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Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

the room was filled, had a chance to make kick, and where an error had been made the correction was either made at once or the case filed away for future consideration. Those most greatly affected were F. P. Drew, Dan Mahoney and pr. A. J. Chandler, but the matters were all adjusted in good feeling, although at time jocular re- merks were made that We fear did not set well with some ofeth council.
 The session continued until quite late, for after attending to the adjust ing of kicks the council attended to the bills and other affairs of the city. All the council were present and were served by J. F. Kelly acting as clerk, in the absence of J. IT. Pomeroy.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
ODDS AND ENDS.

Liveryman D. G. Buck shipped a rig and horses over from Phoenix yester- day afternoon that had been detained there by high water for several weeks past.
 Rev. L. I. Thayer, pastor of the Bap- tist church at Buckeye. with his wife, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Chapin yesterday
 w. H. Eastwood has added to his confectionery store a large tobacco case. in which he will keep his stock in bulk.
 James McFadden is down from the Sierra Anohes to remain until after the fair.
 A. w. COsner has been awarded the contract for the construction of a S1.000 building at the normal.
 Mrs. Glow, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. s. Johnson, went to Phoenix last evening where she will visit friends for a short time.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
TEMPE
LUKlN'S BUILDING.

The contract for the construction of Wm. Lukin's new building, or rather for the brick work on it, has been let to Joe Standage of Mesa. MT. Stand age will commence hauling material at once and active operations will be started in a few days. It is expected to have the building completed by the first of the year. The new structure will be situated just west of the pres ent store, on some lots recently pur- chased by MT. Lukin.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
APPRAISERS BUSY
 CONSIDERING DATA
Little Likelihood ofa Report Before
 Next Saturday.

The engineering board of appraise- ment is finding the mental digestion and assimilation of the data before it a somewhat longer task than was at first anticipated. It was supposed it would be through by Wednesday night, but it is now hardly probable that it will finish before some time on Friday.
 The board of governors some time ago suggested that on completion of the findings of the board, President
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
IMPORTED GOODS.

Hyder Bros. have on display for the Christmas trade some goods, the quail ity of which has never been surpassed here. They were imported direct from Damascus, Turkey, and were selected during MT. John Hyder's trip to that country a short time ago. Their dis play ad. in this issue gives full par ticulars.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
THEIR LAST NIGHT.

The Fox Novelty company and king of laugh makers played to another good house last night with an entire change of program from the night previous. They conclude their engage
 ment here tonight when the bill will be again changed and every number presented will be entirely different from what was put on last night or the night before. Each purchaser of a ticket to the performance is pre- scented with a coupon good for cer-
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
SANTA FEE TRAINS.

Commencing today, the Santa Fe will make a little change in their trains running to Kelvin and return. Heretofore since the flood there has been but one train in operation, that leaving Phoenix in the morning and returning in the evening late. The morning train will now leave Tempe at the usual time 1110 Qocal time) and the returning train will leave here at 12.05, noon, local time.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
SALE TODAY.

The w. T. Cummings sale of cattle, horses and mules occurs today, com mencing at 10 o'clock, at his ranch southwest of Tempe. The sale will be conducted by Auctioneer Ham, mond of Phoenix, and at noon there will be a big barbecue for the bene- fit of the hungry ones present. MT. Cummings said yesterday that he had a nice fat steer already slaughtered for the event.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
J. H. PoMeRoY NOT IMPROVING.

A letter was received by Little Da- wis from J. H. Pomeroy, who is at Agua Caliente taking mud baths for rheumatism. MT. POmeroy says ne doesn't feel any better from the ex- perience, and fears that he will not be much benefited. He is compelled to use crutch and cane to get around at all. This is a sad disappointment to his many friends and kindred in Mesa, who had high hopes that he would soon return a well man.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

tain number of votes as to who of the many young ladies in Tempe is the most popular. The lady receiving the greatest number of votes at the close of the performance this evening will be awarded a handsome present by the company. Last evening, the first nights vote gave Miss Matte Corbell first place and Miss Sarah Nicholas second.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
EPWORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.

At a recent meeting of the Epworth League of the M. E. church south, the following officers for the ensuing term were elected: President, MT. J. F. Warner; first vice president, Mrs. R. l.. Alexander; second president, Miss Molly Cummings; third vice president, Miss Ida Cosner; fourth vice president, Mrs. Jorn Mclean; i; secretary, Miss McCabe; treasurer, Ralph Blount.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
FlNCH'S EXPRESS.

