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Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
EUGENE WOOD ON SOUVENIRS.

If you don't buy red glass tumbler, with your name written on it in Spen- cerian characters while you wait. you'd forget all about ever having been to Niagara, says Eugene Wood in the September McClures. As ic is, when people ask you: Have you seen the Falls?" you inquire: Niagara Falls :? Niagara Falls? Name sounds familiar somehow. Mother were we ever at the Falls?" And she answers: "Why. yes. dear. Don't you remember You got that red glass cup there" And you say: "Oh yes yes, yes. Why certainly. Very pretty view there, as l recall it." I stick up for souvenirs.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
DIFFERENT.

Let me have sSO, said prospectoY one day to a lawyer friend. T must have powder and grub. I'll pay you back within a week. I've struck it rich m within three feet of a million dol lars" Two weeks later the lawyer who had accommodated his friend. met him on the street, says McClure's. The prospector seemed anxious to avoid his creditor. "The last time I saw you you were within three feet of a million dollars" remarked the lawyer. whats S the news now?" Oh, h." said the prospector. I'm not within a million feet of three dollaIs''
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

Our entire line of shirt waists has been heaped up on the bargain tables for quick selling today, and if you want a shirt waist or two. this is your chance to get one st a real bargain price. All sizes. and over a thousand kinds to pick from. They'll sell like hot cakes at today's prices.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
BROADWAY AT 9TH ST. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

been making great records during the last few months. as well as some good teams from other towns. Yes terday The Republican received the following for publications:
 To the Public:
 We hereby certify that the money for the purses to be awarded in the baseball tournament commencing September 29th and ending October ith, 1906, is now on deposit in this bank and will positively be paid as advertised.
 THE GLOBE NATL. BANK,
 By W G. SMITH, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
BLANKETS

Now .s the time 10 select your blankets. and We have the variety for you If you want a cotton blanket at 45c. We have it. If you want a swell, all-wOol white blanket at SIS. we have that. too Hundreds of intermediate qualities tn cotton cotton and wool. and all-wool In fact, no matter what kind os a blanket you want. We have it. and we can save you considerable money on any one you pick out
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

The son af a wealthy London mer- chant was sent to Edinburgh to study medicine. After some time the mer- chant went up to the Scottish city to see his son. While out doing the sights" the father. pointing to large colonnaded building, asked the son what it was. He replied: Well. fath- CT, I really do not know. I have such little time for sightseeing" On meeting policeman and asking the same ques- ton, they were told, That building, sir, is the School of Medicine" Need less to describe the fathers feelings and expressions.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
LACE CURTAINS.

People who only need one. two or three pairs of a kind can save a lot of money by coming here right now We have a great many patterns. some only one pair of a kind, others two and three pairs of a kind. These must be closed out right away. Ask to see the. new line of bDbinette cur tains that has just arrived.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
PREPARATIONS FOR FALL TRADE

We notice that B. T. Gillett. rner- chant tailor. has refurnished and otherwise improved the interior of his store at r West Adams street, pre- senting quite q metropolitan appear ance. MT. Gillett has just received a large portion of his new goods. suita ble for the approaching season.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
COTTON BATTING

Our stock of cotton batting has ar rived and We are now ready Co nI all orders. no matter how large a quantity is required. If you are go- ing to manufacture any comfo-ters this fall. by all means see us before you purchase yorr batting
 1oe TO SIPS A ROLL
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

When the young people begin going together we are not hard to please, but always insist upon two things: the girl must be younger than the man, and the man must be taller than the girl-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
NEW SHELL GOODS.

All of fashions dictates in the way of barettes, back combs. side combs, hair retainers. hair pins. etc. are now on display here at the notion department. Many of the better grades are ''One of kind" so if you appreciate exclusiveness and variety at the same time. come in today and make your selections. You will find the prices lower than elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
MecALL's MAGAZINE

The October number of McCalrs popular magazine has arrived and Is m sale at the pattern counter. IT this isn't the best and biggest ma,A azine at the price. you'll have to show usJ
 ONLY Sc A COPY.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

It's all wrong that it is better to be right than president, because if you are president everybody will tell you you are right-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

man thinks he's mighty generous to give his wife an allowance, even If he always owes it to her.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
BIGGEST SNAP IN ARIZONA.

cross fenced. Plenty running water all the year. Water cost only s15.OO per year. 40 acres in cultivation. AL falfa and sorghum crops on place Small store doing good business. good ditches, fine place for all kinds of stock or poultry. Title perfect. Best reasons for selling. Must go quick for S25O0.OO C. O. NJ. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

Doesn't it sound ridiculous to say the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world 9 What does that mean, anyway"
 well, the hand usually belongs to a nurse Or servant girl, and you know how servant girls boss things.'-Phil- adelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

A candidate was today riding around in an automobile. "Cut that out" an other candidate said to him; "too many farmers in town."-Atehison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

A woman could admire q hat that looked like a mans pair of overshoes if it cost a lot of money.-New ork Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
VANITY BAGS.

