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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
RI1hara Golden Ia oIs Jed Proury

Richard Golden's beautiful playOld
jed Prouty" will be presented the
Temple Grand Opera House Tuesday
night with the flavor OF green iiIs, the
aroma Of new mown hay, the niality
and simple habits Of the russ, that
always has fascination for IN ssidents
OF the city. That is perhapsf reason
why this pastoral idyl whichtals with
country life and charms OF gged ma
turaluess has proven such success.
There is no depicter Of thenergetic,
warm'hearled couhtryman 10 can sur
pass Richard Golden's gr character
dslineation Jed Prouty 'ehed in the
stern, yet kindly, old maiwith heart
and face open as the air hose life is
spent in living for otherender, loving
aud always helpful, fed in a hearty
soil ripened aud mello with a beauty
that comes from days self denial and
warm sunlight. Oyeadowing all as
does the mighty " OF majestic
Niagara the babbl aud:splashing of
the gurSling brook
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
PERSONAL

Richard Chuichill of Albany, lormor.
ly of this city, camr down on the eye'
ning train, NeS Years day 20 visit rvla,
tiyos and friends.
Mu, X Holman and daughter Bertha,
aud Miss Myrtle Durette went 70 GoVai-
today, where they will attend the m
s1allaiion OF oillcers Of thc A. a, F.. W
Lodge.
Ca New NeaI's day a slight chang,
tool place Ia the in owning u,e RcI
Front Livery business, Al. stephen.
being suooeodcd by hi. brother }. s.
stephens, his brother
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
SALEMS OUTPLAYED
MULTOMAH- -STANFORDS
Athletic Club Football Main.
tains Its Record.
PLAYS Six Games During Sea-
son and Were Never
Scored Against.

The Salem football team closed the
sesson at Portland, New Years day by
another tie game With what was practi'
cally a Mnnomah.stanford combina'
tion.
AZ heretofore the home team played
against the hardest possible aggregation
that could be put up against them and
fairly covered themselves with glory,
snow and mud, bnt beyond losing a III
lie blood-coming Of yictors.
The Iine.up Of the two teams was AZ
foIlOws.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
THEY GAVE SAM
A JOLLY SEND OFF

The Oregonian Of today contains the
following: sam Goldsmith, known for
70 years throughout the Pacific States
as the representative Of Mason, Ehrman
* Co., was entertained At dinner by his
friends, at the Belyedere Hotel, last
Monday night, aud presented with a
handsome gold matchbox Mr.. Gold.
smith in about to engaged in business ON
his own account, in Salem, and his many
ac1uaintances wish him an sorts ol 90, d
luck on hie new venture.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET

,a,e were no such bargains given do, selling Carks
q n r. cotton dozen, that cost wholesale SOC snit
Of good clothing cost $5 for IS undeshrt that coN 5
pe dozen for yard OF plush velvet that costs W Tor 6
na that Soc for $780, pair OF shoes that cos
for pair Of kid gloves that cost dollar for 2e corset
cover that % for 0c yard Of genuine silk quilted satin
for Oc fact the whole stock of goods at Friedmane New
Racket sold will continue until the 18th OF January at
the above pues We have nothing what the new firm will
do after thadae Don't miss the opportunity while there yet
time 10 brig your we6led purse Fedmans New Racket
You'll away emptyhanded when zee the goods and
hear the pice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
SpENDTHRIFT OF
A COOL MILLION
No One Went Supperless to
Bed Where lie Was
Stopping.

