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PERSONAL.

Hon. John II. Converse was At last ac-
counts in Italy. with his daughter and
son. They were expecting to start home
ward on on about the 18th inst. and t.
arrive in Philadelphia about the Goth
inst.
The Misses Julia and Helen Converse
have visited Algecras, Tangier Gibraltar
Seville and Cordova during their present
tour in the mediterranean and Spain. At
last accounts they were at the Hotel Al
hambra IN Granada and were going next
to Madrid and thence to Nicc. They had
seen much IT, interest them in Spain and
had found the weather quito cold
rho friends of Orvllo G. Wheeler. son
iof Superintendent II. .. Whocler Will
lie glad to know that he has recently
been appointed manager of tho cdu q
tional department Of Che large publishing
house Of q. y. PutnauI's Sons OF Nov
York city. We understand that tbs firm
have recently taken on this dcpa rtmcn,
in their business. and the appointment
of Mr. Wheeler - - great compliment /,
him. Mr.. Wheeler was formerly in bust
ness with a large publishing house in Hos-
ton. and Nermont"rS everywhere will he
dclightly 70 congratulate him upon his
we'll earned promotion.
Mrs Helen NJ. Morgan OF - Davis aV.
cnuc, Brookline. announces the engage,
ment Of her daughter. Miss Helen q
Holmes. to Arthur Peterson Gerry OF
Franklin. y. n. Mr.. Gerry is a grauda t,
of technology class of 1895.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
PHELPS FINED $500.
Other sentences in Washington County
COurt-NicI,ncl Met Artery No Long
or % state barge.

Montpelier. April l..-'harlcs y.
Phelps, who was convicted last week
in Washington County Court of keep
ing n bucket shop in Barre in 1907
aud 100 was this Afternoon sentenced
by JudS" RoWcll to pay a fine OF $500
with costs of prosecutions The maxi.
mum sentence for this offence is 81 n00
and the minilnum sentence 500 Enc
cution of sentences was rcspitcd. the
case Will go to supreme court on OK
,options and Phelps was admitted TO
bail I'm thu, sum Of 81 600.
Fred Baird of Barre, vino WAS con-
yict,d several weeks uuo of nc,tt lar
ccnv. was to-day sentenced ia moi loss
than two nor more than thr,, months
at hard labor in the IIoi,.c or ,,orr,,.-
ton at Ru1l,ud. This co.e also o,..
to supreme rourt ana .rcci,,i,u of
sentence v.,s susncrdcJ noi1 ,..,,
nx.d q, s;oo ,vbi,h was r,,,,,i.hoa
rho divnrrc ..so az t..fo,t, 90.
Iavf..,tc vas h,,,1 AMI ,l,,. ,,,Ii ,,.,.
dismissed rho ro,,i.. ,.,i.,, g. p.,.,..
and th. ul.,ir,ifr .el,.l Co., ,.tl, 49,
,b. o,.,,,,,d ,l,.,, hi.. ,,.i, 49,, ..i,r.,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

All species l"r which a total cut % loss
than l.rU,"" feet was reported arc tahu-
lated. together with mixed timber, uHdcl
the heading "Othcr species" which in
chdes sycamore tup"lc. chestnut, hick-
orN, pecan, NuttCrnut, Cl"rlN. spruce,
sypIoeS blackberry. locust. and willow.
The proportion of veneer stock manu- faC-
turcd IN the leading States is as fol
lows: Wisconsin Il per cent; TcnncS SEQ.
"a Der cent: Indiana. 10 per cent. y, y
York. ~ per cent; Missouri, " per cent;
South Carolina, per cent.
fuller report viii be issued when
complete returns have been received.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

horse for the present at least.
Tho citizens OF the first congressional
district whose names have been mention
cd arc Hon. +. l.. fish of Vergenncs
national hank examiner for Vermont
and Cashier c. T.. PiDney OF the Middle.
bury National bank.
the treasury situation at tho present tim,
that there will be no lack Of good mater.
al, and that there will be an open folo
and "A fair fight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
STATE TREASURER SITUATION.

