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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
IDAHO AND UTAH
POTATOES APPEAR
STILL ANOTHER ADVANCE IN
CRANBERRIES
Slight Rise In Quotations on Honey.
EGGS and Butter Market Is
Flrm-Fresh Fruit
Active

The local produce market was inclined
to dullness yesterday, after the usual rush
of dealing with the peddlers and those
merchants who stock up from day to
day Products from the field, orchards
and garden are of excellent quality and
make an attractive display in the. stores
and jobbing houses-often presenting the
appearance of prize exhibits at state fairs.
Prices were well maintained for all
fresh fruits, except in certain lines where
the supply was far in excess OF the de-
mand.
Cranberrles took another upward bound
yesterday, the jobbing price being fixed
at $12 a barrel, being an advance OF
fifty cents.
Quotations on honey we're advanced one
gent.
On the exchange more potatoes from
outside points were offered In carload
let's, notably products from Idaho ana
Utah. No les
Eggs and butter remain firm at quoted
prices. 1t is expected that northern eggs
will go to AZ cents within few days, In
which case there is likely to be an ad-
vance in local ranch eggs.
The supply of fish Is sufficient to meet
daily demand. Receipts are heavy each
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

900 =. do pfd."".soH o59H 80
500 Cent Lea. 86H 36 S9h
200 do pfd. ....102 102 l0l
s.ISS ISS sIoiS gt No5 shsf5 Sfd ffd5.~s53# sass sssn
2,lO0 Inter Metz. 37B 36% Se%
1000 do pfd. ..... 77A 76% 16%
Total sales for the day $4,000 shares.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Cotton and Wool

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK Noy s,-ssPot cotton Gotten
ding uplands. $lO.l0; middling gulf,
easy at a net decline OF 2s@S1 points.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-WoOi STEADY;
territory and western medium, 2S02Ic;
fine medium ale: fine, l4@l7c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

Everything you want you viii tnd Ia
the classified page-a modern eneyclo-
pedia. One cert q word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

NEVADA.
(Tonopah districtl
I'SlllOll ..'..'... .....'.'..... O.40 b.6U
(Johnnie district. Nye county.)
Johnnie Con G M Coz. .241h .25h
(Manhattan district.)
Bull Dog M Co "A
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Business Property

FOR SALE
Westlake district, 2-flat building. 7
rooms each; income $40 per month or
will exchange part for smaller prop
erty or small ranch This pays over
10 per cent on investment.
j. A. MORLAN &c CO., 202 Fay bldg.
CLOSE IN HOTEL OR APARTMENT
lot bet. 9Th and Orange, 625 Loomis st
Owner 207 Copp bldg. Main 4O74.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (alI per
b.)-Almonds, IxL., 10000; Ne Plus Ultra.
17c; peanuts California fancy, &c.
eastern, fancy. &c; walnuts California
bleached No. l. 14Ql5c; pecans, jun
bo. lac; extra large 14hc: Brazils, lac; /;
flberts. lac; Mexican pine nuts, zoe;
evaporated apples per lb., 12@12hc;
apricots. 15W16c: nectarines, lie;
peaches. 12hc: pears, 1Sc; plums. lie.
raisins, 7@7hc; seedless muscats, &c;
loose muscats, 7@7hc.
DATES-Persian dates. 6hQ61ac; Fard5,
DC.
VEGETABLES-S beans. 2h@Sc:
wax beans, 21sQ3c; beets. 60c sack: fancy
celery, SO@S5o doz. evaporated chilis. 20
QS0c lb.: garlic, 7c lb,; lettuce. $1.0O crate;
peas. 51ac h.; spinach, 15c doz.; turnips,
SOC sack; cabbage. $l.25Q1,50 sack; local
tomatoes, 20Q30c box; cucumbers, 25c box;
green corn, $1.25 sack
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter. 2-lb ROLL fancy. ......... 85c
Butter. 2h-lb. roll. Poppy. ..... soc
,rst ana COOKING ;;,;,''..,.'';. .::.''''''' eSe
Potatoes, fancy 100 lbs.............. 500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Cereals OF the World

