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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-12
InfOrmeS relatives al
ServiCiO de pO|iCia
INTERVIEW EN- Ell CUARTEL &C.
NERAL.
Expresivas manifestaCiones de
los jefes de la PoIiCia insuIar.

Para que Ia information tenga inte-
res Y pueda aspirar al favor del publ
co en- general, debe ser honrada y We
ridica Ya Sc haga en- broma va en- Sc
rio, debe palpitar en- ell fcndo la YER
dad.
Cumpliendo con nuestro deber de
informadOres recognizes por yarias We
ces las queias que hasta nosotros lie
garon, respecto Ia pagadurfa de la
Policfa insular.
Algo tenfa que haber en- ell fondo,
cuando trascend1a hasta ell p6blico,
permaneciendo latente.
Esta manana decidimos comisionar
uno de nuestros reporters para que
Sc avistase con ell senor Meyer, pero
no pudo ser, por no estar ALI dicho
caballero por apremiar ell tempo
Nuestro reporter sc traslado al des-
pacho del comandante senior Lutz, en-
momentos en- q. Sc encontraba presente
ell coroncl Hamill.
Nuestro reporter Sc fuG L fondo y
diJo L los eXpresados jefes cuanto Sc
decfa Y hablaba.
Los citados jefes POGO mas menos,
dijeron 10 siguicnte:
TNosotros nos hemO5 prcOcupado
sicmpre de cuanto ha dichO la prcnsa
desde que tomamos possession de nucs-
tros cargos. DebemOs decir ustcd
en- sintesis, que desde que estamos al
frente del cuerpo, nuestra labor ha ST.
do muy ruda y hcmOs luchado con
grandes inconyenientes. Iiemos tcni-
do que ponernos de frente contra in
moralidades p6bIicas privadas, den
tro y fuera del cuerpo IIa habido
necesidad de hacer una selection,
tratamos aun de ordenar las cosas que
encontramos en- NAL estado.
Ertre Otras, ell archivo, meior dicho,
el mont6n dc papeles desordenada-
mente amontonados, nos obhg0 4 po-
ncr cuaro guardias inteligentes que
trabaian constantemente, para l0grar
haccr un archlyO.
Respccto 4 las qucias contra cl Sc
nor Arturo Meyer, asc@uramos 1 us
ted bajo nuestra palabra honrada, quc
Sc han prescntado inlinjtas Quejas, que
hcmos indagado { investigate minu-
cl0saucnte, sin quo una sola haya sido
comprobada
Lo ocurrido es que Mr.. Meyer, Ina
estado enfcrmo mucho tempo sin
personal bastante que lie auXiliara. La
falta de orden V mGtodo para ell traba-
10, ha dadO lugar i estas murmuracio-
mes.
FL scnor Meyer cs m hombrc pun
que pueda comprometcrlc, NO solo ma
terialmentc sino en- cl ordcn moral.
Cr6anos 10 que lie dccimos.
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BAYAM0N

Extenso Y detaIlado es el informe
anual que al pueblo al Honorable go
bernador de Puerto Rico, presenta ell
alcalde de Bayam6n.
Consta de p paginas ell foIleto, Y del
informe Sc deduce que la administra-
ci6n pdblica ALI ha tropezado con no
pocos obstaculos.
FL estado econ6mico del municipio
es POGO mas 8 menos ell mismo porque
atraviesa la mayoria de las municipali-
dades de la isla.
Agradeccmos la cortosia del senior
alcalde de Bayam6n, que nos ha obse-
quiado con un ejemplar del folleto alu-
dido.
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RupGrta Rios no
Duede beber IiCOreS
At0ntadO contra una jOVGn pro-
f8SOra.
EI Juez kopeI termino ell enre-
do como eI sabe hacerIo.

No puede tomar licor, Sc lie va muy
pronto 4 la cabeza, Ruperta Rio.
Anoche despues de darse unos GUAM
tos Luteluaeos en- la pulperfa de Rie-
IN Hermanos la emprendi6 con la es-
piritual profesora de ingl6s Miss Lau-
ra Smith, coii6ndola por el cuello con
intenci6n de eXtrangularla
Miss Laura habla espanol correcta-
monte y gritaba, iguardia, guardia,
que me matan FL policfa Jose Her
nandez, que esta en- todas parties, CO.
ji6 4 Ia ciudadana guaya,hty la llev6
al dep6sito municipal. FL Juez KopeI
Sc encarg6 despu6s, de terminar la
tragi-comedia que empez6 en- la pull
pDria.
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BALE De MASCARAS