The most lively subject Of discussion
in Vermont politics at the present time
is th' selection of a republican candidate
fuI the office of State treasurer to sue
coed the Hon. j l.. Bacon os White River
junction, whose letter TO the FREE
PRESS announcing his determination not
to seek "A Reelection opened the way for
a scramble On both sides of the State.
As We said in discussing the sitaution at
ihe time, the idea has been advanced
that when Il Vacancy occurred III this
Office man on the west side Of the
State should he selected for tine nominal
ton but there IS no hard nor fast rule
in relation to this matter.
Judging from the manncr IN which
with the nomination up to ;he present
time" there Is It feeling on the east side
OF til, state that the. honor will not
jump the mountain line this ycar The
Bellows Falls Times says that its town
has Il candidate, but docs not name him.
There is a suspicion abroad ihat the canal
citys candidate is Cashier t. II. Hadley
of the Bellows Falls National bank
The gentlemen whose sames are prom
inentiy mentioned in connection with the
treasury in the second cougr, ssional dis
trict are c. w. Ruiter cashier of the
Merchants National bank OF 81 ,loans-
bury, +. g. Rowland, cashier of the Ma
tlonal bank Of Barre, NJ u. Wells of
Cabot, Il colonel Oh Governor Bell : staff,
and l.. II. cobb Of island Pond, State
inspector Of finance. How active any Of
these gentlemen may he in connection
with the canvass has not set appeared.
ON the west side Of the state only
three names have been published in con-
nect!on with the treasury nomnatlu
although the esteemed Northhcld News
has been moved to ask whether there is
not ii gcntl' man IA this city vino has
been Insisting that when a change was
made in tho state ueasulysu,p the ohce
must positively come Ia the west side
Burlington can usually he trusted to fur
nish a candidate for any good Office
that goes begging, and occasionally a
Burlington man gcls The under hold in a
wrcstlc for public place II this
city has Il candidate Tor treasurer, how
Wer, he evidently prefers to he dark
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

|"r the state? Please specify What mon
constitute the ring that "rules?" And
Is II any different kind Of ring" than
Clements ring" Is our prcscn. state
government the government of a ring?
Is Governor Bell 1t "ring" governor? Was
ne nominated by the machine? Was
governor Mccullough a ring" governor
and was hc nominated by tho machine?
Was Governor Stickncy ring" Cover
nor and was hc nominated by tho ma
ch'no MI Clements machine bureau
says that tho house of Proctor" is the
ruling house," that the "machinc" is
the Proctor machine and that the ring
is tho Proctor ring. But in 1902 Mr.. Clc-
nicnt boltod tn" nomination Of tho man
VINO licked the "machiuo." when he had
"a splendid opportunity to assist in the
wallopnr. Somehow I cannot get away
from the conviction that Mr.. element Is
hard to please. unless we mako him gov
cinor; and that he il moro intent upon
satisfying his ambition tlrin upon reform
ing tho administration or breaking tn"
"machinc."
You ask that tho States adtninistra-
ton bo "cloanscd.' Whose adnnistra-
ton? Governor Bells" Has II been Gov
crnor Bells fault that Some hair-hraincd
! OFFICIALS at the state prison or tho asy-
lum have made mistakes? The cN has
already hcon rcmcdicd. But will Mr. Gle
mont. whom governor" lie infallblc in his
selection of public servants" I'm 1902 nc
selected ~ his manager and chief politi-
cal adviser Joe Jones. VIII Joe direct Mr.
Clements administration as governor?
Let Vermont rather welcome - whole lot
Of palHdinHistratipu aud misman ,sc-
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise
in the new special column of this paper
Some bargains are offered there TINS
week which it will pay YOU TO read
about. See page two. This pape has
about. Sec page two This paper has
and one cent word viii reach
them all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

