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New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail TODAY for
Hamburg the KaiseYin Auguste Victoria are.
Mrs ArdeI Noble Ballard. Mrs w q Law
Mrs. Guy c. Noble. Mrs. J. E Willard
Major u. J Craft. Mr and Mrs a v Dravton
Otis r. Dimock Mr.. and Mrs Stuart D,S1ca,
Slrs. Simeon Ford. Daniel Boone --
Those who will sail for Havre to-day on La Bre-
tagne are:
J. @ Cottier Alfred c-ccnv
Mr., and Mrs O Faucher. = a Pins
On the Rarbarossa. which arrived yesterday.
were
M ana MIS- samuel NJ Dr. and Mrs. Va * Allen
~, Clement nr and Mrs. Donald Hooker.
MISS Cetestlne Won Fe5er- William Morse Rummel.
Maurice = Whiting
Travellers who arrived last night from Liverpool
the Teutonic
Frank 7. Baird IA NJ Lawrence
Charles Brooks Frank G
J. p. Davenport. lGeOFSe Il. Eehinso.
II. u. Chandless. Frank ~. Wyuian.
W II Denny, r. y Wheatley-
5. y Holland j. W. Beatty
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
4nl7lS6n1entS.

ACADEMY OF arrgs.c--s;2s-Ths vireinian.
AERIAL SsSDESS--s.s .so-Th- Governors Son.
ELASCo-s.fs-Ths ss.si % the Golden West.
BRIGHTON BEACH ks :Su-FfrevorEs.
GAsENO-s s-t5-The Social Whiri.
COMFY Isi.AND-ghompson & punay's Greater Luna
raEiS-Drennane.
GlLTERIOS--sl1S--1stf!e Cheruk.
tDEsN afUSEE--The World in wax
l7aNs1ERSI,EIS's n TEcn)RIA-2-s: :lS-Eaueevilie
4 .g5-The 5.toa and fhs Mouse
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROOF - S - Mamzeile
ehampasne
MANHATTAN EFsACfI--e-Pain's Nesuvius ana FltA-
.To-as--s-EF7id1ie TN7a6dle.
MA NH ATE Ans :l5- kreufzrr Sonat..
NEW Yo31S-S la--Iha Ham Tree.
&EsT YORK ROOF GARDENS s:S0-Taudeville ana see
fnC New York
WALLACE SIS HIS Honor the Mayor.
WEST EN1e-2-s:so-Dsyy Crockett.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
GENERAL EDWARDS RECOVERING.

Washington. Aus. 15.-Brisader General Clarence
r. Edwards chief Cf the Bureau OF Insular Affairs
who Is az Fort Bayard. New Mexico. undergoing
treatment for an affection OF the throat Is reported
20 be almost recovered. and will return 20 his
duties az the War Department about November \
q els ln.DToY-~--~s continues.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

We desire TO remind our readers qoho are
about to leGrc the city that The TRIBUNE ,ciI
be sent by mail TO any address in this countyv
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired Subscriptions mag be giren to your reO.
GIar dealer before Iearing, or. if more conren-
cent. hand them in at THE TRIBUNE OHfce
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Here come the "Anti-Imperialist League
again, per Erving Winslow, secretary" assum-
ing to speak in the name of the citizens OF the
United States" OF course, they are addressing
the Filipinos. who they may think won't know
any better Isn't that rather mean advantage
to take of the brown brothers ignorance? But
we're not at all sure that Tagals, Moros and
the rest don't know about well as we 90 that
Tooley street isn't the whole of London.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

We must syInpathize with the Jerseymen who
object 20 having New York garbage washed up
on their beach. We hope that they will appre-
ciate the feelings OF New Workers who object 70
having the sewage of great New Jersey cities
poured wholesale into the narrow waters OF this
state and city.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Another erlnlnal-erazy chauffeur runs down
and nearly kills some persons on the road' ana
then rushes away az extra speed 10 escape rec
ognition, without noticing whether he mas killed
them or not Such creatures when caught de-
serve a severer penalty than the law now pro-
yides.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

adnirah plan for rebate tickets proposed by
Acting Mayor McGnwan. That should satisfy
everybody and there is not the slightest excuse
for any further disorder.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Secretary Root received enthusiastic greet
ing in Buenos Ayres. The Paris Of South Amer
lea evidently knows a statesman when it sees
one
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THE TALK Of THE DAY.

From Rome comes account of new danger
of the balloonist his aerial tours. He should be
careful 10 avoid Iunatic asylums A balloon float
ing over the Jeniculum the other day passed close
TO the local asylum. with the guide rope so near
the ground that inmates made a general joyous
and successful rush for it. Having secured it, they
held on with a gleeful tenacity that would have
insured triumph in a tug-of-war. and il required
the full strength of the asylum stan. supplemented
by few policemen, to free the balloon before it
had been brought TO wreck among the chimney
stacks.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PASSENGERS ON THE cARNANlA

Queenstown. Aus. l6-The Cunard line stesir'
csrmsnia. whleh sailed from here today fer -"
Nork. took Timothy N. Healy. Member OF -, a.,
Nert. and his family u, o. Mia, and O.8os
4nlnol
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
sETr1N' ON THE HoRsEBLocK.