Los obreros de san Juan proyectan
dar un baile de mascaras cl dla % del
actual en- los salones del teatro.
Sc nombraran comisiones de todos
los gremios, 4 fin de que todos con
Curran.
Las personals que tienen la inicia-
tiva en- este festival, son garantia bas-
tante para un buen Gxito.
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EI pan en- Arecibo es de
muy mala Calidad

Siguen en- Arecibo quejandose de la
mala calidad del pan que Sc exPende
ALI para ell consume p0blico.
Pasa va de castaho oscuro 10 que
ocurre con ese artfculo en- Ia indicada
ciudad
Ultimamente, Sc dice que una pana-
derfa eXpendi6 el pan en- buenas con-
diciones, pero una solamente; mas pa
rece que luego ha continuado el mismo
yicio, y ell pan es sumamente p6simo,
Creemos que la Junta de Sanidad
local procedera en6rgicamente contra
los que no tienen en- cueEta que la sa-
lud del pueblo es la suprema ley, y al
fin esos males tendran t6rmino.
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LOS PRoPIETARIos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas do domandas.
En- Ella Correspondence de Puerto
2inob
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BODAS EN- CAGUAS
PARECE AQUEL UN BUEN CLIMA
PARA Los QUE PADEZCAN De
"SOLTERIA."
(Dc Hltc&tlU colrc&p0uSa(J

Agosto, IL Mucho ha sido lamen-
tada Ell Caguas la muerte de don Ge-
rardo Dardler, secretario de este A
yuntamiento. FL entierro fu6 muy con
currido despidiendo ell dueIo el se6or
Jose Molina Munoz.
Sc indica para sustituir al finado Sc
nor don Gerard0 Dardlcr como secre-
tario de este Ayuntamiento al antigua
probo empleado pdblico don Jose
Cordov6s y Berries que reside en- San
Lorenzo, quien goza de muchas sim
patfas en- esta ciudad
Han contraido matrimonio ante cl
distinguido Sacerdote PresbItero LA
mas Muniz, ell honrado artesano don
Manuel Bracero con la bella senorita
Ramona Diaz Fu6 concurrida la igle-
sia por inlinidad de personas. Felici-
tamos al querido amigo Bracero. De-
seamosles muchas felicidades.
Tambien contrajeron matrimonio ca
tolico ell senior don Hip6lito Cruz con
la senorita dona Paula Rend0n, 4 quie-
nes tambien deseo muchas felicidades.
Podemos asegurar que Caguas es ell
pueblo de la isla en- donde mas casa
mientos Sc celebran. FL sabado casa
ronse don Jose Palau y Olivia con la
senorita Ramona ERucabado: la concu-
rrencia fu6 muy nu nerosa, y la igle-
sia fu6 iluminada, ofciando ell Reve-
rendo Urbano Llamas Muniz. Felici-
tamos muy de veras 4 los nuevos con
yugues.
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ANDRES CROSAS

MARINA
Acaba de recibir y ofrece 4 precios
limitados.
Tablas pino americana
" ingl6s (spruce)
Hemlock
Iodo superior ais l
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GALERIA COLORADO FL mcjor esta-
bleeimieuto de Puerto Rico. Toda clase de
tlabaios de fotograJta, san Jose II, Tcld-
fono 24
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M MULAS S

Sc venden 30 mulas domadas en- ca
rreterfa carga; sanas, de i 1 6 amos,
tamano grande.
Para informcs, en- esta redaccion.
15-Y-d
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OPTICO CIENTlFlCO
BaqIerO y Gandara

Comerciantes importadorcs dc pro-
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is y Is, San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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En- esta inprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo S2-40 quintal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

slime said that the water mains which sup
ply the Heights section. and from which
the supply was drawn at the time Of the
fire, are practically filed up with rust and
an accumulation of deposits left from the
water. The twelve-inch mains are clogged
to such an extent that the stream which
passes through them 10 not more than
eight inches In diameter.
Insurance men have been familiar with
the lack OF water pressure for nearly .
year. and last spring advanced their rates
on downtown property 20 Per cent. Al
though many OF the fire engines in Brook
Ign are of antiquated make and equipped
with hose that bursts under the slightest
pressure. the principal matter OF COM
plant of the insurance men is the lack Of
water pressure.
Charred almost beyond recognition, the
body Of the man who persisted in the IRE
was found in tho ruins of McGrosrtys
cafe. which adjoined the academy. He
was identified as Walter II. Brooks, -
years old. n stage hand. of No. ia South
Eighth street. Brooklyn. Charles J. Cor
nell. his cousin. and Joseph Sylvia, n
friend. who made the Identification, BE-
came historical with grief.
A crowd of nearly two Thousand persons,
2op OF. them women. i;npelied by morbid
curiosity. brushed the dozen policemen
present aside in q desperate endeavor to
get a glimpse OF the body. Women fought
with men to get near the rear Of the
wagon.
Brooks met his death In an endeavor 70
save some OF the valuable wines which
were stored in tho ice box Of the cafe. De-
claring that Mr. McGroarity has always
been good to me. and want to help him
Ollt"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

