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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Encourage Parliament.

3g n (Byf Associated Fress J NJ! IN. -
81 ROME, July 2s.-The members of the
chamber OF deputies belonging to the
extreme Cleft" party to-day drafted a
vigorous address to tho members OF the
dissolved Russian parliament encourag-
ing them in their noble fight for tho
holy cause Of liberty and the redemptlon
4 It their country and saying that as
they are backed by the sympathy and and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Murphy Beats Grander.

l3gl7 Especial to The. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .T
X PHlLADTLPHIA, July 2a.-Tommy
Murphy. Of Brooklyn, beat Al. Grander,
at the National Athletic Club. IN tho
fifth round, when Granf Ter was lying on
the floor, making feeble attempts 10 arise,
the referee humanely stopped the bout,
sending MULTIPLY to his corner,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
PENNSYLVANIA FLYER
DASHED INTO WRECK
7(By AssoclOtsd PreSs,0

y 5ifLl.t3l q (By Associated Press.) n a#
PlTTsBURG, July 2s,-The Pennsyl-
ivania's eighteen-hour New York Chicago
oyer west-bound dashed into n freight
wreck that blocked all four tracks OF the
system, mile west Of the Blnirsville
about midnight.
IAhe engine left the track. but al tho
cars remained on the rails and no one
was injured The train reached Pitts
burg three and half hours late this
morning and proceeded westward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Radical Fined.

~ (I3y IAssoc TAI Cd Press.
!sT, PETERsBURG,A July 2s.-T-- M. sedel-S
S3nikoff, FL the radical Cossack member Of
the Soutlawed lower house Of parlt Lament
who was arrested and was beaten while
III the hands Of the police July$4, which
caused u stormy scene In the H house
next day was to-day fined $500 Tor carry
ing a revolver, which was found on his
person when he was arrested, A4 @ 3,4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
DEATHS.

father, 100 Moth Seventeenth n1ils Street. i.
JOHN MICHAEL. 4 infant son OF John
Ms Connolly S sss5
Funeral viii take. PLACE from resi-.
. dence T O-AiORROIV1 4 EVENING at 3 g
S o clock. Interments in Mount Calvary
Il Cemetery. sSs f3sG Il s5s 5i
5HARRIsoN.-sfr j. f1LL1E HARRISON
Is departed this HE July Is. 10. at the
siH,feg Street Ht Richmond. "a. at is
minutes past 8 o'clock a. NJ. +;
#5l5t8sI It Is hard to break a88 sIi is ny
At5 The tender cord 4, # Il
"a When owe has bound the heart;
Es8E II @is@har I'd. so hard B3!i
4 rG w sp 'n,n.t thf ioy TsT a- part.
Dearest mot we have la!4 u thee g " @
Bg Un, I'm e'sm0rX III rs 81
he snf ios usaa ana as q 2ost af friends.
Funeral will take place. = e. NJ. IN
DAY, from Sixth Mount Zion Church
S n SHly E M L 0f9ssf
nreTrys , By sAhiBt the
on Ths sef funera nst III place TINS
lie pace
MART1H.-Died. at Ashla1d "a. Jnly
Remn i ms is viii " Be brought to this city,
RichYnond Home for Ladies, Bis North
sSyeSih s'1 1;so j CLOCK. suoa
PHILLIPS Died, at the Baptist Home
Tor aSxIs hna
July 18Th Mrs. h .le,isIisRt PhiliIps
in the nlnety,seeond yea z.oi her ag g
M. SUNDAY,
sTRAH Died. at the residence of {, 3 hts
F HANiiI;.T eoT s3rRANG, infant son OF
s James 81. and Mamie H.. Strang.
Gone from our hearts. little, darling.
q 10 dwell with. the good and pure;
Cod In his wisdom tools YOU o,,. = Z.
too. d 5i4. HIS PARENTS
<s Tndssa 1F1a ss
g fs yts!M%!a M MP.
n nMNm Wiliians II. Of i4ei' West Main
street. She Ils survived By her hus--a
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
O'clock Burial at Riyer-YiaY. ss 4,
iWALLAc E-Died, July 90, 1906 Wiz
IAN T.. yYAI.LACE. He leaves Wile
Z and two children and one brother n., NJ NJ
STEPHEN Che }. lisa and a sister sister MIS- "" ~
The funeral will take place from S. s. Z
Patrick Church THIS (SundAy) AZ.
{TERNOON at 8 O clock. Interment at
~ lakewood Friends invited TO attend q END
wILsoN.-Die / in this city. sa tprdiay
morning at3fjE3O A. NJ, Miss 81 10
WILSON, In DER forty,-hftha y! year I, NJ
b Bennetts % Memorial Chapel THIS
n 1Sunday) ,AFTERNOOE at o'c1eocA'
Interment In Hollywood 8s .
Funeral Notice.
1nNrr, T1T " Funeral az Mr. OSWALD +
KNIGH HIT viii take place from Il, h! g resi- mG
dence THIS Sunday " "a F.I .!si
at 8 o'clock. Friends and aga Il
ll,x,l fad trl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Crusade Against Gamblers,
(By Associated Press.)

