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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

ii6er Elm 8eieb 3erbroden bat, mo-
oltrd) Den Tefeften n~bgebolfen miro,
utlter melden Die Hegierung froft Ser
Gnti6ci0ung Oea Nidters SumpbreD
I'll leioen bate. Ser Senot uno aud
ooS Sult3 bobcn mlnnebr cine Den
8egenitano betreifenoe Bill poiiirt,
in meld)er aui Die Gingangsmorte Der
friiberen Bill gan5 1elle oerbelicrte
9eitimmltngen folgtn. Die neue Bill
gebt mlnn1ebr an Elm Gonferen5.Go-
mite.
Sic A~ntIn0en ge9en CT
@eian0ten Illen.
Heprdicntont Qopnc brod)tc I'M
&ouie cine Hciolution Elm, olrb
mel6e oerS tootaietretdr eriu6t miro.
Dem Soltic Die Gorrciponoen5 5ruiidcn
Dem Qcpurtcment unO 0em friibereu
onerituniiden @eianOtcn un0 @cnc.
rolfoniul $. u. 9GQcn in Goren por5lt.
legen, 0o5u nlt6 ole 9eidrperOen ltno
Seroud)tiglngen bon un0ercn Berlo,
men, Olrd) mel6e @llen nit geluiIIen
Serlltd)cn sur gcidminbclun0 0es
aoIlcr@ bon Gorea ln0 Der 9epolfc.
rilng bon Goreo bel 8clcgenbcit ION
Gontrutten fiir 0ffentlide Ncrbeilc=
rltngen IN Ge%rbinOltng gebro6t miro.
Nltd) bon DEM 9eiltn0e 0e5 Ieportc.
mcntS IN Der Ingelegenbeit miiniht
Die Nelolution &cnntniB SIT crlungcr.
@cIo iir San 6ronciSco.
Ser @rGiioent, S6oBiefrctGr Sbulu
ulo Ole Delegation BON 9iirgcrn BON
Son Gronci9co geIongten 81 elmer
giitlidcn &critGnoiqung, mooltrd Der
StnOt cine mcientlide ltnteritiiBu1q
bon Scitcn Der 8un0cSrcgierung ST.
tbcil miro. 9}od Der getrofienen Scr
einborung miro ooa Sdotomt bel
9onten in Son 6rouciaco $4,000
600 QeQcn Siderbcit in ltGOtii6en
Bombs bintcrlcgcn. Cine beitimmtc
6riit iiir Die @%eloiiunA oieicr Gepoii-
ten miro nid)t fcitOeiebt, obcr ben
9onten mir bic 3uiiderung crtbcilt,
ooB ooa Gcpoiitum ni6t 5uriidge5oz
gen iperOc, 10 longc ca fir Den @ie-
Ocrollfbou Der Stoot bon @id)tigteIt
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
@ntgegenfo men iir
II II gdrn.