N0T0dto " eHO WOTio
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov 9-Wheat-
Club, 63@6ic; blue stem. 66967ci red COG
&c; Valley, 66c.
TACOMA, Nov 9.-Wheat unchanged; /;
blue stem, Csc; club, 66c; red 64c.
II you want 20 go east. 4. Hnydoek.
Agent Illinois Central R.R.. lis w. eth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

dssNot included in totals because con-
Hining other items than clearings.
fgalances paid In cash
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

Homeless children received and placed
IN homes for adoption. Apply Rev, o.
society. - bradbury building. Los An-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

GRAIN AND FEED (per 100 lbs.l-
Wheat s1.60; Y heat U00-lb. sackl, Sl.65;
s1.45; bran. heavy. .s1.30: rolled barley,
20; oil cake meal, s2.25; cotton seed
meal, s1.s5;, cocoanut cake, $A.55: shorts
s. 50; eastern Kaffir corn, si.s5.
HAY-(All per toni:
Choice wheat and hay. $1,000 to s21OO ton
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Boston Stocks and Bonds

| BY Associated Press.
| BOSTON, Nov 9.-The following were
the utlIciai CLOSING Quotations tUuay tor
| stocks and bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Hotels and Lodging Houses
Miscellaneous

FOR SAL, NEW AND SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables bar fixtures
of all kinds; easy payments. Send for
catalogue THE Il r U N s w C X
Third street, Los Angeles.
YOU CAN BUY GOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at F. w. KRINGEL'S, S45 g.
Spring. Tuning and repairing Broad
way 1858. Home FS126
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

The following are the jobbing prices
in the local market: ,. ,z.,
EGGS-Fresh California ranch 4oc;
northern, SSc; eastern fresh, Ssc; stor-
BUTTER-Fan local creamery, 75c;
Valley creamery. 721fQ76c; coast coast.
creamery. 62h@65c; choice, 57hq62Hac;
cooking, 22c; La France, 75c.
HONEY-Water white, 60-lb cans, 10
TIC; light amber 6q6kc; Honeycomb,
water white, lib frame Ice; white. lac;
light amber, 12@13c; beeswax, &c;
large. lie; Young America, 1Sc; Hand,
iSc; eastern, singles, l61kQ17c; twins. l59
1eihc; Cheddars. 16@lG1kc; Longhorns, l7g
1Tikc; Daisy. 17QD171Rc; Swiss. imported, 70
Q29c; Swiss, domestic 2oc; Limpurser'
CH1LI-Evaporated. 2oe; sun dried. zoe;
ground, '121kc; Mexicans, black. 1Sc; green,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10

POTATOES (rer 100 lbs.)-Burbank, To-
cal. new. $l500165; Salinas. $1.9O92.OO;
Highland Burbanks, I.15; Oregons.
sl.65; sweet potatoes $1.75@2.OO; Wat
sonvilles. $1.85 "a 100.
BEANS (all per 100 lbs.)-Pink No. !.
81. 10000; No. 2, $1.9O; Lima, No. l. $3.50;
Lady Washington, No. l. $2.90Q3.00; small
white, $3.6OQ3.75; blackeye. S4.25Q4.50; Gar
vanzas, &.25@4.50; German leatils. $500
$1,000
ONIONS (per 100 lbs, yellow Dan
yer local. $1.25 q 1.50; northern. SLIPS;
garlic. &c; Australian browns. $125 ~
APPLES-A $1.00;. Belle,
fieurs, $1.00@1.20; choice. 75c; Missouri
Jonathans, $500; Colorado Jonathans,
$2.15@2.25.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows (per pounD;
Hens, 2Oc; young roosters, 19c; fryers,
! 21c; old roosters, 13c; broilers, 22c: tur-
keys, 23@25c; old, 24c; geese, 15c; ducks,
1ec
For stocks in good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 14c:
| young roosters 14c; fryers. 15c; broil-
ers, 22c; old roosters, SC; turkeys. local.
lie; old toms. 17c; young toms, 19c; hen
| turkeys, lie; geese, &c; ducks, lie; squads,
BAKERS FLOUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat-Per bbl.. s5.25; blended
CEREAL GOODS-Wholesale prices are
T1lIo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11

