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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08
A MASONIC CELEBRATION.
Federal Lodge Plans "A Historic and
Unique Entertainments

The annual visitation 90 Federal Lodge
No L j. A. A NJ by the Most Wor-
eLpfuI Grand Master. accompanied bv
other officers of the Grand Lodge of The
District % Columbia. Will take place OH
Tue=iay. N0vember T.. az S O'Clock g. m..
az the Masonic Temple. corner OF Ninth
and = Streets
Ih" committee of arrsuEemrut- has
made great efforts Co present o. The ar-
-.mh..a brothers on thI- auspieiol= oc-
ca-iuu ErCErGmuC of oEccpti1ual merit.
and d. is expected that this years vista
ZION will - down into the annals Of the
Masonic fraternity MS one long -1 De- TO
mDmbsrod With pleasure and pride The
programme which has been issued for the
occasion iu itself i- a. piece of art. and
contains DO concise but comprehensive
manner the history and annals OF the
lodge To also contains seventeen enter
talnment numbers. as follows March
lnNiHclbl.-" Suusa. bg HaIcys Orchestra
-r-mophal. selections mandolin club 500
l,cuDnS- tenor solo, 10y Douglas g. Mil
ler- entrance OF Grand Master auI. attend
ant officer af Grand LoIg-. Halsy.s Or
eh'srra- welcome FOB grand officers Lv
Francis NEe. NJrsliuful Master adj
dress bE Harry StarlIf1rd Most Kvgr-
ShlpiuI Grand Master march. Uv HaIry-s
N
W ll-uu SLir-CUn- address bg Postmaster
Gen. raj smith march orchestra Ne
marks lE o. a. DaU,ile. bass Solo. br
j. Walter Humglr.E- remarks HE Thomas
o. N"E"~- rHIrTa.tH solo. bE Mrs William
p i,' 'u- Masonic uuaTU,rte Dos Arssrs
Miller. SImulae- E.aekuar and Humph-
I,y- orchestra
rl- cummIrt,. OF aIrar-amants con-
s.sts of the NursgiufuI Master .N-IFcia.
tI'hard +. Nixon. walter a. Brown
'AdTl's T. EHE'T- Nathaniel g. Fugftt
George Gibson. Charles r. BENJAMIN.
Ralph W. lee. chairman Of r.r.rtf1r.
sommlt5-e, Hou-W-lI 70 BJrnsHI-
lHn officers OF Federal Lodge are. Wor-
sllplul Master. Francis Nye. Senior WAR
den. james r. = Dickens, Junior Warden.
Alfred j. Arnold Secretary. Goodwin
1'Tk- AtI--. Treasurer Winfield =
jerks. Marshal. William r. Shield Senior
Deacon. Edward g. Shumate- Junior Dsa-
'"u, Nathaniel r. Fuuitt. Stewards. 10
E'ph r Fague ana Ralph w Lee. TIer.
Louis D.. NcDaGa.
Ite hrsJ meeting Of Federal Lodge 90
CURED Iu the afternoon OF SUNDAY S.u-
Jemher j.. 1888. iu AN upper room OF "a
small house ON New Jersey Avenue
southeast The SIT. OF which Is now in
Guided lu The grounds Of The C.IuirlI The
lDtg. was chartered as Lodge so D. Of
Maryland gUd took part in th- L1yiuz Of
the cornerstone of the Capitol by George
Washington. with Clotnworthy StauH,G-
SuH. Senior Warden OF the lodge. as grand
marshal Of the parade
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08
TIE ANILSato0N LEAGUE.
Preparations for the Annual Con
. Vcuffon to Be Held Here.

vcufion to BE Held Here.
Preparations are being perfected for the
sixth National Auti-SaIuou Convention To
+ be-. L.Id iu this city. December o. .. and 3
next The sessions VIII begin Tuesday.
Z December .. ia one of the most cammo-
G.sus buildings iu the city ana viii can-
-cIudr the g.. owing Thursday. The cali
for tuis. convention. AS il IS now being
disseminated IS signed by the Rev. Luz
cher b. Wilson. ~ j.. ID. d. who has
bs-n actiug president of the league since
tEr death. on May 80 last. of
Hon. Hiram Price. who had been prssi-
dent OF She league since its organization
and by th. Rev. Howard H. Russell. D.
D.. IL. D. NATIONAL Superintendent
The local committee OF promotion I'M
ciudrs men and women prominent iu the
religious. temperance. educational and
business interests Of the city. and il en-
dorsinl The call states that among other
igdpe-ue urz.. Congress Will then Doe iu
s. =1iou. and the President of the United
States and his Cabinet, together with
Senators and Representatives. wHI Dee
aunou= these who from day to day VIII
De- advised Of the proceedings Of tho con-
v-rtiou Hy tha local press
The -1namitt.e OF promotion will give
aH iaIarmaI reception TO the members Of
The convention the evening of Nguday-
December g. 4 reception has also been
rendered hy Mrs j. b. Henderson. and "a
reception hy President Roosevelt Is il
cont, ul Iatlru.
Since Tho American Auti-SaIoon League
mt ir Washington ia 1885 the Cougr,s-
eluuaT Library and the New Corc"ran Art
Gallery have been completed. and viii Do,
au-u- the attractions or tine city. to-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08
4 GIRLS TALE.
With Reason for Misleading the
Emthcr.

