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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07
making HISTORY.
Excursion of Delegates to
Harrison.

While intended only as a pleasure
trip for the delegates to the demo-
cratic state convention, the excur-
sion on the steamer Idaho, yesterday,
made history that will be recorded
among the important events in the
states history. II was expected that
the credentials committee, which &C
companied the excursion, would com
bine business with pleasure and COM
plete their labors during that trip,
but the importance If their action
was not fully understood until the
tormal protest Of the state chairman,
Chas. H. jackson, against the seat
ing of the Bear Lake delegation was
heard.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

to make their own living in the
world
The police could give the. fathers Of
the girls little encouragement last
night, but advised that they remain
over until today, when a systematic
search is being made.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

wanted shaves but had no money, and
who told hard luck story, and ask
ed her to fix them up SO they could
get job. She thinks that it is some
of these who robbed her.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-07

The Swedish Lutheran church will
give an ice cream social at the home
of John Nelson, Occur d'Alene street,
between Eighth and Ninth street,
Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Noon Wedding
In Bride Home
Daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Clayton Edelen Married to
Francis lie Baron Smoot.

Miss Marie Montgomery Edelen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ede-
len. 1910 Nineteenth street. and Francis
lie Baron SmoOt, were married at noon
today IN the home of the brides parents.
The Rev. Father Mackin was the Off
ciating clergyman. and the ceremony
was attended only by small family
party,
Both bride and bridegroom were un-
attended. The bridal gown was Of
leather shade Of bFoedcloth, made en-
piTe fashion and worn with a large
black picture hat trimmed with long
plumes.
After a reception for the family Mr.
and Mrs, Smoot LETT Washington for
their bridal trip. After December l they
VIII reside IN Washington.
RED yesterday afternoon 20 Van Alan
Potter. formerly OF this city. now OF
New York. The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock In the home OF the
brides brother Z, G. Graham. on Co
Msydweh. pastor OF Waugh NJ T.
Church. small company OF relatives
and Intimate friends formed the we'd
ding company
The house was beautifully and taste
fully decorated with palms. ferns and
red carnations. red being the color
scheme. In honor Of the Theta Delta
University. OF which Mr.. Potter Is a
member he is q graduate OF George
Washington University. class OF 1904.
Inc bride wore q gown OF white
aeolian, made over silk In her hair
she wore a single Bride rose and car
ried shower bouquet OF Bride roses.
ana was a bride Of exceptional beauty
ana grace. There were no attendants
the bride and bridegroom entering the
drawing room together.
After the reception. Mr. Potter and
his bride left for their future home
sailing for Norfolk on their way 20 New
YORK. where they will go entirely by
water. they VIII have an apartment
Mr. Potter is we'll known in music
circles here. where his delightful bari
tone voice has been heard frequently
IN. church and concert. tie Is now so
lotst N 81. Pauls Church, In New York
MISS Graham was one OF the most popu-
lar teachers In Washington. a graduate
OF the Normal School. and a young
woman With hosts OF friends
An interesting wedding took place yes
terdsy at 2.5l, when Miss LAly McIsaw-
rine was married 20 Ansel u. TaIbeFt.
N the home OF the brides parents. lI24
y street northwest.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas Sanford Dunaway, Of
fredericksburg Va.
The bride wore a going-away gown
OF brown venetian cloth, with velvet
toque TO match, and carried a huge bou-
quet OF vfoiets and lilies or the valley.
AIr. and Mrs. Talbert left Immediately
Tor the former home Of the bride De
Land, Fla. They will visit a number Of
Southern cities. Including Jacksonville.
st Augustine. Charleston. and Savan-
nah. before their return. SIR and Mrs
Talhert will be at home 10 their friends
after January / at i724 L street north
west.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04
Faced Judge Dying;
Death Ends Agony
Of Sick Prisoner
Appealed 20 Court for Doctors Attention
Hurried to Hospital, He Dies of Appen-
dicitiS on Operating Table

