlf. Gsnsg.i ~
rTs srl AlrN'fH Wp1ier stf~ndsf fBs 10
fAtil Hsits .nl g. n steel s'tsh-th Had
auLaln.L.nLI.-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
IItI.rt,OI .

LIVERPOOL. y.b .e --c0uonv spot
fully middlBE iitd Wi8tHEs " Nd,
low mliill% = fahdiing /. 20 good or
diraty Isl s,d. otdin~'v s.bGa stl.. baG
laies Including iAl0 American he
tsip's a.,sss bales. inslgilns 23.5O1 Amer.
irAr
Future. cloNd au..t Fst 9tlbF. Mar
= std Nay 70 fs1 tll5 .lt-I. mot
q sgl. Jan aitan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
tBR A,.o.

rlf'Asp rsh - HOas rerslpiA
- eve. mostly sec hgh.t, h.rs fi4l'h
itss hrsyy ~ tssl,ts medium ilt,q
hIi90. kshi ~ 800 1900. pigs 81! !saG
itts
CATTLE . 200. firm choJrs heavy
STEERS tig.ti e - 90 usdibfn iii.g5ul1 ~
rpinrlnn " toh ii,.t rbsirs ilghi- III a.
diaes .oumNn $500 i 20 = butcher
heifcrs 80 tqnii 80 cows - SoGli 10
cannss it7taeAe cRNe, q V0Bltst,
te.dets ] 5ogli So s,ocksrs ts'iats. -
sHcEp receipts - eco uns.t titled
isnbs t,7.istlea cults titse0iT 10,
choice srts tii'I0i.Is, cults ros q
"a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
&yB1iels

wreck Victim Receivers Charles "
Nckinnnn. iioi West fITlh ~. en-.
gn""r. ard thv ri', psr-bn HAO suf.
i.rsd when Frisco ps-srpFrr train No
~ in'i the ''a'k one Jiile west of m.
stochJntfA ib0 iinn Int "Wednesday
AFTERNOON, Nss reported 20 have rssiad
Vel Wrdhtsiav gh' AZ ST Anthonys
hospital where he We taken imtne.
lla,"iy 'o,loai8g the s.oidspt lie Viii
rec1v.r.
T. J sttirpsr Entsr,sir,- officer, of
IN" knights ami iAdiss Gnt ., uriiy
Ftro entertained o. the Nome of Mr.
ana NrF T J Sfrlngfr. 81 West
Eighth street Wthntsis! nlxat
Morphine habt ,uttd. whisky nrd All
alcoholic stnusnts the ouiy msn In
the s'1te Mo cures the morphine hab-
g. ~ } ! MrKslna, iiss " Nth.
-, Phone walnut ~. Aay }
aserGitino eublleny stunt 4 huge
ti"e'fic resfrhlzhi. mounted. On an
army true. twenty-five feet long. and
equ'gp@d with special generators. hss
arrived ai The army recruiting station
The scarrhllrht Mn be played on the
streets at nlrht as an advertisement o.
recruiting station activities. II hal
been used by a coast artillery cssps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
~ 10, -

FAsr gr LOWS rcb a HOGS fs-
0sibts leeo0, active. ~ - SOC hishst
lulF 'liV0HiA1t. lcANr tlg5i1its0.
p'aluu t'2iRl5 .. Hghi St5 5e1l.,.
pixs 81 00pil-i.
hsr't sitcts t5 jaDis 20 msdtum ,l9te
Hiags. Common ig0DNi0.i choice
liEhn i'hHiit9. common g. ionii.so
fuf.h" hslicfs !'all io COWS iiIJg
l0 10, rsutrrs 81 IsW 10 raiNss o.: sen
t.o '0
hlIEEp. r.ceInts 700 no eatll .al...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
ktNsAs CITY.

