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Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
UP FROM MAaIcoPA.
Judge Smith Hunt for His Lost
 Dog "HeoIigsn."

Judge O. c. Smith cane up from Aaricopa yesterday morning and spent the day here. This is not an unusual occurrence on his part but his visit here this time was one of extreme inn portance. Hooligan is lost. To those who know MT. Smith and his dog that announcement will be read with sor-
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
Fer pFagress-Santa Fe4
 Bis fleaF sale now ca. MeKee's.
THE REASON,
SIeNees.

aen't sas Why he still keeps gTovSl- ing"
 My aesy friend. it's from disap- poin tnaent"
 ''DisapPoin tnaent ?''
 Yes; ke ean't tiFbd anything to graNS' aboaat. .''-Atlaata Cesastitut&osa-
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
DIED IM A LAND SLIDE.

Victoria, B. C.. Aug. 1S.-ft is re- ported that a number of people have been killed ia a landslide at SpenceF's s Bridge, B. c. No particulars have been eA9ta!nable EeFs.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

We'll stir Salt River Val ley from stem to stern in September.
 McKee's Cash Store. Send your name if you don't live Ca Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

GREAT AUCTION at the residence of Attorney J. A. Kurtz. 901 West Adams, Monday. 10 a. m. Entire contents of home and office furni- ture, all elegant and high grade. Hammond, auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
PERSONAL MEN1IoM

Joe Encinas has returned from a pleasant trip to California.
 Rev. \. M. Gibbons was over from Phoenix for a short time yesterday
 Oscar Penn left last evening for Los Angeles where his family are now staying and where he expects to re- main permanently.
 Rev. J. C. Rollins and wife and Mrs. John Daniels were the guests of Mrs. J. P. Haigler yesterday.
 Win. RoessneF. representing the H. H. faumen Curio company of Denver. was here yesterday and disposed Of a good sized bale of souvenir postal cards to Laird and Dimes, the drug gfsts.
 Mrs. Chas. Pine and children of Mesa are guests of her sister. Mrs A. M. Harn8eF
 Miss Too!e, who was 9 student at the normal last year. returned yesteT- day morning from California. where she has been spending the summer. She finds tbzt after all the climate of Arizona agrees with her better than that of California, and she expects to attend the normal again this winter
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Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
MESA
SNAKE STORY.

Dave Wallace who lives north cs Mesa and who can be depended upon telling the truth says his little boy killed a gopher snake near the house and upon investigation found a china egg inside the snake. Dave states his folks have been missing eggs but could not locate the cause, but this no doubt solves the mystery.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
Help " antee

 WANTED-Good gardener. Address Box G. Phoenix.
 w A N T E D-Energetic. trustworthy man or woman to work in Arizona representing large manufacturing company Salary SAG to Sse per month Paid weekly; expenses ad- vanced Address with stamp, J. H. Moore. Phoenix, AriZ. WANTED-At once first class machin- .ist for job shop. Must understand all class of machine work. Wages $4 per day. Prescott Engineering Works, Prescott, Ariz:
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

We'll have lem rocked to sleep and dreaming of sheir boyhood days i'll September.
 McKee's Cash Store. Send your name ie vou aen't live Ia Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
B Month Must be Paid in Advance.

WANTED-Good tailor; all-areund man; S3 per day. Joe Salisbury, 122 North First St.
 WANTED-Woman cook and a dining room girl at the Valley Lodging House.
 WANTED-2OO rockmen, 15 rock fore mon on Granite Pass Summit A. & c. Ky, for railroad work. Grant Bros. Apply to Goldberg Bros. Go. WANTED-A good dairyman to take 1-2 interest in 64 c0|'-7 extra good Jersey. HoIstein and milk Durhams. at Buckeye, A. T. Herd test from i to 6. Or I will furnish pasture and water and give a good man or men 1-2 of proceeds, to have the calves, or will pay a good Inilker S45 per month to milk 25 or 90 cows. Apply soon. Cream separated at home. shipped daily to Phoenix ". II. Greene.
 wANTED-45 teams to work on App propriatoFs canal Apply to Gold berg Bros. or ID. c. McDonald' at Grant Bros. camp. south of Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
Fer Sale

FOR SALE-One Olds runabout Good
 new. Apply Arizona Hardware & Vehicle Co
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

New prices on suIky rakes. A. H & V. Go
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

FOR sALE-M esquite honey. 75c gallon, $S.5e can. W. S. Austin. Tempe
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
Lost and Found

