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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Un pueblo que progresa mo
raImente. Intranquilldad
que desaparece
e. CRiMEN De PlNAS
Un circular 4 Mr. Post con
motive del puente sobre
el rio Lajas.
e. CRlMEN De PlNAs

rrinelpiamoa' ssias notas imvar
Sisndo iusticla:
Asto pusb'o qus tsnto 90 distin
gui6 sn 6posa no lsiana por 81 espf
ritu bslieosu sonatantss rsvueltas,
dando lugAr & que ss forms ara dc 81
sl soussEto mas dssfAvorsble, On ssts
perfodo hist6riso sstf dsndo una nota
a.ta de moderation y do rsspsto ! &,
blioo como si efsctiv amsnts.se hubisss
opsrAdo On sac moradorss una gran
transt ,rmasi6n polf,ieA y social.
Nos refsrimes & la honr sdex pro-
verbal dc sus veclnos, muy sspseisl'
usnte do los que viven olvidados do
10 fortuna
AQui ID Ass pohre 90 trAbaiado'
70. sLteida y sAbs rspstAr 10 agsno.
De Ahf qus la poliefa no tenga que
elersitar persasueiones contra ella,
nj que 20 sstahleXsan dsnuneias ants
lcs trlbunAles.
Esas virtudea indudab emsnts al
eanxaFAn mayor deaarrollo euando TO-
dos 10 sompenstrsn do los multi plss
bsnsnsios que brinds el saber, y 10
baaqusn haslendo que sus hijos fee'
eusntsn Gin interruption. los satabls'
simisntoa dc snsehArxs popular.
-Ninguna notisiA hA venido pos
Ssriormsnts 6 haaer 10 luz que buasa'
mos On el suseso sAugrisnso do sPi'
GasS
Htssa ahora sigus prsdominando
sl iuieio do que 81 mismo Avslino Or.
asgA 90 suicidarA Al YER el estado
mortal dc au advsrsario en 10 luchs.
I'll aupsrvivisnts Juan Marrsro,
sigus rslasivamsnts meior do sus hsri
das. Es posibs que salvs su mano
ain 10 amputaei6n, que indis6 sl facuD
tseivo. On sus prineros rseonoeimien
bos.
-Hsmos visto una aarts, LENA do
rasonamientos, dirigida al Honorable
0ohsrnador Civil, impetrando "a me-
disei6n On lcs trabsios que 90 han
iniciado para reconstruir sl puente 10
aRto Lsias
Niess bisn Mr.. Post On el contsx
10 do ssa csrsa y sfrvase ponsr, SIP
tArdanza, sl saul.rio en- ssa 1aga can
csrosG.
ii vecindArio de Toa alta sstG
pidisndo 4 EfiIos ass puense.
Q's % sompla xsA, sin fAvoritisno
Dc ningdo gknsro.
-Lusas Rivera, prosss ado DOR ss'
0usOton do ula pArientA on euarto
grAdo con sanguinso, aver % sas6 cl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14

