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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
New Mexico Democrats Favor JOinture.

The democratic convention of New
Mexico went on record in favor of
joint statehood with Arizona by Il
vote of IA to %, ten delegates not
voting.
The convention endorsed Governor
Hagerman's action in investigating
and dismissing the former republi
can officials, condemned the alleged
extravaganza of the late republican
legislature, and asked that every
territorial county and other public
official be investigated by the gov
ernor.
o. a. Larrazola, of Las Vegas. was
nominated by acclamation for dele
gate to congress.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
NEW COPPER FIELD FILLED.
Hundreds Brave Desert to Locate in
1.-Two County:

fHe excitenient over the copper
deposits discovered Recently in the
tSreenwater district of California
Is oh the incfease.. Hundreds of men
Fave brayed the desert to get into
Inyo county and locate prospects in
the new field, sixty miles south of
Bullfrog.
1t is stated that during the past
two weeks sales aggregating a grand
total of S4,125,OOO have been made
and the price of everything in the
district has shot sky high.
The Kuntz property was purchased
.by syndicate headed by Charles NJ.
'sehwab for s50G,0O0l the Heinz prop
erty cost S36O,OB0; the Roger Knox
Property entaiied ali expenditure Of
)$l5G,660: the Greehwatet Furnace
Nereek PROPERTY; Purchased by a Syn
d1cate of Los Angeles capitalists i'm
der the leadership of Maj. John w.
Of, was obtained for 100000, The
Donnellan group sold for 100000
"Patsy" Clark's property is now
valued at $3O0,OO0 The Kemp group
is valued at s2OO,G The Copper
Cliff group was brought outright last
week for $4,000,
Priees OF property that lie in the
district have in twenty DAYS gone
fFdui- siOO 500 UP to $1O;O6O and
higher. Such men as SchwaB, Heinz,
Senator Clark, b. H. Clark, Malcolm
Mcdonald, Donald Gills and Senator
Nixon are represented in the district
either in person or by their experts.
They are spending money right and
left for every property that is pur-
chasable and are rushing develop
ment work as fast as men and sup
plies can be hurried into the district.
Conditions OF labor are most diff
cult. The heat is terrific. Water
costs from s. to $40 a barrel and is
hauled into the district by mules
that it costs SO a day to feed. A
bath is not allowed in the new camp
water is too scarce and precious
to be used for living purposes.
Rattlesnakes and desert vermin are
thick.
The "Borax" Smith road will pass
within fourteen miles of the new
road to Bullfrog, but sixty miles
away, affords mode of handling the
ore
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
To Abandon Another Post.

Brigadier General William S. Nc
Caskey, U. S. A, commanding the
Southwestern division, who is now on
an official visit to Fort Huachuca, in
his annual report recommends that
Fort Apache, Arizona, and Fort
Duchesne be abandoned, And that
Fort Clark be disposed of in the same
way.
In view of the fact that Fort Sill
reservation is the most desirable
reservation owned by the govern
ment for extended maneuvers, Gen
eral McCaskey suggests that the
war department protect itself in the
matter of permitting railroads or
commercial ventures in the terri
tory. He holds that nothing should
be permi tied on the reservation that
will interfere with the free move
ment of troops.
General McCaskey states that,
from inquiries made among officers
and men, he is convinced that the
long practice marches will have a
decided and disastrous effect upon
re-inlistments, especially in the in
fantry branch.
General McCaskey renews his
recommendation for the restoration
of the canteen feature of the post
exchange. 1t is the belief of the
men that the law is an interference
with their personal rights, guaran-
teed by the constitution, and that
the law, if submitted to the supreme
court of the United States, would be
regarded as unconstitutional.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Tucson Ordinances Hold Good.