PROVIDENCE. r.. r.. July es-One Of
the most extensive crusades against
gambling ever undertaken In this state
Ia in progress Under the direction OF
steritfs, who are, It Ia said, following IN
attractions from Governor Utter. raids al
ready have been made at several points,
notably at North Providence, a part Of
the town OF Warwick, and at Narragan-
sett Pier. The activity OF the authorities
Is causing a general exodus OF promoters
of gambling. fVt IN E,l9, .lE 3E N a#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Threats Of Uprising.
nv Asgoclated Prcss)

800 (BY1 AssoclAted FTtssJ VS. ~
5Ss5 TAz.AN, RUSSIAN July. 18th Bl ack8
Hundreds are terrorizlng, the 1nte!li-i
zen tia,,s% and Jews with & threats OF IN
uprising. Many houses have been mark
ed With crosses. and the Jews are seek &
Ing safety In flight. As ~ . RI Isl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Denied Story.
Alleged Rrgers Arrested.
"a LEiIr laua a snein ed n IreSa.l $3.50

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 2S.-T
CHARGED with cospiracy to forge trading
stars,sj to the alount Of thousands OF
do,is.s,3 John prlers Of New York, and
Frederick Kloecksr, OF this Scity. We're
arrested here to NV, and held IN 5000
~ A=sA for q fstheR heaFlRs Mondays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Chole llorbus and
Bowel c mplaints

Over IS cases In everyahundted
of summer complaints could 4be
avoided, says d leading specialist,
S'"'i II every one was careful TO keep
his system toned up with Duffy's
Pure Malt vvhiskey. It's The The
most effective germ destroyer
known to the medical profession
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29


teundihs ths throne. ana s,pportilnns, 4 !, Y
brara many Bitter and Insulting truths z.
4 srohi the Ibis of coura seo,is and #hone n
4 M n,,d theft vengeance viii he severe
Var on People.
,,rhnbltt accustomed tosshed DIG
I IA encouraged by the reign OF IAN less :.
n nnss they viii once more q ppalllls "
q .,ntia nv their deeds. THEY viii COM II:
n ,,,snre "a tnnlhilate and destroy the
y insasrs ~ Tie people, aiid, having De-
stToyed the leaders, they Will again da.
@niara war on the people, the unarin 1
and defenseless people wi'o a y. .,, !, IS
kbcei, 30 inpatie hopln ior ''i4 81 Is
WIN, ss1n /. q Hack blood.soaked wings OF death
VI .,ii tiuif AZ aver tina country for m ont 81
e M ar hn,lstcd earth Will sN'al Dw tho
h s,,ds 81 4 corpsvs of men whose only
crime was the desire to I've '. = q human la!f
life. ss y !, ...,,, !, 1, V
sit',sArany women and children, VIII perish
from bullets. swords afd g s NJ ~
rrying outrnges Will be rerpetr ted a
/ Morid vii be seized with horror q and ~
.s} IA anation. Here and there public me et-l
"a i,,psswlll be held, ut which tho SPEAKERS I.
viii elooucntly denounce the Gear and and ms NJ
Ia
a band OF snvA ges a, y, y, III, /, ].
IL n,abse. and the public will leave me
meanings iii the proud convic non tina Gel Z
s ,hey have responded 70 tie call 4. Of the I,
Unfortunate people Of d foreign land md
thus DISCHARGED their duty 70 l'umam :,
At 5the same time the blood OF the R NUS
SLAMS will flow In wide stren,ns 4, ..i5l
81 Not Civilized.
4 ,Are wo civilized people,, or y are we
d, !, ~ I; orky then asked. " He declares
t thu he thinks not. and that people wl, Q
liye1nuietly when everything around them i, IN
II. soaked In blood, are simply sa 30 ATE =
animals. ~ n u. V Il IL h. !. i.
'.If such crying horrors occur as those Sc
which we now witness In Russia 80 e, ne
D SAYS, .true men and women cannot rot re- re-
n mar, quiet at their sight" &. .4$, q
II 55I III closed with an appeal for help for 20
as russia and asked = Are there IN this
country living men, and will they hear 'fI
~ me? # 81 53 ft5 la ii sa5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
s Peasants Attack Dragons