@ien, 20. SUM. - Neucrlihe
Gmtsbon6lltngen 0ea ariegS : Mtini'
tiers 6cIo5eugmeilters &itters bon
Eitreid lolien oie Annobme gcrcd)t.
icrtigt criheinen, DAB or Den llngorn
nodl Wtoglihteit in DerI0b1lidcr
@eiie cntgcgen SIT fonmen gemitt
lit. Gr bat Die Scror0nung crlui-
ier, 0nb, I'M Ginflong nit Dem frii.
Geren Nbfommcn aluilden Seitrcih
un0 llngarn, .on l0mmtlidcn. oltf
lngoriid)em 0ebietc belcgenen Sc.
hGllbcn oc3 Mtilit0r 6iafue nebcn
Den OCltidcn audi mngnrii6e Slt.
idriften arl5ubringen iiuo. Ges Ser.
ltcrcn ioQen in 3lflnit in Dem amt.
Iid)en S6riftuefiel oeS Gcid9.
arie9sminilteriums nit ocn Gons
mun6oitcQen Scr Sonpeos bic icBt
9ebrGudIi6en eingefInmmertcn ocut-
id)en 9cjcihnungcn in oenr ungori-
Idcn Cert meggclolIcn uerocn.
NJ cutcrci iirtii6er Z I II y.
pen in I~robien.
Conf ntiropel 20. Suni.-
6ei5i Ynid)n, @cieblsbuber Der tiir'
til6en Sruppen in Der ErpDir5 2)e.
men, mclfer ldon nit Dem 9cfdms
pfen Der rcbeliiden Arobcr %pollau'
beihGftiNt mar, lit %gc5ruungen gclue'
len, icinc @cid)iitc ol,f ieine eigcnen
meuteriiAe Solouten 5u ri6ten.
Ntcbrcrc Gompngnie'n, melhe nah
SauIc geididt SIT merbcn uerlongten,
pcrlpcigerten 0ct @eboriom nn0 ira.
ten Den WarId mad Der &ilIte an.
IS fam 5u cincni b~ortnGdigen 9orn'
pie 5piiden oen loDolcn Srnppen
uno Ocr Meuterern. Gle 2eBtereu
pur0cn i6liebli6 Ourh boS grtiae-
riefeuer iibcrlpunben unb erguben
lid, nod)Ocm lie idpere Gerlulte er.
Iitten bnttcn.
Ger pcrliidc 9otihoiter oabier bot
bel Der tiirfiiden Hegierllng @inIpra.
d)e gcgcn Die I~blcnOutg meiterer
5ruppen unb Munition nod Der per.
iiihen @ren5e erboben. @r erfldrte,
bic Sorticbung oielcr Senoungen
luiiroe Die guten gc5iebungen Sipi-
idcn Der Eiortc mo Eeriien acfabr-
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Gic &cuulntiun in Guatemala.

Sto0t Do cr ., 20. Sulli. -
Gle Heuolutioniitcn itcllen in I6rcOc,
Dab Die &egierung bon Guatemala Ell
men cntihieoencu Sieg errungen, mie
g~eltcrn in 0epeid)en olta Banana &c.
mcl0et mllr0c. General Goleoo itebt
ctluu adt Wteilen bon Ser 8ren5e BON
Guatemala, lit gut peridan5t nnO
mortet MIR ouf cine gilnltige 8elegcn.
beit sum &orriiden. 9lltd EineOn
mag jcoen 2lugellblid aus ben @dls
bern bon Eeten nit ieinrr Wonnihatt
Dorriiden unO Gueialtanango, no
YrGiiocnt Cabrera cine Itorfc 8nrni.
ION bot, angreifelt.
Hodridten aus Sulpu0or meI0en,
Dab sic Hegierung oifen Guatemala
Sen aricg ertlGren miro, in meItcm
Sale binter Sen Hepolltion0rcn oie
0is5iplinirte 2lrree oicicS 2onOcS
itebcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