The famous case of the City of
Tucson VS.. Homer Dubois has at last
been settled for all time. Dubois
was a gambler in Tucson at the time
the city. by ordinance, placed pro-
hibitiye license upon public gambling
in that city. Dubois started in to
test the validity of the ordinance
and opened a gambling game in his
saloon, and politely informed the tax
collector that he proposed to pay
neither saloon or gambling license
to the city of Tucson.
Dubois soon found himself in jail,
and then his attorneys began appli-
cation for habeas corpus, but failed
before every judge in southern Ari
zona, and their decisions were up
held by the supreme court of the
territory.
a few days ago another application
for habeas corpus was made before
Judge Sloan at Prescott, but with
the same result. Dubois, under his
decision, will remain in the custody
of the city jailer at Tucson until
September 23, when he will have
served his first sentence, then upon
the payment of the sum of $l56, the
amount due on account of d second
sentence for another violation of the
same city ordinance, the defendant
will be entitled to his release; other
wise he will be compelled to serve
156 days longer in the city Jail at
T1rSOn
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Attack of DiarrhOea Cured by One
Dose of Chamberlain's Collie, ChOl-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.

[ was so weak from an attack of
diarrhoe that could scarcely attend
to my duties, when [ took dose of
Chamberlain Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t cured me
entirely and 1 had been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief
1 heartily recommend this remedy as
being the best to my knowledge for
bowel complaints.-R. G. Stewart,
of the firm of Stewart II Bro, Green
vile, Ala. For sale by all druggists
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Had Tetter for Thirty Years

| have suffered with letter for
thirty wears and have tried almost
countless remedies with little, if any
relief. Three boxes of Chamber
lain Salve cured me. 1t was a
torture. 1t breaks out Il little some
times, but nothing to what it used
to do.-D y. Beach, Midland City
Ala. Chamberlain's Salve is for
sale bv all drtt1gists.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Sick Headache.

This disease is caused by derange-
ment of the stomach. Take a dose
of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct this disorder aud
the sick headache win disappear,
For sale by all druggists,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Well Worth Irving.

w. H. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, of Pittsfeld, VT, says:
''NeXt to a pension, the best thing
to get is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
He writes: ''they keep my family in
splendid health" Quick cure for
Headache, Constipation and Bilious
CESS. %. Guaranteed at all drug.
mist,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In effect Jan. 10, 1905.
Train No. leaves Clifton 40 a. m: Long
fellow g. Ia m; arrivesMetcalf s.25 a m. NO.3
leaves Clifton 9 45 p. M; LongfellOw 40 p. n.
arrive Metealf a. Is p. m.
Train No. q. leaves Metcalf $50 a. m. Long
fellow 9IO a. M. arrives Clifton o. 30 a m. No.
leaves Metcalf As p. nj, Longfello~ 900 p. n
arrives Clifton $50 p. M
GEO. WAGsTAFF, Shpt
ALE& AEi+cH 6en'l Manager.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Tucson.

The democrats of Grant county,
N. NJ, have placed the following
ticket in the field: C. D. Nelson,
sheriff: Robert Boulware, assessor:
Jackson Agee, collector and treas
urer; E. W. Venable, probate clerk:
c. Bennett, probate judge; C. Neb-
lett, superintendent of schools; Lee
Dotson, commissioner from the first
district, Dennis Mooney, commissioner
from the second district; George r.
Brown, surveyor; w. B. Walton,
Alvin White and Theodore Carter,
members of the constitutional con-
vention. The committee on resolu-
tions produced a good plank in favor
of paying county officers salaries in
stead of fees, which would save
Grant county thousands of dollars
every year. The convention balked
at the resolution in favor of county
division
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20

A San Antonio, Texas, dispatch
says: "A band of full blood Apache
Indians passed through here en- route
from Indian territory to Sabinas,
Mexico, where they will engage in
farming. The party numbered about
half a hundred bucks, squaws and
pappooses and they were all rugged
out in gaudy colors."
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-20
Auto Goes at the Rate of l23 Miles An
Hour.