Staggering with pain ana almost in a
state Of colianse, William r. coison, e
prisoner IN the Police coure this morn
ing made his way 10 the rail and begged
Judge Kimball ~ allow him % see q
doctor. He was at once sent 60 the en-
Ergencw hospital. where he dicd about
fifteen minutes later. Dr. White OF the
hospital said his death was caused by
appendicitis He viii try to get per
mission from Coroner Nevitt to hold an
autopsy
Colson WAS arrested laAt night by
Policeman McQuade q the Second pre-
cinet for splitting on the sidewalk. He
was ID then, but the police thought he
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

simply had cramps anu 5raeted him foI
that malady. When he appealed for
medical aid IN the Police Court this
morning. Judge Kimball saw that IA
was in 4 serious condition ard had him
sent 20 the hospital
That Colson had appendicitis was suE.
pected Immediately and he was az once
taken 10 the operating room where pre-
parations were made for an operation.
He died while on the table.
CoIson. IL is said. lived at 200s Sth street
northwest. His family has been nOti-
fed Of his death ana the body win Be
r moved by them after an exemiuAtioL
Is held
The Washington times., 1906-12-04
LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP IN SOCIETYS CIRCLEIF

berta Neurath Laura Talyey, Ella
Lewis, Kate, BoteIer, Lulu, Lizzie and
Matilda Hettenkemer. Margaret B0teler
and L. o. Bowie. l.. NJ. Eldsness. W =
Falveys Frederick Lewis. Louis Hetten-
kemer, William Bowie. Charles and
Harry Boteier.
Tomorrow evening at Carroll Insti-
tute Han, the Excelsior Club Will give
an entertainment
A surprise party was rendered Mrs
Hattie Levy Sunday evening at her
nifty enjoyed pleasant evening. Miss
Ida Levy afsisted by Mrs. William
Levy served punch.
Calm. or Baltimore. wer. the guests
for a few days this week OF Mrs. Max
Weyl.
sydney Haas has gone 20 Norfolk
Va, 70 be present ~ the celebration Of
the birthday Of a. Pincus.
Miss Helen Baer. OF Georgetown.
KY. is spending the week here, the
guest OF Mrs. Jeanette Stern, OF TS4
Sixth street.
Mrs. Robert schlessioin, of New
York. IL the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Henry J. Goodman. OF the Stcrlin.
Miss Hilda Louis has returned to
her home in Baltimore. after spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward KOhner.
Miss Mabel .. Kaufman OF New
York city, IS the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. J. Kaufman, where she ex-
poets TO remain during the winter.
Mrs A. Sigmund. Of I7IS L street,
was given a surprise masquerade
party last evening in honor Of her
birthday The guests wore clever
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

costumes. and after dancing and mu-
sic. a buffet supper was served Those
present were Mr. ard Mrs. N New
myer. Mr.. and Mrs Max WeyL Ir.
and Mrs. Louis Newmyer. 8ir. ana
Mrs D. L. Engel. Mr.. and Mrs Sydney
C. Kaufman. Miss Carrye Calm. or
Baltimore; Miss Helen Etsenaan, Miss
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

has beCn the guest of Miss WinifVed
Mattingly for several weeks, has gone
10 New York, accompanied nv Miss
MattingIy. Miss Mattingly viii be a
guest at several house parties before
returning to her home here.
MIR. and Mrs. FaTWell will sail shortly
for England where they will remain
during the hunting season on their
country place they have recently taken.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mn and Mrs. Thomas Z. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh entertained Sunday
night at their first largo dinner Of the
season. Covers wese laid for twenty
two and the guests were the Danish
minister. Mr.. BTun; Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard. Mr.. end Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mis-
Townsend. Miss Isabelle May Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Longworth. Repre-
sentative Butler Ames. lieut. Edward
MoCauley. Captain Fortescue, Viscount
de Chambrum, Of the French embassy
Ned Mclean; Mr.. Mills. OF New York
Miss des Portes, daughter OF the cOun-
selor OF the French embassy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugher
At her reception tonight TO the Red
Cross. Miss HoaTdman Will DO assisted
in receiving by Secretary OF War Taft
and General Davis.
Countess Marguerite OF Sunolk. form
erly Miss Daisy Letter. has arrived in
Washington. and is now al the Letter
mansion, In Dupont Circle. awaiting the
arrival OF her mother. who Is expected
IN day or two from Chicago.
Mrs. John Chopper left washington TO
Nety AnE wv 1otA
Mr. and Mrs. John +. wilkins were
hosts at dinner last night in honor OF
Mrs, Bright, OF New Orleans, who IL
the guest OF Mrs. BromweN. wife of
Col. Charles 5. BromwelL
Mrs. Martin. wife or Pay Director J.
4. Martin. was hostess yesterday after
nOoa in her home. In the Navy Yard. at
an attractiy ely arranged tea IN honor OF
Miss Elsie Mclean, daughter Of Com
nander and Mrs. Walter Mclean, and
Miss Marion Leutze. the debutante
daughter OF the eommanda4t OF the
Navy Yard aud Mrs. r. II. G. Leutze.
Assisting Mrs. Martin were Mrs. Nc
Lean, Mrs. Leroy Tuttle. Miss Edith
DavidEe. Miss Katherine Clabaugh. Miss
Katherine Jennings, Miss Natalia DTiggs,
Miss Ruth Tanner, and Mrs. Eberley.
Mrs Martin was becOmingiy attiTed
In a lavender chiffon gown, prettily
trimmed IN lavender ribbons, and Mrs.
Mclean wore a handsome lace robe.
with the design outlined In gold
Mrs James Francis Costello. OF Bos-
ton who came down 10 Washington
with her children 10 srehd the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Richard q. WOrthingtOn, IN
Georgetown, VIII remain TOR several
weeks. She viii probably return to her
has been set for the wedding OF Mrs
Costello's sister Miss Martha Worth
ington. and John b. Moran. of Boston,
and the wedding is not likely 70 take
place in the immediate future, accord
ing to the positive statements OF the
bTide-elect and her family.
NJ y,-aItar r7arUyeU of Chicago who
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