u IL y ~
&onoon, 20. ISlui, - &n Grut
berung elmer i'm llntcrbou2 ~gcIteuten
Infrogc iiber Die 3citln9anohridt,
boB GIleronocr 6inL brjtiihcr &oniltl
in G6icogp ole S6lohtb0ie inter.
iudt mo cincn 0iinitigcn 9crid)t En-
ltattet Dobe iagte &ricga = Sefrctdr
@rcp, Sr. 6inn bubc Dem 2~llaludrtt
gen 2nlt gcfobclt, Dab Cr iid 8curl4
CERT, Den &crtrctcrn Der 3citungen
%gegcniiber irgeno pcId)e Nl1aobcn SIT
MAIDEN, Gin i6riftlidcr @cridlt ic0oh
bon ibn am #. SUM nod &on0On
Gcianot morOcn lei. Ser Scfrct0r
tilgtc bilt5lL Dab er ni6t Die 3uiuac
nlod)elt f0nne, Den Sn6alt Oea We.
ridtca Dor Der giniidtnobmc prci2.
3ugcbcn bod lei cr Der Nnii6t, ooB
ntr elm Grpcrte Die G~ngelcgcnbcit
rid)ti9 5u b%clrtGcilcn Dcrn6gc.
llntcr Den oui Dem Grmur0 Iom-
pier nGormunia" pom &onOon nod
Nmerifn obgcrciItcn Eoiiugiercn be.
funo iif and Gbcrit &iclltcnont
Ecrcp Cure 0obba, Gbei &nitrltttcrr
an Der aricgaihuIc SIT NlOCribot. Gr
lit pom &ricga SctrctGr @ol0unc
bcouftrogt porOCn, 0oa 6lciidL Dos
in ben Ser. Stoutcn iijr Die britiidc
Nrmcc nnaefauft miro, 81 inlpi5ircl(.
Gr36iihof 6~orlcp'a N6.
0tc0 pom Eopit.
II N, 20. Slni. 49, Yopit Sins
Ger 3cbnte crtbcilte Dem Gr3bii6of 5.
WF. 6orlcp BON Ncp Yorf cine Gb,
id,icos Nuoien5. Ter Eupit grntl.
Iirtc Dem Niihoi red)t bcr5lid 5t Den
6ortidrittcn, mcld)c Die STRIDE in
9tcp Dort made, un0 CAB icincr
&icbc iiir ieine .umcrifoniidcn &iu.
Scr" Nuaorud, Scr Yopit ilbcrrcidy.
tc Ocn NiidOf Elm AroBca golOcnc3
Wtcoutllon ltll0 ctrcll el1cllDdllot9 &c
ihriebcncn 9ricf Der %Nncrtcnmul8.
GuS S0reibcn miro nod Der Slid,
fcbr oeS 0iidofa no6 9{clp 2ort
per0ffentli6t mcr0en. Ger Yoplt
ionote audi ieincn Sc8en Ser Grj-
Gio5cie bon Seem Nort utO iprud)
BON Der pr1dJti0en SotbcOroIc ous
ielbit, Der i60nitcn in Der ncucn8cIt
lno fii9te biu5lL cr boiic, ouB Der
Nuu Balls poQcnbCt mcrocn miirOe.
Ser Gr5bii6of ltcltc Dem Yopit
8rou George s. @ouIO, Sri. Sclcn
WoulO, Srn. Griffin unO Sod)tcr,
Gcp. Or. 3. 5. McN}odin unO Srn.
2cuia, iGmmtIid) aus gtcm Gort,
Dor. Ter Gr5biidoi miro ont Con-
nCritoa BON Mont obrcilcrl.
Scr GIqeciroa &ertro0.
Eonger. Ntorotfo, 20. &rni, -
Ger Sltltun bot Den Nlgecirus. Scr
trog ieinen 0liniitcrn m%lterbreitct.
IoB tie Die 9eltimnmnlgcn anncb.
men, miro ais gcruiB bctru6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

2afapctte McMabmt beiinoet
lid, in Otaiontomn, ga. inter Der
Nnfloge in Soft, @ioponni Celtic err
ldoiien unb 5mei onoere Staliencr
pcrmuiloet 81 bo6cn. Gr finG, mic es
iheint, obne olfct @runo Streit nit
ben 9elltcn an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
q ngrtffe ouf Nmerifunrr
in Is + ino.

