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The sterling Clyde Fitch drama ..The
Glri ana the judge which is being pro-
duced here for the first time. is receixfn.
a clever Interpretation by the Fra wlevs
at the Lyceum. The members of the
company are all doing excellent work..
Inc good program Of attractions at the
UNIQUE this week includes a whistling
number l,l by Charles Howison, in which he
gives clever limitations of bird calls and
songs. ~ = ,s5,s.-.-
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Sidney Smith Of Boston has filed suits
in electment against 81; the city Of Chicago
and 1000 others, claiming lands worth
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continuation of Moody. went behind a
cloud.
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OFFICE - Minneapolis. MIMI.
Journal building, 47-49 Fourth street 8. I'll,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
BIBLlOTECA DE sLA DEMOCRAC1A

Y que hA dsciido vaetta rovarencia prsgans6 fray
Sbya proandamente conmovdo.
-Morir AcAso queda otro remedioe No puedes fgu
Iarte 10 snfro IT, c6mo ess Q16 to trae por aqo
tan de ma6anss
-Vsu(a hAb!arle dsl eaosrgo que me hizo.
Y qo6 sAbes dc noeVo4
-Pah contess6 dsgasto Ell dominica. Nos han con-
tAdo fabaa Ibarra chico prudents muy inslrQdo
sDe verA
al POGO tiempo que 10 hs dido no hs demos
10 msno les suede todos los 6vene gus dc Europa
Dento de cusntos vovers 5uyo
al0l5Squ6tG. Anoche comenzaron as hoatllldadez.
7Ya2 como fu69
Fay Sbyla rer6 breyemente 10 que pRs6 entire padre
Damaso Cns6stomo IbsrrA
Adem4s concIuy6 dlcendo e ioven Ia hija de
Captain ISgo educadA 81 de hrans s
rco noquerra hacer4e enemgoa perde edAd fortuna
Ill entermo moVlo il cGDeza sen u de asentimiento
-Flenao como tu Con una muler como Maria Clara
auegro como Captain Igo muchscho sr8 Cuepo
alma. ii 80 declara enemlgo ant0 meor.
Fray Sibya miro pren0id1G u anciano.
-Melof para nGesrA corporation Prehefo los Atsq
ias tontaa ansnzls aduacone de amigos pagadok
-PiensA Vue4fa TeYe encA s',
III s1clan9 10 mlt0 Coo ttl4t:za
-Ie10 bieG pr2seuto continue resprando con faQa.
NdeFc p0d6r dbrsA GaGtfAs e Necesaos
atsq1en, que osyeitsa Es precise que uempre
Arms ofAzo La hA zQae1do Europa
oeder sQqi Am16 me d entoncss dlneo cntrars
rn Las ig deAremos de furtes de in
halr On Las conce0eIsa.
-Siempre nueas hiciendas nuestras fncaa
-Iodaa perderan las perdmos Gu EtpAna Ests<
mes hDrkndo nQeA ruins oomo inacAbes squers
ssbemos cubr Las T0do lU cAprcho
ssmente e cno EsA AvarCiA
a6s plede Hi hdlo oUitnza 10 e1p0teni
De mAnera a.. rsVerencA cree que el canon
sfiOatos
rNo hsbanol mas &c casa cosss lnterrumpi6 eerso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07
VIII
PoHtica fQiIund

