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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
yiener Jlottennlinitsr ein praf:
tiiGer &atbolif.
YrGficent 9iociepclt benefit icine 9ln.
erfenumns ocr aatbolifcn oes
2anbcs Smrdl Grncnnmns
bon Charles s. gpna.
parte sun1 6lpttcn.
miniiter.

Wenn mod trgeno melG)er SiueIfel
bariiber beitnnbcn ba5en mag, Oh
Eraiioent Siopierclt iuirflid) ben aa-
tbolifcm Scr yercinistcn staatcn
ircnmblid, stiinut lei nnb lie in feiner
Weiie suriidsnicten sciinnt
III, 10 uiiroc bieier Sweiiel ood)
ofienbar nnn 5cic;tist icin, inoen,
her ErGiibent- eincn &atbolifen III
icin Cabinet bernfcn bat nnb slpar
in Der Hcripn bes !0crrm G5arles 5.
Gpnaparte Dpm @altimurc. Serr
0iuuieuelt batte id)un friifer in Der
Snoiancrirasc scscist, oah CT es
clrlid) init ben Satbo!ifen mcint nnS
iciue mamnliGc sa:ellsugnabme fir
bic 3edte Der fathofiihcn Snnianer
In Sadcn Der ,3ribai 1;nhs" be-
mics bic Mniridtigfeit icinsr 0ciin'
lnng iebr flar.. Srpscsm iuarSe
!S:rr Mooicrelt nuil YlGttcrn, ipic bcr
cgrecliior" BON Mliliuanfce, @is..
mno Der o@anbercr". ppn ct. Raml,
Minn., in idarfcr Meiie fritiiirt mnS
6etont, man iolle ia nidlt MooieDelt
tranen, benn er lei ia uyrci,nanrcr"
etc. Mir baben snr 3eit emersiidj
anf bieic StcQnnsnabme seantuortct
unb bnmals audi bctpnt, Sah Scrr
Gppirnelt cincn &atboiifen in Der
Eeriun SeS Serrn 0onapartc iii iein
Cabinet bernien lucrbc. ltnicrc
slnsiase bot iid) nun beiuabrbeitct.
9ail Serr 9fpuieuclt ctrlid) ais @aan
banoclt nnb audi nid|t oas gerinsitc
Mittrancn obcr Die scriusitc slb-
ncianns sescn aatbulifcn bat, baS
iulltc bod) oicic Grncnnnng bes
0crrn 6. 5. gpnaparte gum
sslpttcnminiiter flar be,uciicn. Die
t { nj porare SlIitcQnne bes
0crrn Npnne gum Huitmeiitc,
oes lanScS hattie porMrtfcilsfrci
nrtbeilcnben 9lattcrn bic Mmseu
Dffnen fuqcn. &err Wpnnl
II 4 m id iomoGl mie Serr
Sonapartc, iinb feline
bIpfen q a nj nSfat bol t.
fen, ionbcrn lie flint
praftiidc aatbplifcn, Sit
cS nit -ibrcm fatboliiGen
0Ianbcn crnit ncb III II.
Ter ErGiibcnt bat MIN bas uon ben
&atbolifcn in i'm sciettc @crtrancu
sered)tfertist, inScm CT iid) cincu
aatbolifen als 9iatbgc6cr in elmer ID
tuidtigen SteqMna iuic es oas
Yurtcfoliu bcs Aricasminiiscrs lit
einen praftiid)cn &atboli'
fen smr Scite nimmt. Sn leiten.
ben &rciicn Der fafbpliidlcm esOSera
tion mar man iid iibcr Die bcuur'
itegenbe Mnsaeidbnnns bcs Scrru
Sunapartc flar nnS SciIen Grncn'
nnna entbalt inSireft aah cinen &c
lueis Saiiir, bah in @aibinstun ante,
0errn Moricnclt, bic SDSera
tiom unb Seren 9citer mcb,
(Sinflnh baben in fatboliidcu
1ingen, als triibcr in oer 3cit, b
Gin ein5iaer YrGlat in Wamcn DC,
iGmmtlidDcn Satbulifen ocs 2anocs
amftreten fpnntc. Sic. nGin.Mann'
6crridait" nno bic @ertretmns be,
NetbSlifen bes 9anbes onrd) elmer
einsigen s,ueifel9afte
&irGenpoIitiferiiti 1T 10 sicm
(ith nhnefhun. Tic Grncununa bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Ter 81. Batter boiit nni ssricScn.
81 nm 1 S,i,

