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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 2.
Boston 3, New York 2.

Boston, June 29-Boston turned the tables on New York by consecutive hitting in the first and fifth innings of today's game Score: RH.E. Boston ..... ...... ...... 200 010 00*-3 8 New York ....... ........ .020 900 000-2 1
 Batteries: Young and Needham: McGin- nity and Bowerman. Time, 1.23. Empires, Emslie and Conway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30

On account of the good luck that Reagan has in Atlanta, 1t would be well to allow him to twirl this afternoon. It is really Sallee's time. but Reagan would probably be the best doctor for this particular pa- tiept
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30

Poor old Birmingham has started out as usual on the road-lost the first Advertiser.
 Birmingham lost the first and won the second. Both were by close scores, Mont gomery won the first from Nashville and dropped the second Neither was by close scores. Take your choice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30

local fan who saw the game in At lanta day before yesterday declares that Oyler was not out at the plate. and the squeeze was worked successfully. How ever there Is no reason for complaint Such bad moves are liable at any time
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
SANFORD Ood0e e.

Sanford Dodge, supported by a
specially selected company Of play
era, will appear at the Opera
House. next Tuesday night, April
3, and present Shakespeare i'm.
mortal tragedy Julius Caesar. p"
THIS grand play has never been
produced outside Of the larger cit.
les until this season aud orr thea.
tre-goers will he pleased to learn
that it ia Mr.. Dodge who will make
it's first presentation here. The
production is invested with entire
costume and scenic equipment, to.
gether with many other effects that
90 to secure n perfect presentation
Of the greatest and grandest Of all
tragedies ever written. The en-.
gsgement promises to be one Of
the dramatic events Of the year
and should be royalty received by
all patrons Of the theatre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

W. NJ. Hatch has commenced
blowing on his ranch south Of
town and will put in four scres Of
potatoes, four or five acres to al.
falfa aud the balance to peas. Out
door work seems to agree with Mr..
Hatch very mach.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
Gro. H. BEATTY.

August }. Weiss has given it
out that he will not liz candidate
for reelection. He has held the
Office Of sheriff Of this county two
terms and has made the best
sheriff the county has ever bad
and could hold the Office AS long
M he desired.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The Woo'lmen camp aud Circle
held n very pleasant social meet
ing at their hall Thursday night.
Refreshments were served and
dancing and games were INDUCED
in until late hour. The band
Was present aud enlivened the &C.
casiOn with music.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
NOTICE.

To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. YOu
are hereby notified that the CO.
partnership heretofore entered in
to by Arthur Il. Hubbard and }.
Jcott Wiley under the arm name
Of Hubbard l. Wiley" 10 dissolv.
Ell this 28.h day 81 March. Arthur
X. Hubbard retains all book &C.
counts aud assets Of the firm and
assumes al i,s indebtedness.
A. II. HUBBARD
J. SCorT WILEY
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The Monte Vista lecture course
committee have arranged for five
numbers for next year M follows:
Katherine Ridgcwny Concert Co,
Prof. John De Matte. Thomas Is.
Fletcher. DR.. Thomas Green or
Il. 7. Sweeney. Olton Packard.
castoonis,, Or Gillnrt Eldri,xv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

To RENT.-A good so acre River
ranch, "a water right. Can put
70 acres IN potatoes about 40
acres in peas and grain: balance
in hay land and pasture. Inquire
at Journal Office or see j. Scott
Wiley. q
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Denver lawn grass is used more
extensively than any other mix
tire to make beautiful lawns. AL
30 Armour's Lawn Velvet to en-.
rich them. Win give you Denver
prices on these goods. For sale by
GEO. II. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Il is said that John Wilson, who
has served nearly two terms IA
postmaster Of Del Nortc will not
Ike candidate for third tci NJ hut
will week the republican nom,na.
ton for county clerk. MIR. vii.
son would make n popular candl.
date 10th IN the west and east
ends Of the county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

/. Huffman who has been CON
fined to his home the past week or
ten days with sciatica is improv-
ing rapidly and. hopes to be ont
again in few days
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

DIED.-At Lawrence, kss., We'd
nesdsy, March 2lst, P. J. Peter.
son, OF heart failure. Mr.. Peter.
son WAS former resident OF this
valley and WAS the discoverer Of
Little ANNE mine atSum mityiIle
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