James Inman srllos thus 10 she Roso.
bafs heslfv about coal oll hoOnai
J pfonlted 10 Wrilo Of uome q the "a
plols q johnnie steele, me adopted son
8 tAe TAR family, q Ncnango county,
reungl,pnla, better hnopn a. Goa
uli inhnny. how no received 81 .0OO. 900
81 ne 100 arres inherited from ihe Tarr
AmliY and boasied that be could .ay
phei az otheg man could. that ,he hal
sleni q, ,onolo n lhrea yeArs MOI A. q
speeDle,or, bas - . spandthrlii, lohnns
paf naiuraliy eood nalnled and geneF.
ens. Nlln ! hsafi a. bls A. hls parse .an,l
iRdolana freely 81 times. 10 harley
hlen Al lhees times ~ uau a. b..
pssolent a he pas ''eellonoos When
1ahnnf paa na "a, hai iusl had
plenty 81 VA ~halo isllos sell mel, {"
wllh estpoaf ~ roprue, tbs oll ie.
ssiopaenh gere nomelhlns rev aud
exc|llna sna men ilom all pagn ~ lhe
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

A nd each day ana night during this
n eek you can get at any druggist :
kemp's baisam for the Throat aud
Lungs, acknowledge to he The most
successful rcmedy ever sold gof
Coughs, Group, Aronchitis, Asthma
ana consumption. Get a h tile tO
day aud keep ID always Ia the house
~ lon can check your cold At once
Price Shc and hlso sample hottle frec,
cOdNN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

every part Of the vast Northern Empire.
A new process Of packing and picking
meat was an important factor in the
awarding of the contract. by this pro-
cess II is said that the problem Of trans.
porting the packed meat any distance
and through any climate without affect
Ing the quality Of ti,e supplies has been
aolVo1
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

Miss Ella Rinan entertained her
young friends iIer usual hospitable
way at her home NeN Years eve. "A
game OF cards'ai delicious refresh.
ments and pnr rounded up the last
hours Of the itury. Those present
we're the Miss'ouie Lewis, Gertrude
Bashor, Misslsrgaret Folsom, Miss
Regina West iss Coca Griswold, Miss
Neya GrswC Miss Anna Golden, Miss
Esther Nels Nsssrs Rocky Hodgkia.
Fred Palms Ralph Cox, Bliss darby.
Fills Pore, Carl johnson and Geo.
Munger.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
FIRST MEETING
CITY COUNCIL

The trs, regular meeting OF the Salem
City Council will h. held Thursday
evening this week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
A Happy
New Year

To Won ali. and many thanks TO the
pnbiic for the treatment Friedman's
New Racket received at their hands.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

s4n FnAsclsoo. Jan. 2 Cash 800
OnicAoos d.. Jan. 2.--hlay. M
salem, 20.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

Miss Agaret Folsan entertained the
very des aud obliging hello" gi-ls
Friday ght. These affairs are now
held ~ seek and are very mneh
enioye Those present we're Ms
GeFsr Rashor, Miss Comic Lewis
MIS- ma Golden, Miss Cora G1s.
woldhi'' katherine Gilbert ana
M'ssseph,ne neaton.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
rHs wnATmee.

Rain tonight and THURSDAY. Probably
warmer Thursday High, nlually
aoatherly wiuds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

10 hnpe 90 sNcroed amid thr great
competition OF thcuew century, you need
ihe very beet ui provisions and rraeties
kept lor sale D,
hmnson y Raglan
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

Nel weather goois. An oi oar Macks
nioelies soid az 10 per cent reduction.
All ~ ear tl.Oo NmhrollAs 20 cle.
Auol car lAci umhfells nov 81 cts
rALkN WooikN MIL STORE
lasOtf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
HOLIDRY Specials :
e sss;sa ss * ~ ~ S... ~ - s'' s.'
Vegetables.

Nc lutlssu lfiil Iais. ikc,
Ntl NIaH pkua NNo1 l,laa. A.
iaI-fal flcnet Nnas. ~
nHl - HtItIlnloe iAIaas ftr
tfnT - liha nlaas ~
N'ael iland iitltea Maa. l1
NJ AilelA. fkifa hnei n1ln ! = hf .c
NJ HliAo6 ssUa kafl laa,slsss !,
~ Flb,.as ssus sAsie ,a,as,ss, ,.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
Rstiatas New Css,uo

by eating the hest ol hrcad mado Iam
Whole wheat dour aud the ls,s, dinner at
sru0Nus RtsIAVEANr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
UNITED CANADA