yellow-les chicken, corn bread and sweet
potato pie of this hotel. and were fairly
ravenous to fall against 1t. Hence it was
with great joy when We heard the dinner
bell. When We gathered at the table. In
came q. coon. bearing tray heaped with
dishes Of canned baked beans.
All IN right sorry. gentlemen, said the
landlord. standing at the head of the table,
that All wasn't betteh prapahed to enteh-
tain yisitohs from Eoston. These hehe
mizzable canned beans is the best All
mohhcw. gentlemen. Anil have some real
baked beans and come Goldfish TO- you,
all. and All reckon yo'll feel Jest the
same as at homer
And We didn't get as much as g. Whit
OF chicken the three days We were there"
STAIIL PRAISES COLLINS.
Stahl said yesterday in discussing tho
Beaneaters' team and the methods which
have contributed to their unparalleled sue
cess: Jimmy Collins is tho greatest base
ball general Of them all. He has a sys-
Which has Simply had S to Win 1 THe boys
on the Boston team swear by Collins and
II is to this fact-the confidence which he
enjoys OF the entire team-which has
made the team work of the Bostons by
word In the baseball world during the past
year.
1.-The hit-and-run and the doubie-steal
in his palmy days. have been combined
and improved by Collins until the method
has become invincible. Collins has been
compared with Tebeau in this respect. and
the odds are al, in favor Of the Bison by
q long way. HIS polish and gentlemanly
tactics have been effective even where
Teoeau failed.
collins has been loyal to his players.
fought for them, and Is simply one Of us.
He has carefully watched over the work
of the team, and, while always on the
lookout for the interest Of the owners. he
has never been guilty Of any deal which
would make him unpopular with his men;
collins methods are all his own. and
while all Of the boys are familiar with
them the team has not given the secrets
away. This Is what has placed the Boston
on a pedestal which has been the envy OF
the big league. Collins is a born leader Of
men on the diamond. and next year will
see his great team Just where IT is this
year@at the top.
be back again next year. and they were
prepared to fight to finish for the genial
manager Of the champions and the crew.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Billiard and Pool Notes,


