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hhkitat, Xxi Am. bkt.. Cutler Port c.m
ooderaJaa. Nor bk, Johansen ~
castle, June %. ''0en' new
or9gon. f,1oa Am. bk., Parker. Newcastle
Rufus B. Wood. Am. bk.. Mcrooa
newcastle. July 10. ei-eou'
"gpdpiie' Inip Br. sp., Davies, Newcastle
n :. slade, Am. schr.. sonerud Nav
castle, June %. ei uu' New
francisco, July II. n' san
n, r Rithet. Am. bk. Ncpb.;, Q
rancisco. July IA. '' oan
. ,1nIr lanes 19 Am bk., Tapley, Newcastle
;. \. Castle. Am. bk Nielsen
francisco. July 9. eh' san
tie, June 90. Newcas-
'eT'ra. Irna "a Am sp., Nelson. Newcastle
'ehGRei IniT il Am schr. Petersen, rquiuue.
sierTa, '1rIa a Am. str. Houdlette. s.
iF.e Fre = Starbuck. Am. SD. Curtis Co,
:, francisco. June 2s. oai'is' San
& san n Fn. FNarston. Am. schr.. c. cnrtis
San francisco. July s. ''s
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uni0n cats Rates

The Union sailors have hssn -,
ny oy the shippers OF this mr., aa.S saa
are are setting SO much the worst 80 ~ ana ,ni
nsni that they have had to ras,.e - sne
IN, me price Of wages to thir4v.s,,.e .euaSs aug,
as : month. The shippInF mss,es' ma aol-
.sSls and Turk. raised their nrirs ~. -.
.s." .....ofs 70 forty dollars a month 49,. ~.
~ 49, weeks ago and the captains ~
,a ~ haroor needing men snnno-.sS
Zen .aeh IN their endeavor 10 freeFs ,s''s -. sss
ne Union. That they nearlx sSn ou'
Sssaea s,s.. Is shown by the case =, ~ ~
ship Charles E. Moody whirA s.,sns sns
ION this port on SATURDAY. S,s ss1 .S
we're shipped by the Union A. rs,n rsn
~ i've dollars less than the rsv,,sss ) -
@ases, Not being able 10 WORT Sss;s
sFA.t here as they have been anse,s'., 49,
- 90 On the Coast the linton '.,s.s ,s..Ss
.oSt 4 Is hard ap against h hsrs ',s,ss a,s.s
''Iea nearly all the captains in 49,.
.saiilst suns. them and the shipping me-,
sss'sas more money from the skinners
es the men that they shin than ,hs
mon L Is plain 90 see that the less 80.
''i'e slneh that they thought shex i hss
n the front is broken. ' ASo
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Alert Carries Apprentices

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-The old
gunboat Alert. rebuilt and rejuyen-
ated, has come down from Mare ISL
and and viii sail about Wednesday for
Honolulu. en- route TO Yokohama. with
l24 apprentices from the naval train
ing station on Goat island The boys
are now on board the Alert. They
will be distributed to various naval
vessels on the Asiatic station. The
Alert has not been in commission
since 1898. when she returned from
the Central American coast.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY
y. 3 tug Iroquois. Pond u,s
and, August S. iu"ay ISL
MERCHANTMEN
CTais list does not inc,,da
July 8. san francisco,
41i p Al. Campbell. Am sch cn,.,
rort Gamble, June % 'niitn'
Arago. Am. bkt.. Perry ~.
July 13. Newcastle,
0a1te Abbey. Br. bk.. Nccb,a ~,
castle, June. e' New
'e1lela, eo IA Am. n bk-. Bowes. San Francis
Franc5ssa 55rsan,, Am bk..- Colley San
pnshs, Am. bk-. Grindlav ~
sss ss g, sune 50. tCapt. Davis died a.
SSS, - o henney. Am. bk. Ap.iarson
newcastle. June 2 elsoh. |
qsard May. Am. blk. Hawsar
francisco. uly 4th. San
h' f,',l Am sp., Ellis. Newc.s,,a
-'aI,y n1r *. Reed. Am. sp.. Baker. sydney
.IIa InIs SSiaudina. Am schr. Eure..
Vss east,s S,e05ge. rye. sm 81 ship. Morse. New.
July /. Tacoma. I
=. = Perkins. Am. bk.. Jensen g., Z
raneisco. June 60. ' San
= Fairchild. Am. bk.. ElIis Nsw 3
castle. June S. ' view 7
1sSn a,s, Brown, An hk-. Aspenwau : :
v. v'sene. An sch. christiansoa s,n : :
francisco. July 4th. san y
=, raw "slsoa. ns. Am. sch- johnson. a
gard. Am hk.. Schmidt San r.n y
iseo. July 10. az
July 4th. r'a- cf'
ans s1omss. 20 :. An sp, Pors ssephers.
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SAILING TODAY.

