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The evening world., 1904-03-19
CARTER AND COLE.
FIGHTING NEWS

''Kid" Carter. the rugged light heavy
weight fighter, is to engage in another
battle in Philadelphia in the near fu-
ture. He has been matched TO box
George Cole, the colored fighter. Of
Trenton, for six rounds on March q.
Cole recently defeated Harry Foley. the
California middle-weight champion.
Eddie Hanlon. the little California
feather-weight. and Jack O'Ncill, the
hsxd-hitting Quaker City fighter, have
nigned articles to meet In a six round
bout before the National A, c.. OF Phil
adeiphia. on March 2G,
Charley McKeever, who has not
fought for some time has been secured
% fight. Hugo Kelly, the Chicago mid
dle-weight. for six rounds at the Ninth
Ward Guard A. c., Of Chicago. on
March 2i
yaok McCleiland. OF Pittsburg, and
J1ck Hamilton. OF Troy, haye been
A. c.. Beaver Falls. March %. They are
y weigh in at i26 pounds at o'clock.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
NEARY WON AGAIN,
BEATING SULLIVAN
Dissatisfaction Expressed at
Decision, Because Dave De-
Tended Himself Well Through
out Six-Round "Go."

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 10
Charles Neary. OF Milwaukee. was
given the decision over David Sullivan.
OF Boston. in the slx-round fight here
last night. There was considerable dis
satisfaction expressed over the result
as Sullivan was considered, even bv
some local men. to have defended him
self well against Neary's onslaughts.
Neary led in all the fighting, and 1t
was on account of his vigorous work
that he was given the decision Neither
man was t'oorde during the fight, ana
at the end neither showed any marks
the most damage being done by body
punches. ClinChes were not frequent.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
JACK O'BR|EN BEATS KELLY

money by staging the bout. and the night
cans left the clubhouse disguised at
what they witnessed. o'Brien. who has
made some good tights here, would no.
or could not try. Kelly trleu ms
best, M doubt. but only with Jacks
assistance did he manage to land few
blows D'Bricn's assistance came In
falling iu with some OF kcliN's punches
which would have otherwise gone far
from the mark.
What action thers was In the
ring must be credited to Kelly. who on
its merits was entitled to the decision;
\ draw might have 81 tisfied some, and
mo contest would have kept the box
ing game in better reputs. To sum up
the bout. the wise ones think that
O'Brien made strong EFFORT TO save
Kelly for another bout, and that he
was disappointed when Tyrrell gave
him the winners end Of the purse.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
MADDEN DECLARES
FROM MANY STAKES

The declarations or John r.. Madden
from two-yeur-Old stakes To bc decided
at Sheepshead this spring were received
Yesterday. From the Great Trial he
has taken out Britlsher, br. c.. by Plau-
dlt-British I'lue Blood: SiGliTht hr. e.,
by Plaudit--I.a Creole. Winchester, b.
g.. by Hamburg-Tulla Blackburn; Paul
Jones. ch. e.. by Knight OF the Thistle
Widnowor. Sandstone, br. C.. by San
dringham-Em Scenery br. e..
by Sandr!ngham--Peg Wellington. Doro-
thy Gray. br. f., by Hamburg Mamie
Himyar. and an unnamed brown colt
hy OnondnEa Janice II. Mr. Madden :
Withdrawals from the Double Event are
Paul Jones. SlglFht and Dorothy Gray
The evening world., 1904-03-19
CHICAGO STAKES
HAVE BIG ENTRIES

CHICAGO. March la.--with 1862
nominations for the twelve stakes OF the
1901 season. the Harlem Jockey Club
claims to have established a new record
for high totals in the number OF entries
TO racing fixtures OF this class The
chief Increase Is IN tho events for two
year-olds and three-yea ear-oldS and Is
said to carry a corresponding better
ment OF class.
OF the big stakes the $1,000 Harlem
National Handicap has 1l2 entries, tho
Twentieth Century lis and the H. Lewis
Clark stake. regarded as a try-out for
the American Derby, 81.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
"SP|DER" KELLY
INCORPORATED.
New Game for Fighters Sprung
on the San Francisco Public
by a Crowd OF Western
Sporting Men. .st44.