FMGhcT-
We have tried for ca long time To- nor
Hade papa that pagh Ds his Diet had
something 10 do with lis uI feelings Do.
used 20 laugh good uaJuredly and saw.
~ hy. girls, We been used 10 eating and
drinking ever since / was bay. was
trained that way No. ] fear some change
has taken place iu my body, and J shall
never bee well again.
we often suggested that ne leave OF
cote. aud tobacco. bLt he urged that
they dId not hurt him and were COM
fort. So we acquiescsd until one DIZZY
sister Insisted on making the COTE, ur.-
LIlf Postum Food CJffCe. and a. was
made that way for about ten days until
J7fDa s.rmcd- brighter and implanted
I.ss % his head
That's ir. sister exclaimed. and from
that aHT she served Postum alone Ul,a-
Ort any coffee.
Papa never detected the dirarcnce FOR
" haE" learned the secret cf u4HkIn..
NIstum t1 give it prime. crisp flavor a
o easy enough. just allow IL u DI.tilu,
t-L-Le hltt'n minutes counting from II.-
Time GI'IU" cru.u' noes. not from lie.
Time 10 b. paced ON the stove.
Wen the dear Old soul seemed day bs
CAY 90 take ca new life. he began 10 -tat.-
% the office later. and was FUN OF fem
81 hen I, cam, home lu the evening
he proof Is plain enough that. morn
iTE aitDs HprHiuT- EeaI IN, and year ont.
sIuOT with coffee. that is really "a -fruT.-.
iEuld drug and Do was gradually b-l
surely killing him.
~ hen DO W-as partially removed be got
little better. and when il was entirely
'.moved. a.d the pure fo-rt coffee Pos
tom. served. IBIS recovery vas rapid
We don't fool papa on many THINGS
iut We just Ind L. this time for h, was
steadily and sysgIy leaving US. and We
1--we tho dear Old man too much % leave
anything uudJne that viii keep him here.
1t Is "A woman's privilege. you know. a.
G. ase c3Juic. and beg. then 'nnesse' II
the dear old hard headed things won't
iSten To- reason"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08
wHEELoCK OUT AGAIN.
Carlisle Indians to Meet the Naval
lMGeIs -Enu-nrrn.,

CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. S-Ih- Carlisle
indian I"ulhdi eleven was given signal
practice yesterday. but only "A short line
APP. because SO many OF The men are sJu
nursing bruises
Captain NheelOck was out Tor the first
time since the Harvard same ana WIS m
the signal drill at left tackle Hr may
get into tomorrow game against the
naval cadets. His presence gives the men
new spirit.
Johusons wrist is in bad shape but the
uIucky little quarterback did not miss
any OF the work Bender was out y,ster-
day and had charge of an the men who
were not at work with the first team. The
polls
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

NEW ORLEANS. nov N-TLe police
Yesterday began raiGiug the negro barrel
houses OF The city and an negroes ar
rested On them were sent e. thu WORK
mouse me raids We're the DUtgrDVyyh
OF The strike of the r0ust. bouts
lu New orleans that have lied up
ih" steamboats, here for several weeks.
The steamboat owners begun claiming
ihdt owners Of barrel houses were sup
porting the negroes during the strike and
preventing them from going 20 work
similar police measures broke Uu the
strike or the r0UstabOuts I'm Memphis
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

been uUt in order. AIr. Drew states fur
rh,~ that he tested .tweuty-sev-u samples
OF Kerosene all of which proved 90 Dee pt
g+gJ quality. Mr.. Drew states that there
were ur serious fire casualties
According TO the report the IRE losses
from 5GiE I 10 October 81. inclusive. were
S-1.5-S, th. number OF box alarms was
Tor the same period. IgJ and the number
~ local alarms 90
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Fire broke out in the greenhouse of the
American Ro.-- Company at me corner
81 blldeusDurg Road and n Unit DIivet
Road at J-4J "a IN. today. An alarm was
turned in from box No. 90. and the blaze
eNtinga!shed- The loss IS estimated al
$50 TIE origin of the fire Is unknown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Mems Grey and Fawn All
wool Shirts and Drawers
winter weight-silk trim
med-pearl buttons, and re-
enforced seams. 81 garment
tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE WYOMING COPPER AND COLD MINING COMPANY.