For four miles one of the three
Thomas motor cars which will be
used in the Vanderbilt cup races ran
at the rate of 123 miles an hour on
the Transit road outside of Buffalo.
The trial was sensational one. The
car was driven by Aerbert lie Blon,
the French driver who will pilot the
car in the big race.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13

llantO de sus victimas del amor
brutal. Y el espiritu de fatui
dad, como dice Certelle, sus-
tituye a los gallardos PROPOSE
tos, y Margari.a en- Ia maravi
llosa alegoria de Bovio, angel
purisimo, cuya clencia era re
cogida entire los petalos de una
flor y ell azul del cielo, sonlie
q Fausto. Els ell hombre. que
vuelve ( lamar el angel; y Me
fist6feles acostado perezosamen
tie en- un rinc6n, sonrle satani
camente bajo la puuta de sus
blgotes. Los aretes de dia.
nantes, ell collar do perlas su
ceden q la modesto flor; y Mar
garita ignora el peligro y la
culpa, comprende que mas ala
de las flores de su aposento vir
ginal y de sus pajaritos. sxiste
otro lnando menos simple, mas
perfomado, mas fascinador,
mas attractive. mas vago, y gri
ia: lOh, pobres de nosotras!
y en- la lucha sucumbe para no
levantarse jamas!
[Continuara.]
LUIS HRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13
RECETAS TITLES
Conservation dc ,frutas delicodas

CV'sos' O~OeVW ~ "O"o uOoeO""V"
por medic del algodon.
En- ell fondo de cajas de no.
ia de lata 9 de zinc Sc dispone
un lecas de algod6n limpio, de
unos 3 centtmetros de espesor
y encima del mismo, rigurosa
mente alternadas, sc colocan
varias capas de fruta y'de algo
don. LENA va la GAIA, Sc tapa
y solda, conservandola en- ST.
ito fresco, pero cuidando de
snstraerla a la acci6n DEF hielo
Por este sencillo procedimiento
Sc .ha conseguido cOnservar du-
raLte once meses melocotones
pifias, chirimoyas y 0tras fru-
tas delicadas, y exportarlas sin
Hesgo alguno por Was terres-
tres y maritimas, siempre que
se evite sean sacudidas.
Para purifcar Il aqua.
Slendo 81 aqua uno de los
pricipales conductores de la fie
bre tifoidea y del c6lera, con
signamos aqui una recets
dada por una de las emiDen
cias medicas de Mexico.
Sc mezclan q diez litros de
aqua, .cincuenta centigramos
de percloruro de hierro y scsen
ia de carbonate de sosa en- cris
tales. Sc fnrmara asi Rn preci
pitado que arfastrara al fondo
todas las impurezas, y des-
pues deuna hora, ell aqua esss
"a enteramente purificada.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13
EStudios SoCidleS
CriStidnos.
III
La mujer en- la familia. en- Ia
SoCiedad. en- la Patrla,
fCOntiniia7
[Continda]

Civilizadas las costumbres,
instruida la familia, Ia mujer
encontr6 en- ella su reino, sin.
tiendose duefis y dispensadora
de la vida;-reina de la casa
ella daba ell nombre q los hi
jos, los cusles ligados por la
sangre, estaban mas undo. 4
Ia madre que al padre; era el
coraz6n de la madre ell que 'los
educaba, y la dulzuraide aquel
amor materno temple la natu
raj fiereza de los primeros
homb
De nodo, que este ser bene6
co, TODD amor y sacrificio, adn
NO daiiado: por ell hombre, en-
las familias primitivss posee
los tesoros iinsgotables de los
sfectos que dan vsIor { Ia
fuerza.
Pero, cuando las primeras
familias, para defenderse do
los feroces y numerosos anima
les, y atacarlos en- la lucha por
la vida, Sc unieron en- tribu, y
40 solo hombre fue el patriar-
ca 8 ieE de ella, la mujer per-
di6 Ell imperio de Ia casa; y los
hijos tomaron el nombre del
padre, y siguieroa obsdeciendo
q ely cuando las familias
originaudo las tribus, y enton-
COS los estados, entraron en- el
consolcio politico, la mujer,-
por gu fisica debilidad qued6
sola en- Ia casa, resintiendo los
efectos de esta nueva tirania,
que esta desarrollandose er la
constitution de los..puebloa.-
Esquilo, con su tragedia las
EUMENIDEs, nos da una imagen
de la familia en- el periodic his.
t6rico, en- que q Ia supremacfa
de la madre Ii sustituve
la del padre. y EN- la que
los vinculos del amor, .creador
por la naturaiszs, vienen sus-
tituidos por los. vfnculos civi
les, creados por los hombrss.
Aqui, pues, tenemos Ia f,mi
liza unida q Ia vida pdblica. Pc
ro los pueblos Sc diYidenI nue.
vas suciedsdes, nuevos estados
Sc forman, y aparece un hecho
estrafio: al principle de cada
nuevo ndcleo social, para ase-
gurar Ia constitution, los hom
bres tienen necesidad de todas
sus fuerzas, tsnto de los brszos
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13
NOTA CURIOSA.

