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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Our tables and chairs are proving
very popular with tired shoppers.
They can rest and enjoy their ice
cream and soda without feeling hur-
risd. STREHLKE BROS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

q. NJ. Smith, representing the cleo
1ricnl engineering firm Of George H.
Tuthinan, of Denver, Colorado, WAS
Vernal visitor this week and met
with the city council to ask for II
franchise for u light and power sys-
tenn In Vernal. His firm put in the
light plant ut Mceker.-Vcrnal Elk
press.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Mrs. saltmarsh returned from New
FORK state Sunday evening. She
avs the heat back In that country
,vns unbearable.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

8. g. Patterson was down from
NinderInere Lodge on the Soutl, Fork
,ariy In the week, greeting his num-
,rous Meeker friends.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Mrs. Eva WQmack was granted a
livorce In the county court Monday
rom james l.. Womnck-non-sup
port being the grounds.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

v. A. Dikcn,an, of the firm OF
DIkcman 4 Robertson, Is In Denver
this week ordering tho fixtures for
their new store room which is under
construction adjoining the post office.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

The city council hnd all sorts Of
light propositions at their last regu-
llnr meeting, and this Friday night,
are giving the matter special consfd-
.eration.-Vernal Express. s
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Tuesday July 49, was the warmest
day this season so far. So IN the
shade was recorded by the govern
ment Thermometer In possession of
Joab Collicr.-Vernal Express.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Dickinson and
the boys were over last Sunday from
lilo Blanco. They returned to the
ranch on Monday. Leslie Harris nc
companied them home.-Rifie Rev.
ellie.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

w. o. and Mrs. Leslie OF Denver,
arrived In town Monday. On We'd
nesdsy Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. P. Craig left. for Trap
pers Lake on the annual outing.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Mrs. Hans Muelhausen and chill
dren, and Mrs. Johns of Victor, ar
rived Saturday, and are the guests of
Captain and Mrs. Greer.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29
St. James Episcopal Church.

0N' JaHlS3 IPisSOPaI 0uuI CHs
Services tomorrow sixth Sunda,
after Trinity as under:
$3.50 a. m.-H0ly Communion.
lOa. m.-Suntlay School.
II a. m.-Morning Service.
4p. m.-Service for the young.
Sp. m.-Evening Service.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis came In
no fore part Of the week and are the
uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Moulton.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Beginning with to-day, there will
Q quite mn exodus In the direction OF
.se Utah border.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Grandpa Coltharp came up from
vernal last week, looking we'll and
hearty. v
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

The contemplated improvements
and extensions Of the telephone line
will soon be under way.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

The showers of the past ten days
have abated the dust nuisance for
which we are truely grateful.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29
Considerable rain and hail in these
stts during the week.

O. =. Barber, Of Maybell, was at
nainR, tn business IN the city Nom
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-29

Saddle, blanket md birdie for sals
IA J. NJ. PRIRaT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11