II SRI c III III erlt
in G6ino.
2cn0pn, 20. sunni. - &icr cin.
getroifenc Special Gcpcidcn ants
SONG Song melOcn Dab Die GbinciCn
in SurGun Den mcoi}iniiden &crtr2.
ter eirer omcrifonii6cn 8eriidla.
rungS @cicaihoit, Or. &orne, ull'
griffen un0 l6linm %Dcrluun0et una
iei11en %Niiiltenten 6or6ea WtoOic lcidt
permumoct bo6en.
Subil0um& NuS iteIIung
in 8uforeit.
9utor,eit il, 20, 5uni, - Gle I'll
gbrtn SEES Silber . ,Sllbil0umS Oc1
aoni0a @orI peronitoltcte AllsiteI.
hung wurOc gcltcrn IN 8egemuort
oeS &0niga, Der aonigin Gliiubctb,
oes &rOnqrin5cn 6croinonO unO scr
aronpriu5ciiin Marie croiinet. Sull.
0els M}iuiltcr Sabopor5 5oatc in
leiner ~Gr0finungS Iniprode Dem
&onia fir Die I'M Sntcreiie 0ea can.
0eS gelciltctcn Gicnite 9~lGn5eupcu
Sribut. Ter a0ni0 erlpioertc IN Tn,
9erer Neoc u1o nuf Die S%obrbnnOcrtc
longen &Gmpic NumGnien'S fir no
%tionoIc l(nobbGngiAtcit eingebenn,
ioate cr: is lit MISUNDERSTANDING,
Dob mir altd) Gfonornil1e %llnabb0ns
gigfelt }l crringcn trnd)ten. GicIt
IusItcllu1N miro unlcrc Sortld)rlttc
bis gum bclltigen Gage bclpcllen.
Gurdl Ole Nlaocbnrng unlcrcS Gis
ienbnbn Snitens bat lid) iiltlcr @e'
trnibe Grport NM DoH 6iinfiod)e per
nlebrt mO unicr Matchmaker NeiN'
tbunt ln0 unierc Snbnitrie bat be-
Intelligence 6ortidritte genlad)t. Nil-
mdnicn fam nit Stol5 allf oielcGr'
run9enitnltcn blidcn,"
2 e625cbn NJ Yen d)en en-
truntc CT.
@icn, 20. ,Sinni. - Raf Den
neueltcn Nnd)rid)tcn aus Grag bat
Die berclta Aenclocte lleberihipcln'
mun9 III Der Nicoerrn9 Oco Sajo'
uns EIulieS picl ihliinmcre Serbce'
ranger, ais oniGnglid o%naeilonlnlrt
mar, onNeridtct. 9ti6t melliger ais
t6 Wenid)en iino III Den Slllthen itllt'
gefemmcll. Ger uonc llnfon1 Der
orrt Die Gcpoltipen @oiernlorel
nnaeridtetcn Observation-Disclosures lnbt
itdl nod gar niht iiberlebcn. Art
lueite Strcfen iinb Die Selotriidte
pollitonOiQ pernid,tet lno icne So'f'
nrn1 olf cine Gruote III aeldmi'll'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

Hom. 90. Sruti. a6nig @ittor
Emanuel bot Den Senator &illori II.
YrofeIior Grcbaro benuitrugt, Nrron.
eeinents CUR @riinbnile eiller o%S>tolic.
Mid. anierifaniiden Sigo" 81 t%reftcn,
oeren 3lped in einenl gustouid pom
Grpieiieren Slpiihen S%Stolien llno ocn
Ser. Staotcn Bethlehem ioIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

Ger fiir5lifc 6eblidlog, Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Chicago INT
fer Dem 5ruiid)enitontlihen Sonbcls=
geiet oes Gomplots 81 iiberfiibren,
peil lie aeltenb mod)tcn, lie lcien
imnnin, mo neil oos betreffenoe @e-
riht oieie &crtbeioigung mfred)t
hiclt hat Die @irfuna aehobt. ooB
ser GongreB iidl nid)t mcnig 0cn aopf
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

