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ASKS ASSISTANCE IF
 COURT BATTLE WIFE

OAKLAND, Nov. 4, (P--Joe Quoite, rancher, yesterday asked the court to enjoin his wife from two things: first, locking him out of his house and, second, from throwing him out, If he manages to get in. He also asked $5,00O damages for being kept from his home for the past month.
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MARSHAL DE: COSTA IS
 INVITED ID RETURN

LISBON, Nov. 4. (P)-Marshal Com ez De Costa, late Constitutional hold CT of Presidency of Portuguese Re- |public. has been invited to return from exile by military directorate which is now ruling the country. He is due back within 24 hours.
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URGES MORE AiRPoRTs

LONDON, Nov. 4. (P)-Mrs. Soprie Elliott Lynn, England's pioneer wo- man air pilot who has been featuring in Scotland in the interest of aviation, advocates the establishment of muni- cipal aerodromes throughout the country connected by an internal net work of air lines.
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Bringing the progressive tenden- cies of cash prices for cash custom CTS to Cordova, two stores opened theirs doors here this morning to give townspeople the advantage of effectina a considerable saving by buying with cash and eliminating the expense of bookkeeping.
 The first of these, known as the Gateway Store" is managed by Frank Anderson and has the latest "Piggly- -WiggIy" style equipment. Custmers are invited to serve them selves here and prices marked down to the penny have made it necessary for the store to bring in shipment of pennies in order to make change. The second store, known as the Central Cash Grocery" is managed by E. S. "Pinky" Rowen, under the ownership of James Dinneen.-Here too, cash prices will bring real benefit to thrifty housewives.-Here also customers serve themselves, though delivery will be made as heretofore.
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Lucky says: Seward should be proud that Cordova is copying Lucky's cash system inaugurated by him a year ago to save the consumer. A copy of the Cordova item follows:
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BAVARIA FoRSAkES ICE

MUNICH, Nov. 4. (P-The intro duction of American-made electric re- frigerators In Bavaria this last spring resulted in sales totalling nearly $40.- 900 in a few months. A hundred homes and 70 hotels made the pur- chases.
The border vidette., 1927-07-23
GOV. HUNT FINDS WAY OUT.

Phoenix-An executive procla.
nation providing for an emer.
Rency appropriation of $12l 900
to be used in repairing bridges
and approaches washed out by
foods on inter state roads in All
zona and announcement of the
drafting of a tentative proclama
ton which would make available
100000 to finish two miles of
road on the Apache Trail, were
made yesterday by Governor
Hunt.
The first proclamation. results
of which will place the interstate
highways of the state in good
condition, declares an emergen
cy to exist and authorizes the
The border vidette., 1927-07-23
state engineer to expend the
$121, 600 in making the necessary

state engineer to expend the
$121, 600 in making the necessary
repairs.
The tentative proclamation is
issued subject to the opinion of
the attorney general on It's legal.
ity. The original of the procla.
nation has been transmitte d to
the attorney general for an OPT.
nion as to its legality. If the
attorney general finds the pro.
clamation is legel. it will be issu.
ed in due form and the appro.
priation of $6O,OOO made to com.
plete the Apache Trail.
The proclamation of the gov.
ernor appropriating $l21, 600 for
the repair of bridges and their
approaches is issed by the gov,
ernor under the provisions of
section 10. chapter 35 of the
special session of the Fifth legis
lature in 1922. better known as
the financial code which provides
for an emergency fund to meet
emergencies for which no funds
have been appropriated.
The border vidette., 1927-07-23
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
July 1s, 1927.

