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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23

teachers of the quarry and village
schools, are to be retained for the fail
term. Miss bOorc of No. l. Miss Lord
of No. e, and Miss Morse of No. are
also rc-cngagcd in the same schools.
Miss Ida V. Adams is transferred from
No. lG to No. > school. New teachers are
to be engaged in the South Hill, Scavcr,
Red Westinghouse and David Gale
schools. Several Of our teachers will at
tend the summer school at Randolph,
July ., to Aug. s. Schools will reopen
for the fall term on Monday, Aug. 81,
with the exception of the quarry schools,
which will open Aug. 2i.-Charlcs -.
BrockwaN and Dora \. Plat were united
In marriage ut the homo of the bride the
18th inst, Rev. +. f.. Curricr of the
Methodist Church officiating. Both are
well known in town and we offer our
best wishcs.-Among former townsmcn
now visiting here are Orrcn II. Smith,
A. NJ, Of Highland Military Academy
Worcester, Mass; Wilbur +. Adams of
Tacoma. Wash; Charles II. Beckett of
Now York city; William o. Martin of
Ottawa, Province OF Ontario. Also Frank
II. Benedict Of Tittsiiold. y. H.. and
David G.. Gale of Colorado Springs arc
agreed by the directors early in the year
to support Is weeks of school, in the be-
lief that the funds at their disposal
would not warrant moro than this. An
estimate Of the expenses for the year,
based on the cost of the spring term,
has led them to increase the number Of
weeks to 80. the same as has been the
custom for several years. 1t is also prob
able that there will he sufficient funds
to warrant the painting of some of the
school houses that are much In need of
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STOWE.

Barney McManus, William Francis and
Leon MuzZy were fined ON Friday for
INVESTIGATION. William Farncis, who is
from Burlington, and was working ON
the concrete hero was then taken for
furnishing liquor to Muzzy, who is
minor lie was unable to pay the fine
and was taken to Rutland for three
months by Chief of Police Adams.-Clar-
ence Peters and Miss Mary Brown OF
West Branch were married on July 10,
at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev.
D. L. Evans-Miss Louise Sherbut is en-
ployed in the dress making department at
Pike and Benson s.-Theodore and Marion
Savage of Newburyport, Mass, are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs, r, A. Say
age.--Dr. II. Il. Bigelow and Miss MYra
Currier of Wolcott spent Sunday at Mrs
f. Bigelow's of West Branch.--A large
party of johnson people in the barge
Ocean Wave, visited Mount Mansfield Fri
day, spending the night there and re-
turning to johnson Saturday.-The w
r. G. ladies will spend the day of July
10Th with Mrs. George Sallies at the Forks.
They will be entertained by Mrs. Sallins.
Mrs, l.. 70. Sallies and Mrs L. S. Peters n
-Tillman Wright has sold his farm IN
stowe Hollow to e. A. Gibbs.-Eerber
Pratt is i'll with measles.-On account of
the late haying season the committee in
charge have decided to hold the Mum
family reunion on Thursday, August %, -
The Home Missionary society of the Con-
gregational Church met with Mrs,
Alice Raymond Wednesday, July y, at
y. m-Miss Martin. the deaconess, gave
an earnest ana helpful discourse at the
Methodist Church on Sunday morning,
She also sang several solos which added
much 10 the interest Of the service, Miss
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MONTPELIER.