Jt 0 III, l. \SltnI.
Garbinal Wierrp Del Sal. pdpit-
liter StaatsicfretGr. bot Dem Eapite
iibcr Die Sceidlaht I'm fernsn Siten
9erid)t eritattet. Ter 2estera ioll
seiost baben: Ser GerluIt an Wser.
idenleben lit iebr bebaucrli@, uber
i'd boffe ino bette, oab es 6as gnoe
oes Grieees iein moge."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sies Der oentidlen Srnppen II
TcmtiG- iiSipcit.Mfrifa.
81 erIin %

OV . II, ~. .pVWF.
Cine aus Geutid) Siiblpeltafrifa
eingetrofiene Iapeic)e melOet grobe
griolee Der Sei,tidcn Srl,ppen iibcr
Die @anoenfiibrer Safob Wtorenga
uno Senbrid Mitboi. Die lid einise
Belt rMbia perbaltan batten. aber
neueroinas nieoer i'm Siiocn oes
,Shusaebietes oen 8uidfrieg fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
9nbnqnc, SOMA, 9icnstag, ben 6. Snni 1905.

6crrn @pnapartc ,uirS in ben &reiien
Der fatboliiaen ss5Scrasion nit bc=
ionbcrer 3uirieocn!)eit bernommen
iuerScn. 0ier mas bic Scpcidcn
oiesbesiislid) beridten:
8aS1tnatpn. =. g..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sdredenstbat eines Tamilienpaters
San Srancisco, Sal.


20. Wai.
@ilIiam Gtepbens, Ser i'm &oB
Ibale, Wnrin Gountp, mobnte, 36
Sabre alt, friiber ieineS 3eihcns elm
giiderogent, alilest Sanbllngsrei-
iqnoer fir cine bieiige 0umniipaa.
renfabrif. ertnor0cte 0uttin ino
orei &inber, pcrpuroete oie iibrigen
3ipei idper. periuhte einen poriiber-
fobrenben 0iilhmonn 81, erlfieBen
uno blies iih Damn idlieblih oas
cigene 2ebenSlid)t aus.
Stepbens' Uamilic betrieb i'm &ob
Sbale elite Siibnerfnrm. Mm
iriiben Morgen fam Stepbens nit
eincm Mepolper in Der 0ano aus Dem
Saus unb CAB auf ben Wilhbdnofer
einen ShnB ab. 9ieier peitifte allf
Die Eierbe leineS @aaei,s elm uno
entfam ihlieblih. trotoem Der
Wabmiinnigc iortiuGbren6 binter linn
ber ieuerte. 2esterer mahtc idlieB-
li6 anf Der 2anoltraBe balt l,no
iagte iih cine &ugel in Die 8ruit,
oie i'm tootete. Nm Sallic 0es Ste.
pbens iano man Damn Die iiini 2ei-
den Mmb Die beiSen Sd,lperperipln-
oeten. lleber Den Gri,nO Der 1ra-
aooie lit nihts befonnt. Die bei-
SEN pcrtpnnoeten ainber iino tnl
2aufe oes Cages aeitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
0r0ker sieg
ber 9apamer.
0ie rmifide Tlotte taft bo1s
t6aois bernid)tst.
Abmiral 0iobjeitpenSfp erlcibet in
einem sipeitGsisen 0ampf NIT
Soso cine cntietlide
Nicberloge.
9ofip, 20. Wai.

