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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Hilda Lundberg is still con
fined to her home in Amboy avenue
but improving slowly.
A number of the ladies from this
place attended the Philemon Literary
meeting in knights of Pythias hall
in Tottenville, yesterday.
Charles j. Norton has returned
home TO Friendship, Me-, after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs G. C. Winca-
paw. in. Princes Bay.
Oswald Rouge, of Manhattan, has
returned home after a visit of a few
DAYS with Herman Oechsli, in Bloom.
ingdale avenue, this place.
The next regular monthly meeting
of the Fifth Ward Democratic Asso
citation will be held in their rooms
in Maple Shade hall, tonight Sev
eral matters of importance will b'
discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
ANOTHER EUCHRE GLUE.

Another euchre club has been or
ganized among the ladies of this
place with twelve members. The
name of the club is the Crescent
Euchre Club, and the following are
the officers: Mrs. Abram Johnson,
presidents Miss Hilda Peterson, Sec
retary, and Mrs. R.. Hoehn, treasurer.
Their first meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Edward Ballet, in
Butler avenue, this place, this after
noon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

A meeting of Bentley Lodge No.
No. $40, Odd Fellows, was held in
the Lehman building last night.
Miss Edna Johnson, of Amboy ave-
nue., attended party at the home of
Miss Stella Ross, in Manhattan, Sat
urday night.
William ]. Foley and Thomas
Shean, of Brooklyn, steamfitters at
the new school, are at the McPart-
land house, in Broadway
Fred Hurtle, who has been work
ing on the new school here, has gone
to school No. 81 in Elm Park.
Captain and Mrs. G. T. Smith, of
in Manhattan on Thanksgiving day.
The Tottenville Thimble Club will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
George, Leven, in Broadway, tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss Lena Hoehn has returned
nome from few days visit with
friends in Manhattan.
Mr and Mrs. Columbus Troy, of
Maln street, are receiving congratu-
ia1ions on the arrival of young
daughter Sunday.
Inc next regular meeting of Hug
uenot Chapter No. SS, Order Eastern
star, will be held in X. of P. hall to-
morrow night.
William Joline, of Amboy avenue,
VINO has been ill, is slowly recover
ing i.s m 'f
A meeting of Richmond Temple
Rathbone Sisters, was held in theil
rooms, in K. of P. hall, last night.
Tottenville Band held their usua
meeting and practice last night.
Ihe regular monthly meeting o.
the Young Peoples Society, of ths
Church OF st. Stephen, will be hele
in the church Thursday night at
O'Clock. sa ss
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Smith ant
!. daughter Alberta, Mr.. and Mrs. S
Cunningham and Mrs. W. Chapman
! OF Brooklyn, spent Thanksgiving da.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jobes
in Fisher avenue.
! MIR. and Mrs. G. T. Smith, Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. Jobes and Mrs. w. Chapman
of Brooklyn, were entertained at tel
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J
|. Smith, in Broadway, Sunday evening
The residence of Captain Theodor
: Jobes, in Fisher avenue, is receivinl
LA coat of paint. Anderson Fisher
doing the work.
l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
SUMMER HOMES IN VERMONT,
LAKE CHAMPLAIN AND THE
GREEN MOIrNTAINS.

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book with complete list of hotels and
boarding houses. Board $4,000 and
upward per week; new and improved
train service.
Solid trains without change be-
tween Grand Central Station New
York, and Vermont, Green Mountains
and Lake Champlain.
Il Tickets, parlor and sleeping car
accommodations, and all Information
at the principal City Ticket once,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
AI.irNiNI DANCE.

The Alumni dance of the Metuchen
high school was given in Robins hall
Friday evening. About seventy-hve
were present and the entertainment
was pronounced success. Other
dances will follow during the winter
and Mr. Allyn Pierson, las president.
will do all in his power to make them
en- iOvable
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

In advertising an enterprise of any
kind, Performance, without Plan, is
almost as bad as Plan without Per-
Torrance. "The keen spirit seizes
the prompt occasion, makes the
thought start into action, and at once
Plans and Performs"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

