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Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
Of Local Interest.

HORSES AND MUlES-George D. Christy last night shipped to old Mexico a car load of horses and mules.
 COMPANY B AFFAIRS.-Compan,, E held its regular drill last evening, and next week the newly cleo ed lieu tenants will receive their commissio.-5 from Col. McClintock. who has sig nifed his intention to be present at the drill Warrants will also be issued to the n-commissioned officers next Sunday al o'clock. The company will have a picture taken which will be used by Professor Fountain with his march that he has composed and dedicated 10 the National Guard of Arizona. The full company is request ed to attend.
 AN AGED COUPLE-D. P. Kyle yes terday received a copy of the Mound City (Mo) News. containing the pie lures of Mir. and Mrs. David M. Pol lock. who are his uncle and aunt. The paper also contains an account of the celebra ton of the sixty-third anniver- sary of their wedding and the names of those who participated in the fes- tivities. This paper is of particular interest to MT. Kyle as MT. Pollock is
 
 given names. and more than any other one thing. a desire to visit his aged relative 10 what inspired him to go back to Missouri last summer. MT Pollock is now S6 years old and his wife is so. MT. Pollock was born in Pennsylvania. moved first to Ohio, then 10 Indiana, where he married Miss Julia Ann Kyle. a native of that state a m in 10 Missouri where they still reside
 BASEBALL.-Sunday Jan. 24th very interesting game of baseball will be played at East Lake Park. The contesting teams will be representa- tives of Phoenix and Glendale. The Phoenix team is composed of some of the best players in the southwest, sev- eral of the old DeMund team, and the Mansfield team being members. The Glendale team plays a rattling good game Of ball. and there are a lot of good tossers among them. In consid- eration of having such a fast bunch of men 10 play Manager Sherman Of East Lake Park has had the diamond at the park overhauled, and in conse- quence a swife game will undoubtedly be put up by both teams. The Phoenix
 
 at the park this season. and hope to put up good exhibition for the lovers of the great American game. The game will be called at D. m. sharp.
 GOT THE < RAYS FADED.-The Sunday magazines are making d great fuss about the latest achievement Of the X-rays in changing the color of animals subjected to their influence. It Is said a leopard's spots are being removed and it is also claimed that a negro baby has been turned white. All these things are Interesting, but they are not nearly so wonderful as Arizona's famous climate which can do anything. even to the work speci- ally cut out for the X-ray. IT, 1895 George Deeter. a well known local horsenan. sold a black mule. reared in this valley. to a man who soon af- terward went to Globe taking the mule with him. MT. Deeter had forgotten the man and the mule till a day CT
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Brockton- Mass; June Moy. Prescott: W. C. Nelson, Chicago; Mrs. F. J. Mar tin. AntigO. Wis
 At the Hotel Adams yesterday tha following named were registered: B. F. Goodwin, San Frencisco: N. |. Burner. Columbus, Ohio; Miss Julia Won Van deburg. Chas. H. Pratt. H. M. Hubbard. w. w. Shoemaker, Kansas City: T. w Hanson. Chicago; J. J. Bflick. Los An geles; C. A Madill. wife and nurse. St Louis; Jno. Callis, Denver: Eugene Fox. Fl Paso; F. D. Clark. Los Angeles: P. NJ. Miller, Chicago; H. M. Hunter St. Louis; MT. and Mrs. Chas. Henman. Tucson.
 Among the passengers leaving this morning va the s. F. P. & P. were: Arthur Pauli for Cincinnati: T. J. Fla mer for Fargo, N. D.; P. Miller for Flagstaff
 The passenger list on the southbound NJ. & P. train last night included: Ar and Noe Sanvanganst for Fargo. N. D. {: J. G. Silva for Haywards, Cal: B. A. Kerr, Chas. H. Baker, w. s. Seavey and wife for Ei Paso; J. M. McClave. J. c. Porter L. K. Smith for Yuma: MT. and Mrs. Nj. 4. Carter for Tucson
 Eugene Fox. cf Fl Paso. a travelling representative of lhe Rock Island road. spent yesterday in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery This great medicine is far more than a tonic. It cures diseases of the organs Of diges- ton and nutrition, and enables the per feet digestion and assimilation of food of, which alone all physical strength IS made.
 rThe reason I delayed writing was bsoauSe s.I wanted to wait TeGT after had taken the medicine before giving my statement. and now can send good conscientious testinou- ial e writes Mir Chas. II. Sergeant of Plain City. Madison Co.,. Ohio During the summer and Ili of ISo6 became all rundown, nerves were out of order and stomach out Of order. l wrote to Dr Pierce for advice He said had general debility, and advised Dr. Pierce's Golden Med icsl Discovery and. thanks to you for your ad- vice I used six bottles, and since stopped tax ing it abUut one year ago, hay not taken any medicine of any kind and have hc-l' Gble 70 zf,arE s.ey- day My appetite i' good. can cat three suuare meals day. and do not feel that miserable burning in the stomach after eating My blood and nerves are in good shape; and, wsll-iu fact tEinE ! am in pretty good run ming order"
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the bowels active and healthy.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