stn Der Geeidllad)t, bic am Cams.
fag in bcr Strakc BON Gorea aeid,la-
gen wmroc, iinb bic rmiiiid,en
GGlaG4idiffc rgorobinu" mnb
rMleranber Der 9ritte", bic Yonser.
trenser ,Mbm,iral NafbimOiu",
rOmitri Tonfoi" nnb ,Mlahimir
Momomad", oer 3iitenparser rMb.
miral cnibafoiu", bic seOedten
Qrcmser cSDietlanb" nno ,Sen.
ti6nd", Sas @eparatmridiff raam.
tihatfa" mn6 bcr &ren5er y0rteifn"
II ben Ornmb gebobrt iucrben.
Die sAiadti&iffe rCrel" nnb
n9iculai Der Gritc" mmb bic aiiten.
sanger ,Mbmiral SeniaDin" nnO
,,WeucraI Momirnl Apragin" nn6
iiber 1000 Weiansene iumrSen BON
ben Sapanern geuoutmett.
2:15 1tbr 0admittags. - IS
tpirb offisiell ansefInbist, bah 0fo.
biefpcnSfp's sslofte perni6tet ipor.
ben ii. 3pSli arieesihiffe iino in
ben Orunb ee6obrt ooer genouuen
mhb sipei 9ranSpprtidiffc nnb siuci
4sr$eSsfabrsease aeritirt lsssaea~-..
2pnb 20. Weai.
Nadj ben letten Wa4ri6ten be.
Ianstn i'd bic Werlnite anf Der ia
Sanii6eu Geite dnf brei Grcnser mn6
sipSlf 3orpebofabrsenge, bic tn ben
Urmnb gebobrt ober fampfnnfdbig
gemad)t iumroen.
Waibin 9 TO n, 9. g., 20. Wiat.
Weim ousmGrtigen slmte lit bonn
nmerifaaiihen DeianOten Griscom
in Iofio eine 2epeihe eingelaufen,
tpelGe mel6et. oab Sogo einen gro.
Gen Sieg beanipruht.
Die groben Sdiffe Der iopanii4en
Slotte fanten obne 8elHaoigung oa.
bon.
Waibington 8. g., 90. Neai.
slms 0eoHrihten, Die bier aus
Tofic eingcloufen iino. gebt berpor,
baB bic Snpnner aiiber ben i6on ge.
nannten Sdiifen aud nod ben Ban.
ser ,siiioi @elidp" eenommen uno
bos Glaseidifi i6lper beidaoist
baben.
Eofio, 80. Woi.
MomirdI Nebogatotp, Der Com.
saon6eur bes pierten Geifma0ers,
oefin6et iib urter ben @efnngenen,
Sic iiber 5000 Nsonn 51bIen. Ib.
tniraI Mo0ieitpensfp ideint enttom.
.ren 5it iein.
ct. Yetersbnrg, 80. Mai.
(1:55 llbr 9eahm.) }
MuBer BEN 0saHrihtcn Der .Mii.
Wreb" batte Die slomiralitdt bei,te
Wpreem ni6ts iiber bic seeidladt
Get5rt. Ser Ginoruf, ben Die &a-
belbotifaft berporriei, mar iebr trii-
Der 9otur. W1an bate aipar ertpar.
tet. 6ab Mooieitpensfp BEL ieinem
TurNbruf 0erluite erleioen ipiir6e,
ebee tpenn bic Ssopamer niht entipre.
9cn&e Neihdoigungen ooponeetra-
gen Doben. be6euten feline Werliite
eine entiesIide gsieoerlose. 1aber
ertrartt man 9eadri4ten aus @Ia-
oiloSitof. tpobin iih bic Shiffe fliid.
ten iperoen, init. fieberbofter Span
trlitt.
St. petersburG 90. Waai.
syn Der MontiralitGt ipielten iid)
beMte 9to9mittag piele riibrenoe
Saenen ob, oenn bic Grauen ilno
1ahilien bon Cffi3ieren maren &c.
fommen, nm Musfunft iiber ihre sln'
eeborigen 3u erbalten, Ste tatten
bic Nahri6t BON Der @erni6tl,ng
Der 0lotte gcbort ,,no einigc GER
0raucn fielen in Cbmnaflt, 1ls
ibnen ailf Der MOn,iralitdt a1aefiin.
oigt trur6e, bab feline geaHrihtell
eineelauien icicn.
0onoor. 90. Wai.
Ser .2onoon gpening 9seps"
niro aus 1otio eenlcloet. bob adt
wefeblsbaber ruiiii6er 3rieasiGiffc
pGbrenb oer Secidladt in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06


