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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

tell YOU what want from you III iatl
Christmas they are az follo VS. vi; VAL an
small one, and a parlor set. q, dining.
room set, a bath tub piano. and a lanr,se
Christmas tree. wa.nt.lot Of CANOES !. =
and nuts Is Grsnses atppey SISTERS and
brothers and lots of my friends and
relatives, whom love so much. ISL r \ am
small souSi had sd 3 a fte p sra
ST. s4re ms Re E aaaesy 50 not forget
cali around With ali 81 have asked Of you.
i 1 remain. d q our true little. ehild, !, I,
gsl y, N1ANlrII p s8st,AL1AAl ALLAH M
Dear Old santa. q i wish Is y, tells8yo
what u want from you e'h l mas
eve night want want a, :; arc
book, a little wash board Snnd tub, an
iron, y and "a board, a dinlng-room set
"a. parlor set, set Of dishes; and. q tot
laddress IS IS No COO East Byrd Street.
Ii I ,,'s ALICE CALLAHAN:
Richmond. Va. 81
Dear. Santa Claus Please send me: 9 q.
and a shovel, hoe, ana rake and so g, =
candy and mute ans sapn ap.efa ekers =
sood-ose' ny ' BERN STl5Esf CARROLL.
l7os West Marshall,
ia IA sf5 III Richm ond Va ,E
559 Dear Santa, lease serld me a dol and
and some story books, and some games!
and M AK saRdy e & KEReoSEIGHSf
i los West Marshall Street. y
5a Il. # \. Richmond -
pair pair Of 81 skates, and s some story books,
and pop-crackers. and candy, and nuts.
SO goodbye. Your friend,
17os West Marshall.
Dear Santa Claus, ease bring; Ray
works and bring Nellie a sleigh, painted
blue so We can know which Is ours.
Bring, Cliff little wagon or tool-chest.
either one. and little Emma Lee a little
baby carria &c to roll her dolls In, and
just one more. and that will make five of
us. which, Is little, Mary. Just four months
rattle. will thank you very much. ind
RAY AND CORNELIUS PATTERSON.
1D4 Twenty-second Street, Paramount.
i,s Richmond, Va
. Dear. Old Santa .ClaiIs.-Please be so
fkind as TO bring me some fireworks, q
boots, some candy and nuts, and any
thing you think would suit little boy.
From your little friend. .s Es
GEORGE LINWOOD$ DICKEY. /.
SOC West Main Street.
Dear Santa Ciaus,-Please bring me a
doll baby, and monkey. and a table Set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
M. Koiner. Returns.

(. Commissioner OF Agriculture g., w. Koiner
has returned from St. Louis where ne IN, nah
the the close 81 the exposition, and the work of
superysing the packing md ship = Of The
VEia exhibit THIS work y m9% e9,,, EN-
PIMA may II Be-. some time before the rs
SHIPPED owing to the great des ,bs faT eeTs
nos,t,on City. The. EYirsinia exhibit Which
he brought Ito this atty and stored prspara-
tory 10 Installation hereNs a. permanent ef g,
Vii he stored In the boxes In which shipped
Until The new Capitol rs completed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

