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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
Steals Heart

Julian Garcia yesterday pleaded
guilty to the theft of golden heart
and was sentenced to serve one year IN
Folsom prison. Garcia has served a
term for a similar offense and has a
long record of minor offences.
Oil Company Sues
The Morris Jones Oil company yes
terday filed suit for $500 damages
against the Pacific Electric road. The
oil company alleges that one of its
horses was severely lacerated by car
of the railway company several months
ago.
Angelenos on Tour
Fifty Angelenos in charge Of the
Grafton Touring agency left last night
over the Salt Lake road on a twenty
days trip through the north. From
Salt Lake the party goes to Yellowstone
park and from there to Portland and
Seattle.
Wagon Overturns
r. c. Turner of Sixth and. Flower
streets was severely injured last even
ing at Temple and Newhall streets by
falling from an overturning grocery
wagon. He was taken to the receiving
hospital suffering with fracture of the
right leg.
Phelps Case Continued
George w. Phelps, charged with ma
nipulating the stock of insurance So
cieties, appeared for examination in
Justice Pierce's court yesterday, but
upon motion of his attorney was
granted continuance until after the
court vacation period.
Christian Standard Party
A special train, bearing 200 members
of the Christian Standard on their way
to the national convention at San
Francisco, will arrive in Los Angeles
Tuesday, August Is. The party will
remain for four days before continuing
the Journey northward.
Shooting ARRAY
Victor Ybarra was arrested yesterday
morning by Detectives Talamantes and
Ritch on the charge of attempting to
shoot Francisco Agerria ON Bloom
street Sunday night. Ybarra was ar
raigned before Police Judge Chambers
and his trial set for II o'clock today.
Durand Sentenced
L. r. Durand was sentenced by JUS
tice Pierce yesterday to serve six
months in the county Jail on charge
of threatening the life of his wife.
The justice scored the man before SEN
fencing him and as Durand was taken
to the Jail he remarked, That's the
worst roasting 1 ever got"
"soul Consciousness"
soul CONSEQUENCES is to be the title
of the psychological lecture by DIR.
Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall at Blan-
chard hall Sunday evening. There will
be piano recital by M. Jean De Chau-
venet and a soprano solo by local
singer. DR.. McIvor-Tyndall will pre-
sent demonstration Of the power of
thought as an electrical force.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

business men and women are
fast finding out about the
tempting luncheons served IN
our Fourth Floor Tea Room.
Open daily from 11.sO 10 $50;
coolest restaurant IN town.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

Strangers are invited 70 visit the exhibit
Of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building. on Broadway. between
First and Second streets, where free infor-
nation Will be given on all subjects per-
tanning 10 this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

Trunks, suit cases, bags, at Cunning
Phones SIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald Will pay SO IN cash 10 any
one furnishing evidence that will lead 20
the arrest and conviction Of any person
caught stealing copies OF The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons. go
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
AnaeIenos on Tour

Fifty Angelenos in charge of th'
Grafton Touring agency left last nigh
over the Salt Lake road on twent!
days trip through the north. From
Salt Lake the party goes to Yellowstone
park and from there to Portland ant
Seattle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

]. c. Cunningham's Trunk Factory,
$40 South Spring street Phones s1s-
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Su %Derfaufcn.

sinert "hdl elm 1cim int bcrrlidcn Sclnu arc,
~',ellanlc 20 Nder Snrm iiir $500, 81 9n
Anblil1 lno So munailidc gbjablura. gieics
Nuro vt mr. / W;eile bon Sarrin1tnn Habcrt
CONNER narrinntUn, Tel. t2IS ,S0I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
ScirntBS yicCujcu.