4 surprise party was given in honor
OF l. Q. IOWies seventeenth birthday
last night. The evening was spent IN
dancing The table was beautifully dec
Grated with white and yellow ChTysan-
thenums
Among the guests were Misses Ro-
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Friends Of Leon II. Reizenstein. for
meTly or this city. now OF New York.
will be pleased 20 learn that he has
sufficiently recovered from a serious
Illness TO be the guest OF his mother.
Mrs. 7 Reizenstein, OF Fifth street.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Edna weyi, Miss Helene D EngeI, sn6
Abe Sigmund, Goldle sigmunds ard
Leroy NeWmyer.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Things without remedy should b
without regard" se n you hare i0st
your job. stop 'fretting" about IL and
look over the ads.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Colonel and Mrs. BromweIl VIII enter
tain al a large dinner party tonight in
honor Of their house guest. Mrs. Edgar
Bright. OF New Orleans.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

AIr and AIRS. David l. Goldman. who
Here the guests last week OF Mr and
Mrs II. Newmyer, have rturned 20
fheir home IN Norfolk, Va. after being
entertained here.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04
MRS. ROOSEVELT
ON SHOPPING TOUR
Goes to New York for
Stay of a Few
Days.
MAKING FALL PURCHASES
Colonel and Mrs. Bromwell Will. En-
tertain Large Dinner Party
Tonight.
MAKING FALL PURCHASES

Mrs. Roosevelt LETT Washington yes
Jerday afternoon for New York, where.
according 90 her custom, she spends a
lew days each fall shopping
The Washington times., 1906-12-04
Give Dinner
To Minister
Now Retiring
German Ambassador and
Baroness Won Sternburg
Entertain Mr.. Grip.

The German Ambassador and the
Baroness Won Sternberg entertained in
formally at q small dinner last night IN
honor OF Mr.. Grip. the retiring Swedish
minister
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mrs lew Jackson. og Thirteenth
street, entertained the Afternoon Bridge
Whist Club at her home on Friday
afternoon
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

The Council CT Jewish Women will
hold a board meeting this afternoon at
2.S0 o'clock. IN the vestry rooms OF the
Eighth Street Temple
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mrs smith. wife OF Capt. IL b, Smith.
Fourth Infantry, now stationed a. the
Washington Barracks. has been success
fully operated on Tor appendicitis, and
is now in the Columbia Hospital
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

