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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-21
NOTICIAS

-. La junta provincial! T. instruction pd.
blica ha aprobsdo como texto 'de lecturavpara
las escuelas primarias la obrita de don Jose
Cordoves Berrfos, titulsda elias Plantss
Text'les.' Fe'icitamos al autor, amigo nues'
tro, la niiiez escolar por esa ensefanza de
reconocida utilidad oportunidsd, recomen-
damos los agricultores la adqusici6n de ese
libro, mas practice que te6rico. porque les con-
viene conocerlo aprovecharlo.
~. En- muchas ciudades de Alemanis se
estan creando actualmente establecimientos de
bai1os duchas para uso de niilos que ssisten
las escuelas. Los bai1cs son gratuitos. Lat
primera ciulad que los ha estabeoido es Colo
nis Ell estsblecimiento puede servir de mode.
10 por todos conceptos Cada nifio entra en-
eu gabinete aslalo Esta es una institution
de higieney desarrollo de la juventud, que me.
recfa ser imtsds por Las poblsciones dc esta
isla.
Buena oportundad ,5s,sa Gs a''"iss sss, ;sesa sj,
poseedor dc cusntos conocimientos existen hasta
hoy dfa sobre alcoholzac6n, tanto en- fermen.
taoiones como en- destilaci6n, muy prdctioo
Ell la fabricaci6n de aguardientes y alcoholics
de mieles de caf1a, desea colocaci6n. No tiene
pretensiones. Dirigirse eHotel Inglaterra, &
A. r 81. l5-l3,
-. ri sDiario Popular, peri6dico orto.
doxo de Mayagiiez, reproduce .e primer suelto
que bajo ell epfgrafe sBfblico, publicamos en-
una dc nuestras ediciones anteriores.
-. Dicon de Washington al sEvsniDg
Post , "e Nueva York, que la actftud del
Gohierno en- !os aauntos de Cuba, en- NADIA ha
vsriado respecto Espafia que una guerra
Con esta naci6n es hoy mas difcil que nuucs,
pues la relaciones existentes entire smbos 90.
biernos, hacen Greer q Mr.. Mac Kinley que,
abandonads la guerra de Cuba sus propiasa
fuerzss, &c ila concluyendo por ST sola, por 10
que solamente un accidente inesperado podrfa
suscitar un rompimiento con Espafs. :
Gran Hotel Frances situsdo en- Ell punto
do de esta Villa con espaciotss habitaciones,
hospedaje complete desde tl.5O centavos en-
adelante. Sc admiten abonados por meses &
precios sumamente econ6micos. Guayams
p r. JUAN ALFREDO BLONDET.
(Marzo 21.)
-. Sc encuentra en- ests capital = hemos
tenido el gusto do saludarle, nuestro eatimadd
Y K
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entiende que serfs ell suicide de la coleotivdad.
". aver Sc hs jugado muoho el carnaval
en- esta 'ihdaa gran nhmero do masosras re-
corrieron las GALES. FL ordcn rcin6 en- todas
parties.
~ ~ Por mitad de su prccio Sc reali.
.an vsrios aparatos de fotograffa para fotogrs
fos y afa onadns. Los hay de todas olases con
tfpoae, medida l3 lsy lsx24, detectives
instantauta1 ce mano para l2 placas dc x l2
yl3 49, los afoionsdos deben aprovechar
Ia ganga Por *l5 rucden comprsr la detccti,
va sE,lair> con todos los accessories, .pudiendo
hacerfc boUitos rntra,"s vistas sin aprcndiza-
ge. Joyc,ts de Tlrand, p!azs de Alfonso XII.
- De Madrid nos e orlben qae SO habla
mucho en- aque;la corte de un tratado dc CO.
meroio hispano antlllano.y kse. Pero se du-
da pueda cyar 4 coneertarse. E movimiento
actual de la escuadra norte americana, bajo
pretextos dc cortesls. per agnas espafolss, tie
ne ala.mado el patriotismo Por ESQ Sc hacen
grandes anrcstcs nfvales en- Espa6a.
~. Dest!c esta maiiaua circula por esta
capital Ia .oticia de que dc IN momcDto otro
visitalAn el puerto do esta capital dos acora
ysdos no,ta- americanos. lgnoramos la fnente
de donda ha brota,,o osta n1tioa
- De Toa-baja: clos eemcntos libe'
raIes autonomistas de este pueblo no cesan de
decir continuanaonte: sEIssta cuando estsre
mos sopurtando al mo9terilla don Gerardo
Puig qna domino impunemente bsjo el poder
de los oo,tervs torres, y, por 10 vlsto, tamblen
seguira domnando tranqnllamente con ell bene'
placito del gohierno liberaa .....,
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Carlos Y Antonio RODRIGUEZ