Continued from arst page
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

fOrND--A stray uklii on the hanks Of
the Willamette. OWner can have
same BY paying lor this motive. Lloyd
Mott. go Commercial Street.
ls0,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

Gold framed medalnons for Christina
presents. 81 The Elite studio. ll2l n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02

Nod Nr'Jw B.,sior1 had very
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-02
The Standard Rotary

has more good features Ia one machine
than ANY other machine ou the market.
THIS statement b. not buncOmhe. IA is
one 'hat Ne pnoyc every day, AMI can
prove 70 yon in moment III yOu' re in.
teUsted. Come ana seo.
Asck and ehain stitch, high spaed.
aiRe bo1hn, all Ia one machinu.
Mf. \. n kntleN ia m salem far a
lew tays Any of he OH customers je.
s'r'ns 90 ses him, leage Nord here
r, AOIGGINS
toE comWsEofai ~.
Carbide lbs IS ceuts
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Globe Badly SCorChed
TenderlOin District Wiped Out
Better Buildings Will Go Up

GLOBE, ARIZ July "a disastrous yester-
day afternoon sweeping the midway of the tendeon district
The fire originated Knight Parkers blacksmith shop
structure and spread rapidly the Chinese laundry adjoining
The flames jumped the and enveoped the saloon Pasoua
Negr dsrepntabe resort maintained by the lower element Of the
Italian colony and requented principally by prostitutes and the low
and vicious of the camp
In this vicinity many similar saloons all inaammable
nature and the volunteer fire department unable
the fire demon.
a. & Van Wagenens store building with contents de-
stroyed insurance nominal Knight Parke blacksmith
other buildings away with but little insurance r.
kene The big merchant upper Broad suffered heavily
with comparatively Insurance. the companies refused
take risks in this city. Pasqual Ngre heavy
loser gods but the building he occupied the property
another
The estimated loss SIS 0Oo estimated insurance $4,000
Buildings substantial than those destroyed will be erected
this is desirable section of the for business blocks
While the disastrous oonaagaon be deplored
those here who the FIRE Godend of the dsrep
uah quarter razed to the ground better buildings will be
their stead and rough element will
ion.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
The Hermit Of the Hotel
1 Queer Freak al Chicago,

CawAen, Jalg 3-~R. Clarke ForsytAe
registered ri sise Auditorium ANNEX one
day about year aga aad sssok y little
room aatil be could gsi ome ai.h bath.
He has never slept outside that room a
single night since. The cashier has nsv.
er seen q cheek al his. He pa+s his hill
each week In crisp greenhacks and aeveF
sigas restaurant or bar bill. lie te-
gins each morning with pint Of cham
pagne bef,sre breakfast. The waiter
brings il without word. He has druak
- many a. ,wensy pints Of champagne
q day.
He never speaks, he has no cronies
He orders his meals With his faeer. aud
he sits fer hours by himself. ruminasins
or takingin the human shuw. He is
deaf AZ pest.
He isa tall bspwn ,nan, always dressed
in brown clothes. and soft brown hat,
whose brim he tnrna up OF down 81 the
way around as sHits bic fancy. He wears
. ian-shaped yellow brown beard. His
alleged brother called one daS, bat the
tacitnrn hermit of the luxurious Annex
brushed him away a. he would an oh
noxioas hy.
Some say he owns q mine. either o
copper or gold one, out in either Col
oYado or Arizona. But no one knows.
Don't forget that MIR. Ryan will assist
In the Juvenile tonight.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Large Copper Showing.
Haskin & Driscoll Group.