5N (3yE AsRoClated FTeBs. y .H5i5 y. RSE
.PROSKUROFF, RUSSIA, july e. sd
Near the village Of Chernipoft q deta CHI III
5n1ent OF dragon sent to arrest two
agitators were met by q crowd OF peas :
ants armed with scythes, rakes ana
spitchforks. In the lighting which fol-
lowed Ave persons We're killed and twelve
dragons were wounded. three OF mem mem;
d IN
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'sAhs, died This morning at her resi- deno4
III Aicxdntiria. she was u iaus N Ter ol1
Mr.. Villain Woods, OF This tlty.53 Several
children and her Husband survive her.
The funeral sn.lll take place Of, Monday.
Mrs. Mary j. Gallon. r-sss
Especial to The ritncs-b isphtcf1.)
1'ET'1sRst ttRc q, VA, July Il. Mrs
Mary Jane b GALLON. gel n forty-three
years, widow of II icliard NJ. Gallon, died
sear1ySthis morning at her lloiiie on Cot1i.s
i1,erce street. She 10 survived ~ one
sor, n M, GALLON, and one daughter
Miss Mary ID Gallon.
y. r. Thomas.
Especial 10 The 1'itnes-D lspntoh.) s2f
sALfsBuRY,N. c., Jt,ly 2s.-- 81 4 Z.
Thomas, okB Charlotte, died Mt D. safii.s
tarium here last night 4, following anso pcr-S
alton for d disease OF long standing. De-
4 ceased Z, was thirty-five years Of age and
leaves a family. VI
Aged Man Killed.
Especial 10 T1io Times Dlspntch.) s5
SALl9BuR J. NJ. G July 2s-Wiiby
Morgan, aged eghty-seven years. was
instantly killed at his home near this.
city yesterday ~ d team, of mules which
Z he was Notwithstanding away. Mr.. Nor
4 gan was removing q box from tho wagon
when the team took fright, throwing him
violently to tho ground. and lie died soon
afterwards. Deceased was a prominent
farmer and a noted Confederate veteran.
IA sor, who went with Mr.. Morgan through
the war Witnessed the accident. 5 'syfs
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ROOSEVELT EAGER
TO GET ISLANDS 5
Continued from First Pa e.2l

-----,---- -
action talen by Senior Garcia and his y Z.
The Galapagos Islands are q group
In the Padfic belonging to 81 cuador, on
md near he equator. $50 miles west vest ols
ftha coast pf Ecuador. They consist OF
thirteen isnnds the largest, lbemari %
island, bei,g sixty miles IN length
On Charls Island a small colony ~
Fclla dorians was established forming 9
penal settlement, and this island con-
italna most the population, Which aiSN marc.
ily exceeds ~
Denied Story. Il,
III AS early d February, 1905. Il was : y
.n,orte d that tie United States would as
Rn,lire the talapagos Islands. Whlicn
caused the Ninlster Of Ecuador n ia r.s
Z q protest9 aainst the reports that MS
government prposed,t to sell the Islands NJ
IIe said that While tho question OF tlle
snlo Of the ialnpagos, the possession
of which, owirs to their stra teg eal POSI-
ton near Panyna, was greatly coNel 31.,
md lfheen sllsGssed IN lGcuadorlan olll-
y cial and pres circles, no 8ofrer fori
,leir disposal lid heen formulated,
A senor Garu.h .w'lo had held the port
tYoIios Of agriculture public WORKS ana
fInnnce, visited tile United STATES N
NIa rch. 1908 b,itile did not become t'reslr
dent AT Ecuadoiuntil August 10, 1908,
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lanes r. Harris.
Thomas Gordon.