Peritos meruantiles de la Escueia oficial de
Comercio dc Barcelona, con certificate de la
Academia de Comercio de Zurich Ofrecen sus
:ervcios profesionales para la contabilidad y
correspondents nscional y extranjera. Como
cen todo 10 referente A bancos de emission J
desouento, no tienen Inconvenience en- dcsem-
pefar 1iohos nego ;iados como auxiliares. Re
piden en- AnascO Puerto-RicO. 80 6
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a VARE7 Y En Gale de Ia Cyus, naimero
hIsHi'IA W. % CAPITAL. "A los
que quieran comprar barato Sc les recomienda
hacer una vista 4 LA ESTRELLA, fiente la
plaza principal. ALI Sc encontrsra constante
mepte un complete surtilo de calza 10 de todss
clases, (nsrcss recomendadas), psrsguas y som.
brillas, camisetas, medias oalcetines, sombre'
ros corbatas, perfumerfs tna infDidad de
otros artfcnos diffciles de enumerar. Precios
como el tempo: al alcance de todas las fortu-
mas. Sc trata con agrado los parroeuia
nos. l5-9
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IIumacao, 8 t.

sComo usted pensamos las vfctimss cacique
alu;ii,to en- artfcuIo Los mismo5 molaes Les
mismos col!ares. Con listed protestsmos, hon
rando msmoris Haldoroty feici;SndoIe por
leal procefer, iupugnandota tel nomhram;ento. ..-
F.Hpe .4Uerti, Francisco Font,
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Gran Hotel 'Ing|aterra''. ma9 n0sa s15sdh de- Pri-
Montado a la altura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas q la bahia. Con gabnete de eatura,
departamento de cantina, tabaquerfa un ele-
gantc Salon de Recreo. - Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adeante, segin la habitacidn que Sc
coupe. A. AGUDO.-(P
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} Juncos, 8 no,
<No pueio silenciar satisfacci6n c.

<No pueio silenciar satisfaction csussdo
me artfculo pubicado CORRESPONDENCE, Los
mismos mrlies. Los mismos c0Nares. Vays
mi mas csrinosa felcitaci6n, un sbrazo al
amigo querido, que como 20 piensa Quepa la
satisfaction psrtido liberal, este pueblo igual
maners.-R. Il. Mortfnez
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IIumacao, $50 t.
SLeido gu artfculo,

eLeido su artfculo, Los misnaos moldes
Los natsmos coll1res, deseamos vivamente como
Ger listed, psra tributasle humide felicitaci6n
s; Sc digna aceptarls. llombres que expreran
su pensamiento con esa franqueza, deben ser
conocidos de todos.- francisco Font, Felipe
-1Lberh
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5usII l1teoCEO de Tarmrca sBotics Basora, !,
situado en- la cal|e de Mendez Vigo, ndmero 65,
esauna la de Miraaol Dicho estabecimien.
to esta en- p ena msrcha surtidoy con excelen;e
clientela Para informes, en- el mismo estable-
cImjento con don Rafael Mangual Guenard,
don Federico Basora. MaysSez, II de
FabrerO de 1898 l5-2
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Aguas buenas, $50 m.