Fray SbyIa despu6s de decir m muy tenprano Sc fu6
conveno de orden, susdo 10 entrAdA de puera de
bel H. Dspu6I de atrAvesar agunoa corredors lAm6
zelda con los nudiIlos de los dedos.
-Adelante! suspir6 una VOC
- Dios devuelva l. salud yuesrG reverenca dio Ell
dominica al entrar.
Sentado all6n 90 Vefs IN frae demacrsdo smar
lento, como os santos pintados por Rivera.
Ell padre Sbya 10 conempl6 conmovido breves nsssntes
- All suspir6 81 enfermo Me aconsean Ia operao6n
hsrmano 10 operaci6na mi edad Eats pals terrble Aqu
venmos perdeo odo 10 saud del cqrpo 10 que poor
davis ambien 10 del alma Este sol aniquia enoqusce
Ali Qai6n pudera vovsr Esp.dI Il pals natal Ia humlde
choza donde vivimos os eccs de nfsncia 81 ado
del rsbafo de oveias de los boeye 6n pudera
troar e habto que produce msdo cspeo pnr humde "a
mara del pastor, que vesE mis- primsroG mos
Los oiOs del fraiIe enfermo baron de xtr6o modo Sin
duda vsan aque los verde mazea onduutss
immense as csuchas construd bes begruzca
cuadrada orre donds anabsn les cGu pobre pueblo De
Castillo donde hAhfa viSto lA primera l1z,,.
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Ponce and Guayapa
Railroad Company
POTALA EXTENSION


Bids are hsreby invitsd for The
construction and grading Of the road
bed for the above extension from The
Descal abrado River the present ter
minus OF ths road--to the Western
limit of tha Hacienda Potala, also
separate bida for the zurfaciDg and
laying OF track On the said Posala
extension, and the building of the ne
eessary bridges, cllverts, sidinga, &,
scsording to tha plhas and spscihsa'
tions now on view ut ths CompAny's
Office at Central Aguirra, which have
bean drawn up by M. V. Domenech,
Eaq. G. E. All worw TO be subject to
the approval Of lhe Company's engi..
nears, and the successful bidders shall
give bonds for the taishfulmAnd full
performance OF The contract to be
executad between themselves and the
P. & G r. r CO, do not bind them
selves to accept the lowsst or any
other bid which may be submitted 10
them all bids must be In by May 18TH
Ponce and Gudyama Railroad
Company.
w, J. LowRIE, =
General Mansg3r,
Central Aguirrs, April q, 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

Por cuanto, Ricardo Rodriguez
Santiago, como promovsnts, presen.
to ante ests Corte Municip pal, una pc.
tici6n interesando Ia convers On On do
mimic de inscription dc poseai6n de
una anca que describe asii R6stics.
FInca situada en- el bArrio do Flori.
do 8 flera, termino do MAnstl, antea
de Barceloneta, compu ssa dc ciento
trece cuerdas, equivalen.es q cuart mia
Iy cuatro hectareas, cuarenta una
Areas, treinta cinco centi&reas dc to
rrenos quebrado & paatos. Linda oil
: Norte, con tierras do don Nartfo Tc-
rrea; oil Sad, con las de don Manuel
Aguils; al Este, con Loo do don Girls.
t6nal Martinez; y oil Osste, con las de
don MARTA Torres, estando inacrisa al
folio lab del tomo 10 dc Barceloneta,
fnsa ndnero G44, inscription /.
Por tanto, hAbiendoAe ordenado
por oil Hon. K6,lix C6rdova Davia,
JueE de estR Corts municipal, % anun.
Gle 10 conver sion interelada por me
dio dc un edtcto en- el peri6dico La
DEMoCRACIA que 90 edita on San Juap,
para que lss personals que 40 cream
con dsrechos y las ignoradas & quiensa
0uAd n nariudicRr In nrakanGl6n dadn
cida, pusdan oponerss pressntando lA
correspondence demanda dentro del
se smino dc OUNCE DIAS NATURA.
LES, & contar dsads oil do 10 fschA do
10 publieaci6a del anucio, libto 10
presente.
Baio mi f.ma, en- Nanatf, hoy dis
II del N 20 de Mayo del ano 1905.
PEDRO j. RIVERA,
I15-1 Secretary N. 9. OF Manau.
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EDICTO.

