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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23
INFLUENZA IN LONDON.

NEW YORK. Dec. e2,---A dispatch to
the World from London reports that
influenza or particularly virulent
type Is raging there and as usual It's
victims include many prominent peo-
Pile. The Lord Chancellor and the
Archbishop of Canterbury are barely
convalescent. while Arthur Balfour and
Speaker Lowther are both seriously
III. The doctors recommend sun baths
as at once the best preventative and
the best cure. but London has en-
joyed only seventy-five minutes sun
shine IN SO days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23
TARIFF WILL STAND.


CHICAGO. Dec. ga dispatch to
the Tribune from washington says;
In spite OF the vigorous protests by
the agricultural implement men OF
tho West and the shoe and leather
manufacturer OF the East there win
be no step taken toward tarift reyi-
sion during the life Of the present or
the next Congress. II may be that
President Roosevelt next year win
think to refer TO the tarifr revision
sentiment but there is not the slight-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23
WHATS

worth doing is worth doing well. If
you wish to be cared Of Rheumatism.
use Ballard's Snow Iiniment and you
win be well cured. A positive cure
for Sprains. Nuralgia, Bruises. Con-
tracted Muscles, and all the Ills that
flesh is heir to. A. G. NJ. williams,
Navasota. Texas. writes:
4 have used Snow Liniment for
sprained ankle and 1t gave the best
of satisfaction. always keep It in
the house" Harts Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23

meetings will be held in Jersey City
on January 1s.
The formation OF the Central Leath-
er Company was in accordance with a
plan for the readjustment Of the Unit
eu States Leather Companys finances
formulated by its president and It's
executive committee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23

Cosmetics will ruin the complexion.
There's no beauty practice equal to
the effects Of HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 1t keeps the entire body in
perfect health. Tea or Tablets, s5
cents, For sale by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23
STOCK SELLS SLOW.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22,--There has
been considerable liquidation In the
stock market during the week. Some
or It was forced by the sustained
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-23

SURE TO PLEASE HER.
II you select something at Jaloff's new
store as an Xmas gift. 100 t1th street
near Commercial ct
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22
aIaaE 6aFa aalgaaInII7 sasIaIm5a Mra.

Jack here againl exclaimed Mrs.
Dering
Eyes: but he is not comins TO
luncheon," said Molly huTrledly.
i'Did you want me, mother1"
II want you to take this telegram
down to the post Office. It is from
your aunt to Adrian; I DO not wish
tho servants to SEQ III
Molly took The telegram. II ran
From Millicent Dering to Adrian
Dering. Bring down the license
with you.
Molly read It and looked at her
mother
us Rhoda really going TO % mar
ried By special licensef"
''Yes-at oncel" replied Mrs, Der
ine briefly. zoo with the telegram
ana lose no time, Moilyi"
Molly hastened away on her err
rand. Ahe was coming out OF the
post ONCE and turned up the village
road whom she caught sight Of girl
standing at the corner Of the FOOT
path. evidently at a loss as to which
road to take She was stranger,
and Molly crossed the road to speak
to her.
Have you loaf your wayf" she
said pleasantly.
The girls heavy face Enlightened
~ want 70 20 TO Dering,' she said
rIt's a house near this village
Those are The woods Of DerinsI"
said Molly. with q smile Il am CO.
ing there II you will walk with mel
The girl looked at her doubtfully'
eDo you i've at Derins, missi
Yves: am Miss Derinsl'' molly
returned. Can I DO Anything TOT
you7 -,
miss Rhoda Derins lives Win
YOU. then7" said the girl 10 heSi-
tatine tone would you take her Q
letter from me, miss?9
"Certainiy! GIVE me the letter
DO YOU know Nils Rhoda1'
II lived with her In Paris tne
oirl answered. taking a somewhat
eoiIed and crumpled note from nei
poclket Please give her this' miss
And tell Miss Rhodn have sop'
back to I.ondonl"
Wont you come % Deflns an'
sec Miss Rhodaf ...,,
NO. give her me nopS' y e9S-N
/ want any answer ~
Molly took the note sns Nas
little puzzled. but concluded ina' ~
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22