eNn"stra mas sincera : expontanea felici-
taeidn artfculo Los misnsos mohles Los mis-
mos co1lares. Cnrforme con ustcj, - Eduardo
Rodriguez, Felix Escribano, Angel Tines, Es-
tebsn Tinep, Jost Juian Moncioya, Francis
60 Reyes Torres
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Ga Vnnfn una pu'perfa Ell muy buenas con-
w senuo dicones. Informaran en- ell mismo
establecimiento, Puerta de Terra, en- la carre-
terra, ffente la casa que vivi6 ell doctor Sail
crup, cuarta parads del tranvfa, en- csta ca
pital, San Justo nimero 80. Sd
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ReIacion do SinieStes P.s'l .s los "s, en- :. na ss

n0l0Glull uo SI'lI1SllGS Isls por la muy
respectable bien acreditada Compaffa de Se'
guros sobre la vida, Ell SOL, de Canada, 4 los
benefciarios sin difcultades nj obstaculos, dc
las Polizgs siguientes:
Feliciano Carbia, eI San Juan. .......$ 5000
Higinio Lopez Cachaas, San Juan. 8 600
Manuel Hernaiz Vidal, Carolina. 4 900
Francisco Mendez, Csguas ...........s 9 600
Antonio Guarch, idem. ....,.......e 5000
Ramon Durgueras, San Lorenzo. ...s ], 900
Manuel H. Lopez. Yabncoa .....s 75O
Pedro Sanchez, Cometfo. ............s 200
Evaristo Guar ,iola, Manau ..........s 5000
Aruhivald Wilson, Arecibo. ..........s 5, 900
Jose Padila Merca 10, i'd ........s s, 600
Em.terio Hernandez, id............s 600
Amador Atct ba, Utnado ........< 2, 500
jose La o Perez, i'll. l..............s 3, 900
Eduardo Acevedo, Lares. ...........< 700
Saturnino Arana, ii POLKA sal isdas 1870
Julia Ghbee viuda dc Cortada, Ponce 4 900
Vicente Corto1a, Ponce, contra
p6li=u Mterino, por .taAecer antes
ds Ueyar iu 3GhGa detinit,ra 1000
Francisco Gomila de Arano, Lsrcs ...< 200
Vicente Gonzalez, San Juan. n..........s 1000
Leopoldo Cerecedo. iiem. m...........e 600
Antonio Trias, Ponce. ........... ...< 4 900
Tomas A Dodd, Ponce ......... ...<l0, 900
Francisco Fernandez Viami!, Rio. pie
dras ...... ...................< 8, 600
Juan Lopez Colon, Juana Diaz 49,. E. <5 900
r. B. Miller, Ponce. .................< 8, 200
Juan Vsamonde, Fajardo. :...< 900
r. B Miller, Ponce. .......... 5000
500 $50
c. r. Morer. Superintendent.
Carlos b. Melts, Agente general Banquero.
15~7
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Don Juan Emilio TurulI
y Ia opinion pQb|Ica

He squf los telegramas recbidos hoy del
interior de la isla por nuestro buen colabol ador
y amigo:
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bMIiNCIn En- la fnca del que suscribe, situada
""'"o'o en- los campos de Toa bs ia. Sc
venden 35 mulss mayorcs y menores de tres
ahos, so pesos una, 40 yeguss prefadas de
burro cue dehen psrr en- los meses de Mario
AbFii prdximos, burras paridoras con sus
cras. I'm burro importado de Espafs, que
mide slete cuartss media de elzada. Dos i'd
del pafs, pero propdsito para Ia procreaci6n
con yeguas. la que estsn acostumbrados.
Para tra,ar con e dueno, dirigirse a la fnca
exprcsada Q en- ests capital, Tetuan altos,
en- casa lie los seiIores Cerecedo Ilermanos y
compaNfs. Puerto Rico. de Febrsro de 1898
JOSE MARIA SANJUAN. 81
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las demas capitaes pueblos de Espala Is
las adyacentos. 30~-13
ha F|aQ2nria" - sombrererfs, Csmiserfa
-u -'oso"o'a Tren de lavadc, calle
del Rosario, ndmero 9. Humacao Puerto
RieO.--De Eulaio G. Garcia. P.
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Ell VAPOR MAnUELA