of the defendant when she was arrest.
cd on the evening Of the second day lat
or at Gold Roads, and all Of which
Miss Miller positively identified in
the presence of the court.
The ouly excuse offered by the de
PENDANT was that Miss Miller, had Civ
en- her permission to use Anything be-
longing 20 her while she was confined
to her home, and that she asked her 10
wear her ring so that it would not hc
lost during her enforced confnemeni
to her home and 10 the hospital. She
also stated that ~ late hour the ev.
cniug before she left for Gold Roads
that she had received Telegram call
ing her to that camp NJ once where n
position awaited her, and that she
only intended 10 stay there until the
18th Of this month, when she would
return and give the articles taken Ga
Miss Miller, who would have no use
for them in the meantime. and who had
given her permission TO use them.
Al late hour las, evening she had
not yet furnished the required bond
and WINS still languishing In the ladies
ward Of the county Jail.
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CATTLE SUPPLY IS +.
RUNNING STRONG

KANSAS CRY, No., April 6-I
Monday cattle market was strong
and active, and il looked like this
would be a good week, sbut too many
cattle have arrived since, running
largely to beef steers, and the volume
of beef Is too heavy for prices TO hold
up. Run in three days is $4,000
head. about 5000 more than IN any re.
cent week on Same days, and prices
today are 10 lower than Monday. Sol
far this week receipts from the
west have been confined to pulp fed
steers from Arkansas valley at s5.O'
and $40, stockers and feeders from
the Denver yards at $4.35, a. big string
ut $3.50, Monday, killers Ut $4.35, Pan.
handle killers, lightweight steers, at
sl.35 to $500. a tyain Of Idaho eat.
tie will be ON tofRorrow's market,
same stun sold mt t.35 to- $3.50 al
week ago, and the market pr on this
class in very little changed from then.
Corn fed Okiahom" steers TINS week
sold Mt *'.'o To 500, ana quarantine
steers at $i.oo to $o'oo, Z" tram OF j"
loads OF 100 Id. meal fed steers, 'o'
head, from hockwa'', Texas NJ 400
Yesterday. Grass cows from southern
Texas sold Mt Sa''o today ana grass
steers Mt s'''o, hrst OF tho season
hore. Cattle receipts increased -
per cent IN March here, as compared
with March year ago. slaughter on
the packers increased 40 per cent, but
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
Nellie Meade Is Held to
Answer for Its
Theft
No Evidence to Connect
VIM. Miller With
the Crime
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Bold aud unconccrncd TO the last,
Nellie Meade who il charged with
grand larceny In stealing a silk coat
q silk dress aud other valuablcs from
Miss May Miller, faced Justice of the
peace Kcohane yesterday. who held
her to appear before the next grind
jury under bonds Of $1,000. william
Miller, who was arrested with her Mt
Gold Roads on Friday night last, on
the charge of being an accomplish,
was discharged, there being no evidence
to connect him with the crime In any
way
The testimony Of Miss May Miller,
whose wardrobe was despoilcd, aud
who was almost left without a change
of dresses, which was corroborated TO u
great extent 10y other witnesses, was
in part that the witness had met III,
defendant In the Wilson hotel for tn,
first time in the month of Januar,
last subsequently Miss Miller NOV
ed 10 l2l North Granite street, an,
after she met with the accident which
| injured her arm some weeks ngo
whine farming ON nm electric light u
her apartments, the defendant way cal
cd IN TO nurse her. s,he savc~ Neils
Meade the KEYS to her home, and toll
her TO use anything there she desire
aud make herself at home. On Apr
ith the witness left for the Mercy hos
pnnl, for treatment, and asked the d.
fcndant to 90 with her, and continue :
act as her nurse there. This propos
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
.LGCG WEED KILLS
HERDS OF HORSES
Poisonous Weed Destroys or Ruins Many
Animals IN the Chino Valley and
Upper Verde Ranges, and Cattle Are
Dying IN the Oak Greek Country.

