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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11


nttle wnfae aFone' tne bare :.
And cold ana hard' tha 100 tall
ana emil
In utter nakedness-
The rivers voice was M eath the
death-llke shroud
VI snowy ice
no gao biru can came - ne trees,
PSs. TSs oniS an,ad sonhus - N .s3s go a'.s,
in rage und pain;
Or else the drip, drip, drip czking lee
For one brief day OF sunslz w1en the
heart
Took hopeoI comfort on4y 4e <rushed
By sounds Of cruel blastG Heralded
The comingof the Ice kiuH - 4Eain.
Al''. nom "Iy no"s ss'1's
feen aaa ginns -
mn m 49, - 'esssa ss sss .se:.e - 49, 11s
~ awe WI nsht an!i ne,
AND oogwood naenes white and thir
Against tne veruans WOODS Inc purple
JUDAS tree
Along tne river banks recalls once more
trayal,
And the sacrifice that wrought lies
whiteness out Of blood.
Before the ivied church there lies once
more
The field OF cloth Of gold.
No man can draw like marvel from old
earth
But Mother Nature, she hath done the
miracle
From worthless dust such wealth Of gold
As well might tempt one less than Cesar
To ambitious thought OF glad possession.
rs. -;,.. e,. .,.
Ane ,neI noms aHu eooss anu eoDs ana
m eDDs ana noWs
Win music plasnlngs al along the shore
1nti Among .ne psO1ie ana tne reeds:
ihe wn..e salied ooats giide swiftly DER
Tha ins Insh. 49, - a..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
Mrs. CORA II. ABELI4.
Ridge, Md.

At same time and place. Henry y. Abel,
Agent for q General Line Of Machinery. and
Il. II. PoIlock's Fertilizers. will sell you any
Farming implement from q New Osborne
Binder 20 Harrow tooth. and save you money
on every purchase. Binder Twine at whole
sale or retail. Come and see.
HENRY #. ABELL, Ridge, Md.
April 13, 'O5-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
A Twice Tela Tale.

We wish to repeat what he have
said once before in these columns
that Elliott's Emulsified Oil Lini-
ment is the best Lininent ever pro-
duced for use. in the family and on
animals. Best for rheumatism,
lameness. stiffness and soreness OF
joints or muscles. Best for bruises,
contusions, sprains and swellings.
You get full half pint for 25c and
get your money back If il does not
do all it il recommended to do. Lo-
ker & deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
a Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeping up towards
the heart, causing death. ]. <.
Stearns, Belle Plaine, Mimi, wri-
tes that a friend dreadfully injured
his hand. which swelled up like
blood poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve drew out the poison, healed
the wound, and saved his life.
Best in the world for burns and
sores. 25c at Loker d deWaal's
drug store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
Just from New York
and Baltimore.

Here is just what you may expect !:
The EIcest. Latest style sprIng Hat.
The Prettiest, Most Becoming Dress.
The Neatest. Best-fitsing shoe.
An entire outfit Of Underwear. Hosiery. Skirts.
Gloves. Wrappers, Bonnets, &e.. Aprons
and Dress Ginghams.
All kinds OF white and Dress Goods. Llninas,
Bindings. Trimmings. Buttons.
Gentlemen's high and low Shoes. S22s. real
value. S3.51
Gentlemen's Eegligee aud white shirts.
Up-to-DAte Stock OF Groceries. Hardware,
Liquors.
Hearty Welcome for all comers and their
monex's worfh 90 every daai.
For Poultry. Eggs. Butter. Lard. Meat. Calves.
Cattle. Corn and al kinds Of produce the
. highest market price I'm cash or exc
change for Goods.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11

sD A man on being told by gen
erous farmer that he would give him
a barrel of good cider. asked the
farmer il he would bring il to his
house.
Certainly" replied the farmer.
with pleasure.
We'll" returned the grateful
man, What will you pay me for the
barrel when the cider is gone p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
Steamer ST. EARY'S