A very important strike has been
made during the week Mt Embar-
go, just north of Del Norte, by A.
l.. Levy, working on the Tornado
1t is the intention to start shipping
the ore A. soon a. the roads are
passable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Henry Reynolds is one Of the
miners who were driven ont Of
Stunnc Inst Friday by tho heavy
snow fall and has been spending
the week in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

H. X. Fish went to Denver We'd
ncs,lay night to see that the San
LUIS Valley Souvenicr comes out
in good shape The books will
probably Ike ready for distribution
next week
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The Monte Vista Furniture
Store has just received ear of
new furniture-some very hand
some pieces. Will be pleased to
have you call IN and see them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

French 4 Keller have finished
taking nm account of the stock of
buggies, wagons. farm nipple.
mcnts. etc, recently bought from
Shropshire 4 Son and are now
ready To wait on all customers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

DR. Orr and Dick BIakev came
up from Aiamosa Wednesday IN
the doctors new auto. The doctor
Is proud of his machine and takes
pride in showing it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Our new garage which IL we'll
under way 10 the lsrgest and li~st
in the state outside Of Denver.
We have received our new lathe
aud other tools aud will In In
shape By the let Of April 10 do all
kinds q repair work and show =
oooplsts line II Automobiles.
00xTx vIxTA Moron CAN Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Anna Haeely has n large and
stylish line Of Trimmed aud Pat.
tern Hats that she will liz glad to
show Won from Tuesday. April 3
until Easter. IL
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

!. W. Rice a Co. have 200
ewes that they will hold over.
They think there is more profit In
raising lambs than buying them
for feeding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Geo. G. Widman was up the
river the fore part Of the week ut.
tending the opening the hcndgatcs
10 the canals and bitches.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

MARRIED. Wednesday. March
u. Clarence Shaw Of Del Norte,
to Miss Cora Durham Of Monte
Vista, Rev. VIM. Kerry officiating.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
Per Sale.

At my place west Of town $50
bushels OF seed wheat. 1000 lbs Of
peas, a fresh mich COW and 4.
year old mare weighing 1900 lbs.
p. NJ. CoCKRELI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Perry Stevenson. Of Center,
went to PsgosA Springs last FRI.
day night to take the baths on &C.
count of bad attack Of iufiama.
tory rheumatism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

James A. Kelly was called out
10 the ranch Wednesday morning
early to see sick horsc-one of
the most valuable on the place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

+. +. Moody and wife went to
Denver last week on mining bust.
ness where they will remain
week OF ten days longer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The business manager of this
paper has been IN Denver the past
week on business matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

$. ID. Wirick has had store
full OF customers since Tuesday
with four clerks TO assist him in
showing goods 10 customers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
Wall Paper

Having bought Troutfetter's
stock of wall payer l Am ready to
sell at prices never before offered
in Monte Vista. Everything hung
and sold by single roll.
Ed Y. Bush.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

just received a new invoice of
Lee Lice Killer. Also have the
little Aspinwal sprayer can slso
be used to spray yonr small fruit
trees and bushes.
GEo. H. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The sugar beet crop in Pueblo
county Tor the season Of 1906 will
be increased Al least 1850 per cent
according To the figures compiled
BY z. b. Schmidt. Already there
have i'-~n contracted for nearly
1880 scres 81 sugar l'ee,s aud this
output may bs materially ,ncreas.
al,
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Fine fruit orchard and gardens
for sale. Cleared 1880 last year.
A bargain. Address G. Z, Butts,
Del Norte. Colo. 2t
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

{. +. Mosher writes that he 10
about to change his postoffice adj
dress from Socorro to Santa Fe.
New Mexico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

FoR RENT-240 acres in Sec. %
and q, Twp. 80, r. 8, for peas.
Enquire Of John Macarthur or
L. s. Matthias.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Home made Candies on sale at
the Monte Vista Furniture Store
during the Millinery Opening.
April 6 and Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Abe Chase has shipped four car
loads of hogs this week. The mar.
ket is firm and steady.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Tim O'Leary of Alamosa WAS in
town Thursday taking in the sights
of live town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

VIM. Monroe WAS down from Del
Norte Monday looking after his
ranch property.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Col. COrlett went to Denver
Monday night on law business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

