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Arizona republican., 1903-01-13

He that will not when he may,
When he will he shall have nay"
Beware lest you find this so by sad
experience.
Have you in your daily vocation
struggled against such heavy odds as
poor eyesight?
Have you put off from day 10 day
the thought that you must have your
eyes looked after?
Have you failed to increase your OPP
rCrtunities through life just because of
defective eyesight? And now when you
find the demands of your eyes impera-
tive, do you still procrastinate?
Come to us-let us examine your eyes
thoroughly, scientifically, before it is
zoe late.
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Carl Lindberg. janitOr 100
JAS. MoOnan, express on trees, -. 10
SkantZe & Nirya. wood. ................ 80. so
Fred Carlson. janitor, April y
to May 27,.... 5000
The following bills were presented
for payment:
John Bedford, teaming, freight 1851
d. & |. r.. telephone rent April
q to May ................... $50
School Education Co., mrchse.... 4.40
1t was moved and supported that
orders be drawn In payment of same.
The following bids for The building
of an addition TO Ely High School
were opened:
Frank l.. Johnson, 1886. 90
J. f. Schleunes, ...--. ............... 7S97.00
ThOS. Jury. ............. G4lO.00
No action being taken on bids it
was moved and supported that meet
ing adjourn until 1870 p. m. Tuesday
June %, 1903.
Ii. G. KELLY, Clerk.
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QuEER DECISION.

A rather queer decision as far as
Justice is concerned has been received
at the Duluth land office from head
quarters in Washington. The decision
refuses to give Robert c. Oliver an
other hearing in his contest against
Joseph Rogers for a tract of land in
town 69-24.
The case was one of considerable in
Forest at the time of it's trial. Oliver
filed on the claim in January, 1902, and
immediately began building a house on
thes property. While doing this he lived
In hunters cabin which was on the
property. He had the house COM
pleted when the shack in which he had
been living burned destroying all the
furnishings he had intended to use in
the new home.
He locked up the newly completed
building and went to Black Duck to
earn more money. When he returned
accompanied by his motherless daugh-
ter, Rogers had broken the lock of the
house, it is said, and was in possession.
I'm a long and bitterly fought contest
Rogers was successful and the letter
from Washington today removes the
last chance of divers recovering the
claim.
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THE Firms DIDN'T JOIN.

Firms from Duluth and superior. and
a few from the ranges, met in Duluth
last Sunday to discuss plans for organ
izing some kind of a socialist labor
union. In the afternoon they listened
to speeches and music commemorative
of the founding of the Ytava, a social
list organization to which many of the
Finnish labor leaders belong. DIR. A. +
Tanner, of ely, was among the speak
ers.
1t was expected that great many
workmen from the ranges would be III
attendance, but they did not appear
They are cut of sympathy with the
movement because they suspect that
some of the promoters have political
axe to grind.
One of them is quoted as saying:
eve supposed that the meeting was
rallied for the purpose of organizing
our countrymen into federation OF
labor unions such as the local FEEDER
ated Trades assembly, but is seems
that it was for the purpose Of lettering
our conditions by affiliating with. the
Socialis Labor party, and some Of us
Were not so sure that would help US to
any great extent in getting jobs or an
increase in wages. '-Eveleth News
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MARRIED AT VIRGINIA.