que debis, salir de este puerto, segun
costumbre ell % del corriente, anti.
cipa su salida para ell % por la tsr
de & causa de no tener mas que %
dias el corriente mes.-El COnsigna-
tariO,
3-3 Ludwig Duplace.
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=. En- ests capital Sc halla vacante una
escribanfs de sctusciones del juzgado de pri
mera nstsncis del distrto de San Francisco.
Sc proveera con arreglo 10 dispuesto en- Ell
Decreto ley de de Enero de 1891, y Sc conce
de un plazo de treinta ifa- para presentar SO
licitudes los aspirsntes.
- Respectable persona residente en- Arta,
Mslorca. que ha vivido muchos amos en-
Puerto Rico, donde posee grandes propiedadea,
dice que sc caiculan va er mas de l.aO0 los as
pirantes dputsdos Cortes. Ell citado ami.
90 cree que ell partido Unconditional debe ir
10 luchs electoral. PermsneoeI hoy indiferente
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nEMTRn descomisiones Ageneia General de
VI" ~ egoc:os.-Jose Manuel Lopez
Tel6grafo: "PeIopez.'- Guayama. - Puerto
Rico p.
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respectable y bien acreditada Compaffa de Se'
guros sobre la vida, Ell SOL, de Canada, los
benefciarios sin difcultades nj obstaculos, dc
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
VALUE OF GOOD BLOOD IN THE
 HERD.

A recent issue of Wallace's Farmer says the experience of last year has shown farmers that there is no profit in poorly bred and poorly kept cattle, and the Farmer thinks that the losses which cattle feeders. have sustained are due not SO much to lack of skill in feeding or low prices at the market as to the fact they have used poorly bred stock from the ranges, dairy bred stock from the states and fairly well bred animals that have been stunted when young.
 Other papers beside the Farmer have deplored the fact that in some of the northern states "the herd of high grade cattle have in large measure disappeared" The growth of the dairy interest has had much to do with this fact. Beef herds in many parts of the feeding states have been dispersed and Jersey or other dairy breeds have taken their place. The recent extraor- dinary prosperity among the beef pro ducers has advanced the price of sires in the beef breeds and the farmers in the corn states are far less inclined than the men of the ranges to extend the money necessary to development of the beef quality by the purchase of
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of James Roarke, deceased. signed administraarix of the estate of James Roarke, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said adninistratrix at the office of Baker & Bennett in Elem ing Building in the city of Phoenix, the same being tfta place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said
 Administratrix of the estate of James Roarke, deceased.
 Dated, Phoenix, A. r, this 9th day of June, 1898.
 First published in the Arizona Repub- Hcan June 6th 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25

