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ARLINGTON.
o. J shsksho or and vile we're In TT )

az J Shsksho or and wife we're In TT J
aus A,uauy monday On Q shopping
trip.
@ NJ Vaughn has leased his farm
here and will move into New York
state near Camden.
Geo Coledge has be n sick at home
for over q week and unable TO after d
school at BUR- & Burton seminary. :
Dan Gates is moving on the arm
OF @ M Vaughn, south OF the village
which he has rented for the comi' e
year.
The Arlington Social and Literary
Club will give their annual banquet at
"The Arlington" Feb. %, 1873 at 8 p.
IN. A full attendance OF members is
expected. Tickets sl.0O per plate.
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H0oSlCk

Mr. Ed-srd Kisslcy is eosVsleseisg.
AlDeri Thurbsr bss lost = val1sbIc
cossn dos.
DrJ u ponnelly .P~nI ics days
Ia Troy last seek.
FranE Lincoln 81 Iliacklntou spent
Sunday AZ ThUmas n Sullisan's.
MfsC = Bowie ts spending two
~ccks In Ncw York city with relatives
SIR and Mrs John QBackcnbush Of
Maplc,os spent Sunday a. A II Shcr
woods
A party Of ~ people ENJOYED = sleigh
ride 10 Prosper LsBarron's at Potter
Hill Saturday evening.
George Armstrong OF Troy spent
Sunday with bis mother Mrs Florence
Armstrong nj the Hoosick Ion.
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A comptroiisr.' Congress.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA confer
cncc Of compirollers. auditors. trcasur
crs aud other city officials interested IN
the uniform classification OF municipal
accounts and municipal statistics has
opened here under the auspices Of the
census bureau. About 100 officials Of
cities are In attendance. l.. @. Pow
ers Of the census bureau was elected
chairman and Edward NJ. Hnrtwell NJ
Boston secretary.
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t.,. D,.,,.,Iss ,...,,-. H-IIw-,

NAPLES. Fei, ig-Nl"uui N--usiu.
eruption L. assuming alarming if,g-si
il0ts. The Fuuiciiiar railway irsrs hs'
i--n damaged ~ "a points. AMI Co.,
principal station is ihr'-ai~ns,i with d'
.fuiction An effort j. hsins made q
save The station ~ the construction ~
thick wall Of masonry ecnforr'-i o.
cinhankmcnts Of sani. Streams ~
lava are flowing with considerable ~
pldity. destroying everything IN ihcii
course. The authorities are taking l'r''
cautions 20 prevent any loss 81 NE
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WORDS OF PRAISE WELL MERITED
~ WELL ENo~s AaeteLE.

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NORTH BENNINGTON

Parker Cole Is visiting his mother,
Mrs II G Cole.
Mr. and Mrs w Nj Wyman OF Pow
nal spent Sunday with Mrs Verona
Madison.
Mrs John Maxon and little sen OF
Glens Falls are guests at her fathers
o A Evans.
There was a social at the Congre-
gational church Monday evening. Sup
per was served followed by an enter
tainment.
There will be special meeting of
Tucker chapter OES on Wednesday
evening in Masonic hall. The chapter
will conduct the opening at the District
meeting TO be held in Manchester, Fri
day afternoon and evening.
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pira,ing Foley. Honey and Tar

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as II throat and lung
remedy aud on account of the great
merit and popularity OF Fnley's Hon
ey and Tar many imitalio1s are offer
ed for lie genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar souadinv
names Beware OF them. The genu-
iUe Foley Honey and Tar is in a yell
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t Is the best remedy
for coughs and sslAs. sstd ~ 3 a
Quinlrn.
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A Gard.

We, the undersigned, dohcreby agree
to refund the money on 81 cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
If it fails TO cure your cough or cold
We also guarantee 20 cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
Shurtleff Pharmacy NJ Ayres
d A Ward b A Quinlan
Bennington
C II Houghton, North Bennington
g r q A B Hawkins. SO. SALISBURY
O F. Adams. Arlington
E c Woodwork, O T. Adams q Co.,
East Arlington.
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SARATOGA. y =. -, 70 Nfs
ts.iia = " is.isss.l. urii Aifsat as b.
iiisaifisai manaE.T stii n.mi-ei ~
illr Hrn ~ Siisti. / Si-isss. ia.sss'' "f
iilr Tsuu Hall iii-sisf. i's.i stsi.isriI'
Df heart disease hrre Ilir rsirfist sis
tors fam-fy vHHiurf.,i iasairf ln
Schenectady.
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Austrian Get. Life Sentence.

