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Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

in the air ship and says it was the most wonderful thing he ever saw. A week ago last Saturday there were more than 12,OOO visitors at the fair
 the occasion being University day
 The weather was ideal and the visitors enjoyed a great time. The days pro gram was carried out without a hitch. In the afternoon Capt. Baldwin made two flights in his air ship. encircling the grounds Each time. and fully dem onstrating his ability to steer the ma chine up or down and in any direction.
 The attendance Sunday was quite large, many laboring people not able to attend on other days taking advant- age oi the occasion. Capt Baldwin made two exhibition flights of his air ship. notwithstanding the stiff breeze blowing. In his first flight he had a slight accident, breaking two main cross braces in the frame of his car riage. His clothing was torn but he was not injured. He intended making a long flight. but encountered an IS mile wind and abandoned the attempt.
 Mr. Hyder had financial interests at stake there, having part ownership in an Oriental booth, which he says did d good business. He would have remain ed there and taken treatment a week
 longer had it not been for the illness
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
SPECIAL IRAN.

On account of the rally in Phoenix tonight, the Santa Fe will run a spec ial train, leaving the depot here at 7:2O D. m- and returning, leaving at Il o'clock Qocal time). A rate of 45 cents for the round trip will be made.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
THE TASK FINISHED.

Tempe is again considered safe from Salt river for another year. The work of clearing out the channel above the buttes and strengthening the dams built last year, was completed on Tuesday night. F. B. Kerley has had supervision of the work and it has been done in very satisfactory manner About two hundred dollars was expend- ed. This money was appropriated by the board of supervisors and should there be any cause for further eEpen- allure during the winter. it is believed that more can be had. The city did not use all the money allowed by the coun- ty a year ago when the work was first done, but turned back to the su- pervisoTs quite a large fund.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
PEsoNAL ANp oTHERWIsE.

G. E. Richmond, of Pomona, Califor- mia, was here last evening.
 r.. Ruse returned yesterday from Ida ho. where he went a few weeks ago with others. from this place. Like the other members of the party. he is not yet ready to move there, though he considers it a coming country.
 It is said that former admirers of Mark Smith. and wearers of his badge. were seen giving them away or other wise disposing of them here yesterday after they had heard Wm. F. Cooper talk the night before.
 F. A. Tawney left yesterday on the Santa Fe for Norfolk. Neb. He expects to return here about the middle of December.
 A. J. Daggs of Phoenix was a visitor here yesterday.
 w J. Kingsbury went to Prescott yesterday on business matter.
 Earnest Bennitt of Phoenix. who was a resident of this place for some time. spent yesterday afternoon here shak- Ing hands with friends.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
BOOST THESE HUSTLERS.

Active little Joe Perkins has entered the spirit of The Republican free scholarship contest and will at once apply his extra time on rustling votes by getting subscriptions and renewals He is getting into line some work that will start him. off with a good score. Joe deserves the support of his friends all right.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
Hamilton Bros. Expert Tuning and RePairing-Piano, Pipe and Reed Organs.
 with the
 REDEWILL MUSIC co.
ORDINANCE NO. 891.

The Common Council of Phoenix do ordain as follows.
 Section l. That upon petition of the property owners fled pursuant to Act No. 10 Session Laws of Arizona. 1903. an. eight (S) foot sidewalk upon the North side of NVestmOreland street be- tween the West line of Center street and the East line of Third avenue be constructed, consisting of disinte- grated granite laid three (3) inches in thickness and thoroughly competed to a grade given by the City Surveyor.
 Section 2. That the Recorder pub fish for ten (1O) days an advertisement for Proposals for Contract for said work and that the Common Council let the said contract therefor to the lowest responsible bidder under bond of five hundred CS500OO) dollars to be approved by the City Attorney, reserv- ing the right to reject any and all bids
 Section 9. That upon execution of the said contract the cost thereof in cluding all expenses incidental thereto. shall be assessed against abutting property and collected as provided by said Act No. TO-
 Section {. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and publication according to law.
 Passed by the Common Council this Sth day of October. 1906.
 Approved this Sth day of October. 1906.
 L. ". COCGNS. Attest: Mayor.
 FRANK THOMAS.
 City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
TEMPE
HAD A FINE TRIP.
John HydFT Home After a Ten Weeks
 Absence i'. the East.