Iris said that competition is the life of trade. Therefore Argues new transfer business recently purchased from MT. Penn should flourish for after today there will be another transfer in business here. MT. Finch will start in the morning with a light wagon and will handle only light ex- press and quick delivery work.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

what is feasible in respect Of getting a temporary water supply for the val ley next spring.
 At the last meeting of the board of governors the question of MT FOW- ler's trip was one of the things con sidered and 1t has been arranged thsr he shall go. He cannot leave how ever, until Saturday morning Owins to other engagements. and it is 1os likely that the report Of the engineer ing board will be ready before then
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
PROBATE COURT.

Lilly B. Rhoden estate: Inventory filed.
 Lucy F. Fryer estate: Letters issued Appraisers appointed.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

Hoghe's chop house is still famous for those HOghe hamburgers. steaks. and the good things to eat
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
HARMER'S DISPLAY.

A. M. farmer, the druggist, yester- day received a large consignment of
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

Owing to postpOnement of the fair announcement will be made later as Co time of delivery of bread made from Ruby flour to compete for the prizes offered by Phoenix Flour Mills.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

See Thanksgiving specials M'Kee's ad.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

souvenir postal cards of a new kind. One particular card, and a new one here, is a handsomely decorated one suitable for the sending of Christmas greetings. He also received some ele- gantly bound books, among them the latest works in fiction. His Christmas display is now open for inspection and is a splendid one. Attention is called to his change of ad in this issue.
 Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-07

Hodnett 6 Carr, resident undertak- CTS and embaImers, Tempe, Arizona. Phone 363.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
LAWSON.S POOR OPINION
OF STANDARD OIL MEN
Emphatically Declares That They Are
Absolutely No Good In Stock
Market EIGHT

BOSTON, March 1S.-Thomas W.
Lawson in an interview to-day said
that the Standard Oil crowd is en-
deavoring to corral the Copper Range
stock TO shoot it into the Amalga-
mated treasury and has been keeping
an agent at work here trying to de-
press the stock in order to secure con-
troll and queer Lawson.
II do wish / had no more uncertain
job than chasing the Standard Oil
gang up and down Wall street in the
market and making them jump hur-
dies and swim bitches. They are dis
tinctly sure thing gamblers, but in
a fight in the pen-bah-Standard Oil
is absolutely no good in a stock market
fight. Jim Keene can make them
look like a plated lead nickel any time
he goes after them. Jakey' Field,
Billy Oliver and Neil pulling to-
gether will bring them to their knees
any time If they should come to Bos-
ton. I will bet ten to one on Theo-
dore Hastings in street set-to.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
POOR 10 MUST
GIVE Up LANDS
President Informs Delega-
tion of Ute Chiefs That Res
ervation Will Be Opened
OVERRULES OBJECTION
Indians From Utah Told
They Will Have to Adjust
Themselves to Inevitable

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Francis
E. Leupp, Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, to-day presented to the President
a delegation of Ute Indians from the
Uintah Reservation in Utah. The In
dians came to Washington to protest
against the opening of their reserva-
tlon, as provided by recent act OF
Congress.
In brief address to the Indians the
President informed them that the
reservation would have to be opened
and that they must adjust themselves
TO the inevitable and get along annie
ably with the white settlers who might
become their neighbors. He assured
them that every right they possessed
would be protected fully.
Appa, one of the White River Utes.
replied to the President and for him
self requested that he be permitted to
be located in some forest reserve or
In some other place as far removed
as possible from the white settlers.
This request, the President said, he
was unable to grant.
The reservation will be opened prior
to September next but no date has
been set. The Indians will be per-
nitted to settle their own allotments.
Each head of a family is to be given
eighty acres and each single Indian
forty acres. Certain lands of the
reservation will be set aside for for
est reserve and for agency purposes.
The remainder of the reservation after
the allotments have been made to the
Indians will be sold to settlers, the
proceeds being deposited in the United
States Treasury to the credit of the In
dams
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
yISCOUNT MAIDEN MAY
WED AN AMERICAN GIRL
Said to Have Proposed to Debutante
Now on the COnti-
uAnf,