John Pashich, Of Bull, and Miss
louise Klohucar, of Ely, were the con-
tracing parties in an early morning
wedding which took place Thursday at
$50 o'clock in the Catholic church, Rev
Father Bilban officiating. Mr.. Pashich
Is q young man engaged in business in
Bull and has a large circle Of friends
here who wish him and his charming
young bride many years of happy we'd
ed bliss.-Virginian
Both of the young people are well
known in this city, the groom having
been employed here for some time with
M. Kapsch meat market, and bride be-
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Keobuchar of this city The Miner
doins their host of friends in this city
in wishing them unlimited happiness in
this, their new move.
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house for said School District and
that said School District hereby
makes application to the State of
Minnesota for loan Of Thirty-Five
Thousand Dollars to be used in pay
ing for the procuring of such grounds
and the erection of Il school building
thereon for said District and that
the bonds of the said School District
bearing interest at the rate Of four
per cent per annum for the sum OF
Tnirty-Fve Thousand d, liars be
issued therefore payable as follows:
? bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July 1st, 1909.
3 bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July 1st, 1910.
2 bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July 1st, 1911.
2 bonds for twenty-five. hundred dol
lars payable July LIST. 1912.
2 bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July 1st. 1913.
2 bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July lst, 1914.
2 bonds for twenty-five hundred dol
lars payable July lst, 1872
There being no further business,
it was moved and supported that
meeting adjourn.
H. G. KELLY, Clerk.
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for payment:
G L Newberry, express, kilograms
stamps, etc., ... ........................S 1867
Bintliff Mfg Co, framing pict'rs 1855
Central School Supply House, di-
pomas. programs and enyps.... a. SO
Oliver Iron Mining Co.. removing
storm sasheS... ..................... 5.0O
ST. Croix Lumber Co.. broom. so
1t was moved end supported that
same be allowed and orders drawn in
payment of same.
One bid was received for the build
ing of an addition to the Ely High
School. (J. e. Schleuucs. Duluth.)
1t was moved and supported that
the same be rejected aud that clerk
readvertise for bios.
1t was moved and supported that
Mr.. deWaard, Architect. Ee notified
that specifications be made to read
that contractor must furnish all ma
terial and to alter specifications &C
cordingly.
1t was moved and supported that
meeting adjourn until7:30 p. M, June
10, 1903.
III. C. KELLY, Clerk.
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Boston and Return $27. 60.

Account the National Educat ional
Association Convention at Boston
July 9th to 10th, the Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic Ry. will make the
following rates from Duluth:
Via Montreal or Buffalo, direct
rail .S27. GO
Via St. Ignace, Detroit and Buff
falo. by train and steamer. 27.85
Via Owen Sound. Toronto and
Montreal by train and steamer $3.50
Via Owen Sound, Toronto and
Buffalo, by train and steamer
Via Owen Sound, Toronto, st.
Lawrance River and Montreal
by train and steamer $500. ... 56.OO
Tickets at above rates will be on
sale July ISt to 9Th, inclusive, and
will be valid for return passage leay-
ing Boston July 18th. Upon deposit
of return portion of ticket and upon
payment Of fifty cents the return limit
will be extended until September lst.
For further information, sleeping car
or stateroom reservation. please write
or apply to, Mart Adson. Gen'l Agent,
426 Spalding Hotel Block. Duluth.
MINI.
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Ii. G. KELLY, Clerk.

Adjourned Meeting held June %.
Members present Grant McMahan,
Director; Chas. TreZona. Treasurer:
Fl. c. Kelly, Clerk; Mr.. Newberry,
Supt.
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved on motion duly sup
ported.
1t was moved and supported that
the bids OF Frank L. Johnson, j. e.
Schleunes and Thos. Jury for the
building of the addition to Ely High
School be rejected.
1t was moved and supported that
Mr.. Grant McMahan be empowered
TO arrange for kalsomining the Cen
trail and Winton schools. also the
building of coal shed at the Winton
school and have necessary repairs
made.
It was moved and supported that
the bill presented by Mr.. Newberry
amounting to S1l.00 for expenses in
connection with commencement eX-
ercises be allowed.
The question Of providing more
school accommodate and the neces-
SHY therefor was discussed by the
board and the following resolution
was presented and adopted, all the
members voting in favor of the same
viz:
RESOLVED, that the present ac-
cancellations for grounds and build
ings for school purposes are not SUI
ficient, and that it is evident that
the rapidly increasing school popula-
tion will in the near future require
another school building and grounds
larger than any now possessed by the
district, that it is estimated Thirty
Five Thousand Dollars will be requir-
ed to purchase grounds and build
such building. therefore be it further
RESOLVED. that a special meeting
of the qualified voters Of School Dis.
trict No. II, st. Louis County, Mime.
sofa, be called for July 7, 1903, at
I o'clock p. m. of said day in the Cen.
trail School Building on Second Az.
enue, to vote upon procuring grounds
and erecting IL school building and
voting to bond the School District fol-
the said amount to pay for the same
that the clerk give the notice required
by law and that the following resolu
tion be entered in said notice as The
proposition to be voted for at sale
meeting. viz:
''REsOLvED' that School District
No. II, st. Louis County. Minnesota
procure grounds and erect a schoo
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PROCEEDINGS
Of the
SCHOOL BOARD,
District No. IL.

