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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-17

She recovered, but 1t taught Rob a
good lesson and that was that he
should never try to scare any one
again.
Agnes Asklof age ~.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-17
Charlton, Ia,
R. F. d. No. 1,
Oct. 8, 1905.
Charlton, Ia, Oct. 4, 1905

Charlton, Ia, Oct. 4, 1905.
Dear Editor-I thought l would
write to you. I go to school. My
school commenced the fourth of Sep
TENDER I study reading, arithmetic,
spelling. geography, history, physiol-
ogy and language. My teacher is
Louie Scales. live twelve miles
southeast and one-half mile west of
Charlton. have six brothers and we
have white dog for pet. His name
Is Spot. If see this in print 1 will
write again, Your little friend,
r. r. No. 8 Ralph Mccoy,
Age II years.
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MY Dearest Editor received my
look Tuesday evening and wish to
give you many thanks for it as con-
slider it very nice book. have not
had time to read it all yet but so far
it is very interesting.
Your friend,
Agnes Asklof.
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THE PRIZE WINNER.

The prize was won this week BY
Miss Edith vawter, of Charlton.
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Hedrick, Sept. 81, 1905.
Dear Editor. We have two pet
colts. Their names are Billy and
Minnie. l lead them every night and
morning
My school has been going on for
two weeks. I go to Smith Rancho
school. l am in the fifth grade
We have to go one-half mile for our
mail and when the roads are good |
ride my tricycle.. will try and help
the Junior Courier to be success.
Hoping to see this in print, | will
close for this time
Rosie H. Davis, Age IL.
Hedrick, Sept. 81, 1905
My Dear Editor - go to school ev.
cry day. My teachers name is Min
ME Larmore. think she is a good
teacher. She is so kind and good to
the little ones. We have twenty-three
Pupils on our roll. have two miles
to walk. I study reading, writing
arithmetic, spelling and language. Pa
pa, mamma. brother and visited two
days with my uncle and aunt near
Martinsbsrg. We attended the band
concert on Saturday evening and Sun
day morning uncle hitched up his lit
tie team of ponies to the carriage
and we had fine drive over the
country. Will close Your little friend
Alley Davis, Age 8.
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Batavia, Ia. Sept q 1905,

Batavia, Ia, Sept 81, 1905.
Dear Editor - If 1 should win the
prize l would prefer the book to the
others.
| enjoy reading the Courier Junior,
Yours truly, Florence Laughlin.
r. F. D. No. 2.
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Ottumwa, la.
Sept. 80, 1905.

Dear Editor:-
l have been reading the Courier
Junior for a long time, so l thought
would write. am a little girl nine
years old. My mamma is keeping
orphan babies now. We have one
baby now. It's name is Thomas I'm
going to school now. I'm in the ninth
room, grade 5, quarter s. My pets are
two cats. I have four dolls. Well,
must close and go to bed. Goodbye.
Your loving friend,
Ruth Young.
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Charlton, Iowa,
Oct. 8, 1905.

Dear Editor
AS have never written to this club
before will do SO now.
I am going to write you story
about when Willie Had the Measles"
/ think this club is very interest
ing and I want to see it improve ev-
cry week.
Well, will close for, this time, as
l would like to see this published.
From your friend,
Edith Vawter,
Age IL years.
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Russell, Iowa, Sept, 81, 1905.
Dear Editor am glad that we have
a page Of our own. Ny school start
ed September 3. am in the fifth read
er. My teachers name is Miss
Tool. She is very nice teacher.
have one sister, her name is Mar.
gazette and no brothers. If l won a
prize send me knife with a chain on
1t. John Curran,
r. F. d. No. 2. Age g..
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Floris, Ia, Oct 1, 1905.

F1oris, Ia, Oct /, 1905.
Dear Editor
am a little boy years old. AS
my pa takes the Courier thought
would write to you.
have two sisters, aged and 4
years and one brother aged g.
My sisters names are Reva and
Rhoda My brothers name is Rolla.
l have pony and saddle. The
pony's name Is Daisy. We live four
miles from town.
Yours truly,
Charles Kuhns,
r. Ed. No. 8.
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Batavia. Ia.
Oct. 2, 1905.