two ago. They both came back ana even then they had to introduce them selves. The man gave his name ana related the incident of his mule in vestment. which Mir. Deeter then re- called. Then he presented the mule which is now a beautiful dapple gray He declares it is the same animal and the change in his appearance has been wrought by nothing but eight years ot Arizona climate.
 CREDIT TO ARIZONA JOURNAL ! '~'7 The new University Of Arizona monthly is at hand and it is entitled to all the compliments and words Of praise that may be given it for 1t IS a credit to the printing trade of the territory The monthly is in regular magazine form, well printed and with wide margins and the cover bears the territorial seal accompanied by the proper wording. the cover being or heavy, dark colored paper, a fitting background for the attractive design Its contents are both interesting and instructive. not only to students of the school but to the general reader. Its advertising pages are well proportioned to the amount of reading matter and the advertisements are neatly and tastefully "set up. In this depart ment credit no doubt belongs to the business manager, Ross M. Russell, a son of Mir. and Mrs. M. T. Russell of this city. Kirke T. Moore is the edi- tor in chief and his associates are J. Wesley Gebb, chronicle editor. Bard L.. Cosgrove, athletic editor and Leo M. Rosenberg of Phoenix, exchange edi- tor. Altogether the publication is now one of which not only the university but all Arizona, may be proud.
 ANDREWS OPERA cO.-Ed An drews and company, more frequently referred to as the Andrews Opera Co.,. played Birds of a Feather" at the Doris last night to a rather small but appreciative audience. MT. Andrews is known to be a good singer and MT. Jay C. Taylor, who has accompanied him in all his visits here in recent years with a large and talented az gregation, found a warm place in the hearts of all who have listened to his delightful tenor solos. Miss Nellie Andrews also has a good voice and while the compliments are going round it is not out of way to mention also that Miss Lee, Miss Clayton and Ralph Riggs are all good singers. It was not an opera Of great numbers. but a musical farce and rather an amusing one, a readaptation of Box and Cox" which never grows old, giving oppor- tunity for some clever comedy work and good singing. but as a grand spectacular comic opera, such as the Andrews company has hitherto under taken, and very creditably. it was not just what might have been expected. MT. Taylor is regarded by theater gcers as one of the best tenors that ever came to Phoenix. Those who heard him last night said he never sang more sweetly.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of stockholders of the Maricopa X Phoenix & Salt River Valley Railroad company will be held at the office of the company, room No 204 in the CrOcker building. San Fran cisco, California, on Tuesday the 18th day of January. 1904. at 4:30 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve fer the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may proper ly come before the meeting.
 r. I. KENDALL. Secretary. San Francisco, December 9, 1903.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
AMUSEME NTS
THE HEAD WATERS. :"