"splder" Kelly. the voluh's prize
fighter. trainer and sporting man. may
now write It "'Spldcr' Kelly Nnr)."
Articles OF Incorporation Of the SPIDER
Kelly Amusement Company have been
filed in the San Francisco COuny
Glerks office The lir,Giors yre
BRADY. T.. NJ. Graney, Harry Aiouahan,
Harry +. Corbett and William II.
Rothwell CNuunR Curb"tt"b their sig
natures being on the articles. The oh
Jects Of the company are sot forth as
follows.
TO give public entertainments IN be
called SPIDER" Ecllys bull' and
Spider" kelly's picnic outings and
excursions. to promote Intercourse
among our friends ana acquaintanrcs
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who are seeking to gain notorlety by
defeating the old has been
Morris Levy expressed similar senti-
ments "FIghtlng," he said. "is for ths
young and husky. Pastmasters have no
place In the game. The men who were
once great but have passed their prime
should be rclegated to u quiet seat in
the shade. For that reason I shall not
even consider a match with Fltzsim-
mons as a principal. San Francisco
saw all It wished Of Bob in the miser.
able mill he participated in will
George Gardner"
The evening world., 1904-03-19

CHICAGO. March l9,--Jack OBricn
and Hugo Kelly did a siX-ruund stunt
at Battery II last night. and at the
end Referee Frank Tv'r"ll picked Jack
AS the winner. The decision was Dad
one The majority uf the spectators
the live ones. who pay the |. > and at
the box office. and who do not know the
finer points OF the game-thought the
affair should have been "A draw. but the
wise ones. who keep in touch with the
lighters. thought n no contest" decision
wou have been the right way to decide
the hippodrome and to return the live
ones their gate money.
From every standpoint the bout was
dig disappointment. The club losi
The evening world., 1904-03-19
MUNROE WILL READ RETURNS

Young Corbett." who led the march
last year ut tho ball OF the Chorus
Girls Association, will not do so this
year on account of his fight with Britt
In his place Jack Munroe will be seen.
Munroe will have another job that
night Corbett has promised TO send
word of his fight with Britt and the
returns. The miner will read his wire
from the stage. also the returns OF the
fight.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
NJ GOVERN MATCHED
TO FIGHT BENDER

Sam Harris, manager OF Hughey Nc
Govern, he South Brooklyn bantam
weight. who is trying to clinch match
between McGovern and Frankie Neil, OF
California for the championship OF the
world, to-day matched Hughey TO fight
Tony Bender. Of Elizabeth, y. j., for
81 rounds before the Lenox Sporting
club OF philadelphia. on Monday. March
The evening world., 1904-03-19
MODEL AND TREMBLAY.

Harry Model, OF the Alliance A. c..
will take the place OF Max Luttbeg,
" no was to meet Eugene Tremblay, the
Canadian champion. IN II bout on Tues
day evenin" at tho Polo \. A. Lutt-
beg met with an Injury while in train
ing for the contest and Is unable to
appear -------------
The evening world., 1904-03-19
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,
50 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN.

Under DR.. Grindle's scientific treatment ali
diseases peculiar to men are permanently v
cured more quickly. more easily and on mora
moderate terms than by any other advertis-
ing physician.
Blood poison cured in from l to nonths.
Nervous debility in from to 2 months
Kidney and Bladder complaints in from 1 "a
weeks. Skin Diseases red spots. ulcers
sore throat and mouth. painful dwellings ID
days Varicocele in from l to weeks
Ordinary contracted diseases and drains
cured In 10 10 days.
DIR. GRINDLE Is still ut the same office,
IA WEST 18TH ST., bet bet 18th 9th and
which he has occupied OVER 20 YEARS
A record WHICH no other advertising physical
cine 81. Hours, 90. SUNDAYS. to g.
The evening world., 1904-03-19
MODEL AND SCHMIDT.

Harry Model. the crack lightweight
wrestler of the Alliance A. c.. Is to
meet Carl Schmidt to a finish for 800
side bet at Miners Bowery Theatre
The evening world., 1904-03-19

Iron Man" McGinnity is considering
whether he will call his new curve the
loop the-l loop or the Della Fox cErL
The evening world., 1904-03-19

Barney Dreyfuss will pay Eddie
Doheuy's salary this year, although the
great southpaw 10 hopelessly insane.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-24
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