Meeting held June 2, 1903
Present, Grant McMahan. director;
Chas. Trezona, treasurer; II. G. Kelly,
clerk! G. L. Newberry, Supt.
There being no quorum at meeting
called for May 10, no meeting was
held.
Clerk read minutes Of last meeting
and on motion duly supported same
were adopted as read.
Clerk read communication from
Jacob Pete representing the Finnish
School committee, usking the privel-
eye of using one of the school rooms
for the purpose of teaching children
of Finnish nationality during the
months of July and August.
1t was moved and supported that
the clerk notify Mr.. Pete that owing
to the fact that it took The most of
vacation time to clean, kalsomine,
oil and repair the school rooms prep
aratory to commencing school the
last of August, the request could not
be granted.
Bids were read from Central School
Supply House, ST. Paul Book and Sta
tioneIy Co.. Duluth PAPER & Station
ery Co., to flu nish school supplies for
next years use.
It was moved and supported that
the purchase of the same be left to
the clerk and superintendent to ar
range.
The following bills were presented
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The Crayvfish and Others.

The Crayvfish and Others.
devresbo reve 10Y evaH
,yarg ,hsifwarc eht tahT
drawrof og OF redro nj
?yaw rehto eht seoG
,yas ,dnA
devresbo reve uoy evaH
ohw elpoep emoS
yltcaxe drawrof oG
Pod sehsifwarc eht sA
IN. Y. Sun.
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Mrs. Benham-Don't you think this
new dress of mine is a creation?
Benham-Well, there's nothing like
it described in the book of Genesis.
IN. Y. Times.
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Application for Liquor
License.
State Of Minnesota. &C
City of Ely, 90

State Of Minnesota. &C
City of Ely,
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city coun-
Gil of the city of Ely and ii ed in the office OF
the city clerk praying for license to sell
Intoxicating liquors for one year commenc ,
ing July l. 1903 ard terminating June 30 1904
and to the following named persons to-wit.
JOHN BARTOL.
in the lower front room of the building stu
ate d on lot IL. block I. original plat OF Ely
Said application will be heard ana deter,
mined by said city council at the council
chambers in the city hall, i'm said city: coun-
ty and state, on Tuesday. the 3Oth day OF
June, 1868.
Witness my band and seal Of said city
this 1Ith day of June. 1903.
(SeaD Lewis j. Nhlte. CITY CLERK
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Cured Him.

Eyes, the young man in the cordu-
roy knickerbockers was saying, my
father always intended me for the min
istry. When was about 81, however,
he gave up the idea"
"What made him change his mind?"
swell, he heard me try to preach
once. Chicago Tribune,
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III. c.. X ELY, Clerk

Adjourned Meeting held June 10.
Members present. Grant McMahan,
Director; Chas. Trezona, Treasurer;
III. G.. Kelly, Clerk; Mr.. Newberry,
Supt.
Clerk read minutes of last meeting
which were adopted as read on motion
duly supported.
The following payments which had
been made since May 5, were approved
on motion duly supported:
~ T, Nawbnrrv Cnlrrv pri1 Nav S160
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Application for Liquor License
State of Minnesota, So

Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city coun-
Gil of the city Of Ely and filed in the office OF
the city clerk praying for a license to sell
Intoxicating liquors for one year commencc-
ing July / 1903 and terminating June so 1901
and to the following named persons to-wlt:
NJ L. SKALA.
in the lOwce front room of the building stu
ated on lot L. block of Whitesides addition
to Ely.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council at the council
chambers in the city hall of said city. coun-
ty and state on Tuesday the 3Oth day June,
1903.
Witness my hand and seal of said city this
18th day of June. 1903.
(seaD Lewis ]. White, city clerk.
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Application for liquor
license.
State of Minnesota, &C

Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city coun-
Gil of the city of Ely and filed in the Office
of the city clerk praying fora license TO sell
Intoxicating liquors for one year cOmmenc-
ing July : 1903 and terminating July l 1904
and to the following named persons to-Wit:
JOSEPH MANNED,
lin the lower front room of the building stu
II ted on lot 3. block 8 of WhiteSidcs Ad. TIC
Ely.
mined by said city council at the council
chambers In the city hall in said city. coun-
ty and state on Tuesday the 80 day of june
1908
Witness my hand andseal Of said city this
18th day of June. 1903.
(seaD Lewis j. White. city clerk
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Her Plan.