-Eutre las palmera, que Sc
producer en- Mexico, la mas
importante por sus aplicacio-
mes industriales, es ell cocote-
70. .tp.s. ,usA y
/ Sc elijen como semillas los
frutos que caen del arbol com.
pletamente maduros; Sc plan
tan en- un lugar hImedo Y
cuando germinan, Sc les trans
planta q hoyos de metro y me
dio de 'profundidad..q Sc re
llenan luego con terra, q la
cual Sc agregan dos 6 tres kil6
gramos..de sal. sh'i
Un arbol da $50 cocos por
ailo. fanr
Su planta es productive du
rante sesenta anos.i eats
Ell comercio de los frutos de
cocotero es importantisimo.
La almendra 8 fruta Sc en-
plea en- confiteria; pero prin.
cipalmente SO utiliza como acei
tie, oontiene una porcion de Sc
senta por ciento. Este aceite ca
muy fino, Sc emplea como lu-
bricante y es muy estlmado pa
ra la fabrication do buJias y
para jabones. .4,arts
Mexico exporta anualmente
d los Estados Unidos $4,000
kil6gramos de cortezss de coco,
por valor 81 ,671.00. Inglaterra
y Cuba importan tambien de
Mexico cascaras de coco. Para
la exportaci6n la corteza Sc pre-
para de pilada 6 en- copra. Sc
da ell nombre de copra q la cas-
cara ffagmentada y puesta a
secar muchos dias al sol.
Cada nuez de coco da 200
6 300 gramos de copra.
Una plantation de 10000
cocoteros, en- ell Estado de Ia.
basco, tiene al comienzo de SUI
fructificacci6n IN valors de. -.
$4,000 9 sea $40 por planta.
Els sorprendente que tan
grandes riquezas permanezcan
inexplotadas por fAlta de capi-
tales, de espiritu y de en- ergia
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13


Ell domingo pr6ximo pasa
do, y rumbo d Monterrey, to
mo pasaie en- ell ferrocarril Ma
cional de Mexico nuestro Di.
rector, con objeto de visitar &
su numerosa familia y descan
sar de las fatigas del trab9io,
pues estando al frente DEF ia
Her no Sc puede permanecer
inactive.
FeIiz viaje desesnos a pues
tro director.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13

como del cOrazon, tanto dc
peusa amiento como del sent
miento, y reaparece la muje'
en- la falnilia, madre educadora
reina de amor; y en- la histori'
miramos como la centella de-
relampago, como un rayo sol
tsrio, ell nombre de la mujer, a
cual sc acats, como simbolo de
Ia gloria, del genio y de la auto
ridad.-La vemos deificada en-
ell Pante6n; no ss la insignifi
cante Demetere, la pasiva Ve'
ia, no Venus afi'odits, idealida
des de la hembra, sino es hi
nerva, la personificaci6n del
pensamiento, la inspiradora
del Are6pago, la diosa del &c
nio; es Isis la personificaci6n
del poder fecundo y de la sabi
durfa; es la casta rosa de Jeli
CO, Maria, que dcificando la
mujer fisics y moral, compren
dia el poema, el drama intimo
del coraz6n humane; es la mu
jer idealizada, parte del ser,
necesario, absolute, divine,
que profetiza, cumple las fun
clones sacerdotales; y en- el Or
den mfstico y religioso de las
teogonias y mitologias asirias,
persas, fenicias, , egipcias,
sregas y latinas, es la encarna
ci6n, la emanaci6n de la divini
dad: Nlnfa 8 Sibila, Vestsl 6
monja, con Ia piedad, con ell
amor, con la fe, une a los HON
bres de la terra con los santos
del cielo;y ss caudor, es pu
reza, es premio.
Y en- ell olden social, politico
y religloso, al principle de Les
grandes epopeyas hist6ricas, la
mujer es Semiramides, IS Ele
na, es Cleopatra, es la Reina
de Saba, es Deyera, es Ju
dit, es Lucrecia, es Sta. Mag
dalena, es Clelia, es Virgitia,
es la madfe de los Gracos y de
los Coriolanos. Mas, avan
zando las edades, Sc transfer
man los pueblos; y en- los pc
riodos de la edad media es aba
desa, es soberbia castellana, o
reina de los torneos en- las cor
tes de amor; es canto del bar
do, del trovador y del minis
trelo que la ssluda; inspirado
ra fuente de puri,imos aitctos,
es el alma de honradas empire
sas; > para la rnujer, el caballe
70, despues de Dios. hace su
culto el honor y gu f5 el amor.
Y es virgen madre. en- la pura
intanglbilidad de su espfritu.
En- fin, es Beatris, Laura, Ale
jandra, Eleonora, Fcrnar.ss,
ly Jusna de Arco; y en- los
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13

