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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

The 2s6Eh anniversary at the land
ing Of the Pilgrims viii be observed ae.
corting to long standing custom il TIE
Congregational ekuFch at AIid5iebuwy
today. under the auspices 81 the Mid
dsebuRy Historical society. AT five
O'Clock an address will be delivered il
the audience roam az the church by
Dr. George +. SMART of Newton High
lands, Mass. His theme i The Be-
guest Of the Early pEsritans me
Pilgrim sapper will foIIgw III the rooms
below
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RRET- ATT Chareh street, 3 Exst-eiazx
tsneMeHf, wfEn ALL moAerr improvements 81
Fens 70 right parties Apply 20 Dr. q 8. SsIek-
ps.y. zaas3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

E&kt %tkEs
Eight aaEbsa senennans u0usss ~ rsnemen IA
ThEeA ezssxA4~ h0as~a.
KRIS fenx tenement assMse
Efwasy-NYe Aal{dtng l5ss.
ALI es rae ahsaxe xsat asEasa IA Desirable prnD-
extx and well S9EaAs@d Id tire hs&FE III sac City
Al Barre. Ear E1xxhes information inquire gf
Iohn Txssm Ok Il. a. K!4eips IsE
FOR SALE Air A RARGATx y Hnasa mia
earn an @sa&A Man Street. EEp@eizllw wetl
MgzASrea fnF EemElnx rsaaas. 0wmGr IA m0w re-
eTisinR zlao zsx rerg II tsre4 rc0ma. md ee
capaes i've Fp1A1s hiazaeff H0xs@ ~ heatsH "
fasuzce hgztsa hg electricity amd has modern
s5pad large iaz with szr1heerv and safne fruit
trees If Yan are mekinr for xn0d h1ane az
moderate price xhfs Will s1lE ron. Price for
lmEzs4lase Sale emily $SmAA TerHzs from SaDar
= e. uSAsE dawa Bxianee cn mortgage ~ 5
per @xnt knr gaH particulars tneuiKr ~ the
D. A. Perry Eeas Is eaEe Ageaey- Rooms and q
GoTig1 Ejeek- Barre. VI As1f
FoR SAIL CaxA<s house. ha1n and Ezc
herneries Location very desirable. Being GA
Merchant street. exsengf5a- Nearly - acre %
q izna. Hoase eoaEzins coed -sized rooms
AL Of HHEeh have been p4psre9 aud raInted,
ceilings sksseassz and ensza ths hest - en-
q sian. The aAEszz1e has zss9 hesn pzinEed ard
fcez Shrugged cellar bottom ceEzen Ted. etf-
This property 81 require - zaave repairing
f5s : saEz szEAs. Pace il heated about u
mtaate< wax franl tsa depot. spring wafer.
We VII sell Ehis properly fer golf 81 -. ~
znd On ysEY ezSF sefuzs Fsf fail particulars
in4nira ef 1t 4. A. Perry Real Esszse Agency,
Raazs : and 3 GsFden Block Barre, W 2l51
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
LOsT AND FOUND.

FOUND-Sum 81 money. Owner ear azxa
same w proving property amt pAftas fer ~ :
yertisemsnt X V. scott, Fenuy Arcade z8st
FOrND-A hcuna dog Ownef cza hava
sdua ~ proving Property and paying fax Nst,
N. r. C0aghllr, N MArte Ays. 19srf
LOST One black and fan npGma wtsh waisE
BREAST AnA dnrked tan WNiNAA ahnaS &
pgunas When iaAs seen na TFaw Htii ii Kawa
df Barre We mpre cyitAr With t4N nnm9er
Co.'S Eimder kindly reparF AZ Tlmss office art
receave reward INIT
FOUND IS A sharry blAhx AnH watsa da&.
Owner can nave Same by calling aud FeFinx far
tnsx advertisement Charles Fa4tex4. Wiz
ilansrowu. w 4Efa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TENEMENT 10 RFS'F --At No. : spaaFdfne
street spring water. Apply u Dr. g ~
Scrinner. Tel. ses-1. aastf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