Dear Editor
1 thank you very much for sending
me the prize which won in the con-
test Of the Courier Junior. l have
read the book nearly through and
like it very much.
Yours truly,
Emma Davis.
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Ottumwa, Sept. %, 1905
Dear Editor - have been reading
the Junior letters and stories for a
long while, but have never written be
fore.
I am a girl IA years old.
l live six miles west Of Qttumwa
on Rural Route No. 4.
Our school commenced Sept. 4.
Mamma, grandma and grandpa, have
gone to Colorado to visit mammals
sister. They have been gone three
weeks. l stay at home and keer
house. My Grandma Lewis is staying
with us.
I have little sister named Ethel
She is years old.
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Russell, Iowa,
Sept. 20, 1905.

Dear Editor
l read the Courier Junior and like
it very much. am girl 13 years
old. l have two dolls. One has a
china head and the other has a wax
head 1t has hair. Their names are
Edith and Eva / like 20 sew for
them. I have one sister and four
Brothers. Guess will close, hoping
to see my letter in print.
Elsie Terril,
R. F. d. No. 2.
Batavia. Ia.
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Batavia, Ia, Sept. 26, 1905.
Dear Editor-As l have written one
letter to the Courier Junior and I saw
it in print thought would write
again. My school commenced Sept.
10.
study the fifth reader, third part
arithmetic, grammar and geography,
and spelling.
My pet cat has four Maltese kittens.
Your friend, Ruah Kramer.
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Sept. 26, 1905.
Dear Editor am little girl. /
will be 10 years old Sept. 80 have
three sisters and one brother. I go
to school,, We have new school
house. 1t has seventeen rooms. am
III the fourth room. My teachers
name is Miss Gibson.
Bloomfield, Ia Irene Ware
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07
Ell DuQUE De BAVI
ra 0CuIista
Fueza nagnetiGa De los ladiII0s.
saerIIIeIo Dc las vIudas BIOS hoIslIatas.


En- los 25 amos que lleva ejerciendo por
afci6n Ia carrera de m6dico oculista Ell du-
que Carlos Teodoro de Baviera, ha hecho
4, 700 tantas operaciones en- igual mime
70 de personas que padecfan de los oios.
Parece probado que los ladrillos tie
nen cierto magnetismo, y asf Sc explica
por que en- algunas instalaciones magn6t-
cas- de gran precision SO obserya veces
ciertas irregularidades que no pueden atri-
buirse otra causa.
En- las estaciones militares de los Al
pes, los ingenieros usan en- el dia el ''Tele-
photography" que es un aparato que per
mite yer & distancias prodigiosas, por
medic del cual los ingenieros italianos pue-
den estudiar sin moverse de sus estacio-
mes, las leianas fortifcaciones francesas.
Desde el afio de 1910 hasta nuestros
dfas, la production de carne comestible en-
ell mundo ha aumentado en- un 81 por
ciento.
Solamente tomando en- cuenta los pa
SOS que una persona regularmente aetiva
da en- su casa 8 ensu ofcina, resulta que
en- 48 amos anda NADIA menos que 297.200
niillas, 10 que vale tanto como diez veces
la circunsferencia de la TERRA
--Cuando la viuda de un hotentote Sc
casa otra vez, debe cortarse la coyuntura
de uno de sus dedos regalarla su nue.
yo esposo cuya operaci6n Sc repite tantas
yeces cuantas enviuda Sc vuelva casar.
Muchos aseguran que Ell rayo no cae
nunca dos wees en- el mismo lugar; pero
es el case que hay en- Dartmior (Inglatc-
rra) un edifcio donde Sc lleva la cuenta
de 200 visitas de rayo.
Russia ees Ell pals que yende mas hue
vos. La venta annual de ellos no baja de
$50 millones de docenas.
-El Evangelista San Marcos (nombre
latino Sc llama Juan en- hebreo.
Las cuatro de la tarde es la hora mas
fayorecida por las lluvias.
H ej6rcito permanente mas grande de
Europa, es el ruso; pero por 10 visto no es
ell mas eficaz.
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POR AGGRESSION SIMPLE.
EN- La CORTE MUNICIPAL.

Esta mafiana celebr6se en- Ell Juzgado
Municipal de esta ciudad, un juicio por
aggression contra Maria Martinez acusada
por Irene Benftez, ambas lavanderas que
viven en- la misma casa.
La Martinez acusa su contrincante
de que por tres veces habfa pisado la ropa
que lavaba y, violenta, visto que no era
atendida, cogi6 por un brazo Irene, quien
cay6 al suelo produci6ndose una confusion
en- el labio inferior y uariOs arafJasOs en- Ell
cuello.
Defendi6 la aeusada Ell letrado senior
Lassalle quien puso de su parte cuanto
p1do por demostrar que una persona
cu1ndo cae al suelo puede recibir GrGitG-
eos.
Ell Juez daspu6s de DIR 4 Maria declare
culpable d esta como aggression simple, inns
poni6ndole cinco dollars de multa..
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10 QUE INDICA FL
peinad0 japOnes.
las niias llevan IN mono senCiIIO.
JoVsnes casaderas ! Vludas.

