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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-21
[EN,s Supplies SPECIALLY.

"Sentenced, penned and liberia
ted" is the humorously appropriate
heading of a column of pithy para
graphs in The PRISON MIRROR,
weekly paper edited and managed
by the inmates of the Minnesota
State Prison at Saltwater. The
work. of this paper is far ahead OF
that done by many county weeklles
both as to literary form and me-
chanical execution. Through its
editorial columns runs vein OF
gayety and good humor, with
spicy comment on current events
which must tend to brighten pris-
on life. A sense of humor is often
the best thing to cultivate as
preparatory step to earnest reform;
Purtanic solemnity never reformed
any body worth speaking Of The
prison newspaper, it seems to me,
is genuine help and humanizer.
The Washington Cd. o. Path
finder.
When people are ready to die
for their liberty they are invari-
bly entitled to and capable of self
government.-Glencoe Enterprise.
The Saltwater, Mimi, peniten-
tiary seems to be especially FORUM
ate in securing literary talent. The
PRISON MIRROR improves although
there are frequent changes in the
editorial management. We some
times wonder if the same editor
has secured return ticket after
his pardon. -Centralia Mo. Fire
side Guard.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-21

the football field was crowded out
of the presidents message.-Den-
yer (Colo. Post.
To succeed in life, make your
chalk mark, and then start for it
and you will reach it sure.-Wash-
ington Cd. O. Hatchet.
At Pittsburg, Kansas, striking
miners burned a judge in efigy,
because he sentenced a striking
miner to three months in Jail for
contempt of court in refusing to
obey the courts order. And that
the kind of law abiding and law
respecting citizens we are in this
country Waseca Radical.
Lieut.. Col. Codrington of the
British army almost succeeded in
jumping up to the Funston level
of military fame After swimming
half way across the Modder river
the fire of the enemy drove him
back. Denver (Colo Post.
It seems unwise to exclude mar
ried women from the postal service
when they are SO capable OF hand
ling the males. Albert Lea
| Standard.
The purchase Of the material
upon which the presidents mes
sage was written must have given
the paper trust a quite beautiful
little boom.-Denver (Colo.) Post.
The fellow who can say that he
never has been cheated could
make money being exhibited as a
freak Washington DC Hatch
ct.
The older we get the less we are
apt to think of ourselves and a
wise man says it is because OF
better acquaintance st. Peter
Herald.
Break one thread on the DOrdeT
of virtue, and you don't know how
much may unravel.-The Ind.
Reflector.
Sexton Burglars broke into
the church last night and took
everything.
Rev. Dowycouch (absent mind
eddy Did they take up a collec-
ton ?-Tammany IN. W Times.
Young John D. Rockefeller has
contributed several hundred thou
sand dollars to establish the axiom
that a fathers knowledge OF the
stock market is not necessarily IN
herited by the son.-St Louis
| mo Republic.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-21
IN THE CITY.

That mountain pass in which
General Young has Aguinaldo
surrounded must be peculiarly
long and tortuous.-St. Louis
(Mo. } Republic.
A New York judge recently de-
cided that Jim Corbett was an
actor and not a pugilist, a fact
which has been very patent fol
some vears.-St. Peter Herald
When it comes to question OF
staying qualities, the undertaken
can lay 'em all out.-Tammany
IN. Y Times.
Some men constantly need the
presence Of their wives to guard
them against making bad breaks.
Albert Lea Standard.
The PRISON MIRROR, that bright
little sheet, the only one OF its
kind in this country, which reflects
so much sunshine and editorial
wisdom from within the grim
walls of the commemorative bas-
tile at Saltwater, certainly fur
nishes more wit, wisdom and
humor to the column than prob
ably any other publication in the
Northwest. In spite OF their
apparent misfortunes, many OF the
inmates of the states ''safe refuge
are witty, jolly and take a decided
ly hopeful and philosophical view
Of life. The Thanksgiving issue
Of The MIRROR bubbles over with
fresh and crisp matter pertaining
to the occasion and the editor also
takes the opportunity to devote
nearly a page to the expression ;. OF
some very pertinent "thats. =
Minneapolis Mirror.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-21

\AIANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON
w ES I persons to represent us as Managers
in this and close by counties. Salary 5000 year
and expenses. Straight bona-ide, no more, no
less salary. Position permanent. Our refer
ences, any bank in any town. 1t is mainly office
work conducted at home. Reference. Enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. THE DOMIN-
ION COMPANY, Dep. 3. Chicago.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-21

the football field was crowded out
of the presidents message.-Den-
yer (Colo.) Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
EXECUTIONS
AT DAWSON
Three Murdorors Given the
Extreme Penalty.

Edward Henderson. a white man.
Jim aud Dawson Nautuek two Ia
dams. were hanged at Dawson an
August y only a few p-aptr. ae-
ctfdluK tu tie passengers II the city
II fHpvka, which arrivct hnrs sttut
dav evening. witnessed the eaft1r
tlsnH henderson and Jim SNut1e *
went boldly TO the scanold. bat law %
son Nautuck broke the eoria which
bounds his hands and made l"a
pe ate struggle for life
Tho ,xccutians were carrie uu' hN
Capt Harpcr sheriff II tn iets.tatv.
ilsndelfen prufcssed chuRatnifv Ice
fore pu'us 90 the seaHoid s,m Van
tuck u.s. perfectly cool. auI when
Dawson broke down he cart iaIi
OF disgust az him The fop" around
Ii,udtttar's neck siippsl un a fhs
ksul was brought und r. t'te sf a.
This fBNcd the neck frum hrraI'nr.
anal he ehakrd 10 death m 7heH
Wefe eut down Is minutes after 81 q
eNs=utf,n
Henderson was executed fus rha0t-
ing his iartn~r. man naf1rt t'e.es-
son Jim and Dawson Nau'lak mar
drssl a proprietor named william
Me,ghlm on Mecuataek rlNrs. un
May II. isas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

hind. ana on August II appeared tho
arHt number Of the Indies Miner "A
neat ana neWHy weekly paper pub
linhea every Thursday under the
management of e W German
AtIrr returning from the Fails.
At Iurgurau made az party and
conducted them boruaH the auaprH
aiun bridge e. thc nrA trlmWaY
WhIeh lyadH o. the grrnt sunset
mine. fbe suarst viii be- shipper
tu a week aud from tie appearance
81 the On tInusr that uNrfH tHe
roadway ut the ttum. "a mil would
be- good addition. as there 10 plenty
nf demand fut lumber tn Indies
Thirty men are uaw working un the
sunret sinking. prosecuting and
tunnsllnE Thu ore in improving.
and the vein il widening aH u n de
Neinpsd
At the Index Toronto seven men
nrr employed. aud contract has
Just been let Tor driving 30o-fpot
tunnel The Copper lIrlic. owned by
thu cray brothers. Is located four
miles west 81 Index The ore la a
rich caieupyr.tp. aud mining men Say
the whole claim d. a pay streak.
Work has been prnErersiug On this
mine FOE thrre yyaft. with tlv result
that luup tome uf ore are ubW au thu
dump Thirteen mrn are unN auTk
iuE un tbs 'apu,r Heile. hui have
driven a 30 fpat winch and tuuueiei
about 60 feet The $50 foot level has
been struck and erasa.euftnF haa
jurt begun uu thr fi-fsat Level The
vein Is new f. feet wide
Adjoining lhr copper HeHe r. tho
Jumbo alan belonging 60 Gray BfuH
which be- likely o. prove fust as Faaa
a property. The nHaaya run ans
Nbsry frpm 81 tn 80 o. the ton. n
shows loo feet 81 copper ledge. and "a
tunnel has been driven rs frst in
rhr Jumbo ledge runs parallel. abaut
leo feet ahHNe thrN'apprr nsiit
Three miles a. the auuth ia the
ffIde 20 iudsa better known as tha
Wilbur property ThIa % unc strike
~ copper aud anthony Of chs best
sratr Ten men are ~ work there.
aud the mine Will Hpun De a large
shipper
A. Gunn'n Peak four mii r from
lndaa. a tunnel has byru driven and
etara cutting hrEuu Tbis district
has a F#rieu n m.aos adI1inlnn one
another. among which Are fhe Pea
cock. uvtpna4n. IeaepbiH" Aiharubra.
huuptB uumptY indies Iinessshae
and tfv Girhrd extension. The Pea
cock in Hned la seattle
In she HAmr district is pr Pound.
era Ethel. a very the property. anI
the Copper king which to aihu show
inE up well ben Eyaus Index tn.
dependent - me ealm Fourteen
men afe at work THERE. and tho tuH-
url has been driven lsa feet. cross
suiilnF az z0a=fant level
The indeK district viii aeon br
hnaa % as Il producer - pink granite.
y hIrh Sc found there il great abund-
aner and takes higb polish u 10
particularly desirable Or monument
al Hnrh AMI movement 81 already
an foot % establish a quarry there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
INDEX now
PROSPEROUS
Rapid Development
of Mines.
lEW HOISEs ARE SPRI,CllG tP
Erset status OF Mining Operations
on ssms Wsli.knowa
propsrtiss.
lEW HOTSES ARE SPRI,CIlC tP