FOX SAKsE--ISig h0aas% xamm~. sBsHa &mA
kind, weighing lS4s pounss. caA ~ u West
gsFr&r ~z4E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RENT--Tw0 Esue naenks. u suazsf f&aras-
lies. one az 81 North Main street. and nne a. 3
Central street. Call At 20 North Masn s. zsEss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

FOE RENT c0rs4ge honse. corner fit And
Ferry streets. Renr siaU Two dnwn st4ira
Jne mp stS1iFs seaerH&ns. Perry skraeE Rsnk*
S9M- Cine down stAkEs ENn&uaamt- Foster aEreek
HerF $500. Dnn S@r0Nn t<neeasRt BxaMck
ssrE4S Rear SE1NN One a@mn s&Msfs tene-
tnRnr, Branch sggHnk RAn&. Si5AR EAaA ak TX
"A Fhelps sssAaasy street. sE n. ~ Phelps
c0. hardware stare s8azk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

~ ltk--t ~
\, Az srrEa 800 s-seal asEg stairs reneens
House With ali nsosssrn onsenssnses ID coz
n ss n MAsa Ana see9aa ssSsess- ~ fe.szhs.
Ns ~ \. w sa,e r,.,, 49,, $3.50
seF III ~, asc. Remf. srs1 s't M eS' asy
!, srM-E0vsM agsase ~ " " ~ sArTEA@AS s1Esss
gsar,s M sssrev M ,ys.stu~xa r s.s- ~
streets WIN Ern gcw for m9nter mott
Nlce six .reosr ssneTasas VA OTanra sfrees fss
&in.Sn. @AEs
An,.,...~r - r..s rs-.... ...s.ss
4 as. M w e.As NJ y. r. ~ $500
49, -.- '--..- ~ " ..ss.' ~ n. ..s
TD RENT fMrxe roou@ M Mtsess nlaek
s,isslis m, t,,i css M qraussSr rssrrss
y 4. ~ VA 49, ~ A@'N@ r-sas
---t--A- z ~ -''r --AsA ~l
~. pPSr r.. Il $500 ----.--- : $500. TO-
ruhs. MI wxser errree1isns. Isssb ss ssss
cellar and front entrance KEY n Nj FaSter-
SOFAS rear III aame house. b. L. Sgmiss Il
West street gSfe
TO REST--Teneurpns ~ six yoosns aaa hakh.
On Branch street Inun1ke At Ra0azs ana &
- -
10 RhsI--A : sene rasHs q SIX rooms %
core "a 81 b. Beckiex : Fr street. fsszf
TO RENT small tenement SIS 4 EHeush
TO RENT--Srore hease. G. NJ Ferry. Agent
. North Main street. 4alkf
TO RENT-Oftee rOaua asex Drownss Drt1g
store formerly occupied hy Dr. Dex@y Appsg
al Drown Is Drug store for particulars fg9xf
cna srrear, iust 81 Main. AopIv q ". q
Parker. is5ff
rar rrv1r $500 .,.,.... ,..-.... go
rsryv ssr@asa 49, ss ~ F,sn sss.ns $50 $500
s ~ w w 80 i, - s..ss 49,
M n, $3.50 y ~ ss n.s
Esrr @aer 49, W xsre t.sas., ~ $500
1880 rssx stsns e,ss sss~n -ss1rs 1890
IN, IN ..s X $3.50. $50 4. u
~. h M. 49, Z - n ra9ass
w FTST 1919 ---.--TTv -s---T-I- ~
grocery ana Aeat business ssgfs i Axs
MstAaE'ssh.s AZ feaF acqnk n ~ LarEe ratslg@
rs s 49, ~ ssT N " a R sss 49, =
Enquire "a The Y A. kexTy Mai Estate zgsn.T.
Ea~izs ana 1creipn BLOCK 5aras ~. l3dsE
- = 80 : =
nisais- Front Of l. d. AyeEths helidinx. 1alf
- =.
W 49, 10 asn,sae1 sIoss Seesa = e9EnAF q
BAH Pleasant iacatioa- " y. Mclean. Z
Afetin srfeel s7Ek
$3.50 =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
TO REM.

