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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-08-30

known whether or not Petheus, son of
Patron, was able to repay the loan at the
end of the stipulated four months and
thus escaped the heavy penalty named
for failure so to do.
Once in awhile there was an owner
of farm who had no difficulty in keep
ing the same tenant year in and year
out:
"Didyme, also called Matrona, daush-
ter of Asclepiades, to Heron, son OF Sa-
tabous. cultivator, greeting. | have re
ceivcd from you the rent for the twenty
second year OF my plot which you cul-
tivate. two and quarter artabe. the
tax of an artsba and the naubion being
payable by you, Heron"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Theresia Blaettler, At. 1890 Shotwen 81.
Abner Penny. 35. 1882 Devisadero ST., and
Jennie Wright %. 1913 Silver ave.
David J. MeCarty, 21. Emeryvihe, and Mae
". whslan. l. 1923 Hayes St
George J. BOhannons 40; 47ss J St. and Rosa
". L. Gates. Az 1888 Twenty-drst St
Charles J. Muller. 33. 2oe9 Sutter st., and
Sarah l. Long, %, 2069 Sutter ST.
Arthur o. Davis, 80, 22o Fourteenth ave. and
Martha slacMullen, 30, 22o Fourteenth ave
Everett S. Harding, 81, city, and Margaret
7. ORourke, Is, city.
Tomoro Tonic. 26 Ocean Park. and kusue
Albert A. spence. 20. 2s26 Broderick ST., and
Alice c. HILL 26. 1882 Sutter st.
Jacob Joos. 30, city, and Rachel E. David.
30. city.
OAKLAND. Oct. s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Andreas E. johnson. 80. Oakland. and An
ME F. Gref. 20. Oakland.
David J. Mccarthy. 81. Emeryvills. and May
Whelan. 25 San Francisco.
Joseph A Peters. 81. Oakland. and Lucille
de Martini, 10. San Francisco.
John P. Hill. ST, Fruitvale, and Mary r.
Fay. 35. Oakland
Pansyistis Elispoulos, 85, Oakland and Ma
rigo Belligratis. %, Melrose.
Wallace B. Piummer, 26. San Leandro, and
Carolina Hoffman,, o. San Francisco.
Manuel 8. Lemos, 21 Livermore, and Annie
V. Peters, 20. San Ramon.
Clarence Shaddock, 2S. San Leandro. and
Belle G. Silva. %. San Leandro.
Jose \. George. 20, Niles, and Mary de
John Stanros, 5s, Oakland, and Anna NJ.
Hegadorn, 80. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent By
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either OF the publication Offices and be
authorized 70 have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement OF the
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
MARRIAGES

BLACKMAN-wARREN- this city, septem-
Der %, 1906 by the Rev. Rufus E. Mum, pas
tor of Centenary Church, Harry l. Blackman
and Miss Ruth E. Warren
SMITH-McBETH-In this city. September 90
1905. By the Rev. Robert Lord Cave. Fred A.
Smith and Laura McBeth, both Of San Fran
cisco.
TURNER-FOREMAN-In this city, October 1,
1906, by the Rev. Samuel c. Patterson John
Howard Turner Of San Francisco and Maggie
L. Foreman of SIsson. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
BIRTHS.

HARRIS-In this city, October i, 1905, to the
wife OF NJ. Harris, daughter.
SIMPSON-In this city, September 26, 1906, tc
the wife of Charles Simpson. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

ARMBRUsT-In this city, October 2, 1906.
Henry Armbrust native OF st. Louis Mon
tana. A member of Old Friends Grove No.
13e. e. A. o. ID.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri.
day, at O'Clock p. m. from the funeral par
lors OF Gantner Bros, 3460 Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BJ0RKMAN--In this city, October 1, 1906 LII
lian Marie, beloved daughter Of Phillip A. and
Sadie E. Bjorkman. and sister OF Merlen Mar
garet B5orkman. aged years and months.
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noss vALLEY REAL EsTATE.

FURNISHED for rent 81 Ross. minutes wall,
from station; one 4-room cottage, new, and
new modern residence s rooms, rent reason
able Apply 70 station agent al Ross. OF q
WII.F0KDS wordsworth ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
-RUIrvALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale--In the best part Of Fruityale, LOT
i25xl5G with cottages: rents $75; price
s6506. Apply 32S Nicol ave. Fruitvaies nS
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
DEATHS.