j. F. Storm who was city yesterday authority for the
nearly all Of the horses the Chino valley and upper
ranges useless condition from the Ell
feet the found all that section
Within the past thirty fine saddle horses belonging to King
been ruined from eating OF which died while
holes ranges bear evidence OF its poison
Gus effects which have died
from its ~
He brought with him the valley sackful Of the weed
which has laid low many useful cqunes and ruined forever
Der Of others He the G. Stephens the stock
who Immediately expressed to the agricultural department
Washington, which has taken the matter up with him with a
finding remedy for its fatal effects horses At
glance the weed resembles 70 alfalfa but closer
dsoses the that bears relation TO that useful
fodder plant. oi t "''' ''" poo .Gf.}
C. stephens when interviewed concerning the matter which
important stockincn s." called attention OF
agricultural department the great loss in the herds of
horses the from the effects OF eating this weed during the
past spring months consgnmcnts of the
weed to Washington upon which they desired make with
view OF discovering anloc for The authorities there
have for another bunch which today and in addition TO
this expert expected here short
time make personal examination and Of the conditions
as existing. .t
DR. Day attention was called - some time ago and he has
been OF great deal getting the government
authorities interested the matter The horses the Of
both Chino valleys and the upper Verde section almost
dead useless from eating and losses also reported from the
Walnut and Kirkland sections where known
have any damage before the Oak
report that cattle that vicinity dying from which has
been almost unhcarl OF before in this part Of Arizona
Describing its effects horses he stated that animal
which dead loco will live general rule but short
time Once the animal acquires appetite for it, all other food
appears be dcspscd by it, while horses which only the green
stuff live for but useless practical
vice concerned Some be led with halter while
others when saddled will pitch backwards and appear have
tircy lost the Of instinct When led they will
drink appearing absolutely obyous surroundings al
though known be thirsty. while others will drink hearth,
when given the fluid OF bucket that will
from effects The greatest losses stock from the poisonous
the during othc
green feed but when horse he oppo
tuniy nbbc it, almost always OUTLYING his usefulness a
short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
PROBATE COURT MATTERS.
Orders Issued in tho Mitchell and
Metcalf Estates.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

In the probate cour, yesterday an
order was issued for the sale of The
rcnl estate aud personal property of
the estate of Sarah w. Mitchell, de.
ceased The propcrry consists of Ave
and one.balf lots on North Mccormick
street and five dwelling houses aud the
furniture contained therein. Since the
death of the dcceascd no heirs have cy.
er been discovered, aud the proceeds oi
the sale VIII 90 into the county treas
ury IL none of her relatives can be
found
The FINAL account of Charles MotcHf
guardian of the estate of Natalie Lucy
Mctcalf, minor, was allowed aud set
tied aud the guardian discharged. Tn,
estate WIS legacy aud the procoedingi
should have taken place In the probate
court of MohaVc county were II not foi
the fact that the guardian Ia the pro
bate Judge Of that county. and incom
petont 10 act under the Arizona Ttn
tutca.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
NEW ELDORADo.

A Kingman report says Reports
ammo from southwestern Utah, one of
the widest spots in the west ot the
finding OF immcuso placer folds IN what
ia known rs Cedar basin. The mines
ARE north Of Iceberg canyon, one OF the
canyons u the Colorado, and On the
ems, aide of tho Virgin mountains,
Last s,nnmcr rich vcips OF gold We're
found there, hut lack of water made
il impossible 10 work them. Tho placcr'
are reported ti,h in coarse gold.
4 rush FROM ST. George, Utah, an'
the Muddy valley in Nevada. is now on
and many people are on'htt'ng n
those points, and will 20 to the new
Eldorado ut once.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
BRADLEY AND O0RAN
VISIT SEVERAL
CAMPS
Steve Moot Has Mill
Nearly Ready to
Operate
G. Charles Davis Also
Installing a
Plant
(From Tuesday g Daily.)