70 y, 5, s. Sierra. Houdlette. for 60,
francisco. at 5 p. m. 'O' oa'
- ,. ,. Mariposs, Rennie. for San
q "essco' SIX hours after arrival
-. q y. s. S. Doric. Smith for ~
orient, 10 a. m. ior ene
kai. p. m. 'o haunaka-
stmr. w. G. Hall. Thomnson e..
Nawiliwili. D. m "npson' Tor
rJ. SInir. Mauna Loa. Slmerson for
c,a al ana Maui ports. at noon.
aorts MAUI Bennett. for Maj
s. p; m. tClaudine's routel
go S.inr. M hinau, Clarke. sor Hilo and
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pAN SAN FRANCISCO. July S-rhs
.,s" shipS Sierra ESfrella 49,
,,.'.. ...l.l ApAFns both sailed for Queeps,swr
80 sssseitsAf Beth came down fr,,r,
So. - costa loaded with whea. lsss
- ss.''ssaSs. :, and when Captain Farrosr
N.N.o ~ soe Sierra EstrelEa met Cap.aIn
=. .Ns'eley of the MonkAarns sshora
~ y once offered to bet ! new -,
'Hat ms fessel would be lirst 10 : rAss.A ~
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ARRIVALS.

Sunday, July IA
Stmr. w G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports.
Stmr Kinau. Clarke. from Hilo and
way ports.
Stmr. Claudine. Parker. from Maui
ports.
Am. blk. R. p Rithet. McPhail Is
days from San Francisco
Am. schr. Rosamond, Johnson. 101s
| days from San Francisco
o. & S. s. Doric. Smith, s days
| from San Francisco.
Sunday. July IA.
Am: bkt. Planter, Chase for s.n
Francisco. with sugar ioi oah
Am. bk. Alexander McNa1 t..
senseh for the Sound. 'u'
am bkt. Quickstep. Guerner .on
'He Sound. from anchorage off port ~
Monday. July Is.
Wa Gas. sehr- Eclipse. Townsend for
MAUI and Hawaii ports. Nv 'oi
stmr Jas. Makee. Tuilett for 70
0.st stmr Mokolii. Napala, for KaIan.
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, PASSENGERS ARRIVED. {

from Hilo and way ports
Ainau. July l4.-Prince Dar;S rl siua
nanakoa. Mr.. and Mrs Co.. Co. nsws
nos u Scnoon. Captain G. Cs.
Han L'scurgus. ]. E. Bird. VII
hI,... ~ suld and wife. Jennie Rosan
'u'n; n MISS H. Austin. II. T. Cra~en Ss0'
- 1,s'eshins. - U. Cullen. Georgs a. -
ua.a lIs. 81. .. Gehr, Miss woodman viss
cssuesscniage. Mrs. NJ. a uoo~S ,sss
uaa uuspssin Missen and wife. Miss o,,sss
le.ssA. MISS Hannah Akanui u nj
saeue, s,s", a w. Dow. Mrs. pan arsS.,
Mlss Macy. Miss Pawn n ~
snoaos. A. II. Baldwin. G AhsrA..
ana s., VIE. Miss Aiken. Edwar,i ns.-.. ......i
- - rs Mary Mune. Alex. Navel,
n n Like. W. Cooper. + + E,.
s.s. kamanouhi j. A ps~-Nsss
aiss N Hail ]. r. Bervstron s1sa sss--
=. Van DeeFling. Miss u v.
oeerhng. J Berkinshaw y : g.
aam. J. o. Carter. Jr.. ana p 49,
Messengers. ~au - oecS
rom Kauai. per stmr. W. q Han
~ ista--M Messrs. Smith Makss |
'o.Aholsz. Agassix Scott pc.sT,
.haerson. Sturgeon. Honksn..sl r.
g sf' Buck. Richardson. Canfair s,..sss
.iss Mossman- +. NJ. Hatch = W
n'nsie, =. G. Potter. n. NJ. crshsr
. :. campbell. J. R. Gait VesIa
=. '. " a. Kinney. I. Dillingham; =
.noa I. c. Howell. Kidd &
.~,s. e. J. Falk. ]. II. FIshar ~ I
A-ssse Waterhouss. Stodsarf Msss !,
: NsAShA S Miss Beekley. ana fo-sr
s oeck passengers.
j T,,,. Asai ports, per stnr. Clar- ri
nforS - ~ L. Stanley. II. G. 10
80 nrs, White. ". ]. Fore.s
! : Wells. Or. Stith and
$ = AZ Hancock. ". Kasnn M :.
''3'h Lane. A. Menefoglls ~ ~
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claudine's Vacation j..