Industrial production shows
no decline over country as whole
and good crops reported outside
flood area.
Wickenburg - Concentrating
plant under construction at pro
perty of Tindale Mining com
pany.
Peoria-$2l, ,22O contract award.
ed for construction of 4 room
grammar school here.
Miami Contract for paving
West Sullivan Street awarded
recently.
Phoenix-Plans under way for
construction Of modern public
market costing 500, 600 at 9th
and Jefferson streets.
Phoenix - Grace Lutheran
Church plans construction of
$40. 600 new house of worship at
3rd and Fillmore streets.
Florence - Organization of
Chamber Of Commerce planned
in Pinal County.
Somerton - Telegraph Pass
Road recently completed.
~ .
Winslow-Drilling resumed at
Sunshine oil well No. i, % miles
west of here.
All mich cows in Apache
County tested for tuberculosis.
Holbrook-Winslow highway
open to traffic. Bridge across
LeRoux wash to be rebuilt.
Randolph-Shipment of grapes
from Casa Grande Valley under
way.
Notwithstanding tanks for
production test at Bowie oil we'll
No. l to Le installed.
Chandler-Test oil we'll will be
drilled on Goodyear ranch 5
miles south of here.
Snow Flake-Construction of
new swimming pool underway.
Tombstone-Work in progress
on five bridges being construct
ed in this county.
Benson = Mansion Hotel re
Gently purchased by Carl Kourtz
to be repaired and renovated.
Observation-Disclosures of Char.
lesion dam here being consider
ed.
Railroad valuations in Arizona
towns this year show $12O, 143
increase over 1926.
Yuma-32 carloads of canta.
loupes shipped out of Yuma on
recent day.
Yuma-New subdivision plan
ned on Palm Drive in vicinity of
old orange grove.
Glendale-2 new poultry houses
at loca Uuited
States Poultry Experiment Sta
ton.
Yuma - Mountain Springs
grade between Yuma and San
Diego on Borderland Highway
completed
Glendale-Early development
of project of Verde River Irriga
ton and Power district assured.
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MINING IN THIS DISTRICT SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT
(Patagonian)

The Hardshell mine. under the.
management of E. F.. Bohlinger,
has shipped 10 cars of good ore.
to the smelter recently, at the
rate Of q car week. Work,
there has temporarily been sus.
pended, but will be resumed at =.
later date.
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rate of q car q week. Work
there has temporarily been sus.
pended. but will be resumed at =,
later date.
The Big Jim Mines, Inc, at its;
recent board meeting, elected
the following new board: Fred
V. Gordon, William L. McLaine.
Frank B. Chaplin, Fred E. Keel.
er, George Il. Stoddard, e. F.
Dollin and A. G. Heating. The
company is carefully considering
the erection of a central milling
plant of 800 tons capacity to
treat ores from its own and ad.
jacent properties. The adjacent
properties may be added to the
Big Jim holdings. A definite
plan may be announced in the
near future.
The Gold Dust, owner of the
Trench mine at Harshaw, has
plans laid for the immediate un.
watering of the old shaft and de.
velopment of the property, which
was purchased several months
ago. A. G. Heating is president
of the company.
The Tres de- Mayo, is being
operated under lease and bond
to Los Angeles outfit of which
P. D. Pittaway is president and
John Nuttall. manager. In addi.
tion to q 25 horsepower hoist.
the mine has 80 horsepower air
compressor and the lessees ex.
pect to install . mill within q
short time. Lead, silver and
vanadium ore has been disclosed
in the working of the 800 foot
timbered shaft, just completed.
/ The Santo. Naho mine. at Du.
quesne, is shipping at the rate
OF about three cars OF ore . week.
At present the manager, j. D.
Fulton, is shipping some high.
grade molly ybdenum which is be.
ing sacked at the mine and
brought in Patagonia in auto
trucks. 1t is said the vein of
molly bdenum is about 4 feet wide
and is almost pure metal. It 10
value at $400 to $500 Q ton at the
steel mill. The mine was work
ed for copper before the discov.
cry OF the molybdenum deposit.
The La Plomosa mine, in the
Oro Blanco district, is to be-
operated by Capt. D. w. Page
and A. G. Guerin of Tucson. A
smelter assay of $50 ton has
just been received from the Ell
Paso smelter. The owners plan
to purchase q truck, hoist and
other machinery for more exten.
sive work. The ore is lead sill.
yer gold.
The Old Soldier, belonging to
the Brickwood estate of Nogales
and managed by John Brickwood
is getting ready to ship some
ore. The mine is in the Patago.
mia district. A new vein has
been cut ia Q $50 foot tunnel.
THE Pinal claim at Alto, leas.
ed by Los Angel les parties from
John A. Mcdonald, is being de-.
veloped by q cross cut on the
30O.foot level. The ground is
making considerable water. which
is held to be q good sign. Sew.
eral small veins have already
been cut.
O. A. Reid has been sinking g.
shaft on the Sure Shot claims In
Josephine Canyon, Alto. and is
getting some highgrade ore from
the vein.
Work on Josiah Bonds Colos.
sus claims in Josephine Canyon.
Alto, has disclosed the hanging
wall OF the lode in q crosscut on
the so foot level. showing the
lode to be nine feet wide. includ.
ing the shaft. The foot wall has
not been encountered. but cross.
cuts will be driven ia both direc.
tions on the 100. foot level. The
property is being examined by
Los Angeles parties with a view
to erecting q mill. The water
supply is considered ample for
the operation of mill.
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The Old Soldier, belonging to
the Brickwood estate of Nogales
and managed by John Brickwood
is getting ready to ship some
ore. The mine is in the Patago.
mia district. A new vein has.
been cut in q $50 foot tunnel.
The border vidette., 1927-07-23

