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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-31
QUEER MEXICAN CUSTOMS.
Convenient Manner Of Performing
Dreaded Society Duty.


Dreaded Society Duty.
Some of the Mexican customs
save much trouble, says a CORE
spondent of the Boston Herald
You are invited out to dine. On
rising from the table you thank your
hosts for their hospitality, and thus
is your dreaded dinner call accom-
plished. Now, I contend that this
is most civilized and amazingly con-
venient. No Mexican arises from
the table without expressing his
thanks for the hospitality extended
to him, and always this is done with
old fashioned grace of speech. The
poorest man you have at table, per-
haps, as I have seen, a humble
ranchero, would not forget this lit
tie act of thanks, not for his life.
A man of rough exterior will sit
down to meat with you, and, though
he may mix up his forks and bran
dish fork in the air along with his
knife as he talks, he will observe
many graceful customs, offering
whatever is passed him to lady at
his elbow and if he gets a tidbit
insist on his neighbor sharing it, In
country places your host in true
Moorish fashion will put a choice
mlorsel in your mouth. At bottom
Mexican etiquette is Moro-Spanish,
and many Of the most familiar arti-
cles Of food bark back for their o.
IGN to the Hrakks: Especially IS
this SO n the matter of gweetmeats,
and the famous alondigas, meat
balls of small size with a stuh1ng
Of eggs and sometimes of spices, are
Moorish for thousand years. On
the tables Of the vel to DO tbs des-
sert is a matter Of wonder and shows
the Arabian taste for sweets. Some !
times half a dozen delicious pre-
serves will be seen. The people have
o very sweet tooth.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-31
An Extinct Volcano.

On the island of Maui is HaIea-
kala (house Of the sun), the largest
known extinct volcano in the world,
its giant crater pit, resembling the
yawning craters in the moon, being
tWenty-four miles in circumference
and 1000 feet deep. Sixteen sub.
sidiary cones rise from its bed, some
solitary, others in clusters. The
base of the mountain itself has a
circumference Of ninety miles. On
the island of Molokai is Kalamao, a
fertile valley Of about 10000 acres,
walled in by precipices 5000 feet
high.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-31

The ladies of the Congregation
church will serve dinner in the church
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-31

. A. O.. Nelson of Litchfeld came up
Wednesday, to spend week with his
brother DR.. o. @. Nelson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-31

"Sell grain on all bu1ges.
buy on breaks.
NJ. B. HAZELTINE & co.
of
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA,
307 Corn Exchange
will execute your orders.
Write for gossip and free
daily market letter.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Department. Of the Interior LanG one, At
Springfield. Missouri, Aug. :, Is2
No'lc" V hereby ytvrn that the follnwing.nancd
settler hrs ni"d nrlirr nj his intention 20 make n.
Dnl pfooi N sbppOti oi h, caiu ail that ra,l
prooi VIII h- made before th. s.rcuit
clerk. al Forsyth, Missouri, on priIa, s.pt.
w. lst!, wiz:
VII &. Va, H., homestead application No. aiGe,.
Tor the hf lot ], NV ar. s-c T. aud - hf iut L. ur
qr, sec o. twp 2in, rug low.
III" names the following Witnesses 10 ptuyr his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said
land, VIZ:
l.. Il. Hobbs Of lltadloyyillc. Mo, Robi. Adams
ol Gatri.on. No, 4. l.. BatmHn and Robt kirby
OF swan Missouri
J. r. o'BA.sos, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
prder ~ Publication.

