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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Biz gclbtne Gisarrttsnooft.
anii,Santer eluSeans eines 9tIerssnas oes
S6wetssr 3tpIomafeu Or. Roth.

S@wet5st 3~tpIotrafeu St. roth.
Der StpGlfte 4rtitel Der S6peiseriz
f9sn DEMONSTRATING lautet: Die
Mitelieber Der 9unSesbeborben, be eib,
senOfiif9en Gipil> unb Militdrbeauten
unb Die eibeen0ffi9sn asprGientonten
pber &ommiharien birfen bon uus<
pdrtisen &esierungen peber psniio=
men ober GebGlter, nod Sitsl, @ei9ente
ober Srbsn anne6men." @m 2. Meai
1893 nun purben in 2uSsrn Der beuts
f6e Scatter unb Die &aiierin poEr
S4DeiSer gInbesratb OffisisQ erls
pfunsen. Der unlGneTt perftorbene
S4peiaer @efanbte in Berlin, Or.
Rotb, nabm on benz @tte tbeil. 9ei Der
Gbreiie bes &aiiers itarb @otb nit
benz 9unbesprGfbenten S9ent unb ben
9unoesrdtben Jrep unb 2u9enal gum
4bi3iebsruB Dor benz @osen, ben Der
&aiier unb bic &aiierin i9on beifiegen
hotten unb Der auf benz Yunfte mar,
a~baufabren. ga rief Der &aiier, auf
Der Woeentreppe IL perneisenb: yRotb,
bite eittsn Iueenblid!" unb tpinfte ibn
au fi9. 0ie aieier berantrat, iiberreinte
ibm Der &aiier elm fleines pGdGen:
r3um @noenten on ben f6Dnen Sae!"
figte er Bel. Gotb mubte bas feline
Ding a%nnebren, penn ss niht auf ben
8oben fallen fplte. Sin pfiff unb Der
Wagen ieste ii9 in 8~etpesung, I'm benz
ROrben au5ufabren. Oa itonb nun
Der Sberbiplpmat Der gibegenpFens
i3dft nit benz faiIerli6en Yddlein in
Der 9anb unb Dem 4rtitel IL Der BUM
besperfafune i'm &opf, unb neben ibm
Der 8unoesprdiibent nit isinen 5tpei
&cQe9sn: nNeine Serrsn," iagte Rptb,
rSis ieben, pie es sesansen lift. Was
fpllte i4 tbun9 Innebmen pber fallen
lahen9" = yMnne6men, ielbitperftGnb<
li9!" fpra9 S9ent, unb Die &ouegen
itimmten ibm BEL. 9ei Der @ntbiiluna
seiste es ii9, bab bas pGdIein elm elez
gantes Gtui entbielt nit elmer eolbenen
Gisarettenoofe. Man fam in yitsben>
Der Sibung" therein, bab bier ppu
einem r9ef6ent" i'm Sinne bon @rtitel
II Der 8unOesbsrfafung feline 4ebe
lei. Run erit betra9tete fi9 &otb als
gtgentbimer Der Ooie, unb erit iebt
rau9te er nit 8eru6iguns bic srite Giz
garette baraus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

90 bbaare reintst man ishr
gut, unb obne sroBe Miibe. tpenn man
ite in Elm Wai9gefdb lest, mebrersmal
fo9enbes Maher bariiber giebt, bas
GaB nit einem redt biden Sud- ober
paHenben Sedel bebedt unb lie cine
Stunbe in benz Sampf fteben lGbt.
Damn lGbt man bas WaRer ablaufen,
iibergiebt bic &obbaare reat reihli9
NIT fo9enbem @eifenpaher unb bedt
fe pieber forgfGltig gu. SIT bas
WaEer etpas abgetiiblt, 10 briidt unb
reibt man bic Mobbaare gut aus,
sisbt bas Seifenpaher ab, legt bic
@ob6aare tpieber In bas SAB. iiberz
giebt lie tpieber NIT fo9enbem Wafer,
rubrt fie nit einem Stod tii4tis gut
Inn, lGbt lie abermols cine Stunbe ftez
ben unb fpilt fe fdliebli4 nohmals
nit fo9enbem @aRer ab. Damn lest
man lie gum Srodnen auf groBe Siiz
der in Der Sonne ober in bic HGbe
zines marmen Ofens. Na9 bemSrod>
net, tperben lie aufse5upft. Man penbe
ME faltes Wafer on, bas &oBbdar
perliert babur4 feline traufe 8ef4af<
fenheit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

Hiefieer g uuI onbs 8.
Die erDBte @ertbeilung aus benz
S9ulfonbs bate bas Staats<2anb>
bepartement bon Siib>Satota fir bus
Ieste 9olbiubr angeorenet, Die 3inien
aus benz Jonbs i'm 8etrag bon $685.
627. SIM Ginaelnen entfielen bapon
auf jebes S9ultinb i'm Staate in ie5s
Monaten $2.19.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
qHfHp.

