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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Nahrthtet aus Snbiano.

utica. Moam 8runer, 20 Sabre
oft, elm Yipnisr oisfes @ouuips, wurhe
seffern Nabmittaa in ieinem @ea0fie
iobt aufgefunoen.
gIuffton. Inter Ibwsifung
zines 9ntrass ameds zines neuen pro-
3efes, p~erurtbeilte &idter Wattins ge=
fern Wiliam @oot rpsgen oes WOrbss
on prefOn Sanoeriun gu elmer lsbens-
ldn9lihen @efdnsnibfrafe.
Wuncie. Cine bubble iunee
Trau, ansebIid cine Grau gilbert
Biaas, bs9ins eeftern tpe9sn unerwi=
berter 2iebe Selbffmorb. Sas paar
mar ftiralid aus Cincinnati nod bier
getommsn gitb erre9te grobes; Nuffeben
na9oem betannt muroe, bob oasielbe
gar ni9t prrbeiratbet iei. 8iees, elm
ungsp0bnlid id0ner Mann, bemertte
Montaa Nbeno Greunben 9s9eniiber.
oab er iein @elb nit jener 5rau tbeile'
oab fe id aber trennen mtibten.
5eftern nun beging bic Jrau Gelbf.
moro, inoem fie Worpbium peridludte
unb binterlieb nod cine Nnsabl
3drtli4e, an 8iass ssriatete, 2isbes-
briefe.
q IN u b y. Sobn Oidober,
elm % Sabre alter Mann aus Selma.
puroe bier bon Selmer Bopsn, 18
Sabre alt. Qei9oKen uno nod Iusiags
bes i'm bebanoelnuen Mr3tes lebensge-
fdbrIi9 bertpunbet. 8omen NOR be-
trunfen urb tpurbe our 3eit als Did.
oper nit ieinem gug9p berasfubr, ge=
raoe aug eiuem &eftaurant auf Die
straBe sefporfsn. 9idOosr erbielt si=
nen S9uB oura Die 2unge, einen
speiten bur9 ben Masen. 8Omen
psridlob fi9 nod bolbradter Shat in
sinem 2eibfale, uuroe aber our9 ben
Wari9an nit b%or9ebaItenem 8emebre
our uebergabe ge3tpungen.
BrootbtIIe. Gin btefi9er
8ireer, intimsr Greunb bon 8. u.
8afsr, better unter benz 3amen Cigar
retten= 8ater befannt. iol tiir3li9 8ater
In 2puisbile. &p., getroHen baben
unb oieier iaete ihm, baB er apeimal
in Marion, Sno.. mar. feitoem CT Sns
o~ianapolis perlieb. gein Meuberes
foG, ba CT bic peride ableete, 10 Der.
dnbert fein, bob es feibf fur feline
6reunbe f6mer fallen wtirbe. ibn mie=
bsrsusrfennsn. 8ater iagte benz 8roOt=
oiler Mann, bob er Die 8erfderung
erbtelt. felbit tpenr ct entoedt uno per=
baftet tuerbsn iolte, piiroe 8ouberneur
gsd6am feine &eqaifition our Nuslie=
fsrung nod Snbianapolis bewiai9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

gauerl u e.
Wiliam 8. 2ubn, Nnbau, 225 81
Rarplanb Str, $13, 0O0.-Sba gat=
lsntin, &eparaturen, 653 OF pratt
Str, $75.-Nmsrican JOunbrp Co..
Wnbau, Sarris Nbe., nabe Banbalia
@iisnbabn, $3.50. : 6. 6. gotbrea,
Cottage, 6O3 Cottage 9bs., $1,000. =
3. 8. Smith, Wobnbaus, gebile
Mpe., nabe 10. Str, $500. = 9. 6.
Dou9bsrtp. WObnbaus, college aDe.,
nabe "a. Str, $2OOO.-@bas. SHINE,
S9uppsn, 1929 groaopap, $3.50. =
CHARLES 9Oloen, Wobnbaus. IL. Str.,
nabe Brootfoe @be.. $2350.-@entral
@bair Co., &eparaturen, @eorgia uno
MiKouri Str. $5O0O.-@. M. Moun-
tain, &eparaturen, 1119 STD capitol
Mpe., $3O0.-S. 6. 2innstt, Cottage.
2014 5aasl Str. 1874. = Wabafb
STEALTH & 2oan Co., &eparaturen,
1701 Sao Werioian Str, $200.-@.
6. Broots, Badfein-@ em6lbe, SAG
6olmes Npe., $500. = s. 80. 6eb,
Wobnbaus, Nortbmeftern Mpe.. nabe
26. Str. $500. = .. W. Sienfee,
Nault, 80. unb Suinois Str, $500.
-Martha Garter, 6rame.@ sttase, 60.
Salle Str, uabe 8etu Dorf, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Hene &lasea.

