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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

da1. sept "a for three months trip
e. Nrs YORK city and Washins . :,
AR and Mrs Percy p smith ard
Mr. nnd Mrs Gerald Frtnk f-tur frl
isst week fram a fcN days visiuns A.
North Bend
Mrs n keelsr VII entertain thla
evening a. her home. t5s Twenty
#iEhth avenue
Mrs Percy p smith vii enter ain
Informally III luncheon Hhts affeen aHn
hensr ~ Mrs g raoale. " kentuekg.
wha 10 visltinK her The guests arft
Mrs oTenie. Mrs AIialn. Mrs. J.. G.
Gilman Mrs. Gibson TaKioF Nss.
elafa Ford and Mrs Gerald FrinE
Avery suceeasgul dsncinE party sas
aIgen MondAy evening ~ Miss Cars
Nink - ths Queen AnHe eiuh haua
Tire dissertations we're v~r1 #vtif 'sans
slstiHs - taSa ara lasilan bsshats
Hifst Wifh ruNera ia Tire aanEng rnH7n
iarMe tsui made - bsh u~ttius Naa
pitched This was allied Nith frFus
ard rowers making a dsfightfni ho1ssa
IN which entertainments wee 49, 81
turing fhe evening The aTaiF 49, e
farewell PARTY IN honor % Mfsn VI ~
Smtfh Niles Greenland ard NJ sart
rsis.riL Who are leaving shcrtlf FOR
college About rs Estests wsre pr
snt
Mr. and Mrs. FRED stiHssn are siv-
inE a yachting psFtY 81 bard fhs
Hsnita Ths partg eft seattle az ~ -
yesterday and sfii g. - everett a.
attend shs fair. AID expect "a Y~ffi=H
on FRIDAY. rhr guests are MI ant
Mr. y 4 affmsau. sfizs Hstfs. rsss
Walercn. Miss Richards. Mise Ctsrt
Wins Nfs Psspfs. Mr. WIS Nr
cainu sna Mr. s'reut
Ths Misses schramua save = d-iishs.
fal dancing party a. the Queen Au4~
rfnh house Tuesday evening Iteszl -
flows wnre ln rea eth a relief -
greer. Ftawsrs ferns sad fsxs wer~
also faassfuiiY arranged. The dln. <
teora Vas Handsomely ftfrd iH Tarf
ish styis. The color schsrss heinE iarS
red MAILING very pheasant place -
which 90 serve rsfseshanants one
hundred guests aere present
The regular wednesday afssrsoes
tea - TIE Seattle raunis club as n
IN Yesterday. AIR y ~ Feam 'Fe
s~rvsf
s
on Monday evening" ~ TIE rraifFwes
- the bride rar~usa ~ Ninnr sve-
rur. Miss fnEa ranse daughter 81
Rev ara Mrs e y ifauKs. "a united
fr marriage - NJ Charles T0fs e
Ira ceremony Wns performed Nv ~
srarHfathsr - the bride. Rev Met
Hansen. ~ nseayfFis. ore AR anf
Mrs Tnhsofi vii reside N seattle Tha
FttsWfs present Wsre Hsg ard Mrs.
- Nnmwe Rev aud MFu .
sWeds Ars knibers Miss lily fis Ixf
Miss wHua tfauE~. Miss Hsisvlk afd
Mas Anne Hansen MF. and Mr. -Tis-
sur Will make seattle Their futu =
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

RICHMOND. Va. sept. 10 Henry
Lane fell ~ love with a pretty air..
whom he aaw daily on his way 60
the locomotive machine shops. where
hs vas employed. Yesterday at
picnic he sought an Introduction.
and uhe proved 20 be his twin sister
Their parents dis1 when they usrs
b. blss They we're taken BY kins-
people and neither knew the fate OF
the other until yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
she LOVES
GARDENER
Far Better Than Millions
That N ght Be hsrs

BLUE POINT. L. l., Sept 10 Mrs.
Frederick ". Budlsy. tho marrte
her EFaudnath.f gardener does
not seem ta uind The threats % her
mot her aud hsr millionaire relative,
George Z Taylor. that they vii
dininherit her Mrs na1lsy i pei
fsetlF happy with her husband az
says she has made a good bargain
In exchanging the moury Tor tbs
man ahs loves,
she would Ike her nnfhsrs for
kisensrs. thuaBh. ana With that sn
IN view she AM her husband irot
- the TaNior mansion Yesterday a..
tefnnou Neither her mother. Mr.
Head. nor Mrs. Taylor would reeve
them Mrs. Rnfiry AS NiEA i.~na
Head. She 10 u. daahitE and hani-
some With her mother. shs lived On
The Tayinr estate ana was Tayinf'H
prospective hsirsss Taylor " worth
about 90 80 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
Theaters.
rivoii opers compsay.