But please bring the few things J. have q !,
Vrl ssr tie oy sos sgsfsf shE sat
Fichmof,i; Va.
the rush VIII sartdir TINE tc y, wslte
gg SH Y fasro w Was s1 Psass PINE and
candles sFi,its q eyerx klad, and Tetr'si Il !.
call lin .'aa Hack Eyes, VINO was three
years % VA SfRts sbSHd asS9qSlT
Deaf santa ,5sians, ~ went 4 big ss 4,
asnd sons dol L baby clothes Will. love tc
NSKs: ri @
Richmond VA.
Dear santa cla,iss-t am a little bos
antl ssome fireworks. and anything else
}if'1e ' f,ss' e hrc.!5 f e #K xe''
4 " Richmond, Va /
& Dear S,,nta Cla,is,-1 want you to bring
r,arker rr,s. Drummer Boy, ann tli,y4
,1 ns o css p. ay vet 1Sr boy ten
a's 49, fo''' sou' Russ q: s s. 8. sFiofsD.
Chestnut Hill
bring INC. a bicycle, Christmas tree.
6 | { WI, viii bring, ne these I WIN
promise to be good little boy next
year Your little boy.
1ol Third Avenue.
Dear santa.-1 viii wr Hls'n wo onai i few few
lines to let you hear from me. This
leaves a, s.. me right we'll and a hope this
story book called Kids Of Man, Goiors i
Sand "a doll hoise, and a desk, and a dnl
ana pl9e sr
Wash. stand. Asst is settisg Iate / N viii
From sq p11,t1 ~ Eirl Il q I, J,
Go North 1wenty.th ii Street 81, st.l X
Dear Santa Claus II will siwrit e YOU a
SO Viii tell You a N' play- he'a and 4
great big @.dolf, and a carriage, and a
swing. and d; cradle. ana a sled i and a
BOOK bag s. and q i and init;
some dresses for my doll, and 1 some fire.
4 crackers, aid some candy. and ca kes,
Eund oranges, and @nuts. So that's all !
have to say. Goo bye. from your loving
child fs s4ss LUCILLE ". SMITH
ID seq North First Street .es1
Richmond, va.8l
$S, Dear SAINT C1aus.--T will try and drop
YOU o short letter, as this Il Is my first
one. and n am only two years old. si5J
want .blg d ollswith q hat on and little
one withsn long dress. and i also want
Please bring me q INT that will letsup
and down both ba elk and from t. : and q
rockin 6 clnir. Please do MT forget my
stocking. | am going to hang It on the
g1nant tie. Well. this Is all. Well good.
bye From your litlo girl. n III 5iiSs s. u; ms
...i II ~ l,lICILLE THURS,rON GUIDE.
.4ss Boulevedc and q Park Avenue 5,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
WINTER 4 rl,o,yr'sT RATES
~ az ST. ~ a. 9F' lsfl SO ~ stfas
), !, ". a., IAN II. 6 oAsT LINE.

winter tourist ticket are now on sale
IL al, Southern winter resorts via the
q At,antic, Coast Line, This line 10 the
Shortest quickest and most elegantly
am between the North and South
.ItNoffers 10 health and plea sure Seekers
service eaualled by none You make no
changes to FLORIDA resorts.
FOR full particulars apply to any agent
- g. s, CAMPBELL.
.'s Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond. We a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

y, modem composers He IS recognized as an
h Ss Nslsps SCI s Msfa BY his wic
in, ms r II.l Albert who As well known
nrIma donna, and has y o., Ine
leading dsrasp, 20 epfSEe e Richmond concert
.be some time III January IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
European Pianist Coming.

E,0ene %, Albert, famous European pianist
,.iji' erriye IN America on January 9Th, ana
an efYortIis heng made ~ have him come 70
TtichnIona ard give 9 connect, s,,,,,,. H., n
has lie reputation af being pns q the greateN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Mrs. Stuart Is Better.
!. =, !, - \, was received here Yesterday
,rom Philadelphin stating tl,at th = con,
AZ lon Of Mrs, Henry c Stuart, Who =
n IL a hospital for treatment IN that cl'y'
is slightly Improved 1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear santa iaus,-Please bring me q
dark -haired doll that Can walk and talk,
carriage, tea-set book, f1re- Works, Ii!is'
nun and fur. brown cloak. and ihittens.5
Good bye. s{4 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

9ii s52 1; X s.a8s (8is Ettricks, Va.
Dear santa,.---1 guess you are very busy
fixing for X mas. wish, youI5would come
last Christmas. I wish"You would bring
me a box Of pa per. a. ring. "a nd a. black
board. cahdy. nuts. and oranges, pop
era ckers. and Sspit-devils, and g.hnby-Wak-l
ers. 1 Wish YOU a merry Christmas Ia y
ain lei ght years old. will go to sleep
early and be a good girl. Good bye. 3S
4 IRON your friend. feUTH HUGHES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