win leave Pier Light Street, weather permit
ting. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at o ~ q. m., for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Cow
ernor's Kun. Dare's and Patuxent River AZ far
up as BENEDICT.
Returning will leave Benedict, weather per.
mitting. eyerv MONDAY and THURSDAY at
5:O Q. n.., Sotterley at .. m, Milestone Land
Ing at 10 q. m, Pearsonfs at l0sl5 q. m, Gov
ernor's Kun at Il q. m. Plum Point &C p. N ..
for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier 8, Tuesday and Friday
until . p. m. for the following wharves;
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's Governors
Kun, Cove Point, Pearson's, Milestone Solo
mons Island, Spencer's, SC. Leonard.s 3ollers
Sotterly, Jones. Parker's, Forrest's, williams
Dukes, Trent Hall. Holland Point, Benedict
Steamer Calvert
win leave Pier Light Street. weather permif-
ting. every Sunday &C D. IN. for Patuxent
River direct, as far as Bristol. @
Returning will leave Bristol. weather per-
mitttng, Monday az 10 O. m, Lower Marlboro.
&C P. M, Benedict AZ . p. m. Sotteriy at ID.
M, Milistone at p. N Pearson's &C SIS p. N.
Tor Baltimore, calling at no whaves below
Leitch's except when signalled from wharves
on the river Tor passengers and perishable
Freight received at Pier 3, Saturday until o
y. M. for the following wharves:
Leitch'A Truemane Point, Deep Landing,
Hollands Cliffs. Magruder's Ferry, Lower
Marlboro. Whites Landing, Ferry Landing,
Nottinghnm's, Lyons Creek, Bristol.
WILLARD THOMSON. President.
I. MURDOCH. Gen. Frt. & Pass Agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11

Death was fast approaching, /"
writes Ralph f. Fernandez. of Tampa,
Fla, describing his fearful race with
death, as a result of liver trouble
and heart disease, which had robbed
me of sleep and of all interest in
life. / had tried many different
doctors and several medicines, but
got no benefit until l began to use
Electric Bitters. So wonderful was
their effect, that in three days ! felt
like a new man. and today | am
cured Of all my troubles" Guaran-
teed at Loker & deWaal's drug
store; price SOC.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-05-11
Sweet !

Granulated Sugar. We give is
ounces to the Id. Also Brown Su-
gar, the kind your great-grand mo-
ther made taffy with.
TIPPETT, JOHNSON & FOXWELL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
EN- LA FORTALEZA

+ Anoche &c e.cc;u6 en- JOS ,lcg-r;e,
i y ex,ensos salones dc IA Mansion bje-
ouuv- "a reoepcion semsnsl ac cos
iunbre con cue los disiinguidos ' afS-
bics esp Sos Win;hrop olpseoCi.n :
sus numeroso> amigos pauicuiarcs ,
e. mcnios oaciales
A pcs1r de IA liuvis cue reinaba
{ ncurreron baStsn;vS dsmas v csba
lieroS al Pa.aco de Santa Catalina
depariieudo con los moidiores dc l.
Fort lezs en- aquella ses;a social que
duro ha>ia les once.
/. orques;a dc il policia Insular
amcnlz5 el aeto*. Y se bailaIo4 v4rlas
peas en el salon del Tr4ao
TJdoS los concurrentes fLcron ObSe-
quiados con refreScoS V pas,.s. sa
iiondo saiisfechoS De las a.enciones
&c en- clio, tuvieron los ams bles es
pos s~Wiltkrop y el Secretario scfor
Frazier
r cordamos entire los presentes a Ii
reception 4 los sehores Enrique de
Nedis y sefiora, Regis H Post Ra-
fael Fabian y sefiora, Roland II. talk
ner eIiora, Antonio Alvarez Nava S
Santiago r. Palmer, Ramon Valdes,
Luis Weisbere, tcniente Jaime Nadal
Juez lose Severe Quinones y senora,
Luce Y seiiora. Z L. Arnold sefiora
Henry DO ley y sef1ora, Vandergrifh
seiiOra David p. Hatch, Stesrgen
Rudolf Dolge, Jose Guzman Benitez y
sefora, Manuel Fernandez Juncos Sc
florta Anparo Fernandez Mater. her
.manas Fernandez Juncos. captain
Graham, coronel Crane, seforita Wys,
Fernandez Latimer, Nadal, Fausto
Marin, Tulio Larrlnaga Goyco, Aldea
Nazario seiiora Blownheld.. sefiortas
WINS. doctor Rafael del Vale, sefora
Noyes, Comisionado FL lot, doctor
Ross Y senora, Juan r. Baiz, Jose c.
Hernandez. Juan Was Ochoteco, Juan
Finlay, sonora y dos hijas, Federico
Calaf y Senora, seiiorita Rita Cslaf,
Tullo Larginaga hija Conchite, Juez
M Leary Jose Ramos Anaya Lynch,
Brown, Ricardo Lacosta, Rafael Arri
llaga David Noble hermaua Barry,
Arpin, Scales y seflora, Proctor, Ar
turo Noble, Richarts N, Hunt, Rafael
Vale z trraga, doctor Arrastia, Juan
Guzman Benitez Y senora, Juan Bau-
tjSta Rodriguez, Ayres y sefora doc
TOR Ill, Salas y varias damas y seflo-
r!tas norteamerIcanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO

Aver tarde Sc eStuvo discutiendo en-
ell Consejo Rjecutivo ellbill no 5. SO
bre enmiendas al Capitulo II, Tltulc
TX del C6digo Politico y para derogar
ciertas secciones del C6digo Penal vi
genie y para Otros fines.
Este proyecto de ley resulta un
atentado contra la propiedad privada,
va nos hemos ocupado Dc {! en- nuss-
tros editociales.
El sefIor Diaz Navarro present6 va
rias enlniendas djstintas secciones
del bill, pero no fueron acepts das.
Sostenian el proyecto de ley los Sc
flores Post, Elliot Falkner, Rockwell
y WilIonghby, j, votaban por las en-
nliendas los sefiores .Diaz Navarro
Barbosa, Sanchez Morales y Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10

NhhH. ftt,FAnto IA snN Nailh. .hie
= oyccle cue ensomhsecr y ha-
N mtN NaNcfnoso = tfssfr 81
= TVrnif &c los inssli,rs < b. os
a iciifaf - riop'o d | csiA
o,l ga,so q Icsorcro. - .ac
ahga * X 0trccc ocassti Do q
iafse cn - ohfa Qnen 90 8
anaiizafcmos mtnuSao>. me re
para que mida 81 espantoss sais.
no ca cue iea a arroias en sns
ACCOMPLISHMENTS DC pgc1oz ado.
lc.ccnle Il derecho a IA wopic
dad Sagfado \ respectable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
Carta de Mr.. Taft

E} Secretario del DEPARTMENT. de
la Guerra de les Estados Unidos Mr..
VIM H. Taft, ha dirlgido carta con
fecha 9 del actual a Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, Mr. Beeckman Winthrop
partlcipandole que pesar de no ser
conciudadano de los EstadSs Unidos,
el joven plertorriqueflo don Frapciscc
J. Herman Leg, habia aprobado la reso-
luci6n del Cirujano general' del eietci-
to por tanto 81 referido, joven podia
preser tarse examen I an de sahr
.aprobado como Medico.del ejercito de
los Estades Unidos. '.
Mr. Winthrop habia reeomendado
favorahlemente la petiei6n del doctor
Iernandez, y con tai motive ell Secre-
tario Mr. Taft lie acusa recibo de la
msma, participando)e su resolucion fa-
bora Bile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
FL Bill de deSCOnSOlidaCiOn
DE MUNIClPIOS

En- la session celebrada aver tarde
por la Camara de Delegados Sc pusc
a discussion el proyecto de ley sobre
desconsolidaci6n de veinte municipios
que fueron anexados en- 1902, y que
han pasado por tan dihcil situacion.
que hast el senor Gobernador reco-
m>nd6 en- su mensa je ofcial que vol
viesen considerarse como pueblos.
Intervinieron varias veces en- el de-
bate los ssflores Coll, Virella, Santoni,
Camunas, de Diego y Besosa.
AL presentarsc discussion el Bill,
el senor Coll solicit6 que Sc prorro-
case aquella, pero ell sehor de Diego
pidi6 que Sc cumpliese el regla mento,
discuti6ndose aver dicho proyecto de
ley.
El senor Matienzo explic6 ell die
tamen de la Comision respective Be-
sosa, declare que la minorfa apoyaba
el bill, siempre que Sc tratase dc re-
constitute, como Nunicipios los pue-
bios que pudiesen .tener vida propla,
puesto que Ia intenci6n de la Camara
anterior fu6 salvar de la
bancarro,a 4 los pueblos que esta ban
en- mala situacion economical y por ESQ
Sc anexaron otros de mejor vida.
El senor Was Ocheteco retut6 la
mOci6n de Besosa con argumentos ra-
zonados que fueron califcados de IL
ricos por el seilor Besosa
Camunas pronunci6 IN elocuente y
contundente discurso en- defensa del
proyecto referido, que fue aprobado.
Por tanto los 20 pueblos aneNados
siempre que el Consejo Executive
apruebe el bill, tendran vida munici-
pal d. sds el 20 de Julio pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
Academic deS8raCiadO