Ths Tfvon Opera company. ~ The
Seattle thsatsr. is no longer an sEps =
iuent. II IL ever was The Toy M
ker had "a big house the f0trtn
night as the first The thsatsr was
hued. The play will run the rest u
the week. At the Saturday ma,inee
Ferris hartman will present q to- r.
every child present
The Wedding Day. one ~ the most
recent operatie successes. viii be xiv
en- next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
CRICKET
Seattle Team SueeumhS 10 Defeat
at Hands Of Vancouver

The Vancouver cricket club de
fsatea thf seattle team yesterday rs
a ssarv - is0 10 81 The contest vas
close and Interesting and the visitors
Won on their mefIts
~ T. Mafley - Vancouver. ~ar-
I'D N she hanors ~ the day. ls5r.
ms sc runs = rarfirh ant o.
sisulsy ~ Seattle each scored
IS Dukes ihe Vancouver bowler.
tuak slF vi. kets Tor 81 rms
TIE Vancouver PLAYERS we're en-
trftnlncd 81 luncheon after the
game rs the Seattle cluh. ~ ne
Madison park pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
PROGRESSIVE
Chamber OF Commerce Officers 10
Entertain

The chamber ~ commerce yes'er-
day authorized Assistant Postmes.
ter Colkett 20 invite the National
Convention Of postmasters n the
first and second class TO hold Is 1902
meeting IN Seattle.
Tho chamber also authorized An
guatuH ". Springer, a delegate from
this state 10 the grand lodge 81 the
Sons n Hermann which meets al
San Antonio, Texas. Sept. 10 AM 70,
81 invite the grand lodge ~ hold ~
next meeting IN seattle. The year
Will bc 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
FOUND DEAD IN
LODGING HOUSE
P. DAVIS. a Stranger. Dies Sudden
y and Alone

The body u ]. 7. Davis = trauz
sen, guess q the cape Nems ledss
ing house. uax found dead IN his
room al o'elock asst evening L =
though, that he died = eousumpz
ton
DAVIS went to the lodging house.
vhrh Is IN the southern part n the
city. last evening ana VAS assigHe /
. rom. He complained that r. RHs
III a. the time. Abcui an huuf p e
ths night CLERK discovered tina, tn
man VAS dead. The bedy was re
moved 70 Rutterworths morzus
pending the return % Coroner Hove,
who l. out q the city, Davis = a
man abou, s. years o, ags. Moth
ing IL known q his relations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
BIDS or Street Work

Thessoars % public works has al
vertised Is s,en bids Saturday az IL
o'ciock. on the following street I'M
provemrnts
Grading the alley IN block y, A. A..
rcrry's addition. grading Eazt Pr
street fro- Broadway u Twelfth
avenue. cement sidewalks on East
TAezias street from Boylston avenue
70 TIE east line of , H. NsEls's ad-
dlt.on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
LACROSSE
Next Game PLAYED Here Will Be
With kanaimo

TIE Seattle lacrosse team VIII play
the Nauaimo team a. Madison park
next Sunday afternoon. Roth teams
have = record Of many victories and
few defeats and an exciting game
may BE- expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
EAGLES EXTEND
THEIR SYMPATHY

Seattle iaaxs. No 4 FrateruaI .Sr-
der Of Esglss. At its lsst session for
warded the following telegram %
sympathy 20 President Meksnieg
To VIM Mckinley. President United
States q America. Bunaio. y r:
Whereas. TIE Fratsrnal order -
Eagles Is . patriotic Organization,
whose members are devoted 70 thetr
country. their Tag and their chief
executive. BE- be Of Nh&tsoevsr
party.
We. the members ~ Seattle asrie
No !. r. o. p. tender our heartfelt
sympathy 70 our president. Wlliiam
Mckinley. IN his misfortune. which
4 sadness 70 all the people Of this
great land. We pray God for his
SPEEDY recovery.
A. Z. PARTRIDGE. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
LAND FORCE

wAEHSGToS. sept IA dis
patch from the United states coaaal
at Caracas SAYS the venezuelan navy
10 preparing 90 land fofrs q m~7
At Rin Hseha. Colombia, 10 aausf
colombian fevoiuttnuists at that
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

The season At the Grand opera house
VIII be formally opened Sept ~ by
AuKgHtiu Days company IN - Run
away Girl" a very popular musical
comedy In Mr. DAYS lifetime Tho
name sDair Company" waa gHs -ar-
y ~ q frst-elaas attraction. The DaIv
estate n acknowledged 20 be keen. (
NJ 70 the Daily standard IN theatrical
nlanag.runrI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
AesgRsKs cheok