.IN .,...D" ..--
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Vooioo "rootI0lL a. y.
9nllton u. @tb0@, 3" lno 9ni1"
u, FJinlmcr, .; AppIltoni Sonts
lllCrOlllt Nll0Cr10ll, var. -, gSclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Stenengcinhc.
SIcncncimdl

Trci oCrtlhc TIr10cu iuhcn Stcut. Clucr as
NurbiCr mo ole bCtoen uuocrcn iyQCu0 ruclhl
Ne'Cbd'ttQunU. 9tud}u'rultl IN III. lii2l
htdnnroious StrnHc. Hutuit' Noiut. t2I5- 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

pair Sur Hfiie inis guslanS beiarat G
Statue. NI, All. ct. VauLStrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
EoitGriGrOrrun0 uad) bent NnSlnuoc

Sic ans l0nondc GoIt iiir sic am
I. Gftobcr wauOc ISOLDE idllicEt
Gin oacn IaIcn pilnftIiH) in Dem
0@ouptbiircuu wic lolqt:
Nodct p 4}oit lit often bon 9 ltbr
&ormittnl2 bis } ll6r NodmlittogS
tGglidL oll2Icnommcn Sonntags.
Eadct EoIt 'jr GerltidIano idlicbt
an Nioutuh oa ,. Gftober, &orntit-
TAGS NM 10 lDbr; nod @roBbritan.
nicn un0 ,Erlon0 Gicnitog uno 1rei-
loQ nm ) llDr &nd)m.
Grams @tlanti DIT 3 o It.
5reitaQ , llbr Nadniito9s, nad
ben S(5oreu &ulcln per Gampfer BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
@crlanot: Srancn nnb MaSdcn.


Ncrlnunt:
0lu .Jiuodclt iUr Die OuNclnCiuC NuIt5uruclt
nm ais NuthiH, lfe'CrcU}eu crtur0crlItb. 9iutl
5~utUdueH IN yir. Sl3, 9&cits Baltimore StrnEc.
t2.S-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Gaatru oissIaxstsss =.

GDrino's Canton Interchangeable.
Siiolpelt @de 3. Ctr. II. Sdit-Aoe., 9anion
SGupilnart.cr nce Canton pieSetirun8 --
SiCRininhe icccu Conner it1a Nbero. -
5umeR Grrein berlnmmeit iib iehen Etsu.
iluu Abcnn. ~gditouulsFier our SupI.-
GbclapCnfe Ic,cp6nu: 2Brlfe 1853 j
(NpriIt3INl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
@croct SauscigcntbImer.


W'ooernP 5ipeiii6diae Snuier nit feds 3iurs
inern an Der SSeiifeite Der Strobe. Strafe. ami
fbcn SuirinuIiiit abenue luo Snoette Giraffe
Snben cementirie aeuer. cemeniirtes Irottpir
qlnti aepiloiterte Sirobe, Sefen, 5urnnees NM
Wlurmors1 reppeu. Ereis $775. 8runosins $50
hrn Sabr. Inter Ieidten aesineineen her
fault. Wlun nebme Die 5uirnounts @penue Cara
g. Z. Gallagher, Nauuniernebmer
G2s-) Hr. 2S0S, Scirmuuntsstb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Or. I 20 BIS lee, paTfof5,abtnnt
SG]upidndrtier o,s nlbGlia' Dtannertnors-.
Sale NM SOulmerpGrteu bilIia M bsr'
m,eibcn. 8nier BluB tit Nufterprn'tsr.
Sein'te Getrdute. Hrets2pol. Is. 4 w..
Ieltrouu ~ DIT. Vernon $3.50 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

sir. 1924, OF &Ginrore'@tro - GIN.
met an S.rreu 8u permietben. - estu'ie
Qetrduf. nRb WReiue. .S1h' Ster.Sraue.
rets-Rier. EtridmmIunaslofol beS OF.
Sombornftr Slnmerr. Rnr' ure 2eib,
Brrciue. Chef. Gel &OIfe 1862 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Nnltimurer Mnrftbcridlic.

70 Y M 0 tE, 7. NIIOUtt TJOl.
W TED T. 3uiubreu lLll5 6diier,
cinihlieBIid) 1872 GGiicr III Occult.
Eoint mo G1S5 Gdiicr ST Canton.
aiIitcnucrionot 2G2 6dlicr. Sic DO.
t~irluucn morru mIC iDIut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

fde 9afts un6 SditsNpeRue, Cannon.
WarpluHosI elepboH - 81 n.
SauptGuartttr oes Geiunao,te,ns -3bel.
neiS," .9nmens 8ereins bet Vbeltpe.S.-
.Gantonsg cnelabes 9r. 446, }. Q. o.
.GriertaIsS iitrtitS aa. 1853, L. n.s.- unb
~@nniou Spar' u. BerGnl1unsSsBeyetnS-
(Sept2t 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

g~iOrbph,@ie 8uuobs mo @arolinesgt:dte
6mipipuartier ofs rFuperN,Dt1uuerc.Or&-
u. rO.sGGe &nuq5' uno garolineftr. Ser
einsherinrmluus ieoeu SouEerifne nheno
9ieus WlttgIicber %miniummen. Nor3ng
liDes Eter Der Acknowledgement I'M S1pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Eruonftcu Wnrft.