The La Plomosa mine. in the
Oro Blanco district, is to be
operated by Capt. D. w. Page
and A. G. Guerin of Tucson. A
smelter assay of $50 q ton has
just been received from the Ell
Paso smelter. The owners plan
to purchase q truck, hoist and
other machinery for more exten.
sive work. The ore is lead sill.
YER gold.
The border vidette., 1927-07-23

THE Pinal claim at Alto, leas.
ed by Los Angeles parties from
John A. Mcdonald, is being de-.
veloped by q cross cut on the
3OO.foot level. The ground is
making cohsiderab BILE water. which
is held to be q good sign. Sew.
eral small veins have already
been cut.
The border vidette., 1927-07-23

O. A. Reid has been sinking g.
shaft on the Sure Shot claims In
Josephine Canyon, Alto. and is
getting some highgrade ore from
the vein.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-02
MRS, SNYDER SWEARS HER PARAMOUR, GRAY, .|S SLAYER IF HUSBAND
AFFECTION TURNS TO BITTER HATRED - GRAYs CONFESS
 SION SAYS WOMAN HELPED

NEW YORK. May }. (P)-Mrs Ruth Snyder, enraged at her former sweet heart. Henry Judd Gray, on trial with her for having murdered her husband, Albert Snyder, gave vent to her fury on the p,an sine now terms a craven coward
 She said that Gray lied in his con fession when he accused her of hav- ing battered her husband with a win doy sash weight and garroted him with a steel wire. She said that Gray alone, committed the murder and that she was an unwilling tool. She claimed that any part she may have had in the conspiracy was in the na- ture of justifiabe homicide, because her husband. on several occasions, threatened to kill her.
 Members of Gray's legal staff de- clared it was possible that he would take the stand and add to the dam aging evidence already offered in his confession against his erstwhile con federate, Mrs. Snyder.
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GROSSLY TODAY

NEW YORK, May ? (P)-Intermit- tently defiant and sobbing, Ruth Shy der took the witness stand in her own defense and under direct examination swore away the life Of Henry Judd Gray, accused with her by the State of New York of having cruelty mur- dered her husband, Arthur Snyder.
 Weeping at we'll chosen intervals the widow Snyder declared that she had urged Gray not to kill her hus- band, had begged him not to, but he was determined to carry out the mur der, and the fear of like fate forced her to agree. She said she tried to free her husband after Gray had hit him and bound him, but Gray took
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BID IF CAMERON|S
 ACCEPTED BY FOREST
 SERVICE FUR TIMBER
CONTRACT REQUIRES CONSTRUC- TON 2OO-TON DAILY CAPACITY
 MILL

