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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16
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GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
341 a. m. 342--------- 8 ~ a. M.
a3 1898 p. m. a4----------5: 100 p. IN.
Daily except Sunday.
February, %. That's when Brush
visits Gray.
Mr.. Copeland is quite poorly and
confined to his home.
The weekly Register-Leader and
the Journal one year for $l.35
Tickets for the Band Concert on
sale at Berry's. Reserve your seats.
Bed Room Suits, Parlor Chairs
Tables, Dining Room aud Kitchen
Furniture etc. at Hunters store.
Forty-two degrees below was the
local weather mans report for
Monday morning at five o'clock.
Watch the bills for the program
for Band Concert Tuesday evening
February 21st at the opera house.
The teachers of our city school
had a select party Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Anna Hanson
School closed Tuesday evening
on account of running out of coal
and it is uncertain when the famine
will end
The youngest child of Henry
Heath and wife is reported to be
very i'll, at their home south of the
congregational church.
Mr., Alex Kline, an aged gentle
man residing on the kommes farm
in northwest Audubon township,
is quite sick at this writing.
Timber for sale cheap in - acre
lots aud Burr Oak posts on my
farm miles southeast of Extra.
1l-24-tf EBBE J. HANSEN.
1t has been found necessary te
keep a steady fire in the engine
room of the water works to prevent
the pipes from freezing of nights.
There will be a Box Social at the
Esbeck school house Saturday eve
ming and all are respectfully re-
quested to attend and help in the
good cause.
E. d. Cotton has torn out the par
titiou in his store, preparatory to
re-arranging his goods to accomo-
date the big stock of dry goods he
will sooa receive,
J. c. Powell has bought out Bar
tlett & Dodge's ice plant. includ-
ing the lot and buildings and it is
said those gentlemen will dispose
of their dray business.
John Dodge will go to Montana,
this spring, consequently he will
sell his city property if he can get a
buyer. His health is not the best
and he finds draying to hard work
for him
The Misses Cera and Ethel Chris
Jensen gave a party to their young
friends out few miles west of town
Monday evening at The Partnlee
home and passed the time playing
finch and other games. and report
fine time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16
A Carload Of New Furniture

n CoI IUou y NeW Ut 1I1tuTe
just received right from the factory. 1t will
be to your interest to call and examine before
going elsewhere. Prices are right and salts
faction guaranteed
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16

The Caesar Class has completed
Book Four.
The Ninth grade Algebra Class
are now studYinp fractions.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16

MARTIN JENSEN & Son.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16

Attend the Band Concert Tuesday
evening, February 21st at the opera
bouaa
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05

eastern cities, has purchased the Dor ris theater, at Phoenix. MT. Berger, the present manager of the theater, will retain charge Of it until the expi- ration of his lease, which runs until June l, 1908.
 The republican central co onmittee of Maricopa county has instituted suit in the interest Of Cook, republican candidate in the last election, for DOS session of the office of sheriff. Wher the votes were canvasSed Walker democrat, was declared elected by 1C votes. Mr. Cook, who was sheriff dur, ing the past term, talked of contest ing the election of Walker, but after ward changed his mind and refused to spend any money on contest. The central committee then took the mat. ter up aud commenced proceedings in the district court last Friday.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05

The first floor rooms now occupied by the passenger and freight offices will be turned over to ticket office and waiting room uses exclusively.
 Ex Sheriff Del Lewis will remove residence from Tombstone to his ranch in the San Pedro valley, where he has 125 acres of as fine farming land as there is in thu territory. A omfortable home will be erected in the midst of fine umbrella trees, and one of the industries MT. Lewis will conduct upon large scale will be the raising of garden vegetables and fruit for the local markets. The Bisbee Miner says, Mir. Lewis is also quite heavily interested in mining proper. critics both in Arizona aud Sonora ,and some of these are likely very shortly to yield him handsome price under options held by eastern people.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
C0cHlSE COUNTY BUDGET
 CULlED FROM EXCHANGES