John Hyder returned to Tempe yes terday noon, after an absence of two months and a half. He was not gone as long as he expected to be, for his trip was cut short bp the illness of his daughter, and he hurried home on her account. Fortunately, the little one is considerably better, but not yet out of danger, though her condition is not now considered dangerous.
 MT. Hyder went direct from here during the first week of July. to Chica- go, where he stopped a few days mak- ing purchases from well-known firms there, of fall and winter goods for the store here. He was troubled a great deal with rheumatism at that time and did not stop there long. but hurried on to Hot Springs, Ark. where he remain cd up to the first of last week He happened to be there at the time of the state fair and tells many interesting stories. He was particularly interested
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

Our other Mesa contestants for the free scholarships of The Arizona Re publican are also busy every evening explaining the conditions of the con test and working for votes in the war of new subscriptions renewals and coupons. Some hesitate to help the contestants, not knowing what rela- ton they bear to the agent for The Republican here. They are really work ing for him. when it comes to renewals for they turn the money over and full credit is given the subscribers account The Republican office Tn Phoenix. gives the cash commission and votes to the contestants for the wrok done. it costing the agent nothing so he is very much interested in everybody subscribing. or to have old subscribers pay up old accounts with equal advance amounts. then the office in Phoenix will grive credit for all money thus paid. Cash gets votes for them. For instance if any one owes Tor one month the contestant may. col lect that with one or more months in advance. If one owes for any number Of months back the contestant is au thOrized to collect for that and an equal or greater amount in advance giving receipt for amount. then the proper dates may be affixed at the store of Pomeroy Bros co.
 BILLS SENT OUT.
 Yesterday we started to mail bills to the subscribers so that each person taking The Republican may know his standing when contestant calls. We want to see the Mesa contestants win out with big scores and expect evehybody to help these young hUstlers Leach, to win, a scholarship They are from among our brightest young peo- pie and we know The Republican will be satisfied with their work in the
 J, E. LeBaron. or iErastus~ as everybody knows him is not "quit- ter and will win by staying in the race.
 Eva Young is a hard worker and de- serving, and several people in the store yesterday signified their inten- tion of giving her strong support
 Joe Perkins is a live one. and is working up a line that will mean 9 good score in a few days.
 HOW TO HELP.
 If you do not take The Republican subscribe for it for a year, six months or three months. If taking the paper pay in favor of contestant. who you desire to assist-advance payment must be made. Contestant does not have to get the orders. Any one can send in the order with cash to cover the same and full credit will be given the contestant named by you. Get in and boost for your little friend.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

of his child. His rheumatism, however, is greatly improved, and he is active and spry again. He was obliged to re- turn by way of Chicago, but keeping in daily communication with his family here by wire regarding the baby's condition, stopped there two days and completed his purchases. He had in tended going on east to New York City and other points. but was obliged to postpone that part Of the trip. He says there is great prosperity through eastern states. especially Missouri and Kansas and for a full day, the train passed through corn fields as far as the eye could see. Barring the cause of his necessarily hurried return. he had a very pleasant vacation but neverthe- less, is glad to be at home in Tempe again. which he finds better each time he returns from having been elsewhere any length of time.
 s5O.OO in prizes given for the best bread baked with Ruby Flour, brought
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
sTANpAaE-LeRARoN.