81 intend" she said, ito follow Mrs.
Mackey's plan and give in charity as
much as l spend on dress. It's such a
grand idea, SO enrolling"
cts good plan," he admitted. II
think you spend too much on dress,
anyway"
whats that got to do with it?'' she
demanded.
- "Why, you'll divide your wardrobe
money, won't you?"
Certainly not. I expect you to
double it."-Brooklyn Life.
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Monopoly.

Monopoly.
A lady once asked a little girl OF
five if she had any brothers.
eyes," said the child, 81 have three
brothers"
"And how many sisters, my dear?'
asked the lady.
"Just one sister, and I'm it" replied
the small girl.-Little Chronicle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
BOARD
TO BUY
BONDS
School Funds Invested
in School
Bonds
School Districts Applying TO
the State Board for Loans,
the New Law a
Good One

Under legislative authority the
state Land Board Is now completing
arrangements for the investment OF
the surplus in the various funds in
the hands Of the board. in school dis.
trict bonds or warrants. and several
districts In the state are preparing to
place their bonds in the hands OF the
board The legislative act in aues.
ton. passed at the last session OF the
assembly provides that school district
officers, when ready to sell bonds. are
required to notify the State Land
Board Of such issue, the board TO have
the refusal of the bonds at 5 per cent
interest In the case Of the refusal OF
the board to purchase the bonds. the
district officers are authorized to ad.
vertise and sell them to the highest
bidder.
Under this act, school district No. 1.
OF Clatsop county (the Astoria dis.
trlcD has offered to the board bonds
aggregaung $4,000, and school dis.
trlct No 2. OF wasco county. offers a
similar Issue OF sS5OO Blank bonds
are now in the course OF preparation,
aud as soon as printed. the arrange.
ments for the sale and transfer OF the
bonds will be completed. The board
proposes TO have the districts use uni.
form bonds.
Under the act OF 1901. placing the
interest rate for bonds by the State
Land Board at 6 per cent. one such
school district bond was purchased.
II was issued by a district in Harney
county for $500. The bonds OF the
Clatsop and wasco county districts
mentioned above will be the first pur.
chases OF the board under the new
act
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

Harry Fisher returned from Port.
land today, where his mother has been
very sick for several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Houston went to Eu.
gene today for a short visit at the
home of her father, E. J. McClanahan.
Alfonz De Fony an epileptic. from
Wasco county, and Mrs. Amelia AL.
derson, from Douglas county, were re.
ceived at the asylum yesterday
Mrs. Mary Walker. Of Beaverton.
spent Thursday visiting Misses Julia
and Cecil McCulloch, and returned to
her home this morning.
Miss Lucy Woolsey, Of the Salem
Hotel. was taken 10 the Salem hospi.
tai last night suffering from an at.
tack Of typhoid malaria.
Bert Geer has gone to New York
City, where he has accepted POSI-.
tion on the New York Journal He
was accompanied by his sister Musa
Geer who win spend her vacation In
that city.
Miss Victoria worsham. who has
been employed for some time as book.
keeper at the Salem Steam Laundry,
went to Portland this morning. There
she will take training as a nurse in
St Vincent's Hospital
Messrs. ]. A. McFadden and
MeFadden and their sister.
Miss McFadden. OF scanlan, Pennsyl.
vanIa. who spent the past week In the
city, visiting ]. p. Frizzell and family,
left this morning for Portland and
Puget Sound. They are touring the
Pacific coast for pleasure.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
Restored to Citizenship.

Gov. Geo. Il. Chamberlain this al.
ternoon restored to citizenship one
Percy Mcdonald. a young man who
was recently discharged from the pen,
itentiary. having served term for oh.
tanning money under false pretenses.
McDonald's record. as a prisoner. was
good, and. on account OF his youth.
and the recommendation OF District
Attorney A. Il. Reames, who prosecut-
ed the lad. the governor granted the
full pardon restoring him 10 citizen
shin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
SHIELDS
PARK
PROGRAM
Second Performance
Drew a Good
Crowd
George Jones Is a Whirlwind
Dancer and the bar Per-
formers Cannot be
Excelled

A falr-sized audience attended
Shields Park last night to witness the
second performance OF the Shields
Vaudeville Co. and from the ap.
plause each number received, showed
that the entertainment was greatly ap.
preciated. Norwood Bros. the ex.
pert horizontal bar performers. did
their work with ease, which plainly
showed that they were old hands at
the business. Oscar Norton. the young
California Indian tenor who Is well
known In Salem, handled the illustrat.
cd songs with great success George
Jones again captured tho audience
with his talk. and the audience would
not let him on until he had done his
famous buck and wing dance. Lyn.
don a wrenn. In their amusing
sketch, and Mann a Franks. the cos.
ter singers, again made good. The
polysoope, with lts interesting pic
lures. closed the show. During the
warm weather Shields Park Will GER
tainly be winner as everything IA
costly arranged 10 make its patrons
comfortable. There viii bo a perfor
nance every night. weather permit.
ting. Next week there win be an en-.
tire change OF bill. new people and
new Views on the polyscope Each
week the bin will grow In excellence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
Musical Event Tonight.