For those who were interested in
mining. or wished To have an enjoy
able outing. there could have bren
nothing better arranged than the *
curslan 70 Index which was given
under the auspices Of Cprraran aud
EahcIman. The weathe- was against
the success Of the eXprd ton, but
the untiring courtery OF the pro-
motrrs made the day agreea bile 70 al
The town n Index could not be
situated In a more beautiful location
II IL on the north fork " the sky
komish river, II miles from seattle,
and lies In narrow valley from
which precipitBte hills rise on every
side To a height Of 5000 feet The
canyon Of the 9kykpmiHh IL crooked
ri each end u the town. and at one
end the KEW Is ubscured by the snow
crown Of Mount Index. while AZ the
other half a dozen Irregular peaks
make y beautiful picture.
Following the railroad after land
ing At Index. a short walk took the
excursionists 10 elm ~ nnc gray
granite that may some day furnish
the finest kind Of building stone to
Index a little beyond this the rail-
road skirts the south fork ~ tho
skykomish. and two miles from In
dex In Sunset falls. or more properly
rapids. which plunge down for 20 feet
In y charming mass, over the bould-
crs. presenting not only . beautiful
sight, but good prospect Tor In
dustry American enterprise has nj
ready appeared here and a deep gap
blasted through the solid granite IL
almost ready to receive the power ~
the falls. which VIII he utilized In
running an electric power plant for
Index.
The town itself now has - houses.
and others are going up Most Of
the lodging places are spacious tents.
and ns comfortable as tents can be
In wet weather There IL also an
enterprisinR hotel. too many saloons.
stores Of the general merchandise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
NEW OFFICES
ESTABLISHED
Mail System OF Alaska Now
Greatly Facilitated.

q. " WAY aud arrived here on the
iipahake hflrf an absence n four
months. during which Time hr trav-
led eis3 miles and visited every
rastoaiee ~ consequence la Alaaka.
ON May De Established a pasiomoe
al VALDEZ and then went To Sunrise
sni rstahl shed paatuhcs az thar
place. on Tunaeala Arm u COOK =
mHL Afterwards h proceeded 20
quarts creek. where urIsaW post
office NaH established On reaching
Copper center. iso miles from valdez.
he found three citizens. whore iaaf
year therr we're FROM i01o L. ] 600
Ne subsequent visited all ihe post
Offices ga the Yukon anl found
Earlr. cisels cry aud Rampant all
prosperous 4 mesa paHtofliee uar o.
fahlistsI At kascrfrky at Haiy
cross Mission The paat1fhca 81
Same Galafaiu. Dutch nafbar. end
rna1aaka were atss visited AMI
found IN a fiaufiahins condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Al the Play.