4 d Clubs po 'ftIsos y 80 sonduss impair
eislmsnte ain deisrss casr dc n'rguI
Iado.
Asi qusremos noaotros & los en-
plssdos amerisanos No loa qusre
mos psrsiguieudo por listema { loI
unionisias y II sorprsndisndo & Fran
90 T>ro, 4 Simon Roman y & otroI
Ffansos y simonss, que aqpf vlvisror
Asu antcio q cuentA do rspublica.
nos.
En- 10 adminiltraei6n do cbrrsoI
local 10 dstuvieron amos dias un cor
tihcsdo & don jose A. vivoni Dol
pusrilss prstxtos. Se,iA msior gu,
On sss despasho onsiAl do tan dsliea
do rsmo 90 hlcisra menos politics.
pues estamos tsntados dc hAssr llegal
& WAlhlpgtop, al troneo, nuestraa
dudas y Queias.
Ell doctor don Elsutsrio Q1f3.
mes hs disho honradaments, que 10 va
{ ser forzoso rsnunoiar sl cargo ID
odsial dc Sanidad lossl, pues 81 no VI
bieu 10 comisi6n do sisrtas ipiusti'
elias ni pueds preatarss 6 elias. Elsu'
ssrito % nm hombre sano. Aparisio,
sl otro n6dico .eomo los In.
sorporados quiersn que sea. POGO
tempo.
-Cisrtos repubicanos aq uf 90 ha
propusslC, parsss, ngurar como testi
COS en- dsnuneiaS J ranches contra los
uuionissss, snesr nAdos por los vsinte
reales que sada uno perelbs como I'll
on 10 Corts de Diatrlto. YyA hasta
mAsstros do sseusla Abandonsn aus
sarsas para saissir como tsetiRos y
t0c0r veiRts rsolss.
Atraido por los vsinte reales, al
Ruien desfs aysr que OF mo tssliRo de
cargo satabA dispuesto & seavir STEM.
pre- ' nunsA como do dessargo, toda
vsE que sltos q timos no sobrahau.
Hey cisrtas sosAs y olsrtas ,gsn.
elias que son muy psligrosas.
Y hey vsi1ats reaIes que suslo uisr
die producsn graves dsssneGnsos '
aotonss graves,
-En los nome atos sn que essribo
llegs q mi moGlrsdor The EoCe de
Ponce, fsshada sl cuatro, y nm amigo
me llama Ia atsnei6n sobrs nm essrilo
urossx que trAe, Autorix ado On San
German por SalpiciO. III tel S,llpic;o
90 muy conocidO. y no vale In pspA
osupArnos de IN sntidad nj do los
sonesptos qus smile. Eseribe sn The
EOgk. NADIA mas.
N. N.
tContinuArA maiana.l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
0esde San German
Estado an6malo de las oficinas pd>
b]icas'>>Un teniente que recibe
prestamos>> Investigator,

Aver eSluvieron On ssta siudst
los seiiorss Acting sserstArio do Pusr
10 Rlso, Coronel Hamill Fiscal deI
Diasriio dc MayssuI, prActisandc
una jnvestigasi6n aob . deuuu ala
formul adas arts 81 Honorable Gobsr
nAdor civil. e7ntrA al Ju,x mupieipa]
losAl aontra el Tsnisrts Ca,als de
10 Poliefa insulAr, con molivo de ha'
Dor aldo iDiustsments privsdos do "a
iibsrtsd eisrtos ind,vi3uos , do algc
asf c;mo an rancho que 80 frsgu6 con
'ra sllos por NOR dc intripss polftsas
y polisiasas.
In invsstgAei6n 90 prastic6, %
ei6rso; pero ca nada, qus sepamos, %
relasion6 con el Tsnisnts Casals.
Vsrsmos 81 tsl invessigaci6n 10
Qusds. ecmo otra', en invsstiga1.
-sabemos de cisrto Tenisnte dc II
Polisfa insulsr que, con anterioridad
al 2s do Novismbrs, hIzo nm psdido
dc $500 On cisrta Ooja de prkstamos '
horTss, proponisndo como garantss
q csertds personalidades del partido
rapubiieano. Y sahemos tambi6n que
81 mismo isniente formula On el mis-
mo BAnco otro pedido por s40O que
rssibi6 son las mismss gArautfAs.
III hstho Ell sf serG 10 mas ssuo
que darse quisrA; pero nAdis nos Olga
que on i'fs do pol'cfa que tomA dine
70 q prestAmo, con RAransfss do ter.
eeros, no quedA obligado para CON
Gus gsrsntes, Dor grAsitud, y mueho
mas, anando los gArADtss aon i,fss
locales do PArtido.
Cleric invsstiRador do r n,as
Iatsrnaa hs scmado squf tambi6n di,
zero en- 10 Csia do sho-ros y pr6sta.
mos con 10 garepMa ds cisrlos rspu-
h!icanos Eas investigsdor 20 insert.
bio AQui como rlestor 8 hixo poli,iea
Republicans, pidi6 lieenaiA por dos
mssss para ir q los Estados Unidor, =
40 fue. pues 80 qusd6 sQuf para las
slsssionss y aquf sgus. alsgAndo STEM
ore que Ss investigator.
Nosotvos no ereemos que pueds
eisrssr tslss funsiones On nm pueblo,
nipgan hombrs que tomA direro con
garan'fAs nj que So signifeA somo
polflico. Y msnos srsemos que tep "a
AutorI dad para ostentAr &C nsinuAmen'
10 tGnaaaO TtW5Ivsr no eHiAndo 90 fun'
stones. II busn SsHor Aludido res
ponde 81 ucmbre do J J Sisbsrt.
-AQui srssmos que ppeds habsr
an solo investigator. Y csc cargo 10
vene eisreisndo Mr. ChGs A. JuAi
70, quisn no haes pt lflieA nj sonsurrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
!ulclo por IIbeIo en- 10 Corte
municipal de Baysm6n.
Otro lLiciO por motfn.
BUeNA IMPRESSION
Una ley sobre el monopolio
de los articulos de prime.
"a necesidad.