Wtrtb: rS9au' ben Mi9sl,
bauern on! @prbin bab' i4 ibm ses
fast, Die Rub, bic i9 neuIi9 bon inn
eefauft, pdr' uralt unb bas 5leifh
unseniebbor sepefen, unb iebt Eat er
ft4 beimIid bus 8ei9nerbebu9 seben
lafen, nm gu feben, obs audi pobr
tfi~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

ueber Miobale 1tngliif erfldrt smsi
8abn.G eamte fur i4uloig.

New Dorf, Is. Suli. = s.
&i6arbs, Stations Sperateur, uno
6laeqmanr Wener tpuroen Bel Der
beutigen @Oroners nnteriu9ung fir
i9uloia an benz Mibbale l1nslhd auf
Der grie gabn befunben, nobel Is
9eute lebte Wo9e umtamen uno so
berlebt puroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

No.. @inf6en sic nidt auf BEN
@rabffein ettpos ansebra9t, bas ben
Gbaratter Sbres ielisen Mannes be-
fonbers fennsei9net2"-rW enn's nidt
gar gu bel foitet, bann MAIDEN g bolt
a S9peinsburel nit @urtenfalut
b'rauf-bOs bat er am lisbftsn sesei.
gen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
s arbigeS QUITE.

3opeta, 2an., Is. Suli. 2 Ne-
ger finb bier in 9aft, unter Der 8e=
f9uloiguns, ben 16=idbrigen u. Scott
in 9olton beraubt unb ibm einen
S9dbelbru9 3usefast su baben. Die
Garbi9en tpurben bierber gebra9t. um
einet m6gli9en 2pn9beriuG in 9ol-
ton gu binoern. Scott 1T in ernfsr
IerfaKuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

,Was treibt benin Der bide 9err
bort an Der @de2 Der fprinst ia pie
Elm Gummibal auf unb ab!!"-rSas
1T Der !Serr @amperl! Der muB, neil
feline 6rau itodbeiier lit unb feline Gar.
binenprebist bulten tunn, CUR Strafe,
bob er 10 fpGt nu4 9uuie tommt,
INNER crit cine 3eit lang ben 9aus'
lhliifiel fonoen!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Rod Elm 8erfu9 3ur
6 d d I ung q.