There is bon st the opera and one at
 the shovg. But che one ] like best, I'd have you
 know, is filled ysith Donofrio's Capitalized
 Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

not yet named the committee. deferrins the matter until he could get a minute or two to think over the situation.
 Nominations. for directors were de- clared in order again. and in. the pre- Iiminaries it was announced by the chair that all stock would be entitled to voJe whether paid or unpaid. and proxies would also be admitted for voting purposes. Leo Goldman and Superintendent Goodman of tho In dian school were appointed inspectors of the election. Nominations were made from the floor. singly- 4. N- Frederick. W. W. Cook. J. P Ivy. Hosea Greenhaw. Jr- and Charles Goldman were put forth as the ticket chosen by the caucus in the morning. of those op- posed to the Fowler regime. Messrs- Lincoln Fowler. P. IT. Hurley and H. Renaud were put in nomination by the Fowler partisans. who also. named Goldman and Greenhaw- Henry Vel born. J. Stanley Howard and John T. Orme were also nominated Several other names were suggested but the men declined.
 A motion carried that no candidate should be elected unless he had se- cured a majority of the stock voted As votes were cast for 3L1ST shares ot stock. il was necessary for any sue
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
CHARGE
 BATTLE ROYAL
Fowler Knights UnhOrSed
 In Canal Tourney
Four Champions of a New Regime Sit Firmly In the Saddle.

The annual stockholders meeting of the Appropriators- Canal company. like the worshipping congregation in tenn pie Of Buddha. is still in perpetual ses- sion and the malodorous incense of the altar fires continues to vitiate the at mosphere in the vicinity of Veterans hall Yesterdays deliberations were more fruitful of results than former meetings. and it is possible To report progress The achievements of yesIer- day were the adoption of resolutions and the election of four directors tol serve during the ensuing year 4 re- cess was taken about o'clock lasf night until 10 o'clock Thursday morn ing. when the election of the fifth di- rector will take place. The four men elected are Charles Goldman. Hosea Greenhaw. Jr-. A. M Frederick and W
 ". Cook
 The meeting yesterday morning was opened by prayer The petitions were all silent. but they were nevertheless earnest and from hopeful hearts. even though faith was lacking in some qua-- ters- President Lincoln Fowler began
 the real business by announcing that the Laird motion. which was voted on Saturday afternoon. was lost The chair did not announce the vote, but it is understood the hgures decided upon and adopted by the tellers showed 4S1 l votes against the motion. the other counts not varying sufficiently to make any difference in the result of the cleo : tiOn- This is the motion made to ex- clude from voting the proxies and un- paid stock The chair declared the election for directors to De next in or der but unanimous consent was given ! to delay it for the reading of the re- port Of the resolutions committee. aD- pointed on Saturday. That report was as follows:
 Resolved. first. that each nominee ! for the position of director is pledged : tO exercise economy in company bUsi- ness.
 Second. that the board of directors | continue the negotiations instituted through the board of appraisement las; ! November for government ownership, and. gin event Of any proposition being . offered. to submit the same to a meet ing of all the. stockholders of the com pany for discussion and action
 Third: That those who may be chosen directors are pledged to secure ! an equal division of water among those
 entitled to the use or IT,
 Fourth. That no stockholder who has not paid in full for his stock
 either in cash or by banSable note
 should be allowed to obtain water al any time from the canal
 Fifth. That We favor an economical just and businesslike distribution Oi water by competent men, whose entire l attention shall be given to their worb . and who shall be promptly paid a sui . fcient salary to insure good work sixth. That the expenses Of office T management and sUperintendenc9 should at once be reduced to the low est possible figure in order that at ar early date sufficient revenue from the sale of water. over operating expenses . may be obtained to begin a reduction of the debts of this company. Seventh. That the treasurer of thu
 Appropriators' canal shall Dublisl
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

cessfuI candidate to receive not less than 15.5S4 votes
 As soon as nominations were closed the house with one accord began a gen eraI campa gn of eIectioneering until the noon hour. when adjourument was taken until 1 o'clock
 On recon-ening. the election was proceeded with. and it took until about 4-SO to call the roll and record the votes. The count began at once and was finished about 9 o'clock In the meantime. nearly everybody except the election board and officers left the hall though people were coming and going all the time. The result of the ballot EnII-.r--.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
ST. LOUIS
 EXCITED
Cooper StirS Up People
 of That City
YOung1Ian'sMedicinesHave Seemingly Done All That Has Been Claimed for Them.