When we have broken bone we
POSTPONE the discussion of whether
doctors are a blessing or curse, and
send for one. When the outlook is a
little "shakys' at the store 1t is an
eouallv good time to stop wondering
whether newspaper advertising pays,
ar Il hafter than other kinds AND
SEMI FOR THE AID. MAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
WOODBRIDGE.
RRaNTR1INEHEIGBNSalRa7N a7NTgMlNE5l
AWARDED GOLD PIECE,

Mrs. E. ]. Leary, of 116 Hamilton
street, Railway, was awarded the ten
dollar gold piece which was in charge
of Mrs. M. Riley. 1t was awarded
Saturday at St. James fair
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
ETUCHEN.
iraNINgNNEsWElHIFR llEsHEN lgFFRsgmEEHVHmxE
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Miss Grace Moss and Master Hib-
bard Moss entertained their young
friends in a delightful manner Satur-
day evening. A cotillion with Japan
ese favors was the attractive feature
Miss Grace Wilmott furnished the
music for the fifty or more guests
present, and the young host and hos
tess gave all hearty welcome. Sal
ad and ices were served at eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
NOW TRAIN DISPATCHER,

Leslie Connors, of this place, who
was formerly station agent here and
at Annadale on the line of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit, has been pro-
NOTED and is now train dispatcher
at st. George.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
STONES F0R STREETS.

Another scow load Of Stone is at
Seguine's dock in Princes Bay. Con-
tractor johnson has four or five
teams carting the stone to vacant
lot in Bloomingdale avenue, this
place. The stone will be used in re-
pairing several Of the streets and and
vicinity. s',.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
MOLLY STARK COUNCIL.

A meeting of Molly Stark Council.
Daughters of America, will be held
in their lodge rooms in Amicitia hall
tomorrow night. 1t is earnestly re-
uuested that all members should be
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE.

A special musical service was rem
dered at the Church of st. Stephen,
in Amboy avenue, Sunday night, by
the choir under the direction of
George II. Scales, and a special series
of protracted sermons was also be-
gun by the rector, Rev. Guy A. jam
ieson, and will be continued at 1880
O'Clock every evening during this
week. Prominent clergymen of the
church will assist. The public is cor
daily invited The following pro-
gram was rendered Sunday night:
Professional, SIG.
Gloria, IL.
Cantata, Buck.
Nunc, Simper.
Anthem 'The Radiant Morn, y
Woodward.
Hymn, AGA.
Anthem, "Hark, Hark My Soul
Shelley. =
Offeptory sentence, 100.
Recessional, 522.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
HOLD FOOD SALE.

The Effie Lambert Y, of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union,
will hold a food sale in their hall in
Center street, Friday afternoon. All
kinds of homemade cakes, pies and
bread will be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
ANIMAL EuCHRE.

The annual euchre for the benefit
of st. Patrick's Catholic church, of
Richmond, will be held in the Ger
man club rooms, in Stapleton, to-
night A dance will follow the cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
BARBER SHOE CLOSED.

The barber shop recently Kept by
David Braun, in the Jobes building.
in Amboy avenue, and which was re-
opened by c. Epstein, of New York
city, is now closed again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the
system and thus afford relief. A
weeks treatment for Csc. Sold by
C. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

"Want's advs. Cor the EVENING
NEWS received at = KilIenberser's >
aiara. 247 SMITH street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

For Sale-A six room house on Cath
arine street, nearly new. Terms
easy Inquire of j. A. Sexton.
5506-1 2-4-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
SOUTH AMBOY WANTS.

other snburban News on Page Z.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

Butt, of Carroll county, convicted of bribery and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and to pay q fine of S200. The opinion was rendered by Justice Mddick and his opinion eoncurred in by all the members of the It-.ich. Senator Butt was givfe Fifteen days in which to file .,s '.h .otion for re-hearing.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

This had to be done i'll order to make space for the old home let ters, letters to Santa Claus and Christmas reading generally. We know no one will object on that account, however, as Christi mas comes but once a year.
 The supreme court on Monday sustained the decision of the lower court in the case of Senator
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
note and Comment