llntcnItebenoc Frciic bc5ic6cn lih
orf ocn Gn0roS @un6el; fir Ocn
&~lcinbon6c: mub cin cntlprcd)enbrr
Nuiidln9 gcmlodlt lpCr6cn.
Gicr, FRO Gu6cno 2Oc. bis pic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

sr. 1104. @nrbs" tHfruI.s Demt
Ser sEornoft SumlGrib1breHoe sduDsrstn
bon Baltimore b.ridmuait flo bier
ieh-n mortod 49, Gecrgs erebm 4 Gots
Bier an 3dpt. nab oeutfotr srt btreIt
BON SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
efmtbt,s n@iMtnitnna. Saas..

@de g.. ulo @ouasi StruBe. 9oIlptnlartt.r
hes .g'Gnern SIR. .llnt. 'gereims." .sicben.
ranSsGunIenbtreins. nGantou Smineriu.
Gaus mo 9ei9sgereins,- r8eutIte Sc
miitbIttfcif.~ aaeNeIfbmieoe luton un6
rSefpersGonfInbe gr. 41S, J. 9. s. Srt.
fbes 4ter 5u 'eber 8ett. 9eIepbcr: q.
AZ R. gloIf 25Og VI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
@cltriNc Sd)luBrate:

ihCI; aus 0cn GIcOutorcn }%uriidQc5o
gen 39,5GG NuitCI; Gleuntorcn Dor,
roth tOl22S3 Nuihcl. NcrfGuic; ,
NHog0on1 Nr, 3 mcIEcr III 1924.
Nclrti0e ShlIHrutC:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

! Nr. 923, yIoros@o.us, ede antbonpsStr.
} &erfamn!nnoolOiul Dee yNIttuuia . 9on'
, cIuDes ytr. 39G. J. %" aSterbensHt'
) itritts yr toG rGhtner'9titrlfts Ytr.
lu5. !. II. &c. mo Siftritt5 III. 50.
.. Il. v" 9aqe an gereine 5u permtt.
then Seirfs Nietr AHPir tuh uuoere
oictrdu'c. 5clcpHou. g.. * :. }SuIic G29 n.
ll22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Gbattcl 2unn Mliueiatiun

SO bio $500 ,ucrocn Oeriieben aui W,ubrlu,
Eianos etc, ubnc Gntiernnna oerielbcn.
Hom |. 1unnar 1905 an b%efiuoen lth nniere
Nitreolr ipieher III lnlerem nlien yolaie,
Galuert. Sni.oiua, Dem Seridieaebdmoe gcgelis
FIBER.
Simmer glr. 800. 231. 233 ~(jlueiier SIir).
Sheplt sde Sanctte' uno ct. Haui. Strabe.
Souoenirs fir @ef6dfi5freunoe.
(glob9.I 0&&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

i Tr. 70t lno TOT, IUcbaro'strdbs etss.
j lductDpn. Seinfte 8eine unb Stquore.
, Fer aeIlnb,ite Srt aui Der erb.. - DE
/ beitsn FoOl-RnrlurS tn b~tehlqabtDsu.
! Bromptt E%ebtenunu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