idliaten. prdfoent Sonneap ienbet
morsen ben @roBi9ld6tsrn sinen tpsi=
teren 8rief, pOrin er fe gu elmer @On=
feren3 aufOrbert. @r frd9t BARN, Oh
bic @rOBidld9ter es nidt fiir better
balten, our Seilesuns beg Ausfanos
in einem eirsigen 9untte rndsusebetr.
Sisier cine puntt 1T Die Weigerung.
Die felt benz Strsitanfans neueinse-
ftslten 2eute gu sntlaRen.
GaQs aud bieier 8erfu4 i4eitert,
iolen norsen Die %bertuanoten @emert=
i9afteu, etpa 5000 2sute, gum Nus.
ftanb seruien tueroea, nm bic @roB=
f9lddter CUR &aiion 3n bringen.
q idtunftbes Streit=
tbrers.
@bicngp, Is. Suli. prdf=
bent Sonneap srtldrte 1eute nab Der
&idtebr bon ct. 2Ouis, er tusroe feline
tpeitersn GOnferensen nit ben 8rob=
idlddtern abbalten, falls bieie ni9t
BON fid aus barum na4iu9en. Son=
nelp conferirte nit peridiebenen Sub
rern b%ertpnnoter 0erbdnoe, benz @e=
i9dfts= M9enten Der glebator 2sute.
Der auf morgen cine 8eriammlung
einberief. @s ioa bierbei tiber einen
epmpatbie=S trsit ertidieosn meroen.
Na9 Mneabe Der Nrbeitgeber fino
etra 600 msbr 2sute beiddftigt dig am
Sonnta9. Sic @inedn9e oes Sa9es
tuaren bic b69iten ieit benz @treitbe-
sinn, 5000 Stid 8ieb. 10000
sdwsine, $4,000 S9afe Die preiie
tparen tpie am Samstas, aber Die flei=
men Sdnolsr rsdnsn bel 6ortoauer bes
Streits nit elmer 6leii9notb.
" D { Z 1T u - ! III III { -
itur9en
@bieaeo, Is. Suli. SIM @ountp'
5rspital lieet u. 8artuiiotobis,
elm arbeitsr Der Switpiden @rOb=
i9Id9terei, i'm Sterben. Sin buBenb
2eute batien i'm beuts big CUR Be-
wuBtlOfisteit %mibbanoelt unb oann
fir tobt an Weff AZ. Ctr. liegen lai-
len, BEL ben @eleiien Der Iiblano Ibe.
Srolep 9inie. Die @srlesunaen
bradten inn, ME es beiBt, Streit=Gn
bdneer uno bic &dber elmer Gar BEL.
ginem 3eugen aufolge ging 9. BON
Der Nrbeit nod Sauie. Cine Nnsabl
2sute brdnsten in Jpn, er iOlle fi9 ben
Streitern anf4lieben uno als oies
ni9is ntbts, i9lueen fie i'm in's @e=
ii9t, auf ben 2Opf uno am ganser
2drpsr. Damn marfen fte ben @er=
lebtsn, Der sinen S9doelbru9 erlitten,
auf bag @eleiie. Gin Motornier tonnte
nod feline nabsnbe Gar BEL 3eiten an-
balten, aber ni9t bebor bic &dber be-
reits bic Sdulter 3eri9mettert batten.
% irtuns bes ginbalts=
befebIs.
g t. 2ouis, IS. Suli. Sie
bieIise Strsitlage puroe nod erbitter-
ter our6 einsn ginbaltsbefehl bes 8un=
besssri9ts in 8slebiIe, ST., ipel9es
ben Streitern St6runs bes @efddfts=
betriebs Der Sabriten in Oft ct. 2ouis
berbietet.
Die S!reitsr fabtsn bas 10 auf, bab
bic @roBialdater iofort lire anlassn
nit 5ablrei9en Nidt=unionifen wieoer
betreiben tponen, unb bte Streiferpoften
in Der Idbe Der S9la9tbduiern pur=
ben berfdrtt. Sic 5leii8preiie aeigen
beute cine lei9te Steisuns.
0erIuFe ur Nerenber.
9 + o n, Is. Suli. Siei9e
Sampfi9ihabrtss Sntereheaten befttr4=
ten bon Der Weiteroauer bes Sdla9t=
bausitreits fdmere gerlufe, oa aud
Der 8ieb-Y erienbuns cine grobe STD
runs beobt.
@ute 6 Sine o n.
Wprcefer, MaR., Is. Suli.
Der @ei9dfisfabrer Der 9armono &C.
feli9aft bier bietet Mebsern, bic In
9duisrn oes @sftens arbsiten tuolen,
Sagel6bne bon $3.50 Biz SIS. &inb-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
&aie:&aQ.

Die sefirisen epiels rsiultirtsn tuis
folgt:
American Dciation n.
minneapolis, Is. Suli.
Minnsapol;s 2 O2200O11- 8
Spleoo ..O2O00O302- z
Milmaufee, Is. Suli.
Milmautee.. ..O4210O01*- 8
Columbus 80 00000000 o. 0
2anfas gitp. Is. Suli.
2anias @itp ..00111100*-
2ouispile .....0 00200000- 2
CT. pauI, Is. Suli.
81. paul. ....3 O1O01O2*-7
Snoianapolis .0O0001000- l
NationaI=2 a.
Cincinnati, Is. Suli.
Cincinnati OK O3O2OO1*- 6
Brootlpn. 80. 000100031- 5
pittsbura, Is. SuIi.
pittsbura. 49, O0OO0O10- 1
Nsw Dort.. =. .O20O02000- 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Semnfr. Gnmferems.
ueber ben YorIBenben i'm NationaI=
Gomite nod feline Gntiheionng.