girl had been a servant In the con-
vent.
do you know your way to the
station9' she asked, as the girl
turned away.
"Oh, yes, miss. It's straight onl
Thank you for taking the note. "
Molly took the note back with her
They we're at luncheon when she re-
turned.
Here is mysterious misslye TOT
YOU. Rhodag" she said. producing the
crumpled envelope. 1T does not re-
ouire any answer"
Rhoda took the note. She glanced
at the writing and put II down py
her plate.
open II, open III" cried Mrs Der-
ing briskiy. LET us share the mys-
terry, Rhoda. Where did you get u
from, Molly7"
"A stranger IN the Villages
rather iugubrious stupid damsei,
With heavy face. She lived Win
YOU IN PARIS, she said. Rhodal"
Eyes; It was servant / knew
therel" said Rhoda calmly. She
opened the note with steady hngera'
II was short
Dere Miss Dering, --The French
gentleman is IN London, and he ia
going 70 see you. He does not mean
you any good. and ! rite 70 warn you
Your Respectful servant,
SARAH MOUNT.
Rhoda crumpeid the note and put
Il into her pocket. !.
1T is only about a Paris friend'
abe said carelessly But her nano
trembied as she raised her glass %
her lips, and she could not meet MIA
perinas scrutinizing glance
when Adrian arrived that even
Ing Miss Derlng was much worse
tate In the evening she called hho'
da TO her
Il shall not live through another
6av. Rhoda," she said teebly. Nov
YOU must do what you promised Le
me see YOU and Adrian married; ie
Il be in this room tomorrow moro
Ing"
And Rhoda promised.
No time was allowed her 70
Thought that nlght She spent \
constant attendance on her aun'
When raorning camo, Miss Derin
was somewhat better. She Insiste
en being dressed and wheeled lac
her slft'uR room, which molly "a
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22

adorned With noWefB Tor the mar
riase ceremony Then Miss Derins
sent Rhoda away.
go and change your dress and 80
out into the fresh air." she said,
''there lie plenty Of time yet. You
shall be fetched when the hour
comes.
Rhoda obeyed. She went down
the terrace and across the lawn into
the lime walk. II was a lovely,
fresh. Spring morning; tho lines
were budding, and the sun shone
brightly upon the opening leaves.
Rhoda sauntered slowly up and
down the quiet walk. The house
was hidden by great group Of
beeches, and the place was very stu
aud solitary. The further end OF
tho walk Joined the great avenue OF
eIns leading from the village TO the
house. Rhoda had reached this end
iuss as a man came up the avenue
n was M. Lefroy. He saw her In
stantiy and advanced, taking on his
hat with q very low bow.
"This is unexpected good fortune.
mademoiselle," he said. II was go
Ing to see you. and behold, here you
arol"
Rhoda bowed. n. LEROY left the
avenue and turned by her side into
,ba i,,ne walk. They walked o few
yards m silence; then Rhoda stopped.
you say you we're coming TO 500
me. Monsieur LEROY. May l know
why you wish to see mef'
"Ah, Mademolseile Dering." he
said, bowling again. you know why
long to see you alweysTbecause
love you'll"
Rhoda'a checks fushed-
u beg OF you to be silentl" sne
aaid coldly. II have no desire e
quarrel With you, Monsieur LEROY
but / viii not hear such words from
you'll" =
"Ah. you prefer to hear them from
Monsieur Dering. the heir OF tn'
family estatesf'' returned m
Frencnman. flashing look Of hat
~ Rhoda. 'sBut have come 70 tel
Won this cannot be; ] have com
from Monte Carlo to tell you sol"
rIndeediY said Rhoda. with he
old bitter scornful smile. And .
what tight DO you Interfere with m
life. Monsieur LEROY
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22
CHAPTER VI