LONDON, March 1s-It would sur
prise no one in society if Viscount
Maiden the son and heir of the Earl of
Essex by his first marriage, should wed
an American girl. His stepmother is
naturally very partial to her fellow
countrywomen and entertained several
of them at the Earl's family seat in
Hertfordshire last summer. 1t is whis-
pered that the young nobleman be-
came interested in pretty debutante
now somewhere on the Continent-and
1t rests with her to decide whether she
shall some day become the future
Countess of Essex.
The Viscount, who has just come of
age, was only years old when Lord
Essex installed his American bride at
Cassiobury. Under her careful train
ing he has developed into quite a model
young man, with aspirations to make
something of himself that will count
for quite as much as the title he will
some day inherit. He lis a more fire.
quent visitor to the library of the
British Museum than to the West End
music halls and saloons where youth
full aristocrats are wont to take their
fling.
He is devoted to his clever STEP
mother and his father, having profited
greatly by her influence which has in
duced him to go in seriously for a po-
litical career, has been more than
willing to surrender his sons guidance
entirely to her hands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
WILL EXHIBIT
WORK OF HANDS
Four Technical Schools of
State Agree to Assist
at Portland's Big Show
THIS CITY LEADS WAY
Two of the Institutions to
Take Part Are Situated
Within San Francisco

Technical education as exemplifled In
California will figure more strongly in
the coming exposition at Portland than
it ever has before at an exhibition.
This announcement is made by Rob-
ert Furlong, who is preparing the Cali
fornia educational matter for the show.
Four institutions particularly will be
represented extensively. These are the
California School of Mechanical Arts,
otherwise known as the Lick School
and the Wilmerding School, in this city,
the Throop Polytechnic Institute at
Pasadena and the States Technical
School at San Luis Obispo.
Principal Merrill, who has charge of
the first two institutions herein men
toned. has promised that there snail
be no lack of show material from the
San Francisco schools that he repre-
sents.
Assurances have been received from
the Throop Institute and from the
technical school at San Luis Obispo.
The bulk of technical school exhibits
will probably equal the collective show
that will be made by the departments
of the University of California, which
will be displayed at Portland. having
been returned intact from the ST Louis
exposition.
The handiwork of California boys
that can be exhibited as representa-
tives of the technical schools includes
dynamcs steam engines. and many
other evidences of skill that are small
er and less ambitious in cost and
scope Heretofore, says Mr.. Furlong,
wherever the California school exhibits
have been displayed the principal lack
has been in the technical school work.
That lack will not be in evidence at
Portland
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
NAVAL BALL
AT CORONADO
BIG SUCCESS

HOTEL DEL CORONADO, March
1S.-Thesnaval ball at the end of last
week was one of the prettiest and
most enjoyable of the winter seasons
many gay and brilliant social func-
tions. The Marine Band from the flag
ship Chicago furnished the music,
which was, greatly enjoyed by those
who did not dance, as we'll as those
who did.
A number of officers from the war
ships were in attendance at the dance
and all seemed bent on getting as
much pleasure as possible during the
last dance which they will be privi-
legged to enjoy for some time to come.
Several pretty dinner parties were CIV
en-, the dance being attended later.
Captain Lucien Young entertained
at luncheon on board the gunboat
Bennington on Saturday for Mrs. Nor
gan Ross, Miss Marie Colegrove Av-
cry and Captain and Mrs. R. H. Rolfe
and Lieutenant Ferris:
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett E. Lamb gave
a late supper in the grillroom Sum
day evening as farewell to num-
ber of their friends.
Professor Alexander Agassiz enter
tanned party of gentlemen friends at
dinner Monday evening. His guests
were 1TOItSSOT Aildlll DCl HILL OiCo-
sor Biglow of Harvard University.
Mr.. Cope. Captain Garrett of the U.
S. S. Alpatross, Mr.. Manion and Alex
'ander Agassiz Jr.
The Vanderbilt party came in on
Friday last. 1t consisted of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Mr.,
, and Mrs. H. Mex Twombly (Mrs.
Twombly and Mr.. Vanderbilt are sis
ter and brother), Miss Ruth Twombly
and Miss Dix.
Among other notable arrivals is the
Princess CantacuZene, who belongs to
one of Russia's Oldest and most prom
inent families. She found her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Pont of Washington
d. c.. who came in last week, waiting
/ to welcome her. The Princess is re-
lated by marriage to the daughter OF
Colonel Frederick Grant, u. S. A.
| Julia Dent Grant,, who several year:
ago became the wife of Prince Can
/ tacuzene.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