The announcement of the Hon. Frank
Tor Congress leaves q square iight he
tween Governor Bell and Congressman
HaskiEs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

ieting. Mr.. Ratncy was for five years the
able pastor of the Methodist church at
Randolph, going from there To- LHudou-
Vile two years ago now. Tho Rcv. Edwin
ProutN venerable aud beloved local
preacher of Franklin, is among those
translated to another world during the
past year Ana, OF the widows Of do
ceased preachers Mrs. Lucia iIitchcock
Of Plainiicld but shortly since passed on
10 her reward. Memoirs ~ all deceased
members will be read ut tho morning ecs-
sion to-day
EXAMINATIONS ~ PROGRESS
Tho examination Of the young prcnch,,s
occupied most of the day All uniting with
the conference ON trial have to uase au
examination, and subsequent cNllni,i,.
lions are taken Tor four years following
at which time fun orders arc granted
Local preachers not members Of the con.
ference some times take examinations
for "local orders" the powers and priv
ilcecs " these orders being Identical with
those enjoyed 10y the regularly ordained
membership. Graduates of Methodist code
.l"ges and Theological Scminarios may pro-
sent credits from those institutions and
thus b" relieved from examinations in the
.studicy specified The board of examine.
ton consists OF lG ncmbcrs of which tho
Rcv. W. :. Smithcre Of Waterbury is tho
president and tine Rev. +. r. Clark of
Windsor the registrar. The examinations
are all written. and arc much more riaid
than fprmorlv. nnnv Frequently falling
to pass THE result of tn-dav's cXamiua.
tons Will rot he known until tho latter
part of the week. when thoy viii he r.
ported In open conference at the time
when tho sidcratiou of THO case of each
" those not IA fun orders viii hc takon
up separately, reported, discussed amt
voted upon.
Among those taking the cxamina.
tions in Tia" first year welc Irving y.
RanucN Of south Troy, William T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

Many sufferers from nasal catarrh
say they get splendid results by using
an atom2or For their benefit we pre-
pare ElN's Liquid Cream Balm. EN-
ccpt hat il is liquid it is in all respects
ike the healing, helpful pain allaNing
familiar with for years, No cocaine
nor other dangerous drug in it, Tho
soothing spray relieves at once and
cure is certain Al druggists. ,Ic..
INCLUDING spraying tube or mailed by
Ely Bros 80 Warren street, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
RErLEcrIoNs or \ BACHELOR.

Some boys who go TO yoiIeGc don't even
learn how To play base ball,
1t seems an awful waste of money 10
most people to spend it on sensible things
When man owns a fishing outfit , Is
a sign ne isn't going "a church,
Small boys wouldn't MIND having cars
If there were no mothers 10 wash them.
It's advice when YOU give II ana lcctur-
ing when YOU get IT,
4 man is nearly always ashamed To adj
NIT he never was Wild,
New York Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
F. G. Smith of st. Adams Tells
Why He Cannot Support
Clement.
Finds Mnny General Charges Made b,
Mr. Clement asd His Friends hut
No Specific Attack on Any
State Official.
tFrom the st. Adams McsscngcrD

