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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-14
HIS PEACHES FINE
ID y. wilson's Orchard n Beautiful
Sight-Yield IA Big One.

ID u. wilson's orchard Beautifui
siGht-Yield IA Big One.
David E. Wilson brought to the Banner
office Monday a small branch from a
peach tree taken from his peach orchard
on the farm, whereon huEg IL beautiful
peaches, there had been l9, two having
dropped Off the space on the limb they
occupied was not over inches in length
they are lucious looking and as soon as
they soften up ye editor will have feast
Mr. Wilson has 500 trees of the same
variety the Prolific, all hanging full Of
fruit presenting a most beautiful sight, he
estimates the yield from this variety al
1000 bushels, In his orchard are also
early and red Crawfords and Albertas
which will yield possibly another thousand
bushels. The Prolfics were set five
years ago and this is their first year Of
fruitage, His orchard is certainly a
peach at the present time.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-14

NJ G.-S. P. Miner.
V. Cd Galloup.
r. 81. w. Bullock.
F. S.-Homer Parks.
Treasurer. F. Stems.
Dist Deputy-C. n. Easton.
r. s VIM. Snyder.
L. F.-Davd Peabody.
l.G.-H. L. Seeley.
o. G.-Elmer Brokaw.
Fenwick Lodge No. 5lz |. O.. E. F.
begins its existence under very auspicious
circumstances, with membership of 80.
Meetings will be held every Thursday
evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
|M||U|.R|RAY''8.G!U|lT''|'
0FMA.NS|L|A|||IU|.||G|:.H!i'l!l||.R R.
$tury Returns This Veird l';tI
After Being Out for.a]Niiee;atrll S a
Twei1ty-fours Hours.
jTHE End Of A I! 3 \ TRIAL rial
Defendant Shows Merry ,ts ',1te S
When Finding IS Isl R R = 81
a peal to be Taken. #
Especial to The Times Dlspattc
81, Jan. 2l.-'rhe Jury y

4 N Especial to The Times Dlspat ch.)
3ES DURHANfN. C., Jan. p. THE Jury -
the case 81 Robert Murray, who, 8 ~
November last killed his uncle, ,rt'lt sJ.
s. Murray returned verdict t'', lict1 # OF OF
,m1ansiaughter this afternoon, after l r. Y:
Ing had tile case since yesterday at !. ! -
U clock. A messenger was dispatch ne Ga 70
the no lei for the Judge, and runners sent sent
sout to notify tho attorneys IN the the case go.
8It$ did not TAKE long for all Of the parties
to get to the courthouse. 8; N u t ri "a
Judge Pebbles asked the officer n char rt's'
tobring tho jury. Tho names ian 4, OF u t'e
$turymcn were called and zach one IN IN
$swercd. They were nsked iif they had ''l
arrived at d verdictt.and said they h 1t'1'
u 3. Walker spoke for the jury, i ana
when asked what was their verdict, said said:
equity { nanslauglltor and pl'ulyH the ne
mercy ofstho court" 35 K M Il xxi; s3
tic verdict was announced s the
#prisoner for the first limo during the lon
trial appeared nervous lie STOOD VIII
&,,plifted hand and heard the Jury return
tile verdict, which, ifSupleld blythe 3hlgheg
courts, will mean that; ho VIII nave 70
serve two years on the cou DADS e. e.
Shtrd labor. XII Il l85 /, Il,
Sa5NiTho at torneys for the defendant at once INC
rave notice az san appeal and he PONG fl,
for urrays aranco 'Ya E ilxed -
gS2 800. afe t3I5 INK liS " 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
s ~ m N q r IN "a rs
/ MARRIAGE OF K1TTY