There was one point ln the play at
shlch Jack said tp the hero
Look her OLD man. shy don't you
make up that quarrel you had with
Ethef year aga aud ask her o.
marry yuu
Aiy dear fpliaR replied the hero.
we made "a up lhe aaxt day aud
have been engaged ever since. We
are - BE- quietly married tomor.
fsN
AMI every body wondered Why IL
vac tfai she three old maids IN the
second row sept bitter tears INTO
Their hsndkerehirfs and ruHr ard lof;
the halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Anarchists Threaten the Peace of Paris.

here today ao~Hs the ] scenes SUNDAY Tes
o e n
strongly
promptly
ranahs IN
O'Clock
aani police
minutes
nvaae a
hecrulh
applied To climax
sr
church
ushe tn flames -
apes
hnNn tina D
rjaiee pf's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
RAISING THE
COLLEGE FUND

TACOMA. Aug p. - The Whit
worth college fund has passed the
$4,000 mark. and the prospects for
securing the Presbyterian school are
exceedingly bright. No offer has
yet been made by the owner 81 the
property at the suggested figure. but
George Is. Blanchard, agent FOR the
owner. has promised 70 secure an ex-
tension 81 the option Of the property.
He said Saturday be would telegraph
TO the Eastern owner and secure his
consent. The reply Is expected to-
day.
In all the Presbyterian churches.
both yesterday morning and evening.
the school question was placed be
fore the congregations and It was
strongly urgeu upon them that con-
tributions must DE made at once.
The contributions from all the
churches. both morning and evening.
Will bring the amount raised In this
way TO more than $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
ustss
State News.
Als,Ah

The burned creamery at Bay Vie"
In to be rebuilt.
Teachers examination Is Ia pro-
rress In stevens county.
The skaEit county assessment foois
up ts.34t.sis.
The contractors have commenced
work upon a bridge across the sno-
cualnie At Novelty. King county.
Ducks are reported plentiful on the
I.ummi and stillaEuamish marshes.
A rich strike q copper has been
made on Mt shuksan. whatcom
county.
A reported shortage Of grain sacks
Il worrying the farmers 81 Eastern
washington Heretofore most % the
sacks were made a the peniteutiary.
but the reduced number u inmates
In that Institution has decreased the
output.
Fishing parties have been dyns-
hitting trout ia As0tin creek.
G. VI. TURKEY - iowa, II examining
the clays Of Whatcom county with
the intent 10 establish pottery
works II suitable material can b.
found.
The annual exhibition % the
Northwest Fair association viii be-
held In Falrhayen this year. that city
having given a big cash bonus for
IL.
A recruiting station IL 10 be estab-
lished in olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
MAY CHANGE
COUNTY SEAT

cENTRAt.IA. Aug u 4 PROPOSE
ton has been made by Commission
~ Rears that u the people ~ cen
trail wItl subscribe money enough q
purchase the unfinished hotel build
ing here and donate 81 20 Lewis coun-
- Tor eanrthauss. be would bring
the matter before the beard fer con.
Alteration +, IL expected that the
hsara WtI Gown make spmr pro-
Visions for securing other auartres
than uow occupied rhe barrett
brick block ln Chchaliu has been Of
Tered TAasa whn are uafayarahiv
Go ths county buying property now.
arr talking over the Ccutralia prop
oaltiun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
CANADIANS
TOOK PRIZES