4benb lanse in ben 3immern beg gg-
Senators 6ia i'm SoHman 9ouie.
Im S9luHs erfolste Die 8etannt-
ma9ung. Der 9orfB i'm Natiunal=
Somite fei ni9t our Yefpre9ung 9e=
langt.
pripatim bergautet, bic Nntuefenben
ieien Der Nniiat eetpeien, man iols
benz @omite p6aige Jreibeit bel Der
Wabl ieines @oriibenben lafsn. &ia-
ter Barter iOq ebenfaqs bieie Meinung
be9en.
Die @onferens bei6luB, cine Sibuns
Der NationaI=@ omite's auf 26. Suli
ein3uberufen. 8ei Der @onferena au=
sesen tuaren .. 9. Sin, 81. g.; $.
y. Sabis, Der 0ice.p rdioenti9afts-
Sanoioat; s. %. 6ern aus Snoiana
unb Gnoere.
2nor beim prdfibenten.
OFFER 9 ap, g. s., Is. Suli.
g. 6. 6nor aus Penna., Der friibere
8eneralanpalt unb elmer Der nd1iten
Greunoe BEG prdfiosnten, eridien beute
aaf ginlabuns bon Germ &ooiepelt,
um tber einige mi6tige Sragen bes
@abifelO3ugs unb &eaierunss=M nse=
le9enbeiten at beratben.
3nog betbeili9t f9 attib an Der
Champagne unb bdlt minbeitens spei
&eoen bon 8eosutung. Ser prdfioent
arbeitet tdeli9 an ieiner Notifications
&eoe uuo ieinem Wnnabme-S 9reiben.
Gr ielbft bdlt wdbrenb Der Champagne
teine pOlitiide &eben unb beidrdntt
fi8 barauf, feiner Stanopuntt unb
bic grfOlse ieiner Resieruns in benz
Innabme-S 9reiben oaraulesen.
9 e 9merben Der Wufiter.
Der prdfibent smpfing heute Elm
@omite bes Mufiter=0 erbanbes, heHen
Mit9lisber einen proteft sesen bic 3u=
lahuns irembldnoii9er Mufitsr, bic
unter Contract bierber fommen, au
iiberrei9en piini9ten. Sic Commit.
fiOn betano aus benz Yrdioenten 8al=
ter pom Wufiter=N erbanbe unb benz
8OrfBenhen Der Seem Ourfer Mufifer.
@ewerti9aft unb mics auf bic @efah=
rem bin. pel9e ben biefigen berufsmd-
bigen Muftern bnr9 bic 3ulahung
uuter Contract eintpanbernoer Wufiter
bruben. SOl9e Mufiter iuaten ebenio
aussei9lohen peroen, pie Die @on=
tract Nrbeiter.
Der prdfioent peripra9, bic InseIe=
eenbeit iofort nit Sanoelsietretdr Met-
calf gu beratben.
Ser prdfbent empfdngt bas @ru=
b~enarbsiter- @omite aus YenniplDanien
mUrsen Na9mittag.
Die &eut1io Der @Ifs.
@incirrati, g., Is. Suli.
Sie Inmeloungen fur bic 3ufammen.
tunft Der @roblose uno &eunion Der
@lts betrusen beute Abenb iiber
Is, 900; ale 8abnen bringen Speeiul-
3ise; Der 9r6Bte 3utrom miro mor-
gen ertpartet.
Sie beutige @r6fnung befano aug
einem srobartigen Geusrtpert auf bei=
ben Seiten bes Ohio an gonsp Sslanb.
3pei Sampfer tparen semietbet, Der
cine fur bic Mitslieoer Der @robloee
nebft Tamilien uuo Greunben, Der
speite fir bic preiie uro anbere She'll
nehmer.
Die @roBlose uirb morgen 8ormit-
tag in Der WuitbaQe bur4 cine 6Hent'
lide SiBun9 er6fnet.
SasW raf b G DC O | n E.
SO arlington n. Is. Suli. Be3iig=
lid BEG @orfalass, bas @rad bes
alten S9la9H9ifs=Wain i'm 9apana
5afen gu beben, ertbeilte 6ilfs-S etre=
tdr Darling an q. %. s. Seweq aus
Stem Orleans cine Mntport, bic i'm
@eientliaen beiast, bas WarinesD De-
partement f6nne in fol9em Sale tein
Sdreiben ausfelIen, bas als 8e-
glaubisuns Der eubaniiden &egieruns
poraeleQt uiir0e. gbenfo tueniq bitrfe
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10
rap along the banks.

rap along the banks.
The Woodruff dam, in the Lit
tie Colorado, which was COM
pletely destroyed by the floods
last Saturday night, is estimated
to have cost $3.50 The citizens
of Woodruff are figuring on fun
ing Silver Creek water to Wood
ruff instead of rebuilding the
dam.
ID. K. Udall came down from
Hunt, Apache county, last SAtur-
day and notified all settlers liv-
ing near the Little Colorado river
that a large reservoir, near Hunt,
had broken at S o'clock the even
ing before and an immense body
of water was coming down. AT
IL o'clock Saturday night the
flood reached HOlbroOk and
number of large timbers were
seen floating by, which came from
the Woodruff dam which was
completed washed out.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10
SpringcrviIIc Siftinss.