Excellent little 6 Coined Greatly
sby Acade tny Audiences
he Marriage Of the sec g,
Did tins this season was produ e. the
Aca1 tony, there being two performs noes
of that delightful little coined ut that hat
playhohses yestcrday y! was il n
produced herojlas october, when Bntti ma
'Girard appeared In the role of Katherine
lSilvortor,. G III The work OF that actress,
whose sudden death some day vs. ago was |, Y,
such d shock ITO the Theatrical and social
world, IL still 4 BIZ fresh In the memory
OF Richmond theutre. goers thhti it rather ~!
Jars upon one to Witness the ir,per'ssorlla Z.
ton Of the role BY another wyolnani.s5sll.s
recalls too keenly thoughts OF the de 81
actress, pecinlly II, this city where she
was born, ana Sy,ns so well known Every
line spoken Il by h Miss Della Nlvet1i who
played the part OF Kitty vest crday, re- e
called lust the hummer In which tho same
speech was Is made by a Bot tina Girar'd,
whose work surpassed that OF the actress 50.
who is now cast IN tho role ID !!
The company, With tho exception < Il o.
Miss Nivens, Is tho same that appeared ll o
here earlier In The sea son. Max lgman,
as sr ginald, gain scored with the the
audience. 81 FL 4. ss it83s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
!. Dr.. Iohr1 Wiley Young.

The funeral OF Dr. John NJ, Young
took place from the residence Of !. MIS- 70
Walden. No, GIG East FRANKLIN street. sell
yesterday afternoollat a O'clock
Dr. Young was horn at Relonn, Pow N.
.hatan county, Va, twenty-five years ago. ls
1IIe graduated three years ago at the
University College Of Medicine. ana since
then had been located at Balsylll {; a''a
later at Ilinsale. Il, He had been u n We 2
special course In New York city since ~
toctober IIo had been 4 u since Christ
mas Day, and died there on January lptl
at 10 al M, Ills father and mother a y,
cousin, John Paul ~ ones, Irn were VII
him the lime II az tg,i y. I, Is =.
Theremnns arrived here from the NORM
at . O'Clock Saturday morning ana were
taken in charge by MI. 81 erlnna, 4. q
tho family do not expec to make. vlfs,N'a
their future home, his body VIII he Jag
away inspyauit preparatory " he iln'''l
Giiterment. q II q u s2s d, &, . i,
y He leaYessa father and mother, colone'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
MAYOR 4 MCCARTHY
VIGOROUS: 5. !. STAND Tan. ]
Instructs Chief o & Police Police q That nat
Theatres Must Admit OF
ficers on Duty. III

AZ . result Of tho receipt OF a written VII zen
report from Captain " - W ,lli;l'' %
the First police District, that he was vas re-
fused admission to tho performance e. !
The Academy it Music on F'rlday n's y i
Mayor Mccarthy yesterday issued Q iesT
ter Il Chief FIplce instructing him .th q
5hnrcaf far any refusal on tho part ct tho
play houses or OF any public place 70 az,
nit officers Of the police ( Y, wh'le t tpa
snoiice authority, and will subject the q,
tending employe to Immediate jnrres y "a 8ana =
Conveyance toathe station house, !, I,
The letter OF I'll Is 81 Ionor, he mayor !,
adds new interest to he controyv RS " I.
progress between the theatrical houses amI
the municipal authorities in{regard 70 tMs
quesIon Of allowing persons TO stnnd d ''''
Ing performances. IL s u. !,
Tho situation has become q 3Nymost IN
terestng one, and the theatre ppop p !,
tors take the ground that y patrons ms 4: q
the house arc not allowed 10 stand tne
same rule should apply to policemen .sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
LETTER no RoRT. LEG IN, IN.
- Z h Richmond, " *

Dear Sir; Your business y, W y 9
house burns down, to give the owner some
money to build a now ono. y /, ~ . : 'uu
business, Queer that the World 'sot o''
so long without q, !. 3 4 ], I, !, 4,
VIC paint tie one that burnt 9 oWn any
tho now one, too, hat " q pet.ef, I'VE
m IN Ina houses that don't burn 9 oWn.
You insure tho houses that burn 'f Nc -
insure tho houses that don, = on | haye
tic ashes and smoke; all the houses are
ours, $ 4. a lF ~ ii NJ III,
NJ We paint lead-andrzinc Deyoe. we sen
the paint to painters we'd paint /.
Lea d-and-oil is the old fashion paint,
peyoe is zinc ground In itllalead and
lInseed oil; the best pain TN the 'yoHlu;
ana tho cheapest because " taxes ss lever
gallons than mixed paints ana " wears ,pi'a
twice 9as long rs Iced and oil, NOBODY q:
wants poor paint; there's q lots q ~,
though, lin the world /. +. ( 4 - III
"A, M Griffin, PlainfIeld, n J, write ts9l'
AR Aaron III ig gins Of Flaln al
ways used l5 gallons Of mixed paint for
Ills house. Last Spring he bol4gh !. y =,
gallons or IoeYoe aud had 4 ga Ions slefl d
81: &c y ours truly rs
y So s5g New York /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