use when the army is making long marches and is in camp for too short time to enable the army cooks to mix and bake bread. It is convenient to carry, besides being wholesome and Inoucishing. A hardtaek-fed soldier fights we'll But the chief virtue of the hardtack is that it is affected by neith- CT tinse nor temperature. It never ,sours, never becomes moldy, and is al ways ready for use.
 Atlanta is the great hardtack center, just as it was iH the days of the civil war.
 There are several big hardtack fac tories in that city. Not long ago. when it was expected that the invasion of Cuba wGuld begin within day or two, rush order was distributed among these factories, and inside of forty-eight hours they turned out ever 1UJ,0G0 pounds of hardtsek-- This seems a lot but it would not last the troops assembled at Tampa recently more than two days.
 If hardtack had to be made by hand Uncle Sam would need an army of bakers as well as an army of soldiers But machinery has made it possible for a small squad of bakers to turn out enough hardtack to supply an army corps.
 Flour, lard, salt, soda and water are the ingredients of the hardtack.- The process of mixing the flour and baking the hardtack is very interesting The first thing done is tN pour six barrels of flour into a huge mixer. Several pounds of lard, with the salt and soda, is then put in and the big machine be- gins to revolve, and in a few moments the four is made into dough. It is. taken from the mixer and slightly kneaded by hand; then it is put into a brake, which kneads the dought out flat.
 The dough, after being kneaded to the right consistency, is put into the machine which fIattens it out and cuts it into the size Of crackers, and also makes the perforations in the crack CTS. This machine rolls the ffattened dough out as fast as two men can move it away on huge platters and shove it into the baking ovens.
 The ovens are twelve in number and are hung upon a large revolving wheel, like the Ferris wheel. The dough is placed upon the shelves of the oven and by the time it makes one revoTu- tion the dough is cooked into a hard crisp cracker. The crackers are then caught up by a belt and carried up- stairs to the packing room, where they are neatly packed into the. big boxes and sent away to the soldiers
 In the permanent camps little or no hardtack will be used, but as soon as the boys in brown are landed on Cu- ban soil they will begin to consume hardtack by the ton. Most of it will be made in Atlanta, but at least one big contract, 610,00O pounds, has been let in St. Louis. The baker in that city has already begun to turn cut hardtack. It is of the regulation size and thickness, but on one side bears in large letters the familiar battle cry, Remember the Maine.' Samples of these tough crackers will be eagerly sought for as souvenirs. Newark (N. J) Evening News
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
pure bred Hereford, shorthorn or An

 pure bred Hereford, Shorthorn or An gus bulls.
 The reason for the men of the feeding states doing so is gradually disappear ing in the gradually changing condi- tions of the cattle industry. Though Texas still has a number of inferior cattle. many more than the state ought to have, the improvement in the grade of Texas stock is really marvellous. and many Texas ssockman has learned that the most conservative method of handling his herd is to sell to the northern feeder his high grade youngsters to bs developed and ma tured for market on the grasses and grains of the corn states, while the feeder has learned that he can buy such stuff cheaper than he can breed 1t; and recently the great number Of large sales of calves and yea1ings to northern buyers shows how strongly the system is taking hold.
 But the feeder has also learned, and money out of this process the grade of the calf has to be high, high enough to insure carly maturity as well as de veIopment into the typica1s beef Sorm.- This knowledge is what has stimulat- ed the trade iir registered bulls Of all the beef breeds; sD such huge growth.
 Educate Your Iso~a1s With Cascarets-
 Candy Catha-.ic. cure constipation forever iAc. cSc. If C. c. C. eail druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
HAD NOTHING TO SAY.

You want to be soldier, Jim? We'll,
 don't blame you, lad; The fever that has hit you now once
 monkeyed with your dad. ! know exactly how you feel, you're
 achin' fur a scrap, An want to go an help to wipe ol'
 Spain clean off the map. When I was young and full O nerve
 fn eighteen sixty-one wasn't half content till was coupled
 to gun.
 An HOW that you're a-feelin' in that
 same oI' hostile way An want to emulate your dad I've not
 word to say. hope you've reckoned up the cost an
 counted it up well. Fur war, as Central Sherman said.
 ein't fur removed from hell; You'll find it ain't no picnic, Jim;
 you'll soon find out that you Won't have bit O nerve too much in
 puilin of you through 1t aint no circus-day affair when
 shells begin to bust An comrades lay in blood an pain a.
 writhin' in the dust An bullets JeS' like maddened bees,
 zip past in fiendish way. But If you have a mind to go I've not
 word to say. want to teIi you honest, boy, that this
 ain't no surprise; I've seen the sparks of loyal pride
 a-dancin' in your eyes, An I've been waitin' fur a week to
 hear your talk An show your daddy that you come
 of good oI' fightin' stock. An now, to close the matter up, I'll
 tell you further, Jim, Your daddy would have knocked you
 out or you'd a-walloped him If. when you'd hear your country's call,
 you'd make a towards play I'm proud O you! God bless you, boy.
 That's all I've got to say. q Indianapolis Journal
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
Lying,