Armbrust Henry Harvey Miss Mary
Bjorkman. Lillian, Keen. Alice NJ. %
Broderick, NJ. j., 40 MeAllisteF, b. A., SO
Carpenter. Thomas, 20 Morton. Jennie AZ
Christensen, Carl. 20 Eorvall. Mary. 65
Conklin. James, So 0'Brien. Margaret g. 21
Crsndal, Mary E, "a RegAndfah. A ]. p so
Devfne, James p. Rollins, Eva NJ IL
Dinan, John Russell, John
Dunleavy. Jas. J., g m. Stone John F. 81
Ellis, Beulsh, m. Umfred, Helen, Is
Fisher. Lloyd g., Walser, Emma IS
Gienger, Charles 10
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
BERKELEY real ESTATE.

FOR ssle-.siodern cottage rooms lot 50xl5o.
at 1436 Ellsworth ST; price $3.50 terms alse
other choice property. r WHITNEY,
S9ent. % Market St
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

MILL ' ALLEs1 REAL ESIA1h.
.TAMALPAIS PARK in the heart Of beautiful
Mil Valley IS ideal spot for an all year
round home; pretty rolling country; no damp
canyons: abundance OF sunshine makes Ii per-
missible for a permanent home
The property Is very accessible-two stations
on tract; all lots within few minutes walk
Of train. The train service is excellent, and
II takes but a very short time 10 get from
your business 10 the tract.
We are selling large lots on graded streets,
sewer and water mains laid.
Prices $3.50 and upward
SO monthly payments.
Don't delay; see the property today; you VIII
enjoy the trip II You don't buy; take
Sausalito ferry and train TO Mill Valley.
Branch office at Mil Valley.
LYON & HOAG. 636 Market St, at Montgomery.
THOUSANDS Of people are looking for country
homes close TO the city. Mil Valley. just 4a
minutes from San Francisco. is the only suburb
which has IN combination the natural beauties
OF the country and all city advantages
We handle the choicest property in Martin
County. which sells at prices and on terms I'M
dreamed Of $500 VIII buy you beautiful lot;
All we ask is a small payment down, and the
balance IN easy monthly installments.
Call and see us before good lots are All
gone J. FRED SCHLlNGMAN CO, NIL
VALLEY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
BuLRfNGAME REAL ESTATE.

FoN,w DELAY DON'T DELAY
co TO BURLINGAME TODAY
we are selling Al the rate Of over 50 lots
weekly. the quicker Teu see our property
TIE better selection son can make. We have
10 doubt bpf fliat you viii be pleased Win
,,itar we ere oTefiaa- almost every one is
that Is the reason they are selling 50 fast.
The s. r r. r IS arranging schedule
FOR haif-hour ira fns 70 Buglingame. which can
be reached after The nrsr of the year IN p
minutes
Prices $500 upward.
$50 cash-S1O monthly-
Right IN the town Of Burlingamc. few
minutes walk from electric cars and S. r.
r. r.
Take San Mateo cars az Mission St, or
SP r. r. Third aud Townsend or Twenty
1fth and Valencia.
Brsneh Office at Buriingame
lyon & IIOAG. s3e Market ST.. az Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
HALFMooN BAY REAL EsTATE.


F EE-Excursio1-Free.
Every Sunday and wednesday.
We are Offering property which for either a
home or speculat tiOn has absolutely no equal at
Halfuoon Bay. Our Francis Beach Tract lies
directly along the main street, having q front
sge for almost n half mile on the finest beach
IN California. The Ocean shore depot is with
IN ] block-snd tie big hotel proposed by the
ocean shore Hotel Co VIII be directly across
the street. These are advantages that the in
rest0r cannot AFFORD 10 overlook Big double
lots: choice location; easy terms. Call al our
Office OF telephone Special 1C7e and we VIII re-
serve seat for you our big stanford tally
ho. Cars leave Fifth and Market sts. $50
g. n. sharp.
" J. MORGAN CO..
Investment Bankers.
p25 Golden Gate AveDue.
FREE EXCURSIONS FREE
EVERY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Most Desirable and largest lots; adjoining
beach and r. r. statioa; $50 and up little
down. iittle payments no interest can OF Wh-te
for information and excursion ficket
z I. Hill CO.
Room - Fast ST. opposite Terry bieg
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