Know All Men by these Presents. That we, whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming q corporation under the laws of the Ter ritory of Arizona and to that end make the following statement:
 First The names of the Corporators are C, B. Henderson, ]. k. Hend arson, J. B. Barnes. and the name of the Cor poration shall be The Wyoming Cop per and Gold Mining Company. The principal place in which the business of said Corporation within the Territory of Arizoaa i9 to be transact d is Phoe- nix, Maricopa County. Arizona, and the principal place of business Of said Cor pOration outside the Territory of Arl- zond shall be the City of Encamp- ment. Wyoming and Alma in the State of Kansas, or such other places as the Board of Directors may by resolution direct
 Second: The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted by this Corporation is as follows, to wit
 To purchase, lease, bond. locate or otherwise acquire, own, exchange. sell or otherwise dispose of, pledge, mort gage, hypotlecate and deal in mines. mining claims. oil lands, mineral lands. oil, gas, asphaltum, petroleum. water and water rights. and to work. mine. explore and develop the same: to do a
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

principal dairy and cattle farms of the north middle states. watching carefully for any improve ments which could be applied to dairies in this country The results of his observation will be heard with great interest by the farmers of Tempe
 The Normal opened at Q o'clock yes tsrday morning with just 100 students present to which nine more were added later in the day making 1O9. against TS for the first day last year Miss Mather. the only new member of the faculty. was introduced to the students and made a short speech of welcome. which was greatly appreciated by them. The other teachers -ach gave the students a short talk, and the Rev, Meagher, on behalf of the churches of Tempe. gave the students welcome The work ot classifying ths students and arranging was completed. or very nearly so. and the real work will commence immedl- .ately, From the applications for ad- mission and railroad rates sent in. it is confidently expected that the enrolment will reach l6O students exclusive of the training school students. before the end of the month The training depart ment does not commence until next Monday.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

'happlest man in town" this morning It's boy. and both mother and his highness are doing we'll
 Mesa is today struggling under the load of drummer traffic. the size of the orders are larger than the city has or dered for some years The merchants seming to feel assure ed the coming ssason will be a good one
 Supervisor A. Hunsaker was a bus- ness visitor to Phoenix today.
 The telephone company was repair ing the line in Mesa last week.
 MT Charley Hornbeck. who met with tha rollicking end of mule. got cut f r the first time yesterday. His collar bone is knitting nicely and his bruises are about all healed up But 1t will be some time before he can got to work again.
 MT. C. Wing has move1 the Par,or restaurant into the Peterson building on the north side of Main street and on Sunday served the first meals there to large ant appr; ciatlva crowd. Mrs. Wentworth still presidss over the kitchen, which Is of itself a guarantee of good service
 MT. John Nelson and wife and his Wife's sister returned from Heber. Atiz, Saturday. where they had spent the summer They came over the Reno trail on horseback. which is quite nice little riG for a lady to take, but both of the ladies are at home on horseback and really enjoyed the trip.
 c. k, flakes and family and l.. F. Lamb and family arrived home on from Pine, where th=y had been In attendance on the Pine ward conf. renee.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCOR- PoRATlCN OF THE JELAh
 CtRLEW MINING co.
Territory of Arizona.

County of Maricopa, ss
 ht' TT KNOWN, That. at a meeting or the stockholders of the "Js!n-Cur- lew Mining Company" held at Ina branch office Cf said company in Min neapois, Minnesota. on Tuesday. the 2Oth day of August, 1901. at ten o'clock a. m. at which were present all the stockholders of said company. to-wit: w. r. Stockdill w. R. Smith. c. R. Tat tls. Christ Kalland and George F. Gu- gen representing all the subscribed stock of said company. the following resolution was duy proposed. viz:
 BE TT RESOLVED that Article Third of the Articles of incorporation of the J lm-Curlew Mining Company" be and the same hereby is amended SO as to read when amended as follows:
 Third; The authorized amount of capital stock of this corporation shall be Twelve Million Five Hundrsd d Thousand Dollars (Sl2,500, ,O0G) divided into twelve million five hundred thou sand shares of the par value of one dollar tTl) each. At such time as the Board of Directors may by resolution direct. said capital stock shall be paid into this corporation either in cash or by the sale and transfer to it of real and personal property for the uses and purposes of said corporation, in pay
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
TEMPE