KANSAS CRY, Feh - HOGS 70.
esir,s g. see fsc TO ,Sc higher; bulk tigTs
Afsto hssti.- fi3ieWitoo medium.
llisss itse. iishn titie0it's. pigs
Iii 600 ltV8.
CATTLr receipts 5000 steady 70
strong. choice heavy stscts tiileg $50
medium til3SGlaee! common 1850
~ rs choice tights ~ esWisSo. common
- 1oa iss hatcher heifefs ts -bgii 40.
o0Ns - $50 go rsunsrs itf0hs 50.
stocket- 50 1SnIo1,.
shkfP: receipts ,.eo. STEADY 10
.'rsgH lambs fts:saie % ru,F tif p1s
r. %. yrkrllnr ~ethsrs tlt s90ihoe. s&-s
ii0f5aifbu cut. s. ;sbip to; tre-dtrx
i-Tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
KANSAS ClTv CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 90 WHEAT II
E,safsc. No. / rd i,,is:H' No ,
s,WesN CORN steady TO ie higher
No I MIXED q .faitS! No white ~ "a
VI 81 No, yellow ti.sa g. OATS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
s.e,G'uoo pusueny sun, \ hug,
ALLIED PREMlERS TAKE
UP WILSON'S ANSWER

LONDON. Feb 70. PrsIisn, VII
sons Adristio ROT. waA taken up for
detailed consideration when tho coun.
rii n iwcmisrs ne, today
The prer,lers have decided not 10 re-
veal the terms NJ the Turkish treaty
until the woTk is completed, II Is un-
derstood.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
COTTON


NEW YORK. fsb. .s--.Ths.e was some
lrresuArMy at the opening Of ths cotton
market tcsiay a. = resu', ~ scattered
selling on the decline Ia sterling eurhsnse
and the unFrttled stock market, hut prices
roo, turned firrner Oh trade buying %
new CROP msnths and renewed eovsfina
Of shorts In ths old crop positions
The opening WAS unchanged 10 10 points
higher On the firncr Liverpool cables and
sfiss rssetieas of 10 or ~ pein.s heiis.
months ssid II 10 y voin,s ~, hish,r.
:n's %:n sh r h u.r." irSs'f i9s ~. ana "css. csr
% ssc, ~N,lc oc, sold tp 10 gsTsu before
the end Of the f,rst hslf hcvr
Private catles ssid the strength N f.lv.
trpooi NAs due 10 continental ana trade
buying aud covering on the uncha anEed
Bank " Epwispd rate
TIE sasly adsan,s extended tn sTtsc
for March. ,;tfe for May and stsac fw
July or 81 10 70 pointa Ahs,s last NIGHTS
c'osinx fiauses and In the cass of March
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
CARRANzA GARRISON
HOSTS "RED" FLAG

,fTtU. Mex, Ysb. H--An entire
rIrauta garrison, numbering 10 men,
T,yoifcd ~ Ct.i and hoistsd tive 'peA
fag nvrr Tho garrison buiidtaos. II
vas reported here today Communist
stiiHtors sfs mid 20 10 backlog The ~.
volt TIE commanding officers we're
iInTr,Yhgd y
t'cd,ffl .hfnclals believe the ssvelt
waTsr the beginning of new rebel.
lion unicr reiN Iras end rranrioro
villa. 'ArrpnAa uopps have BEN ~.
doffi ffio the district 10 shiash tho
revolt and frake captures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
NoTJ6 70 CeNTNACrOas

NoTIfD 70 CeNTRAcrohs
= Gee s':ss E.. S::'a - !. S:.s SSs:s::!;ss
.Ast2l'|iE|':s!ss' sss!SI||' ]! !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
MAYOR WALTON TO 90
TO GALVESTON TODAY

Msicf Walton wlIi l,sva Thursnsy
fot Galveston. Texas. with his family 10
say a Meek. he ssld Thursdsy nom.
ing The bad health Of his dsnehisr.
Alsdisins. ls the cause Of the trip.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

CHICAGO. Fob % BUTTER lower
ersemsty pssNs. nu0si rscsip,s s,i.,
cssesi snehsnsA, POULTRY. siiye
springs ssc, fo,sis ifkc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

CHICAGO. r.s. 's.-<PorAroEs, y.
es,pis 10 cars: steady northern white
hslk, NtestN; Aftio, sacked. t;Sa
tW, western russsts SteS9tsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