Antean 2che ocurri6 un suceso des-
gr2ciado en- Puerta de TERRA.
A una estimable seflo:a dispar6sele
casuaimente un revolver que porta ba
yendo herir gravemente al joven
Francisco Pared, hijo de don Pedro,
ell sarge nto de Females.
El herido continda de gravedad y
Sc cree tendra un desenlace fatal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
BWen pr0cesaeT'
de un aacasde

FL alcalde de Yabucoa ha nombra-
do escribiente del Registro Civil con
una asignacion de $500. anuales la
sefiora Francisco DIaz de Bugella,
dana inteligente y distinguida, en-
parentada con apreciables families de
aquel pueblo.
Aquella auteridad local merece plz-
cemes por ese nombramiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
Nota del dta

~ provocio De lev Z ~.
pre- scntado tn Il (nnse1o RE
culyo por el scnor "a Nailoughhy
es una ienehTosa detonaniv
manera DC enuaT a SAGE en- la
propiedad Dc lcgalizar en- VIZ
iud de una iarma Sumafisima
el despojo &c los pTepletarios lie.
gitimos. esiableoieudo ana es
pecie de conselo de guerra que
pudlera ll4maT>e >-0Ite del ke
gistro de Ia propiedad. cum
pliendo los deseos del eIninente
Tesorero soc,oloSo que ahora
nos resulta tambien juriscon-
sulto
Con csc disimuio magistTal
que emplea ell 'Tesorero en- los
titulos de sus proyectos netas-
tos, dice del que esramos co
mentando que es para deSlln-
dar V demarcar los limites de
las propiedades INN 1ebles de
Puerto Rico V declarar { ms
cribir en- el Registro de la Pro-
piedad los derechOs relatives a
los titulos sobre inmuebleS.
Con esta suavidad anunciado-
ia Y oChenta Y cuatro pag'nas
de texto one Contiene el bill,
habra llegado a creerse el joven
funcionario que podria pasa1
desapercibido su atentado feroz
a la propiedad su decld' do
proposito de desplazar de ami
quilar, de acaoar con todo 10
existente.
FL joven Mr.. Willough BY No
comprende por 10 visto,. el al
canoe funesto Y desplazador
que tiene su proyecto de ley.
No ahTiga OtIa pretenslon ell
senior TesorerO que suprimir ab
4yato la ptopiedad adquirida 0
empezada a adquirir mediante
la b0seSt6n o medi nte titulOs
dominicales no HscfTt0s en- el
registro S..
rs dec}r que declarando obli-
gatorio el Registro de la Pro
piedad, no 10 haze siquiera de
ah0ra en- adelante, siuO de ahO-
Ia hacia atTas.
Cualquier cludadano tendrN:
el derecho de despojar a otro dt.
su propiedad legitlma, 81 por
acaso este otrO ha descuidado o
no ha juzgado conveniente ms
cribir sus titulos o DO los IA po-
dido con8eguir, esta pendiente
de conseguirlos Q 81 la possession
que tiene: no. es la que la ley
requiere para inscribir la pose
sion 8 el dominic.
De una plumada el joven Te-
sorero pretende destruir e! Sis
tema cientitico en- que Sc fuDda
nuestro Registro de la Prople-
dad, convirtiendolo no va en-
obligatOrio Y en- oficina de ms
cripciones mecanicas. Ii 0rdena-
das por la nueVa Y gran cOrte
que dicho funCiOnarlO ha tenldo
bien imaginar Y concebir, sino
que destruye por su base todos
los derechos adqClridOs al am
parO de nue~triS leyeS clv1les,
arrasand0 toda IA propiedad pri
vada no in>crita con el solo
pretexto de Cue la ley del Sc
nor WiIloughby solo reconoce
como valida la propiedad lns
crita en- el RegistrO.
Tn trusts De pervertidos, de
negOciantes sin COnciencia, pue-
de hacerse due6o en- podos dias
de una iomensa parte de las
propiedades PARTICULARS que no
aparezcan inscritas EN- ell K egis-
tro Y que tampoco era forzorso
nj necesario, con .arreglo q Dues-
tras leyes, que aparecieran, con
solo husmear y averiguar 81 en-
efecto no estan inscritas.
A extremos tan alarmantes
puede conducir la Calaverada
jlrldica que despues de la otra
de los alambiques, intenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10
Traslado de ConsultOri0