En- 10 Corte dc Distrito del Dis.rito
judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
Estado, Unidoa de America. FL
Preskdents de los EstaGos Uni
Coxs.s,
Isabel Gil de Lamadrid y Padllla. de-
mandants. versus. Manuel Marta
dc Jes6s Cabrera, demandsdo
Emplszamiento.
FL lusbo dc Puer'o Rico, 4 Ma
nuel Marta de Jes1s Cabrera, que 40
halla ausents d. la Isls, jgnorandose
su paradero, o sea el dem andado an.
tss mencionado.
Por 10 presente 80 notifca o usted
que ae he presentado en- 10 ohcina
del Secretsrio de 10 Corte dc Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Arecibo, Puer
TO Rico, 10 demanda de la demaud an.
te antes citada, en- 10 cual se aolicita
se decrete por 10 Corte 10 disoluci6r
del vi4culo matrimonial entire ell de
lmandado y 10 demandante, 0 gan
Idole & etta 10 cuslo liza de ID htia dt
ambos Msgdalena dc Jeads y Gil dt
ILamadrid; que el demandaeo sss
requerido tonsignar en- 10 Cort,
una suma razo aab!e para satiifAcel
40 expensas de 10 demAnds de divor
clio y loy honosarios de Abogado, .
que ademAs sAais sga & 10 demandan
. te, en- co acepto de alimentoI, 10 eanti
dad que 10 Cots estime justa par
sustento durante 10 tramitaci6n do di
cha demsnda,
Yae Eoiifca & usted, ror medI
del presente ediclo que de ocden de
lCorts 90 publicsrA una vez Ior sema
ma durants oil termiro de lreinta d1a.
Gu uno ds los peri6dieos de mas Gil
2 oulaci6n de 10 Isla, que de re CO nps
/. racer q co 1kessar Ia dem snda dentr
!. dei termiLo de cuSrenta dias; Ia d'
mand ante 0 ira 'icitar dc 10 Cort
en- vista de las pruebaa que apoEt
10 una sentencia on los tetmlnos en q,
!, ssta redaotada III demanda e. ABB
!. gsdo do Ia demandante. oil licsnciaC
don Julio Maria Padilla,
=" Extsndida bsjo mi frma y el ael
i" o6ctsl do 10 Corss, On la ciudad {
10 Arecibo +, r. HOY Ola 6 do Aril {
10 1905.
a ]. J. Ferrdn
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En- IL Cotts de Dlstrito del Dlasrito
judicial de Humacao, P. r.
En- oil expediente sobre ab inteatato de
don Joaquin Saras Laclsualra,
AVISO
Por el presente que 80 publicara
una vez por ssmana dursnks dos me-
ses conaecutivos, en- el peri0dico LA
/ DEMoCRACIA que 80 edita en- San Juan
llamo 4 sodos los acreedores del fHa.
do don Joaquin Saraa LacIaussrs,
| faliecldo On el pueblo ds Saa Lurenso
| al dfa IL dc Ene.o del cortlvnse an,
para Que oil dls de Junio de l8U6, me
presenter, en- mi casa haolsAolUn, .lsa
en- ell indicado pueblo d. San Loran-
Izo, ca!le do Colon aus r3ciamaglonus,
con los correspondisnses comprobAn
! tsz baio iuramenso.
| Humacao, Abstl 6 de 1906,
\ MARIANA SARAS rARD0.
| Admlnlslrador Jualclal ue ius
blenes del inadO.
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NotiCias del dia

hoy sstablssida On sl siersisio do las
profesionss dc Abogado y NotArio, el
seiior DIAZ NAVARRO 20 dispone &
eobrar & sus slientes houorarios exec.
sivamente m6dieos.
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ilnastsnaldas0n ds Ia pGdiaQ SCI.