A. sskel 81 i ]. seKel 4 Cos. clQtailng store qu
Depst square zstst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
THE NEW
Cash Auction Room

Has a large stock of Grocer
les which they viii sell at auc-
ron tonight. These are first
class goods and must be sold.
Come and get your share of
the bargains. We also have a
tot Of secondhand Furniture,
Stoves, Harness and a Piano.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

Overcome cdsrs wtlhoas predicting one 7
cheapest aaa best disiafecsaat Far szss b.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RENT Tenen1Rne ~ SIX roafns and bAsh.
% Branch ssreeg Inqnise AS ROOMS and &,
Blanchard block zlEsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21


CO.. AvsTllE Building CkKy tAsg
FOR &ALE--@#-aexa pEAca wHth two-tene-
snent house azsA xgsad b@Km- LAxa ia suitably
6iyaxAM tnEc t1ffagS aEd paasmsaEs. Will keep
enws AaH Esanz. H@ase contains II rvnEns.
part Ell whien b remren and payFmg $500 per-
nwnEh- The place II Eoe4Eed nnky MDpuE min
utss walk ExcHx tsa@ stume sheds af West Ber-
iin. fh&s n 5wsz Eh@ pt&ee for man WHO
WAITS ~ keHp p1aEtgy zpute stock anil work til
the slanesAssss paKk - THE ksmse- Price ~ oMiy
81 sSaat. with aAaaszf $alss ssown- Fer fufG par
airu2rS egk401xn IL gns y. A Perry Heal EstA1e
Agsrey RnDnas : and b. tiasdan Block. 3zstf
FOR SALE -SKnzn pAaee eDaEafning Il acres
81 iz01 k0eAseu between Bafxe and Williams
tpwn- Good ha9Ae and harm Fire plaza for
gsaEkes gaFdeniag and paa1frY. &his place Is
located aekF zhas1 IA MITE Efar1 Ts9ash Barre.
The hoos3 eunezins Il Fpsasns ana cgagd nos 0e
haBs fer tie price asked for the wi1oie pfpg-
erty. Price u1ly StssA Fur fun p4rtieulars
enquire - the d. 4. Perry Real Estate Agency
Rooms : and = tssrd1u Bi8ek z41zf
FOX SAILS 4ers pacs only zbcas one
E7iFS FROM M.zrshEesd village, Buildings very
good and ~f.i we kaRrk phase yea Ihers IS
quite 4nznEfry * soft wuoa On rhis saxM.
Viii kees sreu1 + Is Is COWS 1ad team. Prtce
for tusEedizES sale ea1y 81 15aD0 Enquire az
ones u EEs u A. Perry Real estate Agency
Rcaznr and p Uordsa Eiack. 11tE
FOR SALE-A ssemA shes AZ wAfeFbmry. WIKI
case enc rngfae pn6ishing satchsne and pras-
ma<tc roczz. Ksr further particulars write 20
Hox - Waterbury vs.. iS5tttsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RENT--0ftee roam aseK Drcwn's Drug
Store formerly occupied by Dr. Dewsy. Apply
At Drown Drug SEpEe for particulars lssTa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RENT--A down stairs teneruent ~ Sec
Parker. Ez5rf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO REST--ssore hease. 6. NJ Ferry. Agens.
. North Main street 7aitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO REST--A seneEisrs 81 six rooms "a
Branch street Bath bot ami cold water. In
qairs * = d. Beckley Park street efszf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

Mrs. Margaret Calvin, al East Mid
dlebury. aged aa years, died SUNDAY.
She was the widn~ of loom Galvin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

TO RENT small tenement SIS uznns{l
IaaaiFe Il Mrs Kreflinger, brook street. 9Esf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

To REST-0ftces sfngls or aozhl& 40 s~a
fighfs- Front Of l. d. Avexfil's building 1Sarf
TO RENT Furnished front room 81 caFnar IL
Church xa1 Assriil streets. R1ectKe lights ana
bath. Pleasant lacatioA- ". y. 1Ee<eaz
AyeEin sweet. 47sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
FOR SALE.