Coming Jan. 18th. The musical nov city of the season at the Doris Theater will be B. C Whitney's production of The Head Walters, the piece that made Ward & Volkes famous. Man ager Stecham succeeded in booking this high class musical comedy through his eastern representatives. which was recommended to him very highly. Joe Kelly as The Pipe Dreamer" affords no end of good comedy. while he has the support of a score of other first
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of stockholders of the Maricopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley Railroad company is hereby postponed to meet at the office Of the company. room 204 in the Crock CT building. San Francisco. California. on (Fridav). the 18th day of March, 1904. at 4:3O o'clock D. m.
 F. l. KENDALL. Secretary.
 Dated in San Francisco, Jan. 19, 1904.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
PERSONAL.
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The following guests registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday: L. K
 KoontZ. Pittsburg; George H. Brewer. Alhuduerque; N. G. Layton, Flagstaff: Ed. AndreAs and wife, Chas F. Hozel- rigg adn wife. Arlaine Andrews, J. C. Taylor and Ralph Riggs, New York; Morton Nelson, Chss. Greenclay. Marie Jenkins, Mrs. A. Battles and T. J. Bat ties. Biufft3n, Ohio; J. E. Faulkner,
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Women and girls who have been un- fortunate and are in need of a home and friends can find them by address ing Crittenton Home, Highland addi- tion. Phoenix, Arizoy~
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

class comedians and a bunch of pret- ty chorus girls, which is all that is necessary to guarantee an evening of a very pleasing enjoyment. It is said to be rollicking, refined and uprcar- iously funny.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

The fashion barber shop for mary years conducted by Frank Shirley has moved n A. West Washington street and will hereafter be known as the Blue Front Barber shop. It will be owned and managed by MT. Shirley as in the past which is the best guarantee of good work and prompt service.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
TEe Mean Thing.

Phyllis is the meanest kind Of T gossip"
 What makes you think so?"
 Because she never tells you any thing herself. but gets you to tell her all you know."-King.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Jas. L. Perry, contractor brick and mason work. Residence. 22O2 w. Jef ferson st. Phone Red 326.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Hair! Combs! Pompadors, Switches Latest styles. Hairdressing, Manicur- ing. Mrs. Aylwin's Parlors. II s. Gen. ter, upstairs.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22
TRADE TOPICS
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STOP!!! Bath 15c; shave, 10c: hair cut, 25c. Commercial hotel barber shop.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Maple Leaf Bowling alley. basement McKee's store. Come and bowl.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Strangers call and inspect our work American Cleaning Works. E. Wash ington street.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-22

Every housekeeper should read Me. Kee's ad on page 4.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23
L0snummer5 Sc

vi ha annu nagra at forlidet
ars CLoAKS for damer och fickor
som vi slutsalja for HALT PRIs
Larson - Swan Dry Goods Co.
En- iernvagsolycka, son kostade
iva menniskors lif, intrafade ii.
digit mandagsmorgse nara Hin
ton, IL mil harifran, da EFT gods
tag pa Great Northern jernvagen
ursparade. OlyckaE skedde der
igenom att tagets forare Ell gat akt
pa signalerna fran v%exeltornet och
skulle hafva kort in pa oratt spar,
derest vexeln lemnats orord. Da
den, som skotte ON vexeln i
tornet, markte att foraren ej gifvit
akt pa signalerna, forsokte han
kasta ON vexeln for att leda taget
in pa raft spar, men han ham eli
CORA de- forran lokomotivet trass-
lade in sig i vexeln och ursparade.
Maskinen kastades ofveranda,
dervid foraren, Paul Gilbertson
fran Willmar, Mimi, kom under
densamma och dodades ogon-
blickligen, Han fck huivudet
k~rossadt, och kroppen var box
stahigen kokad af den ur angpan.
nan utrusande angan, da man
efter fera timrars arbete andtli-
gen lyckades framdraga liket.
Gilbertson var ogift. Eldaren, J.
P. Hanson, hvilken var gift och
Dosatt harstades, fck baoa benen
afkorda och blef for ofrigt mycket
l. a tilltygad. Han forbes idoende
tillstand till Samaritan hospitalet.
der han ahed nagra timmar sena-
re. Vid ursparningen korde loko-
motivet raft pa vexeltornet, som
slogs i sma spillror. Den ierstades
posterade vaktmannen, en- ader-
tonarig yngling, som eEdast tire
dagar forut ofverfyttats dit fran
Chicago, undkom med blotta
ferskrackelsen. Taget hade med
sig EFT antal swim och kreaturs-
vagnar, som kastades huller ON
butler. Manga af djaren dodades
eller skadades, sa att de maste
skjutas.
Eldaren Hanson, hvilken var
bosatt i oIo-oth st, efterlemnar
enka och iva barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23