Es muy sabido que enfeI Jap6n. el pei
nado femenil es IN arte muy delicado, y
por medic de 81 Sc expresan muchas cosas:
edad, posicion y afectos de la propietaria
Las nifias de ocho nueve amos, Hevan
el pelo fernando un MONO sencillo atrds
de Ia cabeza; este tocado deja Ia frente del
todo descubierta con solo dos bucles hacia
las sienes
Las jovenes casaderas Sc ponen las tren-
zas casi sobre Ia frente, combinandolas de
modo que imiten un abanico, resplandor
alas de mariposa.
Las viudas que deseen reincidir, Sc cla-
van en- los cabellos una gran horquilla de
marfil 8 concha; las que guardian f.
delidad al difunto, 6quedaron escarmen-
tadas, no llevan adorno alguno.
Las 'geishas" tambi6n usan los peina-
dos caracterfsticos de su profession.
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Para S GnOraS
ni1aS y ni1OS

SNo ha visto usted los magni-
ficos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre- corsets, trajes para nj
mas y nilo$, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aqnque los precios 4 que
vendemos son muy m6dicos, no
haceInos n ada de pacotilla.
NueStro eXtenso surtido COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fno IS encajes, calados, bor-
dados. etc. The Porto Rico Da'awss
w Ork e Embroidery Colo For
taleza San Juan.
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Suspension de ejsCuCiOn
de Ia ultima lena.

El abogado defensor del REQ Francisco
Dones, inf6rmase que ha presentado hoy
un escrito al honorable gobernador, en- el
cual escrito solicita que esta primera auto
ridad suspenda la ejecuei6n de la pena de
muerte dictada contra ell mencionado REQ
por la Corte de Distrito de Humacao y
confrmada recientemente en- la apelaci6n,
por el Tribunal SUPP emo.
En- el escrito del abogado defensor men
ci6nase ell artfculo de la Ley Foraker que
faculta 8 autoriza al Honorable goberna-
dor para poner en- prdctica tai suspension.
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MATRIMO 0 M O
CasamlsntO reglO en- santurGs. 500 lnVltados,

Ell mas suntuoso enlace se> Hevara q ca
bo en- Ell pintoresco Santurce Cen Ell Versa
lies borinquefo, como dirfa Ell amigo Sem
per.) Sc uniran en- indisoluble lazo la
mas hermosa triguena de Puerto Rico, y
Ell mas elegante joven de Ponce.
Para dicho acto hay mas de seiscientos
invitados, incluyendo las comisiones de la
prensa, ETC., etc.
Los encajes de hilo para Ell trOsseau,
creas de hilo, alfombras, cuadros, cortinas,
cintas y la mas elegante CANA con eolch6n
el6ctrico, han sido comprados en- "El Gle
TO-" que es el establecimiento meior surti-
do y que regala cupones. Los noVios
cuentan 80 amos cada uno.
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FALLECIMIENTO EN- CAGUAS.
BALE TRANSFERRED.

Hoy recibimos Ia siguiente carta:
"Caguas, Diciembre de 1905.-Sr.
Director de ala Correspondence de Puer-
to Rico" La@u
s'Muy seflor mfo:-Con motive del IA
Ilecimiento de la distinguida selora dona
Antonio Trill.de Arguelles, esta directiva
acord6 transferir para el domingo II de
los corrientes Ell baile que tenfa anunciado
para el viernes del mismo, dia de la
Conception.
"Al partieiparselo, en- nombre de La di-
rectiva de esta colonia, lie encarezco Sc dig
ne hacerlo pdblioo en- el periodico que I'd.
dirige, por 10 que le anticipo las gra-
cias. -31G.a
"Queda de I'd. alto. y s. g., CiprianO
MGnrtqate, secretario.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07
BANCO De PUERTO RICO.
PRIMER ANUNCIO,