WASHINGTON. May ,. (P)-The Forest Service accepted the bid of George T. Cameron, president of the San Francisco Chronicle, and associ- ates for purchase of S35 100000 cubic feet of pulp timber in the vicinity of Juneau. They submitted the only of fer agreeing to pay minimum price set forth in the advertisements of 50 cents per hundred cubic feet for spruce and 90 cents for hemlock. This award and the one to Zellerbach of pulpwood near Ketchikan are the largest timber sales the Forest Service ever made. Todays contract requires the construction of a 200-tOn daily capacity paper mill and enlargement to 400 tons within 15 years. Cam erOn's group applied for a power per init covering Long and Crater lakes in Port Snettisham.
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AMERICAN POLICY IN CHINA WILL CHANCE:
 ONLY BE OBSERVER
PROOF OF INTERNATIONAL BRiB- FRY FORWARDED TO WASH.
 iNGTON, D. C.

PEkING, May ?. (Pl-America has withdrawn from all participation in the discussion of the action to be em- ployed in the event of further refusal by Eugene Schong to meet promptly the demands ofthe powers for an apol- ogy, reparations and the punishment of the guilty in connection with the Ranking killings.
 This was announced at a meeting of the diplomatic corps by Minister Me Murray. acting on instructions from the State Department, whose state ment of the policy thus transforms America at one stroke, from an actor to an observer of the stormy Chinese scene.
 Consternation has been caused in the Legation quarter by this develop ment. particularly because American nationals were the principal sufferers
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SENATE INITIATES APPROPRIATION BILL
 WHEN HOUSE FAILS
UNDER RULE SET TING TIME LIMIT ON LOWER
 BODY

JUNEAU, May ?. - President of the
 Senate, Bartley Howard introduced the general appropria tions measure appregating approximately $2,000,000 Objections were voiced but were withdrawn when joint rule No. 25 was cited as authority for Towards action. Normally the generally appropriation bill is brought up in the House by the ways and means committee. The last clause of joint rule No. p provides the measure shall be introduced not later than the 55th day of the session. The House adjourned without bring ing in a measure so Howard intro duced it. The bill practically follows the main estimates prepared by the va rious departments. A total of S460,000 provides for roads, an increase of more than s2O0,OOO over 1925; also about $S00000 for schools
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0F Al SMITH BE DEFEATED
 BY WOMAN $ VOTE
W. C. r. U. START CAMPAIGN TO DEFEAT DEMOCRATIC CHOICE
 FOR PRESIDENT

CHICAGO, May ?. (P)-Democratic women, standing together, prevented the nomination of Al Smith as Demo cratic choice for President in 1924, and Democratic women standing to- gether can prevent his nomination next year, Mrs. Ella A. Boole. presi- dent of the National Women's Ct'ris- tian Temperance Union, said in a let ter to State w. C. T. U. presidents. A statement was issued from the na- tional headquarters at Evanston an- nouncing that the W. c. T. U. had started a campaign to defeat Smith if he is the Democratic candidate for President. It said: The w. c. T. U. will work to educate the people of the people of the country that Smith is wet and always will be-" The cam paign will be pressed particularly in the South
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ITALIAN "ACE" STONED
 DURING NEW YORK R|0T