1 siA," OF vi, n.ri. In the circuit court
Far ish rnl-rion, plaintiff,
vs..
Val" tine wiggans defendant:
~ lhis dAy comes the plhiutir herein. by ItA
ait"rncir, shnrp& Mcknight. and lllrs liz pct!-
t"n an'i aridnvit alleging aniung other thiugF
that drirh,lhnt, Valentine Wiggan. IL moi 4.
Resident ni the the state of Missouri:
Wh"fcJpon, 1t II ordered. 10y the court In
term. tiEt said defendant he notified by pul,.
licA;ion that plantin ha, rnnmrpcrd a suit
AGAINST nm In this court. the objpc, aud gcnrr-
Al nature Of which IL tu rccoNt r Judgment agn ust
nm upon an account for 81 ~, aud interest
nuu 10 haN. THE same declared n special lien
nsinnst the nv qruf the ne irl ar. see ~, twp ~
anu The ne ar OF the ne or. sec =. range ~.
all ~ range ~ In Tancy county, Missouri
which eaid real estate has been attached In The
pIHlhtin IN thiA case to sntisD snid debt anil
costsj hnd that unless the said Valentine In
khns he hni appear nj this court at the next term
th'r""l To 5r begun and holden nj the court hyuso
IN ihr town of Forsyth. In said county, ON the
s,th dhy OF uci next, and nn or before the rul
oi thc hr-t day OF sail term ~ the term shall 80
long continue and " not then on or before tho
last dny OF said tcrm-answor or plead To- the
r"llllnh IN >bli cause. the came will he taken
NJ confessed, aud judgment viii be rendered nc
cOrlingiy.
And 4 is further ordered. tha, n copy hereof
hr puhilshrd according 10 Law, IN the Tanry
County Republican, y newspaper published m
shih county of lanry, for fur weeks success
hcb the last ius"rtlon to be ut leas, four wees,
before the nrst day oi said next October term ur
this court. j L. JnuN.uS
Circuit Clerk.
, hnd the seal uf the circuit couri oi Ia
lshALl ncy county, this ,th day OF August,
lh's' j. 4. JOHNSON,
o'1-'-i-s Circuit Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Dcrnrfn"nt of the iu,crior. Land Oncr at
Spfing0rld Missouri. Aug T. igt.
Notice l. hereby given thnt the following .nnin,d
SETTLER ha> b"tl 'ntir" ui his ihtrniinn tn mnL,
Hhhi pinuG In support oi III rinin. aud that aid
lr"of VIII b" maio before the clerk ul the circuit
court ~ f"is!th, Mi'surri, un SATURDAY, sept. I3.
ivr., VIZ
ls"Mis ;. Phillips, homrsiead application No ~.
'Hl i"t tee ii :" pr see ~. Hui nA az nr vt aud
Il hi ipi l. nv ~, ,,r ~ twp q ~ taulr u w.
lir hnil"' 'hr following witn,s ,srrs Ia prove h,
c'nlihnnn' r'.silcnru upon aud cultivation " .nm
land, VIZ.
q. v Thompson. Joseph B'nntru,hip. l.. An.
I"t'pn and !. !. holiday AL oi Cedar Nnll,y,
~ suuri
j T. % I.NNNoS Ruri,t,r
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

state M M'ssour'' A. In the Crcui. IoUr,,
County of fancy Oriou,r term Ipu..
The State Of Missouri at ~. relation and tn In,
nsc "f B. u fricr Collector of the GrNuuu,
In anu for said eoun,y aud state, ininlin.
X y MILESTONE, ] T.. Homan. W NJ ,ook.
scy, Mill",tc aud " ~ Price, Defendants.
AZ thls day comes tlts plaintin herein, by his
attorney, X, L. rord, a,d tiles his petition and
Amdavit, ailcsing, among other ihings, Mhi
defendants u MILESTONE, j h. Holman, " .
VI tookscy andJ L. aill.th. are moi 7, .iIpD, :
OF the state of Missouri;
,h-reupon. II is ordered by the clerk, 10 VA
oatioh that taid defendant be notified b, pub.
lication that plnintin has c.Ini,encrd n suit
against them IN thir court, the object and gen
rrnl nature uf which is To enforce the lien II
the state OF Missouri for the taxes upon
their lands situated io Iag-y cunrty, Miss iuri
anu to rttoscr The amount of taNts due On said
lAnds Tor lir Year lSJ6 aud that unless the rui,i
WhrtstOnc, b., Holman, W NJ tooks,y
anu Mill,th, b. and appear nt tins court a,
tue neNi term tdcreoi, 10 be begun anu holden
~ tue ronrt house IN tho town II torsyth In
SAID county, on the 9th day Uf Oc, next, aa.i
OF or before the nTst day ot said term, unle.s
further time he given by the cDnri, aud answer
OF plead W The petition In said cause, the same
VIII DE- taken ht confessed. anu judgment will
be Rendered uccurdingiy
Anu " IN turth,r ordered that copy h.reo'
DC pubiisied, according Ia law , IN the taupy
county Republican. . newspaper published In
said county VI 1ancy. for four weeks succcss-
isely the last Insertion to be al least four weeks
before thc nrst day or sad next october term OF
this court !. i. LoHSsux, C,rcuit CI,rk,
true cory from the record
Witpcts my hand and the seal Of the
lshALl Ciicuit Cons, OF lhncy county this
sB,h day OF August, A. u Iyf,
s'.s-o-sS-s j. Z. Jous.os. Circuit Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
OF Cheer, and all her Prospects Bright