500 FEET FRONTAGE.
CLOSE TO PIEDMONT STATION,
AT VERY GREAT BARGAIN
SIS FOOT CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER LOTS IN THIS Lo-
CALITY-
THE CORNER LOT CO,
91s BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

TO lease-A fne house and yard; house has 3
rooms. bath. gas. etc Address 1868 johnson
ave near Versa flies station. Alameda
I HAVE a saloon and rooming house; choice 10
cation near O'Farreu and Fillmore Box
1855. Call Office
LOT 75xlOO north side Of Howard, bet. 1st and
ID sts; viii build 10 suit tenant. Inquire
S4l Treat ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
HORSES AND WAGONS.

ONE horse. buggy and harness. $40; team Of
black ponies. SIPS. will sell BOTH
team OF small mules. s125; team OF large
mules and I rock wagon. cheap: II head Of
all purpose horses. cheap. $50 up; sets OF
work and light wagon harness double and sin
gle; will trade or sell next SATURDAY, October
8. auction sale, II a m. at 565 Fourth ST.
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

CALIFORNIA land. 81 acre. balance entire pur-
chase 81 week for each acres; no taxes: no
interest; 5-scre tracts; level. rich. clear
ready 70 piow: under Irrigation; perpetual
Feter right: immediate possession giTens par
ffculars. maps. photographs for 2c stamp
Stevenson Colony, room &c. 70s Van Ness ave,
San FrB7cisco.
HOMES fn the county; send for catalogue. @.
Al WOOSTER Co. 1896 OFarrell 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
PERSONALS.


RUPTURE L Elastic Truss Factory. for
merly of s. F., now located at TOS W. Ninth
ST.. Los Angeles. PROF. A. A. MCLEAN.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NoTICE--The Giant Powder Cous-
many. Consolidated. Giant Station. California
A dividend No. 93 Of fifty cents t5uel per
share on the issued capital stock Of the com
pany has been declared payable 0ctobed 10,
1906. Transfer books close October g. 1906,
AT noon Checks viii be mailed
@. G. QUINN, Sec.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
boyle PARK

MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large slightly lots wooded; bay and noun
tain view. streets being Graded and severed;
building restriction: minutes TO station; lots
Sd feet snd larger; price $3.50 up T. G. PARK
En & 60. ]. T. Parker. agent Mil valley:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

tI80O-lo ACRES. suitable for poultry ranch
rfch level land; good house. chicken houses.
tool house, hay shed: fenced. good well of
water; also running stream; household furni-
ture tools, several tons Of hay, 100 yards of
school house: 80 miles of s. F.; miles Of
o. thriving town: y cash. J. ". DONNELLY.
go ShOtWell ST., near Sixteenth. Call before
Z3O p m
Williams news., 1906-06-23
NOTES FROM CAMP THREE


 Mir. Wm. F. Dermont spent We'd nesday in the camps.
 Hughie Bratchie returned with his burro train last week. Hughie has been south for the winter.
 Jas. LeGro returned Monday, greatly benefited from his stay at the hospital. He had a touch of lagrippe-
 Nevin Smith is now government scaler, having been transferred from Camp ?. Lewis Benedict takes his place there.
 Wednesday: Patrick Johnston came over in company with T. s. Woolsey. He has cleared section for inspection. Patrick says he will have to get dray to haul his money.
 William Harris paid us visit Monday. Bill says pumpkins are nigh ripe for the Fourth" The next time he rides he will walk. William Hicklin, ranger, is sta tioned here for few days.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Notice to Property Owners

The Home Fire and Marine h. surance Co of San Francisco is paying it's losses dollar fer dollar, the stockholders having subscribed two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the funds of the company for the purpose of paying the San Francisco fire losses. This will be good news to the company's many patrons in Williams, and should be the means of increasing the con- pany's business in this vicinity. Joe Johnston is the local agent.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
QUEER NAMES
How Some of the Towns of Ari'
 Zona Were so Called