C. H. Sharp has sold his farm
below town to Fred COalter.
S. J. Saffell has sold his farm
southeast of town to Jacob Ham
bin.
Pete Slaughter, who was
brought down from the noun
tains few days ago suffering
from pneumonia is almost well
again.
Mrs. Satfell and son, Glenn"
left for Dodge City, Kan, where
Glenn will attend college. Mrs.
Saffell will return in about three
weeks, and during this time the
hotel will be closed.
Rev. Evans, who has been
holding services here for the last
two months, and wife and Kath-
crime Rudd left for the ella
valley. Miss Rudd will teach
again in the Stafford school.
Gustav Becker and wife and
Mrs. Ernest Franz left last week
for St. Louis. They will be
joined on the way by John Becker
and wife, Il. C. Hill and wife,
Mr.. McTavish and wife and Err
nest Franz.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10
HOLBROOK HINTS.
interesting and Newsy Items Clipped from
the argus"

Don Pedro Montana is here
buving sheep to feed on his Colo
RADIO ranches.
Reamer Ling, Apache County's
efficient District Attorney, is
business visitor in Holbrook to-
day.
Geo. Hennesy came down from
Adamana Thursday to receive
some Hereford bulls, which
he had contracted for with H. J.
Kramer.
The largest flood to come down
the Little Colorado river in ten
years passed here Saturday night,
and the Town Dads are quite
busy this week renewing the rip
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10
Thatcher Topics.

Sept. 4, 1904.
The Misses Allen, of Mesa
City, are boarding at Mrs.
COleman'S.
Mrs. Minnie Coleman came in
from San Carlos on this morn
ing's train.
The Academy and District
Schools of Thatcher will open
of the 5th inst.
John Billy was honored by the
nomination for the Assembly Oy
the Republican County Conven-
tion.
Last Friday evening a dance
was given in the new amusement
hall. The affair was considered
one of the social events of the
season.
Visitors from Apache County
last week we're: Mrs. E. A.
Noble and daughters, Pearl and
Armeda, Oscar Hamblin, Oscar
Jepson and Oscar Skousen.
The Big 9, with which w. w.
Pace is identified, has just receiv-
ed carload of the best buggies
and wagons ever brought into
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10

ed one of Thatcher's leading
business men.
J. d. Lee and family have
returned from Apache County
where they have been visiting
for the past month. Mr. Lee
drove back a bunch of beef cat
tie. Mr.. Lee is cashier of the
Graham County Safe Bank
Thomas Naylor met with a
painful and what at first appear
ed to be a very serious accident.
While charging his soda fOun
tain, the tank exploded, break
ing Mr., MAYORS leg and other
wise bruising him. DR.. Plat
was called to dress the injuries.
We hope that he will soon recover. =
The weather has been all that
the farmers could desire. No
rain had fallen in the immediate
vicinity during the last ten days
till last evening, when a heavy
rain passed over the entire valley.
Heavy floods are reported from
different places. Considerable
hay was damaged. 1t is still
cloudy and threatens to rain.
The range is in good condition.
Water in the canyons leading
from the Graham Mts. is scarse.
Cattle doing we'll.
Miss Ella Haywood was given
party at her home last Wed
nesday evening. The guests
we're: Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Moody, Mrs. Sessions and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Coleman.
Mr.. Oscar Hamblin, Evans Cole
man and VIM. Asey. Miss Hey
wood and Miss Sessions played a
few choice selections on the piano,
which were highly enjoyed bv
the guests. Ice cream, cake and
melons were served. All express
| ed themselves as having had a
most enjoyable time and wished
Miss Haywood manly happy
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-09-10