NEW roRK. ysh. ie -rpr,hsr hts,i-
~ today's sessisa. copp>rs reAetinG ~ .
result sf xsstsrday'f sss e Che diyidsnA.
RAY ccmpAnisa RAIh 81 seuipassnst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
TliE CfAssEN co.
gtfEIttNf,S

pFfEItiNGs
The properties hriuw brisnx tn
" We hUli, the honcs and Know
what they Al. rhry All Represent
s"oj value All ~ them ara
ready Ia nwN. into
isk Es,t Fifteenth street, s
roans and hssskfsst raer garage
and dtiyessy. osk floors through.
cst. except Kitchen buiit in Va.
lures hsndscm~fv decorated;
bcsutifui electric liskt fisiurrn.
Murphy ina door bed q dining
roam gives three h~dreodAa, with
seven room efficiency. Rjsht
whsrs The ~ siepnent In fastest,
,ias~ 10 rss iine, within waih.
ins aistshcs Of hIrh school and
chnrehrs .st..s.+t..ts noe.
ais ksst rifsen,h street, seven
rooms and hreakfsst roam, ~.
fsse. driveway. s~fsants quar-
tsrs Ssncrs'c porch. large bss.-
tysent, rhs brs Ushing home On
Esst fihsenth stss~t. and 10 eur
rnind thu Beat buy northeast. ust
busy u you want this hsndsosNs
hons al this price ..,...tii, 200.
We hsve = sunsher ef other good
homes urdes coestruction. which
ws are ounsh,s 10 rstes nj this
time. IL POS want to see them
nov With ths idea Of buyias q
little later on drive sast on rout.> :
teenth street.
nuiLU,N0 airrs
lest few u ous good ones.
u yws dsW't sss what you want
In this llse. cslt any Of our saies-
meN. ~ viii shsw you others.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

KANSAS CiTy. Sst a. prTrsT, an.
changed ZOOS ftrs,s " hlahsr Soc cos,
lots tso higher. tit.To Fpti.fRfj high
sr hens SEE. ROSTERS isu3Scl brcilsr'
Ssc. roTAroEs uaehansed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
chicago.

CHICAGO. Fob ss--coRN Ma mixed
u 20 No yellow ii,,ssi.So OATS \, :
White sTNas1a" EYE No. 81 .3b
~, BARLEY tl3iuisa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
Iv,Rr MONTH .

FORT WORTH. fsb. 7s---CArrfE .s-
erlpb lsog dtsssy. t.e,a 1seos Is.
Hr,ga: r.cFip,s itee 'se sdvs nrs, heavy
tl1gsHi,.s siIEkr: receipts, none.
tuiqatsd, Iamh, ut 0dgflls5,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
sr. LOuis.

sT LOUIS Feb. fs--C0RS No.
yeliaw 81 tSs Ne white u iAai s..
OATS No. ! wb,,s ssesic No J white
asa IA Soc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
PROVISIONS


sT LOUIS rrh 10 rnrLrRy aud
EtEdS unchanged. BurrER cree mefy
ssc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