FoE sALE--ssssghs ana harness for sale. A.
Tsezass zy7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21

FOB sALE--A les on Long street. y fses
frvnt and 4naas - feat hack. Apply = y
Hall STRESS. lIift
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
UNWONTED ACTIVITY IN
THE CHLORIDE DISTRICT
Vivian Mill to Be Operated Soon
Champion Mine in Rich Pay Ore And
An Air Compressor Is to Be Installed
At The Cerman-American.

the week looking after matters in con
nection with his bond on the Bi-Mctal
mines, south of Kingman. He has a
tunnel 100 feet under cover from the
big open cut on the property. The drift
shows nice gold values all the way. II
is expected that the property will soon
be extensively worked.
James Mullgan is taking heavy lead
ore from the Fontenoy mine, near Ger.
bat. The ore runs about 60 per cent
lead and sixty ounces silver TO the ton.
A nice lot of the ore is now on the
dump, and shipment will soon be made
TO the smeltcr. Mr.. Mulligan is the
owner of several other properties ear.
rying good values in lead, gold and
silver.
w. b. Ridcnour, one Of the best
known mining men Of the east end Of
the county, is in Kingman. Mr.. Ride.
nour was one Of the discoveries of the
Hockberry mine, and from which prop.
erty he made fortune. He now owns
the Grand Canyon copper mine, north
of Pine Springs. This is one of the
richest copper mines in the territory,
and has shipped immensely rich ore to
the Colorado smelters during the past
several years.
william Gaut and Jacob Detar came
over from Mineral Park last Saturday
evening, and departed the same evening
to Prescott, where they will confer with
the Humboldt smeltcr people regarding
rates I'm ores. They will also visit the
big smelling plant at Humboldt before
returning home. superintendent Detar
has shipped two carloads of rich ore
from the Keystone mine, Mineral
Park, to this smclter. We learned
that the Keystone mine is to be extcn.
sively worked, and that the rich ore
bodies are to be cut at the lowest
depth reached by the shaft.
8. ID. Kynor and +. II. Griffith, who
have been looking over the Minnesota.
Conner mines and mill the past week,
departed Thursday last for Ogleby,
Cal, where they are interested in a gold
mining property. 1t il understood
that the gentlemen prior to their de.
parture for California, arranged for the
resumption Of work on the deep shaft
to be sunk on the Minnesota and Con.
nor mines. The work will be prosecut.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
BACHELOR OF BUNS HoNoRs.

Young men and young women who
are lamenting that all the learned pro
fcssions are overcrowded may draw
encouragement from an announcement
Iowa Bakers association. Scientific
bakers are needed everywhere in the
United States, and the association ur.
ges that the Iowa agricultural col
lege establish bakery department.
In other states, baking classes have
been most successful, and, although II
is not generally known, graduates are
earning from $50 to $75 a week.
SO far, il has not been fashionable
to become professional baker, but as
soon as the degrees of bachelor Of
buns and master of bread making be.
come honors To be won nj our universe.
ties, there will be many persons eager
10 qualify for the positions that pay
handsomely. All that Is necessary 20
hasten the day when baking attain.
ments shall be properly appreciated IL
the starting of n philanthropic move.
ment for the purpose of reducing the
percentage Of dyspcpties in the popu-
lation Of the United States.
Not many years ago, every selfrc.
specting housewife prided herself upon
her experiences in breadmaking, and
il used to he almost an insult 20 place
a loaf Of bakers bread before n guest,
but now, few women know anything
about the art Of setting sponge and
kncading dough. Girls have been 40
busy working with their brothers,
along lines once followed by men,
that they have had little time in
which to cultivate the domestic arts.
II may be that the young men Of the
future will be forced to turn to bread.
making as vocation in which women
will scorn to become their competitors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
TAwNEY.

From Paradise (Ariz.) Record.
Al the last Tawney weakened. II
required some bravery to make the
speech that Tawney made, but his
treachery outwcighed his bravery. lie
knew just as well six months ago that
jointure was a party measure. Why
did he not see his "duty' thcnf II
matters not what influence was
brought to bear upon him. Had he
said, 81 @e now that I was in the
wrong his action might have been
oxcusable. But not NO. II was,
al still think as ! did, but / am afraid
TO vote M think. A man who is a
representative Of the people and who
~ afraid 10 act ms he thinks Is only n
moral, pitiful coward. No more and
no less. Money may not buy such,
but influence will.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