ssn,n.5 y rh,s lea quo viii slvo a nico BANQUET
NJ The Richmond Hotel one night next week.
and all bow who wish e attend |. VII
$Hsanesda nSs night, jan. D e5tt,
4 ,Reiow will be found the follow rs match t!
games, which took place last week IN this
MI Monday-rho Arnoza team defeated the he
Crystals 81 . ~ n. gi f5 I, I, !.
AThu uis.T Arrnoza team defeated the
T Trii Agrloulturos team Defeated the:
\ Eagles. ~ is22 x M B, SySts " s.
4 The most Interesting gnn,e was the mat
between Joe Fisher and John krausse which
took place Friday night Both men have ~. tha
decided to play a contest OF three games 4 o
decide which was tho best man S *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

and Mrs, w Young \; g I sls y MISE
Messrs II enry A. and Robert NJ. ! Young ms
The funeral was preached by Dr. J. \. s.
smith, editor o !! the Cen tral I'rcsbyte-5
rlan. The floral decorations were BEAU !,
tiful, -Four Of his classmates acted ; !,
pall -bearers, viz: Drs. Murrel, = 3,
win. i. a. Farrow and sBnggerl y.ts ~ q
other nal-hearcrs were Mess7rs.s MI
Palmer, Joyner and Tarl ton ass3
IL Or, young was much beloved BY nsl il 4,
circle OF friends and ncquainta - ~
of whom truly mourn his ntlHely GIN E'eH sgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
New Lumber Mills.

Especial to THE Times. plspatcl..)t
s NEW BERN, N. q. Jan. 81 Tho New
Bern Lumber Company Mill erect g large
double circular saw-mlll at q cost Sof about
SO, 600 at James city, on tho Trent River,
Opposite New Bern I n S y. !.
THE authorized capital Of this firm is 1926 900.
and it Is thor intention to build ono Of the
fastest and most complete mills an this Gee
ition.9 Ia 3fss3 s32.S li III
Munger & Bennett are also building anil
itiohs. This will be. q band mill, with q.
capacity OF 40. 900 %foet per day, md Will prob
ably be IN operation by April list. III Ss Il
This city has been ndry''l since JAM LIST,
md tho businessmen seem well pleased with
their trade. 49, VI. ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
CHARGES AGAINST Ian p.
Admits Guilt and May Go to the
Penitentiary for Life.

& IA s Especial to rho Times Dispatch !,
NTJyV5 RI f N IC WIS, Al, IAN. IL
.JulianfF a Lane, alias James LoWery, an
old white nian,7who has served two terms . M
In the penitentiary and one, term y ino
fRichmond jail, arrested here re-, to-day
admits Ills guilt, and it has. developed
that he has been syst emat ically robbtng
boarding houses in all parts Of the city.
A$wag on load Of Glen goods was 5rccoV-
.ored. Mi e. Lane goes to- the pententiary, ne
goes for life. lie Is q native Of Hanover
county. IN Si , =
i53,Tlio armorad user MARYLAND left to-
day for Boston, where on Nv odneSday she
3Wiilsbo 2glvoll her official acceptance trial
over the Cane Ann #collr q. s # II .5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
DR.. Drewry Slightly Better.

Dr. IS. D. Drewry, & Who is at Memorial
Hospital. was slightly better yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Deford. his son. .t,
him. as we'll as & Ills son, DIR. Cooper
DreWry, and his daughter, MISS Agnes
DreW,ry. Miss Mary M. Drewry Will ar
rlvo. this morning from New Orleans, and
Nav Orleans, will reach here Tomorrow,
Mrs. Drewry'has been with him constants
~ ali through his illness. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
MR.. ELLERsON PROMOTED
Is Made General Agent fu Life
Insurance Company Of Virginia.