Bisbee's new fire iin system has been completed. It has cost above 5000 Ia the business district 160 pound pressure will be afforded by It.. It's supply is from the 100000 gallon 0. Q. tank, which in case of fire will have just as big stream ilIwing into it from the com Dany pumps as eau be drawn out
 Ed. Hussou, who lost the wrestling championship to George Coon few evenings ago has announced that he will challenge Coon for return match. Coon is now working at Globe but before leaving the city said he would meet Husson at any time or place, the only stipulation being that a side bet of sufficient size to make the match a paying proposition be offered. .-Bisbee Miner.
 Frank PistCnett, of Tombst tone, and Noel Anderson, of Prescott, two of the oldest boys in the reform school, who have been doing duty as "trusties," made their escape one night last week. They went to the stable and saddled two horses, which happened to belong to Rangers Wheeler and Eastman, and rode away, it is believed, toward the Mexican line. Later the boys returned and brought back the horses They then left again, on foot, but were soon captured by the officers and taken back to the school.
 The railroad depot at Bisbee is to be re modelled and d second story added. The latter will extend over the length of the present building. The whole is to be finished with a coatinI, of cement. The building as remodt,led will be on the mission style. Agent Needham will have his office n the second floor, as will the cashier and freight office assistants.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue,
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business Enterprises --- uOod Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody Wili Have Money

The Arizona worlds fair commis- the exposition grounds to St. Louis merchant for $l00 who will remove it to his country estate about F miles from St. Louis.
 On the first of January the Santa Fe will open to the public the new hotel, Fl Tovar, at the Grand Canyon. It will be under the Harvey manage ment and the rates will be $3 a day, American plan. The building is a very fine, three'story structure and contains over one hundred rooms.
 A late Washington dispatch says; The interior department has decided to allow the grazing of l25, 900 head of sheep and goats and 25, 900 head of cattle aud horses on the Gila Forest Reserve for the season of 1905 in Arizona This IS big concession to the cattle men. Not over 0,000 head of sheep or goats nor more than 700 head of cattle and horses will be al lowed one person.
 The Arizona Bar Association has appointed from among its members the following delegates to go tO Washington to work for the defeat of the joint statehood bill: Judge Pin ney aud eXGOvernor Murphy and Roy Goodrich of Phoenix, R. K. Nor riSon and E. s. Clark of Prescott, John B. Wright ot Tucson and Ben Goodrich of Tombstone. Others will be added at once.
 An Albuquerque dispatch states that while Phelps, Dodge & o. nave completed the survey for a railroad into the Durango coal fields, con meeting With the El PaSo & south western, they will not build if some other responsible company will come forward with a proposition to con Struct line into the San Juan coun- try and make satisfactory traffic agreement that will insure cheaper coal to Phelps, Dodge & O., for their mining and smelting eater. prlSeS and railroad system. It is suS- gested that the recently organizeo Durango, Albuquerque & Gulf Rail- road company will be in a position to enter into such an arrangement.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
THE NEWS OF TUCSON
 AND OF PIMA COUNTY
FROM TIE PoSr:

FRoM TIE PosT:
 Eugene J. Trippel, couuclman.elect
 from the second ward, and Grand Re. corder of the Supreme Lodge, Arizona and New Mexico, A. O U. w., leaves the first of the week fir NJ sadyi,le, Pa., to consult with the b. rd of di. rectorS of the Suprems Lodge of that order.
 David ;. RJss put force of meu at work this week grading the road bed for tls Twin BIstes rLilr lad. The Chamber of Commerce has taken steps tO sscurs Mf. RJss a right of way tarough ths city limits. II will strike the S0u5hern Plcii, reserve at l6sh gtreet.
 lnths diStrlc5 cont last week Judge Davis allowed EpsB RLuiDloh aud Gust A. Hjif $7,5O) each Or th,lr ser vices as receivers for l. z ,cke eadorf S Co. Of this amount 5000 was paid dcwn and the balanee will be paid when th3 receigerShlp is losei There remains c)asidsrabl real estate t1 os diSpo 'ed of bsfors the rsceiyers ara discharged by the court.
 Tne Ariz ona Pioneers heli their an. nual meeting On Thursday, December 29th. After trdnSiotiag currenj bnsi- ness at the afternoon meeting they elected the following off 1ers: Presi- dent, Robert Leather wood: $ ,cretary, w. w. Williams; Directors, Pedro Aguirre, P. P Lopez, B. Brichta aud James c. Guthrie h the evening the ladies of the society entertained with a dance at odd Fellows Hall and Mexican supper at Miller Bros. FROM THE STAR:
 A. E. Proxells bond has been re- ceived from Florence. The sureties are W. 0. Truman, r. A. Chamber lin, Dan Stevens, c. NJ. Foreman, J. G. Keating, C. D Rsppy. Troxell is charged with mansIdughter as an ac- complce in the Silver Bell murder.
 The board of supervisors checked up yesterday They found $llS,220 in the county Lreasurer's office. The delinquent roll is $l3,O0O, being less at the ending of 1901 than for any like period.
 FROM THE CITIZEN.
 A suit has been filed in the district court by c. M. Gordon and the Ray Mines, Limited, against the Tucson Street Railway company to recover tue balance due on a prOmissory note of $2i5348, which the complaint al- leges was executed on June ?, and of which only part has been paid. The rest, $l94l 2S, with the usual interest is prayed for. The note was given for material in the shape of rails and oth- CT hardware supplied by plaintiffs.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05

president; NJ. J. E, Ringer, vice-presi- dent; J. M. Foster, secretary and Geo. w. Todd, treasurer. The pur- pose of the company is to develop oil. Considerable land has been taken up and steps have been taken to get a deep well machine to put down test we'll. The company will go down to a depth of not less than 5000 feet if oil is not developed sooner, The first well will be sunk about six miles south of Saiford, and the top pipe will be l2 inches in diameter.
 FROM THE COPPER ERA.
 Mir and Mrs. Nit Simms, of Solo monville, made their friends in Clifton short but pleasant visit during the week.
 A lodge of ElkS is being organized in Clifton. There are already a num- Der of Eks in town, aud it will be no trouble to organizs strong lodge.
 The firm of Pascoe & Shirley, doing livery business, has be n dissolved, MT. Shirley retiring. The business is continued by Mc. Pascos.
 The parlor of the Clifton hotel on Christmas eve. was vision of fairy land. Manager Abraham had ar. ranged Christmas tree in the center parlor which was decked in a glory of tinsel fittings and loaded with dalls, candies and toys for the colony of waifs from the New York found ling and orphan asylum who have found homes among kind hearted Ciifton people. The tree was ilu mi mated with red, white and blue cleo tric lights aud hundreds of tiny can dies, The children were all there, with their newly found parents, and all were as happy as happy could be. Hundreds of people, all of whom take a kindly interest in the welfare of the lit 6 ones, dropped in for q few mo. mentS to enjoy the scene. It was probably the first Christmas tree that some of these children had ever seen, and it made an impression on their memory which time will not ef- face.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
 AND YAvAPAI COUNTY