The ground is now in good
shape for the spring seeding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
Presbyterian 0hureh

In the absence Of the Pastor
there will be no preaching service
next Sunday but all other services
AZ usual, also the adjourned mn.
nual church aud congregational
meeting Wednesday next NJ 7:.s).
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

L. W. Arthur went to Del Norte
Thursday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

French & Keller have bunch
of 45 hogs ont at Cottage ID fatten.
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Go to Mcintosh 4 Duncan's for
all kinds of tin work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

J. p. Veerkamp left Sunday
night for Kansas where he went to
attend a law suit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31
For SALE.-Good Seed Peas o.
A. Cramer. 2t

For SALE. A buggy pole at
Busch's paint shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Buy your Masury's paints Of
Busch at his paint shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-03-31

Governor Mcdonald has named
April 20 as Arbor Day.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-02


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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

John H. Loosley, one of Jerome E pro perty owners, is paying this city 6 few days' visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

though sinister get Of this coniunc- ton.
 The Newport set, and similar sets in other cities of the United States, are advertised SO much that the public for. gets about other, more scdatc, and respectable if less wealthy and bizarre sets of families. infinitely better bred, better educated and better entitled Co tho status of gentility than the set which passes for society," There are many groups of families in different cities and sections of this country who hold themselves quite above the gen crality of those exploited in Town To. pics. and who would not invite Co their homes some of the men and women who are leading figures at Newport and in Town Topics.
 Good will come of the scandal if the present Imaginable plight of the "ex- clusives,' who have made monkeys and clowns of themselves before the public for SO many years, will render motley unfsshionable. and drive "socicty' to simplicity and dccencv. One does not nurse lively hope of this good re- suit, however, for it is still difficult to convert sow's ear into silk purse.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
HAS SOCIETY" 4 RIGHT
 TO sNEER AT COL. MANE9

While the exposure of Colonel Mann 6 huceaneering practices has justly brought Town Topics and it's editor into disrepute they never were too repui shle-has society" any better reason to sheer at Colonel Mann than the col onel has to sheer n, society,", HasnKt "soeiety' been made as ludicrous Il. Colonel Mann by the evidencei
 The "society" from which Colonel Mann selected his victims wa. chiefly the estnvagant, fast and foolish New. port set, which Is not good society in my true sense of Inc word. hut is largely creation of yellow ionrnalisr, These people. most of whom are only generation or two from the aneesto, who made the money "A his shirtslecves, are conspicuous noneutities. who crave notoriety Aa "a toner eruyes whisky They are "aty marks for the lsmpooncr, many 0f them being yuI. nerahle m their own pasts, and most of them in their absurd prcten.ions to the ratrician character. Given a fool. over loaded with money coneealing um ber of skeletons iu his closet, and hung cring for publicity and puffery, and th, condition will inevitably evolve q Colonel Mann ready to take advantag, of the situation, Town Topics and Fnds and Fancies, are the natural al
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

will, as soon as their newly acquired property is vacated, move into 1t, whieI will probably be about Feb. 25.
 A Nice Rain.
 Jerome has had nice little rain, jus enough to make the mud nice spt sticky, and make the ladies feel hov nice it would be if we only had s street crossing.
 riremen's Ball.
 The Jerome volunteer fire depar- ment committee are making great pre- parations for their grand ball, whicl will take place on the Fist inst. TAb promises to be quite society affair, and it is expected therc will be some handsome ball dresses as the dreasnsk- ers are very busy getting ready fer this event.
 Methodist Social.
 The ladies of the M. F. church sn also quite busy with plans for their social which will be on the evening of Feb. 16.
 Apples for Phoenix.
 Will Jordan came up yesterday with n large load of apples yesterday which were shipped to. Phoenix. aa.,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
Back from Mexico.