Miss Mary Daley, only daughter Of the
late John Daley, died Thursday after
year 5 illness with consumption, aged l6.
She is survived by mother and two
brothers. Funeral services We're hcld
saturday morning at nine o'clock from
81. Augustine's church and burial was
in the Catholic cemetery.
Bernard Marshall, CliriOnot solOist in
the Montpelier Military band, and Miss
Ida Conkin We're married on Wednesday
at Lakewood. y. j. Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
are expected in Montpelier early next
week.
During the past few days several of
the heavy tax payers Of Montpelier have
paid their taxes for the year 1903 and
doubtless all Will do SO before the thirty
days limit expires the last day of july
Among the individual tax PAYERS and cor
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Knapp is also in town but on account of
Illness was not able to he present. Scrvi-
COS will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week There will also be services for
children at four O'Clock on the afternoon
of these days
On Monday, July ~, Justin Marshall
was arrested and fined for n second Of
fcnsc OF INVESTIGATION. a. j. Dillingham;,
Frank j. Gilbert and Archie Mclean
were fined for first ofIenscs. Walter Nc
Lean was fined for breach of the peace.
Carlton Woodworth who has resided
on Luce Hill for many years left stowe
on Monday for Fairfax, where he will
make his home with his son, Clayton
Woodwork. Mr.. Woodworth and his
wife who died some months ago could
claim Il record of married life seldom
surpassed having lived together sixty
six ytarsand six months. rho remains of
Mrs. Joseph Bdshawo of Campbcllo. Mass,
were brought to Stowe for burial on
Monday Mrs. Lyman Davis of stowe
Hollow died at an early hour on Tues
day, July u.
Il. T.. Robinson of Gilmore came to
stowe on TUESDAY and paid a fine for in
toNication-B cnjamin Gibbs Is confined to
the house by iIlncss.-Thc son of Lem
Chase had two fingers cut off while rum
ming slab saw in Iiurts mill Tuesday
Mrs. j. A. Stafford and family are at Queen
city Park for ifonth.-Thc funeral Of
Mrs. Phoebe Norway Bashaw was held
in Unity church Tuesday afternoon Rev.
|. L. Booth of Morrisvillc attending. The
hearers were H. f.. JonncY. G. l.. McMa-
hon, .. T.. Chaplin and Henry Sargent
The singers were Mrs. Alice Raymond
Mrs. ~. W. Rarrows. and II. ". Burn
ham. The arrangements were in charge
of A. A. Pike. and the burial was in
River Bank cemetery. Among the rel
tt FRI of t,tth hat t.nr
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NORTHFIELD.

President and Mrs a. - Brown are
spending vacation at Digby, y. S. and
vicinity.
The State Anti Saloon League will OBJ
serve next sunday as annual field day in
Northhed. The Rev. j. NJ. Barker, u.
ID. of Boston Will speak in the ConErcga-
tional church in the forenoon, and the
Rev &. w. Morrow of burlington will
speak in the Methodist Church. Mr.. Bar
kcr Will also speak in the Methodist
church at GoudsVllle in the afternoon
and both gentlemen will address "A union
meeting to be held in the Universalist
Church in the evening.
Cross brothers are making preparations
to put in a new penstock at their works.
IT is Of steel, 100 feet long and "a inches
in diameter.
Mrs j. Nj. bullock has been quite seri-
uusly i'll at the home of her brother, S
w LoVoland of Rutland for "A week past.
Yesterday she was more comfortable.
Timothy j. kcllihcr of Montpelier, who
recently purchased the large wood lot
owned by Dennis Sploid, has sold half
interest to Walter G. Lamphere of Mont
pelicr the consideration being So 600.
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WAITSFIELD.

Roy Boyce came home the 18th for
few weeks vacation. from Paradise, Pa,
Wltro he is employed by the Parks Floral
Magazine CONF ana Mrs. John Lewis
OF Lebanon, n. H., who have been visit
ing in town for several weeks, leave the
drst OF the week to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Huntington, in Burlinrton.-Alrs
George WalbridGe of Greenfield. Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives in town.
Agnes Prentis of New Haven Conn, is
mime for the summer vacation,-Apnie
pale returned Saturday from "A two
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
waterbury. Mrs. T. q. Trash Of Wor-
,cster Mass, is visiting in town II. G.
Gleason and wife of Montpelier spent
part of last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. !. Gleason,-Mr and Mrs.
o. NJ Eaton and daughter Grace, started
Friday for a few weeks outing at their
camp in Highgate SprinGs-Mrs. John
barber of Waterbury called on friends
in town Saturdar.-larNis ilaiiis of
Barre spent Sunday in town-Mrs. Ed
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JOHNSON.

". H. storms took possession of the
creamery grist mill which ne purchased
Of o. =. Landon. last Monday.-o. l..
LArdon has OPENED an oniC" in l.. NJ.
Ioros's store for the present.--L. NJ,
Jones and family have returned from
their visit AZ Morrievilc-B s. FulinA
ton has let the job of raising his store
two feet. to : A. Cri>wod.-l j. John
son and family started for Boston Mon
day for a weeks Vdcation.-'. I. Jones
pnd wife are camping with the Rev +.
q. French and wife. in tolchcstcr-Mrs.
j X hin is spending few days with
nor daughter. in Fr0"tor.-Lcsicr Smith
and WIFE, r.. NJ. Waterbury and Wife, IL.
T.. Balch and wife. NormHr bher and
wife. Doll SturtcVant daughter and son,
aud f.. II. Sherwin and wife went To Nj.
Mansfield last Friday, returning Satur-
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WARREN.