 Al the residence of Prof D. Dudley Jones. at 6.30 last evening. Don Maroni LeBaron. eldest son or AIr and Mrs. D. M. LeBaron of this city. was mar ried to Miss Norah Jean Standage daughter of Mrs. c. F. Standage. El- der Jones performed the ceremony Only relatives were present.
 The groom is one of Mesa's best known young men, having grown from boyhOod 10 manhood in this community. He is a young man of good habits, industrious and well liked
 The bride was born in Mesa. and has grown to womanhood here. She is highly accomplished. being a graduate of the Tempe Normal school She is very popular with a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
 Harry Gerard of Gerard Bros. store in Phoenix, accompanied by his mother were in Mesa yesterday.
 c. F. Cannon. arrived yesterday from Los Angs He will be em- ployed as stenographer and assistant bookkeeper by Shattuck & Desmond.
 The funeral of the little three year old child of MT. H. Cox was held yes terday at the family's home at . o'clock.
 A large number of sorrOwing friends were present at the funeral services Of Mrs. J. V. Mcconnell. conducted by Rev. Wm. Pearce. The body was talk en to Tempe from where it was ship ped on the Maricopa C- Phoenix train to Kentuckey. the old family home.
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
MR. GAGE HOME.

Ask your grocer for Ruby Flour and practice up" for the prize.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

Geo. N. Gage returned to Tempe yes terday, after an absence of almost all summer. He and Mrs. Gage spent the early part of the season at RedOn- do, then went from there to Ocean Park. for a time, and later on came back as far as Los Angeles, where Mrs. Gage is now stopping and will remain for the next couple of weeks.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
ON THEIR HONEYMOON.

Frederick Webb and wife. who were married in Mesa night before last, are spending their honeymoon here, and are registered at the Casa Loma. Mir. Webb is republican nominee to the assembly. and is making many friends here who will no doubt be of value to him on the sixth of next month.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

If you believe in Arizona products, ask your grocer for Daisy Flour and try for the prize at the Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18

s5Q.OO in prizes given for the best bread baked with Ruby Flour, brought to the Arizona Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
MESA

Geo. W. SiIverthorn an attorney. from Chicago arrived in Mesa yester- day He will locate here and develop a practice in his profession. He is a Michigan University graduate, with several years practice experience. He was accompanied by Attorney H. B. Wilkinson of Phoenix, who introduced him 10 the Gem city.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-06
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-06

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-06

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-06

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-06

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
METZ BARES GRAFT.
Controller after Mem Who Make
Money IN Time City Pays For.

NOnUoAer Metz said yesterday that the bureau
foF ne collection Of real estate arrears under
EDWARD slactery. whom he suspended on Mon
cay is thoroughly demoralized as a result Of the
"0se management Of Mr.. slattery for the last
lev years. AIr. Metz said:
/ an satisfied from what I have discovered
Sla1 Il nearly every division Of this department
Se Clerks who are making money by selling IN
-O.tIASt8on 10 outside parties. They perhaps have
anght TO 60 this Il they obtain the information
~ ~ work 70 the data In their own time after
1s1.ess hoU-s, DUr the trouble is that they do
tsrss-a ueren5late They do work for private in
r-A = the cl-ys time. Some men in the
.-sncs Department supposed TO be earning only
.s-esI salaries make more money than draw
Hou the City.
ms Controllers salary is $4,000 year. Con-
1'ulae the Controller said:
saTtery-s bureau is thoroughly dennoraIized,
g.. an going 70 give IL good shaking up.
eat pe''illSS'on' VIII nor stand Ior
me Controller also said he found men who
.<f4eeieo their work in the daytime sneaking
a night GO complete It. He said he found
-y bills for supper money and night work
&c supposed some OF that came from neg
- work during the day. The Controller
- - sslo that Edgar J. Levey, president Of the
s INSURANCE Company, had informed Con-
-sf Trout years ago Of the conditions in the
80 OF assessments and arrears. and the
esfroiler Gid nothing.
s.epa'y Controller McCoosy has been making
s'sations OF tie Brooklyn Office 10 fnd out
.ssoEoluonS are there Mr.. Metz said the
Il 80 80 once os the Finance Department was
sraed Ia dc MI -ncCooey had
sskss cgS1-t[oLer Grout said yesterday. when
.. sst.oout eoout Mr. Metz's statement that he knew
short 60 methods: 7 never knew anything
''as'ds People is or working Tor
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
literary Nessss
and Criticism.
,rs, ~ The Immigration Problem IN
the United States.