,,von Mol,vg -
.rys,I TscE ~
.xr vi thinss anv better now7"
woiss shooI, her pretty head.
..,,as,,e $50 ,sorse Mother ana Rho
IA never sneak to each other, Aunt
er,,,,son, q verv very ili and Rhoda
=, $3.50, ,',,,s,., = nova rnhanpv than ever
sass a. were engaged to YOU. and
IN, 4ba annts n the world were M, I
.'.sI ~, loch i've thatl"
i've I've ~ ,sere enoaqadg You are
engaged "A, noe. YOU faithless young
s ',assn,,,, =
~ mac, properix. legally en-
....,oa :, "a MoiIv ~ don't cali y a
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22


Rhodh With a prophecy 81 my good
fortune
Talking thus. he led her into the
house Mr. Dering was stiil "a tho
hail Adrian took nhoda proudly
up to him.
Uncle George. Rhoda has prom
laed to be my wife" he said
Mr. Dering looked at them very
kindly.
"You make a handsome pair he
said, with a smile. Il am very glad
Of A. Adrian. my boy"
Rhuda drew her hand from
Airian's and slipped away to 60 to
her own room; but Molly. who WIS
waiting for her 10 the corridor. drew
her into her own little sitting-room.
well. Rhodar she said, with an
arch look
''Well, Mollyf"
TITS an right, isn't Il, Rhodaf"--
wondering at her cousins haggard
face,
Quite right" replied Rhoda
with q mirthless laugh Il am en-
gagged 70 Adrian"
Il am 50 glad" Molly said, with
warm kiss. But the look on Rho
da'e startled her.
You are happy, are you not, Rho
dn71 she said anxonsiy. "You love
Adfianf'
YES. love him, answered Rho
da She paused moment and then
added. It would DO easier if ] aid
not
Molly drew back.
what do you mean, Rhodai"
"Never mind. little Molly said
Rhoda. recovering her self-posses-
sion by violent effort. "'I shall be
good wife to Adrian. shall de-
vote my life 70 him"
Molly stili looked at her wonder
ingly
Il want you to be happy, Rhoda,
But you look 30 sad still"
II must learn to smile like you
Molly. But I have never been happy
before. you know. and Il Is dificuli
to learn what happiness looks like
She hurried away to the door
= must 80 to Aunt Milllcent.' she
said
She went to her anot's room
Adrian was there.
II was going to send Stanton FOL
you. you naughty girl, said Aunt
Millicent gaily, Come here, ml
darling, and let me kiss you
She put her arms round Rhodt
and kissed her fondly. Then she pu'
her gently back and smoothed hel
hair,
you must teach her TO laugh
Adrian -show her how TO look hap
by. / think you VIII be an cxcellen
teacher; you have learned the lessor
80 we'll yourself"
Adrian looked radiantly happy a
he stood looking down at Rhoda.
DO you know what Adrian ha
been saying TO me. RhodaY" her aun
went on. He wants what / want q
much dear--an early marriage"
Don't let US talk about that 70
day." said Rhoda, quickly.
II must" replied Miss Derine
"Rhoda, have not long 20 liyei yoi
know that as well as ! do. Let M
have this BIT Of happiness before
60; let me see you Adrian's wifeP
''Rhoda, / would not hurry you,
said Adrian quickly; but you mus
know how want youi Let Aun
Millicent talk 70 you. Do not refus
to listen 70 her"
II viii listen to her" Rhoda an
swered gently; ''but not now d
not let US talk about Il now"
Have you seen Agneaf said Mis-
Dering. with q look Of malicious Fri
umph Docs she seem pleased
! Adrlanf"
Adrian did not return Miss Der
ings smile.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22
ODA'S
SECRET
nasd from "a. I.aas