(Obntsnades6n do Ia pdqsna 81 |
La Corte municipal sentencio
hoy & Anastasio Escalera & $50 de
multa por acometer con un palo q Co
talino' Rosado.
NODISTA.-Se necssita una No.
dista para 10 Direction del Departa'
mento dc sosturas de sThe Porto Rico
Drawn Work l. Embroidery Cos 10
Allen 81. San Juan.
WTHE HELvETIA.-T sale do
. Cruz. Gran casa do hespedes. sTa.
bio d hotsls. Aposentos para familias
personals solas. Comidas & eincuen.
ka eentavos cubierto. Bafos. Tel6fono
lsa. Apartsdo eorreo. 2s6. Propieta.
rio, Pedro sehira. Nota; Este hotel
sst6 { cargo do una seiorita eagos.
ID
TIE NAY FLOWER. -- Cristo
10. 10. San Juan, R.-A una cuA'
dra do los sarros elsesrieos y primal
palss sdifisios del Gobierno. Eaplen
dida VISA . 10 bahia. Bafos moder
NOS sanitarios. Habitasiones fressaa
ExQuisita somida puertorriQueta
americans. Preetos moderados. .-Ekl
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda dc Masferrer
o. En el Club dc F. Kshrhahn 4
Co.. % San Francisco, % vencen dol
rsloiss do orc sada semana, ensre u
soeios, abonAndo 90 50 o LOO ssmanal
L. Ultima semana onsuvo uno o
ssnor Manuel Monclova, del Coro'
xal, soeio n6msro 10.
-. RTEn esaa imprenta 10 vende pa
pol vlslo do periodloo dos peaoa o
qainsal.
L-ABORES.-se 'oliel'ar
.nvrdaaorasy y o4sn&s CaLadords, ase8a'
randoisa Eanalo constants. rroporelo
namos lm sela y dlnulo eavlandolos a
@uAlQuer pare DC ID lalA. OIr4Rizse
The Porto Rico Dranwn Work q
Embroidery C9 FortalszA 10. Tam
blsn DO soncisaa OOstureraS, lm4
--El safos DIAz NAVARRO b.
assanlseido % 0nsina do Abogaoo y
sa Nosarla On esta sindsd. salls do aan
aasso nAmsro II.
Eisrss ante 10 Oorte Federal, Cor
d do Diasriao do aooA 10 lslA y Corss
kuprema, dsdisandoss asimlsmo ai
sxamsn do nsploa do propisdadsa, il
sorporasi6u do Oorpor as,onss del pais
y sxtrangsras y tramisasion do cape
0isnsea do expropi@cion torxosa.
Assptando 10 noble sompstenet'
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E.DIC5'0

Eatados Unidos de America. III Presi
dente de los Eatados Unidos. s s
En- 10 Corte Municipal del DIstrito Ju
diclal Municipal dc ManAtf, P. r
Ricardo Rodriguez Santiago,
Ex-parts.
Conversion On dominic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-07

Sc vende papel vleio de peri6-
dico 4 dos pesos elquintal.
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Gran Hotel Il Acacia
aan Francisco S., San Juan Pto. z o.
Hs hisAcionss fressss y ventlladaa
Luz eleasrisa, natios.
Aparkado n6m. S45 Yslafnn0 1888.

Para eurar un resfrlad0 en- un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
OUININA. Ell hoticario le devolVerael
dinero 81 no 80 cura. La frma de <.
w. GROVEse halla en- cada csjita.
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BAS g. 90.

Agsntss eomisicnigtas. Corrsdc'
rea de Aduana. Representatives. de
importantes casss dc Europa y Eata'
dos Unidos CompfA y vensa do fry
toa del pals. Be solieita sorreEpcp
densiR,
Allsn, 81 St. 7. O. 1ox ISL.
gs1 Juau. r. II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13