"A Baggage Check" at the Third
Avenue" Il making record for heay
business tta queer antics catch tho
crowd. The poker game between Kelly
and the tramp a. worth half the price
OF admission.
II will be followed next week bv "A
Man ~ Mystsry.s a romantic drama
BY Marx r. Swan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
BROOM CORN MILLET

a new kind ~ cereal food for hu
man consumption IL 20 be introduced
In this country. n the department
Of agriculture can induce people 10
eat n II Is broam-corn mliiet. apd
the plant was brought hlther from
Europe not long ago By botanical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
Funeral Of Eneeo SlronI

The funeral Of Eneco sironi WIS
hsid from the Church ~ our lady
q Good Help. ~ o'clock this after.
moon. The services wsre attended bv
. large number 81 the Italian resi-
dents Of This city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
Committee Appeintsd

II was decided 60 appoint a cont
mittee ~ nine to look into the adyie-
ability Of setting on foot AT once.
plans Co brink about the undertake
ing and report upon the matter At
the next meeting ~ the chamber.
The following committee vas
named Lieut. 4 a wyekan. J. q.
pyle. \. J. plethrn. p. u wells. j,
s.ah collins. ir.. r W rroseh. r. <
MeauY. J. W Roberts and William
piwutf
Judge }. = Hnyt and srcfrtar,
! n. Mcikle we're Instructed o. dfAV
up a srt 81 resolutions, expressing
she Soy of Seattle people Ter The
rapid recovery OF President Mckips
ley. These resolutions viii he sent
Co the secretary ~ the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
Moving pfntursa.

Tho Ssarehlikht 1861 Second av.-
nue.. II showing moving pictures ~ The
Bnnaio Fan-American exposition thu
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
II'KINLEY THANKSGIVING HOSPITAL
Chamber OF Commerce Passes Resolutions In Favor OF
Worthy 0bset-ReIoclng at Rapid Recovery OF
the President

Resolved, That a committee 81
nine he appointed BY the chair 20
takr this matter into confederation
and report at the next meeting 81
this chamber"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Clarence =. Preston ana NJ. p
Jones have been cievtsd members Of
the chamber Of commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
FHeur,ion 10 Everett Races and Fair.
Set. 10, II. Il andI3

Fast steamers CITY % Everett and
Greyhound will leave Coluan dock
: a. m % n. m. ~ M. 5 p. m. Tel.
Red a1i -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

Diamond Ice That's what you
need 10 keep cool Tel Main 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
SNAKE At the KEW

OLYMPIA. Ky. sept. t2.--P. g
McHeai telegraph operator At Alden
while attempting 10 answer his Of
flee call last night was bitten on th'
forefiuger By a c0pperhesd snake
The snake wled IN through
window and was lying on the telo
graph table Mr.. o Neal II very III
lie may not recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

Fred. Rosenstock. 2ith and ~ Fir
FIVE men With teams and serapers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
n0Slfh COAL
ID QUEEN COAL

once tried always used. our
maxim. success the test 81
merit
Business started in Ssattls
AK iss2. and has Increased es-
cry month since
Telephone Union - FOR steam
coal and domestic. orders 70 be
delivered north % Pike street.
Telephone Main SIS orders for
delivery south o. Pike street.
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For gas and electric FIXTURES. XII
bourne a Clark Co. st5 second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

Afs. walter X. Wright and ur. r
y. vrsens we're the guests ~ ss,,'.-
q elmer party given ~ Dr ~.
rl1n on board the Alert s4nday nt,ht
ihsrs were ten guests preset
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Hon } y. and Mrs. Turner. a, VI
pna' Who are on thsE way L. -
~, are guests for a week N urs :.
= Nsufeider. ~ Harvard ave..
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
The S. P. Presidency
Another Richmond.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9-Everitte st.
John, for many years general manager
of the Rock Island road and more re-
Gently vice. president and general man
ager OF the seeboard Air Line, arrived
here from the East yesterday and is a
guest at the Palace Hotel. In the multi
plicity of rumors affecting the presi-
dency OF the Southern Pacific Company,
st. John, who is regarded as one OF the
most capable and successful railroad
managers in the country, has be1n given
considerable prominence. Whether he
has been offered the position now filled
by Charles M. Hays Is question which
he>is not disposed TO answer. His visit
here at this time has given rise to a
somewhat general belief in local rail-
road circles that there may be consider
able foundation for the rumor that has
connected his name with the Southern
Pacific presidency, but st. John diplom.
aticaily avoids discussing the question
by saying that he does not care to be in
teryiewed on railroad topics,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