$ The Life insurance Company OF Wis
glnia has appointed Mr., II. Watkins Eller-3
son, OF this city. general agent for yir-5l
gnia and tile District of Columbia. Mr..
Ellerson will deal with the ordinary life
policies Of tho company exclusively ana
appoint agents hrough bout his territory.
lieg is ono or the most general lily known
and personally popular OF q Richmonds
young business men, having for q nuns.
her Of years represented the well known
firm OF lllngan ana Company, and has ~
large acquaintance throughout the terri
tory in whichsho will operate. His father,
tho,late Jock Ellerson, was for many years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Senator, Bryant Out 81 Politics.

When asked by representa- I've q gt 10
Times DlspatchS%if Ito lad d decided mot to-
stand TAI reelection to- the Senate, Senator
Julian Bryant sald posi- lively long !,
jrcseryatioi,,S bnfore tho General Assenbl " nd
sjourned that II would not aisle IIenrico 70 re-
elect mo too tho Senate, nor indeed TO my
thing else nnd, 9in fact, twould be folly
Ito 10 SO MI 1Ienrico. think, doesn't
love mo much mn, not suited TO her lik!ng,
ing for mo, and nor opportunity has past
i min altogether out Of politics, and shall now
try to 20 along quietly prnct Icing law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
The Ladies Are Grateful.

Camp, q n wishes to re urn thanks to he
following peraonH, who SO generously responds
cd 10 their noble cause on their donat ion-
Thursday sYEthc 10th.S The ladies were
more than aasstl A. the response thcY re-
icevcd fromIt Tho following J 4 y Y stansbury,
Prel, Apr. Crouch, Col W.. N ~ Cary y
I.oehr.,t MI! ciI thinner, AIrs. Loehr,
Mr. DrlnltnrdSs Capt ]. 7, Sullivan, Mrs. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Entertained Her Class,

Miss Fannie Taylor. OF T2l North twenty 1. I.
second Street, entertained tho members. OF ner
fsba Class OF IInion-Sition Methodist, chni en-
together with few friends on trluay eYe'1-
4 ''' Tha evening was pleasantly; passed, ne
musical Contributions aid recitations bs s rs
particularly good. Supper was served lt ABOUT '
II m Su1N those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fiournoy, Miss Jennie Mitchell. bliss p 70 ina
Curry, Dr.. and Mrs. g. ar "a - t ~
Harry Kelley, # 5si 4. Il; y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
SCus;ton-Ious;e Notes.

Entry was made yesterday for IN irnpor-,
stationof5A ne English hats by @ II. Berry
and Company n the Richmond custom ,u on
house. This flrn, are gular5im Importers Of
3fine# travellers, 7, suppl les cases, ba gs,}
trunks, Sc, as well Ssls the best Englls
hats for men. 81 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
FOR MARTIN AND MASSI:El.'.
Mr.. Charles F !. Button Says They
Will Win in Il w all

N Nj Charles il. aRutton. of Appoma ttox,i
.a6 brother Of Colonel ~ osepll5 3 utton, 81
sfnr,nerSand cut tie breed OF his section
IS in the city, and he, like his bbrot her,,
is an ardent supporter Of Senator Mar-lf
tin for election. IT, ,s III I'M s5s
Mr. But ton said las t light that he was 'aLs
sure tho Piedmont counties would stnnd5
by the Junior senator, g I'D he went 50 &c.
far MS tpexprass the belief that no man 70
lin the State Gun feat him 5 ts
tn He also assorted N that Senator land
sMassie would defeat s. Mr.. STROBE for the
state Senate " III Ami erst N ana Nelson,
though She thought N the latter u rather
strong mflrl,
sStAppareiltly nearly all those who speak
for Senator Martin from Ia section are l
opposed to Mr.. STROBE NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