Mollie W6iteftine rei9te geeen Wm.
s. Mohs, bic Some=g rauerei unb pe-
ter Grid cine 2lage auf $4,000 Sda-
beneriab elm. WObs betreibt go. 11O9
Sbelbp. StraBe cine Wirtbi6aft, pelde
Der Wann Der 2ldgerin bdufis bsiudt
baben foa. @egen Wobs uirb bic ge=
i@uloiaung borgebradt. baB er, obs
gIei4 ibn bic 6rau tuarnte, ibrem @at=
ten bennO9 @strdnte berabfolste. Mls
eine Gol9e, fa9t 9ldgerin, bergeubste
ibr Wann iein @elb, berlor Nrbeits-
3sit unb tam bann oft In einem 3u-
fanSe aurtd. baB er fd 10 melt per-
gab, tie gu ialagen uno fOsar aus benz
Saufe au treiben.
Marp &pan bsiduloiat ibren @atten
Wtidael &pan, baB er fe Dor ibren
9inoern Der 1ntreue bsfduIriete unb
bae er oann fid bon ibr panbts. Sis
beantrast auf Sdsibuns.
Weil he i'm niGt Iiebte unb aulebi
ibn gar berlieb, ia9t 90. Green,
pRnf1t er Die @bsfsKelr, tpel6e ibn
an Wacp Green fettsn, Ios 81 fein.
@adoem er bergebli9 aIes In ieiner
Ufa9t tebenoes antranbte, fe bonn
iale1ten Ws9e abaulenfen, fa9t Wiais
8, Burden, enti9lob er fi6, bon ieiner
Grau Gertrude S@eiouns gu psrlan-
gen. Mnfatt f& 3u 5auie auf3ubal=
ten. lou He fd ieiner Nusiage nod in
Wirtbf9aften unb Weinftubsn umbsr=
9etrieben baben unb unb trobbem er
iein geftes bsriudte. He on fid gu boil
ten, lieb fe f1 bod ni9t beeinfuKsn.
9aura 9. Wilion iaet bon ibrem
@atten @eorge, bob er BEL Der gsring=
fen geranlahuns f@ TO in Wutb ar-
beitet, bab fie unm6sli9 meter nit
ibm fertig tperoen t6nne. Nu9 fol er
nidt fir ibren llnterbalt iorsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
TIMER Nau6tnipector.