"
Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of War. VIII be hos
tess Al dinner tonight complimentary
10 the cOnuuC Tor OF the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra and Mrs. Karl Muck.
Mrs Victor Clement VIII entertain at
dinner tonight, the third in a series OF
ilEe she Is 10 have IN her apartment in
The Connecticut this week
Miss Elizabeth Teuch Bateman and
ALss Mary tOXley Tilghman will ar
rive IN Washington tomorrow as the
guests of Mis- Frances GoldsborOueh.
the dCbutdnte daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Edmund ~ COldsDoruugn. Miss Bate
man ana Mise Iilghmau viii assist in
reeelVlng al me tea Thursday AFTERNOON
when Miss GuldbOT0ugu will make her
debut il Washington society
Mrs. Kean viii entertain at dinner
tonight lu honor OF Senator kcanS re-
turn 20 Washington.
Mrs. Grace Dyer Knight entertained
last evening Al a musical tea when
AIRS. Z. Lee Phillips was guest OF honor
Mrs. Philips wore gown OF lace and
a coral pink picture hat She sang with
artistic skill, displaying much dramatic
power i'm operate arlas in French, IIsl-
IAN and German.
Mrs. Knight was assisted IN receiving
by Mrs. Albert ~. Dyer, who wore black
net and jet over white silk Mrs. Robert
Lee IltAtotl- WHO wore Z handsome
gown OF maUve crepe, Mrs J. d. Young.
iu White la.-, Mrs. George Frazer. III
blue crepe de chine, Misses Davis.
HcWey, and Murdaugh iu white muslin
tn Miss Barr, In white French lace
MIS- Knight herself was gowned in
Il dress Of French lace. embroidered in
turqOuisc-
large gathering Of young people
attended the Thanksgiving dance given
ih Natonal Rifles Armory By the Aer-
iymakerS' Pleasure Club. The room
was tsstetuly decorated with palms
ana autumn leaves and the music
was rendered by Pistorio's band
lr committee consisted OF Miss M
T. SUruart, chairman. assisted by Misses
"essl. Bush and Amanda Thompson.
ana The members made every EFFORT 10
make the evening an enjoyable one. The
next dance Is 10 be given January -.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Corcoran
Eustis have arrived in Washington aud
nueled lleT home In lafayette Square.
-oiherly the CoTcoran house.
Ars, Thomas Hagner has returned IN
EoIlolk, where her husband, Payruasfer
H1Suer IS stationed ON the receiving
snip FRANKLIN after spending Thanks
giving IA Washington as the guest OF
br and Mrs. Frank EIagner.
Miss Lota Robinson, of Baltimore. .V-IU
spend the winter In Washington and
l.dS leased an apartment in the Cor
dova for the season.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of War, VIII be hos
tess Al dinner tonight complimentary
10 the conductor OF the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra and Mrs. Karl Muck.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King. OF Q street.
entertained their family last Tues
day evening. in honor Of the fourteenth
anniversary OF their marriage Those
and Mrs. Harry King. Mr and Mrs
Henry kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs Abe
King Miss Lera Strauss, and Meyer
King
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Air. and Mrs John w Foster viii
entertain at dinner tonight ia honor u
the British Ambassador and Lady Dur
And. This IL the first of a series of din
uers 10 be given IA their honor by
Washington society.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mrs. Victor Clement VIII entertain at
dinner tonight, the third in "a series OF
ilVe she Is 20 have IN her apartment in
The Connecticut this week.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mrs. Humphreys, wife Of General
Humphreys, L. S. A.. was hostess to-
day at luncheon complimentary 70 Miss
Helen Hatfield. the debutante daughter
OF the Comm -ndaut pf Fort Myer iNa-b
and Mrs. Hatfield. The table was taste
fully decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and yellow topped silver cundel-
abra
Invited 10 meet Miss Hatfield were
Miss Barry. Miss HaVard, Miss Abbot.
Miss Murray. Miss Williams. Miss Cal
hTaith. Miss GlennOn. Miss Dlggs. Miss
brewster. Miss Mclean, and Miss Helen
HumnhreNs
The Washington times., 1906-12-04
Miss Clabaugh
Makes Her Bow
At Morning Tea
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Pal
mer HoSteSSeS for Jus
tees Daughter.

Mrs. Aulick Palmer ana Miss Palmer
were the hostesses at tea in the AIlbl
Club this afternoon 20 introduce 10 So
ciety Miss Katherine Clabaugh. the deb
utaute daughter OF the Chief Justice Of
the District Supreme Court and Mrs.
H. N. Clabaugh.
The club was prettijy decorated in red,
the color scheme being carried out in
red roses.
Mrs. Rlxey. wife or Admiral Rixey:
Miss Gwynn, and Mise Macomb presided
at the ten table. and in the receiving
line were Miss Durand, Miss Alice viii
son. Miss Burrell, MIS-. Charlie Lee. Miss
Elsie Cobb. Miss Frederica Morgan,
Miss Jessie stele, Miss Joanna Schroe-
der. Miss Marion Eeutze. and Miss Olga
Converse.
Mrs. Palmer wore x handsome gown
Of lace. trimmed with paillettes. Miss
Palmer's gown was OF rich yellowish
lace. over SILK. ana Miss ClabaUgh wore
gown or white maTquisette over Cbif-
fOn and silk and carried large bouquet
% pink roses.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Miss Lota Robinson, OF Baltimore. will
spend the winter In Washington and
mas leased an apartment in the Cor
dova for the season.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Mr.. and Mis-. William C0rrOr7n
Eusus have arrived in Washington aud
opened, Iler home In Lafayette Square.
Formerly the CoTcoran house.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Alls, Ihomas Hagner has returned TO
EOrtolk, where her husband. PaL-rnasfsr
Hasuer. is stationed on the receIvfng
ship Franklin after spending Thanks.
giving IA Washington as the guest OF
DR. and Mrs Frank Hagner.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