98, 3lS5 Ia5 ill Richmond, " a.5I
ie;l YOU Swha / Il #wa11t you to bring me-
Please bring me a new doll. and q s sil
Of chairs, and i tea.set and a era "a de- e,
and don't forget my little bro at ' nov"
/ will go 20 sleep. Good n n, ~
d CLARA $II1DNNELL.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

4 S9OG Williamsburg Avenue, Rlchmond.f
Dear Santa ClauE,---NVill you be so kind
as to bring me al roller-top writing desk.
A large doll with long .curls and large
china press for my doll. 1 would like to
have a real nice go-cart with a white lace
,pnrasol. Also some candy, nuts,@and any
thing nice you can spare. will 60 to
sleep soon. so YOU can come carly.s5sS5 s
From your little girl,
ar, LOUISE WASHER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

" II Richmond, Va.
Ny Dear Santa Claus lea Sc bring ME
a veloclpede. pretty book, black board,
candies nuts, and oranges And please
don't forget my little sister Lucille. sfo
wants nice things too. -Is.
a3l wv. Clay st. HOWARD SELDEN.3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Richmond, Va,
Dear santa---I would love for you to
bring mo a small table and a cloth for y,
infant doll, and some candy. and nuts,
and an orange, and anything you choose
TO bring me, and don't forget to- dress
my Christmas tree. Good-bye.
From your little girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

SIG Decatur Street, Manchester. 3va-8 XII
Dear Santa Claus,--I wa Mt YOU to bring
me foot ball suit of clothes ! am nine {,
enough for me bring me a. hook and lad
derEwa gon and some go Cd things TO eat
FOUR good friend 3. -
& ST. hope you can get the foot or' ball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Will & Richmond, y a..
Dear santa,-I want a go-cart, q. baby.
tree, piano. and some. good les. Ny litt tie
sister Ruth wants the same thin IS IS !
do. We live at SIS North 7Twenty-seventh
Street. our little friend, s5
4 SEs ETHEL 5WOOLERS. 81
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= GREaAcE 2. R1pPoN.

es , Richmond, Va.
Dear Old Bsanta,--1t is nearly time for
you to come and bring me a new base
Won. & get BROKEN, some candy and nuts.
PLEASE don't forge my little boys and
girls I plny4 wtlI.t Will go to bed real
soon se o sRo 81 Is T. x. KN1GHTLY.
14o3 West Main Street. 4s8l Sa{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

sutherland Va,
Denr Santa Claus. I saw your, letter
In tho Times-D!Fpatrh last sunday |
had already written ron 4 long letter
10 bring ne q nj III things, hui J walli to
asa you ~ brig me bessjes what haye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear Santa Cla,is,-Please bring me a
big doll and d carriage, and shri,lg my my
little brother Norris q wal on ana g or r1.
Il his was M M Your little Rirl, . \
~ Y LOUISE ELLEN MARLBOROUGH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

E Richmond, Va.
Dear Santa Claus,-Please bring mo n
large doll with long curls also q nice
large go-cart with lace parasol, also Il
roller-top writing desk, and a buffet for
my tea-set. a comb and brush for my doll,
anything else you think n little. girl like
me should have. From Jour little glrl,
655 ALICE H. WASHER.
3o(6 William sburp Avenue, 4j it t593
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

f,$ ", &}{ 3al3 X 5$4 n ichmond. Va
Dear Sa nta.- Please bring me IA box Of
building blocks. 2. Jumping Jack, a boat
a desk. torpedoss, and a. iot sot are re-.
CHARLIE aCOE WATSON. J
= 22fS East Marshall Street. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear Santa. -Pleasa come and sec mo
this Christmas. Bring me some toys to
play with, and anything else you want
10. Your little boy.
HERMANN EHMlG
rs North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Richmond, Va.
D Dear Santa Claus,-I want a nice baby
house. also a, large doll dressed III pink.
ia Bile, tea-set trunk book. and good
things / am five years old and live at
931 West Clay Street. Don't forget Lu-
l;ls ...55s BIDDIE BsEl-DI5N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