En- krympling vid MANN James
Hamilton domdes i mandags till
EFT ar countyhaktet for losdrif.
veri. Hamilton, hvilken afven
gar under namnet Charles Landy,
har EFT traben och EFT mycket
hetsigt lynne, och da han i far
hvad han pockar pa, begagnar han
trabenet att gifva eftertryck at
slit missnoje. Salunda h0l! han
Tor nagon It'd sedan pa att sla ihjaI
en- katalsk prest i ONeill, Neb.
emedan han Ell gaf So etor allmosa
som Hamilton pockade pa. och
city marshaln i Norfolk. Neb,
SAINT en- polisman iOmaha hafva
bada smartsamma och forodmju.
kande erinringar at trabenet. Ma
han artesterades har ,forsokte han
slit gamla knep. men blef i It'd
forekommen.
En- 9 ar gammal gosse vir
MANN Willie StockmaD i Morning
Side Nkulle haromdagen hielps
upp eden i k~oksspisen genom
att, som han trodde, halla fotogen
pa den. Men Diet vas gasolinkan-
nan han / stallet tatt tag i, och
toliden blef den gamla vanliga,
nemligen en- explosion, som
'kadade honom ganska lila i an
sigtet och pa armarne. Skadorna
komma ei att medfora nagot men
for tor framtiden, sSvida Diet icke
be6nnes, hvad man befarar, att
han inandats gasolirlagorna.
delta fall torde Diet 6lifva kinkigt
nog for den oforsigtige unge man.
Hen.
+ Del hade komit smolk i Mol
ken mellan negern Jack Taylor
och hans ''vaninna", Edna La
horde, som Dor i 500 PearlSt och i
sondags' infann sig Jack i hennes
hem och anstallde med en- hand,
yxa sadan forstorelse. att Carrie
Nation kunde hafva bliflvit gron
J at atund Oliver en- dylik stunt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23

l. m8ndags forsokte Jack gifva
polisdomaren en- forklaring sofver
huru han kom att bara sig sa o.
gentilt at, men forkåen var
,Cke tillfredsstal!ande och Jack
domdes till 100 dollars boter for
st0rande al freden. Men Jack
saknade moIancer och sandes till
countyts hotel som star boarder
under en- manads It'd.
400 Dinner sets varda So 0
saljas for SO Is hos J. K. Prugh,
lSI2-3I4 Nebraska st.
Specielt, just inkommit Extra
fna svarta koStymer varda ST.
till SIS, som vi saIja for $I2. sc
till SIS, hos G. d. Hanson & Co.,
hornet q & Jennings SITS,
DRESS GOODS i nYa hna mon
stor i Brunt och fna "'MINTURES'
just inkommet hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co
I tisdags blef saloonegaren
Frank Caine at en- jury befunnen
skyldig till conspiracy, Game
var en- af dem, som under slakte-
riarbetarnes strejk forliden SOM
mar ifrigast iorfoljde s~trejkbry.
tarne och var inbegripen i fera
bruta!a och lifsfarliga ofverfall
Game ar for ofrigt en- gammal och
erfaren poliskund, som otaliga
ganger staff tillta'ad for ofverfall
och slagsmal, hvadan hans anse.
ende ingalunda ar Diet basta.
Domen aikunnas i morgon, Tor
dag, och under tiden vistas Game
pa fri tot mot 1000 dollars bor-
gen. Straffet for den forseelSe,
hvartill han blifvit forklarad skyl.
dig, ar anda till tire AIRS straffar,
bette.
Slipade glasvaror salias hos J.
X. Prugh. 3I2 5I4 Nebraska st.
till halften at hvad Nj far betala
i mindre butiker. Som jag atven
saljer nina varor i parti, kan jag
salja mYcket billigt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23