Habiendo sufrido estravfo el extracto
de inscription de acciones de este Banco
nGmero 1888 comprensivo de diez de es-
tas, ndmeros 3133 3142 expedido NOM
bre de la Sucn. de Emilio Iglesias Igle-
siaG,y solicitado por la expresada Sucn. la
expedition de un nuevo tftulo; tenor de 10
que dispone Ell art. 8 del Reglamento del
Banco, Sc hace p6blico dicho estravio, y
que transcuridos dos meses desde que apa-
rezca este anuncio por primera vez en- esta
fecha, sin reclamation de tercero, Sc expe-
dira nuevo titulo, quedando Ell Banco libre
de toda responsabilidad.
San Juan, P. R., de Diciembre de
1905.-El Presidente, N. Possiagua.
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METILOI OES El me1or mas SECURE
de dos los especfficcs hasta shora conocido
para Ia cura permanente de to das las eDfer-
me dales de la ureta, "a sean estas cronicss
agudas @ ntiene Ell fluj Sura por com
pletc, en- menos tiempos pue pingin otro pre-
parade similaT, las gonorreas, espsrmatornss
Cistltis, ect. Meior pue las iny ecciones muy
superior al s&ndalo y copa ba. Empieza
surtiP su efecto q las tres 8 cuatre horas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-son f&siIes de tomar
y est8n preparados d. manera pue no revneI-
ven el esthmsgo nj droducen malos efectus,
De Vent& en- todas Las Boticas' Pidanse
muestras gratis sus dnicos fabrics ntes-
Frederick SteaTns & Ca De roit, Mich
u IL. a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07
Don Santiago Openhe1mer.

Esta mafana sali6 para Ponce despues de
haber pasado en- s. Juan breve temporada,
ell alcalde nombrado recienteme ente para la
indicada ciudad, don Santiago Openhei-
mer.
Ell senior Openheimer mu6strase muy
satisfecho, de las atenciones de que fuera
objeto en- esta capital por parte de atlas
autoridades y de sus amigos.
Deseamos muchas satisfacciones en- Pom
ce, al digno ciudadano, en- qiuen ha recaido
tan acertada election. /
Que tenga ell mas lisongero exito en- sus
funciones.
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EXameneS para ell ejeT-
CiCiO de la abOgaCia

Aver tarde Sc examinaron y fueron
aprobados del primer grado los aspirantes
al ejercicio de Ia abogacfa, sefiores Pedro
Gonzalez Garcia, Luis Chevremon An
dr@s Miranda Gel Vale, que dieron muy
buenos exam enes.
Segdn nuestras noticias este tltimo de-
mostr6 haber estudiado conciencia las
asignaturas.
Felicitamos todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07

DESPUES DE PROBAR todos los engafio.
gcs remedies que Sc anuucisn es cuando mas
80 agradece la efcacia RADICAL del Diges-
two Mojarriets, cuya superioridad esta uni
versalmente confirm ada.
Our4cicnes deGesperadas en- personas bien
Conocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
Bes son las que 10 han hecho gloFi0so, pero
un solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
una docana de frascos de cualquier otro re
medic; porque sdemas de ser 81 dnico verda-
dero Furativo radical del estomago y del ms
testino, sin ergafiosa accion calmante, es Di-
gestivo y Purifcador de los aiimsntos.
Sc debe exigir que Ceda hostia tenga gra-
bado 81 nombre Digestive N 1jarriets.
Deposito general de las Farmacias de BIan-
90 90, Ramon Almazau Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rico; de vents
9 las principales Droguerias de Europa y
America.
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RumOreS no COnfirnladOS

Circula en- esta ciudad Ell rumor de que
ell presidente de Ia rdblica cubana, don
Tomas Estrada Palma, ha sido objeto de
una aggression.
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BancO de Puerto Rico

Situaci6'o del D,isnso en- Ia torde del so de
NOUientbre de 1906.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeI de pc.
Hi6dico vieio & $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de PEI
ri6dico vieio $500 quintal.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
BOUGHT THE STORM CLOUD.
H. J. Beemer Finally Gets Possession of a Good Yavapai County Mine.