reached as high a point OF develop
ment as has the BullfrOg Rush at the
time of its original offering of treas
ury stock
SecOnd-The Bullfrog Rush has been
proved up" to be a great mine prior
to the public being invited to invest
in stock of the company.
Third-Based on comparative show
ingS of the mines in Bullfrog, Bull
frog Rush Mining Company shares
at so cents are far and away the
cheapest on the market. Compared
with the market price of other Bo-
nanza Mountain securities, BullfrOg
Rush shares are easily worth from
81 to $3.50
FOurth-It being planned soon after
the close of subscriptions to make ap
plicatiOn for listing Of Bullfrog Rush
shares on the various exchanges of
the country, and development work
on the property being steadily prose
cuted with every Indication of con-
tinued Improvement in the physical
conditions of the mine, the advance
in market price of these shares should
be rapid and permanent, and they
should soon reach the high notch that
their comparative value already COM
nandS for them.
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days of the close of subscriptions. less
than six weeks ago, was selling on
the San Francisco Stock & Exchange
Board at 40 cents. Manhattan Con-
solidated which was earlier put out TO
the public at 25 cents, has sold as
high as $1.90. Manhattan Dexter,
which was put out to the public at
% cents, has sold since at above 81.
The L. NJ. Sullivan Trust company,
in the capacity of fiscal agent for
mining companies of known merit,
has successfully placed. during the
past ninety days, 100000 shares of
the treasury stock of the Jumping
Jack Manhattan Mining company at
30 cents, and 100000 shares of the
Stray Dog Manhattan Mining COM
pany at So cents. It is now dispOs-
ing Of an allotment of 400. 900 treas
ury shares of the Bullfrog Rush Min
ing company at so cents: also 200 600
shares Of Indian Camp Manhattan
Mining company at 80 cents
Investment in stock of both of these
companies is strongly recommended.
We believe that Bullfrog Rush Min
ing company stock at 80 cents per
share, and Indian Camp Manhattan
Mining company stock at 80 cents per
share, are two of the best buys of the
year. The subscriptions for stock IL
both of these companies will positive
ly close about June I, although it is
not expected that the allOtmentS will
last that long. All offerings are made
subject TO prior sale. ard those who
wish to partake will find 1t a wise
precautiCn to telegraph the L. NJ
Sullivan Trust company their reser-
walton of shares in either company
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lively traded in on the New York
Curb" In the meantime a few
small blocks of the stock that was
sold by subscription at SO cents can
be picked up here in Goldfeld at the
fiotation price, due to the fact that
some Of the holders Of the stock
have beea temporarily embarrassed
by the close of the San Francisco
banks. in which they carried large
deposits. and we advise Immediate
buying orders at this figure. As soon
as the stock is listed in the east it
should experience . rdpIC advance.
This is justified by the developments
on the property.
John D. Campbell is president Of
the Stray Dog Manhattan Mining
Company; L. NJ. Sullivan is Vice
President and John S. Cook is treas
urer.
President Campbell makes the fol-
lowing report under date of May I:
There are five leasers on the Stray
Dog and each one of them has got
shipping ore. In No. I lease they
have blocked out about 500 tons Of ore
that will easily average $40 to the
ton. Just before leaving Manhattan
1 went to this lease and found that
they had encountered on the foot wall
of the ledge. and at about 1OS feet I'm
depth "A vein IL feet wide that will
run $175 to the ton. The lessees are
very much elated over the find.
"On lease No. 4, known as the jan
uary Jones lease. on the Stray Dog,
they are saCking ore that will run into
the thousands. In sinking their first
shaft they went through their pay
streak on the dip The showing was
so large and rich that they immedi-
ately located another shaft about 20
feet TO the south and are now sinking
with two shifts. They expect to cut
their ore at about 81 feet.
THE showing on the Stray Dog is.
in my opinion, the best Of any in Man
haitian.
The company is prospecting the
Stray Dog on it's own account with
the intention of doing important COM
pany work, and when we have picked
our location we will sink a perma-
nent shaft and prosecute work on a
large scale"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13

BullfrOg, Denver Mines Company
ground into Keystone claim of Rush
Group. Persistency of this vein on
Rush ground not yet determined. Lit
tie work done.
DENVER VEIN-The famous Den
yer vein which is opened UP on Bull
frog Denver Mines Company ground,
and at the 300-fOot level is 40 feet
wide, and gives an average assay of
$50 per ton, opened up on Index
Claim Of Rush property for distance
Of 800 feet
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Stray Doc Manhattan Mininl
Company.