Department Of the Interior, Land oflice at
sprihRlcld, Mis- Snufl. August IS igt
a sufficient runtest affidavit having been Md
W thh nnr" hN Julian l. Holiday, cont.stnnt
against Homestead cntr, Ne. @stD. made July q
iSn' fDf hf lot .. sw qr sec ~ twp - n rng vi
anu ~ :" ~ aud - qr sw gr, SOC - twp =, n
rhs ~ W. by Jane, 7 NcCurmlrk r1utestT- In
shl"h " !. alleged that snil james 4 Mccormick
has Who'll, abandoned Hnd changed hls residence
inum SAID lhHd Tor mrtr than scar, past. and
thai 'hih hbsrnr" whs MT due IN hi. rmpllym-nt
~ ihe army, nav, ~ mnrinr corps uf the T. - In
I'M" ~ war snid pnHtrs ar hrf-hy notified Ia
niprnr r'sloud aud Offer "yi,l.itr. touching said
aii"Ra'ihn ~ W uni1'k y, m ou Drt. " Ipg brfnrr
Vernon g. Todd. nutir, puilir. ut turs,ib Mo.
ahd that hna hraflug will hc held at IOu'clnck A.
~ oh ori, ". wv. l"ior' N" Register nnl Re.
cci,'r ~ III" tnlsd States land uiiirr Ia spring.
rrld. Missouri.
Ilr siil r' ni"s'ani having. N proper ni;idn.
W. hlri Aug. ~ ltG .ri forth iArls which show
lhfi after du" diligrucr Irr,nn,i -cryi,s Of mi.
h"tr" rnn hui b' made. II j. hereby ouirrrd and
un''trJ iini such motifs" br given by lur nni
proper publication.
! r. O'BASSnS. Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
Notice For Publication,

Drpa partment of the Interior. Land orlrc a,
Springfield Missouri, Sept. :. llsr
Nntlr" Il h"t"bi given that thr follow Inc named
settler has lcd notice II her intention a. make d.
nal prDi ~ support NJ her claim. aud that .aii
proof will be- maie lrfofr the clerk nf the riruit
conri nt Forsyth, Missouri. on saturday. Oct is
ig, VIZ:
Cots u. Atwood, form, rly Cora u. Won, of Ir.
ma, Mo-, homestead application Ne. %gi'1 fnr the
- % ." " SEQ - twp ~, rug ~. nrd hf inis /
and = nv gf sec 2, nnj III lot ., nr az see o. twp
- u, rug .2w
She nnInrs the following witnesses ~ prove her
continuous r-sidrnr. upon aud cultivation ~ sad
baud viz:
" j. IIsllsiay. VIM. Walden, 4. $ Severn aud
Elisa trst, nli Of lrma Ne
j. T.. D'HAsNoN Rrri.irr
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

The man or woman whose digestion is
perfect and whose stomach performs i,s
every function is never sick. Kodol
clcanses, purihes and sweetcns the s,om.
ach and cures posi,ivelyand permanent.
~ all stomach troubles, indigestion and
dyspepsia. II is the wonderful recon.
struc,ive tonic that is making so muny
sick people well and weak people strong
by conveying To their bodies all of the
nourishmeu, in the food they eut. Rev.
j. Fl. Hoiladay, Of Hoiladay, Miss,
writes: "kodol has cured me. consid-
er II the best remedy | ever used for
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. | was
given up by physicians. Kodol saved
my life" Take itufter meals. g. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Department ul tlr Interior, Lnud Oflc" q,
Sprin2ncld Missouri, Aus -. iiu.
Nuli'" II horbt given thnt tiir inllowiup.pn
settler has blrd nriicc ~ nis Intention tn mrkr II
nn prOoi IN support oi b,' clam, ana that aid
pruoi wiz b. niad brIor III, Rrp,,i.r aud H..
c"iy"r ~ th" United States i.nnd oihrrat Spr,ns.
Held, Missouri on ffidaN. uctuarr 1 i.tr. VIZ
Melvin L.. bird, of tH,tNh'w, Mo. homestead
application No :i;2l f't the ,rqr 50. az. ,,qr ~
u" ~ n- qr. scc II, " III nv ~ SEQ ~, twp u II.
rng NV.
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove h.
continuous rrsd.ncr upon anu cultivation ui said
land, VIZ:
J. NJ, Iiutram. E,l McGr W. John r. Kuisht
anu j. l.. Da! all NJ EaSiNl-", Missouri
lamrr L. q IlnnInn. I,nri.tur
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