Manga nyttiga saker for JUL
klappar sasom halsdukar, Mufflers,
Sweaters for far och son, Hangs
len, Sidennasdukar, KraSnalar,
Manschettknappar, Handskar.
Vantar m. fl. smasaker, SAINT Of
verrockar och Kostymer hos G..
D. Hanson & Co, hornet 4th &
Tennings.Sts.
Tiarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding, 8 & Court
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
Defekta dinner sets varda ST. 50
saljas for 2.o5 hos J. K. Prugh.
3I2-3I4 Nebraska st.
On Nj har hosta, sa en- kop
Aaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
J. X. Prugh, 3I2-3I4 Nebraska
street slutsaljer ALA sina parlor-
lampor mycket billigt.
ON nj VIII ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier So ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Fina dinner sets at Haveland
perselin till mycket billiga priser
hos J. K. Prugh, 3I2-3I4 Mob. st.
Kop edra byggnadsmaterialier
hos Spalding, 3 & Court.
De 6raste g%askronor varda
So. 50 salias for 81 pr stycke hos
J. X. Prugh, 3I2.3I4 Nebraska st.
Lampor till halfva priset uuder
sluttorsaljningen hos Durston,
32I Fourth street.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Vid uppkop af Julgatvor giom
ej att vi ha EFT utsokt lager val
sorteradt och ~passande for babe
Herrar, damer och barn
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23
Sioux City,.


Linus AaaerSON och Herold
Larson, hvilka studera vid
vid Augustana college i Rock Is
lard, aterkommo i gar derifran
for att julia hos sina foraldrar.
Vdy landsman A. H. Hedlund
rakade i tisdagsqvall vid hemga,
endet fran slit arbete ut for miss
odet att slinta pa en- trottoar,
hvilket hade EFT benbrott till fold
vid ena fotleden. Han ar saledes
tills vidare "laid up.
vi hafva i dagarne haft besok
af Mr. c.. G Hort fran Stora Tuna
/ Dalarne. Han har vistats Far
endast i ire veckor och kom hit
for att Sc sig ON efter plats for
en- restaurantaffar i svensk still,
Var gamle van A. Bondeson
fran Emerson har atvenledes j
veckan helsat pa oss. Gubben ar
nyter och kry som vanligt men
har nu dragit sig fran %affarerna,
och amman i winter helsa pa hos
slaktinga- Idaho.
Trefliga vykort. 0fver olika
platser i Sverige fnnas i Olson
Bros skohandel.
Enkgt den nyligen utkomna
adresskalendern har Sioux City
en- beiolkning pa omkring 81 ooc
menniskor. Vid den census, som
foretogs af regeringen for fyra ar
sedan, blef beiolkn;ngssiffran icke
hogre an $1,000, hvilken siffra
dock i verkligheten a alldeles
for lag, beroende pa Diet slarfviga
satt, hvarpa folkrakningen verk.
stalldes. Nasta ar kommer en- ny
census att ver kstallas for statens
rakning. och vi ia Sc huru befolk
ningssiffran da kommer att tie
sig.
Fins iotograher till billig1 pris
hos Johnson. 625 4th street
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23
Fran KrigSskidePIatsen.