EL L8llz UeL t-TLls city ls aL lres-lr Il Lle ml1st of aE excitement u-ganl anything fnat t has expert rulel la recent y-arF-
 uId and young rich and poor. ali seem fa have become beside themselves oEer au IEdlslIual g-lo Eas a strange Co st I.al.z auLI tHo weeks ago.
 Tflr mau aEa has created aIl this turmoil ls D. T Cooper President oI the Cooper Medicine Co., 0f Dayton. Ohio. lhs ls ar present introducing his IfeilararlaIs iu this eitE for fne hrst tiua-
 Cooper Is a man about thirty years of age ah8 laE acquired "a fortune aitHiu th- past tHo E-arz log th- sale of ssne HrrIsaTaflou- of which ne is fae aaueT.
 Eep1rts from Eastern cities that pre- cedel The gounE man here a~re 70 the m1sF -farfIug nature Many of abe leading daiIies going so far as t1 state uaar H- had nightly cured in public places Lrsfuess or years standing with one uf lls preFla rarialz- The physi- clans af fHe East rautradic--d this sfareuent claiming lhs thing to be im- p1sslbie. BBf fhe facts seemed ta beaI uuf line statement that Cooper actually d.d sa.
 Iu e8nsequeace people focked to him bg thousanls and hls preparations sold flke nldnre
 Many af thrs- stories uere regarded as rctItiols lu ST. Louis and until Cooper actually reached this city little attention Has paid to them Hardly had fHe young man arrived however had Hr began demonstrations. as ha ralls tl-H. H public and daily met people afflicted alLh deafress snd with a single application of one 0f his prep aFarl1us actually made deaf people hear again
 Iu addition ta thIz work Cooper ad- sauce1 fhe ft-1rg that stomach trou- bI- aas fhe fouldarl8u of nine out 0l teu dls=aser. and claimed to have a pFeuararl5u thaf would restore tht ffomacl ra working order. and thus sef rld 1f such rroubi=s as rheuma- Tlsu and affections 0f the Kidneys and lEer il about fao weeks .Iue-
 Thl- statement seems to have beer Borne uuL DF ra= remarkable results obtained through Ia- uz- of this prep arafl1u. and DoE aL st Louis is ap- rareutly mad HFer the young ~sllan-
 He headqgarterE resemble "a verit- able stampede Thousands of peopI. are visiting him each day. and rh' lrlEslsts are ceiling hls medicines iI en1rmouE quantities.
 What seeus t0 make Cooper stiI fHnr- poDular is the fact that he prac fices extensive charitable work an, nar already disrelsed a small fOrtun' among fhe poor of this city
 tuu long the tremendous iuteres in Cooper alll iast is hard to estimat' Af present there seem- to be goo sigi of a lef-uu PhgFiclaus claim lt to b' fad that l.lI de out as soon as Coop tr leaves
 lu justice Co him. however. it mus be Hald fhaf be already seems to havf ace1mpl a great deal for the sicl 1f fkis city win his preparations There is @ bon af the opera and one a
 the snoys.
 But the one . like best, I'd have yo'
 know.
 ls filled vsith Donofrio's Crystsllize,
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