Hoy 50 ~ vlsto On la Corts ma
lnicipsl de Bsyam6n sl iuieio por IL
bslo contra el ssnor Conirsra Ramos,
director do sEl Aguilss do Pores, &C.
gdu dsnunsis prsssntadA Dor don
kodssto Arshills, dc Toa Alta.
-Msnsns % vera sl juieio eoptvs
loo individuos que promovisreu sl
mosin On Bsyam6n, del euAl rssulta'
| rou varioz hsridos.
-Ha sausado muy husns imprs'
sion sl arsfsslo que puhlisGramos sysr
On primsra plana rstsrsnls & 10 Com
pAnfa do ssrros y alumhrAdo e'kstrl'
COS. En vsrdad qxs - passn de sas'
tano ossuro los psriaisios cue sstk
cAusando al pdbliso que saga y que
10 VI muy NAL ssrvido.
-Tsnsmos notieias que m oil Con-
ssio Eissutivo % prsssnlsrG, para 10
prSxima legislature. una 10y tsndsnts
q svitar sl monopoli0 "a IL vsnta dc
artfeulos do primera nsessidAd, dc
tGndoss psnaa contra Loo que 90 dedi'
can & sss nsgsaio immoral que tanto
psriudisa { les Classs pobrss.
-Llsmamos 10 stsnsi6n dc nuss'
troa lessorss respseto & las notss ds
nusatro eorrssponsal On San German
que publisamos On otro lugar. Rasda
dssirss que aqusllo % 40 verdAdsro
campo dc Agrsmsnts On 10 que res
psstA 4 oHsinas y fanoion arios insu'
lares.
-DiAlogo oil vasIo: Dos sanoras
sonvsrs Absn dc sombrsros sa ana o.
quina do 10 aalls dc 10 Fortalsza.
Una dssis: He eomprado IN SOM
brero presioso On el sParia BsxNs
por seis pesos y ESQ que una amiga
me diio que alli todos Lou sombreros
valian Is pesos. 70 quise rsndirus Q
susnta y estoy muy istssha, puss
hay sombrsros mas bonitos y mas be-
ratios que On nipe6u otro lado.
A sodas las personals que los pro-
tscloras del sPArfs BsxaIs lss digan
10 mismo, les suplisamos vspgsn &
eonvsnse'ss do 10 soDtrario, puss el
svsris Bs1srs 90 10 casa que sostisns
10 moaA On Puerto Rico y que vsnda
mGs haPAto los sombreros.
Puerto Rico con respssto "a status!
Qaisra Dios ore no NOS qusdsmoa
On stratus llegando pronto 6 la t ltdiA
essi6D, 8 & la sonsolidasi6Dl nj mems
IN st0t1 quo. Qus dicsn los pastorss do
10 religion sat6lieA.
EI homhre que rife,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
LABORATORIO
Quimico.M Microl6gico
boetor RullleFme SaIazaT'
oR1aTINA. W Q.
DASI { HERDMAN
OOmerciantss Importado.
rss. Vsntas II Dor mayor.
Playa dc Ponce.
AVISO

ss vsnas por L. milad De 81 ValoR
an Aparaso para fabrisAr hshdAs e..
6onAaada& Be s0npons as Esnsrador
Rss tas@ss son sas ssrrsspondlanna
lAvadaros dsgAz, anA nssa sara liz
nAs eotsllaa - lAponss De Eravlaaalsa
. N llsaadaR De slfoasa.
raFa inaosmss aiFislEss sa Camar
4 AwvoaD cAawzEIn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
DR.. Antonio Molina
MEOICO TITULAR ESPECIALISTA
En- enfermedades de
Los OIos' O|dos' La NarIz ' GlIglntl
lContinuarA mAnana.l

hofaa ds conauiau
S - tsros 60 90 depaaho, Plaza Prnapal
Conaulins
a1ss mareolss visrnss de a ,ards
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14