DR.. Dodge was called to Huntington
Thursday of last week to see Mrs, Guy
Bickford. Edward Van Dusen of Hunt
mgton Visited his mother part of last
week. daniel Austin and Fred Ersknd
went to Northiicld Monday.-liarVey
Freeman is making repairs on his house
in Brookheld. MIR. and Mrs HAL Ford
are the happy parents of "A girl haby.-N
n. Robinson and q. A. Il, Bragg lost a
fine COW Sunday while on their way to
Roxbury.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ u Shat
tuck visited at A. Ford's in Granville
Friday and saturday of last week.-flow-
ard Long of FaNston visited friends in
town SundaN.-GeOrge &. Lang has been
stopping at T.. W. Sayton's for a few
DAYS past
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WILLIAMSTOWN.

Frank A. Downs, head clerk in George
l., Edson's store has been unable to at
tend to his duties there the past week
on account of illness, His brother, Henry
A. Downs, who graduated from the
School of Osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo.
a short time ago. is to locate for the
practice of his profession at Oil City,
Pa. lie will visit his native town some
time during the summer.-Miss Cora G..
Kennedy of Waterbury and Miss Flora
l., Clogston of Worcester, teachers Of
the grammar and Intermediate rooms at
the Quarry school last spring, were in
town the Eth in consultation with tho
school board. They, with the other
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRISV1LLE.

The game of ball played ThursoaN
between the Hardwick and MorriSNlIIc
teams was not very largely attended
on account of the ram Thc game WAS
not very closely contested one, re-
sulting in score of IL to IN favor
of the Morrisvillc team.
The teachers have hcen secured LOT
the coming year for Peoples academy
and Morrisvillc graded school ana arc
rs follows: Prof. w. ~ Bcchc. who mas
been instructor in this establishment
for the past 10 years With great sue
cess. will remain as principal with
Miss Anna Mower Miss Grace l|igcloW
and Miss Lillian Merrill as assistants.
The graded school will have T. j.
Stewart at the head of tn" grammar
department. with Miss Gertrude Whit
ney first intermediate; Miss Clara car
nentcr. second intermediate; Miss Maud
Booth first primary and Miss Lydia
Atkinson. second primary. The school
will reopen in all departments the Sec
ond day of september.
Miss Cora rutton who has been at
burlington in tho Mary Fletcher hospi-
,al for treatment during the past few
weeks underwent n very critical operation
at that Mace ON SATURDAY. Tho latest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23
ELMORE.

w. l.. Colby, who sront Sunday at
Mrs. Newman Camps. returned to his
home in West Berlin Monday morning.
Mrs. Camp accompanied him home for
a few weeks visit among her friends
Mrs Ernest Bracket and son, William
OF Chicago are visiting at /" l.. Camps.
Mr. ana Mrs. Il. l.. Merriam of Bel
lows Falls are getting settled in their
new home on Main Strcct.-MjsS Edna
Kelley Of Hyde Park called on friends one
day last weok.-Miss Florence Carpenter
of Massachusetts is spending few weeks
at l.. l.. Camp Several parties from
MorrisVillc are camping at Lake Gilmore,
Mrs, Clarissa Spaulding, who has been
sick for several weeks, is improving slow
ly.-Mr. and Mrs, Smith and two children
from Barre visited at O. u, BacOn'S last
week. Mr.. Smith is brother OF Mrs.
Bacon.-Allen ana Esther Bacon went to
Iinrrn on NlnnlaN.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST ROXBURY.

Creamery patrons received - cents per
pound for June huttcr.--t,thel Brooks
from Granville is with her parents at
f. O. Allen s.--Roy Foss. who has been
spending his vacation with friends in
town, returned to his homo in Rochester,
\. H.. Saturday. Mrs l.. f. Blanchard
and son, Paul, from Cambrdco. Mass,
are at l.. w. Blanchard s.-Winifrcd and
Roy Foss visited friends in Brookticld
F'riday.--Cicorge Rand from Barre was in
town SATURDAY..
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ALBANY.