The season OF billiards has arrived in earnest.
and from now until spring days arrive the DIFF
ferent hall. will present scenes Of activity. Tho
center of interest is a. the Grand because Of
the amateur three-cushion billiard tournament
in progress ana tho very interesting academy
games between tho professionals,
Tho amateur tournament 10 nearing III end.
with Doctor Campbell looking like sure win
ner The doctor has lost but one game out Of
seven and II Is not probable that he will lose
any Of the games with his remaining op-
pcnents However, the uncertainty Of tho game
is what lends xest to tournaments, and tho doc
tor may have q surprise or two In store for
him.
Second tournament honors will be fought for
by Admins. Thomas Hutch!ngs and Peterson.
with each player having a chance. Charley No.
land, the premier three-cushion player OF the
city, has no chance 70 show in tho nrst divi-
sion. because Of his poor work carly in the tour
nament when he was defeated all along tho
line. Lately he rounded Into form and he is
playing such a bang-up game that he probably
will win all OF his remaining eameA
hollands finish in his game with Brock last
week was OF the heart-breaking kind. but
1t is only what lie Is likely to do with any old
opponent II said opponent falls down al Brock
did when he had hne chance to win. Brock
has resolved never again to miss the cue ball
when he goes AFTER q sure thing.
Tho academy players at tho GRIND keep busy
from 3 o'clock up to midnight tho week round.
Frank Day. John Morgan, Jesse Leon and Char
ley Van Dyke arc the academy players. They
arc assisted. at times. by holland, Campbell and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
RANcHERS SEARCH FOR
BAND OF RENEGADES.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Naco. Ariz., Dec. 5.-American pxoo.
pectors who have Just returned from the
Bocoachi country in Sonora bring word Of
the recent raid upon the towns and
ranches of that section by a Mexican out
law named Sanchez. who. with his band Of
renesades. is st.ll at large and IS believed
to have crossed the line into Arizona.
Sanchez was at one time n wealthy Mex
lean rancher and owned large herds of
cattle ranging in the Bocoachi country.
He became involved In trouble and was
thrown into a Mexican prison. While
serving his term OF five years he turned
over his property to his brother-in-laW,
When he finally regained his liberty Il
was to find his ranch in the possession Of
q stranger and all his cattle sold to sur.
rounding ranchers.
He demanded satisfaction Of his brother
in-law. who lived In Bocoachi. who paid
no attention to his threats and drove him
out OF the place. Sanchez fled TO- the
mountains, where he fell in with q band
OF reneSades. He resolved to make use Of
them to bring his brother-in-law to terms.
and at their head rode into Bocoachi with
a dozen men. and before the store Of his
brother-in-law commanded him to mako
good the property he had stolen. No at
tention was paid to his threats, and tbs
band at once began to shoot up the
town.
The brother-in-law was killed in the
fight. and then Sanchez fed with his band
to the mountains. They took trail lead
ing to the north and were followed by .
band Of rurales. All trace Of the renegadeg
was for some time lost, when they turned
up at George Dunn's ranch, in the Ato
Mountains. and. having raided It.. ded
again toward tho north. always robbing
ranchers when in need Of food and fresh
horses.
The authorities at Canaea wsre notinsd
and all the rurales in the section united
But the officers were in no hurry to enc
gage In q fight with Sanchez and when
posed to take place was reached 6anche1
and his men had ned.
The bandits were next seen By . Mod:
can crossing the line. The party h1d
mounted and heavily armed. Tho rangers
in the section where they were seen e!e
searching for the party, and another nSht
seems ineYitable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Tho official averages Of the American
League give Napoleon IIajoie the leader
ship in Johnson's league in batting.
Farrell is the nominal leader. but he did
not play enough to entitle him TO the name
Of leader. Lajoie's actual average is 900.
Strangely enough the late Ed DelehantE
Ia second. For many years Lajoie and
l,eiehanty were rivals with the willow
Until the time of his death Deiehaniy was
swing Laioie a hard fight for honors-
The averages are none too fiatterinc 10
the sluggers of the Browns. Not 4
Brownie is found In the stylish three hun
cred circle. Burkett leads the local hit
tiers with an average OF .2sS. the lowest
mark he has reached in many seasons.
Heidrick follows Burkett, Emmett clout-
ing them out at the rate Of .2Sl. Hill,
Wallace. Padden and Henphin batted be-
low 20. Kahoe ami Sugden also batted
10 poor form.
In the outtieid Hemphill led the locals.
Neither Heidrick nor Burkett flelded In
very good form. In the infield Wallace did
we'll. as did Hill at :hird. Anderson led
the FIRST sacRers. but. as he will be with
New York next season. that fact does not
Interest local fans very much.
The figures:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
RUSTY WATER MAINS
IMPERIL BROOKLYN.
Deputy Commissioner Van Idenstine
Says Pipes Are CloEged-Body
Found in Fire Ruins.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Dec. 5.-1nsurance brokers
and residents Of the Heights section In
Brooklyn have been. aroused to q realiza-
ton of the new danger to life and property
from an inadequate water supply, As was
developed by the Academy Of Music hre
Deputy Water Commissioner Van Iden-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

quantity OF acrid matter in the
joints and muscles. Some peo-
pie are almost helpless from the
first, while Others have occa-
sional spells or are uncomforta-
BILE, restless, nervous and half
sick ali the time from the
nagging aches and pains. Rheu-
ysatism is a disagreeable COM
panion even in its mi1dest form.
grows worse as we grow older.
and frequently stifens the joints,
draws the muscles out of shape
and breaks down the nervous
system. A disease that origin
ates in the blood, as Rheumatism
does, cannot be cured with ex-
ternal remedies like liniments a,
pains or drive them to some othe
the disease or improve the cor,
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RHEUMATISM
AN INDEscRleABLE TORTURE

Because Rheumatism sometimes comes on suddenly
that it Is chance disease accidental
takes time for it to develop and the long before
the acids that the aches then db
ued through the circulation to different the SYSTEM
settle in joints muscles and system
condition tneeds only exciting
the subng posons and bring Rheumatism The severity
the of the blood the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
TRADES MAY BE NUMEROUS
AT NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET.