m sim
Gentlemen. bayc vo,,r rovor NJ ,h,
H2th instant raouos,i,o, ,,,, h,,r,io, -
Ioperat ion in Tho ,,,,on,e,i ,o r,,l>., D.
lcivul W. rlenon, tho nav, ,,,.or,,,., =,
Vermont and astirg mo tn ,ir,,,,,,o .
lpctition to incuce hin, -o r,,,, nc an i,,,o-
lpcndent candidate rho ,,,tt,, f.. ~ .',,i,
limportanc. th,, ,,u ~, o,.i,tnI 8, -
statement ,r tbo ro,..,,,s ,,,,,i,t, i,,,,, ,.
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be urged iu mic i,IoIr AZ. 1ie,,, f.,
lth.i the rca.o,,. was. co, co.,r H., 60, 49,
neal to mo nc e,.,.,3 -, t,i ,.t..,
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were I seo ~, i,,s,,a.,.f,,,, t,,, ..,,,,,
ltion. Mr.. tle,car, v.ii ,,,, v.i,i,,,,. a,,,.
ipetitions. and ho r.,,i ,r,. i,,,ta,,,.I.,,I,
because he a,,,,+ ,,,,, any. o,,o,. r,.,, H.
lis a born ru,,,,, ,,1 f., dane ,,,; ,,'.I
Ito be urped bc ,,ot.,tor
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IEcuniurtou uLn o..,a N, r.,t.,i &C.
IClcment su,l, i,,.'l s,,,,,.,., c,,,,. ,'...,
lapn feel tb,. 3, f. -, ia ,,,,.,.,.., i,,....'.
lance to the ,..,,os which IA. .,,n,,o,,. ..,,,,
to the Interests nf tho St,,,, tina, II, s,,o,,i,I
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,hc men who b,v. o.. ter,,nd ,,,,. st,,,a t,'r
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
Annual Session of Vermont Open.
ed in Morrisville Tuesday
with Examinations.
ADDRESS IN The EVENING
e. }. Ferguson Speaks IN Temperance
.-JDhn ". hamilton Of Sau Fran
cisco the Presiding bishop
Has Iind interesting Carer.

Morrsvilc. April 1S.-For tic soc.
ond time tho Vermont annual Meth
odist Episcopal conference holds it's
session in this beautiful village. the
first time bcinp Il wears ago when
tn" gracious and benign Nindc. Of
suintcd memory. presided over its Sos
| SiohS. NJ that time the church cdincc
of tia" Mothodiste had lust been com
pict'd, ana Pastor puffcr and his pco-
pie were rejoicing over the past vic
| tories ana confidently looking forward
to triumphs yet to como.
The presiding bishop is the Ecv.
John w. Hamilton. -. H. Lib. of
san francisco. Bishop Hamilton y no
Stranger :" Vermont ana the preach
"IS "i IA" Vermont conference. Long
the pastor Of tlr Pcoplc's Church in
Boston h' made it aud himself famous
hF til" miGu" aud successful manner
III which b" raised the funds with
when I" erect the structure 80 great
~ needed 10y Tia" denomination ~ "a
| rdHNlNS plHr" ina that section Of the
nun NAM 30 tiHe he came into tho
| state with pa kag" of paper 'bricks"
u"d'r arm selling thom to his aud
| FENCES. and many It speaker. reader
ANA singer did me scnd ,hrorob ,n,
state proNidu2 cnt,r,,inn.n,s r.,
! the churches here. and -, tho .,,,,.
time r"plonishing tho cnfr.re or hi.
building fInd. When the hishon was
later made tho general scrr,t,,rv of
the Frc"dmdu'S Md ana southern Ed
nc"'ioI society h" WAS WELDON" Of
| ilcial visitor TO Methodist conferences.
Wh"rc Il" delighted the people bv his
addresses ana stimulated Them tn
| iNrth"r activity and gifts by his stories
81 lh' needs. opportunities and tri-
uhpNS 81 tn" educational work in the
ST"di soul llIdnd This is, however,
IN" hrSt time that h" has visited the
conference sine" h" was elected bishop
SIN Years ago.
ELL KNOWN FACES GONE
When tho ,ul +. ..,u.., ,.
craI rrruf.,. r...y .,,, .
missed rho ,.ro,,tL. ~,
whose name boade ,b,. liz, ..,,., ~
led tho conference, q, its ,,,',,.;.,.,,i,,
1>;5. whom IA, vac s,.,,io,,od -, 49,.
has nas~oI away, d,,fr, ,,o ,. w.,
or wears and Of b,pnrs io,.,;,',. .... Ia
or. d prc.iaino oldcr an nnn7,,a,,. ~
souo of the hos, ,n,o,,,n,o,, No.,
father conf,ssor to MANY ~ ,ho ,o,,,~,
members. III. r.a,Iire, or his nam, an,
awaken rccollertions of r,a,rd ava ,,,.,,,
"nc.. Tho conference will also e,t,,.o n,.,..
tho fact that tn. Rev. l. q sh.rhurno
Whn last ,,l;onuicI.j ,l,n ,>,o,;..t..z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19
Up TO DATE.