IL should be remembered by the cri,
ties 'of President Ripley Of the Hauta
fe that he was reluctant ia speak at
the chamber Of commerce banquet, and
only yielded after urgent ovolicitation.
Hs did not thrust his opinions on the
comsianity. He spoke fron bis view
point NJ was natural, and between our.
selves AMI the1 Ratepost thefe issm& b
aanitys in ihis,senclusions Iasi to ossate
Legislation boat 3sH@ siT .n1a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

On account Of wastcful methods with
timber in the eastern states IL is now
profitable to ship lumber from Pacific
ports TO New York. In December six
vessels laden with 100000 feet Of
lumber, cleared from the vicinity Of
Seattle for eastern ports, the voyage
around Cape Horn requiring 100 days
The early establishment of an efficient
system Of forestry would have averted
n necessity of this kind. After the re.
naming forests are slashed down,
where is the lumber to seme FRONT
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
PAU MINING COMPANY YIN N,
troll OF NEW orr1cERs ~

AT the regular annual mes.;,.
the stockholders of the Pfau Nj.
and Reduction company, held in n.
Offices of Attorney Reese NJ. IT,"
in this city on Wednesday last, tn. \,
lowing members of the compapv -.
elected as directors for thu e,.,,.
year George Hcnshaw, X. J. Nel,o'
William NJ. Donaldson, Franr y
Brown, Charles Kuhl, John l.. pa,
and Harry T. Atkins, 10000 share, =,
the capital stock being represented :,
the meeting.
After adjournment meeting Of IN.
NEGLECTED directors was beld :,
which George Henshaw was else,.a
president, chairman of the board =,
directors, and general manager; VIM
NJ. Donaldson, vice-prcsidcnt, and N
7. Atkins, secretary and treasurer. n.
executive committee of the comn,,,
for the ensuing year was also selected
from among the directors. II consist,
of George Henshaw, X. j. Nelson. And
II. T. Atkins. Attorney Franci, n
James Of Cincinnati was chosen A. ,,,.
eral counsel, and Judge J. J. H,v.
kins Of this city rs local counsel.
The new directors are enthusiast.
at getting control Of the company,s A.
fairs for the first time since the CON-
pany was Incorporated, and are disew.
sing plans for the development Of II,
properties Of the company on n NOR,
extensive scale than ever, to be CON.
menced at an early date.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

The London Times recalls that II
IL not seven years since Castro came
down from the Andes at the head Of
eighty men and overthrow the prcsi.
dent Of eVnezuela. Back in the noun.
tains the folks must have been delight.
ed to get rid Of such Nm expert all.
round mischief m aker, but nearly all
the rest Of the earth has been kept In
hot water.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

The government Of France announces
that it will take its own time in collect.
ing the amount due from venezucls. IL
~ refreshing to see two nations in such
perfect accord.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
MOURNING A DEAD sQUAw.

There is sound Of wailing heard in
the Sioux reservation. The prairie
winds Of February, whistling across the
short buffalo grass, are not more dole.
full in their plaintivc sibilations than
are the outgivings ascending from the
bleak hilltops overlooking the Wax. pa.
sec-chi river, in the land Of the Dakotas,
where, with faces buried under their
blankets, sit the sorrowing squaws Of
the Ogallalah tribe, moaning because
their sister, Mrs. War Bonnet, is not.
No ordinary squs~ was the late Ia.
mented spouse of Chief War Bonnet.
Warrior blood coursed in her veins, and
the fires Of paganism burned within
her SCARED breast. She regarded the
white man with fcrocity even more
intense than the lifelong hatred enter.
tanned by Sitting Bull, the great medi.
cine man Of the Sioux nation (peace
70 his perturbed souI. When Captain
Tom Custer fell on the heights Of the
Little Big Horn, and the Long Hair
chief, his brother, was face to face
with death, II was her bioodcurdling
shrieks that rung in his ears M he paid
the supreme penalty for disregarding
instructions. rr ..l
Her sharp, cruel knife wrought more
havoc on that blood stained field of
masacre than did those Of n dozen of
her associates. She cut and slashed
the poor, unresisting bodies Of the slain
troopers in fierce and barbarous. fren.
ny Of delight that was the pride Of her
lsss intense sisters. In later rki,.
mishes with the palefaees il was she
whose haunting words aroused the war.
tioss Of her tribe inta action, who RI.
plcnished theft Ammunition, who ear.
yied water from the creek. scornful of
the bullets that sung about her blan.
kcted form, and whose wall was most
piercing when the victims Of the white
mems accurate aim were started on
their sacred journey to the happy hunt.
ing grounds.
And now she has gone TO join that
great majority! Sad irony Of fate, it
was the frewater Of the odious white
man that scorched her Intervals, burn.
ed into her brain, and after endless DO.
tations, deprived the lodge OF that
hleared old buck, Chief War Bonnet, 81
its once virile mistress.
This is why the sound Of wailing IL
heard today above the swift.running
waters Of the wak-pa-see-chi. This IL
Why score Of bowed. blanketed az.
ures. with snaky, black locks, bend TO
and fro on the heights overlooking the
camp where, In his tightly closed tee;
pee. his feet to the embers, his pipe un.
touched, sits n bcreaved Sioux brave,
mourning because the Great Spirit has
called for his favorite squaw.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
Virginia has only one Republican