M. Parker from the Office OF President
OF the University and from all employ
ment OF, in, abont or In connection with
%he University. y
\Sec. 2496 OF the statutes OF Arizona
sayA "The Board OF Regents shall
have hover TO remove anv officer or en-
ploye~ Connected with the institution,
other thah>the chancellorJor or member of
the Board o Regents, when, in their
judgment, ths interests OF the Univer-
sity require it,"
This, it is thought, endowed the re-
gents with ample power to dismiss Park
er. Judge Davis s absent from the city,
and 1t is probable that the temporary in.
junction win remain in force until his
return.
In the meantime the examination ex-
ercises will commence next week, and
the students are returning to the Univ
ersitv. The regents feel that the situa.
tion ia critical because OF the commence
ment of the term. There will be meet
ing OF the regents this evening and 1t is
probable that prompt action will be
taken looking TO q settlement OF the pre-.
sent situation.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
New School House
Now Dedicated.

The new sell ool on 18th Street between
Convent street and Stone avenue was
dedicated this morning at 10 O'Clock
The Board OF School Trustees consisting
of Messrs. Drachman, Holiday ana
Davis were present and the meeting was
called to order by MIR. Drachman who
delivered short address, in which no
said that IL was proud day ior the
school trustees to dedicate the building
which had been completed. after over
coming many obstacles. At the close OF
his ADDRESS he asked those present TO
mingle their prayers--with the rest OF the
nation for the preservation and uit'
mate recovery Of our chief executive
VIM. Mckinley. Those present rose to
.their feet and Mr.. Drachman offered
short PRAYER for the President. The
Mexican ochesta furnished the music
and rendered many patriotic selections
At The close OF the meeting they played
America while all present joined IN the
chorus.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Nice Federal Officer
Hoods Conduct.

YUMA, Sept. s.-Friday morning when
the west bound train arrived In this
town, Charles Hood, the deputy collec-
tor Of customs boarded it, ostensibly to
look for Chinese. Hood was apparently
much under the influence Of liquor and
got into dispute with the train conduc
tor. He pulled his pistol and fred at
the conductor, but the latter jumped
aside and the bullet lodged In the wood
work of the car. Luckily no one was
hurt.
After the departure OF the train Hood
went on rampage at the depot. and
ehoved his gun In the face of every one
with whom he came in contact.
Saturday night Hood secretly boarded
the east bound train and left the tow n
No one knows where he has gone. There
is warrant out for his arrest and il be
returns he will probable be given look
at the inside OF the jail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09

Mn.BURN House. Buffalo, Sept S9.-President
McKneys condition today is SO favorable that 1t has
dispeed almost the last shade of doubt and apprehen
sion and has led those nearest him to make the most
confident prediction Of his recovery.
late bulletin from the physicians as well as
authoritative statements of those in most intimate re-
latonship with the Presidential household give Ger
tanty to the feeling that the worst phases OF the crisis
are about over
Besides their official signed utterances the doctors
gave individual expressions reinforcing Inc ouoyan'
and confident tone.
They made known too that the President mind was
clear his mental faculties clear and as strong as ever
and that he retained his cheerful happy disposition he
was even ready to talk with the doctors but they re-
strained him to considerable extent
These positive assurances gave to the members
of the cabinet and the relatives and nearest ends
of the President feeling of confidence little snort Of
absolute certainty that the President was now well on
the way to recovery
Secretary Hitchcock and Senator Hanna emerged
from the Mburn House shortly after noon The SEN
ator appeared to be very jubilant He stopped NOM
ent before entering his automobile to express MS great
satisfaction ut the Presidents condition. Every Dui-
,..;, s an Improvement said he and the last is the
best of all. -
BUFFALO, Sept o.-senator Fairbanks and Comp
trolIer Of the Currency Dawes came from the Miburn
House together and their smiling faces indicated the
satisfaction prevailing among those nearest tothe Pres
ident
M11puRN HOUSE, Buffalo, Sept 9.-The follow
m bulletin was issued by the President physicians at
m. "The Presidents condition is steadily I'M
proving and he is comfortable without pain or uniav
orable symptoms
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
The News Of Oracle
Personal Mention,
oRacLg. Ariz.. Sept. s, 1901.