N l,,bs wv sthe line 81! I'M death the re So
irosontative 81 Tie Equitablo Life 1nstir;-:l
afte Company Vi New YORK., HI this 5000 go <
y The nllfo insurance Company Of virginia,
as has been stated iii Tho Tliites. olspttcAl
Observation-Disclosures to make g speonl offnrt
llnS1eO5 ffurtierE develop its rdinnry ~ 20
lbthnri, AID viii write policies r /, :
from 325,gSJO down N W ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Proceedings Of tho supromo Court Of Ap-;
= c,lies penke and Ohio Railway Company vs..
Harris. Argued by a. IL I4enke for plaintiff
in crror and Daniel Harmon and II g. Mar
tin for defendant in error and submitted, s55
Glenn VS.. West Argued by Samuel A.. An
tlelson for appellant and continued until Mon-
day. 3E I. 9s5 gili 81
Williamson VS.. Payne q Chiffon VS.. Hannah,
and Lynchburs Telephone Company n vs.
Booker, BY &o., being Nos. 30, 81 and IS on
argument docket. S gt; itf II 81 5y 3 @5s&38
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
ASK FOR THE BIDS.

Executive Commit tee Prepares
! for%New& State Heating Plant.
The Executive Committed Of the Capt.
stol building Commissio on composed Of
Governor. Montague, Senator Anderson
and Hon. s, L.. lellcy, Il met yesterday
ana decided 10 ask that the architects sub
init plans for Tho pro posed new heating
plant which will furnish heat and power
for all tho State buildings. The Lei sla-
sture appropriated $4,000 for the plant.
ana it Will be locate somewhere on&the
Capitol Square. j.E " .lI
Tho commission will hold a full meeting
to consider the plans when they are
Bready,s ana then he contract will 81 DO
awarded. $si5 N
The Executive Committee went over
tho Capitol building with tho contractor
yesterday ond allowed some slight modi-
3ncatlons In certain material to be used,
but they arc not OF; public moment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
r. 81 Killing a Woman.

fS Thomas Deano (colorct) was arrested yester-
day BY Detectives y NJ Alahon and y " iltshire,
as a tug 1.-Two from West " trgln ia. The negro
Is alleged TO hnve murdered q negro woman
named Martha Burden TT Sugar Crack: aa
ncci dental The A negro will hd held for the
West Virginia authorities. s t4. Is X {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
/ Case Was POSTPONED,

&e The case Of Wright Bros. VS.; tho al lantic
Coast Line and Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad companies, In the swl tch-
Ing matter set for hearing before tho Cor,
tporation Commissioners for yesterday, has been
postponed until next friday. lsla1l.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
State League Games.

Il Tho Virginia State Bowling League opened Its
season q al the Crystal Alleys Monday night
and the teams played some warm and ex-
citing games. and showed wonderfn I'm,
humber OF high scores in both ten and duck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
DIED ALlo NE
Body Of Jeff Hall Found il Bed o.
D His Private Papers Scattered

N Ills FTIVdle8f'dP - No 1d NJ g
$i5 Especial 70 Tho Times Dispat CHI .5
SLOUISASVA.,,ssJan an. q MIR. eff Hall, OIL
near b bh's store, this county, was found
dead iii his bed yesterday morning 81 IIo
shaad lived himself for 5a long time. s$lt
,is not known what was tho cause OF ll's
,dentll. Private papers md letters were
scattered over tho floor: He was &su ~
posed to be about sevontyIflye years old,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
d Broke the Window.

Tho police arc looking for the person who
broke the window Of Quarcss toy store. on
nroad street, Friday night. a The glass was
niIshcd in and II lot of small articles taken.
nothing, however, Of much value {{5 H h Il 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Colonel Anderson to Speak. u

Col. Geo. wayne Anderson, patron OF tho
annexation bill Twill address the Chamber OF
Commerce some tlmo in February or, the sub
iject 8of tanpexatl lon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Committee Meetings.

Tho following meetings nre scheduled TO take
place In the City Hal this week "a
hi Grounds and Buildings and FINANCE: Mon
day 5 n. NJ Electricity Tuesday,.S p. d.
Water ana Ordinances, Thursd ay. VII iS54 sS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Ware-Hollins.
slspocIal toS,rllo. TImes- pIspalttch, \.