AKRON. o.. Feb. 1I.--Georgc Smith
an Austrian. was sentenced TO the pen
itcntiary for life for thH murder of VII.
liam Bradley ut BIZ berton Jan. 5
Smith stabbed his Wet In 10 death in u
saloon fight
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The Coconino sun., 1906-05-12

mean that the future years would be wet also. or course you are thoroughly familiar with all of the facts in the matter and can give me more accurate information. l shall be obliged for an expression of your views upon this all important question"
 In the reply to this communica- tion, the chief of the weather bu- reau dwells particularly upon the fallacy of the theory that a change in the climate of the territory has resulted from the filling of the Salton sink. The views as em- bodied in the letter are clear and comprehensive, and impart much valuable information concerning the true causes of the ariditv of this section. The letter is in part as follows:
 The greatest difficulty in ascrib- ing the heavy rains that have been experienced in Arizona during the last two winters to the formation of an artificial lake in the Salton sink, lies in the fact that the rains came first, a fact that should be recalled by clear thinking people of the Southwest. If my informa- tion is correct, the canal through which the original diversion of wa ter was made was not finished un- til November, 1904. The phenom- enally heavy rains in Arizona came Tn January, 1905, about a month after the completion of the canal and several months before there was any semblance of lake in the Salton sink.
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-12

It was the floods caused by the heavy rains in Arizona and con- tiguous territory that destroyed the temporary headworks of the canal and thereby opened the way to a complete diversion of the waters of the Colorado and the formation of the present lake.
 The effect of this artificial body of water on the climate of the Southwest may be considered as practically nil. It is true that the evaporation of water from the lake surface will be much greater than from the desert that formerly occu- pied its bed, but in the absence of factors which produce condensa- tion the increased amount of water vapor thrown into the air avails nothing so far as rainfall is con- cerned. It IS not possible to con- dense 1t so that 1t will be returned to the earth as rain. The same is true of the water that passes into the air in the form of vapor from the Gulf of California. The shores of that body of water are probably about as arid as can be found in any part of the globe. The true reason of its aridity is to be sought in the general circulation of the atmosphere, as modified by the ac- tion of continental masses, rather than in local topography or prox- imity of large bodies of water.
 In the region of the Great Lakes the precipitation on the lee ward side of the several lakes is probably a little greater than on
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-12

the windward side, but the differ ence is not of moment. Tn the matter of temperature, there is decided amelioration of the rigors of winter due to the influence of the lake waters, and likewise the extreme heat of summer is dimin- ished, especially on the leeward side of the lakes.
 It seems probable that the tenn perature conditions in the vicinity of Salton sink will be slightly af- tected by the presence of that body of water, the most noticeable changes being tendency to higher temperatures in winter along the shores of the lake and thus pro- lection from frost, and slightly lower temperatures in summer along the leeward shore. Doubt less the lower summer tempera- lures will be more insufferable than those formerly experienced by req son of the increased humidity. In any event the influence of this body of water situated in the heart of the desert can not extend much, if any, beyond ten miles from its immediate shores.
 The people of the Southwest should not be led to expect the slightest modification of climate as a result of the formation and con tinuance of the Salton sea-"
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-12
THE SALTON SINK.
Sea There Forming Does Not Influence Climate Of Arizona to Any Ap-
 precldbie Extent.

Much has been written lately concerning the effect of the diver sion of the waters from the Colo rado river into the Salton sink upon the climate of Arizona. Sev- eral articles have appeared in the newspapers tending to show that the large flow of water into the Sal ton sink has changed the climate of the Southwest to an appreciable extent. It IS even asserted that since the Salton sink became mod erately full the temperature of the air was greatly modified and the rainfall largely increased thereby.
 In order to obtain more definite information relative to the sup posed changes in the climatic con ditions, prominent resident of Yavapai county addressed the chief of the weather bureau upon the subject as follows:
 ''I am keenly interested in the prob- dDlt uttNdlIluS WtdbutT III bIls StcblOD of Arizona Yavapai county and vi- cinity. The past two years have been wet preceded ny several dry years It is rumored that these rains a,e caused by the presence of the large lake formed in the Salton sea region of California. through the breaking of the large and extensive dyke located at the intake of the Imperial Canal company, and by which the entire flow of the colorado river has forced its way into the Sal ton sink, several hundred feet below the river bed If this is true, it would
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-12

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