 LOST-Card case containing trans PO:tation for T. G. Norris, Prescott. Finder return DT. ". G. Lenta, Fleming Block. LOST-Card case, containing tFanspoC- tation and papers. Suitabl reward if returned to F. r. Norris, Adams Hotel.
 IOST-Wateh fob, comprising three s25o and enc S5.60 gold piece. Most liberal reward if returned to Re publican.
 LOST-Dog fox terrier, nearly all white, dark spot on right side. Re- ward. Add- ess SS3 N. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
PECKA BROTHERS

Sig w. Washington St. Phoenix. Aria
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

Railroad company
 N T. SMITH. F. E. CALVIN. WILLIAM HOOD. l. ". HELLMAN. JR. JAMES K WILSON. J. M- HANFORD. PETER F. DU\NE. J. L. WILLCUT. FRANK B. KING. CHAS. ?. LINCOLN. c. L. KING. Directors Of said Southern Pacific railroad company.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18
FINAL COUNTY.

Shipments of copper ore from the Imperial Copper coEnpany's mines h1
 Silver Belt district. run as high as 1e5 tons daily. A large trailer plant is being installed at one of the shafts to
Arizona republican., 1905-08-18

WANTED-Woman cook and a dining room girl at the Valley Lodging House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

The following afternoon and evening it
will be on with the dance again in head
quarters.
All the details of the affair have been
attended to by the general COMMITTEES of
arrangements, consisting of T. c. &C amy
(chairman), David Wilson, f. William
kutter, William ]. Flanagan, E. j. Bar
ton, William Ramm. jeremiah T. Reilly,
William r. Conners. H. c. Pasquale.
James Neeley and F. c. Lawler.
The parlor was instituted May 2, 1884,
and now has a membership of 300 with
assets in excess of $1,000, a large part of
which is invested in stock of the Native
Sons Hall Association. Its officers are:
William Ramm, past president; B. H. Bar
thold, president; F. William Kutter.
Frank c. Lawler and Charles Koenig.
vice presidents; Adolph Eberhart, re-
cording secretary; David Wilson, finan-
cial secretary; H. c. Pasquale. treasurer;
George Besthorn, marshal; Harry Gaet-
jen and George d. Burge, sentinels; VIII
liam Martin, j. ]. Sweeny and ]. t. Reil-
ly, trustees, and Drs. T. ]. Crowley. e. s.
Howard and C. ]. Fitzgibbon. surgeons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27


chestra and caterer. One hundred and
thirty members have signified their inten-
ton to take part in the parade and ap-
pear in natty uniform of white and blue
and wear magnificent badges, the most
expensive that have ever been procured
for parlor of this order
ROUND OF GAYETY.
The parlor has secured the Foresters
large hall on L street, between Eighth
and Ninth. as headquarters and this
place will be lavishly decorated with
evergreens and bunting by the decoration
committee, under the direction Of James
Necley. Immediately after the parade on
the 9th the members WILL with their lady
relatives and friends, partake of a ban
quet at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms, after which there will be
an adjournment to the headquarters.
where there will be dancing during the
remainder Of the afternoon, also during
the evening. Refreshments will be served
between dances to the members and
guests by committee officered by f. j.
Barton. president and F. William Kutter,
secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

ciate6. Miss Edna Rosner and Miss
Mabel Doherty gave an Irish dance, fol-
lowed by Louis Smith. who sang The
Shamrock of Ireland" Miss Cicely
Alderman gave a Spanish dance, fol-
lowed by a piano solo by Miss Alice
O'Day and a song by Miss Klein.
The ladies in charge of ST. Dominic's s
booth and who are working to obtain a
fund with which to build the new con-
vent school on Tenth street, near How
ard. are: Mrs. Peter j. Gallagher, pres
ident; Mrs. ID. o'Neill, Mrs. ]. Condor.
Mrs. d Gallagher, Mrs. G. Cooney, Mrs.
H. Peterson. Mrs. p. Malley, Mrs. W.
Bowling, Mrs. w. Gowney, Mrs. N
Kenney. the Misses Scannell, Miss L.
O'Neill. Miss A. Duffy the Misses Rear
den, Miss NJ Burke, Mrs. J. Looney and
Mrs. a. Hogan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

One of the interesting features OF
next Sundays Call will be the RE
BUS GIFT CONTEST.
This is a feature that should in
terest every reader, as over $500 is
offered in cash and in prizes for the
best answers submitted.
If You possess any originality or ar
tistic ability, this contest will more
than interest you. The prizes offered
are worthy OF your consideration and
attention.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
ST. DOMINIC BOOTH GIVES
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT
LSsies eff ST. Joseph's Church Have an
Afternoon With the Children
OF the Parish.