LICENSED TO WED-A mamiaga license was issued yesterday 70 Antonio Rodriguez and Anna Selaya.
 TENNIS AMENT-Melville F'ickas and Ernest Bennett left last night fer Tucson to represent the high school in a tennis tournament with the university, Thanksgiving afternoon.s
 THIRTY TWO ACCESSIONS-TE meetings at the Cl.-istian church clos ed last night with deep interest and with thirty two additions to the church. Pastor Boyle is much encouraged with the outlook for the work here. There will be services as usual next Sunday morning and evening. All are cordial. ly invited
 DISTRICT COURT-There were two divorce cases before district count yes terday One was the case of John Adams against Fannie Adams which had already had three days. Ii was again continued for further proof. In the case of Edith Gladue against Jos Gladue the plaintiff was granted a de- cree. The afternoon was consumed by the civil suit of J. B. Wedgeworth against F. c. Millage.
 SOME BIG PEARS-W. H. Wilkey, who resides ten miles northwest of the city, has brought to the board of trade the largest pears that have been placed on exhibition in these parts. They are of the Keller. variety ard look as good as they do large. Two of the pears weigh four pounds and two ounces, a pair of twin peas on one twig. weigh two pounds and there are two more single pears that are equally as large.
 IMPRESSED WITH PHOENIX Mir. James O. Prescott and wife Of Buffalo are in the city guests of the Ford hotel. Mir. Prescott has been in the employ of the Erie railroad com pany for over thirty years and for many years past has held the position of excursion manager. He is affLct- ed with asthma and spent a portion of last winter here experiencing great re- lief. He has returned to s0eud this winter and possibly to become perman- ently identified with the city
 THE LIBRARY LOCATION-A movement is on foot among the mer- chants for a meeting to take action re- garding the location Of the Carnegie library. Some want it in the eastern part of the city, some in the north. some in the west and some in the cen ter. Many of the merchants say that if it should be located in the districts where they think it ought to be they will assist the enterprise to the extent Of contributions of books ranging from S1OO to s2OO.
 DEATH OF JAMES TANNEHlLL- James Tannehiu died yesterday morn ing at 1 o'clock at his home three miles north of the city on the Black Canyon road. He succumbed to com pHcations attending old age as he had pa ed his eis' hy-seventh araiversars-. He was a native os Ohio and came here rom Iowa in November, 1898. maIziua his home with his children His chii- dren are Messrs. John T.. Charles r.. and J. F., and Misses Mary and Ella
Arizona republican., 1904-11-24


 TX-U. s. Senator NI. c. Butler from G South Carolina, was Senator from that state for two terms. In a recent letter from Washington, D. C., he says: 'I can recommend Peruna for dys- Pepsis and stomach trouble. I have been Usi1g .YOuT medicine for a short period and E feel very much relieved. lis Indeed a wonderful medicine be- sizes q good ionic. "--fl. (. Butler. Pcruna is not simply Q remedy for dyspepsia. P,runa is a catarrh remedy. Peruna cures dyspepsia because it is generally dependent upon catarrh of the stomach.
 If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving s -lll statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President os Tisr Hartman Sauitariuni, Colun1 bus, O.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-24

Tannehln. Clyde Evans of the Psoe- nix oil Go. is a grandson also of the dead man. MT. TannehiIl was quite well known and respected by all The fun eral will be he'd this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Presbyterian church. The service will be conducted by Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee and intelment will te made'in the family lot in uae Loose ly cemetery.
 REARRANcING CITY DELIVERY On December l there will be rear ranging and reorg ganizing of the city delivery of the Phoenix postodice. made necessary by the adding of one more carrier Go tle service, making six in all The new roU.e, No. G, will be carried by F. \. Hoover and the territory that will be assigned 10 him will embrace the Bennett and Simms editions and the north -wo tiers of blocks in the Churchill, Dennis and Brill additions This new organization will make all the routes more easily handled. gave better service and is designed to ia cilitate matters materially during the winter rush.
 LIBRARY CoMMITTEE-Thc Car negie library site committee, appointed by the Phoenix real es.ate board. held
 