These dainty. stylish little articles are made of various bronze and OK idized metals. and contain a small mirror, coin holder and powder puff. When closed they are about 4 inches long and an inch thick To be car ried in the hand by a chain attached. You'll want one.
 75 CENTS EACH.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

Jeff Duncan's express wagon is back at business. Quick. efficient reasonable rates. Phone Main 227 Stand corner Washington and Center
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09

See the drear vactionist-
 There's something heavy on his mind He thinking of those maidens and
 The goodly bank roll left behind.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
LADIES' SIDE ELAsTIcs.

4 fresh. new line of hose supporters hes just arrived. and among them will be found all the new styles. Made of plain webs. ruffied and shirrAd webs. etc. in pink. blue, red, yellow, lavender. white, and black Better get a pair today when you're in.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
NEW HAND BAGS.

4 dandy new line of hand bags. shopping bags etc. in. the better qualities, has just been opened up here and if you want a bag like the ones carried by the ''swells'o on Fifth avenue. New York, yoBn find it right heFe Only one of s kind. and ali are very "snappy." Prices from s4s9 to fl2.5O.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
SHIRT WAISTS.

75 CENTS EACH.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
FOR PUBLIC
LIBRARY FILED.

The Board of Public Library Trus
tees forwarded to the Board OF Super
visors yesterday the architectural plans
for the construction of the new public
library. AS the plans provide for the
construction of the building on the
block bounded by Fell. Hayes, Frank
lin streets and Van Ness avenue, the
action of the Library Trustees Is tan
tamount TO a protest against the pro-
posed erection of the new City Hall on
the same block.
The plans as submitted by the Trus-
tees call for a building TO cost approx
imateIy $1,000.000. 1t is TO be entirely
of freproof construction, and notice is
given 10 competing architects that the
exterior is to be OF dlgnifled design and
preferably of granite, The floors must
be of concrete. There are to be three
entrances on Van Ness aynue. with sec
ondary entrances on Hayes and Fell
streets. There Is also to be an entrance
for the delivery of books to the library.
The plans also call for a vacuum
cleaning plant. The general reading
and reference room is to be on the first
fioor and to have ansarea of about 1000
square feet. Adjoining are tn be 4
special reference room and y delivery
room. The children's department is to
be in the basement, where tlte news
paper room VIII also be located. There
is TO be an exhibition room or hall OF
broad dimensions In the attic story.
One feature that the trustees desire
to impress on the competing architects
is that the construction of the building
must admit of plenty of light
The Board of Supervisors will meet
this afternoon to take final action on
the ordinance setting aside the public
library block as site for the new
City Hall building. From iItimations
let fall by some Supervisors 1t is ex-
pected that the ordinance will finally
pass. despite the opposition of the
library trustees Legal entanglements
may then follow which will delay the
construction of the City Hall indefinite
ly. 1t is expected that the plan to To-
cate the new Morgue on a portion of
the library block will meet with the
opposition of adjoining property own
ere as well as Of the Library Trustees.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
WRIGHT NEVER HAS
LOOK IN WITH
CL0THIER.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 28.-The ease
with which William j. Clothier of Phil
adelphia won the national lawn tennis
championship from Beals c. Wright OF
Boston, last years title holder. on the
Casino courts today, was one of the
surprises of the tennis year. victory
for Wright, or at least a hard-fought
contest, was anticipated but tnat
Clottier should win in straight sets.
6-3. SO. 6-4, was beyond the calcula-
tions Of even the closest followers Of
the sport.
Wright's playing was so per cent be-
low the form shown on the same court
last year, when he won the title from
Holcombe Ward. On the other hand.
Clothier displayed well-balanced
game. carefully planned and skillfully
executed. At the net he was like q
stone wall, against which Wright ham
mered In vain unable to either go
around or over 1t. Had Wright been
able to put the same force into his re-
turns that he did last year the result
might have been different. perhaps, or
the match extended to four or five sets.
Clothier's play was entirely for
Wrights backhand He frequently
caught the last sears champion off his
feet and the ball struck the court far
out Of reach The fact that Clothier
scored forty three passes or place shots
to nineteen for Wright shows at once
the superiority of the new champions S
game.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
CkPOCkET'S YARN
IS UNAVA|L|NC.