Especial to The Times ! ispat ch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA July Is
The remains of Mr.. Thomas Gordon.
who died at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Edward England, a Deanwood. Md.
Friday were brought here to-day. and
taken to Locust Grove for intermentS
Mr.. Gordonhwa Confederate soldier.
Gs years old. lie Ia survived By his widow.
/ no~Tlaughters, one son, one brother and
SfoirS sisters. Two oftthe latter reside
here 4f
Mrs, Bette Fcagans,
Especial to The Tnles-Dispntchl
a * ALEXANDRIA,, VA. July 2s.-Mrs.
Bette Feagans, the wife OF s, II. Fea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
DOCTOR Gets $4,000 600
For SEVEN DAYS j Y. WORK *.
Physician Of Late Marshall Field E>iiesl!d
Receives One 81 Largest Fees
Ever Paid
NV Associated Press.)

VI CHICAGO, July 2s.Dr. Frank 3 lling 8.
yesterday filed In tho probnt court s ~,
claim for s25.oa0 ngninst{the Marshall fielo
estate The bill Is for seven day proLes.
sional attendance on ME-. Field I'm z q |. New :,
York hotel when he wac sun g from th -
attack iof pneumonia that caused his, dfa -.
The fee is believed to be- one tp1 heasiargeh,
ever charged by&a physlcta u the ghH g,
states for services tina did not sinciuo Q " ti .
performance OF a surgical operat ton. q
ss II has been announced tina here Us = h y
Intention on tho part Of the trustee 3, e. inc
estate to contest the claim OF pr sisllllnss.
They readily accepted service OF the papers.
Indebted
81 o Summer bards right doefully . ~. n
70 chant your Grace is BY me I i pea 81 5
We sing Of 'Afabel's Coat Of brow i, N
OF dearest Marguret's I3athin g soy ~
When s'Ethel Drives off from 4 no sI =. s,e
.Amyriad OF the genus she s355S
3 Take OFF our Summer hats,t2a g ,yn
q Slaves OF the tired, torrd 5tg
In .sII' o Summer bards! if
Madge. Elsie, Gwendolyn. Marie.
m blanche, Amy--al Of uHs aErea 5!L IVA
55SEI TO grant to you the laurel crown l.,5 !.
vi For that ye give us cur reno~H' 52s " ~
II All that we do and are 40 we rn.L
Owe Summer hnrds. -l,u ls'
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!. w. Il. Wallace.

s3Etig w. L. w dlldSC. vs.
The funeral Of NJ r.. William L. Wallace.
Cedar Works Thursday, will take place
from st. Patrick's, Church nj CLOCK
this afternoon. 33 Il "A e 55
##@Nir. Wallace 4 was employed the last
VINO live al No.also4 Lewis street, Fulton.
Funerals To Day.
The funeral Il OF Miss Mia Everett,
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Everett,
,e mlts on Short Street, Witt place from
the home this afternoon8at 3 clock. In
5terment will be In lakewood.
THE funeral OF Mr. Oswald Knight, who
died yeatorday morning in bis home, No
800 West Marsha II Street, Will take Eplac 9
from the home a t g o'clock this safternoon.
who died in Ashland yesterday morning
will taxi place from the Richmond Home
for Ladies' no. 515 North Seventh Street,
ut a o'clock this afternoon. q.
James r. Harris.
3 Especial to The Times p ispatch)
B5$ SOUTH HILL, Az July IS. Mr. James
$R, Harris died this morning after a
lingering Illness OF over two years. Mr.,
Harris was 4 born in 1865. and with tho
exception Of two months spent t Black
stone had lived here all his life, The
sday5afternoon at a O'clock at the Metho-
dist Church at this place. The services
VIII be conducted by Rev T. II. Hall,
pastor Of the church. Assisted lly Rev.
Matter Gee. This death leaves Mrs,
4 r. r.. Yancoy, the sister Of the deceased,
the only remaining member OF the family
of Mr.. William Harris, who originally
\ owned, a $ Ia farm, most Of what Is nov
the town OF South FIill I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
solidarity Of 4 the whole civilized world
their eventual triumph Is absolutely ~.
Reac ton on B curse .s.veea,