"iIow does your new typewriter spell?
"Rcform style ."-Baltimorc American.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

You should not feel tired all the time
--hcalthN people don't--Nou won't y
Nou taro Hood Sarsaparila fo' a
while.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

MRS. ELIZA A EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past. present and future. Ladies. 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner of Third St
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
MESA

Chas. HOldren. 4. J. Johnson. B NJ Johnson, F.. P. Grover. W. H Allen were all in Phoenix on business yes terday.
 Word has just been received from Mrs Forest Flood that her husband died of heart failure while al ths. home of his mother in Denver. Colo Mrs Flood is travelling with the Blanch Walsh company. and little Cornelius is with Mrs Floods sister in Plainsfield. N. J. This community sympathizes with Mrs Flood in me loss of her husband. as they both had many warm friends in Mesa.
 Erastus Bingham. ag-d s years died yesterday at II o'clock NIT. Binz- ham was a member of the Mormon faith the greater part of his life. H. leaves wife and a large family In the short time he had lived in Mesa he mad made many friends and the fsmi- ly has the sympathy of the whole community
 Captain Standage wants all mem bers of D company 10 be at tze arrnorv tomorrow night to attend drill The inspecting officer will be in Mesa on Saturday.
 The election fever seems to be sub siding Strangers in Mesa arriving Salurday and remaining until last eve nlng' would naturally think the people have nothing to do but vote
 One of Shattuck & Desmoud-s best young horses had % be shot thIs morning. As the team was being back ed up in front of the store. the ani- mai became entangled in the harness some way and fell. but sprauE un again. when it was discovered that his right hind leg was broken just above the first joint and he was shot. to prevent further suffering
 Mrs Nellie Rappleye Broadway. who was raised in Mesa writes that sin, has now located in Paducah. Ky. MT Broadway has purchased a larg- dru- store there and intends beating Der manen;ly.
 George w and L. R. Lewis are so- ing out or the desert in the mornir-- to put up windmill on their cattle ranch.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

WANTED-Poultry. Ed Olsen. South Seventh avenue. Phone Main 322. MRS. DIR. NEWLAND-Privat home for ladies before and during confine- ment. Children adoOted. S21 West 18th St. Los Angeles. Cal
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
HERE AND THERE.

MarOni McBrayer of Mesa was here yesterday.
 J. F. Sturgeon left yesterday on a business trip of ten days length to Roosevelt and Livingstone
 Ed Carr was called to Mesa yester- day on professional business
 Mrs. F. NJ. Irish Mrs. W. J Kings bury. Mrs. T. A. Jobs and Miss.s Fisher and Ullman were visitors at Phoenix yesterday afternoon
 The Tempe house is sporting a bran new awning and its proprietor. Fred Marsh, mas lost his mustache-queer things sometimes happen as the result of an election.
 John Leggett and Fl. Elliott. both of Canada. who are now stopping at Phoenix, were here yesterday after noon.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
TEMPE
BRIDGE WORK ON
Regular Trains Will Run on Santa Fs
 Soon.