James Reid, said to be the accom-
plioe of the man who picked the pock-
ct of President Leahy of the Police
Commission on an Ellis street car three
weeks ago, was held to answer ycster-
day morning for trial before the Supe-
rior Court by Police Judge Mogan.
Reid and a confederate are alleged to
have brushed against Doc" Leahy on
the car and to have distracted $40
from his pocket. The Police Commits
sioner grabbed one Of the men and held
on to him. This man was Reid. The
other obtained safety in flight.
A few days later President Leahy re-
ceived through the mail package con-
tanning the $40 and also a bunch Of
keys. The writer declared himself to
be a friend of the Commissioner and
expressed the hope that nothing fur
ther would be done in the case pending
against the arrested man. The return
of the money and the expressed
friendship of the crook were unavail-
ing, for Doe Leahy appeared against
Reid yesterday mQrning and gave dam
aging testimony. Judge Mogan on the
showing made had nothing to do but
to hold the alleged pickpocket to an
swer. Ball was dxed at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
News of the Nevada
Mining Camps.

have been made to jump some OF ~
townsIte property at Columbia. on lhe
claim that the townsite company
the owners OF the lots have not dohS
the work required by the mineral ia -s .
Shotguns properly introduced conf .hesu
the jumper of his error. .s..
G. S. Johnson is working two shli =
on the lease which he is operating on
the Mohawk ground. The oloeh y,
ground is near the. Hayes-Nonette ana
will be developed rapidly IN the ea @
pectatton of tapping the. rich ore eooy
found in it's neighbor.
The Wedge Fraction. recently PUT
chased by J.. F. Johnson. Is oeins os
veloped persistently with a plan, - ol
the most modern machinery' Ihe
ground adjoins Mohawk 20. / on the
west and its location is thought TO in
sure the future of the lease ana i's
owner
work in the Red Top has again
opened a shoot of high-grade ore ana
the force of men employed has oeen
increased The dumps OF the company
now contain a large quantity OF ore
of pay grade and it is the lntentloh
of the company 10 begin shipping on
large scale in short time The pre-
already blocked out in the lower Levels
of the mine will keep the eonpaFys $
leased mill, the American. working at
full capacity for some time TO come
large force of men is blocking
out ore in the Jumbo. 1t is believed
that the main pay ledge of the MoHawk
runs directly into the Jumbo property
and the ore exposed in the workings OF
the latter encourages the belief. The
lodges enter the Jumbo at right angles
to the side Hness so shere will be no
question of apex rights involved.
At the Jost- -Beesley lease on the Com
bination Fraction the gasoline hoist
recently purchased has been installed
and is only deferred from operation by
lack of gasoline. The outlook OF the
lease is promising and the work IS
being prosecuted with whim until
such time as the gasoline famine is
over.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
MISSES BEARINGS
IN The RAIN.
Captain Saunders of the
Manchuria Explains
How Wreck Occurred
STRIKES AT DAWN

Captain J. NJ. Saunders. master of
report yesterday by mail to the United
States local inspectors concerning the
wreck Of that vessel on August 20 in
Hawaiian waters.
The following is an extract from the
report:
land sbau, sas three Augnss 90 90 s,sgoasd sggssdd
bow. which I took to be Makapuu
Point. At that time a rain squall was
Psssinng sng across bow from he the s. south; ana
about i've miles distant. Changed
course to south. one-half east. with a
view to picking up. Diamond Head
light as soon as possible before clear
it was thick and souaily. I could see
the land on the starboard side, which
still took TO be Makapuu Point; At
side of bridge. the second officer re-
ported land on port bow. | imnle-
diately put wheel hard a starboard and
reversed engines to full speed astern.
At i:l0 the ship took ground | imnie,
diately had wells sounded and found
ship tight. Got all boats readysfor low
ering at same time taking soundingss
round ship, and found fye and a haif f
amfdships and three and a quarter for
ward. At $40 sent boat on shore TO
notify agents at Honolulu by telephone
and requesting them to send assist
ance Immediately
Bearings taken after ship struck
showed Manana Island north rs mag
netic and Makapuu Point south 81 east
United States Supervising Inspector
Birmingham announced yesterday that
he would begin an investigation into
the loss of the Manchuria as soon as
Captain Saunders shall have arrived.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