' DANDY
f'ef room tsliiGfnis banEslo- hard
wood npofs und Hii ihs baiii .lG fsAtar,.
soWh front. m oid pst'nr iaeAtsd north
Nr', Tlfe ltaae, lies9 VII handle
cALlfOHNfh nrNdAiOW
i've f'vnH. oAH floors Throughout yaf
HFt. ~ hlncts west ~ tIasAth, ttl
piafe 10 = bargain at b.ioq
iScour fPorEpTY
We hsV~ on. 7to,m afd one room
house lo's''i ~ W OH Aifs.t that o.,
puy fshuns g., ii0t ~ mos,h. that ~.
viii S'll for $500, 1850 'ifh,
TWO rronY
tlEhi fo0Ws. thfr" rooms IN t.t tsf
ss- snd dtirs6Ay one BIO, 5Ysst ~ -,
zen, lot ,SSit9, rf,os H2ie
rvAYs pEALTV go
'is GuafAn'y RAM Mt'C
hrw stpom C,nfotnll hiur..l-. NJ
urv f'stuirs. fn- fsipf'a snd aseof.
t4n. paved str.,t. sort1s.s'. MI, g..
hI, " nno fHsh hHl..,s 80 mortn
ulDWtLL EEAiTY Cu
d 'o.e. hr"niar d. iiii y
1850 ,AHH
IALASoE ~ rh nLNrE
l.H. thau rot viii tuy il.f Dgatoms
h4HssioN sfirflY modern. 3 latsa fatIts
hnhip spd screened TO bach burb isudy
eaittn spars. Th's WH b. ind f'r onii
4. ~
grsR,Srr fSvEsruytr co..
ios , 9uHfFuiY HsHg NIt-
dt'gwit- As't'.I
A.
rsv IIpgslpe n,s toou. sui irsab
fast f."U. sn YAK floor rsp iuuI.s IN
nHE balance vtl'l sf.mIl. .ILu..| 10
so''"siVn lbi' We, A1tf 81 Us.-It
Two . room ,oi,as.s. ons t..m ..istr
"n ~ i-llio oii psylng fIf matas
good nN'Nt'prH'f pri ,ii9paH. .. .s.N
~ hsv' -'sstsi hs- ,hls oI. ,su 81
$40 ant l,t 20 SNOW thsm ~ ,Ds.
Tik rHSNAl 60.
rl' .nsmh'Y nahA
Itls O. urN sod nft, Is, trut.rs
inil s.rpon california hurvaIov. Fropr
htw pam! price ii,eeO ''lns i''In'
fitE CRuMAc co,
80 husfsh,y isuk
tHlA .. dsuhy from Dsut.Ira ~
IN. sni nnish fstaxs nsT ysy.ns
IT, #HlfNi l'flht Iti' ~ ifa'Nf@s W. hes o.
h1nghl"ss fhs fiEht sife sbd lHba'I"h f1t
i"u uuf h,iesmsn are 81 Jon setucs.
tall VI siiV ava i,f W -hrp 500.
THk rHuNAC GO.
a3li bNaRnfN irni
RrNNEss rHurEHrY
W. have tts.h.so and bu-ip~s. tfrf
'f'y nars1as0 iots ana buEih.As ipir a ~
lots f'r Suttaetafa bni hume n'Hfsrs
g. MI ls IN nfgtWHtpu on sSEs. ", ti,g.
1iiE ChONA' CO.
az GuHunu NHnt
'luuM ,<ufornia turS-iov. . room.
osk. breakfast rgou, bviiiin festuf,s,
everything .'rictiF modern. r'i ua,.us
sarss', hflsr. ? tiatR, ~ tAt ci,se 10
s.tnnl price isoo9. s0hs terms ts.i
n. !iiO,
TuH rRoNNc CO.
~, tIsHIsnt, HArs
$ ooa ruR pu- b'g residence VI at-Jut n
ru"rt. garegs drive Q. bjo.k ~ srDupd
v NuB 49, Iooaius flt home, f. :
. s'Hld QUO sHorn by appItn'mrrL only
al u .,u
TitE rRpMAc 90,
- tusrHuty rsnk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

WIN 10 NUT Oh RENT At ONCE 70 %
81 1911 III. l,s e:s;' sE'.::...:sas ::s ss's''''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

JOHNSON REALTY coMrAxY
kie.ii on Exchange Bidg.
wsihat 1881
We have fsiiy calls FOR good bunss
ie~s end s-~cry dwelllass. weli located
Nnd worth the ps'~e. " you really want
10 ell sivs ~ ysar price SD location
- ws cen eom~ iook u ever. We want
70 lNo~ the prov>rty aud you 20 We eaa
haa1i> II inteiiisentiy.
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rr..,ar' fu. safiaus r,sf,' ~ SCI, ~.
rnul .l.mh'., as fplosa.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-13

General 2OS J. w. Ward Highway Salary 170O0 General 2O4 H. H. Watkins Jail Supplies 375 General 2O5 H. H. Watkins Farm Supplies 443O General 2o6 Western Union Telegraph Co.,, February Bill 6O5 General 2O7 J. S. Wlhers Supervisors Office EXP 25l2 C. F. D. POS obnchan Chloride Vol Fire Dept 3oOOO The Board received by number of the vicinity of Fredona Mohve County asking of Five Hundred OO Dollars to be used repairing certain of road between the Indian Reservation Fdona The matter considered the shortage the Road Fund appropriation could not be made at this
 w. Rugges County informed the sub their approval appointed Reber Led Arizona Nhave beginning 1920 salary of One Hundred $O0O0 Dollars month approved by the Board.
 w. P Mahony County revoked the appointment Harold Reber Deputy Sheriff Mohave County effective March 1920 had the approval the William Wofhoe Deputy Sheriff Mohave County $1500O Hundred Fifty Dollars appointment effective 1920. The Board approved the appointment
 Hubb before be allowed salary the Cero the of the office required salary Hundred ($125.OO) Dollars
 A maintenance the Board of Arizona the Burroughs Adding Machine the 1920 wherein the Burroughs Adding Machine Company the (2) Burroughs Adding Machine House. Mohave County Arizona during the 1920 for the Fifteen Dol lars and Sixty Cents ($156O)
 