Work on the congregational vcstry is
progressing rapidly.-Mrs. a. b. Hop
lNnsor of Derby is spending a few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. r. /. Hitchcock
II is expected W. Il. Davenport of Mont
peler Seminary will address the young
people in the Methodist Church next
sunday evening at half past seven
o'clock.-'The Congregational Ladies' Aid
held n social last week Wednesday oven
ing at Mr.. T.. Il. Johnsons, which was
we'll attended and much enjoyed by all.
Tho young men of West Albany have
recently formed brass band. consisting
of about 20 members. They meet twice a
40 lals f1l1.. La
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Merton Davis of Spencer, Mass, was
the guest of his sister, Carrie Davis
Batcholdcr, over SundaN.-George Jack
man. wife and daughter of Bridgeport
Conn, were guests of their uncle, John
Jackman, the past weck-Mr. and Mrs
Il. II. Bliss left last Thursday for Ben
uington to visit their daughter Mrs.
Dennis Coffey.-Dr, and Mrs, Leo A
NcNco'nh were in town over Sunday
Miss Annie Dale. who has been visiting
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DERBY.

Mrs. Bert Badger and family of Bur
lington, who were called here some two
weeks ago to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Orange Badger, will remain in Derby for
the present.-Mrs. Lewis Bisbee and son,
benjamin of Chicago are visiting Mrs.
G. II. Bates-Mr. and Mrs. T.. e. Allbee
and daughter of Arlington, N. j., are
visiting his father and other friends in
town Measles are still breaking out
among the children hcrc,--A. T. Niles
has been suffering very severely the past
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23

ward Hcllc is in Waterbury to-day for
Il short visit. Mrs N"rn Barber Of Wat
crhury Was i'm town Monday. Miss Maud
Royce will give a recital at the Con-tc-
Eation&l Church Thursday evening; July
.$ under the auspices of the ladies Home
Circle. lee cream and cake will be
served after the entertain mcnt.--Miss
Annie Dale commenced work in Jones ;
store NunduV morning
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BRADFORD.

c.. F. Dmick is in New York Mrs.
John G. Morse of Salem. Mass. has ar
rived 10 visit her mother. Mrs. \. p
Blakelv-Miss Alice Simpson has gone
to Marlboro Mass, where she has A posi-
ton as hookkeeper.-Mr q, II, Moods
of Lebanon, n. H., is here caring for her
mother, Mrs. Charles Sawyer, who frac-
tured her leg last Week.-Mrs. Lottio Ford
goes this week to Boston to visit her
aunt, Mrs. l.. W. Hutchinson, for several
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCloud OF New
York city are guests at John b, Durkee 5.
-Thomas Bosworth, who is teacher or
English literature in Chicago University,
is spending his vacation at his uncle's'
lanes bingham s.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
B Butler have dauGhter norm last
Luther Naille of Ludlow.
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. shepard has returned to
her homo, Miss Kathryn Wynn, Il nurse
i'm the MacLean hospital, WaVerlN, Mass,
is at her home for a few weeks rest
Continued on seventh pagel
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs, T., l.. Collins of Green's
horo Bend were at Frank Batcheldcr's
last week AIDA Daniels is visiting at T..
NJ. Daniels Mrs. Emma Murray and
children returned from Hardwick on
Saturday.--Mrs O. A. Wilbur is improv-
ing in health.-A son of Harry Lyford
has come to live with Lewis Lyford.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page)

%. b. Hutchins of Massachusetts is in
town.-Mrs. Austin hin and family of
Lowell Mass. are visiting in town.--MrS.
Thomas King and son of New York are
at II. q. IIolCOmb's.
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party was given Master Everett Fair
banks hy number of his young friends
Tuesday afternoon from three till five in
honor of his ninth birthday. Mrs. Co
rolla Eaton and daughter Nell of chi
cago arc visiting at II. A. Noycs' s.-Mrs
8 b. Waite and daughter iilah were in
IurlingtOn Wednesday.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Tho Rev. l.. D. billiard and family
from Cabot spent fcw days in town
last wcck.-Hclcn Nelson, daughter of
George Nelson, formerly of this town.
row of Brattlcboro, visited in town last
week. --ticorec Chase and family from
Springfield. Mass. are visiting friends
in this town Mrs. Josephine Ladd from
Springfield. Mass, is visiting her par
cnts for fow weeks. Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Kinney ard wife from Hardwick and
Miss Warren Boynton from Boston spent
last Sunday in town.
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two weeks from a sore, which gathered
and broke in his throat. He had Just re-
turned from a visit to his son, Frank in
Bigclow, Me.--Thc Christian Endcavor
society of the Congrcga tional Church
held Il lawn party on the grounds of ex-
Governor Grout. last Friday evening"
The monthly meeting of the w. c. r. u.
will ne held with Mrs. +. l.. Wiley next
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
This July Sale Of Wash Goodc