Despite the fact that this was originally Spanish territory and still has many Spanish speaking residents, there are less than twenty postofices in the territory with Spanish names, and there are but two beginning with San, which means Saint. These are San Car los and San Simon. True there is St. David, St. Johns, St. Joseph, and St. Michaels, but these are all Mormon settlements and were so named by Mormons.
 The majority of the towns bear ing Spanish names are so named because of special significance, such as Agua Caliente, meaning hot water, and Canyon Diablo, mean ing Devil canyon. There are many odd names, such as Arizmo an ab- breviation of Arizona and, Mis- souri. It is settled by colony of Missourians.
 Kymo is an abbreviation of Mis- souri and Kentucky, and is settled by people from those two states.
 Kofa is for K. of A., meaning King of Arizona, and derives it's name from a mine of the same name
 Some of the other odd names are Show Low, which is said to have been christened after the good old game of seven up. Snowflake is after two Mormons, Snow and Flake, and not because there is a great abundance of the beautiful there.
 Chin Lee honors a Chinaman, il is said, and Gala bazas, Spanish name meaning pumpkins. The town of Pumpkins.
 There are some that sound as odd There is Rumble Bee and Big Bug Arizona has a Paradise and an Eden. and the latter place has the reputation of being the home oi q neighborhood quarrel. There is a Globe and Planet and Tomb stone.
 How that famous camp got its name is an interesting story ir itself. It was named by the man who discovered the great Tombstone mine. He had often been told thai the only rock he would ever find in those hills would be his tombstone
 Though there is a Pima county Pima is in Graham county, and and Maricopa is not in Maricops county, but in Pinal.
 Skull Valley was named from the great abundance of skulls found there from a fight between soldiers and Indians.-Exchange.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncslled for at the postoffice. Williams. Ari- zona, for the week ending June 23 1916. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office July h. 1906. if not called for before nat time: May Bryant Saloon Grissom, Mrs Frances Boyle, " NJ LippncOtt, H G-4 Baldy, Jefferson Mayberry. Mrs Anna Collingsworth, John Murray. Win B Collinwood, Jno P McCainc, Jakc-2 Dutcharky, Joe Reynolds, Finley DeLashmutt. Miss Inez Thornton, c C DeLashmutt. Ivan Vaughan, Homer Davis Miss Lucille Waddie, Mrs Nellie
 MEXICAN. Campos, Francsco-2 Lobato. Rafael Guerrero, Vincente Salas, Francisco Jaramiyo, Andres Sanehes, Juan Persons calling for the above letters should say "advertised." F. w. SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court of the County of Coconino Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate If Ransom K Earns worth. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that w. F. Dermont has filed in this court his petition praying that he be appointed administrator il the estate of Ransom K. Farnsworth. de heard on Saturday. the 7th day of July All. 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said court. il Flagstaff, county of Coconino. Territory of Ari zona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have. why the prayer of sait petitioner should not be granted
 Dated June 22d, 1906.
 A. E. DOUGLASS, Clerk First pub. June 23. I9O6-2t
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Horsemen. Attention

I am making arrangements to have the standard bred stallion, Dick McGregor, brought here to make the season during June and July If l can get the promise oi fifteen mares besides my own. I can get him here. Anyone desiring to breed to Dick McGregor please write to me at once, stating the number they expect to breed.
 w. K. Ross, Rhoades, Ariz.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Notice to Horsemen !

Having purchased the stallion Keota Allender, 1 now have him in charge of Harry Cargile at the Bug geln corral, where service can be obtained at any time, at the rate of $10 for this season. , Pedigree can be seen at any time at the St. Elmo saloon.
 NJ. RENEKE.
Williams news., 1906-06-23

Five members of the Salvation Army, under the leadership of Major Morton, held services here Tuesday evening at NJ. E.. church. They later departed for Flagstaff and Winslow.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
PLENTY OF FUN
 BUT POOR BALL Ash Fork Beats Williams by Almost Three
 to One
Twas a gala day last Sunday.