The great copper belt that first crops
opt near the Grand Ca lyoa Of the C,slo-
fasso and winds its serpeniine length
through AriEoaa and into Mexico is
more notiesabas in Pima county than al
any ether point along it's trend. Mature
appears 10 have been more daring,
userc dangerous here than eisew here
aions this lengthy mineral zone. The
iedEes or deposits are exposed from the
grass rooss.' aud generally improve
as depth Ii attained
In the near vicinity of Tacs0n are
asHae vary promising prospects. fairly
weia developed. Bot they have as yet
attracted little attention, owing 10 the
TACT that the lt,iIsrs are comparatively
poor men u ho devote all their time and
meageT eapital in opening up their pro-
persies. They hRte neither the time,
the inclination, nor the capital, to con-
cescs aaluTsng prospectus of tbeir hold
iags: they are content TO iaboE un-
ceassngly and hide their time.
Among tl,e numerous men oi this type
the vanguard Of civilization. enterprise
and integrity. TYPICAL mining men-are
Haskin and nsiscoil. "a lao own sroupof
copper mines in the Tucson mountains.
20 miles from thisc ty aud l2 miles from
Riliito station en the Southern Pacific
The mines. for such they are
having passed the prospect stage. are
known as the Haskin aud Driscoll group,
the Lottie. Nina. 81. Helena
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

New YoRx, July s.-It is not as hot this morn
ing as Yesterday, bat s,e humidity is much greater;
s. at 9 o'clock. So many bodies are in the moFgue
today that the compartments could not bold them
Sixty were sent 10 the Potters Field before the ex-
piraton of the ye days usually allowed for identi6
cation or reclamation.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3-Ths total deaths from
heat in this city since the beginning OF the hot spell
Ia 81 So far today 15 deaths are reported. The
temperature at II a N. was o.
ST LOUIS. July 1.-Two deaths today from heat;
'Atal for the heated spell 81. The temperature at
moon is So.
Bosroa, Mass, July 3.Two deaths from heat
sOday; "a during the hot spell and throughout New
England over 100. Temperature S6 at 8 a. N.
B~LrlMoRE, Md. July 6-3S deathsin Baltimore
daring the present hot spell which continues un-
broken.
Plrrsni1as. Pa. July $50 deaths directly at
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

Backhorn, Tunnel, Big Boss No. |. and
Big Boss No. 2. On this group Of claims
considerable work has been done; q
i00-foot tunnel hss been driven In enc
place on the property, passing through
varions grades Of copper ore its entire
length and another tnnnel has heen
driven 25 feet with the same resuis.
Rhile numerous open cuts have been
made revealing large bodies of sxcsllsnt
copper ore. The ledge. Mr.. H.skin IN
forms US. is I.s0o fest from wail 70 wall,
and the eroppings maintain this width
across bis ten claims and many other
locations adjacent.
His second group Of claims. which ~.
Join those above mentioned, ID com
prised OF the Last Chance. Cohre Grans5e
Big Barney. South Side, Sacramento
aud Triangle, upon which only the
assessment work has been done. Ad-
joining group No, 2 are four claims bs-
forging to Gould & Fish. and adjcining
these are six more claims. the in-s
dividaai holding OF Mr.. Gonld All of
these claims adjoin and have the same
snriace showing as those upon which 90
much work has been done with such
good results.
As above stated. the gentlemen iatef.
esiea in this section have never "a.
ieavoYed TO place their properties upon
the market, but, judging from the speci-
meme of ore TO be seen here, and tAkin.
ii for granted that the ledge e of such
as represented, this large
holding OF copper properties will not ~
main as il Is much longer somebody
win surely pick them up.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
He Sneezed bis ShonIder
Ost Of its Proper Place.

Los ANGELES, July s.--Charley Rsiant
sneezed his shoulder ont OF joint in this
city yesterday II is m eccentric shoal-
der anvhor and causes him no end Of
trouble, for the reason that he never
knows how II 10 going TO behave. He is
very careful In consequence. but despite
oil his precautions IL sometimes geta
away from him. Yesterday morning,
while standing on the sidewalk. Briant
was taken with the premonitory symp-
toms OF sneese. AZ all tho indications
were that il was to be blg one he braced
himself against q telegraph pole and let
IL come.
When the upheaval had subdued the
shoulder was out OF place and the arm
hanging useless BY his side. Briant lost
no time in getting TO the Receiving Hos.
pital, where little gentle manipulation
Jumped" the bone back into the socket
and the job was complete. The medical
men are puzzled over Briant's case,
which has attracted attention through
out the country.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
4. 0. U. VI. Installation
A Smoker AfterWard.