NEW YORK. May ?. (P)-Com- mander Francesca de Pinedo, the Ital ian fier, narrowly escaped serious in- juries when 5000 anti-Facisto stormed a hall on the lower East Side, at the conclusion of a Facisti meeting. caus- ing a riot which brought out reserves from two police precincts. More than 1000 Facisto were in the hall, and as de Pinedo stepped from the platform. rock was hurled through window, crashing within few feet Of him.
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PRISONER SENTENCED TO BE HANGED MAY 13
 ESCAPES FROM JAIL
EDWARD C. SlcKLES. MURDERER OF MARSHAL, SAWS WAY TO
 LIBERTY

EVERETT, Wn., May ? (P)-Ed- ward c. Sickles, under sentence of death for the murder of Percy z. Brewster, town marShal of Sultan, escaped from the county jail. The County Commissioners have offered $500 reward for his capture dead or alive Posses which have started a search have been goven orders to shoot to kill. The night jailor said Sickles was in his cell at 1 o'clock this morning. His absence was nO- ticed when the jailor made the rounds at daybreak. Sickles picked the paddock on his cell door and es- capped from the jail through a window from which outside confederates had sawed the screening and iron bars. An automobile stolen Saturday night while parked six blocks from the jail was found abandoned Officers be- lieve Sickles used it. His hanging was set for May 13 at Walla Walla.
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SCOTTISH R|TESOF
 JUNEAU WILL BUILD
TO ERECT THREE-STORY CON- CRETE BUILDING COSTING
 S5O,C0o

JUNEAU, May 2. (P-The Scottish Right Masons of Juneau have purchas- ed a lot to erect a s5O,OOO three-story concrete Masonic temple this summer to be ready for occupancy by fall Harlan Thomas, Seattle architect, wall prepare the plans, and will also super wise the new High school building construction which will start July l. and which will cost $1OOOOO.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-02
ALASKA LEGISLATURE
 ENDORSES PROJECTS

JUNEAU, May ?. [P-The Senate
 assed a resolution promising encOur- agement and support to every legiti mate industrial enterprise desiring to establish itself in Alaska It particu- larly welcomes the Zellerbach inter- ests and George Cameron interests in pulp and paper development projects
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INDIANS WILL RACE
 FIVE HUNDRED MILES
ABORlGlNES WILL TEST SPEED AND ENDURANCE FROM FRIs-
 co TO GRANTS PASS OR.

SAN FRANSICO. May ?. (P- California and Oregon Indians will run the longest competitive race ever made by human feet when they leave here next month ontheir 50O-mile jog to Grants Pass, Or The affair will be a race, not merely a test of en- durance. Two thousand dollars in prizes will go to the tireless aborigine coming in first.
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JAP SAKE HID IN RADISHES

SAN DIEGO, May ? (P-Five gallons of liquor thought to be Jap- anese saki, wrapped in cartons and carefully concealed under punches of radishes in the back seat of an auto mobile were seized and two Mexicans were apprehended by border patrol officers.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-02
THOUSANDS OF SPECIAL
 POLICE PLACED IN N. '.

NEW YORK, May ?. (P)-Sixteen thousand police were stationed throughout New York City and special guards placed at the homes of John D. Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan and in the financial district Sunday as precau- tions against a violent demonstration against the execution of Sacco and /, aaZetti.
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BURIAL PLANS ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON, May ?. (P)-Plans were announced for the burial of Commander Noel Davis, at Pensaco- Ia, Fla, today His aide, Lieut.. Wooster, will be inferred in Arling- ton National Cemetery.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-02
ANOTHER MOVIE ACTRESS FACES BARRIER BECAUSE
 OF HUSBANDS KILLING

LOS ANGELES. May ? LP)-Mrs, Sarah Kerrick. dark-haired film extra, was held by the police today on murder charge following the shooting to death of Tom Kerrick, her film cowboy husband, at party in their Hollowood bungalow early today.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-02
VANDER6ILTs WANT DIVORCE

PARIS, May ?. (P)-Mr and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, prominent in New York society, yesterday brought suit against each other for divorce
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AViATRIx PLANS HOP