Vease nuestro interesaute 70.
netfn FL Ca60I2ero de ca.
SG Ro,a, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14

vilmenIs, dsspues de hGber aleanxAdo
10 oporIunA dispense ante 10 CorIs cs
Distrito.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Dieiembrs u do 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
PoR sio.2oo

p eeaaa9o. - vanda = aaaA -
assmlaa8n saaFRanaanss "a mAi m
aMgA nlaan4A "a :. a4Rr1a a sllaaaa
carsss e $50 Asaieo uiasA ! kaFa
Z ma a. q saesa@2aa e emp@na
- - MR1Aa - szMa4aa. kas1a4
$50 e s4Ea - 80 A1 - #sAa
ama y - H8F@saaF sMsA = kzas
- - aa ~ - 50 zsas
AsA - nArA AAz = naesR a -
aAaas 80 u8aaAan a mMFrRaNs.
~ lztF7a tiF.EiFsa1 asa uii
- aa0-Fsa cxia-sAlis sgs
EhSsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
NONUNION SAILOR
SERIOUSLY BEATEN

Three men are being held at the
police station on suspicion of having
been concerned in a brutal attack on
Paul Charder, a sailor, on Wednesday
evening. The names of the men held
are K. Martin. o. Peterson and Nelse
Eskeldsen. All are sailors and are
said to have belonged to the ship
Kenilworth
Charder is a nonunion man and
the trouble is supposed TO have been
caused on that account There has
of late been more than one fistic diff
ference among union and nonunion
sailors along the local front.
About 1880 on the evening mention
ed Charder and a companion. both
from the bark Klikitat, entered a
saloon at the foot of Nuuanu street
and called for a drink. After the
glasses had been emptied the two men
proceeded up the street in the direc-
ton of King street.
They had not got far before they
were overtaken by several other men
who set up on them and commenced
to beat them with their fists. Charder
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
APPLICATION
FOR WATER
MoIokai Ranch is
After Surplus
Stream.
Sixty Respondents Are
Named In Waipahu
Condemnation.
Hospital and Cemetery Matters
Sanitation OF Honolulu
and Hilo.

An application from the American
Sugar Co. for certain water privileges
on Molokai was the principal matter
discussed by the Board of Health yes
terdav. After some talk it went over
till next meeting.
With President Pinkham were pres
ent DIR. j. r. Judd, DIR. j. T. Wayson
and Abraham Fernandez, members; G.
Charlock, secretary; DR.. j. S. B. Pratt,
chief health officer; Miss Mae Weir,
stenographer; A. F. Judd, attorney for
American Sugar Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
THE MOLOKAT WATER.

Following is the Governor IS letter on
the American Sugar Co. application
for water privileges:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05

Following is the Governor s letter on
the American Sugar Co. s application
for water privileges:
Executive Chamber,
Honolulu, Hawaii, Dee. IS, 1905.
Il. E. Pinkham. ESQ.,, President, Board
of Health, Territory of Hawaii
"Dear Sir: Mr.. Judd, representing
the Molokai ranch, has called on me
and asks what method they shall fol-
low to, if possible, secure a lease of
$50 acres of land formerly purchased
by the Minister of the Interior for the
use of the Leper Settlement, located on
the fats above the pail, of which / en-
close you a description and map.
In the developmen5 Of the agricul-
tural possibilities of that side of the
Island of Molokai, the water on this
land becomes important and, as | take
it, the land above the pail Is of no use
to the Leper Settlement and will never
be used by it, and that there is more
than enough water from other sources
to supply the Settlement.
81 am confident that the Board of
Health will join in the belief that
every resource in the Territory should
be put to its best use, an! recognizing
that there is considerable doubt as to
whether or not the Board of Health
has by law any right to lease land or
to dispose of it to private individuals
or corporations, l suggest that, if it
meets with he approval of the Board, a
resolution be passed, declaring that
this particular $50 acres is not valua-
BILE to the uses of the Leper Settle
ment and, therefore, its control and
management is returned to the Superin-
tendent of Public Works. the success
sor by law of the Minister of the In
terror; and that official can either lease
it or trnsfer it to the Commissioner of
Public Lands, so that it can be merged
with the other lands of the Territory,
and then leased at auction if satisfac-
tory upset price is offered.
Very sincerely yours,
''G. r. CARTER,
- Governor -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05