The following officers recently elected
by Arizona Lodge No. /, A. o. U. w.
will be installed this evening.
Sam HenRiger, =. NJ. w.
John Angua, NJ. w.
Ii. w. Altman, Foreman.
Ed Hale. 0verseer.
Thos Conlon, Recorder. reelected.
w. f. Felix, Financier.
A. Rebel, Receiver.
After the ceremony cf installation
there will be smoker and all members
and their immediate friends are expect
ed to be present to enjoy the hospitaii-
ties Of Arizona No. /, the maternstionaI
lodge of the territory.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Works His Fad
For an advertisement.

cHieAGo, July 2--In his desire to
study Industrial problems at close range
j. T.. Tilt. the millionaire proprietor ef
n factory In this city. h&s decided ioiive
among the workers. lie will give up his
tiue house In i.akeview and will reside
ia small white farm house eight tniies
from Binghauion. y. Y, where tnana-
iacturing company has erected sn inn
neuse shoe factory Mr.. Tilt siii he
general manager Of department in the
factory, and has bosght the farm hoase
in which he aiil live.
Mr.. Tilt has reputation EeF being
democratic in bis wass among hia eu.-
pioyees. and Ia said 10 snjoy their eon-
Idenoe and esteem to An unusual de-
syFsaf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
1 Blind Beggar
With Much Wealth.

MAYsvIflx. KY, July 3.--A blind man
was arrested for begging in front OF the
churches on Sunday. He gave his name
then ~ George Collins, of Dover. del.
The police took from him watch
valued ~ 1000. which he claims 10
have bought in Cincinnati. Three Va.
lises owned by him contain fifty t20 gold
coins. one 500 bill, one gallon OF small
Mexican money, one gold nugget, gold
and diamond rings, two pistols, ante
and other valuable articles. The beggar
said today that his true name vas Sam
nsl Fleming and hia home vas Bate,
Mon.
Collins, alias Fleming. refused 10 en-
ploy lawer today ms he claimed the
proposed lee was excessive
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Hypaetic Powers Failed
Hhea ipplied to . Black Snake

WHEKlIso, w. Va, Jaly 4.-~pFofessor
Charles Cooper 10 very saccsasfai hyp.
notist. and James 'tCannouhail'' Morris
is an unusually susceptible snbiect. Fos
several years they have added 30 their
regular iaeosne by giving exhibissons,
many Of which cansed pAysieiaas and
learned men 30 marvel.
One successful scheme was for Cooper
TO hypuotize Morris and bury him On.
dssgroand h. She loeal parks and resur-
rect him the next day Tor the ediacasion
Oh public picnickers.
As . picnie attraction mere barial and
resurrection became eonmonpaaee, %
last Monday nighs Cooper hygaotisssi
Morris, then i.ypnotissd a ape-foos black
snakp and bnsscd them In enc box, at
Mozart Park, TO be dug up yesterday at
the Butchers big picnic. An air pipe
was let INTO the eofSn-like box and q
guard stationed on the surface.
Shortly after daylight the guard was
aroused by mufsaed cries coming up from
the bowels Of the sarsh. He pat lis ear
to the cir pipe aad Morris told him sise
snake had come from under control and
was getting entirely TOO friendly, Morris
begged TO be dng eat.
The guard ran Tor help and tools.
When be got back Morris sas hardly
able 10 talk. He said the snake vas
soand about his neck and was choking
him to death. Fortunately the earth
vas soft and Morris was released In
few minutes. He was black In the face
the friendly serpent being thrice wrap
ped aboat his neck.
''Cannonbali' had the reptiles head
in one hand and the tail In the other.
thus saving his isfe. Hs has los: faith
in Cooper's power over snakes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
DEATH LIST FROM
MISSOURI TO ATLANTIC.