Miss Marguerite Sharp and Franl Sharp returned Saturday from few weeks visit in the city of Mexico.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
Editorial Comment

the courts for justice, and get what It is our fault. And the base of the diff hculty ir the inability of people to use ordinary sense when they have earned money. |, is too we'll known to rcitcr ate that prosperity k the undoing of most people There is the old Josiah hcrsclf with widows weeds. and her beloved husband back to the earth With the money secured from the life insurance company, she bought com plctc suits of mourning for the family md the rain put them to the bad. Then she secured other suits, and had a gala day of feeling bad. Finally, ,o make her grief physical. she spent the bal ancc of her money on n tombstone, and he day it was being car,cd to the fa mily lot, the widow and children were on their way to the poorhousc.
 The time to teach the child the mean ing of money. is when he gets his frs, penny. Some people go to the cx. ticmc. and teach the child Co regard the penny as something sacred, and the rickel and dime as residents of thc right side of the great white throne. That k the other extreme. Some pa rents, ms we all know, teach the chil. dfen something similar to Chinese reli. pion. the worship of ancestors. But we arc progressing. In time, all of this may be wiped ont. ar greatly modified. We can tolerate the pedigree. but we can't always stand for the idiocy rc. garding the value and meaning of the dollar. Men and women grow up without attaching to the dollar its true worth. If they could understand how many hours work were required m it's possession. ar how many heart aches went with it, they would try to make all clse subs"rvient to scientific administration of its use, if the common sense use of money can he so termed.
 What we need Is study of markets. a study of the channels of commerce.
 There are millions of Americans to. day who cannot comprehend how money earned by the laborcr has anythipgg io do with the silk hats on Broadway or Fifth avenue. But some folk don ( be. lieve thnt overlooking win cause n headache. because the head and sto. mach arc separated by foot or two.
 We are not any worse than Europe. ans. There, while a little moro hon. ,sty may prevail. the "plnce" or easte' of tho child Is hammered into his poor little brain until it is a wonder that he believes he possesses n right to live or. should he he playing the fay. orcd place, he can't figure out why others would live without his Q. K.
 We have n pretty decent country. hut we have faults. Let us get a little nearer the truth by making the scholar understand what a dollar means. Then he will make his investments indcpcn dent of the great central forces that would graft him of the interest md some of the principal.
 All of this is worth thinking about. md if some high browcd professor in h" East would stop chasing hugs aud get town to brass ,acks, we nigh, have charge,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
SENATOR CLARK AND MINE s.. .t. TAXATION.

Senator Clark believes that ore ir the ground should not he subject to ta*ation, iIe took this position few days ngo In testimony given before the committee having the statehood hin nndor consideration. .............. 1
 Only the buildings and other surface improvements, according to Senator
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
PUBLIC 1kooDDa.
Instruments Filed Al Asposssd by the
 Prescott Title Company.

c. F. Pearson, M. D., files list of [ births.
 Annie Nathorst locates 3 mines, Walker dist.
 V. slinkard locates Bullion Bar mine Big Bug dist.
 J. 8. Johnson files aR of work on four mines, Agua Fria dist.
 A. W .Kiusey and wife and F. T. Mulholland to E. s. Gosney, V. deed $l, etc; lot {, sec. 24, lot 1, sec e5 I4 N, 4 E; also lot 4, sec. 10, lot 1, sec. 30, li N, 5 F, and l.6 Eureka ditch.
 c. Ruckelshausen to John c. Manson, M. deed, t75; Regulator placer claim
 United States to John Kinney, pat ent, Jusnita and Dona Anna mines, Rig Bug dist.
 Standard Gold Co. files s6, of work on two mines, Weaver dist.
 Thos. M. Earnhart locates Diamond Joe mine, Kirkland district.
 M. A. Mckinney locates two mines, Lane dist.
 M. shelton and Wm. Nellis locate , mines, Squaw Peak dist.
 North Verde Copper company files ah of work on six mines Verde dist. F.. c. Wager to J. A. Carleton, power of aty, grants powers concerning Ad' driana and Helen mines, Big Bug dist. for 50 days only, Morris Crump locates o. K. mines, Walker dist. E. II. Smith, A. J. Herndon and R. P. Talbot incorporate Eagle Mining company, capital stock, $I,OOO. 900.
 c. A. Bashford and IT. D. Aitkeu To. cate Antelope valley stone quarry. An. tclope dist. ,t, s. Price Behan to LilIie I. Behan, decd, lot 10, blk 10, Prescott. Liliic J. Behan to P. W. O,su,,,von w. deed, lot is. block 10, Prescott.
 II. W. Cole locates two mines. Cop. per Basin dist.
 D. Q. Sinclair locates two mines, Weaver dist. sff "
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07
TO BUILD A TRAMWAY.
(From Tucsday's Daily.)