ORacLg, Ariz., Sept. s, 1901.
Misses Norway and Towner, both Uni
veraity teachers, who have been camp
ing here for the past month returned TO
Tucson today.
Mr.. Charles II. Bayless returned to
Tucson Saturday after a week spent at
his ranches here and on the San Pedro
river.
Mr.. /. Y. Sutphin and son Stuart b.
Sutphin returned to their home in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, after summers stay at
the Arcade ranch here. Mr.. Sutphin 10
president OF the Angora Goat Co. and
will return In November. MIR. Stuart
Sufphin will resume his studies at Yale
University.
Miss Agnew, whose home 10 in Canada.
has come to spend some time at,the Ar
cadia ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Dodge and family
will shortly leave for camping trip in
the Galuiro mountains.
Mr.. J. Fl. Robisin viii shortly return
TO his home in Ludlow, Mo.
Vance Bayless will 60 to Tucson on
the 10th inst. to enter the University OF
Arizona. He will take course In man
nal traing.
DIR. McCauley who is camping here ID
rapidly improving in health and is de-
lighted with the climate at Oracle.
B.J. Aldwnkle returned Friday from
two months trip to his old home In
England. Mr.. Aldwinkle will probably
take up his cattle interests again.
Mise Ada s. James returned to Oracle
today after trip to Los Angeles ane
Catalina Island.
| Mr. W. Estili and son Edward spen
Sunday in Tucson.
1 Mr.. H. B. Wright of Florence is camp
ing here.
| w. II. Brandenbury, the Ariyaip'
rancher has been camping at Oracle thu
last week.
Mr., T. p. Rice OF Willow Springs l
camping on Mt. Lemon in the Catalinas
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Strike Situation
Still Critical.

PrrrsBuG, Sept 9-The labor situation
in McKeesport reached an acute stage
this morning and serious trouble was
feared as result OF the efforts Of the strik-
ers to prevent the men from returning
to work.
The effort was almost perfectly sue.
cessfui, and were last week from 800 to
1000 men went back into the mill not
more than q dozen were able to elude
the multitude Of pickets and get back
into the mill this morning.
There was greater excitement in Nc
Keesport this morning as a result OF this
turning OF the strikers than at any time
yet since the strike began.
PIrrsBuRa, Pa, Sept. 9--The contin'
ued session OF the Amalgamated Execu-
tive Board is regarded as hopeful
Sign. 1t ia now felt that the strikers
will accept any honorable terms made
by the eteel people.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
Big Bail Required
Of a Man Killer

soLoMoxvrLLE, Sept. s.--Joe Grammer
has been jailed in solomonviiie IN oe,
fault of s2o, 600 bail, held to the grand
Jury for the murder Of I. z. Burris' Inc
crime was committed last week AZ q
round-up east OF Clifton, near the new
Mexican line. Both men were COW boys
Only one witness Of the tragedy has mat
erialixed. He testified that Grammef
fred only after Burris had attacked him.
revolver in hand. But the story OF .ns
witness ia doubted, and there seems Ut
tie doubt OF deliberate murder. Gram
mer fied after the affair, and was over
,aken bv officers 100 miles away In New
Mexico.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
AFFAIRS
OF THE
UNIVERSITY
ARE SERIOUS.
Parker, the Dismissed
President, Secures a
Temporary In
junction.

Affairs at the University OF Arizona
are becoming serious. Saturday, Parker
the late president OF the institution pro-
cured a temporary injunction from Court
Commissioner Culver restraining Prof.
F. Yale Adams, named as acting presi-
dent by the Regents, from interfering
with him.
Previous to that Parker had not turn
ed over the keys OF the office nor the
combination ot the safe 70 Prof. Adams,
and this morning Parker received the
the mail and proceeded to conduct him
self as if he we're In charge.
Al the meeting OF the Regents held on
Thursday last, the following resolutions
were adopted by q unanimeus vote:
Rpsolygp-That in the Judgment OF
the Board OF Regents OF the University
OF Arizona, the interests OF the univer-
sty require the removal OF Prof. M. M I.
Parker from the Office of President OF
the University OF Arizona, and from all
employment by said Board OF Regents,
at in or about or in connection with
said University.
REs0lyED-That Prof. M. Nj. Parker
be. and he hereby ia, removed from the
office OF President OF the University oi
Arizona, and from all employment at,
in. about or in connection with said Uni
versity.
ResoivgD--That the Seer etary Of this
Board ishereby instructed TO immediate.
ly transmit copy OF the foregoing reso.
lntions to Prof. III. M. Parker and tisaa
The Secretary be further directed TO mo-
tify the member Of the faculty o. said
University OF the removal OF Prof. NJ
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-09
At the CopitoI.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 9.-lne most lavof-
able news yet received in Washington irom buraio
reached Assistant Secretary OF the treasury Mics tnis