Word has been received from w. A Bolton, who is now sojourning in Cal sfornla, that he, with his family. ex- poet to return to Tempe about Septem- ber 24th or 25th. Mir Bolton Is a mem Der of the Bolton company one of Tem- pes most successful brokerage and ln- surance firms.
 The Arizona Mercantile Co. has re- ceived very large shipment of furni- ture. The shipment is so large that some difficulty is being found in find ing a place to store it properly. The rooms formerly occupied by the express office are being used.
 Mir. J. B. Moeur and his son in law. Hee Pafford, and wife. of Del Rio, Tex. are visiting in Tempe. j. B. Moeur is the father of B. B. Moeur. the popular physician.
 Miss Mather. director of the Normal Training department. has taken up her resldence in the Atwood hotel. Sha < a very charming woman, and is already well liked by the students
 A. Nellsen. the Tempe real estate man, has sold three lots in the Gold man addition to F. w. Holsappe The Bots formerly belonged to A. F. Bel Gdmy.
 Al Miller, who recently sold his fine ranch and residence east of Tempe, will shortly commence the erection of a fine residence on Fourth street east of the Buildings occupied by Dr. De Wore.
 Dr. Richmond, the popular Phoenix veterinary surgeon, was in Tempe yes terday.
 Teddy Ford the we'll known conner rial traveller. and Miss Cricket Hunting ton registered at the Hotel Atwood Monday
 Mrs. Lon Forsee left for Agua Cali ente last night.
 Mrs. M. B. Bird and son left last night flor Moberly, Mo, from which place af- ter a short visit she will go to her home in Pennsylvania. Rev Mir. Bird will stay until November 1.
 The baseball game between the Grim son Rims and the Clerks was finished too late to be reported Monday. The score stood F to II in favor of the Crimson Rims.
 Arrangements have been made for car load of blows. latest improved discs and other farm machinery by the Tem- pc Hardware and Supply co. This car will arrive in time for the fall plant, ing and farmers will get the very latest improvements and save money by wait ing.
 Birchell X Holsapple will be ready to a certainty next Monday. They have had their meats in cold storage for some time already. SO that the very best will be served when they open for business. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Hough returned ! Monday from an extended eastern trip, Mir Hough went through all the
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
A BEAR AND BEER.
A H.; Springs Story Told by a Travel
 ing Man

| N ii"t 7pT!nSS story Told by Travel ing Man.
 "Whie in Hot Springs. Ark, several yaers ago" remarked a travelling man. | was very much amused by tn antics ! cf big black bear that was statione 1 up Tn Happy Mellow. The bear was
 chained to ., tree, and was passing through al Kinds of motions to amuse ih- idleIs who had gathered about the
 place. waltzing on minute and doing
 an awkward polka ths next. and it all
 seemed to greatly delight the specta- | tors The ownsi finally asked th bear
 if he would like to have g.ass of beer. Apparently ihe bear understood the offer, and was almost ful.onely polite
 in avid ncing an acceptance. The bear
 was brought in a good. cold pint bottle
 Then there was more waltzlng. more dancing of all kinds and tn beer seemed to quicken and accelerate the
 bears movements. One of he spect l.
 to,s set up the b=er for the bear The
 bear continued to dance. but occasion a 'ly would show signs Cf exp cling some other fellow to come to the front
 with bottle of beer. The specta ors k pt buying beer for the bear just to se how much 1t would take to intGxi- cate the animal The owner apparent ly did no: care how much it would take
 to intoxicate the animal. The SD a.
 tors got to drinking. too Every time the } ar would drink they would drink. and th y would say their little toas; to the ? [. The bear would drink with every fellow who T ale the offer The bear hal no favorites. and th contents tf bottle would be gulp.d down in jiny. TEis thing kept up all during the afternoon, and l saw several groups of men go swaggerlng away from the place with about all they could cary conveniently Wh;n the last group stagger d noisly away the bear was stir sober and apparently anxious fir newcomers who might want ;o try to Grink a bgar under the table. as he saying goes among the round rs." "-- New Orleans Times-Democ at.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
QUAIL & WARNER, 23 Park Row, New York.