Justice of the peace Knapp was ir from Mayer yesterday and reports q prosperous outlook for that thriving burg as soon ns the Rigby aud Tread we'll smelters are in operation. II, states that carload of lumber arriv cd Saturday which is to be used in th' building of tramway from the Hum boldt smelter to the Blue Bell mine which is to be worked by the smelte' company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

JEROME, Feb. 6-Professor Ema. nuel of Prescott is spending a few days in our city.
 In Salt Lake.
 Mrs. McDermott is visiting friends in Salt Lake, Utah.
 Family United.
 Mrs. T. C. Stone and family have joined MT. Stone in this city, where they will make their home.. They are now the guests of Mir. and Mrs. wm. Cole.
 More Fine Apples.
 R. R. Willard of Oak creek, brought in another load of fine apples today. He reports apples as getting scarce.
 Old Resident Returns Among the familiar faces on our street today is that of Prof. McNeff, and all tho old Jeromeites arc glad to see him, and particularly the chil. dren, as he and his wife were in our public school for a number of years. He will remain several days.
 Back from Mexico.
 Miss Marguerite Sharp and Frank Sharp returned Saturday from a few weeks visit in the city of Mexico.
 4 Brief viat.
 John IT. Loosley, one of Jerome E pro. perty owners, Is paying this city a few days' visit.
 h Attending Normal.
 Miss Kathryn Barnett, a sister of Mrs. Harry Brown of this city, and who has had school at Cordes. has finished her term there, and is now at. tending the normal school at Tempc. Mrs. Barnett many friends in this city
 Enters tho Academy.
 Miss Della Hoover, daughter of d. B. Hoover, of this city, is new pupil of st. Joseph's Academy at Prescott
 Dustnss Changes.
 Mir. Alex. Lyons of the Lyons gro cery store, has decided to take the Geb hes building now being vocated by Scott < Williams. where he will move his stock of groceries and be prepared to attend to his many patrons there by Feb. 10. The Shea grocery compau,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

that section without irrigation, but when you have such fine fruits as these indicate, you certainly should find it n paying industry" I trust that you will be abio Co make n larger display at the fair next year Yours truly, V. A. Clark, agriculturist and horticultu. rist.
 People who have never visited our Verde valley and the other productive sections adjacent 10 it, have no idea what can be done or is being done. There are no finer fruits grown any where than are raised in the fertile val. lcys tributary to Jerome. Tho apples, which are produced in great quantities, are shipped all over the country, and bring the highest market price. Our peaches are unsurpassed anywhere, and when going to California last year we took box of peaches from the Verde valley. and there were none sneh in size, color, or flavor in any of the south. ern markets, and the people could hard. ly believe that they were raised in Arizona. The pears md plums as well as all the small fruits arc equally fine in flavor, and size as those raised in California. What we need most is n market.
 Arrested for Fighting.
 Wm. II. Shell was arrested by Officer Chrrlcs Hing last n,ght for fighting, an" later wns released on hail
 Taken fin Custody.
 !'ck Noran was arrcstel by Officer Charles King last night. and charges will be preferred later.
 On the Si 'k J.ist.
 Mrs. Wes < Owens has be"n seriously i'll, hut at this date is improving.
 To Open . Store.
 F.. Kimble will open second hand store in the O'Keefe building, about the middle of this week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-07

JEROME. Feb. I-Recsc Ling, who was in Jerome last week attending to legal business. left Saturday for his home m Prescott.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
Knisers, Two for Five.

Considering how old the picture post card fad is, and How brash is the Ger man Emperor and anxious to be first in everything 1t is queer that they did not get together long before LOW. But together they are at last, though it be somewhat behind the schedule time. Needless to say, too, the Emperor is doing his best to make up for lost time. He has thrown himself into the new hobby with characteristic energy, and numerous letters, written by Emperor Williams direction, are sent broadcast over Germany, marked Business of State," to various officials.
 Whatever hour of the day or night that envelopes so marked are received at their destination, they have to be delivered without delay. Thus officials are often aroused from their peaceful slumber to receive the imperial letter. which simply conveys greeting and q demand for a picture postcard to be sent to his Majesty By return mail."- Boston Transcript.