with her dog ia her arms
lao drove up from the eta
handed the reins 70 tho
ran up the atepe to hef
d brightly to him,
Is Ia the library" she
teasing look "lio wants
you about the new Act ~
10 trespassers"
not stay very long" said
hesitatingly; y must be
he House for a division TO-
won't take long % discuss
only an hour or twol
stay as long as that. ! am
but"
looked az him with the
ghter Ia her eyes
I'D tease you any more she
On yin and Rhodo IN the
4. Adrian. Now what win
me for that bit Of informa-
BIZ her hand and raised Il 70
me good luck. my little
be said gently.
looked at him With a very
Expression IN her eyes.
do better than that VIII
Il TO you" she said; you
be your hearts desire"
BIS face became bright With
Is.
you sure, Molly2" be said,
remor In hts strong voice.
lad ask Rhoda." was all the
Molly would give bin. She
from him down the steps,
hurried towards the lime
raVe, stern, cold man had
wed before. Absorbed Ia in
i pursuits and 10 his parlia-
work he had left love out
se, and a few months before
ted forward TO a quiet happy
with HIS couein Molly, for
& felt a calm affection Now
learned to love Rhoda with
passionate alteration, the In
Yerence Of a mans frst love,
flushed as he caught sight
In the lime walk She was
on one Of the low seats uu-
trees. absorbed IN thought
roached very gently, and Il
until he said. "Rhoda" that
Nv he was near. She started
moved as n to leave him;
stepped forward aud caught
bd.
must listen TO me" he said
cit down again. and let me
1ufaflv IN vOn %
IA looked OF him with a
wild expression on her face,
4 down. Adrian sat down be-
|er, holding her hand close
In his.
Z Rhoda, / would not take
nswer last week; give It to nae
! will DO satisfied with so very
Only tell me that you win try
me, and that Will make me
Iappy."
girl did not speak for a mo-
then she turned and looked
cousin.
} should have taken my au-
ast week, Adrian. II would
zen happier for you"
pre- Is no happiness for me
} happiness OF your love-" he
- ,,oi., ere 49,. pof.tnn loa
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-02-22

10 be continusal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
NEW SANTA rE MAIL CARS
WEIGH 10000 POUNDS.

The Santa Fe has just completed
the construction Of IS steel m,i, anna
which are being put into service on all
parts OF the system. The ears are the
heaviest of the kind ever constructed
ana without the interior equipment
weigh 10000 pounds. All the stills
and beams are of steel. and the br,cos
IN" woodwork ARE finished in steel.
Inc cars were built according to spe.
ciai plans drawn by the Santa ro
engineers, and were submitted 10 the
government for approval.
The main line of the Santa Fo w;u ,o
'"' "'s' To be equipped with the new
cars after which they will he distri.
p"''d to every part of the system.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
Marked Demand F.,
Prime Casting
Grades
Consumption Still /
Keeping Pace With
Production
tFrom Saturday. Daily,

Copper IL quiet, but continoo, 81
strong Lake Is held at IsS 10 nj
cents per pound for August and A..
tcmbcr delivery; clectroIytic 10, n,.,
10y delivery 10 1sN TO 1874 ,,,,.
casting. ISL TO IsM cents. Th.n |.
II strong demand for prime grade. a
casting copper. The domestic attn.
ton Is quiet at the moment, and via
out special feature. Demand from p,
ropcan consumers continues ,,,o,,
The recent activity Of the forcin
buying shows its effect In the eopu,,
exports for Europe, which are H.
creasing steadily, says George L
Walker, in the Boston Commercial.
Producers generally do not look 70,
n very large increase this year over n,
output Of 1905. Meanwhile the metal
is going into consumption as rapidly u
il can be produced, and there are many
Indications that this condition will con
tinuc for several months to come.
Some activity has been shown In
few copper stocks during the pet
week, but II did not last, and the mar
kct rclapscd into dullncss and veal.
ness, the latter not pronounced. Their
have been no important Developments
The failure Of the Utah Consolidated
directors to increase the divided
rate has occasioncd some unfavonbs
comment, and has induced some cell
ing, not only Of that stock, but Of Oh
err coppcrs. While IL has dropped ouly
n little, it's action has been weak. This
has influenced the Boston list. Public
interest IN still lacking. Boston trad
crs are doing scarcely anything in the
coppcrs. New York has been rcspOh
siblc for most Of tho trading
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
Deadly Serpent Bites.