 Williams and Ash Fork both did themselves proud. It was the occa- sion of the much-talked of game of ball at the latter place, regarding which for several days correspond ence has been carried on.
 During the celebration to be held here on July 3, 4 and ,, the Ash Fork team will take part and hopes to carry off the honors as we'll as the money. As sort of prelim mary or practice game, arrange ments had been made for match game at Ash Fork on last Sunday, that town agreeing to pay the ex- penses of the Williams team. It was suggested that if Ash Fork would pay the expenses of the Will jams k of P. band they would also be taken along. Now, the Forks is not a very large place and the resi- dents there having already sub- scribed literally to a fund for the entertainment of the ball team, it was arranged here at Williams to raise fund to pay the transporta tion charges for the band. As a consequence there was a larger crowd ready Sunday morning to make the trip than there otherwise would have been.
 A special car was provided by the Santa Fe= for the use of the Williams crowd, which overf1owed it's narrow confines and spread throughout the entire train. And it was a merry, jolly crowd. The car was attached to the rear of No , 1 and the Williams contingent was soon speeding on its way. A large dry goods box. which had been hastily transferred from the express car to the special, was quick V sur rounded by the members of the band and therefrom the new suits, which had been expected for some time. were taken and distributed. These were taken into the vestibule and quickly donned, improving the looks as well as the spirits of the members. Most of the way down the bill the boys played inspiring music. trying to cheer the members of the ball team, who seemed to have a presentment that some great disaster lurked for them at the Forks.
 Arriving there the Williams crowd alighted from the rear of the train and formed into marching order the band heading the procession, closely followed by the ball team while a large number of rooters brought up the rear. A halt was made between the depot and liar vey house, where the delegation was met by the Ash Fork reception committee. and the band rendered a few choice selections, after which they were piloted to the Harvey house by Patsy Hollihan, where the cravings of the inner man were satisfied.
 About 3 p.m., to the tune of in epiring music (for the benefit of the Williams ball team). the march was taken up for the grounds where, as it appeared later, trag edy was to be enacted. Up to this time everything had gone off in a lovely manner-the writer, with Agent Victor and Alex Johnston having been the guests at dinner oi Agent Gillette-and we had only taken one pencil along, thinking there would be none but Williams scores to record. But, oh. what a slaughter came off there under that clear summer sky. And Williams team, or what purported to be the same, met it's Waterloo. It might have been a different story if-but anyone can figure it out after al is over.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Well, to make a long and sor rowful story short, it had best be told in figures rather than words. It follows:


 After such defeat we don't like to offer excuses, but it is fact that the Williams tea m had never played together before the game, and many of them had not had hold of ball in several years. Some bad muffs in the earlier innings seemed to take the heart out of Monroe or his arm turned to glass; however, after the sand had cleared away and 15 runs had been piled up, Jack vacated the box, being relieved by Barr. The Ash Fork pitcher, Jerry, became angry over a decision and walked off the diamond. He cooled off quickly and started back for his position, but Capt Gillette allows no horse play among his men, and ordered Hacker into the box, going behind the bat himself.
 There YVES much good natured rag-chewing among the players and roasts in plenty handed out from the bleachers (bleachers is an ex- ceptionally good word in this case and there were several good plays as well as number of poor ones Both teams made q double play while for Ash Fork home run and a two-base hit were scored by Gil lette. J
 For Williams, Maddox, Burns, Vaughan and Doyle each had a two- bagger to his credit There is good material in the Williams team, but the boys need practice badly. The game of last Sunday will now put them on their mettle and they will put up good game during the celebration.
 When the young man came around to collect the 25 cents ad- mission to the grounds, he had a ball of ribbon with him from which he tied piece to the coat of those who paid. Unfortunately the rib bon was of yellow shade, and there were a number of anti orange Irishmen in the crowd. One, Pat Grove, refused to wear the ribbon but he enjoyed the show just the same. Use green ribbon, next time boys.
 Owing to the lead had by the Ash Fork team the game was called in the eighth inning to allow the Williams people to catch No. ?. On the way back from the grounds the band struck up a funeral dirge which turned the scowls into smiles and laughter.
 The people of Ash Fork showed their appreciation of the turnout by Williams, and announced theil intention of returning the compli. ment during the celebration here on the 3d, 4th and 5th. On behal of our citizens the NEWS desires to extend its thanks for the courtesy shown the ball team, the band and the "rooters," and say that we'll bs glad to go to the Forks again.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
Biz 4th of July Dances

The K. of P. orchestra will fur nish music for dances on July 4th and 5th. Admission $1 per couple.
Williams news., 1906-06-23
PISTOL sHOOT-5O YARDS.

Hudson, J, H.. ..23 1 r l3 IS 19 Is l6 17-I43 Hicks. .......H g Il 9 Is l9 21 IA l9-l32 Joe Atwood .... 13 "A 20 24 o 3 8 0 16-lOS Melick, P. A....13 II 10 19 IS 13 1O-lOs
 The rifle. and shotgun scores were lost some how.