baking powder, and money making, have gone hand-in- hand for years.
 Sehlllimgs Best, the one teaspoonful baking powder, gets along without lying. GO
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW-Office of Chief Quartermaster, Denver, Colo. June 6. 1SSS-Sealed pro- posa.s in triplicate will be received here ana at office of Quartermaster at each post below named until Il o'clock a. m.. Roth meridian time, July 6. 1S9S and then opened for furnishing Forage and Straw, at Forts Apache, Grant, Huach- uca, sub-post of San Carlos. A. T., Fort Du Chesne, Utah, and Fort Washable. Wyoming. and Denver, Colo. during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1899. Propos- als for quantities less than the whole re- Quired or for delivery at points other than those named, will be entertained The right is reserved to reject any or all prop~sa1s or any part thereof. 1nforma- tion furnished on application here or at offices of respective post Quartermasters. Envelopes to be marked Proposals for Forage and Straw" E. B. ATWOOD. Chief Q. M.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe. Ariz., June 24.-(Special Col w. s. White, W. J. Kingsbury, Miss Louie Gage. Miss Laura Sharpe. Wallace Morse and H. z. Buck went to Phoenix today.
 Miss Mary Goodwin is preparing for 2 summer at Jerome.
 The McNaughtons will spend va cation at Flagstaff The doctor and son James will make the trip over land.
 Miss Mary Winger has taken charge of the books at the Hayden store.
 The Tempe opera house, otherwise Kingsbury's hall is being improved. The scenery ia being painted anew and is so far along that it makes a very pleasing effect.
 4. J. Peters will ship two cars of hay tonight.
 Walter Redden is convalescent.
 The water works proposition is be- ing pushed. And it should be, too. 1t undoubtedly will meet with the sup port of tWo-thirds of the families of the town
 Yesterday Justice Meyers released two Papago Indians who were arrested For being drunk. They had made no disturbance.
 4 The wagon loads of watermelons J. ". Black of Wilson's crossing hauls into Phoenix are a caution. The wop- der is what does Phoenix do with them
 Mesa City, Ariz. June 24-(Special Correspondence of The Republican c. 4. Hall, H. S.. Peterson, c. R. flakes and T. E. Pomeroy went to Phoenix today.
 C. 4. Hall will go to Congress and c. R. flakes will go to Chihuahua. Mexico, called thither by the sickness of his daughter Jane.
 James Pomeroy came in last night from Pine, Tonto Basin.
 Johnson Bros shipped fOrty-four boxes of prunes today.
 Dr. DeVore and wife. G. W. Wilson and son John. of Tempe, were in Mesa today.
 Mos: of the grain is all harvested and the headers and binders have been stored for another year.
 The vote this morning for goddess of liberty stood Si Allison, 297 Zula Robson, 217; Tena Nets, 195; Lucy Phelps, 98 Miss Allison received the greatest support yesterday and Miss Nets made large gains on Miss Rob- sol, who still maintains second place The polls will close tomorrow night at S:30 o'clock. It is a notable fact that Mesa has cast more votes for god dess of liberty than has Phoenix. How will the two towns stand tomorrow night? II is safe to venture that Mesa will still hold the distinction as this town intends to celebrate ant have a goddess, in the celebration anG a goodly number of Phoenix people will be present to enjoy her reign.
 One of the Holiday boys of Neph Killed a snake eight feet long and foul Inches in diameter. He was caugh in the act of eating a chicken.
 Quite a serious accident occurred last night by the explosion of a scoupl of pounds of gunpowder. About 7:3 o'clock a Mexican boy named GonZale went to the store of Abel & Wilbu and got the powder. intending to talk T. home. He crossed the street wher he met W. A Burton's two boys an' Charles Fuller. with whom he begal playing. One of them had some fire crackers and 3. torch and accidentall brought the torch too close to tn powder which had been poured into al open can. The Mexican boy wa badly burned in the mouth and ma possibly lose the sight of one eye On of the Burton boys was slightl burned
 4. ". Sharpe is busy with his sec end crop of hay. He will have abou z50 tons in the stack.
 Tie justice court of Clifton ha