grandes acontecimientos de la
epoca moderna, de la reforms
y de la revoluci6n, vuclvelj
aparecer Ia mujer Angel 8 dc
monio vengador, desde Rene,
de Fiancia a las pr6fugas de
Luca, desde Catarina de Med
els a Maria la Sanguinaria; y
las mujeres de Puertoreal y
las de la Convention y
del Cousulado y las de los
emigrados de Probenza y de
los insurgentes de Ia Vande,
y la Princesa de Lambelle y
Carlota Corday, y mil y mil
otras qre revelan potencia de
coraz6n y de. pensamieuto, de
voluntad y de fuelza.
Pero adelante, adelante to
davia un momento: en- todas
las lepguas del mundo, la mu
jer escribi6 nuestros elogios,
suaves idilios y generosos cpl
sodios.
Cada poeta, cada descubrl
dor, cada artista, en- las luchas
del genio, la admira; ella es
tro de todas las creaciones
humanas, desde los salmos de
David q la Divina Comedia de
Dante, desde la Venus griega
a la TRANSPORTATION.
B6vio, ell moderno fil6sofo
italiano, en- alta vOz 10 decfa:
mas alto es ell ideal de la mu
jer, cuanto mas baja su prostitu
ci6u: mas facil I'll pasaje, preci
porque tanta ideali
dad es inconcevible. Las pre-
potentes necesidades de la car
ne vencen CAST siempre; la idea
|ldad del coraz6n y la prcfana
ci6n de lamor substitute al cul
to, 3 la mujer pliega, las
alae; he aqui el angel bendi
to, victima destinada q sufrir
mas, cuanto mas intense es gu
amor, cuahto mas anna; y al
venir a menps las Cornelias
y las Lelias, vienen q men 8
los Gracos y los Lelfos J. los
Scipiones. He aquf d Beatriz
recogiendo ell vuelo sobre ell f.
retro que lie consagra eterna ju
ventud; he aquf a Laura pasan
do EN- el triunfo de la castidad,
we'd sucederle mengana y suta
ma, yiles bacantes. Y al pfo her
mitafio adorador de la virgen
de Jeric6, sucederle el frails
Pucio, s Ell fraile Cevolla; he
ahi al noble caballero, perdido
el ideal de su mujer, peleando
entire el heroe de- Guiana v
Don QuJote de Ia Mancha.
No solo los laureles de las
batallas gsnadas hacen hermo
20 al hsroe, sino 10 honra ell
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-01-13
,,ONDICIONES,