The Claudine is now laid up for her
regular overhauling Today the
steamer Maui will go out in her
place. The Claudine's freight clerk
and purser with assistants will trans
fer their departments to the Maui.
The Claudine had the brunt of the
WORK to do during the repair work TO
the Maui and Helene and has been
worked for all she was worth. Her re-
gular oyerhauling has had to be post
poned until now. She will be ready
for service again in two weeks.
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81. @. C. T" Spoken.

Frane, ne NIPPON Maru arrived in San
sro.n .ancIseo .s after trip of six ds~s @
"a AIN ,n.u TINS port. On the run She bncl,
.s 81 INTO heavy head winds and seas uen, tar
ens Iast three days of the Trim 'I IL
,itude SO degrees 2S minutes no.n ~
.S .Dns,.ude l2s degrees SO minutes w. MI. ~
sn s,le nippon spoke an American har,s
Sa1~ing the letters Il. O. q Ts
"nica wished to be reported all wa,,
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Old Time Marine,

a.e,pln Saptaln Wilnam II. Moithron A.
ssy ssSrIydsy mariner on this Coast wsn al
formerly commanded sb;ns~ ~ VINO
dead =, Aieiseo and Portland route. Is
1e"u AZ as home in Connecticut
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Diamond Head. 10 p n--weashsr
clear: wind light. east
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THE HAWAIIAN
Realty and MaturitgCu.
DLINITE0&
600
oAHITA Al, - $4,000
FULLY PAID
600

~ EAL-ERS in Real Estate. Loans.
Mortgages. Bonds. etc. Sub
dividsTs OF tracts OF city prupar.
": houses built on easy terms: all
sorts OF docnu ents drawn on short
notice. Al = moderate charge: voFk
guaranteed.
We also issue. as an especial fea-
tuFe. TO parties w.so have money to
invest in monthly instalIments. a Ger
ti1cate OF investment. which IS inter
est-bearing from date OF issuance
absolutely as safe as the hanks
and unqueStion bly, the best invest,
ment on the market today.
For particulars. address P o. Box
262. Phone Main 141 once Sc
King street. over Castle & Cookies.
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,,a..ssan osan & Go. have purchases ~.
'o''he1n Pacific Steamship compasv sns
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yoan l. Sullivan is roinr i,so -.
fo,,r ,o..s oSss more He Is going to eor
oanus with Charley Mitchell
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camarin0s' Refriaer.,ar

isased oy the steamer ana eo,,,.,
= : nhe lot Of the seasons ssIins sIss.ssa s.sss
--sne ~ o. all kinds. fruits ana oxstass $3.50
10 set the best the rss-sas 1e oysters
'e@'e orders at bis King street s, se,as os'
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= nre which ragged AZ wfl,;.u.
AZ MAJ: a,s caused loss TO the amount ~ =
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0 0 o 0 Q Q . Q 0 Q o Q oooo Q
VESSELS CHARTERED FOR
AND ON THE WAY TO
HAWAII FROM
Newcastle. Aus.