Der Rau9infpsetor f6eint f4 ni9t
bepuBt su iein, BOB er basu ba 1T. boz
FIR su iOrssn, bab bic antisR au3.Ors
binans tefolst pirb. or i&eint feline
Stelung 10 nufsufahen, als oh er ben
Rau9proouesntsn Die Wittel unb Ws9e
anseben mhFe. auf pel&e Irt uno
@eiie fe ben aus ibrsn S4loten fr6s
menoen Qualm ~serbinoern t6nnen.
9as III aber ourdnus nidt feline pfidt.
Sieis ssbt sinfad babin. bic &au9pro'
bucenten a%uf3ufOroeru, innerbalb Der
ssisbli9sn 5rif ben &au& ab3ufeaen
une bann, tpsnrl feline auhoroerurlg
unbea9tst bleibt, bic S&uloisen uegen
rlebertretuns Der &au&Oroinan3 3u
prpseifrsn.
Wsnn Semanb bic StraBe berfperrt,
10 III es bic pHi6t Der polisei i'm auf=
s%uforbern benz uebslftanoe a~b3uhelfen
obhs ibm &atb su 9eben, auf tpel4e
Wsiis bies su ssi9eben bat. GOl9t er
Der @eiiuns ni9t, 10 miro er einfa&
gemeloet unb ue9en uebertretung Der
Ifdotii9en Orbinans b%effraft.
Sn bieier Wsiie bat aud Der &au&=
inipsctor feline pfli&t gu erfilen. Sab
er hies nidt tbut, tanr man aus benz
iammsrbOasn 3uffanoe Der a%tmospbdre
i'm unteren Staottbeile lei9t erieben.
Warum er ss aber ni4t tbut uno
alerlei Ridf9tsn nimmt, oirfte pobl
elmer 1nteriu4un9 bebtrfen. Ser
Shaeen, ben Der Qualm anri9iet, 1T
gar ni9t gu ermsfen. Wobl 1T ni9t
su ertparten, oaB uniere Stabt wieoer
10 fauber uirb. ME he es CUR s3eit Der
Naturgas=p eriOoe mar; aber es folten
bod ale m6gli9en Anfrensunsen se-
ma&i nerben, uri benz &au&absl 81
ffeuern. Der &au6. Snfpsftor rIrb
feline @ebilfen babsn ss bislans ber-
idumt, ben gsweis 3u er6ringen, bab
fe nubbrinaeno tbdtis fino.
Die Salnire, tpsl9e HE Stabt fur
bieie pofi.n 3ablt. i6einen 9dn;li4
tpssgsuurfen gu isin. Der %au4-
Snipsetor if anaeffslt tuoroen, Nb-
billie gegen bas Aualmiibsl 3u i9af.
fen. Sc befie6t cine Oroinan3, beren
gsfOlauns Der &audinipsctor 9eiebli4
er3ninesr fanrl, tuenn er fiebt, bob i'm
@utsu ni9ts aussuridtsn TT unb bic
gennnntsn Rau4proou3entsn bic ibnen
celeste Grif berftrei6sn lafsn, obne
sinsn Singer au ribren.
26nnen mir ben &au9 ni6t losper=
ben, 10 brau9en mir aud feline Snipecs
loren uno t6nnsn ben Solo Der 2eute
fur uirtli9e gerbeferun9en psrtuenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Ote Stabt Normt9, Conn.,,
fat bonn Stabtratb bon Nortpi4, eng.
lamb, elm seitidtes &ifen aus Der 3eit
g%rompea's. pie folde BON ben 9ono<
ratioren Ger enslif9en Stabt auf ibren
SiBen in Der Satbebrale Mitte bes II.
Sabrbunberts gebrau9t tporben iinb,