are rs common In India as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For The
latter however there is sure remedy
Electric Bittcrs, the great restorative
medicine, Of which 3. a. Brown, Of Ben
nctsvillc, s. c., says: "Thcy restored
my wife to perfect health, after year
of suffering with dyspepsia andn chron
ically torpid liver" Electric Bitten
cure chills and fever, malaria, bilious
ness, lame back, kidney troubles, and
bladder disorders. Sold on guaranteed
by all druggists. Price 00c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
DISPLAYED A GUN.



a. u. Dickey, who is the owner Of a
valuable group of mining claims In
the Bradshaw mountains. was ycster.
day arrested by the sheriff office on
warrant charging him with assault
with six-shootcr. The arrest was
made Mt his camp by deputy sheriff,
who escorted h i'm TO this city. lie
gave bonds for his appearance today
before justice of the peace Keobane.
The complaint upon which the war.
rant OF arrest was based was sworn
to by j. !. Gibbons, who was in
partnership with the defendant in n
lease on one Of his mines. The hearing
OF tho ease will take place this after.
noon Mt 2 o'clock n the local Justice
court.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
Indications Favorable
AT The Del Rio
Plant
Drill Has Opened Up
Some Pockets OF
Gas
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From Saturdays Daily.)
There appears to be- no longer little
doubt IN the minds Of those who have
lately visited the camp of the Yavapai
OIL aud Mining company, and who are
familiar with the oil business in 9th
cr states that oil in paying quantities
will be encountered in the well now be.
ing sunk on the ground
Especially is this true of the experts
from California and Pennsylvania who
have inspected the premises and who
do not hesitate in making the state.
mcnt that flow of oil will certainly
be- struck before any great depth is
reached.
A reliable party who recently re-.
turned from the scene ~ operations
stated recently TO n journal. Miner man
that the well was now down TO n depth
Of about $50 feet, and making fair
Roadway daily; that the drill recently
passed through hard lime Gaping.
in which were encountered n number
Of pockets Of gas, which made the
water boil like soap suds, into an oil
sand which strongly smells Of oil. The
boring Of the well is being carried on
with energy and fair Roadway is be
ing made.
The locations Of the company GOV.
cring 1900 acres of land. are situate
adjacent 10 the X. r. +. and i. rail.
road, about miles north Of Del
Rio station. The company is princi.
pally composed Of local and Jerome
business men. and miners. and is
amply financed for the purposes for
which IL was organized.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27

tcrday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, before
Justice Of the peace kcohane on the
charge of assault, was discharged from
custody the prosecution having fa'Ic'
to prove case against him.
Mining Man Here.
Morgan TllInghast passed through
here last evening on the southbound
on route from his home in Phlladcl-
phia, TO the Monica mines in the kirk
land district in which he il heavily
Interested. He was accompanied by
George =. Martin, the financial ngcn'
Of the concern.
Visiting Hero.
Miss Grace vining of Colorado
Springs, daughter of J. &. Ninlng, Su'
perintendcnt Of tho Colorado Midland
railroad, is in the city on visit with
her aunt, Mrs. j. r. Daggs. Mrs.
Daggs and daughter and Miss 'in'ng
will leave next week to spend the
summer months on the coast.
Popular Official Visits.
l.. S. Ingalls,. surveyor general Of tn"
territory, IL in the city on official bus'
ness. Mr.. Ingalls, resided in Prescott
about 90 years ago before moving 70
the southern par, Of the territory. lie
was busily engaged the greater part
Of yesterday in shaking hands with his
old time friends and acquaintance.
In from Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Peters came in
yesterday from the camp Of the Ju'
anita Mining company IN the Crook
Canyon district. Mr. Peters is direct.
or of the .Iuanita Mining company,
having immediate charge of the com
pnny's affairs at the camp. The show.
ing in the 'ompany's properties ~ said
TO bc among the best IN that section.
Hero from Los Angeles
J. r. Ncfr, of Los Angeles. n director
Of the Goddard Mining company, stop.
ped over here yesterday en- route from
the company's mining camp in the
Wickenburg section to Los Angeles Ia
join Mrs. Ncfr, who is visiting with
Mrs. G. +. Goddard here. They will
leave today for their home in Los An.
gelcs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27