ionberer 3nfriebcnbrit bernpmmen
iucrScn. 0ier mas bic ScpciGcn
Oiesbe5iislid) beridtcn:
@aibinston, ,. g.,
I. Smni.
ErGiiSent 9ipuiecelt fiat angcfiim=
Sist,, baf Charles s. Wpnaparte BON
Baltimore, Wiarplano, Gum gsad-
fplger Ses smriiftrctcnSen iSiptten-
miniitcrS Mcrtom ansericben lit; fer
ner mad)t Der GrGiiocnt bcfannt, bafl
feinc anSern Gabinets-@crGnbermn=
gen genlant fino.
Wpnaparte gcb0rt sn ben interri-
iamteiten 0isnrcn umicrcr moScrnen
yeididte. Gr 1T Der Gnfcl bes
5cromc @unaparte nnb Der tcriibm-
ten yctip Eatterion, elmer sciciertcn
Sd1mbeit Valtimores, bic aber baln
ucn ibrem pprnebmcn 3atten seid)ic-
oen iunroe, iueil Ger grpke Napoleon
iiGcr Sieic Gbe ieineS grnbcrs CT.
5iirnt iuer.
gonapnrtc lit elmer tcr eifrigiten
Sorfampier 5n Gunitcn Der Gipil-
cienit Gefurm; CT tit ciu rcid)cr
Mcnn.
Seit pielen Sabrcn lit @onapartc
Gin intimcr Jrcunb rcs YrGiibcnsen,
Der ibm 10 srphcs &crtranen idenft,
oaf er id)ou mctr nls Gin Nial iciuen
)tatb in Nngelcsenbeiten upm natio-
aaler Widtisfsit einsebolt hat.
@uuaaarte- lit .sinar Gin ,hefanateY-
SGriftitcaer nnb berpcrragcnoer
3griit, ahcr ron Der islptte hiirfte CT
fanm mcgr ais AfaSemiid)e aennt.
uiiie bciiten, iuirS aber nnsmcifclbaft
oic SScen crS ErdiiScrtcn seiuiiIcn.
gait siir MaSiiibrmns brinsen.
9ie slnfiinnisnns fam fir bic
Viciiten ais poaitanoise lteber.
raIGuns; inan muhtc 5.uar, Saf
Rurtun smriidtreten luplte, aber
gOnaparte's gsamc mar els iein.
gahfoiser nidt cr,uabnt ,uorSeu.
Scrr Ypnaparte bct feline &inber
ano mmil .ccrr Gopicpclt in Sieier
siniid)t audi in iciner Slaiicniclbit-
moro-S Soee fcin Tanatifer icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