st. Dominics booth, st. Joseph's par
ish, gave another of its pleasant en-
tertainments for the children OF the
parish yesterday afternon in st.
Joseph's Hall, corner of Tenth and
Howard streets. A clever little pro-
gramme OF singing and dancing was
arranged and was enjoyed by all
present
Miss Rita McFarlane gave an Irish
dance in the good old Irish style which
brought her the applause Of the audi
ence. Miss Blanch McArdle also won
applause for her fancy dancing, while
the specialties by Miss Cassie Byrne
and Master Korn were greatly appre-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
II THE CALL

noto only more m han
Francis nev
During the itnh gofng
of Its
medium ADJ will be
Ion flea the resorts fol
rweeko or
roatnx
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

iost power. nightly emissions, wasted orzans-
yarlcoceies sleet. structures. Kidneys falling
memory drains In the urine, gonorrhea. dis
ease OF the prostate glands and all other terri
oIe enects or self-abuse or excesses, which lead
on 20 consumption and death Positively cures
ts tns worst cases In old young OF that niorti-
lylnS conuition. Quickness OF the discharge, and
wanting to do. and you can't Sent sealed So
per bottle three bottles. S. Guaranteed cure
Call or address orders HALLS MEDICAL.
INSTITUTE. $50 Broadway. Oakland. Cal
As A.so Lor sale at lo731a Market St, g. .. Send
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

nHAnnn HOT SPRINGS, soNoMA
IN AfJfTN COUNTY, only Al hours
hSs from San Francisco and
but nine miles staging,
waters noted for medicinal virtues; best natur-
al hot mineral water bath In State. Round
trip from San Francisco only IS 80. Take
Tiburon ferry daily at 1880 a. m or 230 D. m.
Rates s. day $12 a week References. any
1904 unprecedented. Information at PECK'S
BUREAU. IL fontgomery ST.
Bryan's Bureau. so Montgomery ST. or OF r. E.
MULGREW. Skaggs. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
WILLIAMS & BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE
i. LAkEPoRTAND BARTLETT SPRING
sUMMIT HOTEL, SANTA CRUZ Mt...

Altitude 1900 feet. Open all the year Long
distance telephone. daily mail. All kinds Of
outdoor sports; first class table. Thoroughly
enjoyable family resort Rates. botel. cottages
and tents. s.. $40 and s12 per week Special
20 families and clubs. Free bus to all trains
PECK'S BUREAU, IL Montgomery ST., s. r.
c. NJ DUER. Prop. WriRhts Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

The brothers burden is the fathers
business.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Aqua
CALIENTE
SPRINGS

For rest. health and pleasure. scenery anA
climate. The nearest hot sulphur springs 70
san Francisco; sure cure for asthma, rhsunA-
tisIn. malaria. kidney, liver and stomach com-
plants. Hot plunges. tub baths and kha
largest mineral water swimming tank In the
state: all baths free TO guests: trained mac
ssurs and swimming teacher No staging
rates. <l2 to S14 per week: special to tam
lilies. THEO. RICHARDS. Aqua Calients, So
noma County. Cal, or PECKS BUREAU. II
Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
{31N NNNEAk MEN

DR. HALLS REINvIGORATOR
stops all losses and unnatural dis
charges In "a hours. You feel an
Improvement from the hrst dose.
We have so much confidence in our
treatment that we OFFER Five Hun
dred reward for any case we can
not cure This secret remedy cures
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Klamath Hot Springs.

train at Ager. Apply to Peck's Tourist Bureau
II Montgomery St. s. T.. or TO EDSON
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
HOTEL BELvEDERE.

Thirty minutes ride (Tiburon fsrry). NO
FOG. NO WINDS. NEW ANNEX OF rs rooms
For particulars address ]. w. ALLEN Mgr
or Peck's Tourists Bureau Co. IL MONTGOMERY
ST. Write for new booklet
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
THE FASHION STABLEs.

j. h SMITH prop. Ukiah. Cal-Tourists and
Hunters furnished with hrst-class turnout,
at reasonable rates. Write for particularn
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
REDWOOD RErREAr-Ruilt amnn

REDWOOD RETREAT-Built among
beautiful groves The finest location In santa
Cruz MIS- Cream and fruit In abundance
Home cooking. Swimming tank and other
amusements Rates 81 and IS per week. Book
let At Peck's Bureau mailed. Phone or ad-
dress R ,. WARHAM. Gtlroy. Cal Or =.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
TOCALOMa
N. 8 B. B.