sT. PBTERsBURG, July a. Yester.
days Improvement on the bourso here
was not sustained today. q food Of Of
ferings on the Bindvat,ce resulting ~
the close were firm, Imperial tours closed
at }721ha and AvesS at ~ Va 9Sly Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

The 4 bove q Is a. very good LIKENESS OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Sacra. the venerable lady
who died on Friday at her home In Kan
5over5connty. The funeral will ia Ike place
at tho home this morning al a. o'cl lock-
The ne phews OF the deceased will in nc-
8cordance with her expressed wish. act MS
her pall-bearers. These are Messrs a.
w. Via, Julian Burruss. Barton Burrtiss,
u. c. Duke, Charles sacra. Claude Bur-
russ and Al W. Duke. a. i }55 81 HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
IDuffy's Pure Malt yvhiskey


aids digestion and assimilation;
5purifics and 8enrichcs the blood;
regulates the bowels qliets the
nerves |; hard et,s the muscles;
stimulates the heart y action, and
builds up and sustains the entire
system. Prescribed for half a
century bysleading doctors.
Duffys" IS absolutely pure,
contains no fusel oil and IS the
only wfiskcy reco gnized as 4
medicine.
iAt alladrug gists and grocers, or
direct, ST a bottle. Medicalsb book
let free. Duffy Malt Whiskey
\ Co, Rochester, N, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

WILsON,-Died, 1 in this city. SATURDAY
morning at3fIESO A. NJ, Miss IULlA&
a WI LsoN, H. aer rty;-aftha year. H.
n Bennett's @ Memoriai ~ Chapel THIS
Isunday) sAFTERNOO DON at oc!ock'
Interment In Hollywood. sgFE (.
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Funeral Notice.
.JlNTG TIT.--F Funeral OF Mr.. OSWALD ~
KNIGHT will take pla CO from hIs , resi-
dence THIS Sunday II AFsINKEoU ~
at 8 clock, Friends and acqualn tahc y
F3,inyited to attend. 3tsz =. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Professor 8Maurice@Ill

Professor G. 8. Maurice. father Of
Mayor IT. a. Maurice, is Ill at his home,
Eleventh and Perry Stree Is. 54 1'r1fe sssor8
Maurice was taken suddenly sick yester-
day morning. and DR.. Hill was a Z once
called to attend him. In the q fternoon
d. III was some what better, and last night
was reported as being much improved @s
Professor Maurice is one l OF. the best
known men In the city, and has friends
Il hlnllg out the State. 49,. 49, a u
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4 Dearest fntherS we hive laid thee Il.
In tho peaceful graves enbrnce,a
y But thy memory Will be cherished
TIL we see thy heavenly face. y NJ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
PLAT or HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP
 FILED FOR RECORD.
(From Fridays Daily)

The map of the new towusitc of Humboldt was fled for record in the county recorders office yesterday after. noon. It contains eleven blocks diyid cd into 232 lots. the dimensions of a majority of which are 25 by l37 l2 feet. The streets are 7O feet in width
 The town is pleasantly situated on 6 plateau along tho Bradshaw Mountain railroad adjacent to and overlooking the Agun Fria valley, commanding n very extensive view of the picturesque range of the Black Hills to the east and northeast, while the pine clad peaks of the Sierra Prictn mountains. dotted all along with mining camps busy with the hum of machinery. affords west. orn view that cannot be surpassed in beauty or interest anywhere.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14

located in the Lower Lynx creek sec tion, is steadily and satisfactorily pro gressing, and regular shipments of high grade gold ore are being made to the Humboldt smelter. A new whim is being erected at one of the shafts, which is now down to depth of over 100 feet, and sinking will be continued to the 900 level before any station will be cut or drifting commenced.
 This group of mines, consisting of eight patented quartz and placer claims, Is only six miles distant from this city. II is the closest camp to town in which any considerable number of men are employed.
 The company is at this time confn' ing its operations to the development of its quartz properties but it is the inten. tion to resume work on its placers which are said to be very valuable, in n very short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
HERRERA AND HERMAN BATTLE TO A
 DRAW
Chicago Lad Was Best Boxer But Mexican Was Stronger At
 The Finish