 office of Dwight B. Heard. The orig inal committee was Dwight B. Heard J. Ernest Walker and E. J. Bsnaitt and yesterday David Goldberg and J. C. Adams were added to the committee. It is the work of this committee to try and raise by popular subscrir tion, the $3,SOO that will be necessary to pur- chase the four lots Belonging to Carrie B. Keefer on north Center street. T Ire conFLIttee, however, proposes before beginning active solicitation, to go be- fore the city council and secure from 1t promise to locate the library there in the event the money to buy the lots is raised. It does not want to devote it's time on an uncertainty.
 THE PONY MARKET-Ponies are s.conge~ and higher as A. Redewill found out yesterday. He called at this office last night to have an advertise ment, which stated that he had pony to sell, eliminated from the columns of The Republican. He put il in the pa per three or four days ago and the following day he sold it. The next day his mail was largely made up of inquiries about the pony. his age height, disposition and the price. Yes teIday his mail on the subject Of tAe pony was more volUminous than ever. showing that The Republican was get ting out ir D the cOuE ry. More peo- pie came to his store to see the remark able pony than called to buy pianos. In order to save the time of himself and his assistants he was forced to cancel his advertisement about the pony but expects to hear echoes from it for the next few days.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The UnisaI States civil service com mission announces an examination to be held on January 4-5 to secure eli- gibies from which to make certifica.iOn to fu at least three vacancies in the position of civil engineer student in the department of agriculture at not exceeding $50 mon-h. The object of the examins .on is to qualify for one year graduate -oU-se in highway en- gineeIing. Six months will be devot- ed 10 laboratory wor5 and study and six to practical road building -n the field. The examination will consist or the following subjects: Pure Irathe- n1S,irs, tloo-etical and applied me
Arizona republican., 1904-11-24

chanics, construction and the use Of instruments, materials for construction and elements Of construction. The a ge limit is twenty years or over. Appli-a- uons will be received only f.Om graduates in engineering from reput- able engineering schools. The exam in1ions for this territory will be he'd in Prescott. Phoenix and Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-24
The Gurio
 1SeCond Ave. and Jefferson St '.

An old mission building fuiI Of Curios. This place will furnish you entertain ment for hours. Its contents are both unique and extensive, and comprise, among other things:
 Pima and Apache Baskets.
 Navajo Blankets and Silver Work
 Bead Work, Pottery.
 Mexican Drawn Work.
 Mexican Zarapes and Shawls.
 Unset Opals and Turquoises.
 And innumerable trinkets, both In- dian and Mexican.
 Besides all this, there is the museum, with exhibits which cannot be dupH- cated anywhere.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27
Southern Pacific Time Card.
Ordinance No. 1913.

BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Board OF
THAT WHEREAS, more than one-fifth Of the
resident taxpayers of this municipality have
petitioned this body to call special election
ers of the corporation OF Welsh q proposition
of voting a special tax of five mills upon all
of the assessable property located in the town
of Welsh for period of ten years and the
moneys to be derived from the collection of
said tax to be appropriated and used exclu-
sively for the purpose of maintaining and sup
porting public schools during the said PERIOD
Be IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That q special
election is called to be held in the town OF
Welsh on the Twenty first day of June 1904
and IN case more than majority of both
number and amount of tax payers participate
in said election should vote favorably to said
taxes the same shall be levied and collected
according to law. In case majority in both
number and amount participate in said cleo
ton should not vote favorably to said taxes,
then in that event the same shall not be levied
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That the Mayor
and Board of Trustees of the town OF Welsh
meet on the Twenty-second day of June. 1904
for the purpose of tabulating the returns of
said election and promulgating the result
thereof. @. p. MARTIN, Aye.
]. ID. COOPER, Aye.
s. w. DAY, Aye.
II. A. DAVIDSON, Aye.
FRANK COTTON, Aye.
Passed the council May 9Th, 1904.
SAMUEL BLACKBOARD, Sec'y.
Approved May 6, 1904.
LEE E. ROBINSON, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27
Taken Up.

On Saturday. April %, black
mare mule, with right ear split, no
harness marks, indicating that she
has not been worked recently, APP
peared at the G. q. w. Payne farm,
six miles north of Welsh. Owner
may have the animal Thy calling
and identifying same and paying for
the cost of this advertisement, etc.
JAS. CHRISTIAN.
Q All old soldiers and every one else
as well are requested TO be present at
the union memorial service at tile
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Rev. w. Lumpkin, of Jennings, will
conduct the services.
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holders to, any liability beyond the amount of