ScUClloC@ WVIlllQtl, pro fIllNu.
oItc &iibner l3c.; ilulNc Nilhncr 12c.
bis l3c. Gntcu l1C. bis 12c.
= ii d tc uno Semitic e.
a~ortoiieIM pro SAB 500 bis
$50; pro @uidJcl 3Oc. bis SOC, ;
3lrdcrriibclL pro @iin0cl tc.; MeiB.
fobl, pro Come $11.OO bis 5000;
3miebcl,L pro 9uidcl GOc. bis Coo;
NcpiCL pro Sab 9Oc. bis $500;
Qrilnc Woburn, pro Vllidcl SOC; 70.
mutoC2. pro &nrb Boo. bis lOc.;
9nouo@, pro Grote $40 bis $323;
VlirlidC. pro &orb SOC. bis SOC,
&irncl1, pro aorb Zoe. bis Goo. 2unl
ions, pro 20 Ei0. Aorb lOc. bis Coo;
NlIuumcL pro 10 Ei0. &orb Poe. bis
Dc; Gorottcn, pro @iinbcl lc. bis
1lac.; Himubobncn, pro NulhcIflltc
75c. bis 500; Dioi9, pro GuBcno
Sc. bis Toe; lroubcn, pro / Flnl0
Norb sc. bis lie.
Groceries uuo FroDiiic.
mem.
Sol5fICiiA, pro Giun0: fIeinc Gu'
Aor-Gurco Sdinteu l3c.; QroBe
SAinrfn 12c,; G%oliiornicr Shins
ten SHc.; S%nQor.Gurco SdutItcrn
SHc.; trodci Qciul}cnc ScitcWippcn
9Hc.; Spcdicitcn 1Oc. trodcn qelol
5cne SdnItcru Sc; rcinc3 Sdnlalj
III Sicrcc3 sac; S]pcdiduItern &C.;
McB. SdpcineiIciid) $3.50 pro SOB.
'9iuiilnirtcr 3utcr: dcnllrIclt
800; puIpcriiirt 5.3Oc.; Stonoar1
0romlirt 5.20c.; lcin aronnIirt
300; Grpital u 5.2Oc.; Columbia
u I.S5c.; 0cIbcr 4.O5c. bis 5.O5c.
@er6itetcr aoiicc: q. 6. Is. 100
Fi0. aiitcn 13Hc,; e, g. 6. GO EIn.
@iitcn 1866; &. g. Is. 3G Eiuno
aiiten 1890; rcincr SABA 29c. bis
2912c.; outer SABA &c. bis 27l2c.;
rcincr W}offo PC. bis 2714c.; SABA
mo Wiotto, 9cmiid)t, DC. bis 2G12c.;
SABA, Qenriiht, Doc. bis 251%c.; reis
ncr Wiorocnibo DC. bis 22I2c.; reincr
ga @l,oUro BIC. bis 22l2c.; reincr
SontoS 2il%c. bis 2212c.; Santos,
acnuIidt, 20Mc. bis BIC; &io, &c.
miidt, 1875. bis DOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
sOss ". Sitt,r,s ,GoIumbta.eaae,

Gr. 1892, OF Brntt. Gtrnbe.
r9sHsus8armltdoter &ersin- htrfamm.It
Ith ieheu erlteu DlcnitGa i'm MoItat In
BET Gale. 3dut flr Berstns une aeft'
lthfettert AT oermtet1en.
LSnn51O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Rr. 13J, SarriIonr uube aeIinatOn-str.,
Geo. Sttuibst, IL, FruusGU's PiCr. 31r'
mer quufrh bun ~ his I ubr Racbmit.
toes. ane beniit,H Rdder ftuo aGm Se'
fuGe ,ingelu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
eeuru e. aletp's WeHauraut,

y.r. 2l6. Clap, nnbe SulpurbsShab.
Woriiipllbe ySeine, Gpiriiuoien u. unton'
9iaarrcn. @eltcs Vier unt Supf. gunfb
iir SefhdftsltIie bon 1t.30 8urm. bis
2 ulbr gtGthmittnpS. Ielepbru Is. & y.
Utl. 8eTHua 200S-b. (Widr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Ya6e! EGHe!
Snr Heiie ms Nuslano beiorst s..
Blaine, Nr. All, st. Eaml.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

&c.fGuie olli Ger hicliGcn giicfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

0uir mo @roobiderei, mr qahcr dtnn.
ibait; 500 mo nehr llmine pro lSuhe. Nnh,
5nlraaen bel Is. ". Siebcrbadl, sr. $500, Gbcit,
uutsAuCnuc. C0-G etT'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
opispb ehwsuasr's Gate,