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 Here 1t is, how do you like itI
 Be good and you will be happy.
 Springdale people are request ed not to ride on Frisco trains l and I
 It isn't necessary te shaHe something 10 drlnk" III order To enjoy Christmas.
 The News wishes its hundreds of friends and readers everywhere a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
 The response to our request Tor letters from former residents of this locality. to be printed i'll this number of The News. was hardly as great as we expected, but q glance through the pages of the paper will show that quite num- Der wrote. What they say will be read with much interest by old frsends here.
 Correspondents are requested not to send in items next week, except in case of important hap penings. The paper will be only half the usual size, anc this will be printed only to fill advertising contracts. The time will be spent by the force iu clearing things up and getting ready for the new year, when we are going to give our readers better paper than ever before.
 The Conway Log-Cabin an- nounces that after the first of the year no papers will be sent out side the county unless paid for in advance. The country news papers will all eventually have to come to this. With paper, and everything used in the printing business, advancing III price country newspapers will have to cease sending out papers on long time or quit business.
 The News is forced to leave out this week most of the letters from correspondents, besides much other matter that would prove interesting to our readers.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
Old 'bon,e Letter
Ed. A.. Hale.

always Stl ho.tiN
 Christmas. feel 1t first when they begin to decorate the win dows, when the toys and dolls show up in the shop windows. Then on the street corners see the Salvation Army girls with their pots to raise money for Christmas dinners, and finally when the markets are over- whelmed with dressed turkeys and the sidewalks full of cedars for Christmas trees, then It IS feel like going home. It is then that I alwaY hunt up the old timers from home. But here on Broadway they are scarce, l have not seen one familiar face. l did see | sign OH the window this morning which said Tom and Jerry and one other Apple Jack" which sounded, l thought, familiar I'll stop in there and see.
 But speaking of Christmas trees reminds He of the first and very best one ever saw. The time was Christmas eve and the place the "Oid School House in Sprlngdale and so many years ago that l can only guess the number. feeoeet howe yer that the editor of The News was one of the boys who helped to deliver the presents. Bert Williams called out the names. Johnny Stafford was about the littlest one of the boys, Hugh Philips was bigger and Jim DuPree was the biggest one. Long Tom Walters was Santa Claus and he had barrels of candy on him, for kids only, so lie said, but 1 saw him give whole lot to some big girls who felt i'll his pockets for more.
 Santa Claus remained during the distribution of the presents and made various and sundry re. marks when some body got pres ents like baby rattles and things. Mayor Joe Holcomb got live rabbit and C. Petross a big stick of barber pole candy about two feet long-and last, but by no means least, every young man and few old ones got a cake. And oh, what cakes they were no bakery products, all hand made-there mnst have been forty or fifty in all. I distinctly remember seeing Jno. Harris with three, one in each hand, and one in his lap. After the show the village black smith got out his anvils and made the welkin ring Tor half an hour, then all went home.
 I'd rather be in that good, good old town than to he here on Broadway tonight.
 Hoping to hear from all the wanderers thro' The News, and to meet you all in Gods country some time, l am yours for Auld Lang Syne.
 ED. A. HALE. lbso B. Way New York City.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

This section has had a taste of real winter this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
PAY DEATH CLAIM
 TO RILEYS WIDOW
6. .L. RILEY, MURDERED IN MEX Ico, CARRIED INSURANCE IN
 WoRkMEN.

Ths recorder of Prescott Lodge No fl, Ancient Order Of United Work men, has received a draft for s2,00o in favor of Mrs s. L. Riley, former resident of Yavapai County now living in Douglas, as payment of the death claim of her husband, who was naur- dered some time in the month of oc- ts:ber last in a lonely canyon in Mex leo about 200 miles south of Douglas. while en route to examine a mining property in the interior of that coun- W.
 The delay in the payment of the claim was caused through the diff culty in identifying the remains of the deceased. which were past recogni- ton when discovered except for the fact Of a peculiar bridge work in the mouth and a broken limb. which was peculiarly set by the physician some years before. who examined the re- mains after being exhumed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
PRITCHARD, HAGEN s 60.
 BrOkers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bids- Phone 125, sIsbee, Ariz. The handling of "sonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE. CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "esery little while" curing brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
 MARKET GOSSIP.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
ANSWER IN MINING SUIT
A Denial Seriatim Made of. the Allegations of
 Plaintiff Avis.
WANTS RECEIVER NAMED
 PENDING A SETTLEMENT.