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Skid Her. man of Chicago and Aurclio Herrera Of Bakersfield, fought twenty round draw before the Pacific Athletic club tonight.
 The fight was an interesting one. be. ing splendid exhibition of cleverness on Hermnn's part and aggressivencs. on the part of Herrera. With n div. advantage in height, weight and reach to overcome, Herman fought with splcn. did generalship, and cleverness.
 From the first to the fifteenth round Herman had n decided lead on points, using his left to Herrera's body sue. eessfully, especially in infghting, of which there was a great deal.
 Herrera, who was the stronger, show. ed the hardest punch, and tried to land knockout with his right on the jaw, but he did not land it sauarely during the fight. He staggered Her. man several times by hitting him on the back of the neck and head, but the clever ducking and quick recovery of the Chicago lad saved him from sc. rious harm
 After the tenth round Herman gave his attention to TIerrera's face and head, using n stiff left jab that found its mark on Herrera's face many times.
 As long as he boxed with Herrera
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
Prescott Engineering Works Working
 Overtime
Eight Ore Cars Go to The Puntenney Lime
 Company
(from Saturdays Daily.)

The Prescott engineering works, which at all times is one of the busiest establishments in the city, has been compelled during the past few months to keep running from l6 to IS hours Der day to fill rush orders from mining companies operating in different parts of the county.
 A consignment of carwheels and oth- CT castings were shipped by wagon to the Humboldt smelling plant after l2 0 clock Thursday night, and car load of steel is expected today, when will be used in the manufacture of a number of launders for the same plant, which is also work that will have to be pushed along as rapidly as possible A shipment of l6,ooO pounds of floor nlates was also made to Humboldt few days ago, and other work for the new shelter is being turned out as fast ns men and machinery can prepare it'
 The engineering works have also a force of men at work placing machln' orv in the plant of the Rigby Reduc' tion works at Mayer, and have recent lv finished rebuilding an engine TUT the De Soto Mining company, wh'ch is now being set up in that company mower house at Middleton.
 Eight ore ears were built for an" sbipped few days ago to the i''"e' kuns of the Puntenney Lime company rcor Cedar Glade, and carload or ear ,,hools was turned out for and consign' on to the Tiger Gold company besides beside, laree orders filled for the Metals NIT ing company and other large concerns within the past month
 Tho works are as complete as any " ,o found in the southwest, ana th' work done there is equal s to any '""' ia turned out anywhere. The ore cur made here are considered by many nm inc men superior to any on the in"'Ne' .nd meet with ready sale in the mn ,n, conrs all over northern Arizona
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14

ny the laws of Arizona. and shall o,o,;. " as other county officers and ,;vo such bond as is now reouirod oe clerks of district courts. to Inc ,r,,o,. ed as bonds Of other county officers and give such bond as is now reouircd ,f clerks of district courts. to Inc .,n.o, ed as bonds of other county officers.
 The clerks of the district courts of Arizona, which are now acting as such clerks, or which may hereafter may be appointed by the present indpes of the district courts of the territory of Arizona. shall continue as clerks of said courts until the clerks elected nm. der the provisions of this ne, shall he elected and qualify.
 Section 2. That should il vocancv occur in the office of district judge n, any time for any cause, the governor of the territory shall fill the same bv appointment from member of the bar residing m the judicial district where such vacancy occurs. who shall have the qualifications specified in this act and who shall hold the office for the mn. expired term for which his predecessor shall have been elected or appointed: {: and should vacancy occur in the of. lice of clerk at any time. for any cause, the judge of the district court of the judicial district in which the county in which said clerk was elect. cd is situated shall fill the same by of a resident of the coun. ty where such vacancy occurs having the qualifications specified in this act, and who shall hold the office for the m. expired term for which his predecessor was elected or appointed.