CHICAGO, May 2. (P)-Ruth Law, the woman aviator, declared here yesterday that she was planning a New York to Paris nonstop flight, after the s25,OoO Orteig prize.
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LiTA GETS PIN MONEY

LOS ANGELES, May ?. (P)-Lita Grey Chaplin was yesterday awarded 1,50O monthly alimony. pending her divorce suit against Charlie Chaplin, ..ie tomeuian
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WEALTHY HUNTERS COMING BELLINGHAM. Wn, April ?. (P)-

BELLINGHAM, Wn., April ?. (P)- John Cudahy and Osborn Goodruch, wealthy Milwaukee men, sailed aboard the Catherine D for Port Moller to hunt big game. They plan to hunt Kodiak brown bears and return in July.
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BASEBALL SCORES

UnULUhLL UUUILU
 Sundays Games
 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 3. Brooklyn 4. Pittsburg :. Chicago S. Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 12.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 0, Washington G. Philadelphia 3, New York [. Cleveland 0, Detroit ' St Louis 6, Chicago 7
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 2-3. Oakland B.. First game ten innings. Los Angeles 3-5. Missions 2-6. San Francisco 6-13. Hollywood TO- Game seven innings. Second game seven innings. Seattle 6, Portland I. First game rain
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Saturdays Games Chicago 5, Pittsburg 4. Boston :. New York S. Cincinanti Az, St. Louis S-S Philadelphia l. Brooklyn r
 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 0, Chicago 9 Washington-Ph Philadelphia--rain. New York ?, Boston 3. Cleveland 6, Detroit ?.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE San Francisco 5, Hollywood 4. Sacramento 2, Oakland 4.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-14
Wesleyan Junior Party
 Comes Early Next Month

Middletown, Conn.,, Jan. If F- Plans for junior weekend at Wes- leyan University which falls on Feb pleted by the junior promenade committee of which James D. Thompson, of Greenwich, is chair man.. The class smoker will be held in Psi Upsilon house on February 2. the prom in Fayerweather gym 3. and variou. fraternities will fill in the next two days with house parties.
 On afternoon of the 4th there will be q basketball game with Upsala ard a swimming meet with Spring field. The Paint and Powder club will present the college dramatics play, The Three Wise Fools" on Saturday afternoon, the 5th.
 Prof. G. r. Wells, of the Psycholo- sy department at Trinity will be the chief speaker at the smoker. Prof. Gerhard Baerg. of the German de- partment of Wesleyan will be toast master, and Roswell Douglass, of Staten Island, N. r.. president of the junior class, and Reginald He'll frich, of Bath, Pa., will be the un- dergraduate speakers.
 The prom committee are J. D. Thompson, Greenwich, Conn, chair man; R. S. Leland, New London vile, Mass. C. H. Mcdonnell, Wash ington. D. C.. R. H. Hellfrich, Bath, Pa. and George NJ. Jones of Sara toga Springs, N. I.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-14
Evans Again Elected
 Fairfield Law Librarian

Bridgeport, Jan. If R-Charles s. Evans of this city was elected librarian of the Fairfield county law library for the SSth time today at the annual meeting of the Fair field County Law Labor association. Mir. Evans has held the position as librarian since 1898. The other officers of the associa- tion were unanimously reelected.
 They are: President, Chief Jus tice George W. Wheeler; treasurer, Samuel c. Shaw, and secretary, Michael J. Flanagan.
 Members of the library commit tee were also renamed. They are Hon. Howard J. Curtis, Hon. John R. Booth and Attorney Charles S. Garfield.
 In the annual report read by MT. Evans, it was shown that there was an addition of 42S volumes made to the library's books during the past year. At present there is total of 16,934 volumes of law books and records in the library.
 An entire new set of Connecti- cut reports was purchased and added to the new rooms of the H. brary. These books were purchased through an additional appropria- ton from the county commission CTS. In addition to this set there was also added a new set of Mich igan and District of Columbia re- ports.