Bertrand Hotel; nrst-class accommodations:
special rates for families and parties; fishing
hunting. boating. bathing: beautiful drives 70
Bear Valley: telephone. JOSEPH F. BER-
TRAND. or North Shore Ry. office. $50 Mar
ket ST.. every Thursday. to 4 .. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
BYRON
,wa SUMMER HOME IN CAMP MEExs8

MOUNTAINS OF SONOMA CO.
Equable climate: lots $40 up; cottages built
$50 up; stores. hotels. post and phone 1900 lots
sold; 400 cottages built; San Francisco Agentz
ROWLEY & PACKARD, 323 Montgomery ST.
or M. C. MEEKER. Sonoma County.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
indian Prisoners .

OF the IS longterm Indian prison.
ers now incarcerated in the United
States penitentary At McNieFs IS
land, In Puget sound. y who have
been there FOR less than three years
are In the last stages OF consumption.
and none can live more than another
year. All are under sentence from
ten 10 twenty years. Warden o. p.
Haiigan. IN discussing the situation.
says: From my experience with the
Alaskan Indians and Esklmos doing
terms Ia this institution. am OK the
opinion that the majority Of both
races have hereditary tuberculosis
and that the confinement develops IL. p
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
SACRED BIRDS OF PUEsLos
Eagles Kept IN Cages 70 supply
3 Feathers for Ceremonial
Occasions.

Eagle feathers are much used In the
and In order 70 make sure OF a sup
ply the Zuni keep the birds In cages
piucking q few feathers whenever they
happen 70 want them. On the other
hand. the Moki have eagles nests 10
Gated at various spots within so OF
40 miles OF their towns. which are
considered the property OF different
clans among them. The eagle lays
its eggs in the same nest year after
year. and the clans inherit rights 70
certain nests from generation TO gen
Grafton
The eagles are not killed. but the
new-hedged young ones are taken
from the nest-that is 70 say. all but
one or two. which must be left. TIC
remind the eagle god TO encourage the
laying OF more eggs by the birds an
egg carved out OF wood Is placed where
the divinity will be sure 20 see e.
Also. after being plucked the eaglets
are carefully buried in a certain cleft
IN the rocks, which is the eagle GENE
terry. Here the eagles have been In
TERED for centuries and tire place Is
very sacred.
The Pueblo Indians have a tradition
or the food. and they say that the
turkey Is marked In commemorative
OF that event. its tail being black al
the end. where Il was dragged through
the mud after the waters had subsidized
The duck IS another sacred bird. be
Ing associated with water. From the
Pueblo point OF view anything tina
IS related 20 the all precious wstel
IN any way Is an object OF worship
Their religion Is made up 70 8 grea
extent OF aquatic divinities and Nigh
be called 9 species OF water worship.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
MISUSE or THE TELEFScSE
Accountable Small outrages That
Are Committed by Wire
Every Day.

Agsin arc We moved TO express saw
ase luminosity against the eAemplars
OF brutal selhshness who. when they
wish 10 get" somebody on the tele-
phone. have an underling call that
somebody from that somebody's bust
ness. only 10 tell him TO wait mo
nent" while the man who wants TO
talk takes his time In going TO the
transmitter. This. declares the New
York Times, is one OF the most abom-
Unable OF small outrages. and yet IL Is
committed thousand and thousands of
times a day IN this city alone. and how
often the thing happens in the whole
country nobody could count Yet We
never heard even a single defense of
the practice-never knew OF man
who did not foam with rage when him
self the victim OF a. The telephone
necessarily. or at least habitually. gives
SO many and such extraordinary privi-
leges In the way OF securing attention
that those who want and obtain H.
often from men into whose Offices they
would have great difficulty in gaining
access In person. might at least have
The common decency 20 make the trOu
bic they cause as small as possible and
20 use up no needless amount OF th'
other mans time. Probably the only
way 20 cure this evil Is 10 refuse e
talk to anybody for whose convenience
the insolent request 70 wait a mo
ment" has been made That might IN
terfere with business somewhat 20
awhile. but the lesson would soon b
learned. and after that the telephone
would be freed from what IS unQues
uonsbly the mos; irritating oonse
Quence OF its invention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
MORE THAN SHE KNEW.
Old Lady IL Church Contributed Two
Postage Stamps Worth
Much Money.