als @efdenf erbalten. 9as &ifen
riibrt bon benz einftigen Mapor Der
snglif9cn Stabt, ST. 8aret, per, BON
benz Elm Na9fomms in Norni4,
Conn.,, nit ettpas p~erdnbertsm Namen
@arrett) lebt.
Ginen prigelpfabf Fir
feifenbe @eiber perlanst cine 5rau
lelbf; nGmli9 Srau @ilbur &ogers
in Meriben i'm Stat Connecticut,
berlanst fir Srauen, bic geeen ibre
gbemGnner feifen, priiselItrafe. Oas
lei elm faft ebenfo bGbli9es @erbreaen.
pte bas Srauenpriiseln, meint fie.
Srau &psers min Der 8iG gegen
Srauenpriisler, bic our 3eit be- Sc
iebgebung bon Connecticut porliest,
ibren Photographer a~ngebdngt baben.
Sic lit P~rGiibentln Der bortisen n9u=
name Societp".
Wfe elm Wunber benz
Sobe entsansen lit Der 6armer Sipert
Canton BON Peterfon in SiGmore
gpuntp, Minn. gr mar .auf benz
6etmtpese bon Ga GroRe, mis-, unb
fubr serabe Dor einen 3ug Der fubli<
den Minnefota : 8abn, Der ben htns
terer She'll bes Salittens traf unb
benislben In Teuerhola bertpanbelte.
Ser unter benz Salitten laufenbe
9unb tpurbe serGbert, bic Pferbe ent'
rarner benz unbeil unb Peterfon tpurs
be in bobem 8osen in cine SGneepe6e
eef9leubert, 10 bab CT fanft fiel. @uf
bloBer grbe piirbe linn fem Rno4en
betl seblieben fein. Gr trontt fi9 nit
feinen pferben ruhig na4 6aufe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Mns benz Sentiaen S9aB8ebiei
3amerurl tpiro sei9rieben: Die &egie=
rung biloet felt 2 Sabren nur nod
3ameruner als Sanbwerfer aus. sic
i9ienen anfanas ni&t 10 eef4idt uno
eifrig ME bic So9o- uno Nttraleute.
Sas mar cine fali9e annafme, benn
sum Beiipiel gsrabe Der Suala III au
allen Sanbpsrfen ssei9net. st ber-
Ianat nenieer ArbeitslObn, als bic er-
tudbnten 4usldnber. Sn Busn if Der
bette 9rs9slerlebrling elm gatwiri.
Sie 3nso- unb ois attraleute sin9en,
uem fs ssnrs gelsrnt batten, ftets in
ibre Ssimatb surid Ooer manberten
aus.
Raurer unb 3immerleute bietsn i'd
aur 3eit gsnue an, 10 baB bic 96bns
aeinnten fno. Hsueren Satums i1
bic 9eranbilbung au 6dloKern unh
Sif9lsrn. Sdnsioer fno senus Dor.
banosn, es feblt ibnen absr aud ni&i
an Arbrit. Sagegen manselt es an
S9uferl boafdnbig. 269e unt
Baf9leute finb sumeif Sosoleute.
Bier if es paidt Der @eibsn, einhei.
mii9e 2amsruner an3ulernen. Sis
26bne ftnb ~ibrieens f~sinsstpegs nieb.
rig. go Marf monatli9 nit freie,
gerpHeeuns (@ertb Is Warf ben Wo.
natl mar Der Sur9i4nitt. gs tanen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Das Senementbau SIS E uer