en- Paris. dar1a pasoS para ajo~lrr la
disputa satisfactoriamente. Por 10
mismo, M Taigny protesto basandose
en- que ell fallo Judicial no justlfc;, ba
la clausura. y la protesta no fue obrs,
personal suya, sino siguiendo iustruc
clones especl6cas de su gobierno. No
cabe, por tanto, tratar de llevar la cues
tion terreuo personal
Sc ha hecho una protesta- verbal
por separado contra la expulsion de
M. Brun, administrator de la compa
MIA del Cable Frances, basada la pro-
tesla en- que ell derecho de expulsar &
extranjeros no es APPLICABLE a M. Brun,
que ten1a domicilio permanente en-
Caracas. Esperase una demanda a
Venezuela para que Sc retracte de 10
hecho, y de la respuesta dependera la
conducta de Francia.
Ell Temps" diario semio6cial,
publica TN artfculo que refeia la OPT
nion del gobierno. Dice que N. Tajg-
ny tiene ordenes de insistir en- cue
Venezuela retire su negative a tratar
con 81 por ofensiva. ST Sc accede la
demanda y Ell presidente Castro de sa-
tisfaccion. contiuuaran las negociacio
mes. ST Venezuela rehusa. no sera
prudente romper en- seguida las rela-
clones diplom aticas retirando 4 M
Taigny. pues los intereses de Francia
quedar1an sin protection, Lo mejor
seria que Francia y los Estados Uni
dos hiciesen una demonstration naval
combinada, por estilo de la que hicie-
ron Inglaterra, Alemania Italia. FL
Temps agrega:
"Sabemcs que va los gabinetes de
Washington y Paris han examinado
ciertas cuestiones. La confanza niu-
tua facilitaria ell acuerdo para una In
tervencion combinada que sea efcaz.
Esta intervention, que no por ser frme
serA inmoderada nj impruderte, pare
ce hoy una necesidad"
En- cfrculos ofciales Sc dice que Ell
|cambio de impresiones sobre los inte-
reses m1tuos que estan en- controver-
sia, ocurrira en- Washington. Mafla-
na sale para Nueva York ell embaja~
dor frances N. Jusserand.
DE investigaciones hechas resul :
ia practicamente cierto que Venezuela
ha hechc pedidos a las fundiciones de
Creusot por ocho baterias de csmpaf1a
y cuatro de montana, las t1ltimas de
a cuatro pleas cada una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Cartas detenidas

Podran reclamsrse en- la Ofcina de
Correos de San Juan hasta el dia 2I
del presente las siguientes cartas de-
tenidas, las que despues de dicha fe
cha eran pasadas al Negociado de
':cartaS muertas":
Alvarez Ramon, Alvarez Can6ido,
Vidal Isabel, Cenjamin Retty, Ballard
Lynn, Valentin Isidoro, Valentin Re
gino. Bainbridge Hoff w., Brown Ana
R., Cruz Juana, dos veces, Coyris Eu :
lalio para entregar a Edna Baker, Ce-
billa Gloria, Chaver Celest;ns, Ch abol
Enrique, Castro Saturnina. Domin-
guez Ramon, Davett J. L., Fguera
Pachan, Falu Gumersindo Franco
Daniel, Gonzalez lula, Gimenez Qua
dalupe, Garcia Rufno, Garcia Tes1s
Maria, Greene Beltran w. B., Garcia
Juana, Gonzalez Jose L., Hernandez
Vda Torres Gregoria, Hern andez Ma
riana! lInglesia Martinez. Lopez Ma
nuel, Lopez de Guadalupe T., Llinas
Miguel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Las feStaS en- Rio piedraS

En- Ell programa de festejos en- honor
de la virgen del Pillar organizados por
los vecinos de Rio Piedras. Sc inclu-
yen los siguientes para jueves y vier-
nes:
D1a ia las 9 misa con orquesta
y voces en- honor de la excelsa Patro
ma. 'Por la tarde juegos atlt ticos en-
la calle del "Roble'. Por la noche
novena, alborada, retreta y baile par
tlcular.
Dla 1 "A las oraciones novena,
alborada. A las y media velada
llrico literaria en- el Teatro. para Ia
cusl Sc distribuiran oportunamente pro-
gramas especia]es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
NOtaS esCOlares

La maestro dofIa Monserrate Cue -
vas, de Mayagiiez, solicita del Depar-
tamento que lie expida certifcado para
ejercer como tai en- las Escue1as P1-
blicas:
-Ha sido nombrado don Francisco
Jimenez ONeill, maestro graduado
de Las Marias.
Ell Comite local del Partido Re-
publicano de Cayey, ha recomendado
4 los seffores don Arturo Aponte y don
Luis Benet, para miembros de la Jun
ia escolar.
Tai recommendation debe hacerse al
Departamento por conducto del CO.
mite Directive Central del Partido
Republican,.
Sc ha concedido TN assistant
principal 4 las escuelas de Toa Alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Un pirata moderno