! narkable OF all the sdepts of occult sci
ence is Ismar. whose name is a house,
mold word all over the Pacific Coast. and
whose fame extends to the far Eastern
states, and who was well known in En-
rope oefore she was heard of in America.
Many examples Of her wonderful pow
ers are too marvellous to recite because
they would not be believed For instances
IN the healing of diseases Ismar ner-
forms cures that would tax the credulttv
10 accept as true without fndisputable
proof But fortunately, such proof ex
lsts IN great abundance. She is daily IN
receipt Of letters from those whom she
has cured or otherwise aided. Manv az
the cures she performs were previously
pronounced incurable. 1t is our firm he
lief that she can cure you if you can be
cured -
Her readings by mail are as successful
as those given in person. Therefore ~
you cannot call on her. write She an
swers three questions for s. 90 and gives
full life reading for $500. Send. money
by Wells-Fargo or Postoffice money orr
der or registered letter Address: Isn,ar
11o4 Market street. San Francisco. Phone
South 1141
Once hours, 10 g. m to D. m. sun-
days, 10 g. N. to l2 m. Evenings by an
pointment only. Send &c stamp for book
let
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dangerous
Dandruff

There is no denying the
fact that dandruff is
dangerous-to the life and
vitality ofsthe hair. 1t is
the outward manifestation
of an unhealthy condition
Of the scalp, and if
neglected will surely result
: in the loss of the hair, the
appearance OF premature
/. old age andNultimate
badness. Coke Dandruff
Cure not only quickly
removes every trace of
dandruff from the scalp,
but positively prevents its
recurrence. 1t is a
delightfully."- refreshing
tonic, without a trace of
sulphur or any injurious
ingredients, and when
faithfully used has proved
its ability over and over
again to produce heavy,
ltlxuriant growth of hair
where all other remedies
and formulas have failed.
Thin, brittle and poor hair,
therefore, need no longer
be source of modification
to any one. What Coke
Dandruff Cure has done
for thousands it can and
will do for you. Your
druggist will tell you the
same story. Get a bottle
to-day and try it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
QUARREL DISTURBS
HARMONY OF BARRACKS
Surgeons and Commanding Officer
at Plattsburg, N. ", Involved in
Alteration

SURGEONS duO SOIliuaIluAilS OufCCE
. at Plattsburg, N. Y, Involved in
Alteration.
PLATTSBURG, March 1S.-Whoop-
ing cough broke out month or so
ago in the family of Captain William
r. Martin. at the barracks here and
Captain Martin employed local ply
sician instead of calling in Major
woodruff, the post surgeon, or Lieu
tenant Woodbury., assistant surgeon at
the post. Major Woodruff then or
dered Captain Martins family quar-
antined, although it is stated that in
similar cases of whooping cough in
other officers families at the post Major
Woodruff did not order the quaran-
tine. When the matter was brought
to the attention of Colonel Adams, he,
after an investigation, ordered Cap
tain Martins family released from
quarantine.
1t is charged that thereupon Major
Woodruff sent a report direct to the
War Department regarding the condi-
tion of Colonel Adams health and
other matters of personal nature
Colonel Adams friends among the
officers of the regiment allege that the
report was not only sent direct to the
War Department instead of through
the regular channels. which they say
is a gross breach of army regulations,
but also that the report itself was in
accurate and that it does an injustice
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
NEW FASHION SET
IN LONDON WEDDING
Lady Ethel Keith Falconer Has Her
Bridesmaids Dress in Different
Manner