2sls East Broad Street, City.
Dear Santa CIalls,-Please bring me a
sled and Il velocipede. Sister Emma
wants go-cart and an infant doll, ana
baby brother wants a rubber dol and "a
for you have so many little girls and
boys who have no toys. will be SIX
years old In February, and sister was
three in July. Your little friend,
RAMON d. GARClN, j r,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Richmond, Va,
Dear Santa Claus.--P Please do not forget
to call ~ my house this Christmas and
bring my little brother Hermann and me
roIncthing. Viii not write what want,
Tor | am afraid ii would fill the whole
paper. Your little boy,
MARCUS .EIIMlG,
Il5 SUrtf, Fifth S;rcet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

ofadshes, and q, whole lot Of nice. things Y
b a; e. NNA-S SHAM
{ sos West Main Street.
III Richmond. W
Dear, Santa c,la,,s,----I will only ask FOR
a few things this year.. "a want some 7.
candy cakes, peanuts, and q rubber pa ~ u
Tits is all i will ask for
From your little Z friend.
i5 n ,NlEIITSDY CAM Q N.
Is Mort b I'wen tHFtirst Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

,aiready asked you for one dining table.
for niy dolls, and something also for
inysslf. u nm six Sea,~ old and my ny Pc pa Pa
says am the sweetest girl IN Vlrgin Y 2
I live nv country and you l,afes az.
You VIII come q gall this MAS. VII. oe
good anti 8,iot peep VIII en- you come do 'S'
The chimney Your l ltili,,I FIJI III, n nnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Richmund, Nv a. r.
Dear santa Claus, WIN you please
bring n1eSa sleigh. blue sweater with ~
works. afwnter hat, a Il pair.lo gloves,
and a book. G God bye. Yours friend,
rs I,AWR EEG1E GNdOORE.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Richmond. Va.
Il Dear. Santa Claus.-Please send me a
drum. and whip, and wagon, and Srelrs,
And u q shovel, 20 noe, and rake. and some
candy, and nuts, and spop-cra ckers. SO
goodbye, my dear Santa. ,55
81 BERNARD GCARROLL.s
- ms lNest.a Ma rShal ..lss3. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Deaf, OLD Santa.--I saw in the paper
that it was getting time TO write, to YOU,
SO thought would writesaand tTll ~. sod
what / want. 4 want a pretty DOL heaiu
for ny doll.5n,.set ufscoinbs for her; 4, q
i,ox OF blue writing paper, With q Dotlis
Of white ink. n little music satchel. ana
some hantlkerchiefs also want some
"a r,tly. nuts, and fruits. Your little girl,
lakewood Ave. MARY CHlLDSlo1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

eleven years old. My wants, are not
many. and bc!ng$a very & God title boy.,Bl
know you won't fail to RI member mo iti MI
year. | only want a. hook and ladder g
baker. express, five boxes of soldiers,
fireman, and policeman suit, and4I also
want few forts to play with my sol;
diers III. These ere the ones tha 81
want. Fort Arthur. Fort Monroe, CT bral-
tar and MORO Castle. also want
something good to eat. and please don't
forget Maud. because lsswant to hitch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

si 8 TN Richmond. Va. (
Dear Santa Giaus.----I will write You q
few lines ia let You hear from me-
Please bring ME a boy doll and an auto
mobile and a. hook and ladder, and q
horse. and ball, and an overcoa t., anu
IA book bag and I have a 4, little SIS ST,
bring me a pair Of mittens, Please don't
forget pa and mama. Please bring me
some candy and nuts. So Will close
it IL ~ j JAMES e. SMITH. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear Santa c1aus,-1 am a little boy
just ten years old. VII Il be real goou
pair OF gum boots, pair Of gloves, dol!
baby. Please don't forget to bring Ut !.
til Tommy LeatF, for 4 nla sll IN
ali the time. / live It a6 East Leigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Two new students arrived at the college yes,
.erdayi from Russell county. to matriculate
N time for the next term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear Santa Claus. Please do not forget
TO bring your little Girl n nice new tri-;
cycle, for llave been "a good girl I %
wants a. big engine that will run itself.
so, he can$irlde, but don't think YOU
can afford to bring it on your back. SO II
you cannot bi':iig the CINE please nring
him a bicycle. Your little girl,
q III E{ ELISE Garry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