En- Victoria, Columbia Inglesa, fue
detenido hace d1as, a peticion del con
sui americana, ell captain Alexander
Mclean, con fama de pirata. de quien
Sc dice que capitaneaba una gavilla
tan selecta como la mas desesperada
que jamas haya cortado cabezas open-
dido de entenas en- los mejores item
pos de Ia pirateria.
Ell captain Mclean fue detenido ba-
jo la acusacion de haber hetado su bu-
que en- San Francisco de California
para propositos ilicitos. cual el de pes
car foras en- el Pacffco Septentrional
y en- ell mar de Bering. Sin embargo,
la piraterfa propiamente dicha no aps
rece.
Ell capt. an Mclean ha dado que ha-
Ger a la policia martina de tres ma
clones. Inglaterra, Estados Unidos y
Russia.
Su buque era una goleta llamada
unas veces Carmencita y otras Aca-
pu1co.
En- la question de banderas seguia
la misma politica que en- la de nom
xicana y la noruega.
La Carmencita salio de San Francis
CO en- Mayo de 1904 "a buscar hete".
vencidas estaban las autoridades de
Con que el f1ete eran focas, pero no ha-
bfa constancia. La goleta tenia sus pa
peles como buque mexicano, y en- este
pals. al reves de otros, las leyes espe-
ran a que uno peque para castigarlo.
No tardo mucho en- ser vista una
embarcacion misteriosa por las regio-
mes articas en- que abunda la foca.
Los guarda- costas, ingleses, ameri-
canos y rusos no la perdfan de vista;
pero no podian prenderla porque nun
ca la encontraban en- aguas territorial
les, fuera de las cuales Ell mar es libre.
Un crucero ingles la atrap6 en-
Agosto de 1904, justamente rayando
en- llmites, que son tres millas; pero no
estaba dentro; y no obstante los bue-
nos deseos del captain ingles. para
quien habria bastado cualquier pre- =
texto, NADIA lie pudo hacer, porque ell
buque era mexicano, con documentos
en- toda forma. El patron consta ba
como WOodSide.
POGO despues la Carmencita fue a
buscar fete la isla del Cobre, oue
pertenece a Russia, y allf tuvo difcul-
tades con un guarda- costa russo, que le
di6 fete de metralla, causandole al
gunos desperfectos y por 10 menos TN
herido La goleta recalo Seattle,
Estados Unidos, para componerse y
curar al herido.
Antes que ella, habia llegado un
ofcio del gobierno mexicano, negando
que en- su registro maritime constase
tai Carmencita.
La respuesta de Mclean. (a) Wood
side, fue que su buque no era mexica-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Combates Ell Ell
Africa alemana
Ell VAPOR KAISER"

Berlin, ~ de Septiembre.-Dice TN
parte de la Ciudad del Cabo, fechado
hace dfas, que mientras el general Won
Trocha, jefe de operacones er el
Africa alemana del Sudoeste, efectua
ba TN m movimiento para envolver los
Witbois Gribu rebelada), el jefe de
estos, Enrique Witboi, logro romper
el cerco en- I'm punto llamado Daap, y
poniendose la .retaguardia de sus
perseguidores, les quito TN convoy de
900 cabezas de ganado y 1872 carre-
tas, algunas con armas y municiones.
No Sc ha vuelto q Or noticias del jefe
de la escolta
Han llegado noticias del Africa
Oriental Alemana dando cuenta de
seis combales eptre los rebeldes MIRO
rogos y la columna alemana del CO.
mandante Graverth. Los rebeldes
fueron derrotados con perdida de $50
muertoS.
-Acaba de hacer su viaje de prue
ba Ell Hamburgo Ell vapor Kaiser 81
de la Compaflia Hamburguesa Anne
ricana y ell prjmero de dicha empresa
provisto dc turbinas. Ell resultado fu
tan :atlsfsctorio que, estipulando el
contrato una velocidad de Io millas
por bora. el vapor hizo 20. El director
de la empresa. herr Ballin. telegrafo
4 los CONSTITUENCIES cumplimentandolp:
por su exito y diciendo que ell buque
estaba completamente libre de vibra-
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11