TACOMA. Aug. 2i.-Tenuis week II
past Indeed. Il Is hardly proper To
say week" this year. Tor there was
but little over two days % tennis,
ana those were dark and threatening
British Columbia all but carried
everything before her this year.
winning four out Of five champion
ships
Foulkes is single champion. Miss
Beattle lady champion. and with Il.
. Powell and Mrs. Langley, of Vic
tGrIa and Vancouver. carry on the
mi xed and ladies' doubles. Hurd
and Russell Of Seattle. retain the
double chamui0nHhlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Joe Barden reported 70 police head
quarters this morning that h had
been robbed OF a silver watch valued
Al SIS. In a saloon ON sixth avenue.
near King street
Proprietor Jones. u the bohemian
hail. left a report At police hsadauhr-
tcFn 10 the effect that he had given
his bartender. Charley Hall $40
gold piece 60 change. aud he has
failed % return.
John Hughes. boilermakcr, was
held up on Tieu street between Sec
aud ana Third avenue last night hY
two masked men Hughes only had
80 cents. and the men returned the
money and told him to say nothing
about Il The description given by
Hughes ~ the two men compares
with that Of the men who later rob
bed the Seattle saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Prosperity business has passed beyond Joke
heoomc euharra
establishment like Cramps which lays
plans compelled to suspend It's
work for them but he
work shows III
prosperity. tina, its develop
Naturally this Of things would tend
all the country hut here
question Of political economy costly
and before
they wish know Wheth
er the conditions Is this
temporary does the great
can establish their plant
pron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
BISHOP GAINES LECTURE

bishop " O Gaines. Of tho a. II.
4 church a. Atlanta. Ca. viii de
liver hia famous lecture on the Race
Question here next Fsidny In this
lecture bishop Gaines takes az tho
atrocities connected with the lynoH
ing and burning u ltuse al Newman.
On. recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Cruelty OF Robbers.

MANsFIELD. O. Aug q -Four
masked men broke into John Mi
iufa. went uf plymouth. sundaN
night bound Miller hIu VIC aud
daughter. and burned MIllttH fe.t
expecting hy torture to mAtr hun
Disclose valuable treasure Tho raha
bsrs secured tNa gold watches and
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
FIRST TRANSPORT SAILS

The transport Garanne sailed for
Manila at s. O'Clock i'pufday even
Ing Tn holds # the vessel were
alfrd with forage Tor the horses, SUP
piles FOR Tho mon, troop baggage and
medical supplies 81 various kinds
Before the Garanne left. salute -
10 guns was fired. and a large crowd
was attracted 60 the waterfront 10
see her depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Changes in indian School

WASHINGTON. y. 9. Aug. q -
Miss Isabel Toane. a teacher In the
PuyaIlup Indian school At Tacoma.
fas gone abroad. and Mrs. Lucy +.
Hart. q teacher. Ia promoted 90 the
vacancy. Mrs. Ida McQuestcu b.
promoted % the vacancy caused By
the promotion 81 Mrs Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

10 the officers and - the
each other making tho
stay Yesterday seemed
had 70 woodland
bid them doispced their tour
Philippines
while these gallant treoeerH
under tropical they viii
many many that manifest
ed Seattle and the thought will give
sympathy L. 81
constituted world of ours aud
II none of he De accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
AUCTION SALES DAILY
" 2 and 1880 y. ".

Of the New York jewellery Cos atock
Of Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry ana
snverware. at the Emporium. sI7
Second avenue. In order 10 secure n
large attendance. they viii give awav
FREE. Handsome Diamond Ring
and 10 other elegant presents. Seats
reserved for ladies'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

appears regarding the Chinese
barge ON the uc Philip
expiration china forbidden by law aud the
shipment therefore
not regarded
been recognized rs china
bruEerents d the action Of
effect from the stand
point Of uaushu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

French officers fought
have been Ions
hnd for such ooshnfsa
evidence Tor the seoret d's
employed other mems hauae'nEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
THE HEALERS
ARE JAILED