lT115.l sg1l, 3enIOTdE Clry.H. VH68F
postal. and think2it was good Of You
TO write to me. You need mot bring
me doll this Xmas, as ] have taken
good care of the one you brought. las 7
Xmas. want a. doll bureau with 5 a
swinging mirror and anything. else you
choose TO bring. know you will be good
tonne this Xmas because Islhave Just
had the scarlet fever. You said we must
not write aslong letter so good bye Il
5f.5 Your little friend, WI 8i5.} MR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

~ E. ~ IN Richmond Nv a.
Dear santa,--1 will write you a, few
lines to let YOU hear from me- I am
we'll, and 4 Is hope this will find You the
same. aT do not want very many hings
sthis Christmas will now tell you what nat
Z want " would like to have AZ pail q
iardiniere and a set ring, and a story
book called Kids OF Many Colors, and a
desk chair, and some nice candy. and a
work box, and a pair OF patent , , ther.
shoes. S 4As@it.is getting late Twill close.
From your little glrl. y, !, Y. g.
DIV 81 I'd lSs43 HAZEL 1LlIAN1S.8 is
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But f,lease bring the few things !. have
written Please do n't for get, deaf. Santa.
Your lit tle toy 4 llf}if WALTER eTRDG4gSs
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Richmond va. 3
4 Dear saiita Clarss--t am a little boy
5fo,lr years old. and II waiit5a Xmas tree
and Ap,ile fireworks, and anything else
you choose to bring. me. Frdil1 your
little boy, COt1RaTNEtY1E FORD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Dear Santa Claus,-I am not bid enough
to write myself, so l am getting my
sister, to write, Will you bring s me I, a
pair Of boots, and a Sleigh. Your little
boy. n IVEY. A
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
A HANDSOME MAGAZINE FOR
 NOTHING.

Possibly some of our readers have not seen The New York Sunday Tribune recently. If SO. it would pay them to get a copy, if for nothing more than to examine the new Sunday Magazine. which is given free with that paper. The Sunday Tribune gives in handy form. easy to find, all the news of the world, with special articles on timely topics and handsome iilustra- tions. It has now added to these feat uTes an independent magazine, with Colorcd covers, and splendid colored picture. separate. suitable for framing. This magazine itself is worth 10 cents of anybody's money. It contains orig inal stol ies by the best authors, bright verse and all the other specialties that go to make Up first class publication for family perusal. For summer read ing is just the thing. It is lively. without being vulgar. and is so nicely balanced that the boy with a passion for outdoor sports will find it as in teresting as his more serious minded parents. As for the girls, they all like if, regardless of their temperament or disposition.
 Buy it from your newsletter or send g to the office in New York for years subscription. Sample copy sent free.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS. ~~~-~~-~-~->-~-~-~~-~-~-~- Hotel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.
PRESCOTT,

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. l05 rooms. All modern conveniences. strictly first-class and modern hotel Sample rooms for commercial men
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31

from Engineer L. c. Hill at the storage basin to the effect that he had q force of 150 men now at work on the Roose- welt end of the road and was preparing to put another fierce of 150 men at wo k at Fish Creek canyon, He wcnted ta know II details had been perfected so he could begin drawing checks against the road fund. The message was sent back 10 him that $2O,00O !s now in the Phoenix banks ready ready to honor "p presentation any and all checks drawn against the city of Phoenix and approved by it, on account of road con- structjCn.
 That's all there is to it. The money is raised and the representatives of the government are losing no timc. The government is just as anxious for t.c early completion of the road as the people of the valley are but it can't be done in cay and no checks will ap-
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
JUNE WEATHER
The Kind Phoenix Has Had for Eight
 Years.