2l1j SnlucrtUns Huuo, name Srtottt6.Noe.
sic btiicn gSetus I'M lSefenn, Wiabi'
3eiteH AT ieoer Seit. Seibaft5lurih cine
Spe3tuttiut. 90uptlliartier bet Gar
rulltuu gtrbeiicrsW lnrtrtors".
Glprtl20, fI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

cine an Oeriebrerciher Strnfe oeleaerr Rdf.
icrcl mt alt ireanentirtcm Guocn. EnbNifra.
aell bcl urn u. T. Euaau, Nr, G11, 9ouiia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Snbu ". 2hrrbel & Cons,

Inbn ". SMrfbN e Stnf,
Smr0rieIre Iulo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
500 tot, Geii,Yratts, Habe Bennett.
Baltimore, Wo.
q. & Y Ie!epbOu Suufb 19s n.
(Npril2,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
0oftimorer a%ttienmurft.

saltimorer 5iaot Cbnauttoneu (reg)
3Her. 1928. Snlernul Impt.... .... i09t3
Sher. 1880. Grbanae ........ .... 1898,
31aer. 1910. pubIic Smpt ..... -. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
StcHenciuh

Sin iunacr heltiher Mann iudht 8eitiitl
GllnA irucno mcldbrr gri IN ciuCr ,Slbrif oocl
ol2 BARTENDER; iprt0t cnpu5 GuNllib Diur
u%or'ltre. pNI. ~" GrprOittun bicieo Slnttee
t21G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

~ U y OUTTVVIVW -J,FII NII
ldcl; Ncrl0u0t bon Den Glcpntnrcn
3lO1 Nulhrl; Glcuutorcn Norrutb
9O,G55 Wulhcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Ncrluu
Vcrlnmnt
Gcrlanat i'm %Ingemcinen.
Nerlnn0t.

SIN Gbcpunr. nm ole Aliiihi ilUcr Elm sc
hnu0c 81 llhrtH lno ourll fl UnbnCu. Ser
Mtuuu Tam auncruCltiQc NclthuitiQunG iibtr
nebmCu. yiuh5ufrugcu lttttWoh uuo 2nHner
ituU bon 9 bis - l6r liiildUa In M. ~,
Hisnuitb etrnRc. els
Arizona republican., 1905-01-25

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending s ?. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1905-01-25
Of Local
 Interest.
 B U
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-25

court hardly thought that he was a fit
 subject for the school. He was not
 particularly bad or vicious. He would
 not go to school and there was no
 place which he could call home. It was said that he was badly treated. THat
 his father wkO is at Cananea was
 drunken and cruel and that those who
 had charge of the boy here were cruel to him. But whatever he was he was
 growing into vagabund and 1t was
 decided that 1t would be better for him
 10 be in the school. He was according
 ly committed and Deputy Sheriff Gun
 Eingham left with him last night for Benson.
 WANTED ON THE iSTHMUS-A few days ago the Republican annouRc- ed examinations for places under the
 Isthmian canal commission in the capacities of assistant civil engineers, rod men. etc. The civil service com mission sends word out now that still more help is wanted and that exam nations will take place on Fob. l5- These examinations are for steam and air drill fOremen and wOrlImen, rail road yard master. switchman's helper train conductor, trainman, switch en- gineman bridge carpenter foreman and first class railroad bridge carpenter There will be no educational tests in these examinations. Age. physical condition and experience will be con sIGcred. Those making application for the positions gre required to forward their photographs 10 the commission along with the time when it was taken. Fol further information regarding the examinations inquiry should be made of the L. $. civil service commission Washington, D. C.
 NEW ATiONS-Articles O incorporatfon of the following com pauies were filed in the office of the countey recorder yesterday: Nevads Southern Gold and Silver mining company. capital stock, $LO0O,0OO in corporators F. P. Davis, J. EckleE anC J. C. Williams; Tom Jaggers Tule Mining company, capital stock, $l,OOO,- 600. incorpOrators J. :. Purdy and + T. Patrick Spruce Creek and Cole Ridge Mining company, capital stoch S5Gu 900. incoruOratOrs J. w. Van Win IlIe. w. Heyden and J. C. Ileckman. Tonto Transportation company, capl- tai stock, $10,0OO, incOrporators C. J Cornell, B. J. Cornell and H. w. Brls- COG: Georgia and Tennessee Coppel company. capital stock, $l,O0O,oOO, in .corporators II. c. Brooks, c. l.. Ives 1- NIiIyaukae-Mexico Mining company were amended changing the name O. the company to the Milwaukee Mexico Elaboration company. There was an amendment of the articles of the Coast Line Copper company as to manage meut.
 PERHAPS SO-There was a report current yesterday that 9 deal was con in this city on Monday. whereby somebody paid one hundred thousand dollars for six hundred city lots. The story was traced to one man and he could not be induced to ada to if or take from it or shed any more light on the transaction. Nearly every real estate office in the city was visited Iut the gentlemen who have the earth for sale all DrOfessed ignorance con corning the deal It is rather hard matter to locate any such tract ol land available all in one piece, any where within the plated area de- scribed as the city of Phoenix. and the deal is not referred to as a ranch tran
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Arizona republican., 1905-01-25