Das Senementbau SIS euer
Nep Dprt, ben IA. Wdr3.
8is iebt fnb als toot fefsefelt :
3adel Solomon. Saeob Solomon.
Siaae Solomon, Sehe Cohen, &Ofe
Wsiner, Samuel. Weiner, Sba Wus-
topib. Sarrp Gaufmanr, Stole Miler,
WOrris Wiler, Sarah Slime, BeIisa
u. Schiller unb 6arrp Seibler.
M6glider Wsiie tperben 8 anbere
9eiden niemals ioeniifcirt. Wan
nimmt an, bob es geiuder in benz
Sauie maren, ba iiber ben 8erbleib Der
gerfonen bic i'm Sauie uObnten tein
3meifel befebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Sie Stimmaihinem ueroen fi@
als bette @affe sesen @ai9inen-p O=
Iitifer b~studbren. Der @Ountpratb bot
trobl barnrt astban, ben Nntauf bon
genigenb Wafdinsn fir Marion
gountp su bsi9Iisben. anbere @Oun-
ties i'm State tperben nun fiber ni9t
biuter Marion @ounip surtiffehen
tpolsn uno fomit birfte Elm babnbres
9enoes 9eiipisl seseben fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

Fem ,Serl. Saseblatt" wiro aus
Weimar gei6rieben: vDas bon Der
Deutiden Sbafefpsare E @eieQi9aft ges
fiftete uno i'm pergan9enen Sabr eins
gepeibte Gbafefpeare = Senfmal i'm
grobber3ogli9en par. 1T, ME f9on In
2irse Gemelost, in i6euBliter Weiie
bur9 cine i9uarse dbsnoe G~Itiisteit
perunftaltet porbsn, bic bislans allen
Bemti6uneen, fe su beieiti9en, Sobn
gefpro9en; Der f96ne, blenbeno tpeibe
Marmor 1T berartig beiuoelt Unit
Steintpblentbeer unb' Bleimennige),
baB an cine v&ebabitiliruns" bes Mo-
numents faum geba9t perbsn fanrt.
Wan f6nnte nun unter benz Nusorud
bss Mbi9sus unb Bebauerns iber ben
gubenfrei9 CUR Sagesoronung ttber=
gebsn, tpenn man binfi6tli6 Der Sbd-
ter, besisbungsmsiie Der Wnfifter -
nod Gage Der Sate mtifsn bel Der=
ibung bes Nttes metrere psrionen tbds
tis seweisn fsin = ni9t su eisentbim=
liden Salthen tdme, iObalb man bic
0orgef9i9te uno nod berf9iebene an.
oere 8e9leitumitdnoe nod Der grri9-
tun9 bes Sentmals In Betra9t siebt.
Man pirb fi9 srinnsrn, baB bas bon
benz 8erlinsr 9ilbbauer profeRor Otto
2eiiing sei9afene Sentmal alsbulo
benz beftisem Wioeriprud zines srObsn
S6eiles Der Weimarer 2infler= tlnb
2aisnpelt, ME au9 Der preHe be-
sesnete:
Wan mari bamals Die 5rage auf,
uie intelligence Mdnner bdttel 3u Der
NuHahuns tommen t6nnsn, oaB elm
@eif ME Sbafeipeare bur1 bieie Sigrr
veinss wie Elm Statif ooer allsnfals
S9auipieIer i'm 9ofttm baliseenben
Wsnidsn nit eingeortftsm grufts
taftsn" unb veinem ftmmerli9 lddeln-
ben @sfi6t" gesbrt tptrbe. Sin ange=
iebsnes Ja4blatt f9rie6 w6rtli9:
Sas oentptroise unb nit Self unb
Sleiid 9earbeitete Wonument S9iaer's
unb @ostbes, bas mir ale fennen, tpdre
in @eimar better obne bic @eislI9aft
bisies Senfmals eebliebsn, bas ben ge=
nialen 8riten in elmer uniere .3eit be-
i4dmenoen Weife oberHd4li9 9aratte-
%riirt." 8eim SUDDEN nod ben Sbd=
tern tpiro mar, fsbr borf9tia besiglid
Der 8eroa9tsmomsnte iein mtfsn:
bod pdre es lei8tfertis, in Der @ombi.
nation bsim SUDDEN nod 0erba9ts.
ipureu bic ~srtudbnten Momente unbes
rhdi9ti9t su laHen. Die 8eb6lferuna
@simar's bat biz auf ben bsutigeu
Gag ielbft In ibren unterffen S9i9tsn
febr felten Nei9ung 81 b'rartisen Rob.
heitsoelitten 9esei9t. @elegenbeit au
M%ttentaten gesen Senfmdlsr pdre babel
in Weimar In Sale uno 6tle borban=
ben. Sas giebt aud oisiem Jalls Elm
b~eionberes Nniebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

90 Ste 8r5bte ttto pafs
f~emoHeNmSwabl bon S6mttt-
blmtnen ,tno 8I,tsttenfaden
fur cue fremot9tn ttno trats
RIGGS Gret8ntKe. @tr ttno
ieoersett 8erm berctt bet Oct
NmsmabI beb1tft6 81 fetm.
8ertetmann 8roS. SO.
241 WaK. Mbe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15
Or kfftuf Inn.

rNd, 9err Softor, pihen sic nidt
bieaei4t Elm Mittel sesen Die abenS=
li9e Herbofitdt meines Mannes9"-
r9m -. @erfuhen @nGoise pienei9t
einmaI Elm ~gifenprdparat in 9aiss
fhliiHeiform!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-15

90 Die beffe 5 Sent giearre in
Der 6ta6t, Wu9o's .2DngfeQom".
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
THE SHOW IS EXCEPTED.
CIergymen Permitted to Visit the Cir
 GUS as the Guide of Children.

Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Paris, has again laid the hand of dis cipIine upon his clergy. His reprOof took the form of circular telling the clergy that priest on a bicycle was no fitting spectacle for the streets of Paris. Now the Catholic clergy are shut out from the theater. The arch bishop forbade any priest in the diO cese of Paris to leave his house with out wearing his cassOck. Then he says that any cleric appearing in a cassock at the theater even at a matinee, shall be liable to suspension. The circus IS allowed. It is the theater of childhood, and the priest goes there as the guide of children. Even the opera and the Comedie Franchise are forbidden things"
 The foregoing extract from the Lon don correspondent of the New York Sun would seem to place the circus at the top of all reputable places of amusement, a place, by the way, that the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth mas exclusively occupied for many years past. 1t is a fact beyond dispute that the proprietor of this show has been inflexible in his rule of pro- viding special delights for children and which are nowhere else to be seen. What pleases and instructs the little folks is sure to command the interest of parents and guardians. Besides that. again. the BaTnum & Bailey show is the only show indorsed by the clergy. There is never an objectionable feature exhibited. nor are there any abuses to be discovered. Ladies and children are it's especial care in every way.
 It will exhibit under specially lighted canvas pavilions, which have foot rests attached to every seat. the same start ling program presented in Europe and which Americans are so proud of. New attractions will be seen in the cings. The show is superb. There are nearly 100 acts of all kinds, among them six stupendous sensational surprises, each a death -dcfying feat, three herds of elephants are in three rings at one time. while as many as a dozen acts are going on simultaneously. There are three rings, three stages, q race track. an aerial enclave and a vaude- vile entertainment in the menag gerie pavilion, where there are also scores of special performers in characteristic eX- hibitions. There are also two mena- geTies, all the champion riders of the world. the best acrobats. aerialists. tumblers, leapers, etc. All of it will be here undivided on Monday, Oct. 2.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
TEMPE
OVER A HORSE DEAL.
A Lively Fistic Encounter on the Street
 Yesterday.

There was a fistic encounter here yesterday between Lon Spencer and James H. Nelson, in which the latter fared decidedly the worst. The trouble arose over a horse deal. It seems that MT. Spencer had sold Q horse to MT. Nelson who had agreed to work out the price. After working a few days he quit and the two failed in a peace ful settlement of the balance. One word led to another and in the course of the remarks passed, MT. Nelson ap- piled language to MT. Spencer that was to say the least, uncomplimentary. The E emarks were resented by Spencer in very fOrcible manner, so much so that NIr. Nelson was stunned by the blow and counted out by the crowd of bystanders. Both were taken in hand by Constable Sigala, who hap pened along at that time and they had q hearing before Justice Nelson. Mir. Nelson pleaded guilty and was fined S7.5O. AIr. Spencer at first pleaded not guilty but after a little consider
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
ODDS AND ENDS.

Mrs. \. c. Allison, who has been spending the summer with relatives in the east, returned yesterday morning.
 Wm. Rohrig shipped a car of honey for the Honey Producers association over the Santa Fe to Chicago yester- day.
 There was a meeting of the Normal board last evening.
 Mrs. J. F. Price has greatly improved since the return of her son and daugh- ter from California. She has now en- tirely regained her mind and is ra- tional on all subjects.
 Orris Holdren was down from Mesa yesterday.
 Goodwin Brothers yesterday received a shipment of fancy Japanese china goods direct from Japan.
 Joe Edwards was here yesterday from Maricopa gathering up a few
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

T. J. Edson has joined the ranks of those who feel that a wagon bridge across Salt river would be a great con Venience. He drove to Phoenix Sun day evening to meet his wife who was returning from a three months visit at Knoxville, Tenn. When he went over, there was little or no water in the river but when Ie reached the stream on his return before daylight yesterday morning, he found it alto gether too high for his liking and re- turned to Phoenix. coming over on the train. Mrs. EdSOn has had a delight fUl visit and feels much better for it.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

There was a very refreshing and heavy rain here late yesterday after noon. Not before every ,hing had been covered with a thick coating of dust, however, from one of the hardest sand storms of the season. It began blowing at about 4 o'clock and for a half an hour it was almost impossible to see across the street. The dust storm was followed by a hard rain which lasted about an nour. During the storm there was a great deal of lightning and one bolt stI uck the wires between the A. Ii. 6 V. Co. building and the post office. There was no damage though except to the telephone system which was somewhat injured. As usual the Normal suffered somewhat. The first gust of wind blew down Q couple of the large class pictures hanging in tne corridor. breaking the glass and injur- ing the frame.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received ur- til 10 o'clock a. III. of Tuesday. Sept 26, 1905. by the board of control ef Ari- zona, at their office in tne city o- Phoenix. Arizona. at which time and place bids will be opened in the pres ence of bidders. for furnishing sup plies to the insane asylum lu such quantities as may be required lDnre or less) for the six months crurleuc- ing October l. 19e5. and e-dils March S1. 1906.
 The board reserves the right to El- cept or reject part OF all of any hil-
 X list of supplies can be seen 1t t'r office of the board of control
 BOARD or CONTROL
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
A FISHING PARTY.