Ell Dr.. Don Gustavo MuloZ
ha trasladado su Consultorio d
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.-Telefono. asa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-10

hAaot. tnsrn>ago. aAnin0
foAo cnanso te csn,iCnc CT e
proVceto Sc lcy - funa uf1in
hre icnchsosa DC icdes huflas
Qoc snduaahlemenic pnc3cr
pfcstarSc a ncgocaos il>itos g
gsfa asfapag agcnaS pgopic4a
de- pnecfe seI IA esQuema dc az
negoeso naius almcnte dsnino "a.
n el pais. pero DC eviden,cs rem
dimicnAos para Is deSalmados
que andan7a caza dc prop'cda
1 des economIcas. o aiQuiridas
ningun precio. aunaue las NAL.
4 q clones dc suS victimas no les
lcien viviT
lie nos de analizar detenida
mente e provecto dc lev nu
nero once. peTo hoy 10 ouere
mos mas que lamar ia atenclon
lie los legisladores de ambas
Camaras. para que no sc horro
ricen a. yer las ochents V cua
tro paginas del bill. V lo lean, 10
estudien Y 10 analicen. :lnNe>ti.
guen la torpeza que encle-
rra. busquen los propositos con
tTaechos que perslgue Y no 10
delen pasar, nj 10 discutan 81
quiera. Los grandes dislates,
8 las grandes epidemias, Sc re-
cbaZan en- cuanto sc conOcen,
no hay que lnstruir proceso al
colera para expulsarlo de un
pals.
Lean nuestroS cOnsejerOs y
InuestrOS representatives el pro
vecto de ley que, denunclamos,
leanlo.
Ell mismO tesorero, ha de SEN
tir remOrdlmientOS de ha Der
susCrito un exabrupto tan des
communal.
Y cuando todos esten Conven
cidos de que 10 perseguldo por
!el legislator CD el proyecto que
|suscribe no es mas que el esta-
blecimiento de un despojo anar-
quico. en- perjulcio de los pro-
pietarios y una espantosa per
turbacion en- Ia serena legaldad
vicente sObre reconoClmiento
del derecho del propietario.
cuando vean los legislatures que
Sc busCa la Creacion de un tri-
bnnal inutll, inneoesatIo y'per
judicial para hacer mas gravoSQ
el presupuesto, mas crecida la
burocracia, restandoIe facu1ta-
deS y atrlbuCiOnes a nuest.os
actuaIes trIbunaIes de justlcla !;
cAandO Sc COnvenzan de tOdO
to- Y ESQ sucedera en- cuanto
.,l1le#lean el proyecto de ley MI :
nero once, pensaran como nos
otros, que toda discussion esta
de mas y que no Sc debe p6rder
el tempo en- el Consejo Ejecu
two hablando de esa blasfemia
contra el derecho. de 10 cual Sc
declara responsible el inespera
do s0Cl0lOgO que actua de teso
zero de Puerto Rico.
AtOrtunadamente, el bill ha.
llegadO a nuestras manOs antes
de que pase Ell ninguna de las
Camaras, que estan en- magni~
hcas cOndiClOncS para reCha-
carlo.
Lo que establece ese desco-
munal proyecto. no es una mo-
dlhcacl0n que perturba Ell Sis
tema Y obliRue j los abogados
a estudiar mGtOdos que no por
ignoradOs son mejeres; 10 que
slgnitIca ese descomunal pro
yecto es el descuaje de la pro
piedad. el auiquilamiento total
de las mismas.
Ante esaS evidentes senales de
p rturbaci0n cercana, seria la
hOra de echarse q temblar, 81 eli
plis no tuviera en- sus manOs el
remediO de ponerse a salvo.
dc9echando el bill numero II
del CCnsejo Executive.
rs necesarlo que todos los
que pueden OpOnerse 4 los pla-
rpS one defends FL TecorerO
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
SENT TO THE ASYLUM-Henr7