no, sino noruego, y que su nombre era
la Acapulco, 10 cual prob6 con docu-
meutos, y no hubo mas remedio que
deiarle ir.
I'm afIo entero necesit6 ell gobierno
ama ricauo para reunir pruebas que
condenasen a Mclean y a su gavilla,
cuyc aflo Sc 10 pasaron merodeando y
robando bajo distintos nombres y ban
deras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Desde Washington
Is de Sept ,m bre.

"Bonne a tout faire," llaman los
franceses a la cr1ada cue Sc encarga
de todo: de la cocina. de vestir la
sefiora y de sacar los nif1os paseo.
AL Presidente Roosevelt, desde que
salv6 la "entidad administrative" de
China y amas6-al parecer-la paz
ruso -japonesa, Sc le quiere convertir.
por 10 visto, en- la s'bonne a tout fai.
re" de Ia familia interna cional. De
Londres Sc nos telegraffa que va Sc
lie indica para rbitro, en- ell case de
que Sc apele al arbitraje para arre-
glar ell desacuerdo entire Suecia y
Noruega.
Otra combination inglesa. como la
paz de Portsmouth. A Inglaterra lie
ha interesado muchfsimo que la que
rella escandinava tenga un desenlace
pacifico; porque, 81 no 10 tiene, Sc lie
presentaran al gobierno de Londres
estas alternatives: ir a una guerra
6 consentir que Russia Sc provea de
un puerto en- Noiuega.
Esta es menos fuerte que Suecis, Y,
acaso ia mbieu, de inferior calidad mi.
lltar; por 10 menos, 81 la que posee es
de alta polarization. no 10 ha probado,
mientras que ell pueblo sueco tiene
una brillante historic belica. Europa
no ha visto. mejores soldados que los
de Gustavo Adolfo y Carlos Trece. ST
hay confiicto armada y como es 10
probable, llevan los noruegos la peor
parte. lie pediran auxilio Russia Sc
10 pagaran con uno de los hermosos
puertos del Norte.
Esto no entra en- los ibros de In
glaterra, que no quiere una Russia con
poder naval; nj, tai vez, en- los de
Alem ala. que tiene planes acerca de
Noruega y de Suecia. Y, como aho-
rs, ell barometro marca paz, es SECURE
que las grandes potenciass idearan
algo para evitar que suecos norue-
gos peleen. ''El Spectator" de Lon
dres les dice, segdn los despachos he
hoy, ''que ell primer tiro que disparen
sera un gran crimen".
Y ell pueblo americana dira que Ia
"bonne", solo con que guise bien, va
habra ganado honradamente SD sol.
dada. o en- romance: que, por aho-
ra, bastara con que Ell Presidente Roo.
sevelt consagre su actividad los
asuntos exclusivamente ame1icanos.
Por ejemplo: el canal de Panama.
En- la pr6xima legislature del Con.
greso va a "pasar algo"; no Sc sabe 4
punto flo que es 10 que va a pasar;
pero ST que Sc prepare algo. Ell ca.
nal tiene enemigos, porque ha lesiona-
do intereses; legitimos 6 ilegitimos !:
como los tuvo Ell canal de Suez: como
los han tenido muchas obras de pro-
greso. IA que ferrocarril no 10 ha-
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04
A COMPLICATED CASE
Taking up all the Time of all the In-
 feriOr Courts.