A recess was then taken until uc2- Thursday al 10 o'clock. when the eler- ton of the fifth director win bee held It is believed this will be a short con test The Fowler ticket having been beaten. il is not improbable that ul special effort will be made fn elee. Hurley to play a lone hand ou the mem board. and in any event thc forces ulH be concentrated. as there win be unlF one to vote for instead Of five WnI.
 there will probably Toe some other bus l- ness come mp. all tnat the auuua. meeting has to attend Go will probahl- be transacted in one more session
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
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CAPTAIN cHRIsTYs ILLNESS George Chrlsty is confined to his home in west Capitol addition. criti- cally iil of typhoid fever. His child is also quite iil Of the same complaint
 CITY cOUNclL-A short session or the city council was held last evening. following a conference Of the members or the council There was an ordinance passed at the session in connection with the work of securing a sidewalk Tor WestmOreland street
 ADVERTISING THE FAIR - The fair association yesterday received from the printers. a large number of large posters they will use in the ad- Fertisement Of Jhe fair. Tn a few days man will start into the northern part of the territory on a mission of public ity and a second man into the south ern part or the territory The poster "ill be placed in public places by these gentlemen
 NEW AUTO CARL r. Hosey's new automobile. bought through the agency of the Arizona Automobile com pany. arrived here yesterday and will hereafter be among the big machines to attract attention on the streets IL is fully mp to date and a little bit ahead. being a National. model of 1907. It is a sixty horsepower machine with a speed capacity Of sixty miles an hour, and therefore zt will not be safe for pedestrians 10 try to run it down. FiSEMEN MET-The regular guar terly meeting of the Phoenix fire de- partment was held in Firemen's hall last evening There was a good at . tendance Of members Of the several companies and numerous matters lf . importance were disposed of. To ar range for a meeting of the Territoria Firemen's Association a committee consisting of twelvesS ienbers was ap- pointed. two from each company This committee has full power to complete the arrangements. IL is possible an exhibition by the fire companies ,r the city will be given during fair week.
 FINAL CONVENTIONS Flor ence on Saturday county conventions were held and candidates for county offices were nominated At the re- publican convention. W. B. TwitcheU of Kelvin. was named for the council and P. F. White and \oJt F.. Guild foi the assembly. The nominee for sheriff is r. McGee. and the nominee fol members Of the board of supervisor are F. A. Adams and Manuel Rom erez Al the democratic convention. ThOs. F. Weedin was nominated fo the council and J. I. Coleman and r A. Chamberlain for the assembly J c. Heating was nominated for sheriff and Thos N- Wills and F. J. McCar thy for members of the board of sup ervisors. MT Weedin, who was nom mated for the council. spent yesterda, in Phoenix and says the convention passed off in harmonious manner The statehood feature was not lost sigh of and strong anti-jointure resolution
 were adopted in both conventions H
 predicts that Pinal county. will. with
 out a doubt. win the Joe Dillon ban ner for casting the greatest number 0 votes against jointure in proportion to its population of any county in tn
 territory
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

Mrs. Sarah Burtis left this morning over the northern route for Davenport Iowa. en route to the east, where at a New Jersey point. she will spend the ssvinter visiting her daughter, who makes that state her home.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

James DuShane and wife arrived in the city yesterday morning, from Michigan. where they have been spend Q ing the summer months They had spent a part of last winter in the city prior to their departure for the east. MT. DuShane is connected with the news department of the Los Ange- les Examine
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

C. D. Rodman who has spent seye-- al years in the city. managing for th. territory the agency of the Northsses-- ern Insurance company, left last even ing for Louisville. Ky. where be uii spend the winter
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

This vote elects Goldman. Greenhaw, Frederick and Cook. Hurley missed election by a little over a hundred votes
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
Loans Negotiated

Ca any amount. without delay. on lm- proved ranches. wlth liberal provisions aH GO repayments-
 If you desire to borrow. or have an existing mortgage taken up and ex- tended. please call and let me explain mF clients plans and terms. If nee s-ssarg. [ can come fo your ranch and talk rIe matter over
 Our lnsfaIlmeut feature has always been popular uith farmers who want fa reduce their debt each year and save interest and. incidentally. commissions for renewals.
 2 have placed iu past six months about fIa8.8s8. By client wants Ene to lend for him 8I9g.998 additional iu the next fhFee munths-
 E. 4. MARSHALL Attorney, Lean Agent and Notary
 Public. WEST ADAMS ST. PHOENIX.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
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