We recently closed subscriptions
for Stray Dog Manhattan Mining
Company stock. and while il was the
original intention TO list this security
on the San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board no listing has been
done because of the destruction Of
the Stock Exchange. 1t is the pres
ent intention 70 list the stock on the
New York Mining Exchange at an
early date and also to lave il ac-
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s =
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
BEN kELlNER WON IN
THE POOL TOURNAMENT

The final games in the pool tourna-
ment at the Coney Island brought out
a goodly crowd of local enthusiasts and
the deciding game was marked by some
exceeding clever playing on the part of
Messrs. TCombs and Kellner. Victory
finally perched on the banner of the
latter, although not before Mr.. Toombs
had given him good run for first
money, 1t was anybody's game until
the finish and was watched throughout
with the keenest interest. Mr. Kell-
ner managed to win out by twenty
points.
In the other games held the same
evening, Kellner defeated Guthrie by a
score of 100 to so and Toombs defeated
Judge Carico by score of 100 to 90.
Another tourney will probably be
held next week as some of the defeated
players are not satisfied with the re-
suits of the contests and believe they
can change defeat into victory if given
another opportunity.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
USED A CARVING KNIFE-A China

man enjoying the cognomen of Him
Quay was lodged in the county Jail
Tuesday night charged with assault
with attempt to kill. Him Quay got in
an argument with another Celestial in
the o. X. restaurant and reaching for
a carving knife made jab at his
opponent, which would have resulted
fatally had not the latter warded off
the blow with his arm, receiving on
that member deep and nasty cut.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES
OF INCORPORATION
OF Five Point Copper Mining Company

OF Five Point Copper Mining Company
Know ALI MEN BY THESE PRESENTS !:
That at a special meeting of the
stockholders Of the Five Points Copper
Mining Company, a corporation organ
lied under the laws of the Territory of
Arizona, which said meeting was
held at the offices of said company at
Globe, in ella County, Arizona Terri
tory, on the l4th day of July, A. d.
1906, and al which meeting over three
fourths of the stock was present, rep
resented ard participating, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted
to-wit
Be it Resolved, That Article III. of
the Articles of Incorporation of the
Five Points Copper Mining Company
be. and the same is, hereby amended to
read as follows
''The amount of capital stock of this
corporation shall be Three Million
Dollars, divided into Three Hundred
Thousand Shares of the value of Ten
"Dollars IN.
said stock shall be worcestershire.
''and shall be issued for goods, money,
''chattels, or other property, at such
''times and on such terms as may be
prescribed by the Beard of Directors
''of said corporation.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hs nds and caused the Official
seal of said corporation to be here
unto affix I'd this 18th day of July,
A. ID. 1906.
corporate Sea-.
JOHN G.. BRITT.
Attest;
A. T. HAN MONS,
Secretary.
Territory of Arizona, Go
County of ella. 90
Before me, j. Weinberger, &
Notary Public in and for ella County,
Arizona Territ Dry, on this day person
ally appeared J. G. Britt and A. r
/ Hammons, known to me to be the per
I SONS whose names are subscribed to the
foregoing instrument, and who acknow
lodged to me that they executed the
same for the purpose and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal o.
office this 10Th day of July, A. d
1906.
j. WEINBERGER,
Notary Public.
My commission expires March 26, 1910
[Notarial Seal.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
Notice to Contractors

Segregated estimates will be received
at the office of W. r. Norton, archi-
tect, Globe, Arizona, for the compile
ton of the various parts of the ella
County Court House. Plans and speci-
fications now on lille at said office.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
ST. Johns Episcopal Church

Services on Sunday at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Morning prayer at II O'Clock a. m.
Evening prayer at 8 O'Clock p. m.
All are cordially invited.
REV. GEO. SELBY. Rector.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02

Received, large assortment of Optic
beer and whisky glasses. j. 7. Nc
Neil's, Broad street, opposite Miners
Union hall.