firm Of Hawkins, Ellinwood 4 Ross,
returned yesterday from n professional
visit 10 I5isbcc.
Old Timer Returns.
Bob Flood, nm old timer Of this sec.
ton. returned to this section recently
from Southern Arizona after an alb.
scncc Of three years
Hero from Yacgcr.
H. r. DALEY, foreman Of the Vac.
ger Canyon company's properties in
the Black Hills district is in the city
on company business.
stork Visits.
The stork visited the home of at.
,orncy and Mrs. James 10y yesterday
morning, leaving n bouncing baby boy
Weighing 10 IL ppounds.
\ Flying visit.
Alex. Dun, the jerome Junction bust.
css man, paid flying visit TO the
'iiy yesterday, returning homo on the
afternoon daylight express.
A Business visit.
George T. Lynch. n director Of the
Triangle Mines company. left ycstcr.
day for u business visit to the com.
pany's camp in McCabc.
Here from Mayer.
Dave Brawncr aud Joseph Fair
bank. who have mining interests in
the Big bug district, came in ycstcr
day from the Mayer section.
Loft for Grand Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs william Nelson and
daughter, Miss Louise Nelson. left
yesterday for nm outing in the Grand
Canyon section. Oliver Nelson will
join the party nj Cedar Glade.
Left with Two.
Sheriff Lowry left yesterday morn.
ing on the southbound for Yuma, hav.
ing in custody j. X. Sias and Jesus
Duran. who were sentenced TO serve
in the territorial prison.
Baseball Game.
The Prescott baseball team and the
Diamond 10 nine will cross bats nj the
home grounds on Sunday afternoon next
and the game will be called at 2:30
% clock. Both teams have been
strengthened considerably within the
past week 10y the addition Of now tai
cnt and nm interesting game is expect.
ed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-27
(From Saturdays Daily.)


Back from Colorado.
j. IL. Hooker has returned from a
visit with relatives in Colorado.
stockman Visits. :.
Van Dickson. the Skull valley stock
man IN in the city on n business visit.
Mining Man Visits.
T. W. Kyle, the Copper Basin min.
ing man, is IN the city on mining bust.
ness.
Harrington Visitors.
Mrs. J. l.. Thomas and children Of
Harrington. are guests Mt the Congress
hotel.
Mining Man Here.
George r. Harrington, general man.
agcr of the Tiger Gold Co., was in the
city yesterday.
Loft for Goldacld.
j. &. Cain, the miner and engineer,
left yesterday for GoldGcld, Nevada,
ON m ming business.
Copper City Visitor.
Charles Hooker, the Jerome business
man and politician, came in yesterday
from the copper city.
Left for Home.
Il. l.. Holmes, of Winslow, left yestcr.
day for his home after visit Of sew.
"ral days here on court business.
Loft for Los Angeles.
Attorney G. W. Hcrndon left yestcr.
day for a business visit TO Los An.
gelcs and other cities in southern Cali.
fornia.
Railroad Man Visits.
Jack Jaeger, assistant chief engin.
Ger OF the y. y. y. and r., and leased
lines, is In the city on railroad bust.
ness.
Leaves for Home.
Miss Margaret Connolly Of Jerome
will leave today for her home In the
copper city after a pleasant visit here
with friends.
Left for Flagstaff.
\. r. Cornish. supervisor Of Coconino