Virginia has only one Republican
congressman, and the legislature In
seheming to get rid Of him by gerry.
mander. Missouri Democrats bunkoed
the Republicans similarly, but sud.
denly their gerrymander went TO smash
at the polls, and now they hold the
small end Of the states delegation in
Congress. The Bourbon range OF vi.
sion is limited.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

Transcontinental lines are taking n
sudden and very feverish interest in
Seattle real estate. II In a recrndes-
cence Of the war between the north.
crn railways which WAS adjusted once
by the famous but Inflated Northern
Securities merger, with the Canadian
Pacific butting in to help make Hin
and Hartman little happier.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

Napoleon Bonaparte married his
second wife in Vienna by proxy, and
never saw her until he set forth in a
carriage after she entered France in
n similar vehicle. After Napoleon =
fall the same lady married u one,eyed
court official. But she had her share
of romance
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

Uruguay has decided to reduce the
rate Of interest on her national debt.
President Castro has her beat to n
standstill. He can reduce the prin.
cipal without paying any Of il and ig.
more the interest altogether.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

Consular reform" and putting our
foreign representatives abroad under
civil service protection are all very
well In theory; 'bSt the house Of n.
representatives. n dubious about the
policy as concrete matter; there ID
80 very little patronage left now.
adays. And occasionally IL il so very
handy to ~ = man appointed consul
10000 miiesi'Away. patio 80 g1g !
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
WHEN CONGRESS ENDS.

No little discussion is going on in
Prescott relative to the life Of the pr
sent congress by reason Of the STATE.
hood bill and the anti.gambling mel,
sure that recently passed the house.
Certain citizens are much interested, a.
Oh. length Of life Of the congress, a.
they figure it, may have very import.
ant bearing on the Little6eld gamb
ling bill.
II the congress ends on the fourth
Of March next, there would be but N.
tie chance for the measure, as the sen.
ate is not expected to reach it by that
date, and IL would, therefore, die q
quiet and natural death. But the trou.
BILE for these gentlemen lies in the fac,
that the present congress does not d.
on the fourth Of March next. The fifty.
ninth congress, M IL IL called, came
into life on the fourth Of March, 1906,
and will last until March 4, 1907.
Adjournments and recesscs, in the
meantime, will not have any effect on
bills before that body further than to
postpone temporarily their considen.
ton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

AZ the rate the packers are defend.
ing themselves now, they will soon
furnish the government with evi.
dcnce enough 10 indict Commissioner
Garfield for not indicting them sooner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

Between Germany at Algeciras and
far away John Temple Graves in At.
lanta there Is one strong point Of re.
semblance--Iohnnie, too, is looking
around anxiously for somebody TO
hold him back before he does an in.
Jury TO the other fellow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

The antithesis Of the old question as
to whether you would "rather he n gi-
raffe with sore throat or "A ccntipedc
with bunions" is "would you rather
be life insurance president or hold a
Washington job ON n Panama canalf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28

SO far as the published records show,
Representative Longworth received
only one present, and that was buff.
falo skin waistcoat he could not wear
outside Of amateur theatricals or the
arctic circle.