II want all the world TO know" write.
Rev ]. c. Budlong, Of Ashaway, X. |.
what thoroughly good and reliable
medicine | found In Electric B.ttcrs.
They cured me Of jaundice and liver
troubles that haa caused me grca,
suffering for many years. For II gen.
uine nll-around cure they excel any
thing ever saw" Electric Bitters
are the surprise OF all for their won.
derful work In liver kidney and stom-
acb troubles. Don't fall 10 try them.
Only 20 cts. Satisfaction guaranteed
by G. l.. Holt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Don't let cold run ut this season.
Summer colds are The hardest kind u
cure and II neglected may linscr along
for months. a long siege like this will
pull down the strongcs, constitution.
One Minute Cough Cure will break up
the attack at once. Safe, sure, acts n,
once. Cures coughs, colds, Group, bron.
chitis, ali throa, and lung troubles. Th,
children like il. G. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Department Of the Interior. Land Onlc- al
Springfield Missouri Aug ~ ive
No,ir" Il h,rby given that The iDilnwing.naurd
settler has blcd notice uf hi- ihtri tun To- mskr n
nal prouf ~ support of hi, claim hriur. M, Re-,
i,i"t and Receiver NJ the 4 \ l.aud Dnlrr ai
sprlnghsi Mo, un Friday. Ort q lpr.. VIZ:
John II. Knight of Easivirw, Missouri. bnm.
snad appliration No !mp. IuT the ~ az nv ur
and nv ~ ~ ~, SEQ l. A. hf 10, no az. aud nr Al
~ ". SET . twp4l u, rng NV
lie names the following Witnesses Ia PROV, III.
continuous Residences uIHn aud cultivation of said
land, viz:
VI. T.. Bitd, VIM. H. McGrrw. !. VI. Hutram ana
j. L. Day, all of Eh,ncw, Missouri
JAMS 4, - BASNoN. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Drlai imcnt Of the Interior, Land Oiiirc 1T
Springfield Missouri. Aug. t.. ".
Nu,ic" H. har'b, given ina' thu following 4ian,rd
settler has blcd nnic' u his intention tn mnkt Il.
maj lruri IN support NJ i., r.Iitn. aud that >am
rro,i Miii lr inad' ~ion' The county clerk At For.
'yth, Mi,,"dri, on TgrNiul, oriu,rr Z, igE. y,E
Iuhn II, R"'s. hrpr,rad application 80.
.!bs!, Tor ia" nv pr SEA q. twp ~ II. rail- ..,u
u" nturs thr following Witnesses tn prove Nj.
continuous rtsi,iencc upon aLd cultivation oi SAID
inud. VIZ:
& W Nnmnck i. \. NNrr nnl Y l.. Str,ons,
all al Flag, Missouri, and y. T. coN. 81 Gnfle I,
Missouri
J. T. D'BASsoN R,ui,trr
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
So;lcr Tor Publication,