 o
 There being further before the until nine o'clock A. M. Monday March 18th, 1920.
 AYERS, ATTEST Chairman Board of Supervisors J.S WITHERS, Clerk Mohave County Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-13

cuted mortgages and liens upon the real and personal property of this oorpor- ation.
 From time to time to determine whether and to what extent, and at what time and place and under what conditions and regulations the accounts and books of this corporation (other than the stock-ledger) or any of them, shall be open to the inspection of the stockholders, and no stockholder shall have any right of inspecting any &C., count or book or document of this cor poration except as conferred by statute, or authorized by the directors or by a resolution of the stockholders.
 If the bylaws so provide, to desig- nate two or more If their number to constitute an Executive Committee, which committee shall for the time be- the bylaws of this corporation, have and exercise any or all of the powers of the Board of Directors, in the man agement of the business and affairs of this corporation, and have power to authorize the seal of this corporation to be affixed to all papers which may require it.
 ARTICLE XII.
 This corporation may in it's bylaws confer powers additional to the forego- ing upon the Directors, in addition to the powers and authorities expressly conferred upon them by statutes.
 In Witness Whereof, we have here unto set our hands this 21st day of February A. D.. 1920.
 JAMES H. TOWNSEND,
 S. D. MARTIN
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Spiral Logic

The Hardened Crouch was in the club smoking-room and was having his innings.
 "1t's a vile country" he growled. "A fellow can't afford to live because of. the income-tax, and he's afraid to die because of the death duties!. If only the Government would play the game straight
 "Oh, I think they're straight enough" interrupted an M. P. who was present.
 Straight" repeated the Crouch, in tone of whitening scorn. "Yes, you're all straight-so much so that if any one of you were to swallow a ten-inch nail you'd cough up cork screw. Now look here"
 But. the interlocutor had fled.-Lon- don Tit-Bits.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO-
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

' Kingman March 1st 1920. of o'clock M Present. GEO. B. AYERS Chaiman L. H. FOS TER Member A. M MacDUFFEE Member and WTHERS Clerk Minutes of the meeting read and approved
 This appointed the of bids for the construction of Oaman Goad Highway There being only d that of the Miller Thousand Hundred Ninety
  high, rejected the
 
 a recess o'clock A. M. End, 1920. GEO. B. AYERS, ATTEST: Chairman of Supervisors s. WITHERS, Mohave County, Arizona
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FOR SALE-Very desirable home of 5 rpoms and bath, fornt porch and screen porch, built-in features, hard wood floor, beam ceiling. thoroughly modern, large lot, 97x125, trees and flowers, stone fence, well elevated, most desirable view in city. Very cheap. See hammers.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO-
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

. Kigmal March End, 1920.
 
 o'clock A. GEO. AYERS Charman L. H. FOSTER A. J. WITHERS Clerk following claims the County examined approved and ordered drawn in payment of same: Fund Demand Nc. To Purpos Amour Salary Employees Mohave
 County for the period ending February 29 1920 $295O1
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BLUE LINE TRANSFER co. All kinds of hauling. House hold goods packed and stored, Second hand goods of all kinds bought and sold.
 New quarters in Band Boys theater.
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FOR SALE-Barred rock bullets and young rabbits. Good eating. Wm, H. Caudle. v
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FOR SALE-Good Toggenburg milch goats. Mrs. T. F. Timlin, Needles, Cal.
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Also Capillary

Also Capillary Jack is perfectly devoted to that blo9d. His family thinks it is case of hypnotism." h Huh! Seems to me more like chemical attraction. ."-Boston Trans cript. r [ s.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

UNFURNISHED Rooms for rent.
 See Hammers.
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BE TON Moreland for sale or hire.
 Old Trails Repair Shop.
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STORES Ware House, Garage, also
 storage. See hammers.
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IF ITS FOR SALE-See us-Blus Line Transfer Co. Blue 160. We will buy from you for cash CT hap- dle on commission.
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FOR SALE-1914 Buicl,in first class condition. New Cord tires and lots of extras. Address Box 4, King man.
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AfTENTION-Cattlemen, Sheepmen and Goatmen. Water right for sale with good range.
 Address J. H. Finger, Yucca, Ariz.
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FURNISHED Apartments for rent.
 See Hammers.
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FOR SALE-Fairbanks Morse Com pressor 10x10, equal to new; Lam bert engine 55 H. P. and Fairbanks Morse Cornish pump. For particu- lars and prices address H. Ray Woods, Oldtrails, Arizona.