F. Lohman and family. Mrs. Arm strong and Henry Hartman spent Sun day fishing in the sloughs north ot town. Rather only a part of MT. Loh- mann's family spent the day there fol in the afternoon when he and his daughter drove over there to join the other members of the party, they could not be found. Hence the fish dinner that they had anticipated had to be eaten in a restaurant here. Those who did fish, however, met with much sue cess and brought home a good sized stHing.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

good work mares, one first class work and driving mare, gentle for
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
EAREwEIIs SOCIAL

The Mesa ward will give a farewell social to MT. RilIs IT. Johnson Monday night. lie leaves Tuesday evening H1 City, Utah. Another social Is luluuar- ed for "Wednesday night il honor oI Waffle Macdonald. who leaves ol a mission Saturday. He wiu also go wa Salt Lake City.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
RETURNED FROM EASTERN TRIP.

H. L. Chandler and family returned yesterday from a trip east where they had spent the summer. While away they visited both the home or Mgs- Chandle. where Mrs. Chandler auT children spent most or the summer a-1 the home Of AIr. Chandler in Canada They report a pleasant time and are like the great multitude. glad to le- back to the sunshine of Arizona. be lt ever 90 hot.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

IF YOU WANT PEARS call at corner of Center and Jefferson streets.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

MOsier place. 2 miles south and 5 miles west of Glendale, 1O:30 a. m-, Thursday Sept 2S the following
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
BLAKE's GOOD LUCK.

Professor Blake, head Of the electrical department of the University of Kansas, has been taken into a rich company that will make submarine signals. Professor Blake made the discovery years ago and patented it.. When boy he noticed that if he dived and another kid knocked two rocks together under water he could hear it, as all boys know. He applied electric wires to this theory and, 3- is expected, will get rich.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St., corner of Third St. WANTED-To rent ranch, 40 acres, must be in alfalfa. Address Renter, Republican. FOR PAINTING and lIalsomining go to Bill, the Practical Painter 439 East Monroe. WANTED-PaIty to rent front room in new modern house. 715 N. First street.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26

FOR SALE-3 lots on West Adams at a bargain. $1OO each. Nice frame cottage in Capitol add, S65O. J. L. Irwin II N. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
RIVER ON THE RAMPAGE

II. Davis foreman of the work ug the Highland canal came down from the canal yesterday to attend ,he mee ing of the directors of the Utah canal company. He reports the wo-l- of .hs Highland moving along nicely A b.r raise came down the Salt Sunday eVer- ing and from the brush brought down. he thinks the Arizona dam has been suffering again.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION-

Hon. N. A. Stanford of Phoenix uls a business visito- lu Mesz yesterGly.
 Hon. Watson PiclSrcu of Tempe vls a visitor in Mesa yesJerGly-
 C. V. Bras and Lon Harmon af Tenn re were in Mesa attending the sale yeste- day.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
CAME IN EROM TROY.

AIr. BGrteson came iu from Troy Sat urday with his family and will now -.- main in the valley I-rhaps permanent ly. He .s looking over the country. With the view of locating.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
PRATT-GILBERT COMPANY

 FOR RENT-One of tue best furnish ed and popular private lodging houses ia the city, large dining room and kitchen in connection. Fine location. To responsible parties only. H. I. Latham & Co., A N. Center St. FOR RENT-Furnishe house, close in, city water. electric light, etc, gas for cooking. Apply to F. E. Proweu, 244 South First avenue.
 FIRST CLASS furnished room, phone, etc, also light housekeeping. no tuberculosis. 347 N. Fourth avenue FOR RENT-PIeasant furnished rooms. The Nordrach, corner Second Ave. and Jefferson St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also, houses. lots and ranches for sale. w. K. James, 37 North Center St