This July Sale Of Wash GoodC seems to come at
just the right time We don't wait until the season is
over but offer them These prices will almost com.
pei you to buy We prefer to lose profits and some of
the cost to be rid Of them.
AT Y centslrnc Corded Dimitcs handsome scroll patterns
on grounds OF cluster corded stripes Our 10 and ~ cent qualities
at y cents
AT 10 cents-Lawns and Dmis very desirable ,ttcrn and
good colorings ~ and - qualities at 10 cents.
AT 123 centsIar wide Flannc Dresden patterns. polka dots
neat stripes and small floral designs very desirable for house Gowns
ana Dressing Sacqls. Would be cheap at 10 cents
AT ID Cents)ur desirable coocd Musns plain, corded
lace stripes, Is and 20 qualities at 15 cents
Az TO- 125 and Is Centstnc India nOn d
rect from the Mill at about l3 off of the price
AT 15 centslan and fancy White Chcviot 30 inches
wide, 20 and % qualities at is cents.
At ID centso stripe and dotted Swiss Msns variety,
Is, 20 and - qualities at Is cents.
Clearing Sale Laces cents 10 Is cents and % cents
yard-w 10 cent o 80
regular clearing of accS well lots from
who clearing their the that
Will ircshn Summer fashionable Odd
short lengths. all ORDER Normand Point de Paris
Ncncan Net Tops TorrhonS, Chantilv and Gallons and
about kind of lace that think Of is here that
Arizona republican., 1903-01-06
NEW CITY OFFICERS
Will Be Lot of Changes in Next
 Months Pay Roll.

The city councils regular monthly meeting held last night was unusual foI it's briefness. though considerable of news interest was accomplished. Tie feature of the meeting was of course the appointment of new officers. F. $. Russell was promoted from the position of day policeman to that of city asses sor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Frank Luke. w. r.. Williams vas appointed to fiil the va cancy caused by the promotion of MI .. Russell and Walter l.. Hinson was ap- aCinted to i'll the position of night po- iceman made vacant by the resIgHG- ton of Stanley Porter. Marshal Ktn- ney recommended for this place 4. ]. Moore, q well known and popular young man. but MT. Kinney's pull with u,- council was too short al both ends. Reno Budd rendered his resignation as city Zanjero to accept what he be- leVes will be al better job. and ChIries Gray was appointed zanjero to fill the
Arizona republican., 1903-01-06
TEMPE

r. T.. Jones returned to Prescott last evening after short business stay in Tempe
 Mrs. Hubbard of St. Paul is expected to arrive in Tempe this morning. Mrs. Hubbard will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. McGiH at the Casa Loma.
 The Symphony orchestra enjoyed a pleasant practice al the home of MT and Mrs. E. Schmidt or East Eighth street last evening.
 a There will be a meeting Of the Uneed1 club Wednesday evening at the band s headquarters at o'clock. All inter ested' in the work of the club are re- quested to be present.
 Mrs. McGiH. Mrs. Drake. MT and Mrs Kramer and Messrs. Peck, Stoffel. Fuller and Woolf. guests of the Casa Loma. were among the visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
 Last evening F. l.. Mullen shipped to Les Angeles in charge of James Wal lace three cars of two-year-old cattle which averaged $1,395 per car. This shipment is said to exceed in value per car any previously shipment from Tempe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Membert, from the east. who have been guests for the past few weeks at the home of Colonel and Mrs. Schultz, left last evening for Prescott.
 Tempe will be visited this week bg Miss Hollister. national organizer of the Young Woman's Christian Temper ance union. She will lecture on Wed nesday evening at the RI. F. church. on Thursday evening at the Congrega- tional church. and on Friday evening at the Baptist church. The first service of the week of prayer will be held this evening in the M. E. church, south. and each evening following up until Saturday, when prayer services will be held in the various churches where the above mentioned lectures will be given. commencing one hour earlier than the lecture hour.
 Last Sunday evening at 4:3O o'clock, at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs. J. F. Mosier of Bisbee. by the Rev. Shields, pastor of the First Presby- terian church of that city. occurred the marriage of Mir. C. A. Stewart of Tempe and Miss Olive J. Maxwell of Bisbee. The bride is a former resident of TeTSpe and q graduate of the Normal, being a member of the class of 1898. The groom. Mr. Stewart. is one of Tempe's most prominent business young men. having formerly been identified with the bank of Mesa. and at present is in charge of the books of the Tempe and Utah Canal companies. He was also a mem Der Of the class of '9S to which Mrs.