Mark Bradley and a. J. Dorau, the
mining men. returned yesterday from n
business visit through the mining
camps Of the Hillside, Eureka and the
southern districts of Mohavc county.
Mr.. Bradley stated that their trip
was not ms pleasant MS II might be on
account of the rainstorms which visit
ed these sections during their travels
from Hillside TO the Mobayc county
line aud return.
lie stated that Steve Moot had his
mill about completed, and was getting
ready TO make run On ores from his
mines, aud that . mining man named
Bland was installing mn air compress
sor aud n gasoline hoist ut his camp IL
the Grcyback mountains.
q. Charles Davis, who has valuable
mining properties near the boundary
line Of Mohnve and Yavapai counties
has new wagon road fifteen mile
completed into his camp through th
Bride creek country. and has piece
of machinery for his nav mill seattcre'
along the road almost for the cntir
distance. f.4.
Feed for stock was noted to be OK
ccptionally good. it being knee deep
but apparently no cattle to eat IL.
The trip wns devoid Of incident out
side of the fact that both parties wer
Inconvenience much on account of th
unpleasant weather.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
thinks A WOMAN
SEEKS HIS
Strange Hallucination
Possesses Pat
Hague
Demented Man Is Sent
To The Phoenix
Asylum

inhoring under the hallucination that
bc IL being pursued 10y womnn dressed
in mems clothing bent upon taking his
life, aud with his mental faculties mp
parcntly forever impaired, Drs. IooDcy
and Yount pronounced Pat Tague n ~
subject for the territorial asylum for
the insane yesterday afternoon nj .
O'Clock before probate Judge &. j..
Hicks who, IN accordance with the yer
diet Of the physicians, committed hin,
to confinement in that institution.
Tho dcmented man was arrested by
deputy sheriff John Merritt few
days ago in the Black Rock district up.
ON warrant based on complaint
sworn 10 by n prominent citizen 81
Gilbert, which stated that his mind was
uhhnlanccd, and that the ncighbors
were in constant fear that he would
take the life Of some innocent person
during his temporary arrangements.
The evidence showed that tho patient
WIZ w fbHStan' ttffbT W NoWhn
dressed in mems clothes, who was
nwniting a chance 10 murder him nj
the first opportunity. He stated that
during trip from Ash Fork 90 Wick
cnburg he heard this woman telephone
to the officers tn keep n sharp lookout
for him, aud that after he Ind secured
employment In the mines that she was
the cause of his discharge on more
than one occasion. ITc left Cnnancn
some time ago. aud believes that she
has followed him over since.
All Of the evidence introduced tend
ed to show That the man was insane
and that the woman he mentioned was
purely fictitious character.
Little ~ known Of his previous his
tory before arriving in the vicinity Of
Gilbert a short time ago. where his
strange actions aroused the citizens "a
the fact that he was dangerously In
sane. lie il man passed middle
age, apparently minor by occupation
of medium weight aud height, and
dark complexion.
The dcmcutcd man was taken 10 III,
territorial asylum last night in Gus
tody of deputy Merritt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11

ton the defendant accepted, promising
to move there the following day To take
care of her, in the meantime leaving the
patient under the care Of another lady.
On the evening of the 9TH Miss Miller
gave the defendant sl0 with which TO
make some purchases Of apparel, which
she needed. which the defendant did,
stating the cost 90 he ~, and Offering
to return the ~ In change, which the
witness told her to spend for au oyster
stew and some other dolicaeies for her.
Subsequent events proved tina, the
Meade woman did not pay for tho mr..
ticlcs purchased, but instead told the
parties from whom the purchases were
made that she would return with the
price the following day, The defend.
ant also informed Miss Miller that she
was in receipt of telegram calling
her 10 Ash Fork 10 meet her mother on
the same evening, but when witness
begged her not to leave her she promis.
ed that she would not hut would return
10 the hospital the following morning
NJ = O'Clock. This she failed TO do
and Miss Miller, becoming suspicious
asked her nurse to visit her rooms
and find out what was the matter with
Nellie that she failed to come TO her. A
visit 10 the house disclosed the fact
that the trunks and closets there hao
been tampercd with, which was imme
distely, reported to Miss Miller, VIII,
lett the iespitel in-th early afterncon
and after reaching the premises, foun'
TO her sorrow that her wardrobe ha,
been rtsVxIea by the sab~cHcctdf,a sill
coat, a silk skirt, blue silk skirt, IN,
n number Of other articles, besides
gold ring, with a valuable setting, nj
OF which were found In the posscssio
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
Miss Arnold Cannot Get
Married to Her
Indian
Unable TO Find Minister
Who Will Tie the
Knot