(Spocjal 0i,fhp. Times Dlspatch,) ~
4 PEIslSINsYII4L Lib. It Y Al, Jan, el,--A sound
OF n marriage bells was heard at Oakland
Baptist Church at p F. NJ, yesterday. Miss +
julia IIolllns WAS married. TO Mr.. prsn yyars,,
The church was bean fully decorated. The
bride entered with her brother, Mr.. Charles
llolllns,and ms ms met ut tho altar TX tie
BY the pastor Hev, j, w. Reypnl5s. Is
TIL Musa ON the occasion WAS tedutifu
rendered by N tsss sale Woodbridge.
Will Clothe the White Wings,
bids for uniforms for the strfpt cloanlng el,i-
yloyees. The department hopes A I nat some
local concern ,yl " & MI The cent ract t5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Vacant House Entered.

n Policeman Gurnett yesterday arrested /, =, y
young negro named Junus Neisoh' ~ ~ ny
M. 800 state Street, ne Will be y eeFa 4 w
Squire Lewis o,morroW III
Arizona republican., 1905-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS

The all star speciality company headed by Raymond Teal, "the merry minstrel" will be at the Hardwick the ater next Monday night. This excel lent company will open with a quad ruple bill consisting of a minstrel first part, vaudeville, burlesque and farce comedy. Among the company are some of the best known artists in this repertoire line in the profession.
 The Los Angeles Times says: "'The man that provides new and pleasing features to the public, satiated with the vaudeville shows lately, must be a live man in every sense. Well, Raymond Teal has at last shown us a show we could stay through without having to disturb the next person to us by hay ing to go out every moment. It was an excellent show in every way. A splendid olio and one of the funniest farces, called Finnegan's Four Hun dred,' introducing two good Irish come dians, namely, Oracle and Reynolds, ever produced in Los Angeles
 Ovrey J. Post, the Lyric tenor, will sing the latest and most popular ballad which will be illustrated by colored slides. 'The Boys of the Bennington"
 Reserved seats at popular prices, soc and 75c, will be on sale today at 10 a. m. at Goodman's. Gallery admission 25c
Arizona republican., 1905-11-11
MORMON GIRL ZINE SOLD
The Standard Iron w ,rhs Takes it
 Under a Judg ment.

The Mormon Girl and all property appertaining to it was old by the sheriff yesterday to satisfy a judgmet in favor of the Standard Iron works for little more than $40 o. Suit had been brought by the Stt ndard Iron works against the minin company, and Charles Davies who had been in charge of the affairs. Davies also had a claim against the company for services and there are besides other claims for labor, but the claim of the standard Iron works is the only one which as taken the form of a judg- ment.
 The sale included not only the Mor- mon Girl proper, but the Henry w. Grady, the Mormon Girl N O. 2, the Ma mic Maud, and the Mormon Girl mill site, and the mill and machinery of the property. These latter items are said to be worth several thousands of dollars. All the property will no doubt be redeemed.
 Night before last a telegram was re- ceived from the eastern officers of the company inQuiring how much money would be required to stop the sale. The telegram added that the company would settle for half of the amount of the judgment and costs. The reply gave the full amount of the judgment and costs, and the sale proceeded. The trict.
 Another sale was made by the sher- ifs office, that of the property of
Arizona republican., 1905-11-11
 PERSONAL.

Frank McRea has returned from Los Angeles, where he has been working for several months past, and will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 Adjutant General Leavell, who makes Tempe his home was in the city yes terday on business in connection with the National Guard.
 Edwin Barbour and Mrs. A. Y. Pear son yesterday morning returned to Phoenix from New York City where they have been spending the summer. MT. Barbour is in charge of the Os- itrich company. Mrs. Barbour remained in Phoenix during the summer The party is registered at the Adams.
 Paul Hastings auditor of the S. F. P. & P. ~oad spent yesterday in the scity on business in connection with his road.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams: F. c. 'Skadan, Chicago; Charles S. Putter- vile, Grand Lodge, Mich; P. B. Lyons, Albany, Mo-; Le Roy Anderson, Pres icott; H. E. Fanger, Celina, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McMeacheau and Maud Me Meacheau, Cranefordsville, Ind; A. F. Bonnet, New York; M. L. German, St.