Maximum temperature IS; minimum 46. Average relative humidity, 5l per cent. Total precipitation-O. Character of the day-Clear.
 L. N. JESUNOFSkY,
 Section Director.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-12-21

by making the stiles (side pieces) and
rails of the framing one-sixteenth to
-eighth-inch wider than the net
sizes shown in the detail drawing.
This will afford room and stock suffi-
cient to dress all parts even after the en-
tire case has been glued together. The
panels must be of such thickness as to be
flush with the framing on the inside, SO
as to afford an even surface for the bet
ter arrangement of the tools. This is
shown in the cross-section through ABB
in Fig 1856.
These panels are grooved three
eighths of an inch deep into the framing,
all lemons being one inch long and one
quarter of an inch in thickness, with
mortises one and one-eighth inches deep.
In all paneled framing of this kind the
panels should fit snugly in the grooves,
but must not be glued, because they will
check or split by the shrinking and
swelling caused by the changing condi-
tions of the atmosphere of the work
room. In all cabinet furniture work the
lemons and mortises only are glued.
The top, bottom and side pieces of the
case must each be made six and one-half
inches wide, thus affording one-half
inch of stock for saving open and refit-
ting the two halves of the case together
preparatory to hinging. They may be
framed together either by means of the
plain dovetail shown at A, or as illus
trated by the drawer front dovetail at B
in Fig. 1877. In either case the middle
tenon of the doyetail must be made one
half inch wider than regular as shown
in the Illustration, so as to afford suffi-
cient wood for the saving open and fit
ting together again of the two halves of
the cabinet.
If preferred, tenon one-quarter inch
long and about one-eighth inch in thick
ness may be cut on each end of the top
and bottom pieces, and fitted into saw
kerf groove in the sides, as shown at G
in Fig. 1877. Each joint. however, must
be further strengthened by means of six
one and quarter inch No. 10 wood
screws, and where possible the oval head
screw should be used. The head of this
screw differs from the common fiat head
only in having its surface slightly round
ing, and does not project so far above
the surface of the work as the ordinary
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-12-21
Grandson of Famous Poet.

Robert Burns Thompson, a grandson
of the great Scottish poet, Is a hale
and hearty octogenarian, living In
suburb Of Glasgow. Ills mother was
a daughter of Robert Burns by Anne
Hyslpp, of the Globe Tavern, In Dunn
fries. In the days of his young man
presentment of him whose name he
bears, Also he has the same pithy
humor which was distinguishing
characteristic OF his noted grandsire.
comblaed with a taste for poetry aud
music and characteristic stnse u
manly Independence.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-12-21
Fig. 1874

round head. This gives the work in
which it is used more finished appear
ance. This screw is shown at 3 in Fig.
1888.
The front and back of the cabinet are
simply glued and clamped to their posi-
tion on the dovetailed frame, and in case
there are not a sufficient number of
hand screws for the purpose at the com
mand of the workman, they may be
fastened by using either fiat or oval head
wood screws-one and one-half inch,
No. 10-using five screws on each end
and six on the sides of the frames.
In the arrangement of the tools shown
in Fig. 184, A, on the shelf, is 22-inch
jointer, and is kept in position by two
small blocks, each screwed to the shelf
The No. 8 jackplane B, IA inches long,
and the No. smooth plane c, which is
nine inches long, each rests on a stout
block screwed to the side of the case, and
is held in position at the upper end by