,.mosr.,a Frontsrz'"" publca
10. ,ib,ios ,r mace, so
.~rodo psgo SO hsri On mohsda del
a. : sr.sI..psn,s sdslsnt.do.
P,,i,o,, rsmit'do'' .'raa convene ,,e,,,o
,,rrs,sou ieneia debe diriiirss
o., JUsT0 CARDENAs.
Laredo, Tel"
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ATmOnlhS ShheohSot fce
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rnsti
ca....................". '..'...".'"
DAM Monde. cada tomo.. .o.s'
Cuentos Nacionales, DOR Angel
R. Chavez, un tomo rdstica.. oO
Conferencias de Sn. Agustin. por
el Rev. p. Agustino Fray Euge
MO Ceballos. 3 tomos, rdstica. 90
La Protection Libre Csmbio por TT.
Cabsllero, tomo rdstica ......075
j ID Ultima Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Real un tom0 r1sti-
ca...........-"."" ...........,oo
Hsturaleza DE- las cosss, por Tito Lu
crecio Caro-, un tomo rdstics. 100
Memorials de TN Estudiante, por el
Lie. Alexandra villasehor. un to
mo rGstiCa. ...... ........ 90
81 Clavo, por Pedro 4. de Alarc6n,
I'm toino rdstics. .................e
81 Derecho en- In Vida Economics, por
On. Anseimo Guerra. un tOnO
rustica. ........ ............ ~
Dilsnita y Petrole0 ...."." -. IL
Cuentos dol Dfa, por Da. Ventura
RuiE dc ARuilera.".."".... 90.
La Prnera Production. ....20
Pisdras Preciosss, por Salvador Rue
~ '.'.'.............'. ....'.''"o
Colesci6n de Sonet0s. ......,"70
Viaje Critico alrededor de la Puerta
de Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard.
Los Problsnas de Ia NAturaleza... 30
Ia Cascade de los Auasntes. ...... Is
BArbWillo de Lavapies ..... 80
CutAtos, de Ales aAdro Lsrrubisra ..8
Osltos para Niiios. ..s6.
cJldn pedido 50 atenderl si no viene
s0mpshado de su importe. Siempre
que el eAvio vaya certifcado mandese
ales csstavos mas cara el certificsdo.
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DIRECTOR,
i REDACTOR
PROPIETARIO
B. Cardenas.
LTBRU&
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:

Armoniss y Cantares. por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rasti
=. ..........50 80
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
CALERA PICN1CS
 DRAW BIG CROWDS
Officers of Masonic Lodges at calera and Columbiana Are Pub
 icly Installed.

Calera. July Especial al)-Calera cele- brated the national holiday with grand Masonic barbecue and several pienies. The Masons coupled with their entertainment the installation of officers for the new year.
 Early in the day members of the Calera lodge with their families assembled in the grove opposite the new railroad sta ton, and the merriment continued far into the afternoon. Many visiting Ma sons were present, those noticed from Columbiana being ex-Judge McMillian J. T. Leiper. H. F.. Whitaker, George Mason. and Thomas Weaver and from Montevallo, County Commissioner Pleas ant Shaw, J. A Moore, Charles Meroney and several others.
 The speech of the day was Masonic ad- dress by J. G. Harris of Montgomery, which was listened to with great atten- tion by the large audience and made a decidedly favorable impression
 The officers installed by the calera lodge were: I. W Bailey. W. NJ. II. c. Martin. S. w.; William Armstrong, J. W; W H. Moss. treasurer; H. W. Par ker S. D.; w II. Martin, J. D.; pr. J. w. Gum, tyler.
 New officers Columbiana lodge: C. T. Acker. W. NJ: J. T. Leiper S. W; C.. E. Mason, J. w.; T. J. Wiom, treasurer Henry Latham, secretary J. B. Lecroy. S. D.; W. w. Wallace, J. D.; H. L. Wal ton, tyler.
 s. A Thorson gave a large picnic in the grounds of his beautiful home to the Sunday school and Ladies' society of the Swedish Lutheran church, of Thorsby. The party arrived by the morning accom- modation on the Louisville and Nashville, returning in the afternoon. An address of welcome was made by Mayor Oliver, thrift character and good citizenship of the Scandinavians who have settled in Alabama and of the people of the coun- tries a whole.
 A short address was also made by J. A. MacKqight. who touched on the sig nificance of the day and told a number of stories which amused the pcnickers Some of those present from Thorsby were Rev. Hartelins and family; John Foss and family; Axel Laudville and family; c. P. Turnquist and family; MT. Ma linquist and family; Mrs. Anderson and children; Gus Burlin and family; Miss Hegensen, Dr. R. r. Lubright of Bir- mingham; the Misses Lealley of South Calera and a few from Calera. During the evening the Ladies' society held their regular monthly meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
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