mar Noo;eitpensfp eigentlid, ihoit
binnet lpenigen Stnnben geldldgen
mno beinnb iid) in Ser Sale, Die l6on
lanee auf i'm getpartet bate. Gr
Seiste cine perbansuiBpoae SOge-
rling, Die ibm ben Sieg foltete.
9as &o1enieuer erre:Gte I'M 2
lllbr 9faf}lri;ttags icina S0be slls
Die 9fuiien in Ter Mihii,ilg ollf 8la.
oilpoitof porgingen leeie lid ibnen
Elm ieinbliGas GeidspnOer III cen,
@eg, mb Die ungliiflifer ruliild,en
Sduffe ipurben bon aGe,l Seiten be.
ihloiien. Siniicf.n 3 unO 5 ltbr
Mahr,ittngs ihlug Elm arcnSer bon
Der .Naibimo" -alcii. unO bas He.
parotnrid)sif .Gamtid,atfa" ilm,
nohbem ibre obersn Marfe serid,ol-
len lporrsn maren. Gia Sfulian &c.
rietGen in Verlpirrung, perloren ibre
formation un0 fi,hren i'm 3tdsud
| bin l,nO FIR. Ser, &f oaucrte
bis 7 llhr sltenbs. Ter gcrihter.
ItuIiel luDIl Iuil.
y5oao risfierte uno parlor nifts.
2ic Iunfelbeit brnf)te cine berrlidSa
statt nit alatter Gee. Gle &uiien
brdngian nod 9sorSen. aber Die japa.
niide Gbldf)tlinic oebnte iid Dor
ibrer ssront aus. Iann begann
ilnter Iednng Ger ifpercn 8eIfiisc
Iuno BON Shsinreriern geleitet DIE
5orpeooilotia ibren slngriff uno ger.
ilDrte rlliiiife Shiffe; Der Nclno
ieste iein 5euer tort; Der Sampf mar
Inn 2 ltbr Woreens am lebbafteiten;
cen HuIlen ipurce feline Stub, Sc.
gonnt.
.Wiit Sagesanbr,iG am Sonntag
famen Die Sapaitsr nod ilaDer. Ter
aanlpf tobte ben eansen Sag llno am
slbeno in Der 9tabe BON Nasota. Die
Muiien fonnten fein2n eriolgrcid)cn
@iceritano leiiten."
||--~-- Tofio, 1. Suiii.
Ger Gonter.M0ntiral Tplferiam
| fiel AM 81. Aeai auf Dem Shlaht-
i6iffc .Ssliaba". gr ipar Der
gomn,oneenr ser ShladtiTiff . Gi-
niiion &obieltpensfp's.
ct. PETERSBURG 2. SUM.
Die geniur aui al,slp1rtisa Gepe.
| ihen lit auiseboben Dorcsn; Oas
Nolf lit iiber Gle f,,rhtbaren 8erluite
gerabcsu betGubt. Iie Mon,iralitdt
lit bis iett nod nift I'M Stanre. biz
@erluite audl MIR anndbcrnO ieltsll-
iesen, aber ba Die Sd,iffe mebr als
bic gelpobnlid)e 8eiasung trigen,
oiiriten Die 8erluite liter 10000
Wtann fein, ipenn nl,r 400 gerettet
rporben iino.
Manila. 3. SAlni.
Ser ruiiiidje slomiral Gnailiit tit
NIT Den &reuserm aurora, .Sleg"
uno .Semtihug" i'm 8afen bon seta-
Mia angefonulren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

fiibrten. 9tad nieritiinoigem bisi.
gem 8efedt murbcn Die pereiniaten
Sererc. llno Sottentotten S6aarel
,lnter Worei,ga nnb g2itboi iiber Die
engliIfe 8ren5e geporfen unb bon
Der engliidjen Holisei enttpafinet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

n6on n. 90. Wai.
Ser .2onoon gpening 9seipS"
tpiro aus Totio eemcl6et. bob aHt
wefeblsbaber ruiiiifer 3rieesiGiffc
pdbrenb Der secidladt in ocr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

Gcin Stre6en ioa MIR iein
3u ieoer 3eit itnb 6riit.
CAB 1u nit @ott aaein
unO Dir 3ufriebcn biit!
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Pomeroy were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 Mir. John Edmonds. of AIcLouth. Kansas. and father of c. NJ. Edmouds of the AIhambra Hotel arrived in Mesa Thursday moning- and will spend a few weeks in Mesa and visit his son and incidentally look over the country He is delighted with the valley and declares that the half has never been ;O,d of this country and climate
 J. H. Cox. of Clifton. Ariz. and Grand Chancellor Commander of the K F. Is visiting with J. D. LOpef. in Mesa, for a few days.
 Mayor J. L. Warins and wife were Social visitors to the capital yesterday and remained over night
 c. $. Steward returned from his cat- tie ranch on upper Salt River Thurs day. where he has been for the past week looking after his many cattle in terests there
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13