A very complicated case has been occupying t:e attention of both the j,.stices courts and the police court and is not yet disposed of. So far as it !.as gone it has resulted in the send i"g of all the principals and witnesses tp Jail or the fining of them. On Tuesday Jesus Baldenegro. a woman of loose character, made complaint in Justice Burnett's court against Jesus Miranda with whom she had for some time been living. She charged that he had brutaHy assaulted her. A war rant was served on Miranda who was found to be in the custody of the po- lice where a case against him is hang ing fire.
 Previous to this another woman Sara Lara had made complaint in Justice JOhnstone's court against the Baden egro woman alleging that the latter in passing her house had insulted her by calling her vile names. Sonora Bald eneGro was arrested and her case was set for trial yesterday. Among the witnesses which she asked to have subponaed was Miranda. This was be- fore her quarrel with him.
 When the case came up yesterday the testimony of Miranda alone was sufficient to convict her. She told the court that the witness had not testi- fled as he would have done if she had bad not had him arrested the day be- fore. Another of her witnesses was drunk and was thrown out of the court room and a message was sent to the police to come and get her.
 The night before Lulu Sanchez an other of her witnesses in the case against Miranda assaulted another girl in Q saloon in the southern part of town and was arrested. She had thrown a glass at the other girl striking her on the forehead severeing a blood yes sel. The girl bled 60 r~Cc-solv. the blood running down over the breast of the girl in a stream leading her to imagine that she had been stabbed.
 The Baldenegro woman was fined the costs :11.6O. She asked the court for advice as to her future conduct. She wanted to know if it was unlaw- ful for her to address people as she passed their places of abode. She was told that it was unlawful to address them in that manner at any time and place. She then asked if that advice applied to all kinds of people She said that she never talked that way to re- spectable folks but she had thought that it made no difference what one called such people as the Lara woman.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04

was taken worse, failing gradually un- til the end. He was an acquaintance and a personal friend of Frank T. AL kire of the All1ire Co, and will be bur jed here the funeral being held this af- ternoon about o'clock at the parlors of Mohn and Doris The body would probably be taken east eXce->t for the unfortunate fact that the young mans mother is very il and his father can not leave her to look after the re- mains of his son.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Trinpiaute Mining company. capital stock, $75O, 900, incorporators Hugh l.. Berkey and Allen L. Smith; The Lodi Mines company, capital stock, SS,0OO,0OO incorporators William J. Chamberlain, H. c. Ferris and Nj. Har- rison; Indiana Mining and Milling company, capital stock, $1,OOO,OOO, in- cOrporators William H. Gilbert, William H. Small and Jacop Kartz; The Bull frog COmstOck Mining and Milling com pany, capital stock, $1,0O0,0G incorpCr- atOrs, J. II. Smith. r. $. Davis and $. C. Hurey; International oil company, capital stock, $1,OOO,00O, incorporators Fred J. French, John NJ Parker and l.. J. Vickery; The Blue Can Mining and Development company, capital stock $2,500,000, incorporators, E. Sewerd, Hugh 2. Fulton and K. E. Upton; Realty Trust company, capital stock $3OO,OOO. mcorporators A. w. Dymond, w. P. Buell. and E. E. Richardson; The Automatic Lock company, capital stock S25O,O00, incorporators J. A Benningham, c. E. Keller and George W. Swing; The American Signal com pany, capital stock, s1OOOO 900, incor- porators M. T. Loudon, C. H. Carson and W. A. Rule.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04
After Their Successful Looting of sn
 Oregon Bank.

Woodburn, Ore, May 3.-The bank of Woodburn was robbed Of $2G00 this afternoon by two masked robbers, who covered Cashier Tracy POorman and the bookkeeper, Miss Gertrude Eddy, with revolVers. One rOb.er stood guard while the other rifled the cash drawer
 Soon after the robbery practically the whole male population of the town was armed with rifles taken at the armOry of the local militia company and inside of an hour the two bandits were located in Lonney's Swamp, just outside of the town limits. The swamp was surrounded by large numbers of armed men, and it is believed the rob bers will be captured.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04