LONDON, March 1s.-Except that it
is considered eminently the correct
thing" nobody has ever given a good
reason why bridesmaids should always
be dressed alike. Departure from an
established custom which has nothing
more than this to recommend it is al
ways something to rejoice over.
Lady Ethel Keith-Falconer has had
the courage to set traditions at def
ance The dresses worn by the eight
bridesmaids at her wedding the other
day have set an entirely new fashion.
and in future we may expect to see as
many colors as graced Josephs coat
when a bridal procession goes up the
aisle The thing may have been done
before, but never at a wedding of suf7
ficient Importance to figure among the
chronicles Of society.
1t would be difficult to improve on
the beauty and picturesqueness of the
picture presented-the graceful and
self possessed bride in her gown of
white satin, trimmed with Brussels
lace that had draped the wedding G
dress of her. paternal grandmother: the
two pretty pages, in cavalier suits of
white satin and silver; and the eight
bridesmaids, two in pink, two in white,
two in pale blue and two in pale green.
If only there had been relocated
guardsmen to line the aisle the pageant
would have been perfect. But the
bridegroom, John Bair, has never been
in any service more ornamental than
the diplomatic. He is the eldest son
of Sir Alexander Bair of Uric, and
some day will inherit a fortune and a
fine country house.
! Lady Ethel is the daughter of Lord
! Kintore, who was at one time Governor
of South Australia and as a sportsman
ranks as one of the best shots in Scot
1ond
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
WOMEN FORM
a CLUB IN NEW YORK
People From the Golden State Now
Have Central Body In

NEW YORK. March 1s.-CaIifornia
women resident in New York have or
ganized a California Club A roster
OF the members has not been prepared,
but among the charter members are:
Mrs. Walter F. Beck, Mrs. Alexander
Delmar. Mrs. Edward w Mansfield,
9 Mrs. J. Theodore Odell Mrs H. A.
Bunker. Mrs. Jackson Temple Pende-
CAST, Mrs. Lawrence ]. Vassault. Mrs.
John Hazlerigg, Mrs. Thomas B. Gray,
Mrs. Russell Bassett, Mrs. George E.
Gordon, Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian. Miss
Estelle Heartt and Miss Sibyl Conklin.
Mrs George z. Gordon of 3l2 Man
haitian avenue is the secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

w. Smith for divorce. alleging deser-
tlon. Alice Collins asks for a divorce
from Frederick r. Collins for cruelty.
May T. Russell has sued Jesse Rus
sell for divorce, alleging failure TO
provide. Martha j. Collins complains
that Major c. Collins has failed to
provide her with the common -neces-
saries of life, and she asks for a di-
vorce on that ground
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

PROFESSOR MORSE TO LECTURE.-Pro-
feseor II. Morse Stephens will deliver a lee
ture on the Hundred Days and Waterloo,
al the Mechanics Pavilion Art Gallery to-
morrow night This is the twelfth and last
lecture OF the University Extension course
on The -NaDoleonic Period, which Professor
stephens has been delivering for the Mechan-
les Institute
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

HEALTH. OFFICIALS SBANQUET.-Twenty-
five guests gathered at the banquet of the
Public Health Commission last night at a
downtown restaurant. DIR. Rupert Blue, pres-
dert Of the commission was toastmaster. and
re,veral speeches were delivered relative to
the completion of the cleaning of Chinatown.
which has been done under the supervision of
TIE commission
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
KILLS HIMSELF AFTER
ATTEMPTING WIFE'S LIFE
Chicago Tailor Shoots Through Door
at Woman Who Refused to Live
With Him

CHICAGO, March 18-Frank vo-
koun. a tailor, after firing two shots
through a closed door In an attempt
to kill his wife at her home to-day.
shot and killed himself Mrs. yokoun
was uninjured. The man and his wife
had been separated for some time and
the suicide and attempted murder fol-
lowed Vokoun's unsuccessful efforts to
persuade her to return to him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Groom Appointed Receirer.

Judge Hebbard has appointed ]. ].
Groom, clerk of the court, receiver of
the Electrical Equipment Company in
the action brought against the cor
Doration by Joseph ZelIer to recover,
$4,000 on a chattel mortgage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

in confinement. but subsequently re-
leased. Serious charges against both
have been preferred by Colonel
Adams. who applied for retirement as
a elimination of this quarrel.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

to an old and honored officer of the
army.
Neither Woodruff nor Woodbury.
could furnish records when requested
and for this refusal they were placed
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

They Want Divorces.
Ellen A Smith has sued Reuben
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

Catalogues and general commercial printing
Gabriel Print. Co. prints anything. 4le Sacto.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

Ask for Log Cabin Bread at grocers and
branch bakeries: wholesale 300 Dolores st.