Department ni the Interior i.tur ONE at Snrtng
h'ld. Missouri, Aug -. IpE
Noli""i hrrrbi given hat the inllnwing.nainr4l
-'tt"l hhs hlrd notice II his inirnti,u iu MAKE H.
nal pr'of ~ support NJ his rlniIl, brfor ihr Reg
l'ler aud Receiver ut IL" [ y Land Office at
SpnnHnrll, Mr ON Friday. Oct p IsE. w.
W lhnHl L. Firbrrw, ~ Elttyirw. Mo home.
II al Application NJ. a,tN,. tor the H., at .,. at,
nil,l u" qr 80 49, 49,, twp"i T.. fns liW.
lie imi"s thr following Niinrs-st a. prove his
continuous ns!d' ac" uruu and ,utN alton ui saii
hud, W
VI L.. licd, \. " liult.m. Inhn X. knrhi aud
j. l.. Ia! all ui i.attyrw, Missouri.
JAnLs i. OBASauN Rrgisir
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Department ~ the Interior. i.and ONES nj
springfield. Missouri Sept o. leE
Noiicr l. h-ruh, given that III" irllnwing.nnIn,
settler has lIrd nolcr ~ his intention tu maxi
lnal proif IN ,uppnrt Of his 's m 1nl hat ,ntl
pfnl viii H. INSIDE i"iur' H. Grruit c,-r, .! tur
yth. Missouri ~ friia,. Octob'r Il; l,t. va.
Elisha j. Miles. homestead application Ne a.,
'o lot TIE 10y 10 u. " $50 !. twp - n. rug lw.
lie names th" f0llDWiIi wiinr..-s IL prove hi,
continuous r-sidrucr uluh anh cultivation of said
land. viz:
Robcri Smith, J. ". Wood William Sp,tlin and
7. j. liurkbatt, all Of swan, Me-
j. u. D'UAssUS Errlstpt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior i.nnd one. Mt sprinr
Held. Missouri, Oct -, isG
Nn,cr l. hcrhy ehrn that the follow ingnnmr,l
s'ttrf bas bi"d nuiicr 81 hir ibicntiUn Ia mak- d.
nal proot In support of his claim. aud that said
proof wiil b- inndr brfor the Register aud U..
criyrf al the L. $ Land OIhc- at Springfield. Mo.
on saturday, Oct 3. nT.. VIZ:
Jacob ". Butrani, VI Lastvicw, Mo, homes ,rnd
application No .biA for lot =, aud hI lot l. ne
ar see ]. twp - n, rug NV.
Tie names the following wiinesses io prove his
continuous fcsidencc upon anu cultivation Of snid
land, via;
tdd McGrrw, ". T.. Bird. john Il. knight and
j. IT, Day. all Of Ea,tyi'w. Missouri
james l.. - 'lilunop Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

Above is the ticket chosen at the
Democratic primary Saturday. A study
of the mbulatcd statement shows hai
but light vote was polled and tina,
several places were left vaca, I. OF
course the lucky men are those who
fell by the wayside, for they will avoid
the trouble Of a fune raj in November.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

W. Manning returned two weeks ago
from stay OF about two months in Ok
lahoma, during which time he was ov.
era large part Of the territory. He
saw muny gcod ard desirable things,
but he does not talk like II man who
had seen anything that would cause
him To desert Taney.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11
professional Cards.
Notes

l. hereby given that the County Court Of Tansy
county, at It's regular February term. ip2 by it>
order. entered Of record, awarded 10 the under.
signed thc exclusive contract for keeping and
tha any and all persons who keep ot care for coun.
Z, aup-rs from and After said date do so At their
own risk and eSp-nse, and without compensation
fru {, III. county. W. II. JAcors, kissee Mills.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

For Representative In Congress, iAth Dis,
w. ID. Vandiver
For representative
q. l.. Holt
For Circuit Clerk and Recsrder
w. /. Moore
For County Oierk
w. II. Bennett
For Sheriff
Elisha Hull
For Collector Of the Revenue
+. NJ Wilson
For Prosecuting Attorney
}. NJ. kinyon
For Presiding Judge. Coaaty Court
Buck Russell
For Associate Judge. Western District
William Maddux
For Judge Of Probate
X. &. Ford
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-11

.rhe Bsst rescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever IL a bottle Of GROVES
rAsrELEss CHILL TONIC. II Is simply
Iron and Quinine In q tasteless form
No Cure. No Pay. Price, 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Al rooms which have been occupied by tuberculIT patients are required by ordinance to b. thoroughly tum!gatei. The work will be promptly done by
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

sion of the defendants. and the ques- ton of the control of the company was cettled for the time.
 About year age, or at the time of the commencement of the contest f9r supremacy was begun, the shares of the company took on value which led holders who knew nothing about the war to believe that the creamery Dusi- ness was becoming such a dividend company as the United States Steel corporation. It was later found. though, that the demand for stock came from only two sources-Mr. KeII- ncr on one side and Messrs. Ndys and MaSaett on the other.
 The aiternool in district court Was taken up with the case of c. D. Gray against NJ. Ii. McCord and others, q water dispute. The plaintiff last fall applied for and obtained an injunction against the defendants restraining them from the taking of water from a ditch owned by him The injunction was modified later, and the present hearing was Of a motion by the de- fendauts for the dissolution of the in- junction. The case was taken under advisement.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
CLERICAL VISITORS
Bishop Duncan of the Ii. E Church
 South Spent Yesterday Here.