engagements for the same He speaks in terms of praise of the individual members of the comDan-- and assures the lover of good music in Mesa that they are to receive a treat next Thurs day night
 The Cravens have given a number of musicals in Phoenix the past winter and have @lweys had full houses and pleased everybody. The company is composed of the following
 Miss Ilo Harris has perhaps. the most beautiful soprano voice ever heard in Phoenix. She is Mrs. Craveu~. assistant teacher in vocal music She is a beautiful girl and sings with great ease and expression.
 Miss Ruebelle RathbOne. contraIto. is well known as the leading coutralta in Phoenix and is in constant demand at all concerts. She was one of the. solOists in the Rose Maiden CanJata which met with such success in Phoz- nix.
 MT. Dow Dagget. tenor. is we'll known in Mesa. and is acknowledged as one of the best tenOrs in this section of the country.
 MT. Frank Hilderbran baritone is one of the most popular singers in Phoe- nix. His deep, rich baritone voice and fine appearance grants him applause everywhere.
 Mrs. s. F. Cravens. pianist and lead CT. has given some of the best attended and most popular concerts in Phoenix. including the Rose Maiden cantata and the Holy City.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13

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 R. N. Andrews, Editor and Mgr Co coa and Rockledge News. Cocoa. Flor ida, writes: 'I have used your Herb inc in my family and find it a most eN cellent medicine. Its effects upon my self have been a marked benefit ] re- commend it unhesitatingly-" soc Sold by Elvey & Hulett-
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
TEMPE
IMPORTANT COUNCIL MEETING.
A New Councilman Appointed and Also
 Finance Committee

Thursday being the regula. date of the meeting of the city council the members met in the council chambers that evening and transacted business of much importance. The first part of the meeting was devoted to routine matters as usually come before the body, then came the appointment of a new member of the council. For some time past Denver Holmsley has lived outside of the corporate limits of the city and is thereby disqualified to hold the office of councilman. At the last session of the territorial legislature that body passed a law giving the members or a city council the power to appoint a new member to replace one who for any reason has been disquali- fled to act in that capacity. This was the first time the council here has had an occasion to use the new law but it was found to be a great convenience. Tn the place or MT. Holmesly, whom the council regret to lose, Andrew Nelson was appointed and the ap- pointment meets with satisfaction from the citizens Of the town.
 Another matter that was brought up for consideration was the disposition of the funds in the city treasury. It will be remembered that at the beginning of the fiscal year, the tax rate on Tempe property was reduced almost 50 per cent but notwithstanding that reduc- tion, there is in the treasury at the present time over S2,0O0 and it was the opinion of the council that the money should be put to some use where it would draw a fair rate O interest until it was needed to meet the city water works bonds in the course Of the next fifteen years. As time goes on it be- comes more and more apparent that
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

B. A. Packard was a visitor here yesterday looking after his extensive interests.
 J. D. Sturgeon returned yesterday from a business trip to the dam and reports that every thing in that vicin- ity is progressing favorably and that the road between here and there is in first class condition again.
 Alfred J. Goldschmidt, representing the Eagle Milling company of Tucson was here yesterday looking over the prospects for grain this fall.
 L. $. Clifford of Superior was down from that place yesterday.
 NJ. M. Murphy agent of the western Navajo reservation, arrived here yes terday from Tuba for a two weeks wis it with his family.
 A. L. Portar and E. C. WoOdmansee made a deal with Chas. Whitlow oi Pinal whereby they purchased a hun dred head of range cattle he has jus brought down from that place.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13

Tempe's water system is one Of the best things the city boasts of and it has every reason to be proud of it, Aside from a financial consideration, it is a grand success from a sanitary standpoint.
 Another matter that the city fathers are congratulating themselves on is a contract recently made with the direc- tors of the Appropriators canal. They agree that after the canal is finished to put in a good substantial bridge across it where ever the council shall designate. The object of that option being to give the city a chance to have the bridge placed at the most conven- tent point after the crossing at the river has again been established. When this will be no one knows or where for it may be necessary to go down the river good ways farther to find a suitable place to make the crossing.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
HOME FROM A MININa "TRIP.