was struck on the head by a rock
or some other hard substance. re-
ceiving wound that necessitated his
being sent to Queens Hospital. The
other man escaped serious injury by
running away.
Cries for help were heard in the
police station and Assistant Sheriff
Vida and Officer Stephen Parker rush
ed to the scene and after a stern
chase captured the trio at present I'M
der arrest.
Charder has identified them as mem
bers of a gang of sailors who came
into the saloon while they We're drink
ing but denies that any words pass
ed between them while there. No
charge has as yet been placed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
SISkL COMPANY PAID
A Cash DIVIDEND

The directors of the Oahu sisal Co.
paid a cash dividend of one per cent
on January 3 and will probably re-
peat the payment every two months.
The capacity of the plantation is
being doubled and the experiment is
being tried of setting out rows of
young plants between the rows of
older plants.
The Hawaiian sisaI is acquiring a
worldwide reputation and a request
has come from Southern India for a
shipment of plants. A similar re-
quest has also come from one of the
islands of the Philippines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
THE PRESIDENTS REMARKS.

The president submitted the follow
ing remarks to the Board:
''Sections 1120 and 1121 R. L. relate
to the requirement of land by the
Board of Health adapted to and neces-
sary to the use of those persons desig-
mated as lepers. Further powers for
the acquisition of land are specified in
Sections 1888 and 1879. R. L. Any
special method of accomplishment seems
not to have been indicated.
II am unable to state to you the
volume of water available for the Set
Element. but we have between 5000 and
1000 acres of land, the water supplies
for which should be guarded. | pre-
sent to you a communication of the
Governor relative to certain water
rights desired by the Molokai ranch.
While the Settlement may not require
the water in question AMI upon inves-
tigation may we'll surrender the same,
I doubt the wisdom of surrendering the
pail line or a line across the Waihanau
valley as indicated on the map at
tached. I fully endorse The idea of the
utilization of all water supply for en-
HANGING the usefulness of arid lands
providing the water is unnecessary fol
the lands toward which it naturally
trends The only water available fol
| Settlement use now is and would bt
that in the Waikolu valley
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
CONFERENCES.

The president announced that the
hospital question would be considered
at a meeting of a committee of Queen s
Hospital trustees and the Board s hos
pital committee at p. m. today.
President Pinkham, Attorney General
Peters and DR.. Wayson are the Board
committeeman.
1t was also stated by the president
that he intended shortly to confer with
bishop Libert on the condition of the
Catholic cemetery.
Further, the president was going to
make representations to the Board of
Supervisors regarding the advisability
of the utilization of the garbage crem-
atory by the county of Oahu. The
dumping of garbage at Sheridan street
is regarded as nuisance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
HONOLULU SANITATION.

The following summary of work of
the sanitary inspectors for November
was submitted by President Pinkham:
Inspections, 1851; orders given,
1886; orders finished, 1854; orders out
standing, 80; pig permits issued, 10;
number of pigs allowed, $50; duck per-
mits issued, 3; number of ducks al
lowed, So; number of days special duty,
"a
E. G. Keen, inspector of buildings,
plumbing and house sewers, reported to
the Board of Health the following de-
tail of the work of his office for the
month of December:
Plumbing plans filed and permits is
sued for same, 81; separate pieces of
plumbing finished and accepted, 33;
fixtures installed in above, 104; houses
connected to sewer, II; building per-
mits filed and accepted, Is.
Inspections made as follows: Sewer
-; nuisances investigated,
8; building sites examined, Z; build
ings under construction and examined,
Il; repairs of buildings, 25; plumbing,
143. Total inspections, 208.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05

an examination of that source of
water.
In the general conversation that en-
sued the sentiment was general that,
if the water was not necessary to the
Settlement, consent should be voted
for the application. The president
mentioned that the lands allotted 20 the
Board ran to the pail line.
Mr.. Judd thought a lease was hardly
necessary All that the company
wanted was water enough to fill a
three-inch pipe at an elevation of 2046
feet.
Ultimately the matter was continued
till next meeting for Mr.. Lingren s re-
port on Waikolu water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
HILO SANITATION.