Bishop w. w. Duncan, of CharlaS- ton, $. C., who has just held the ses- sion Of the Los Angeles annual confer ence of the Nj. l.. church, was a visitor tC PhoeuiE yesterday. He came to in spect the interests uI the church at this place. lie Expressed himself as highly pleased, and speaking of tho new church in course of construction said, Tt is a most beautiful and com modiou5 structure"
 Bishop Duncan was accompanied by the missionary secretary, Dr. W. R. Lanbuth. of Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Lam buth will remain over Sunday and will preach at Padget hall.
 Bov. F. A Rowland. wno has been pastor for the past two years, has been returned for another year. much to the delight, cf his many members and friends.
 Rovs. Simpson and MoWra were re- turned to Bethel and Tempe respect ively. Rev. J. W. Rowland was sta tiouyI at Solouorviuc.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
SPANISH REPUBLICANS
A Big Mass Meeting to Be Held at
 Tempe Tonight.

There will be a mass meeting of Spanish American republicans at T mpe tonight A large number of members of the local club will attend. The speakers will be Deputy Sheriff Antonio Gonzales of Apache county, sam Brown of Tempe and Pedro F. Salazar Of Phoenix. Mir. Gonzales de- livCred q most effective speech before the club here last Sunday. On Friday morning MessTs. Gonzales and SalaZar and Juan Melandrcz will leave for the northern part of the territory. They will speak at Congress on Saturday night and at Prescott on Sunday. Af- ter that they will take in several of the adjacent mining camps, returning to Phoenix about the middle of next week when they will go to Meridian where there is a heavy Spanish vote.
 The members of the club are trying to arrange a joint debate to take place in this city between two orators of the club and two democratic Spanish Americans.
 The Republican club in this city was never before in so good shape as now. As has been stated it has q member ship of 109 and since last Sunday there have been more than 100 applications. which will be acted upon at the next meeting. The advantage of supporting the principles of the republican party is being impressed upon the Mexican people in such a way that it will not soon be removed.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
THE CREAMERY CONTEST
E. F.:Kellner Wins Against His Part
 ners.

The case of r.. F. KelIncr against the NaIicora Creamery company. which has been before the court for some time was tried yeeteruay. This is the latest incident in the fight of the stock holders of tho company for control. By the defendant creamery company are meant Emory Rays and F. NJ. NoE-ett. The action is based upon tho sale by the defendants of nina shares of the stock O. the company. This sale the plaintiff sought to have set aside. and that was the result of the trial yesterday. so that the stocE will have to go back into the treasury.
 These shares passed into the possess
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GOVERNOR BRODIEs RETURN
The Reorganization of the Board of
 University Regents.

Governor Brodie returned yesterday morning from the southern part of the territory. lie had attended a meeting Of the board of university regents at Tucson It was the first meeting of the new board, and an organization was effected Ly the election of Professor Ferris F. Fitch, chancellor. to succeed Colonel William Herring. John N. Drmsby, one of the new members. was elected treasurer, and Col J. A. Za- hriskie was reelected secretary. The regents and governor spent the greater part of a day going over the affairs of the university, and resolved upon changes in the rules of the institution. Che rules for the government of stu dents will be posted in a conspicuous place. that future infractions may not Le excused by the plea that the offende" did not know that he was committing an ofiense.
 Before going to Tucson the governor visited the territorial prison at Yuma. where he spent two days in company v-ith Mir. E. j. Bernitt of the board of control. A great many improvements are being made at the prison, and enough more have been planned t5 oc- Cupy the rest of the year. The gov ernCr is pleased with the prospect of Yuma and all the surrounding country.
 The governor issued a warrant Of eXtradition for the return to Mexico pt Jose Beltran. who is wanted at Juarez for murdur. Beltran was an inmate Of the Penitentiary, and his term expired there on Monday. The chief Of police of Juarcz. Antonio Ponce de Leon. was here waiting for his release. The re- public Of Mexico has had an eye on
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cal culture to meet her in the Sunday school room e; the Methodist church at o'clock D. n. today.