-sE TRAIL OF TEE. 1AIa1IGRAN.TI Mt. By ,,1,s Ed
on IES Steiner. With sixteen Nuetratiohs'
vsTa s-s Fleming Z. Reven Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
ANNUAL CENSUS REPORT.
WOrk Costs Government S2S5. .667
Less than 4DprO pr10tion

Washington Nov 27--Much OF the work of the
census bureau during the last year, disclosed
by the annual report Of DR. s. ". D. North the d.
rector, made public to-day. related to the census
OF manufactures Of 1906 TO the preparation and
publication OF statistics on municipal finance and To
the collection. tabulation and publication OF prompt
and accurate reports the cotton crop. The re-
port shows that the work cost the government
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
THREE COMPANIES OUT.
fractional Difficulties Reduce Sth
Regiment to Battalion.

Albany. Nov. 27.-The formal order dsbanding
the sth Infantry of the National Guard. stationed
in New York, and reducing IT TO a battalion
issued to-day 10 take effect on December TO- Com
panies A. and z mustered out. of service.
The new battalion. which will be attached 20 the
1st battalion. is to consist of Companies 3, D. F,
G. II. and K. with the hospital corps and the field
music The battalion. to be kaown as the 8th Bat
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

H2so45, that being s2s5 ss7 less than Congress
appropriated for II.
Annual estimates of The population Of the various
states and territories made by the census IN
reports. In 1906 thirteen took enumerations
Of the population the total being % 7ss. 23S. The
estimate of the OF the population OF those
states the time 25. 1881. difference
OF only 40 a2o
DR. North has planned. in connection with the
nual municipal reports. series Of statistical stud
les OF important phases OF municipal development
including parks. markets. paving. sewers. police
and fire departments baths. schools and libraries
The Importance of statistics of this character is in
dicated the report notes by the fact that pres
ent aggregate debt of cities of the United States
containing over 5000 inhabitants is in excess or
s. 600 100000 greater than that OF the combined
debt OF the national and state governments and
Of the counties school districts and other minor
civil divisions
The director ADDS:
N 1909 80 per cent Of the people of the United
States resided in cities HAVING population q
OF tha people will reside in those cities. The prob
of city government
The director advocates the taking Of qun-
quennial census Of agriculture. The report says
concerning the cotton reports. that il has been
the earnest desire OF tie bureau bring its
system of reporting TO The highest pccs.b.c de-
gree OF efficiency. It states:
a complete record of the quantity Of cotton
ginned is not possible unless The g,nHers report
accurately t-A output Of their gins the great
majority OF them do this ! nave 10 4ouLt: tAat
man. have failed to do 50 IS made evident hy the
dist button reDart: and IN sections there
signs of mere or less concerted ptrpose 70 un4er-
state the ginninEs. n tie hope of influencing t.e
current price OF the crop. There car be no ql.es-
ticn that the census ginning reports have been
worth many millions OF dollars 70 the cotton ulant-
ers 5y protecting he market from assaults Of
spectators. whose privately gathered statistics
no longer carry weight when tAey differ from tsose
Of the census.
Director Norrh recommends the enactment OF
more rCif laws 20 enable census officers to secure
information
Copies Of census publications 20 the number Of
f5G G6S distributed during TIC 29T45 being
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
EAST SIDE TH:Ro TRAcks UNLIKELY.

F. r Bryan, yice-president Of the PETERBOROUGH
Rapid Transit Company, appeared before the plan
and contract committee Of the Rapid Transit Com
mission yesterday and asked permission third
track the Second and Third avenue lines. The
commission has refused three four times 10
grant permission TO do this. When Mr.. Bryan re-
heated hts request yesterday. President Orr said:
don't see any In making such a request
This board has taken action on the third-trackng
proposition. I will talk il over with some of the
other members. bur ! do not think it will change
the situation