Ms. Cnra Nrnuld of Denver ~ hav-
ing all varieties of trouble in her eli
forts to got herself united in the
bonds of holy wedlock with her pictur
csqnc, blankoled Pueblo Indian hus-
band 20 be. Miss Arnold and Chavar-
rin the Santa Clara chief, have been
trying 10 get married for the Pnst sew
On years. Last week they arrived in
Santa Fe, secured u license and de-
emrcd that they were going TO take the
fatal step on the spot, but they have
not yet taken it and at present they
seem IN no Immediate danger Of taking
IT..
They left Santa Re after every min
lister in town had declined to marry
,hcm.Now they hrc in Denver hunting
up IA proper clergyman TO do the job,
| but the trouble seems to have but com
mcnccd. The denver Republican OF
late date says:
| Albino Chavarra aud Miss Cora Ar
mold were not married yesterday, al
though they came from Santa Fe "a
find n minister 10 perform the cere'
mony. They could not find clergy
man in that city who would consent "a
marry them and they came to Denver
Sunday night to have the ceremony
performed II was announced that the
Very Rev. Dean H. Martyr Hart was
10 make the happy two one, but tho
couple had not rcckoncd with the Dean
"Miss Arnold" said Dean Hart last
night, "is determined to marry the In
dian and she will marry him il she ha,
to hunt n minister for year, but
will never marry them. And she does
know much better than Ia ask me 10 dC
10. have not been asked 10 perform
the ceremony and | am very sure that
will not he. ! have talkel with Miss
Arnold in times past and she knows
better than TO ask me to marry her I,
an Indian.
II was matter attendant with mucl
difficulty 10 learn anything of th'
movements of the Indian chief and hi,
bride to bc yesterday Chavarria spen,
the day mt the Arnold home in the col
onnadc apartments, mt Colfax and Ma
rion streets. There Miss Arnold wal
also. In the apartments folk could b,
heard walking about. \ vigorous ring
ing of the bell brought no response. 4
call on the telephone met with lik,
reception. and many attempts to GO
some one to 90 10 the door failed igno
minously. The lovers who have takei
upon themselves to solve the problem
Of "Stronghcart' were firmly In
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
,,cn,hea behind the slss. door Of the

trcnched bemdd tne Rs"r"
epar,ment. So far ~ could be learned
they did not leave the Arnold nome al
Law. although it is understood that
emis.arics searched the town for Q min
is,,r 10 make the hearts OF two races
ns rcprcscn,cd by the Indian and Miss
Arnold beat ~ one. Success ana not
crown their efforts and Heap Big In.
inn rolled in his blanket skulkcd, not
In his tent. but in tho fashionable
apartments Of the Arnold home.
County Clerk A. X. Vickery early in
the dav called upon County Attorney
Tebbctts for legal advice on whether
no shorld issue u license for the pair II
the Indian IN his rcgimcntals should
call for it at the marriage license desk.
The legal luminary said for tie clerk
70 issue the license. But no license
has been issued.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
Spent Sunday Hero.

W. \. Goldsworthy, general agent
OF the =. =. ~ and r., and tributary
lines with headquarters at Phoenix,
spent tn. ssabbathis this city visit.
ing with relativas and friends. lie was
fo1nsriy pysstant passenger and
freight agent here, where his genial
manners and business qualifications
cndeared b i'm TO large circle Of our
people.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11

NoIE.-Baking powders that are sold at
zen 10 Unity cents a pound, or q cent
an ounce, are made from alum. Avoid
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11

Pa'et BAKING Powosa Co.
CHICAGO.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-11
NEW scuuyyLER WAGONS.

Frcd G. Erccht hai l"s, received
carload Of Schu,,lcr wagons, also
supply Of spring wagons and buggies