The report of Sanitary Inspector
Bowman of Hilo for October and No
.vember was as follows:
Inspections, 1900; orders given, 234 /;
orders finished, 234.
The Hilo rat crusade for October and
November is shown by the following
data:
Number of traps set, 2942; number
of rats caught, 100; number of pieces
of poisoned meat placed, 5661; number
of pieces of poisoned food taken away,
2513; number of rats found dead where
food was placed, 80.
The Hilo mosquito report shows for
the same two months
Cesspools, oiled, S11; catch basins
oiled, As; tanks, barrels, etc, oiled, 75;
pools of water oiled, %; pools of water
filed in, 81; house cutters cleaned and
repaired, 50; back yards cleaned of
tins, etc, 15S; loads of tin cans and
rubbish removed by county. f.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
wAIPAHU CONCENTRATIONS.

President Pinkham s message said
the business before the Board was linn
tied. The legal notices of condemna-
tion of the certain places at Waipahu
would be served today (Friday).
The minutes of the special meeting,
including the expedition to Waipahu,
showed about sixty persons and estates
in the list of respondents to the con-
demnation proceedings
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-05
THE DISCUSSION.

Attorney Judd. representing the cor
poration owning the Molokai ranch,
demonstrated upon a map the nature of
the water privilege desired.
President Pinkham wanted more in
formation regarding the Waikolu val
ley water. Mr.. Judd would be happy
to furnish it, Mr.. Lingren having made
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF EQllCA1IOM

GOOSN UNA reception was ten dered the following graduates of the
 PhoeniX grammar schools at the A. M. E. church on Thursday night by few intimate friends of the graduates: Miss Dorena Smith and Miss Robbie Stew ems. Miss Edna Valentine was includ- ed among the guests of honor though she IS a graduate of the schools of Bis bee The object of the reception was to encourage education among the col ored youths of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
Personal Mention
--..+-....-.-:.-......-..-:..

Lee H. Landis. of the NJ. & P. spent yesterday in Mesa City in the interest of the Randolph lines.
 There were yesterday registered as guests o1 the Hotel Adams: w. G. FL der Los nge les, and C. B. Miller, Chi cago.
 pr. J. Nj. Ford and wife and Ernest Ford and wife will leave tonight for Catalina, where they will spend the summer.
 Mons Ellingson. wife and family will leave tonight over the Southern route for California. where they will spend the sum 'ie1.
 J. A. Bondurant and wife and Bert Wingar and wife, of Mesa City will leave tonight for California, where they VIII sI end the summer.
 F. NJ. Goldwater left this morning over the Santa Fe- for California where he will spend a week on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of inc Commercial: J. G. Kid Tey. San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. A. F. Kinsey. Bisbee; S. F. Longhborough. san Francisco and F. J. Mccarthy, Maricopa.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last evenings train for the south were: Maud Garland for Lodi Cal; J. R. Cuttlel for Riverside; Geo. NJ Jones for Denison, Tex, and Nell Bickley for Ottur1wa Iowa.
 There were yesterday registerel a. guests of the Ford: Mrs. Roman Dobbs and Miss DObbs and Cyrus Robinson, New York City; c. Marozeau, Pitts burg: r. w. Jackson, San Francisco, and Mrs. R IL Boomer. Florence.
 Among ;ke outgoing passengers on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train were: II. Bedding, wife and daughter, for Long Beach; Ellen T. Hamblin for Grand Iiap:1 Mich; Mrs. J. Ranquez for San Diego; Mrs. E. T. Holsinger and daughter for Sunshine. Arizona, and Rose M. Trumben for San Diego.