ment Ter which shares of the capital i stock of said corporation may be is- sued, and the capital stock so issued shall th reupon and thereby become and be fully paid up and non-assess- able"
 That a vote of said stockholders was duly taken upon said resolution, that said resolution was carried by an af- ii;mative vote of all of said stock holders representing all the subscribed stock of said corporation.
 ". F. STOCKDILL, (SsaD President of said Company Dated August 20, 1901. ATTEST:
 (SeaD C. R. FUTILE. (SeaO
 Secretary of said Company. Signed, sea ed and delivered in pr S. ence of:
 ]. VAN vALKENBURG.
 A. w. BUSTER. State of Minnesota,
 County of II nnepn. ss.
 On this 22nd day of August. in the year 1901, before me. a Notary Public in and fer the Stats and County afore- said. residing therein, duly commis- stoned and sworn, personally appeared w. r. STOCKDILL. and C. R. TUT TILE known to me to be the D rsons whose names are subscribed to and who execut d the affixed instrument. and they acknowledged to n.e that they Xecutcd the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed. In Witness Whereof l have here unto set my hand and affixed my of fical seal, at my office in the said State and Coun;y, the day and year last abOvs written
 (SeaD J, VAN VALKENBURG.
 Notary Public. My Commission expires Jan. 12. 1901. Territory of Arizona,
 County of Maricopa, ss.
 l, E. F. MFALL, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy with the original Articles of Incorporation of ths "Jelm-Curlew Miring Company. filed and recorded in my office on the aO day f August 1901. in Book No. of Art. of lncorp. at Page and that the same is a full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whol thereof.
 Witness my hand anl seal of office this 90 da" of August. 1901. tSeaD B. F. MFALB.
 County Recorder By A. s. ARTHUR.
 Deputy. Filed in the office of the Secretary of the Territory of Arizona this 30 day of August, A. D.. 1901. at ? D. m.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD.
 Secretary of Arizona. First publication. August 31st.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
BUTTfRCUP BUTTER

Absolutely pure. Uniformly good. Cows have cool well water to drink. No foul adobe holes. If your grocer does not keep t address Box 9So.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
MESA

Mir. P. Hughes and family an1 R. w. Wcstover and family ana Mrs. Diff inaerfer and Miss Nellie Duncan ar rived from th7 coast, where they have been for the past few months They made their headquarters at Long Beach while away, and report a most enjoyable time ther5. They rented cot tages and all lived as one family. and come back much refreshed and in be- ter h alth than wh n they went away. Mr. Hugh said the ear to Phoenix was packed by returning eXcursonists. an3. that a cattle-Car was necessary al Maricopa To help hold the baggage. Dr. Brack and family and Miss Eames will arrive the middle of this week they remaining 10 make a short visit to some friends.
 Mir Dan Mccullough is named as tha
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
Lace Curtains.

When health is at stake, you con- slider the best doctor the cheapest. When the life of your expensive lace curtains is at stake. the best laundry is the cheapest.
 We guarantee to do your curtains right. In fact better than they ever were done. We know how, and have the latest improved curtain stretcher to do it with.
 Yours for good work and prompt de- livery. ARIZONA LAUNDRY. Cor. Adams 6 3d Sts.
 Phone 39l
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

By A. s. Arthur, Deputy. rIled Tn the office cf the Secretary oe arizoha this 3rd day of September. A. D. 1901 at D. m.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD.
 Secretary of Arizona. First publication September 4.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

When you want peasant physic try he new rem dv. Chamberlain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect Price. 25 cents. Samples free at Elvey & Hulett's drug store.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-12-06
With Our advertisers.

The Palais Royal has received new
lot of holiday ribbon which they are
selling at 14c yard their Floradora
Walking Skirts are reduced nearly one
half.
H L. Lang calls attention to his fine
line of gold and silver goods for the
Christmas trade.
Caldwell Co. want you to call
and examine their holiday stock. 1t
will interest you.
McIlhany & Hilleary, real estate and
insurance agents present some fine
farms they have for sale. They also
have several sums of money to lend On
long time.
Hartman Bros, call attention to their
stock of liquors for the holidays. They
keep full stock of everything in their
line.
Rosenberger & Co., says they have
everything fresh and nice for fruit
cakes. Everything in stock is entirely
new.
B. G. Hartman is making speciality
of Christmas goods, in the jewelry line.
He claims cheaper prices than else
where and guarantees goods.
A great clearance sale of Ladies'
tailor made suits, cloaks, coats and
skirts is announced by Shreckhise &
Bear.
Frank Diehl tells you of his fine as
sortment of jeWelry for the Xmas
trade-rings, watches, bracelets, silver
and silver plated ware.