waters. The population of this town has alread- moved to the high sur rounding hills a1'd will be safe from the flood. Only naagec Information has reached here SC r.r and there is no news ret of any loss Of li--.
 Another dam at Woodruff. between St. Johns and HoJl1ook is in the path Of the flood waters and will be carried away. adding to the volume of water. Tho population of this city is greatly excited and the worst is feared. The business section of Ho.5rook is on low ground and will undoubtedly be covered by ,he flood.
 At o'clock this afternoon a special train over the Santa Fe arrived here with forty-five empty box cars in which is being Icaded a great quantity of merchandise and other movable pro perty. The train when loaded will ba run to Aztec, the next station on the Santa Fe, where it will be safe from the flood.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04
THE ELECTION FRAUD CASES
The Only Two Persons Arrested Were
 Discharged.

The election fraud cases were found yesterday to come to nothing. Jesus Valencia. who had been arrested for
 contracting to sell his vote for $2.50, was brought before Justice Burnett yesterday and the evidence made It appear that the whole thing was joke. Valencia had been challenged
 in the third ward on the ground that
 he was not a resident of the ward. He. however, satisfied the election
 board that he did live in the ward
 and his vote was accepted. After he
 had voted and was passing out of the
 polling place F. Gonzales, the interpre-
 ter, asked him jokingiy how much Ia
 had received fer his vote whereupOn
 Valencia said S2.5O, and added that
 J. L. B. Alexander has offered him that much. AIr. Gonzales testified and said that when Valencia made this reply he smiled. It was the general under standing of those present Chat the
 whole thing was a joke. Other wit nesses testified and said that they
 thought at the time that the question
 was put in fun and that the reply was similarly made
 When Valencia was arrested Pedro
 c. de la Lama and Simon Robles re- | monstrated with the officer to such an extent that they were also arrested and taken before the same justice of the peace. Captain Alexander was ! sent for to appear for them and when he got to the court room for the first time he saw Valencia. Hearing of the | trouble then he went on Valencia's | bail to the extent of $25. That cir cumstance was regarded at the time
 as having a bearing on the charge | against Valencia.
 There was no other testimony than | that already mentioned in support of the charge but when Valencia was put on the stand he said that he did not l know Captain Alexander and had nev- CT seen him. He was discharged. | The case of William G. Pemberton
 was also dismissed. He had been ar
 rested for voting without being a citi- zen Of the United States. Before a half hour after his arrest had elapsed his naturalization papers were in the 1 hands of the court and he would have | been discharged then but for the fact
 that the court believed that his exon | eration should be made in the interest of the defendant a public affair. 1 < warrant had also been issued for
 Juan Garcia for perjury in swearing his vote in. There is said to be little doubt of his guilt but he has not yet 1 been apprehended.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04
RESERVOIR GIVES WAY
Consequently the Inhabitants of HOl-
 brook Are Moving Out.

Holbrook, Ari2., May 9.-The big dam at St. Johns, Arizona, seventy miles southeast of this place, broke yesterday and great flood of water is rushing down the valley toward Hol-
 brook. Much damage is being done to the rich farming valley through which the flood is raging. The flood is eX- pected to reach Holbrook within few hours and 9 portion of the town wll undoubtedly be submerged. Merchan- disc, damageahIe railroad material and other property is being conveyed to high ground, beyond the reach of the
Arizona republican., 1905-05-04
RECORDERS OFFICE.

J. F. Meador and wife to C. L. Mont gomery, deed, lots g and Il, block II, Phoenix.
 Henry Wilson and wife~1o john Wis dom, deed. part section F, range N., township W.
 zenos Coop. Mer. Mani. Inst to w. l.. Shrine, deed, part lot 6, block 12, Mesa City.
 Brigham M. Johnson and wife to o. S. Stapely 6 Co.,, deed. same.
 Wm. Passey ct al to B. M. Johnson. deed, same.
 c. M Frye rand wife to Passey & Nets, deed, same.
 w L. Sirr:ne and wife to G. M. Fry CT, deed, same.