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 16.-An am swer has been filed in the suit of F. M Avis against the Cieneguita Cop per Company, George Bebee. J. C. Campbell and c. w Wilhelm. This was an action brought for the ap pointmenI of a receiver for the com pany and to prevent the defendants from carrying cut certain plans with refrence to the stock of the so-called Arizona corporation in which the plaintiff is a stockholder. It was al legged, among other things, that Bebee, who was in control of the affairs of the Arizona corporation, had caused a Nevada organization to be organized. had chosen its directors and officers. and waS preparing to transfer 10 it all the stock Of the Arizona company, to which the stock and property of the
 -A5can corporation had been trans ferrsd-
 Ire answer'is preceded by a Gemur Ter of the usual form. setting up that lhe allegations of the complaint do not constitute a cause of action.
 The answer conJists of a denial of the various allegations. except the first, concerning which the defend ants profess 10 be without Knowledge. They have had no information that he IS a stockhClder or is ir any way interested in the affairs of the com pany. Ii is denied that the officers of the Arizona corporation and those of the Mexican corporation are the same and that 1000 shares of the Mexican stock were ever delivered to the Ari- zona corporation. as was alleged in the complaint. It is also denied that Bebee, Campbell and Wilhelm ever conspired to defraud the stockholders of the Arizona corporation or that they ever issued to themselves .31 900 shares of the stock of the corpora tion without consideration, as has been alleged.
 All allegations as to the control of the Nevada corporations are denied and especially are denied all the ale garions relating to the meetings last December at Tucson, at which the or ganization of the Nevada corporation was decided upon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
Phoenix Conventions.

Arrangements are about complete for the annual meeting of the Arizona Medical Association, which will con vene in Phoenix for a two days ses- sion cn April 24. The arrangements are in charge of Dr. R. W. Craig and Dr. William Duffield, who are the members of the arrangement com mittee. Many prominent men of the profession in the territory will be in attendance and a number of interest ing papers will be read. A second gathering of considerable importance to be held in Phoenix soon will be the meeting of the ArizSna Baptist con vention. which will be convened for a three days session on May i. For both of the meetings the railroads have made rate of one and one-fifth fare from all stations in the territory. The sale of tickets to the gathering of the medicos is limited, however. to the members of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
HINkLEY WILL BE SUPT
Goes to Globe to Take Charge of Development Work
 in That District,
C. & A. CROWD HAVE
 GOOD PROPOSITION THERE

Jos. J. Hinkley, formerly mine fore man of the Oliver shaft in this dis tr.ct for the Calumet 6 Arizona com
 pany, departed last week for Globe
 where he will have charge of the de
 vclopment work to be inaugurated
 there on the cleaims secured several
 months ago by Hoval A. Smith aIJd
 H. E. Eovland for the C. & A. crowd.
 The beginning of development work
 it will be noticed. has followed a visit
 to that section of Capt. Jas. Hoatson.
 Thos. F. Cole. Richard Congdon and Circle enterprises in the southwest.
 There have been no steps taken as yet looking toward the foIatiOn of the Globe properties by the holders Of the
 options. We don't believe any def rite decision has been reached vet as to whether the property will be of fered to the general public or held by a close corporation pending further development work. It is fact that | if the stock was placed on the market at the present time it would be over subscribed several times
 The Calumet & Arizona crowd have 9 good proposition at Globe judging from all accounts. In conversation with 9 mining man who is familiar
 with both districts. the Review few
 days ago asked the following ques
 tions:
 After having looked over both dis. tricts, do you consider the Calumet &
 Arizona chances at Globe as good as the opportunities afforded in the War.
 ren district at the time work was started on the Calumet & Arizona chaft?"
 This was his answer: As to cer- taiEty of encountering ore, the chances are more favorable to the Globe ground, but the quantity to be expected would not be so great, hut
 to offset this, the work of prospecting
 ground in the Globe district is abour eighty per cent cheaper than in this district, where drifts must Ee run ID all directions in the mine looking fo~ the beds of ore At Globe there are well defined Assures which makes the development work more certain of re. suits -.-- G Speaking of Calumet & Arizona
 chances in the Globe district Iron Ore
 has the following:
 ls Calumet & Arizona has, fine lot
 of ground in the Globe camp and close 10 Old Dominion, property that is
 last coming into greater prominence Old Dominion is now in the hands of l first-class people who will develop it in the right way ard who have showr up lot of new ore since taking hold The property in their hands has al-
 ready paid dividend and is now safe ly in the dividend-paying list
 Calumet & Arizona has a strip of
 ground about three miles long by ! mile wide and is getting shalts into this in the good old Bonanza Ci-rIe way. It feels that it has a very fine tract and it secured it for very low price. Miners who know the t2to~e formation claim Calumet 6 Arizona will prove to be as lucky here as H was at Bisbee. they thinking the rew territory is sDlendidly located. Min. eral has already been found and sav eral mines may be added to the big | one at Bisbee."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
FL PASo HIDE BUYERS
 WILL ESTABLISH BRANCHES S