Tempe IS the only town in the
territory where gambling is not
allowed in the saloons.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-06-01

carry the limb with you. 1t is best to
keep the scion wrapped with a damp
cloth, so that the buds will not dry
out. If the scions have to be carried
some distance, which is sometimes
the case, then they should be kept
in a cool cellar and carried to the
field as needed. In this way they
may be kept several days.
There is no special secret about the
work of budding. The thing that is
needed most of all is skill. 1t must
never be forgotten that there is a
difference between knowledge and
skill. We may know how thing is
done but not know how to do it.
know how a plasterer puts his mortar
on overhead, but I can't do it.
tried once and got most of the mortar
on my head instead of on the ceiling
where it was intended I know how
my wife plays the piano but I can't
play myself. In a thousand cases we
know how thing is done but don't
know how to do it. The one is knOwl-
edge and the other is skill or, per-
haps more properly, knowledge with
skill added. Now, | can tell friend
Parker how to bud but he needs some
thing more than this knowledge to
successfully do the work. How can
he gain this skill? Only by practice.
| would recommend any one who owns
an orchard to practice both budding
and grating. Keep trying and you
will in the end become skillful.
I am in receipt of letter from Prof.
NJ o. Booth, of the agricultural col
lege at Pullman, under date of May
10. He says that everything is going
nicely in the college and that the
work is quite satisfactory. With ref
erence to the weather in that section
of the state he has this to say: "Our
spring has been a little late with a
great many frosts and some freezes.
I have been astonished to find how
much cold weather certain of our fruit
trees will stand while in full bloom.
| thought at one time we should have
no sweet cherries at all. The ther-
mometer went down to twenty-seven
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-06-01

while they were in blossom. Some
of them were hit pretty hard;
others, however, are hardly affected
at all and most of the trees are loaded
as heavily as they ought to be, al
though the crop will not be as large
on the uplands as it was last year."
This matter of frosts is one not easily
understood Not thing on our fruit
ranch has been hurt by the frost ex-
cept a few strawberries. The frost
will catch a few of our Strawberries
that are right under our peach trees
and not a peach be hurt. This is
easily accounted for. The lower any
thing is the more likely it is to be
nipped with frost. But the thing that
I can't explain is that the frost has
hurt the fruit to some extent all
around us but never touched us. The
reverse has been true in some other
years. Why is this so? I don't know.
Last year our peaches were nearly all
killed on the morning of the 7th of
May This was the latest we have
ever had peaches injured by frost.
am writing these notes on May IL.
So we feel pretty safe for this year.
Inc CnlnS CndC now we are up W,
as the saying goes, is the matter of
thinning our fruit. We have over
1900 peach trees from ten to twelve
years set in the orchard. Consequent
ly they are large. They are full of
peaches from top to bottom. The
peaches at this writing are about as
large as the end of my thumb. In a
few days we will begin thinning We
want to start with twenty thinners at
least. We use women and girls mostly.
We pay them $100 per day. They
board themselves. We use enough
men to handle the ladders. These are
paid more. How many trees each one
can thin in day we do not know,
as we never had trees so full before.
But twenty thinners will do well If
they get over properly 100 trees per
day.
Our apple trees were never so full
of bloom before. But apples differ
Arizona republican., 1904-04-02
PERSONAL.

The outg0ing p-@sengers on the NJ. 6, P. last night included: II. F. Kngore for Oakland; M. C. Mayer for Whtti- CT, Cal; D. H. Yohc and l.. Gcttscaalk for Tombstone.
 C. I. McRcynolds, official court ster- ographer for the second district, left for Solomonvillc cn last nights train after a few days visit here.
 The following named registered at the Ford hotel yesterday: M. E. Con boy, Walter Hill, J. F. I.ongnevan. Los Angeles: Fred II. Seymour, Chicago.
 C. J. Cornell left yesterday for the Grand Canyon fer few days visit. Mir. McMillan, his successor as ticket agent of the NJ. & F., assumed his official duties yesterday.
 Those registering at the Hotel AdaTs yesterday were: Al. F. Roundtree, S. Louis; A. R. DeKuhn. Prescott; C. W. Anderson. H. A. Newpher, J. E. Chapin, Cleveland Ohio: F. H. Adams, Chicago; II. N. Greene, Boston; T. c. P-rmel7, Plattsmouth, Neb.; J. C. Feige, San Trancisco: z. DarmSte dter, Chicago; w. R. Haynie, Dallas: F. P. Campbell, w E. Hall and wife, Denver; A. A. Townley, Sidney, Onto.
 The following names were added to the Commercial hotel register ye ter day: c. O. Carving, Florence. Ariz.; G. Saay, Congress: Nate Hsrt, Denver; J. w. Ritzman, Pasadena; C. P. Heining- CT, w l.. Tileston. D. J. Alberga, Sen Francisco. Cutie Lambert, Hattie A. kins. Bisbee.
 MT and Mrs. J. NJ. Seivir left thi 5 morning via the Santa Fe for Wood ward, Okla.
 George F. Truman, citizen member of the board of control, returned yes tcrtlay from an official visit to the southern Iart of the territory.