James Goodwin returned yesterday from an extensive overland trip to Globe, Superior and Gold Field. He reports that the country in that part of the territory is one blooming garden and that every creek, whether large or small is running water. Beyond Su- DeriOr, the desert is covered with Q growth of red clover over a foot in height and similar to the tamo clover. He reached home just in time 10 pick the first mess of green corn from his garden and thinks that he holds the record for it's first production this sea son.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13

in the office of the secretary of the board, Alfred J. Peters. Tempe, Ari- zona, and in the office of J. M. Creigh- ton. room A, Creighton building. Phoe- nix, Arizona. Bidders attention is call ed to the last payment in the specified tiOns.
 All bids mrst be in the hands of the secretary Of the board before 12 m Tuesday, Ma.- 23, 1905. Bids will be opened at 3 D. m. same day A bond will be required of the successful bid der for thirty per cent of the contract price. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the board
 ALFRED J. PETERS. Sec.
 Tempe Arizona, May II, 1905.
 First publication in the Arizona Re- publican May 13, 19O5
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
SHIPMENT OF HIGH GRADE STOCK

It is seldom that so large a shipment of high grade stock is made from this place as the one that wont out OF Thursday evenings MaricOpa train. The shipper was Abraham Gonzales and the stock was sent to Chihuahua, Mexico. There were three cars in the consignment and among the stock were 27 head of thoroughbred Holstein cows gathered from different parts of the valley. There were 25 horses, sad dle, driving and work horses and a valuable stallion purchased in Phoenix. There We're also several colts and young stock.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13

Office constructing quartermaster, Prescott, Ariz., April F, 1905. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until D. m. May 12, 1905, and then opened for construction, plumbing steam heating and electric wiring oi eighteen buildings. Plans, specified tions end other information in this of- flee and in those of chief quartermast- CTS San Francisco Cal; Denver Colo; Chicago, H.; St. Paul, Minn.; Omaha Neb.; depot quartermaster, St. Louis Mo; constructing quartermaster' Fori Leavenworth, Kan; disbursing quar- termaster. Portland, Ore; and recruit ing officer. Los Angeles, Cal Chas. C Walcutt. Jr. Capt. and c. A.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
NOTICE OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Red Top Mining Company O
 GoIdfield of Special Meetinn

Of the Red Top Mining Company of
 Goldfield of Special Meeting.
 A special stockholders meeting of the Red Top Mining Company of Gold field. is hereby called and ordered to meet on the 25th day of May. A D. 1905 at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. at the principal place of business of said Red Top Mining Com pany of Goldfeld. at Phoenix. Arizona, said meeting to be held at the office Of the Stoddard Incorporating company. in the postofice building, said city of Phoenix, the same being the principal place of business of this com pany. The purpose of said meeting and the business to be transacted thereat is to consider the actions of stockholders meeting of this corporation. held in the state of Neva- da, and to take such action as may be necessary or proper for the purpose of confirming and ratifying the actions of the stockholders of this corporation at such meetings or such action as may be deemed proper or necessary in re- gard thereto and also for taking such further or other action regarding such meetings Of the stockholders of this company when held out of the territory of Arizona as may be deemed just and proper. and, further. said meeting will consider and act on the question of amendments to tba Articles of IncOr- pOl ation and to the Ry-Laws of the Corporation. Also said meeting will consider and act on all questions and matters, incident to and pertaining tC the aforesaid purposes
 By order of the board of directors of the Red Top Mining company of Gold field.
 c. D. TAYLOR, President of the Red Top Mining Com
 pany of Go!dfield
 Ordered and passed and dated May 1, 4. D., 1905.
 R. l.. COLBURN. Sec.
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PREPARING FOR CAMP.

The Normal Cadet company have been devoting most of their regular drill time the past few days to such things as will be necessary on their en- campment and inc last day or two has ben confined to practice in pitching shelter tents. The encampment will begin on Friday the 26th and will last four days. The exact place of the camp has not yet been decided upon.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
SOCIAL BY LADIES' AID SOCIETY

The ladies aid society of the N- F.. church gave a social in the Woy build ing on Main street yesterday. Thursday and evening. They had the building handsomely decorated and had on the west side a booth arranged. They ser we'd ice cream. sherbet. cake lemon ade and home made candies. The building was pretty we'll patronized both night and day. The proceeds were for the purpose of purchasing a new carpet for the church.