Both Douglas and Bisbee are to have branch hide houses of the John Finnigan Company of Fl Paso at once.
 That is one fthe results of the new slaughter plant which Tovrea & Company are to put in one mile west of the Calu- met smelter.
 James D. Davidson, represent ing the firm of Finnigan. spent yesterday in Douglas, looking into the matter of available warehouse sites near the depot. He found two or three vacant houses which will answer the purpose, and he practically de- cided on which of these the company will take. This morn ing he left for Bisbee to make similar arrangements there.
 For more than four years MT. Davidson has been buying hides from Douglas butchers. Lately the local trade has been increas- ing so rapidly that the need Of . resident buyer has become ap- parent. With the installation of the Tovre. slaughter plant a branch agency will be absolute ly necessary to the Finnigan people. They will keep one man here regularly. They will also keep a man at their Bisbee con cern.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
ANGEL IN DISGUISE
 EN ROUTE TO FL PAso.
DOUGLAS, Ariz., April 1G.-

You can never tell when you are talking to an angel" said Captain C. E. Ebert of the Salvation Army this afternoon. While on her way to Fl Paso with Mrs. Maggie Wiggins, the unfortunate young woman whose husband left her recent ly in such deep distress, my wife happened to tell Mrs. Wig gins pitiful story to another young woman passenger. Now the girl seems to have been an angel who was travelling in a private car. In a few minutes after she heard the story she had been through her car and other cars of the train and had collected a purse of $40 to be given to Mrs. Wiggins when she should leave the train at Chicago, where she is going to seek her husbands mother"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
OFFERINGS ARE HEAVY.
Market Opens Good, but Bids Bring Out More Stock
 Than is Wanted.
HOLE MARKET IS
 GENERALLY WEAKER
(By Frank J. Graf.o

' RiSBEE, April 16.--At the opening of the market indications were so la rorable that we might have had a good healthy market for the day. This. however, was not the case, for as soon as there were bids out that amounted to anything there was more stock offered than the market could absorb, this naturally made the market close weak and with considerable offerings. This was more especially true in Warren; at the opening it was strong, but at the close there was consider able being offered al SIG. JuSction acted somewhat strange: there were bids out at S26. but the moment it reached that point there was plenty offered. North Butte at the close also showed signs of weakness, opening at s92 and closing at s90 1-4. Denn Ari- zona had been sought after freely a. SIS 3-4. while P. & D. had been O. fered at S21.25, with no bidders. l.. $. & P. has also weakened. and al the close was offered at s37 50. In whole the market is weaker with the eXcep- JiCn of Calumet & Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Madam Nordica is quite song bird. And her nest is well feathered with greenbacks.-Tampa Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

TWO DOuGLAs MEN
 INTERESTED IN RICH STRIKE
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
DOUGLAS. Ariz., April is.-

Two Douglas men arc in on the big gold strike at Silver Bell, near Tucson. The lucky ones are Harry Fielder and E. E. McGonagill. This morning, while McGonaniil was talking of the fabuIous strike in the Sil- yer Bell country ard was won 6ering if his side partner was anywhere in the country at the time, he was aqreeably sur Prised to receive this telegram:
 %come at once; have struck it rich. Harry"
 Needless to say, Mir. McGona- giif threw few things in a handbag and caught this after noon's train for Benson. He will be with his partner tonight.
 Ore has been found in the district which runs S16,oo0 to the ton, and Fielder seems to be ore of the men who struck it first.