Bert Davis has been appointed dep. uty treasurer of Yavapai county by Treasurer Wright. The new appointee is said to he competent and bears an excellent reputation.
 The hotel aud saloon of James Pat. terson at Jerome were burned week ago last Saturday night, the fire being caused by the explosion Of a lamp. Two of MT Patterson 's children, who were asleep at the time, were save d with g reat difficulty.
 The loo found in the cellar of Fred Roemer, PreScott's 's ''gentleman" bur. glar, was distributed at the court house one day last week. Parties from whom the goods were stolen were on hand to identify their proper ty add haul 1t away. Ownership to the greater portion of 1t was estab lished but considerable part of it was not claimed or identified by any one. J. I. Gardner received most of the identified goods.
 FROM THE JouRNALMlSER
 With the building of the Poland narrow gauge railroad to the Mount Union country, the railroad cutting into the Black Rock mining district and the extension of the Prescott street electric car line to the Hassa. yampa region, Yavapai county will be the most inviting field of mining ope ratons and transportation facilities there is in the territory. We seem to be moving at all points and the build ing of these highways is practically a settled fact, to demonstrate what our hidden wealth is capable of inducing. FROM THE COURIER
 The santa Fe Paclfl, Railroad com pauy fled with the county rec order a patent for 43, l52 acres of land which lies ia C)conino and Yavapai counties.
 The Prescott Salvation Army corps gave CnriStmas ulnner bO elSnty-nVe school children, each one of whom got an appropriate msmento of the occa. sion.
 F.. K. Ellinwood, district attorney elect of this county, has offered Sam. uel L. Pattse the position of assistant district attorney, which position Me. Pattee has accepted. He has preyi- ously filled the sams position in this county: also that of district attorney.
 A party of Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix engineers are running a pre- liminary railroad survey from point near Wickenburg, up the hassayampa and when last heard of were in the neighborhood of the Walnut Grove damsite.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
D0lNGS IN PHOENIX AND
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY

Arizona olive oil, made by Mr. Per kins, who has an olive orchard in Salt river valley, won the gold medal at the worlds fair.
 Linwood Ellsworth, the six year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Ellsworth, of Mesa, was thrown from d buggy in runaway accident on Friday last and fatally injured. Mrs. D .ey, the Doy's grandmother, was painfully injured at the same time.
 E w. Wiggins, of Detroit, Mich., who owns theater property in several
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
FINAL COUNTY NEWS
 FROM ARIZONA BLADE

There was beautifully decorated Christmas tree and literary exercises at the Superior school house Christ mas eve.
 E. G. Dean and wife, of Prescott, went up to the Superior camp Satur- day last, where MT. Dean has accepted responsible position with the Lake Superior & Arizona Copper Mining company.
 Chas. F. Bennett came up from Casa Grande Saturday and filed his contest for the treasurer's office. The con- plaiut calls for recount of the Flor ence vote and the throwing out of the Ash Creek and Cottonwood returns. Our fellow townsmaD, Taylor J. Gar risoD, guessed within four of the total presidential vots aud as result wins cash prize of $l0,500. Taylor travel ed through number of states during the campaign and concluded, from what he could hear, that large nUm- Der of democrats would remain away from the polls and that in consequence thereof the total vote would be less than it was four years ago. He made his guess accordingly and won.
 One of the prettie,t sights to the oldtimers that has been seen in Flor ence for many day was witnessed Christmas morning when Phil Grigsby mounted the box behind the magniti. cent twelye-horse team of the Supe- rior company aud started the nine ton boiler on the road to it's destination at Superior. At a low word from the driver each Of the big animals were into the e liar and the big load moved off with the utmost ease, The trip, a distance of thirty six miles, was made in day and half.
 E. l.. Perham and Miss meta Car minat were united in marriage at the home of Mrs. c. R. Michea, Monday evening at o'clock, Rev. Father Heitz officiating. The ceremony was wit messed by few intimate friends of the bride and groom, Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Heating standing with the couple dur ing the ceremony. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for Tue. son, where they will spend few weeks before returning to Florence, where they will make their home.
 Claude R. Michea, who has been time keeper at one of the Arizona & Eastern grading camps in the Gila canyon for several months past, has returned home on account of the abandonment of the camp. He thinks the road will be built and that work will be commenced at San Car los as soon as the right of way con- troversy shall have been settled, to enable the company to follow the graders with the track aud thus re- duce the cost of delivering supplies which are now handled from Tucson on wagons. The company still has l20 men employed on the rock work in the Gila canyon.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-05
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY
FROM THE BULLETIN.