tributabe TO heat have occurred in pittsburg since
last Wednesday. The torrid wave was broken this
morning by rain.
WASHINGTON, July s.-No break in the heat 81
ct 10 o'clock 16 deaths in the pact six days directly
or indirectly attributable to heat.
CHICAGO, July 3.-There were two deaths from
heat today, making n since June p. The temper
ature ut ii o'clock was IS.
KANSAS CRY, Mo. July 3-The temperature at
o'clock was So Five degrees hotter than yesser-
day at the same time; one death today.
ST. LOUIS July S.-A bolt of lightning instantly
killed three men and fatally injured another at Ca
hokia, Ills,. yesterday. The party was fishing and
took refuge from the storm under tree.
New YORK. July 3.At ESQ the hot wave was
broken by heavy rain.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, July 3.-Kansas to-day is
the hottest place in the United States, Leaven-
worth and Hutchinson each reporting l04 in the
shnte nj o clock
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
| Serious Strike
Of Freight Hen.

ST. LOUIS. July 3.--The strike Of
freight handlers at East 81. Louis has
spread. I,700 men arc now oat. VI
these 100 are freight handlers the re-
nander drivers Of transier wagons who
vent out today In sympathy.
Not a wheel Ii moving among the
freight sheds where 5000 freight cars
ue waiting 70 be unloaded. Many are
6lled with periahable goods.
An excellent program has been Ar
lnased for this evenings entertainment
-si should BE- interested and help the
Juveniles along.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
-
Retreat for Rich
Destroyed by Fire.

RnHMosD. July 3.-The Homestead
Hotel at Eirainia Hot Springs was total
ly destroyed by FIRE early today. II had
q capacity OF 40 guests and has num.
beFed among its patrons msay Of the
moet prominent people of the United
States Including President and Mira.
Mckinley and the members oi the
cabinet. Extensive improvements we're
recently made at cost ui $30). 900.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

New YoRK, July S.-Bar silver, 5s7s /;
Mexican dollars, AZ; silver certificates,
59ss.
CoPrER-Copper, II; brokers, II; ex-
change and casting, 16sS.
LEAD-Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex-
change l84.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Old Pensy Wins
Henley Regatta,

Losaox, Iuiy The Benley regatta
opened today. fennsyivaaia beat the
London rowing club by three iengths.
Leanaer heas nsw college Oxford Penn-
sYlvaaIa's time ) 3 seeoads faster than
Leander's.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Pruden Goes Back
Leaves The Army.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July s.-Msior
Pruden who was appointed a paymaster
in the regular army has resigned and has
been reappointed to his old position oil
Assistant Secretary in the presidents Of.
ace in which the late Adelbert Hay was
to have succeeded him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Prisoners Jump
a Very Close Call.

WArEKrows, N. J.. July 3.--Herbert
Warren, prisoner who has repeatedly
attempted 10 kill the sheriff. was nd.
judged insane and was taken 10 the og.
densburg Asylum Monday. While the
train was running at full speed Warren
spranS up with scream and plunged
throusK tho car window. Two attend
ants seized him by the ankles and held
him until the tain reached the next
station. his head dangling above the
ties.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
DEATH DEALING
TEMPERATURE.
Soldier, Killed
On Santa Fe Train.

NAVAJO SPRraos, Ariz.. July s--Frank
Sheppard, colored ex-yolunteer re-
turning home, was shot and killed on
the east bound Santa Fs train meas here
last night. The murderer lesped from
the train srA hasnet yet been captured
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

Try one Of oar regular dinners. Not
less than twelve varieties every day with
d complete change of inenn daily. Time
s 10 7:3o D. M. It 10 THE BREAKER
and THE BREAKER only. We never
sleep. oi-oS
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03
Local Eeather Report.
Artists supplies-Brown's art store.

Free reserved seats at Kimball's for
Mariners Juvenile band concert.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

Try one OF THE BREAKERS dinners
35c and Won will come again. Time to
7 80 p. m. 6l.8
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

Secure your seats early for the band
concert tonight.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-03

Flags, fireworks and Japanese
Ianterns-Heermans Stationery
Go. 81.02