The dramatic and musical event Of
he week takes place tonight at the
Grand Opera House. when the stu.
dents OF the Sacred Heart Academy
sive fine three-act comedy. all the
parts being taken by young ladies'.
and some very fine musical selections.
All the friends OF the institution will
be out. and II win be a swell social
event Seats sold at the box office.
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Hood River Berries

(ulacicr, June lbth.l
The total shipment OF strawberries
up 10 and including Tuesday night
amounts TO 07.sO9 crates: 10000 crates
more than the total shipment Tor the
season OF 1909.
The rains the fore part OF the week
lowered the shipments somewhat. but
they will begin 10 Increase aEain 20.
night, and are expected 10 continue
heavy for a week or more before the
season begins 10 near the end
Tho season is ended for White Sal
mon, and the lower end OF Hood Riv.
or valley. and the exodus OF pickers
has begun. In tho foothills the sea.
son ia at Ia best, and One quality of
fruit IA coming in. The hot weather.
beginning June 9th. and continuing
for hye days, did more damage. Il IL
feared. than was nrat estimated Re
ports from shipments made then show
the fruit 10 have arrived In poor con
dltlon, which makes more OF Do
morAiized market than anythine else
The demand continues good for
hrstclass berries, aud Il Ia expected
that the prices viii again advance IN
a few days. The rain Monday dam.
aged some oyerripe fruit. but. a.
whole. was a great benent 70 late
patches.
New Variety Of Strawberries
A new variety. very fine and large.
closely resembling tho MAsoon. vas
received from Salem yesterday in
some quantity. Il was originated BY
Colonel Hofer, Of Salem. and II named
the Paris" A very large and beautl
ful plant of another new variety,
growing In a pot and loaded with ber
ries OF all sizes, about 100 In all was
also exhibited on Front street yester-
day. II Ia called tho Oregon" and
was originated BY Mr. Hofstadter of
Woodlawn. AZ Salem. some three
years ago. The ripe berries are very
large, and look much like the Magoon.
which has not been surpassed YET
The plant was marvel for sire and
appearance, as IL generally the cAse
with seedlings. -Oregonian, June i3th.
Tho PaFis strawberry WAS iut
brought 10 our attention BY A. Rich.
who resides 10 this city. and who IN.
troduced the plant from France about
ten years ago. Il was named after Dr
Morier. a celebrated Freneh hortieul.
1continnsd oa sIaih paEsl
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4! |: 4. ;:::!!.SOcialRealm3
Musical Event.

#n Wallace Graham, known at
faIsn as the husband of Lottle Hell.
|eotrnd, one Of the most popular
5oaI ladies who ever lived at the
CtN|tl City. is to appear at the Mar
Qn.n Brand, Portland, Saturday even.
Ing lpne 20, in a violin recital, as.
a|t|16 by Rose Bloch Bauer and Edgar
3nrsen, under the patronage of
SOME prominent society ladies Of the
n|1||tpolis.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
odd Fellows Visit.

A party OF local Odd Fellows went
" Independence last evening to at
Tend a meeting Of the lodge In that
city where work in the second and
third degrees was performed by the
Dallas degree team. A very pleasant
r|eeting was held and the lodge work
proper was followed by banquet.
Among those going from Salem were
Deputy Grand Master ]. A. Mills, DR..
W. 4. Williamson, A. Il. strang, r. d,
Alien. Clayton Young. J. w. Young.
W 7. Rigdon, NJ p. Baldwin and w.
y. Claggett.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
PERSONALS.

Master Harvey Parker is visiting In
Albany.
Harry swafford and wife went to
Onion this morning.
Judge Wolverton went up 10 Albany
on the morning train.
W. NJ. cherrington left for Portland
this mornlng for brief visit.
W. r. Gray left this morning for his
home IN Portland, after a few days
r|.|l IN Salem.