Two OF the rare Georgetown stamps
OF British Guiana came into the pos
session OF collectors In a curious way,
says the New York Herald.
In searching among her papers an
cid lady came across two used postage
stamps Of the 1850 issue knowing
that old stamps had a value. and hsV-
lng little money. she placed the en-
velope IN the ofertory box al church.
explaining 10 the rector they were al
she had and that perhaps they might
bring a dollar or so from a stamp
dealer.
The rector was something OF col
lecfor himself and informed her oil
their real value, Offering 10 return
them 20 her. 70 be disposed az for bel
own benefit
She Indignantly declared they had
been freely offered the church and tha'
their great value cid not AFFECT th'
gift he arranged 70 dispose OF then
az auction, and the two were sold TO-
5000
Afterwards these stamps change,
hands. the second sale realizing 1920
and they eventually landed in the col
lection Of wealthy Russian. who pail
s.. 900 for them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
NEW USE FOR sEAWEED.
AS a Mulehing Material and Road
Covering II Has Been Found
Very Effective

Each summer the nulching OF sea
weed along the hedge took place in
July, until the roots had 80 reached UP
after moisture that during one icy
winter the privet suffered badly. says
Outing This brought % my attention
the necessity OF raking OF the dry
seaweed IN the autumn and replacing
with stable manure. Since this was
done they have become more luNuri
AIT than ever. incidentally this dry
seaweed has covered the roads where
the brush. which had heretofore been
our only relief. had worn OF. and has
brought 20 my attention inRl and IN
valuable use for sesweed.
Up 70 this time the most practicable
road that has been found for these
hills is a thick covering OF the bay
aud huckleberry bushes which abound.
cutting them green and allowing them
20 dry upon the road This. however.
IN time would render the surrounding
country unsightly. as II must be re
newed every year. and an acre Of
brush scarcely suf7ces 20 cover zoo
feet OF roadway. Therefore in the su
tumn OF the year NE cover the roads
deep IN seaweed- This stops the wash
from the winter rains. SHOWS and
thaws and encourages a slight growth
OF turf toward spring. when light
covering OF brush can be put on 70 give
that cleanliness and the russell color
which IS charming between the greer
hedges.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
MILLIONS IN CITY HALLS.
BY Far the Most Costly Building Is
That OF the Municipality Of
Philadelphia.

The recent awarding OF plans for a
new courthouse and county building
for Chicago recalls the fact that an
immense sum IS invested IN public
buildings by municipalities IN the
United States. The It's chief cities Of
America have 500. 600 600 invested IN
t27 600 600 city hall and San Francisco
follows with one worth $500. 900.
After these cities come Boston. with
a city hall representing $500. 600:
New York. with one standing for
g. 600. 900. and Baltimore with a SIS
100000 structure and grounds. The
value IN each case is based upon the
value OF the city hall Itself and the
park or grounds surrounding Il
Every American city OF over 500
600 population has az least a $1,000 600
city hall. with the exception Of New
Orleans. St Louis. Cincinnati and
Detroit have buildings worth more
than $4,000. 600 each Chicago falls
t250,000 below that figure. Pittsburg
and Milwaukee follow.
Among minor American cities which
have elaborate city halls are Rich
mond. Va: Minneapolis and Provi
dence Indianapolis. which has q
stately statehouse. has an inferior city
hall Toledo and Atlanta have small
municipal buildings. The Denver city
hall is valued at 1896, 600: that OF Easi
St Louis. a place OF much less i'm
portsnce. has one that cost &425. 900.
Houston. Tex. has a $3.50. 600 citl
hall and Memphis one costing onlI
eS5, 900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
Court Notices.

IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
l CIRCUIT COURT OF the City Of
Williamsburg aud County James City.
on the l4th day OF October, 1905.
Robert Jenkins. --...... Plaintiff
against
Katie smith, Emma Casey. Ann Daw.
son and Harvey Jenkins. 81. Defendants
The object of this suit is 20 partition
= tract Of land near Ewells Station.
James City County. Virginia and owned
10y Katie Smith. Emma Casey. Ann
Dawson. Harvey jenkins aud Robert
jenkins.
And an affidavit having been made
snd filed that the defendant, Harvey
Jenkins, is not n resident Of the State OF
Virginia, il is ordered that he appear
here within fifteen days after due publ.
alton hereof, and do what may be
necessary 10 protect his interest in this
suit Aud il is further ordered that
a copy hereof be published once = week
Tor four weeks IN TIKI VIRGINIA Ga
zETTE and that a copy be posted at the
front door Of the court house Of this
City and County, on or before the next
succeeding rule day after this order il
entered.
A copy -Teste
4. II. GEDDY, Clerk.
NJ. II. BARNES, p. q.