Whatever else many be said of him, H. J. Beemer can not be called a quit ter. The story of his profitless invest ment at Quartzsite is already well known as is the narrative of how he failed to get hold of the Fools Cullen mine, but according to the Journal Miner he has finally clinched a bargain for the Storm Cloud group, one of the well-known Yavapai properties. That paper says:
 "One of the most important mining deals lately made was closed when the control of the Storm Cloud group of mines in the Hassayampa district pass ed from Fred Williams the owner, t9 H. J. Beemer of New York. The pur- chase price was not made public, but 1t is known to be in the neighborhood of $60,000, a large percentage of which was paid down when the transfer pa pers to the property were placed in escrow in one Of the local banks.
 "The unwatering Of the shaft on the property will be commenced on Mon- day next, and development work on the mines will immediately follow on a large scale. It is proposed to start q tunnel under the mines from Maple Gulch, which will tap the lodges on NhC ct very SOOQ QcplH The tunnel will extend into the noun tain a distance of about 2,000 feet, and will it is expected, tap large ore bodies, which the work already done on the surface has opened up to a con- siderable depth.
 The mines are situated about twelve miles immediately south of this city, lying contiguous to and between the Cash and Senator properties, and about two miles north of the Mount Union mines, where two Huntington mills are in operation and a large number of miners at work.
 H. J. Beemer the purchaser, took hold of the Storm Cloud group of mines upon the report made to him by Lester Jackson, a well-known mining engineer who is known to be one of the most conservative and careful mining experts in the southwest. He is to be congratulated upon his purchase, as the properties are said to be by all the experts who have examined them among the best in this part of Yavapai county.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
ANOTHER CHANGE GIVEN.
Postponement of Fair Should Result
 In a Better Mineral Exhibit.

For number of reasons it is regret ted that the fair had to be postponed to Christmas week, but there are many compensating features that all will be thankful for. One is that the mining men who had either been crowded for time or had neglected to prepare an exhibit of their ores for display at the fair now have another opportuni- ty to make good. Most of them will have completed their assessment work and all of them will have three weeks more to do that which was expected of them in a few days The fair brildings are practically ready and the fair com mission is ready at any time to receive mineral exhibits. Then, too, it is likely that many of the men who spend the greater part of their time in the hills can now find it convenient to amalga- mate their annual holiday festivities with a visit to the fair and kill two birds with one stone.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
A PUBLIC SALE.

For a few years at least W. T. Cummings is going to retire from the dairy business and on next Thursday, December ', at 10:30 a. m. will have public sale for the purpose of dis posing of a hundred odd head of cat tie, mostly milch cows, also his valu- able jack and other mules. At the same time there will be other stock put up for sale. MT. Cummings has been pasturing his place for the last nineteen years and he says that it is about tramped out. He proposes to give it rest for a time and get it well seeded down again. At noon on the day of the sale he will give big barbecue.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
HERE AND THERE.
Items of News For Mining Men From
 All Over Yavapai County.

George O. Ford. manager of the Catherine Elizabeth group in the Min eral point district, has his new shaft down seventy-five feet and has fine body of sulphuret ore in sight. MT. Ford is trying to interest capital for the building of a concentrating plant. The property is about a mile from the United Verde railroad.
 The Rincon Mines company, operat- ing in the Martinez district, has stop ped sinking at the depth of HOO feet, having reached the limit of the hoist ing plant. Superintendent G. D. E.. Mortimer says a larger plant will be secured at once. MT. Mortimer says the ores were base until water level was reached at the depth of 800 feet. and then the ore changed to more of a free-milling character. But little ore was found between the 300 level and the 500 level. but from that point on there was more ore than on the sur face showing.
 c. O. Goddard, of the Goddard Min ing Co.,. near Wickenburg, has gone to New York on business. Two shifts are working at the mine. The Baumann mine, two miles from the Humboldt shelter is promising big things. For the last year the work of cleaning and shaping it up has gone quietly along and new hoisting plant has been erected. The shaft is down nearly 800 feet, and it is proposed to sink it 200 feet farther before cross cutting.
 John Lawler has built a road from the Hillside mine to his quartz mill on the Santa Maria, and the mill is now steadily pounding away on Hillside ore. He has equipped the mill with two new concentrators.
 M. G. Burns, mining expert and Ce- cil G. Fennell, who is operating the Gladstone mine in the Big Bug dis trict, left for the Bill Williams moun- tains last evening to investigate some of the ricn strikes recently reported from that country.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
TEMPE
THE TEMPE DAM.
lt Was Visited By Directors and Inter-
 ested Parties Yesterday.

I. V. Stewart and Grant Jones, di- rectors of the Tempe Canal company, and Price Brown and D. B. Heard drove to the Tempe dam yesterday morning to make a thorough investi- gation of the damage done there by the recent high water. MT. Stewart said yesterday afternoon that what was related in yesterday mornings Republican about the matter was substantially correct, but in his esti- nation it would not require s5,000 to repair the damage. It depended a good deal on where the dam was put in. To the members of the party it looked as If the location of the dam might be changed a little to a very good advantage. They thought that a little lower down the stream, it would take a dam considerably lower in height and consequently the cost would be less. No action has yet been taken in the matter but it is ex- pected that tomorrow Engineer Rob- inson will come over and do some sur veying at the head for the purpose of establishing the new grade.