Nearly Every Owner His Line Out for Players Other Teams
-Robisons May Out-McCloskey Spoken of
Manager of the Nationals for 1904Burke Good
Ball PlayerBoston Players Do Not Get Chicken Dinner in
Souh-Selee Shrewd Trader.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

New York city. and Glenn Ellison q Duluth
Their r prssence viii lend new intsreH. ' to the
academy; The academy Is even more successful
ana s g III Ss T Ssns1s S sis
The crowd of regulars at tho Grand wcre on
| gneumonia: staley wa. compelled by illness 70
tss is. Tine 'T The iirst day gu. s,aley had "a
ut with Brock, and, considering his weak state
s,aley. fresh, from the, hospital. recalled to
cushion s iH Ssrd pase s in s.oFE Yeuns
4 known. played pretty fair game Of bill
lars Tor TIE INST ,i@s and he e e saas sx-
pected to win brackets. at least occasionally.
is on az asR Rs sHs
aged to win from Young. and he was about to
spa e S 5oe in his n w ss' city
Hertzeli was new to Young; he had not seen
@ soo play shs has noe as &sa
cue for about two months: Young CALAMITY
to 9ss anS IN
1us the TO button ass ss + f5S
He was, elated at having found one opponent
he could heat The balls were ; in nice posi-
hardly mis-: and he was about to shout when
Hertzoll said, 'Hurry up and run out Just
got out OF the hospital and can hardly stand. :"
the s t.
not entered any tournaments. because OF lack
OF time, but he 10 one o. the most accurate and
finished three-cushion players IN tho CITY, He
practice. and he frequently drops into the
Grand for a short game. and leads some Of
the regular players q merry race to tho end or
the string.
East Indian sportsmen who own field
dogs complain Of q pest Of horse leeches
which infest all tho waters Of India. Tho
reptiles attach themselves to the inside Of
the nose while tho animals arc drinking
and cannot be displaced save by tying the
dog in the hot sun until he Is almost dead
from heat and thirst and then holding a
pan of water under his nose. The vermin
then let go and drop into the water. But
there are many weeks when there is not
leeches stick. The effect upon dogs, too,
Is similar to that of worms. They grow
thin and weak and listless.
Messrs. Fawcett. the famous owners Of
coursing grayhounds. who so frequently
have won the Waterloo Cup of recent
years. accomplished wonderful feat in
the Seton Stakes for forty-fve dog pup
pies run at Altcar recently. Fred F'eath-
er. Fight the Flames and Fire Fuel, all by
Fiery Furnace. out of Forest Fury, d.
vided the stake. Mr.. Fawcett did not have
any other nominations in the stake Fiery
Furnace Is, so lar, the champion gray
hound sire Of the year in England
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
NAPOLEON LAJOIE LEADS
AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTERS.

Cleveland PLAYER With Batting Average Of $50
Delehanty the Runner UpNot One of the Browns Bat
Well at 3OO-Burket Leads the Local Swaters-srowns DO
Well as Feders-Anderson First Among First Basemen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
iEuMATIsM IN ELBOWS, wRIsTs
AND KNEES,

RHEUMATISM IN ELBOWS, wRIsTs
AND KNEES.
Ufbana, Ohio. Aug. 90, 1908.
Last winter I had severe attack Of
elbow, and from there TO nv Witt: thS
right wrist was the worse. It became
swollen and extremely painful. ny loft
tackled. It became swollen and Of course
painful. The next point to be affected
was the ..1 hip and ankle. which. gave mo
about for some time. / VA under freSS.
msnt OF physician for awhile, but eet.
ting no better 7 beRan 9. g. g., and alter
taIklng ie ZOE ZONE time I VISA entirely
and soreness disappeared. consider
o. 8. 3. an excellent remedy for RhonMS.
tism and q! troubles having their oriein
-. ,,. GRIFFITH KELLY.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19
CDISWn tne......... ONiO Bicycle Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires ana sundries. Most complete repair shop in
 the city. Nos. and 9. s. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19
ofLocalv
 Interest.
THE WEAEHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19

Forecast for today-Showers. Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes .erday:
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19

Wear the cool and correct comfort
 Clothes bearing this famous mark
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19

For sale or exchange for improved or unimproved Phoenix residence prop erty, ITO feet frontage on main bJsi- ness street in Wickenburg, the mining center of central Arizona. Partly oc- Cupied by News Herald and postoffice buildings. rest vacant. Will pay 20 to 30 per cent interest upon price asked. Dick Wick Hall, Wickenburg, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19
1000 SHARES

Of Sonora Mining & Milling stock for sale at 15 cents per share. Address Box B, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19
ATTENTION, ELKS.

All Eiks will meet at their hall Sun day afternoon Gt 3 o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother w. H. Thompson.
 FRANK H. LYMAN, Exalted Ruler.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-19

Maximum temperature. l06 mini mum temperature, 76.
 Average relative humidity. g. per ct. Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.