Empire. Am bk- Knacke. 1918.
J. B. Brown. Am sp- Knight. 14e7-
City Of Hankow. Br. sp- Williamson.
1888
Expansion. Am SC Larsen. 5l2.
Forester. Am Sc Smith. s9f.
ST Nicholas. Am. sh. Brown 1857.
Heels. Am. sp- Nelson, 1855.
Semiole. Am bk Taylor. 13se.
Mary G.. Cushing Am sp. Mcneil.
1875.
Invincible, Am sp Mackenzie. I3e5.
Fred Cover. Am. SC. Johnson. 72S
Adderley. Br. bk. Berquist. 1147
Dominion. Br. bk. Roid. 1914
F. ii. Slade. Am SC Sorensen. e5a
Cleaner. Am bkt- SehmehI. 3es
ST David. Am sp. Pearson. 147s
Great Admiral. Am. SD. Sterling 1402.
Abby Palmer. Am bk. Uhlberg. 1705.
Challenger. Am. bk- Fownes. 1888.
Enterpe. Am. bk- Swanson. 12i7.
Robt Sudden. Am. blk. Birkholm. ST.
Wrestler. Am. bk. Nielsen, 40e.
Chehalis. Am bk Simonsen. 642.
Alex. Gibson. Am. sp. Dunbar. 2o4S.
Reuce. Am. sp. Whitmore. 1928.
Kennehec Am SD. Gammons. 1886
Churchill. Am sc. Treanor. 500.
Honoipu. Am. sc. Olsen. $50.
Jas Tuft. Am. Sc Piltz. 1043.
j. L. Stanford. Am. bkt Mollested.
S61.
Mahukona. Am. sc. Mcdonald, e53.
Star of France. Am. sh. Fisher. 1922
VIM H Smith. Am Sc Smith. i96.
Echo. Am. bkt. Belleson, $50.
Ivanhoe. Br bk. Grant 1249
Jas Drummond. Am. sp. Sleeves. 1415.
James Nesmith, Am. sp. Warner, 1852.
San Francisco
W B. Flint, Am. blk. Johnson, TAG.
Kah.
Sheridan, q. S. str. Pierce, 1854.
Sherman. U. s. str. 1475.
Buford. U. S. str. 1862
Thomas. U. s. str Buford. 1884.
Grant, U. s. str. Bruguire. 3646.
Logan. q. S. str Stinson, 1904.
Fitzpatrick. q. S. str. Rogers. 1888.
s. G. Wilder. Am. bkt. Jackson, 557.
Mauna Ala. Am. blk. Smith. 779.
Annie Johnson. Am. blk. Nelson, 976,
Hilo.
New York.
Foohng Suey. Am. bk. Willett, 1896.
Oregonian, Am. str. new.
Californian. Am. str. Morrison. 3716.
American. Am. str. Mcdonald. $500.
Helen Brewer, Am. sp. Mckay, 1877.
Port Gamble.
Alice Cooke, Am. sc. Penhallow. i22.
Nokomis, Am. Sc Hanson, 462.
VIM. Olsen, Am. Sc Ulrich 491.
Ida Schnauer, Am. sc. Sorenson, 204,
Honoipu
S. D. Carleton. Am. sp. Amesbury,
1888.
Charmer. Am. sp. Slater. 1927.
Everett.
vidette. Am sc. Dodd, SIS, Hilo.
III, G. Wright, Nielsen, 275, Kah.
SANTA 6r' bk. Stronnar, sss.
Eureka,
Melha Nelson. Am. SC. Christ,son ,oo
Kah. Nhiist son, SS9,
Cardiff.
Hnlnross, Br. sp. Scott. 1899
Br. sp. Davies. l572
NorIoIk.
oen1 F. Packard. Am. SD. Allen. eo,a
CaIIao.
nohe' Am Sc. Macarthur, 6s2
,o, Port sIakeley.
'OHn smith, Am. bks. Anderson. sos
Manila.
Am. sp. Bailey e5ee
Hamburg.
'O'u snaftesbury. Br. sp. Doty.. 227s.
Seattle.
''s Wizard, Am. sp. Lewis, 1852.
Yokohama.
s'an King Br- str. Bruce. 2l7o.
laysan Island.
esion. Am Blk. wfller. s1s
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Nev Moon on the 50 a ll.lo SO.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30

Ton assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic. Cho'era and Di- arrhoea Remedy. Elvey & Hulett will refund your money If you are not sat isfied after using 1t. is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. I; is pleasant, safe and reliable
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
TEMPE

Invitations will soon be issued by the Rebecca lodge. who are to give a mas querade ball Thanksgiving evening at odd Fellows hall The event is sure 10 be one of great enjoyment They are noted as being capital entertainers.
 The south side ranchers are 'huggins themselves and giving thanks for the much needed rain that swept over th.a valley yesterday. Many of them have been short of water for some time. Many of the ditches have been cleaned and are now in excellent shape. Some of the best ranches in the Salt River valley are to be found in the neighbor- hood of Tempe.
 D. A. McAuliffe of Phoenix, repre- senting the Mutual Life Insurance company, is in Tempe on business and will remain for about a week. He re- ports. after extended trips about th's section, general prosperous appear ance of the ranches near Tempe In a few instances. however, the ranchers have been compelled to start in feeding their stock hay. The recent rain will no doubt help to make conditions more gre tifying-
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had a nice trip and comes home a bet.