IoNoPAH. Aug. 2e.-The report that
rich strike had been made on
the property of the Clifford Mining
Company at Clifford, which reached
Dr. Arthur H. EIftman of this
camp day or so ago. has been
yerihed, although the full extent OF the
md has not been learned. Today Dr.
Elftman, accompanied by Call cor
respondent. made a trip to Clifford TO
ascertain the truth of the report. The
mine was closed against inspection and
as the Clifford boys were absent on a
visit TO another property the party
could not descend the shaft From q
man In the district. whom DIR. Eiftman
knows to be reliable. 1t was learned
that good ledge of high grade rock
had been opened on the l6o-foot level
and trial paintings of the latest addi-
tions TO the dump revealed horn silver
and free gold in considerable quantity.
Word reached here today of a de-
structfve fire at the Mohawk and AL
pine mine at Silver Peak, which oc-
CURED on Tuesday last. The flames
started in the assay Office and de-
offices and dwellings OF the manager
and the superintendent. Many valu-
able maps and papers were consumed.
The loss to the company is estimated
at $4,000.
The Incorporation of a new company
under the laws of this State TO work
properties situate at Atwood in the
Fairplay district was announced to-
day. The company is known as the
Portland Goldyke Mining Company and
the main office will be in Tonopah The
officers of the company, who are in
part local men, say that capital from
Portland. Or. is behind the company
and that lively interest has been
awakened in that city in the Nevada
mining fields,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
F|REMEN PROVE
EFFICIENCY.

Civil service exarninations Of lieu
tenants for the Fire Department have
been held to fill thirty-four vacancies.
There were Ill applications filed, out
of which number eighty-ive passed.
twenty-six failing to reach the stand
ard.
Following are the successful lieu
tenants:
Willis z. Gallatin Jr. 1896, Edward
Pagnet $500, August Engelke s4:SS,
sS.s. Thomas J. Murphy s3.s5, William
]. OFarreli 93.7, William F. Otto SO. s5.
Joseph O'Brien e3.2, Walter F. Boynton
mings min FssS5a sso5 frederiek sR s a2k RiienSsrg
s3, William H. Muenter 92-95, William
Miskel Jr. 92.55, John j. Casserly 90 35.
s2.s. Thomas j. Muldowney s2.s
Matthew j. Mclaughlin 92.25. Charles
Murray 9225. William F. Curran 92. 10
Michael T. Hannah a1.s5. Anthony Phe-
H. Creper s1.2, Silvio Rocco ss.s5.
Allen Matlock SOS. Alfred Davis
ss.675, Frederick Grote 1855. Joseph D.
Fothy FHasaan & HaqTTIngon HqTns sss ss fssi
Murphy s7.475. Frank Lermen $685.,
Jeremiah L. Collins ss:s5. Henry D.
assnb kss sSs6 D91an 1n ss5 Msasham asha stS
81, John j. Ksnney sS.s75, James NJ
Walsh .sS.7, William connifr 1856,
George Hartman 1886. George r. Law
Charles J. Brennan ss.25, Edmund R.
Doherty 52.s, Charles c. Gallatin S2.T
John 7. MCGOWAN s2.75e, Anton swan
berg s2.55, Hugh P. Powers s2.55. Theo-
dore Trivett a2.25, Thomas .. O'Brien
S2.075, Edward MeGrory SIS. Frank
Miskel S1.t William P. conlin s115.
John F. OBrien s1.075. John Gavin
so.s25, Eugene g. Riordan so.s75,
George H. Thomas S0.625. Eugene D.
Valente sos, Cornelius F. McTernan
so.425, Reginald charleton seas. John
79.775, Frank Carew 1915. Edward
Lennon 1885, William H. Jeffers 79S,
Eugene Z. Opderbeck 1914. John T..
Lahey 1915 Walter p. Cline 1875.
August c. Butt 7S.475. Thomas J. De-
vine 1915, George +. Bury.7s.025. Frank
Mccluskey IT'S. Nelson Matthewson Jr
77.3, Ter T. Gallagher I'll. John H
Brophy 1925. Abe Isaacs 76.575, How
ard Holmes 1925. Edward J. Sheddy
1871. Frederick Woods 1926. J. H Cole
man ISL, Dennis O'Connell 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
MILLTowN LEASES.
Activity Is Shown and Machinery Is
Being Installed.