It will be pleasing news to South Siders to know that work on the re- pair of the Santa Fe bridge Is now fra progress. Lat Sunday a party Of for ty men. known as StOddard's gang. ar rived here from SalOme on the A E C- day later a smaller party arrived from Winkleman on the F. S F. The first mentioned party Is camped on the south side of the river near the rnIH and the other one on the north side q the stream Work was commenced the first of this week and Is proer@ss- ing nicely. It will be remembered fhat two spans of the bridge fell during the nigh water of winter before last A temporary structure was built hut soon went out and it was rebuilt the second time. During the November flood the temporary work was aezin washed away and nothing has since been done towards its repair until this week It is not yet known just hovr long it will take tO repair the damae- Tor much depends on how much os the first tier of the piling remains Iu the river bed in condition fIt for The building of another tier On top of if- It IS thought. however. that the work Will be far enough advanced within TWO weeks for the running Of trains and at that time or whatever date the bridge is finished. regular trains will be run on the schedule that was In force before the flood. which win mean that Tempe and Mesa people can go to Phoenix an hour and a half later ID the evening and return about that much earlier in the morning with va rlous other conveniences in regard ta transportation that are impossible. now
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

EDISON photographs and records de- livered anywhere free on receipt full retail price; largest stock Edison records west of Rockies; send for circulars. Peter BacigalUpi. 7S6 Mis- SiOn San Francisco
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

MRS. J. HUDSON KODER, 445 West Washington street. The only real telegnOmist. can tell you everything you wish to know. Special attention given to mining and business read inRS
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
GOT TWENTY YEARS

Deputy Sheriff O. C. Smith of Mar icopa was here yesterday. having re- turned on the noon train from Flor ence. where he has been in attendaue,. at the trial of the Yaqui who beat two men to death with club in Mar lcopa about six weeks or two months ago The Yaqui saw that things were dead against him. and upon the adxIc,- of his attorneys. he pleaded 10 murder in the second degree He was sen- fenced to twenty years in Yuma
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
FIREMAN,s CONTEST.

There was Q meeting of the Tempe fire department In the council cham bers Tuesday evening. the result of which was that sometime in the near future, there will be a contest between the two hose companies Company No. ? issued a challenge To company No. l, the East Tempe company. which was promptly accepted. More definite plans will be made soon and tne con test will take place within the next two weeks
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

FOR SALE-At a bargain, complete modern assay outfit; little used. Ainsworth scale; Braun furnaces, etc; quick delivery. Address P. O. Box ,, Prescott, A. T. FOR SALE-16O acres volunteer grain feed. Apply Dr. John Lentz. 40 AND 80 acre ranch. nicely improved all under cultivation. H. Riddle, IT N. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

1t cuts the easiest-cuts the fastest cuts the most in the least time-cuts 1t at the smallest expense-lasts the longest, and requires fewer repairs than any other mower made You no doubt know why, if not see
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
Fer Sale

PUBLIC SALE = Wednesday, April II. Thomas McGinnis will sell at his ranch, one and half miles west of Alhambra brick yard, road bred horses, cattle. fine vehicles, farm im- plements, pure bred poultry, etc. Time given; lunch at noon. Ham mond, auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
A PUBLIC SALE

Andrew Neilsen will Officiate at a public sale which will be held Sat urday, April 1th. at the H $ Weller place. three-quarters Of a mile west and the same distance north of Mesa. Some good stock will be offered for sale. The auction will commence at l o'clock
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
MISSIONARY nEET,N2

The Woman's Home Missionary Sa- ciety of tne Congregational church Will meet at the home or Mrs Walter Johnston tomorrow at 2-30 o'clock Ar ter the election of officers for the en- suing year. Mrs Sewen will lead In the discussion on Madagascar.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

Frames made to order, all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

WANTED-Prospectors outfit. fnclud- ing three burros, saddles. etc. Box G71. city.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05

DRIVING, work and saddle horses.
 rigs and mules bought and sold at the Thalheimer corral for cash.
 Corner Fifth and Jefferson streets, near Thalheimer residence
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
Miscellaneous Wants

WANTED-125O from principal at 8 per cent on first class security Ad- dress Box PSI, Phoenix, Ariz.