/ vart ioregaende hummer med
delade vi att japaneserna eiter
intagandet at 2o3-meter hill lyc-
kats forstora den i Port Arthurs
hamn instangda ryska hottan
med undantag at slagskep
pet. Sevastopo], SON ankrat pa en-
skyddande plats. Men afven
delta fartyg hck sedan genom ia
panska torpedbataRfall della de
andras ode och ar enligt telegram
fran Toxic den 10 dennes alldeles
forstordt. Japanesernaforlorade 2
torpedbatar under ~anfallet pa Sc
vastopoi.
Den IS dennes lemnade COM
mander Mizzencof jemte sex man
under en- snostorm Port Arthurs
hamn i en- oppen bat for att fora
d~epescher till Che Foo, dit man
men anlande pafoljande dag efter
svara lidanden. Mizzencoff hade
varit en- al slagskeppet Poltavas
offcerare och deltog i forsvaret
af 2o3 meter hill. Han intervju-
AIDES naturligtvis genast at en-
krigskorrespondent och uttalade
sig pa ~foljande satt:
Sedan ~japaneserna den IS no.
vember borjade slit anfall pa 2o3-
meter hill. har striden fortfarit
alltjemt. Kullens branta och
sandiga sidor voro betackta med
sno. da japaneserna borjade an.
fallet, hvilket var bestamdt att
gifva So manga prof pa hjeltemod
att de hlefvo hvardagliga. Slakt-
ningen var sa s,or att afVen Port
Arthurs hardade veteraner ryste
vid asyncn at densamma.
Japaneserna maste klattra upp
FOR kullens brant mot den NEST
mordande cid fran gevar O. saabb-
skjutande kanoner. Jag var der
och Diet tycktes mig att kott och
blod 81 skul!e kunna utharda var
cid for en- minut.
Fienden nedmejades | afdelnin
gar och kompauier, men Diet fanns
alltid andra, som beslutsamt in.
togo deras plats. Ibland slogs man
man mot man med gevarsmyn-
ningarne mot hvarandras brost
och bajonetterna som sablar.
Kullens sidor voro betackta
med lik och snon var fargad rod
at de sarades blod. Slutligen
drogo vi oss tillbaka och DIVER
lemnade at kanonerna fran de
kringliggande forten att fordrifva
henden fran kullens topp.
En- episod fran denna stormning
kommer att forblifva outplinligt
fastad mitt mime. Da en- ia
pansk ianbarare nadde toppen och
planterade sin fana der. lemnade
en- jattestor rysk kor2oral sina
retirerande kamrater och rusade
tillbaka och grcp flaggan, hvilken
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-23
duIqvalI

An nagra da'r EFT ar ;r slut,
Pa tidens hat och farul
M armen SINKS en- kort minut
Pa modans tr0tta barn.
I syeuska hem. fran kungens slott
Till fattigmannens skull
En- enda tanke raider blot:
valkommen kara Jul!
M Times ej sjal, sd kali, sd arm,
Att ej en- string der rors,
bet fms Ell So fortorkad BARN,
Att icke deri h0rs
En- halfforgaten melodi
Fran dina barndomsdaa'r
Da, frau hvar lag berdkningsffi,
Du mera lycklig var.
Naval! Till barnens glada fest.
Som kommit en- gang an,
Du vuxne, bud dig self till CAST
Och kahn dig barn igen.
Bias hvardagsslitets graa dam
Fran Andeps yingar bort;
Dit basta inre lagg nu fran
om blot en- kvall. en- kort 49,.
Du muntra flock, som lyckan skankI
Eft SHINE latt som Wind,
Med helsans vackra purpur stankt
Pa fyllig barnaklnd.
Hyarthan det bar pa framtidsban',
Glom ej dit barndomstiall.
Ma minnets ljus fran julens gfan
Belysa lifvets qvall!
OSCAR GULDBRAND.