 Morgan was sent to the asylum yester- day and will have the care from now to the end of his days which this com munity owes to him. The old pioneer has been helpless for months, lying in little hovel in the southern part of town. The neighbors did what they could for him but that was not much The county contributed as much as the law allowed them to give but that was not much either. There was a move ment some time ago to send him to the poor farm but he rebelled against that and it was beside repugnant to most of the community. Lately he has been showing signs Of insanity and it was feared that he would wander away some night. He had a hallucination that he had been injured in a railway wreck at Gila crossing and that his hip had been hurt in such a manner as to render him helpless While he was talking about that he was helpless, be- lieving himself to be unable to move But when he forgot about the wreck he wodd get up and leave his hut. His examination was held at the place where he lived and he was removed thence to the asylum.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

have been issued but all visiting Elks and their friends and friends of the To- cal lodge will be welcome. A fitting program has been arranged by the committee in charge.
 A PEORIA PARTY-Mr. and Mrs. w. Waggoner entertained about fifty five of their friends at their home in Peoria Friday evening. Dancing and card playing were indulged in and re- treatments served. A number Of peo- pie from Phoenix drove out. The Glendale Mexican orchestra furnished the music.
 A SURPRISE PARTY-Qulte number of the friends of the family gathered last night at the home Of George Lewis on East Washington street without his previous knowledge, the occasion being his birthday anni- versary. There was a big birthday dinner and subsequently an evening of pleasure for all.
 THANKSGIVING ENTERTAIN- MENT-Thanksgiv day Dr. and Mrs. Munson entertained MT. and Mrs. Reed, MT. and Mrs. Egley and MT. and Mrs. Higgins at dinner. Chrysanthe- mums garnished the prettily laid ta- ble. After the dinner the evening was most pleasantly spent playing finch and various other games.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the following compan- ies were filed in the office of the coun- ty recorder yesterday. The Goldfield Huarons Mining company, capital stock, $l00,00O, incorporators w. A. Gatzen and G. J. PoIenz; The Occiden- tai Gold Dredging and Mining com Il porators J. Drager J. w. Cough and U. w Ebert.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. E. A. Penick, rector. First Sun day in Advent. Holy Communion, lit any and sermon at II a. m. Ofertory anthem. Saviour When Night h. wolves the Skies" Shelley. Evening prayer and Thanksgiving song service, at 7:30 D. n. Solo by Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson Quartette: eve will Give Thanks from Belshazzar Sunday school at 10 a. m. Litany on Friday at D. III.
 PLUCKED THE GIRDS-Messrs Pickrell and Clark yesterday amused themselves pulling the feathers out of about twenty-five ostriches which have the distinction of forming a part of the flock of the Arizona Ostrich company, the farm being near the Indian school. The birds yield about a pound of feath- CTS each and the feathers are worth ap- proXimately $25 per pound. There are more ostricEes and there will be more plUcking, for that amusement affords the most supreme joy to the ostrich farmer.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-Fifth ave- nuc and Monroe street. Bible school at 9:30 .. m. Preaching at 9:3O Q. nl. Preaching and communion at II: Sub ject, What is the Christian Church or Who Are the Disciples of Christ" Y. P. c. E. at 6:30 D. m. Subject "Our one Excuse" Evening worship and sermon at 7:2O. Subject, "The Con- vci sion of Saul of Tarsus" This will be t,-o first of 2 special series of ser mons which vii! be delivered on the Sunday evenings of December, on the life end !abors of Paul the Apostle. Men are especially invited to 6 tend ana hear the discussions on this great character. Special music. A royal we come awaits you at all these ser. vices. Strangers and tourists will fnd a sociable people. J. Cronenbel ger, mi ister. 'Efs