At her reception tonight to the Red
Cross. Miss BoaTdman viii DO assisted
in receiving by Secretary OF War Taft
and General Davis.
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Heavy Galvanized Iron Wash
Tubs. re-enforced bottom. Regular
price, 7Sc; special price,
The Washington times., 1906-12-04

Countess Marguerite OF Suffolk form
erly Miss Daisy Letter. has arrived in
and is now al the Letter
mansion, In Dupont Circle. awaiting the
arrival OF her mother. who Is expected
IN "A day or two from Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
HIS MONETARY HOARD
 INCREASED NTH USE
The Police InqairinS Ehers Hssusi
 Torres Get Ills Money.
fEEHH

Manuel Torres is a monetary uuEE1s to the authorities He is an Inmate es the city jail pending a de-ernluatiaz of his status in the criminal world Tha other night he was seen by a bor ez- tracting S from the nerveless llgers of a drunken man sitting asleep iu % saloon. The Mexican observed lhar hs had been syatched and beckeulnr the boy outside. offered 70 spin" tte treasure with him. The boy declined but informed Marshal Kinney. v.aa later took Torres into custody and searched him The marshal foursl a crumpled s5 bil and also a SEQ hil ll "a similar state of crumpleduess.
 Under questioning. Torres admitted that he had arrived in town three days before with S7. his entire worldly wealth since his coming he had been buying whisky for himself and hts friends yet his money increased an rhs. time in volume He could noI account for this financial miracle but he reH back upon the well recognized truth that miracles are not Co be accounted for and that there Is no explsiulue az them by natural laws Those were rha bald facts in the case it was noe- uu to the police 70 connect them Into a reasonable story.
 So far the police have only rhe statement of the youth whom Tc-r-s sought to enlist as an accessorg afrrr the fact The boy saw only the rletl of the s bill. There was no twenty in sight The victim has ner yeg been found. but the officers are looking Cog him in the hope rhat he may Ehrns some light upon this mysterious a1alr-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
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 9-rOom 2-story brick house. in good condition; could not be built for less than S2OOO; house and lot for s1S5O
 4-rOom frame house on East Wash ington street. with city water; lot 50x 40 feet, for S7OO; easy payments; SI0O down and S10 per month.
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 7-roOm modern brick cottage, in Ben nitt addition. for SSSOO.
 7-room 2-stOry brick and frame cot tage. in University addition, for S2O00- There are two lots, with plenty of shade. and good stable in rear.
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 16O-acre homestead for S400-
 240 acres of good beet land for $17-50 per acre.
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RPPRO- TRAITORS CANAL COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the r-z- ular annual meeting of the stockhald- CTS of the Appropriators' Canal Com pany will be held at the Board of Trate rooms on October 1st- 1906. aE -he hour Of 1;30 o'clock D. m- for the elecricl ct a Board of five Directors 70 serve frr the ensuing year or uutn theiF slr- cessors are duly elected and quail-ie-i- and for the transaction or such lrher business as may legally come h-fcre the meeting
 By order Of the Board of nircc-rrs-
 ADA IRWIN. SecrssarI-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
FOR RENT

We have for rent so acres of cuiti- vated land under the Salt River Nai- ley canal with ample water Co irrte1te grain and alfalfa There is alreass forty acres in a good stand of alfalfa The whole ranch is fenced and crl~s- fenced, and is surrounded by good range Located on a main raad Into Phoenix and a telephone line L1s ranch can be rented for one ur two years Fine grain. alfalfa and teet sugar land There Is a large amount of pasture now This is a grand oR- portunity- See F. J. Bennirt. IS North Center street. Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
For Rent

7-room 2-story brick house. with shade and large lawn, stable, etc; house partly furnished; no sick people have occupied it; all for S2O per month. You will have to hurry.
 4-room brick cottage. on South First Ave. good shade and lawn. fence and chicken house: all for S1O per month
 5-room house, with modern convent ences; good shade and lawn; fenced; on north side; for S15 per month
 5-room brick, close in, for S1O per month.
 4-room frame. on south side. with good shade and city water. for s6 per month.
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 Furnished and unfuTnished rooms in any part of the city you may wish
 No trouble to show houses. Free transportation to any part of the city
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL.

Mrs Kelso. who has just returu..t from the coast has re-ope1ed che siEl= Avenue Hotel corner of sixth aveuu- and Adams. and will be pleased te rr- ceive her many old boIrders and a--H soIicits the transient trade The hH-el has been renovated all rle u through and presents a very hauell-r appearance on the inside. esEeris.le the dining room. which is fitted ur l- grand style. so as 90 satisfy che He-r tasty.