holders TO, any liability beyond the amount OF
Thus done, read and signed before me- said
Notary, IN my office in the town of Welsh.
Lo9l S IN the presence OF Jno II. Cooper
nesses, who sign as such with me, said Notary,
and the .aforenamed appearers on this the
each of said appearers declared unto me that
he executed the same as his own free and vol
untary act and for the uses and purposes
Witnesses: FRED d. CAIKINs
JNo. III. COOPER, Edwin a. WILIARD
Before me, LEE E. ROBINSON f N Ahh1 Ss.,7,
f sTATH Of 6r t69aGnJ aasfhAUs.
ter Of GULF RICE MILNE 90. ' Limited 81 Gfsd
Notarial Record 'Bv on pages II ia my GurT9 rem
liz. lis and 119. ~
Witness my official signature and seal at
1 WeiSh' La.' on TINS goth day of April, A. d.
z { SEAL. LEE E. ROBINSON,
- Notary Public.
been submitted to me for examination 10 as to
It's legality, herby certify that / have care.
fully examined the same, and find the obiects
and that none of the provisions therein con.
tanned IN ia, are contrary to law.
Lake 66anles fitness sh my official
JOSEPH MOORE.
PARISH OF dAIGssfEH6 6 3ss G5e b;s Of
inc h 1s certify that the above and forego-
Of on file IN t 81 sh n osg and
M Which was duly recorded on the 5th day of of
naec a; u: iSo4. IN Book '12" of Mortgages at
In ang ss,; witness official
{{sEA WI. WILCOX.
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Strayed.

There estrayed to our farm last fall
one bay horse, about ten years old
and about fifteen hands high. Owner
may KAYE the animal by calling and
properly proving ownership. paving
COST OF keeping and advertising. Rob-
lnson q Davidson, three miles north
east of Welsh.
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Notice.,

Is hereby given to the public
Ma of A. E. Bell & Co.
1lsh, Louisiana, and
PANE E, Bell and H. j.
! s BY dissolved. Fl. j.
pom the firm and
were ections with the
ess to be continu-
p assumes all OBJ
+ will collect all
{ Monte
machine Ipril 25th, 1904.
he &a7,aS x2E. BELL,
nj III. j. SAUNDERS.
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I,oriaI Services

a~Auspices of the old sol
SAheld in the Baptist church
Sunday, May 90. Ser
~ w. Lumpkin, of Jen-
Msold soldiers, their fami-
fr friends, sons of veter-
~ S of the Spanish war, and
nc citizens, ladies and gen
b cordially invited to this
Hon memorial service.
III of s COMMITTEE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27
ation in New Orleans.

pf prominent men from
p, who are opposed to
6 that parish, passed
y Sunday on their way
Ee. The strong point to
I, as pointed out, was
Fe Chairman of the en-
Auadron, is DR.. Cooper,
2 OF the principal towns
va new parish.
Cooper, there were Paul
c. j. w. Gardner and
IL, of Lake Charles, in
on. They took the a
for Baton Rouge.
another big delegation.
Monday. They in
'ees from Lake Charles,
on, Kinder, Oberlin,
Ike Arthur, a majority
IS. are in the proposed
nts to the division con-
r strongest argument is
the towns in the proposed
e opposing it, and that
n would be the parish
tactically alone in the
, the contention of the
towns named have held
J, adopted strong reso-
AIMED committees to go
ge and fight the separa-
resolutions are being
III be distributed broad-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27

Marshall, of Crowley, secre-
be Louisiana and Texas Rice
and Distributors Association,
Welsh Monday soliciting
q petition urging the enact
1 nw providing for the APP
4 of a sufficient sum neces-
completion of the Mer-
ks and dam. Mr.. Mar
ed a number of signatures
trough our stock of fancy
fore preparing your swell
or dinners. We have eY-
nat is desired.
PRENTICE 81 PRENPTwR.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27

party was given at the
npton.Holland near Hayes
ight. Those present were
rs. Dupre Hebert, Mr.. and
Holland, Mrs. N. B. En-
n England, Placide Der
Ind Harry Geroi, Lewis
sph fleming, Arthur, Alyin
ny Holland, Ray Boiling, t.
srbert Harris, Jesse Bush
Kisses Daisy Hebert, FIossie
4 Dale Robinson, Georgia
England, Corinne and Daisy
Maud Cloak, Ella Cansey
Holland. Refreshments
ed and most delightful time
by all.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-27

owley dispatch:sRegard-
ct that an effort has been
radict the report that the
acific Company was ar
enter the Jennings field
oil for it's own use, the
S to be downed, and in
able circles it is said to-
pany is not only arrang-
tie in the field, but is con-
hadvisibility of building a
ield to handle the output,
ne Beardsley road COM
the field and the proposed
from the field to Jennings
we aroused the Southern
9 necessity of taking some
cps to hold its prestiges.