CHICAGO. AUG q --MfH Henrik
IA lratn and Elder = G Holmes.
divine heaters and officials ut pr
John Alexander pawte.s Institution
were held "a the strand jury today 10y
the curausr.s jury Ia tie uaural over
the death ~ Ars Anu~fin riandsga.
They arr eharHed with heiHK Sc IA.
inaiiY responsible Tor the death ~
Mr. Flanders. who died u hIuoi pai-
santnE AZ 81 Lukes hospital gn iuiy
= aftsf receiving their divine heal.
ms treatment The SPECIFIC charge
was criminal negligence and mai
practice.
There ~ not a city IN thr world
that consumes - many frpE legs 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Eorn Drug Co. fifth aud Pike
IIttDf. IuoH spscial4sts Innua r'iza II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Buy a acre tract Moore Inv. Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Special salc-Flne note paper, In
boxes. Denny -Coryell CO.. ZIG LIST ave.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02
BIDS :WANT-O.

q
Bids. are asked for. sinking and tim
bering a mining shaft in the Ozborn
mining district, sMaricopa county, Ari-
iona tabout5 thirty miles southwest of
Wiekenburg),s to as:.depth of three
hundred $1,000 feet below its present
depth of 126 feet, and for running sucn
drifts therefrom as may be decided
upon Size of shaft to be five by
seven feet. Size Of drifts to be four
by six feet and six inches
Timbers and. power, for hosting will
be furnished by the undersigned. The
night to reject any and all bids is re-
served. --
Form of contract can be seen and
references made at Valley bank, Phoe-
Il: R. Baxter, Wickenburg, and The
Bank Of Arizona, Prescott.
Bids closed September 10. For par
ticulars address the Maricopa Copper
Mines Co.. Wickenburg, A T.
w. E. DEITY; Manager.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02
DAKOTA sPORTsMEN.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. 1.-During
The present week sportsmen from Wis
ccpsin, Illinois, Nebraska and other
states have been fiocking into South
Dakota and beginning today the report
Of the hunters gun will echo over the
prairies from sunrise to sunset. AL
vices from all parts of the eastern por-
ton of the state tell of the unusually
large number of prairie chickens, in
surfing rare sport for the Nimrods.
Under the new law each of the visiting
sportsmen has been required to pay
license of $40.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

James Flaherty- and family have
returned from. the coast.
Joe Smailes of FL Paso is IN tho
city a guest of the Hotel Adams.
Nh. and Mrs. Kay returned Thurs
day night from visit to- the coast.
J. w. Johnson was among the
passengers arriving on last night
train.
DR.. Pratt returned. home on last
nights train from an extended visit in
the east.
Miss Edith Dorland left on last
rights train for Santa Fe, N NJ, via
Ash Fork
Miss Grace Nordyke was among last
nights north bound passengers for
Kansas City.
Sam Tingley and Anna Tingley left
for Los Angeles on last nights north
bound train.
r. c. Shaw of Philadelphia was
among yesterdays arrivals at the
Ford hotel.
F. ]. Cole returned last night from a
short trip in the mountains northwest
of Phoenix.
Mr.. NJ. Rosenberg was among Thurs
Cay nights arrivals from the coast.
authorities.
DR.. T. F. Hudson and wife returned
Thursday night from their trip to the
Grand canyon.
Howard Baker of Tucson came in
yesterday morning and is registered
at the Ford hotel
Mr.. r. H. Greene who has been en-
joying a months outing at Iron
springs has returned home again.
Miss Crawford left Thursday night
for the coast where she will be tie
guest of Bishop hendricks family.
Mrs. NJ J. Millen and daughter were
passengers to Los Angeles on last
nights train via the northern route.
Fred Goodrich has returned from
Dallas, Tex, and will engage in bust
ness in Tempe with his brother
Briggs.
w. E. Carver of the S. F.. P. & P
railroad left Thursday night fer 4
visit in Kansas with old time
friends.
Scott White, shariff, and A Went
worth, treasurer of Cochise county,
arrived in the city yesterday morning