FROM THE BULLETIN.
 NIT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly arrived from Douglas last Friday and spent Christmas with the Rawlins family. This town was for many years the scene of Mir. Kelly's newspaper work and he enjoyed meeting the friends and associates of other days.
 A company has been organized at Fort Thomas to provide water for ir. rigation by the means of pumping The company will be called the Irri- gation Pumping O., and will include among it's stockholders many of the foremost farmers and capitalists of this section. In the fowler valley a large supply of water can be secured from wells at a depth of about 30 feet. It Is proposed to raise this water with pump designed and patented by MT. Tiff6 which will discharge 1900 gal. Ions per minute per horse power. For the present horses will supply the power, one to each pumping plant be. ing sufficient.
 FROM THE GUARDIAN.
 Newt Robinson came up from Globe Christmas morning and took dinner with his parents. Newt is one of the best men in the employ of the associa- ton Of bankers who are conducting banks in Stafford, Globe, Blsbee and Clifton, with such meu as J. N. Porter and J. 0. Pursley at the head.
 c. II. Wild, formerly mail clerk on the CIV. .,G.& N., but now running on the El Pdso & Southwestern between Fl Paso and Benson, came to the val ley last Thursday to spend the holi. days. Mrs, Wild had been in Pima for some time visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Boyle.
 pr. Platt reports that Mir. Mcintyre, who lives just west of town, near the railroad, Is quite ill with a severe case or small pox and that the family has been quarantined. We understand that the city council has taken steps to contine the disease to the one fam fly, which can be done if the proper steps are taken and the law enforced.
 A new oil company, known as the Stafford Oil and Development com pany, was organized here last Satur- day evening with E. D. Tuttle as
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-28
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-28
THE BLIZZARD.

On Tuesday morning, the day
opened mild and gloomy, but
about 8 o'clock it commenced to
snow and there was a steady fall
for about five hours. Then it
cleared away for about two hours
and the snow began to melt. The
wind rose and it turned suddenly
cold and the mercury continued
to fall until at II o'clock that
night, it reached zero and re-
manned at that figure several
hours. Later going to three be-
low zero.
The blizzard had been predicted
by the weather bureau and came
in great shape.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-28
SPLENDID ADDRESS.

Rev. John R. Sampey, D. D.,
of the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, at Louisville,
delivered an address to the Bap.
fist Young Peoples Union, and
the Barraca Class, of the First
Baptist Church. on Sunday night
last, to an audience that COM
pletely filled the big audience
room.
His theme was the love of JON
athan and David.
1t was a mastery and, at the
same time, a tender and loving
appeal to the young people es-
peciallly, but included all, to rise
TO that higher and grander affec-
tion one toward one another that
is so forcefully displayed in the
character of these heroes of the
olden times, and which led them
to an unselfish preference of the
one over the other.
In language simple, and yet in
pure and classic English, he held
before his audience that still
higher love that surrendered the
glories of heaven to become the
Savior of the lost.
DR.. Sampey is a great favorite
with Frankfort people and he
strengthened his hold upon their
affections by the address of Sun
day night.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-28
GEO. A. LEWIS, PrO'r and Pub.
FRANKFORT. JANUARY %, 1905
TO OUR PATRONS.

We will, in a few, days. send
out bills to our patrons for their
subscriptions to the Roundabout.
The amounts due from each in
-dividual subscriber are sssmall,
but, in the aggregate they amount
to a very considerable sum, and
will help very materially tossmake
the wheels 90 round"
We trust the response will he
prompt and assuring, forIrwhich
we shall sbe duly grateful. If.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-28
THAT DIRT NUISANCE.

We have been requested to call
the attention of the Board of Edu-
cation and the city authorities to
the condition of the new granitoid
sidewalk leading from the corner
of Bridge street to Taylor Ave.
The dirt taken from the extension
of the street car line is still piled
up there so that it is almost i'm
possible to pass that way, and
when the weather is soft the mud,
'slush and water are something
awful, through which the teachers
and scholars of the city school
are compelled to wade, to say
nothing of the citizens living on
those streets.
1t is about time this nuisance
was abated.