GOLDFIELD, Aug. 2e.-The leases
In the neighborhood of Milltown and
north of the Combination ground
are showing considerable activity;
machinery is being installed and
work is being pushed. The Lindsay
lease, of which Lindsay. Mckay &
Bradley are owners, has opened a ledge
of formation which has all the char
acteristics of the wall rock OF the Mo-
hawk. The leasers on the Combination
Traction and the cornishman claim OF
the Florence are In promising con-
dition and expect to begin shipping ore
soon.
Within the past few days attempts
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
U. s. Branch Hydrogranhic onice.

A branch Of the United States photographic
maintained IN San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
visit the Office where complete sets OF charts
aud sailing directions OF the world are Kept al
hand. FOR comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and all
matters OF interest 10 ocean commerce. THE
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction OF the tower of the ferry
building.
J. I. MCMILLAN Nautical Expert. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

Already this has been taken advan-
tage or. Suits have been filed whore
the plaintiff has no title TO the PROG
erty. The suits have come because the
plaintiffs assume that the defendants
Will not be notified of the suit and that
title will be secured through deya,,ft
The Call. BY means OF the Title pro-
tecting Bureau. is in position to aid
the property owners. A record OF the
suits filed Is kept. If you will All onf
the accompanying coupon. with a de-
scription of your property and your
name, notice will be sent you when
suit Is commenced Affecting your title.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Truett Lease Again in Ore.

GOLDFIELp. New, Aug. 2s.-The
Truett lease on the Mohawk ground.
after getting ore with assays of 1000
or better In its shaft at the 225-foot
level, struck a shale horse and for
twenty-six feet there has been moth
ing. the lessees not caring 10 crosscut
until greater depth should have been
reached. 1t was not necessary, Tor at
the $50 foot level yesterday they drove
through the horse and into the body
of ore again, getting 1t fully as rich as
when it was thrown out by the horse.
They have no idea of the width of the
ledge, for the shaft is all In ore with
out a wall in sight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

San Francisco property owners
should not neglect to take advantage
OF every means by which they can be
assured that their rights are not as
sailed. The destruction of records Of
the city and county has brought about
condition through which the conf
mission of fraud is comparatively easy
Suits must be filed in the Superior
courts of San Francisco to restore lost
titles. 1t being assumed that the real
owner Of the property is commencing
the suit. the world at large Is made the
defendant,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
shoals nj Cooks Inlet.

Captain A. c. Peterson, of the ship
"Servia,' reports to the Hydrographic
Office that at p M, June /, 1906, he
saw heavy breakers on a rock four
miles due south ttrse) from the West.
ern Island of the chugach group. at the
entrance OF Cooks Inlet On the same
date, later In the afternoon, he saw
heavy breakers on two spots about
midway between Point Banks and
Ushagat Island. The captain also
found sand bank. upon which there
were three fathonas at low water, about
two miles off shore and abreast of the
Ninilchik, Inside of which and about
one-half mile off shore is a line Of
dangerous rocks extending along the
beach, many OF which show at low
water.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Prune Crop Is small.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 29.-The first car
load of this. seasons prunes was
shipped East today from the Sorosis
Fruit Farm, near this city. 1t is now
conceded that the crop in this valley
will be considerably under the estl-
mates heretofore made and there will
be few large sizes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
RICH ORE AT HORSESHOE.
Rock Reaching 1915 Found in Belle
Helen District.
GoLDFIELD.

GOLDFIELD. Aug. 2s. = Edward
l. Lawrence arrived yesterday from
Horseshoe camp, located in the
Belle Helen district. about five miles
from Belle Helen. He says that he
has uncovered an eighteen-inch ledge
Oh his property, samples from which
run from s275 10 1875 per ton He has
also a great dyke running through his
claim that will go $40 per ton clear
across.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

summlt-Maximum temperature, 70 degrees:
minimum temperature 80 degrees: wind. south
west weather, cloudy; threatening
oreeast for San Francisco and yicinitr-
sioldy THURSDAY possibly sprlnhles in morning
, fer Sacramento yalley--Cloudy Thursday
For San Joaquin Yalley-Cloudy Thursday
possibly showers in the mountains; light west
FOR Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Thurs
DAY. possibly showers In mount tains fresh west
winds. ~
a. C. McApIE. District rorecaster.