Section Director M. F. Blysscn@, of the Phoenix weather buresn, has made the following compilation Cf data 1e- garding the weather for the month3 of June for. the last eight years. It is Los to be understood that this furnishes a basis for prognostication for the oo-n- ing month:
 Temperature-Mean or normal, S4 de- grces.
 The warmest month was that If 1S- 5 with an average of Sg degrees.
 The cOldest month was that of 1S91, with an average of S3 degrees.
 The highest temperature wss lie de- grees CT June 24 1902.
 The lowest temperature was 52 de- srees, on June 3, 1892.
 The earliest date on which first kill ing" frost of autumn occurred in au- tumn, November g, 1897.
 Average date on which first "killing'' frost occurred in autumn, December 5.
 Average date on which last Killing frost occurred in spring. Feb. g.
 The latest date on which last Kill ing frost occurred in spring, March 3l, 1897.
 recipitat:on-Averag for the month, 6.14 inches
 Average number of days with o1 of an inch or more, |
 The greatest monthly precipitation was DTS inches Tn 1899. The least monthly precipitation was GOO inches in 1897, 1900 and 1901. The greatest amount of pIe iPi at on recorded in any twenty-four consecu- tive hours was 0.34 inches on June 25, 1Se9
 The greatest amount of snowfall re- corded in any consecutive twenty-foIr hours (record extending to winter ot | 1SS4-S5 only) was Q inches. Clouds and weather-Average number of clear days. 26; partly cloudy da5 S. 3; cloudy days, l. Wind-The prevailing winSs have been from the east.
 The highest velocity of tSe win1 wa 90 miles, from the east, on June 5 I903
 The average hourly velocity of tfe wind is Az miles.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31

It looks to us as though the war in tn far east were a walkaway for the Russians.-Topeka Capital.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
GOLDEN RULE MINING 8 EXP. co.
But Not the Late Pima Co. Bankrupt
 Concern.

The Golden Rule Mining and Exrlor- ution company will hold a direc ors' meeting tonight in O'Neil hal Tais cCmDany has been hitherto managed entirely by women. but at the present time, tie ladies retiring, several gentle men wilt take up the work.
 The meeting tonight will re Cf un- usual interest. Professor Fountains m-ndohn orchestra will play and the FraternaG Brotherhood orchestra will furnish two selections. It might be stated with gcod effect that this com oany is not the Golden Rule" who's l, Headquarters are located in Tucson and
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31

which went into bankruptcy few days ago. This company is composed entirely of Arizona people, no eastern capital being represented. The com pany is in fine working condition ana has accomplished Q good deal on its property at Wickenburg. A good wag- on road has been constructed at con siderable cost the prospects Of the group Of mines are splendid and every thing connected with it is in promising condition. This is a home company of home people, and has no connection with any enterprise that has occasicne1 unfaVora ble comment.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
SLE E ING VOLCANOES, AANE

A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascend ing fromits crater, may be the only vis- ible sign of life in the sleeping volcano; |; but within is a raging sea of fire, molten rock and sulphurous gases. Those who make their homes in the peaceful val leys below know the danger, and though frequently warned by the rumblings and quakings, these signs of impending erup-
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
THE TOkTO ROAD
Large Force of Mem at Work To Be
 Doubled at Once.

A very unnacessoCy and il-t.me Statement was made il local paper 2 day or two ago to the effect that the people of this valley were becoming petulant because the work cf pulling the Tonto road was not heinz rusSed now that the funds had been raised for that purpose. The statement was made almost before the notes securing the fund had been signed. Whoever may have been uneasy about the matter was certainly net among the guar2nt rs who realize that things are beng rushed just as fast SIS possible.
 Yesterday news was received here
Arizona republican., 1904-05-31
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