had a nice trip and comes home a bet ter man by nine pounds.
 Warren Peterson came up from Ar lingt0n Monday and arrived just in time to welcome an heir to his name and title. who came this morning. Borh mother and child doing well. and Warren-well. he is hardly touching the earth.
 Mrs. Fred Passey presented her hus- band with a fine big bouncing boy this morning and you can't touch Fred with a ten-foot pole. The mother is quite sick, but the child Is "all wool and yard wide.' as his grandfather ex- pressed it.
 The rain. the rain. the beautiful rain commenced falling in Mesa this morn ing at a. m. and continued steady all most the entire day and at times came down in torrents the likes of which have not been seen in many day.
 The religion class of the Alma Ward held reunion in their hall Monday night and had a crowded house. A splendid programme was rendered. after which the benches were arraigned and lunch partaken of. The hall was then cleared of seats ana all engaged in a social hop The programme was as follows: Song. Let Us All PreSs On;" prayer by Collins R. flakes. after which ''Waiting for the Reaper's Sickle was sung, and Morlo Bond de- livered the address of welcome. anI was followed by F. T. Pomeroy on the nature and work of the religion class. The next was q song by Miss AIiilet and company. A recitation. e 'Ostler Joe" was rendered by Miss Stewa ct. which was followed by an address by Lafayette Hill.
 D. A. LeBaron of Florence. who has been spending few days in Mesa, re. turned home Monday
 Ed Montgomery and Walter Hill went to Sacaton yesterday for a few days hunt. The rain today will give them the usual hunters luck.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
MORE ENGAGEMENTS.

On the 24th of this month a number or indictments were brought against defendants not in custody and hence were not made public. The defendants thus indicted were brought in on the Nogales train today They are Jerry Sheey. Patsey Sheey. Dan Sheey. Harry Friar. Jessie Bland and Dick Harrison. All are charged with assaulting and beating s,olin Cameron and preventing him from going on public land of the United States. Their bond was fixed at s5cO- and they are now in the custody, of the United States marshalNand en- deavoring to secure bonds.-Citizen.
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LITERARY NOTES
!sasa5a5zsazasa5aaaSaEaSa:

'"rhe Cavalier" by George w. Cable. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. Price s1.5o.
 MT. George w. Cable is already well and favorably known as the author of many stories of southern life ''The Cavalier" however. is a much better and stronger story than any he has yet written. not excepting the charm ing stories published under the title of "Old Creole Days" It is a story of the south during the civil war: is full of life ana of dramatic incidents and is altogether one of the best southern stories that has appeared for some time. Mir. Cables style is trific ''choppy," always. and the commence ment of The Cavalier is rather be- wildering. But in spite of these slight drawbacks ''The Cavalier is pietur- esque and full of interest from cover to cover.
 The J. B. Llpp,3cott company has just issued an illustrated catalogue most artistic publications. The com pany undoubtedly deserves all the sue cess it has achieved. for some of the most beautiful books published during recent years have borne the Lippin- cott imprint.
 Of the many new and scholarly edi- tions of the classics they claim a good ly share. The New Century edition of Shakespeare in twenty volumes is printed in an altogether artistic man ner and is illustrated in colors by the most eminent English figure and de- scriptive artists. pr. Horace H. Fur ness has completed his edition of Twelfth Night" which makes the of l.;e completed. New and charming eji- tons are also announced of George Eliot, Richardson. Thackeray and Ainsworth. Altogether the list is a most enticing one to the book lover.
 ID.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
PISTOL AND SKELETON.

The day before yesterday the skele ton of d man was found in the old Blue Nose mine near Harshaw. V. Fl. Igo. who came in from that section Of the country. said to the Nidette that Justice Trickey of Washington Camp had held an inquest and the conclusion was that the man had committed sui eide. It was supposed the man was an American. There was a hole in the skull and an old pistol o1 the bones f the breast A slip of paper. evidently from magazine. had the word May" and thus the story ends.-Nogales Vii dette.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
TERRITORIAL NEWS
MAYHEM.

Report reached Precott yesterday from Groom Creek that prominent Prescott business man had the end of his nose bitten off by some man wi.h whom he had a misunderstanding- Groom Creek is one of the liveliest dis tricts in the county.-Courier.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
FOX RENT

FOR ssENT Furnished rooms s10 to sl5 per month. Two-story furnished house, First avenue. s35 per month.
 Two-story unfurnished house, Wash ing;on street. $25 per month.
 FOR SALE Brick cottage, Third avenue. s150. Two-story brick house, Washington street. s2500. --s- 101s-acre chicken ranch, house. shade trees. l mile north caplto l grounds, $1200. acres two miles east city hall, s400. Blacksmith shop, s6o0. w. J. MURPHY,
 O'Nci11 Block
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30

Autumn whiskers are sprouting-
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
PRESIDE CONVERSE.

''I have a great mind to go to the policical club tonight" said Mir. J. to his wife.
 What? ?" ishe replied. with surprise. .I have great mind to go to the club tonight"
 "Whose?" she asked.
 Whose what?"
 Whose great mind?''
 Why, my own. of course, madam" "
 'Oh,' And the rising infection she gave the ejaculation was very provok- ing to 8 man of fine feeling.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
MESA

Those registered at the Alhambra hotel Sunday and Monday were Eugene Tripper, L. O. Cowan, George F. Kilt and William Angus. Tucson; w. w. Pace and J. $. Alfred, Thatcher; Lee Stratten and Thomas Smith. Solomon vile; G. w. Jacobson, Safford They were all delegates to the statehood COL vention. and knowing their trip would be incomplete if they should fail tc visit Mesa, they came over.
 Postmaster William Newell has pur- chased and moved the shelving and stock of canned goods recently belong ing to Charley Wing and has moved them into the postoffice building.
 w. H. Beard and wife of Florence spent a couple of days in Mesa, retuii'- ing home Monday. Mir. Beard was the representative of Pinal county at the statehood convention.
 Mrs. w. H. Kremis and two daugh- ters of Springer, N. M.. arrived in Mesa Sunday and are the guests of MT. an,l Mrs. J. H. Montgomery. who were old friends of theirs in New Mexico They are here for the benefit of the oldest daughters health and will in all prob ability spend the winnter here.
 MT. Pearson came over from Florence Monday. He started with two horses. The other died en route. He thinks the cause was acute collie. He came over for the purpose of getting a teach CT for the Pearson district.
 George A. Mcdonald returned Satur- day from a couple of weeks visit to the colonies in Mexico. He visited Juarez Diaz and most of the settlements i:i that section of the country. While there he took a few days hunt in the noun tains and succeeded in bagging eight deer. He is we'll pleased with the coun- try down there and says great strides have been made since he visited there q few years ago. At Juarez and Diaz they are putting on metropolitan airs and are about as contented and happy a people as can be found. The country is being settled up rapidly, special in ducements being offered to settlers. He
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first governor of Minnesota territory, June 1. 1S4s. celebrated his birthday q few days ago. His friends say ''he holds the blue ribbon as the first gov ernor now suIviving.' The veteran said to an acquaintance who congratu- lated him: I'm probably & years old. as you say. for almanacs don't lie. eN- oept about the weather and the patent medicines. But l hardly feel the So. though I'm free to confess to the ..-' Mir. Ramsay is Pennsylvanian by birth.
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NAMEs Nor sIGNIFIcANT.

Sheriff Munds brought Jesus Bueno in from Big Bug yesterday and lodged him in jail. Jesus Buela is charged with attacking Felix Pistol with n knife and cutting him. Notwithstan6- ing his deadly sounding name. Mir
 Pistol appears to have been unarued when he was so murGerously attacked by the party bearing the peace-sug- gesting name of Jesus Good.-Courier.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
A RIG COUNTRY.

During Conductor Jack woodrum's inglorious trip to Alaska he traveled over 10000 miles, much of it on foot and in snow up to his hip pockets. At times it was cold he had to place clear ice to his ears to warm them. He says that country is so confoundedly large the Creator must certainly have some trouble getting 1t under one heavenly canopy" The genial Jack will probably not return to Alaska for several years.-Nogales Vidette.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-30
THE pocros AGREE.
Two Physicians Both Agree on the New Scientific Dandruff Treatment.

Dr. J. NJ. Powell of Spokane, Wash. says: "Hei picide has given good sat isfaction in my family for dandrun."
 Dr. W. G. Alban of waIla wa1la. Wash. says: 'I find Herpicide all that is claimed for it as a dandruf cure. shall prescribe it." Dandruff is a germ disease and you can't cure it unless you kill the dandruff germ; and you can't do that unless you use Newbro's Herpicide, the only prepara ton in the world that destroys the par asities. A delightful hair dressing; all lays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk It is sure dandruff destroyer.