SETTIN' ON THE HORSEBLOCK.
Settin' on the horseback,
Gain at the sky,
Watchin' Of the lutte clouds
Salin' slowly by;
Settin on the horseback,
List 'nin' 10 the bees
Dronin' in the buckWheat flON'rs
Purrin' in the peas;
Settin' on the horseback.
Watchin' on 'em hay;
Pitchin' OF the smelly grass
All the drowsy day;
Settin' on the horseback.
Waitin' for my meals,
Viewin' of the hazy hills.
LOOkin' crOst the fieFs;
Settin' on the horseback,
Blinkin' at the sun,
Jest a-meditatin' on
Things l might "a done;
Settin' on the horseback,
Lazy as kin be,
Jest a-cOntemplatin' on
What there is 70 see;
Settin' on the hOrseblock.
Not a thing 70 do.
Chewn' of blade o. grass,
Sizin up the view;
Settin' on the horseback.
Thinkin' up this drOol
Minds me of the poets of
The near-Jim Riley school, Puck
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

TO the public in the next few weeks may not be
without influence upon its cwn desttHies In the
immediate future.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

The Mad Mullah having been defeated In his
latest battle il is safe bet that he Is now mad
der than ever.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

If ordinary torpedo boats could always evade
detection as successfully as they are said to
have done this week in the man@uvres off the
New England coast there would not be much
use for submarine craft. There is no definite
assurance that they can. however, and good
strategy dictates the use of boats which can in
sure invisibility by submersion.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

There could be no grimmer irony than that
the latest woman hogging regiment in Russia
should be known as the "Chevaiier Guards
Chevaliers indeed. without fear and without
reproach! They fear helpless girl, and they
suffer no reproach from their gallant COM
manders
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Sir Henry Hozier, who has just retired from
Lloyds after thirty-two years service said that
the most disastrous day at he could remember
was in October 1881, when los vessels were posted
as lost in twelve hours. When a vessel is lost il
Is announced by the tOilins of the bell which hangs
beside the crier's box. 1t is tOled once when a
vessel is lost. twice when a missing vessel comes
to port. The bell belonged to the I.undine a YES
sci which went down in the Zuyder Zee over a
century ago with million and half in coin on
board out Of which less than million was
wrenched from the jaws of the sea
interview out of the noted burglar Who had bean an
cansht In the act and was behind the bars of the
The boys say you put up pretty stiff 6sb+
iari nI sai9 ,Is Inc reporter I'D like to have Your
story. so'u
It'll make good story. all right" sullenIv an
sWered Bill but I'll see you i'm Pitts6IrS ny ES an
III give il to your paper II was i'm youT societv
columns that saw the item that The ThonDsonS
summer-and they hadn't."-Chicago TTi6uns o' tue
An insurance man who has been busy for some
Lloh'hs with the problems of adjustment arising
HOm the San Francisco fire says that one az the
queerest questions was the loss ON a Chino1,.r,
joss big, gilded god The adjuster found IT,,
some siAty or seventy minor Josses were also IN
sured' When he reported this we certainly bad .
merry time trying TO figure how much a sod v,os
worth who couldn't care for himself Rn. ~
finally arranged scale Of values thai satjssa1
everybody" N
In shop on the CorsO there is card with ,ba
itoIlowihg words IN the window: Here ali the
spoke few words in Russian and fDSisS So fnd
was was NOT understood tried German. then Frennb
ana Engtsh; always with the same resIir Fi1aII,,
he said in broken Italian: But who sDaaI,s isiy .L
foreign languages I'm this shOp?' oh" renjisd ~
Diavolo Rosa. e'"s III TO ouy.-h
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

With 229 foul bakeries already his list and
the investigation not yet half finished. Dr. Dar-
lington will soon have convincing figures TO
show that much of the bread consumed IN
greater New York is the staff of death.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

1t is now proposed to shorten by some scores
of miles the distance between Chicago and New
York by rail- This is encouraging news-for
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Waterbury are az na
Harbor. where they are occupying the MontsofneF'
cottage. on Prospect avenue
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
Letter
 FROM Santa Claus DaVidson's Cash Store SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
 Toyville,
 Reindeer Co,
 Fairyland,
 December 18th, 1906.

ToyNllle,
 Reindeer Co.,,
 Fairyland,
 December 18th, 1906. Dear MT. Davidson:
 You are hereby appointed as my dis tributing agent for Phoenix and all the country around there. You kept such a nice variety of presents last year and 90 many little boys and girls be- sides big men and women were pleased with the presents bought at your store that l have decided to appoint you again as my chief distributing agent There are some little boys and girls in and around Phoenix who haven't been as good as they ought to have been. They haven't always minded their parents or teacher as they should have done. They haven't been as good and kind to other little boys and girls as they ought 10 have been. But have decided to send them presents just the same. as l cannot find it in my heart to disappoint the little boys and girls just because they forgot to do the right thing always.
 hope that every little boy and girl will do their best to be better the com llS year. .dA lAo btA III lAbtiAAN VIII tell a lie or steal or do a mean thing, And that every little girl will be good and sweet and kind to her mother and teacher and playmates. Now, NIT. Davidson, when the papas and mammals visit your store. 1 want you to show them toys for little boys and girls. also presents for mamma and papa. l have left you a good big lot of presents and every one ought to be suited.
 Give my love to the Httle boys and girls of Arizona and fell them I am sorry that there is no snow in Phoe- nix. which prevents me driving my reindeers and sleigh load of toys around that way.
 Wishing you a merry Christmas and happy New Year, I remain cordially yours,
 SANTA CLAUS. TOyVille
 Reindeer Co,
 Fairyland.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
RObINSON-O'TOOlE.

RObl blNSON NO'TOOlE-A license 10 marry was issued yesterday tO George W. Robinson and Mary O'Toole. The Bridegroom is a resident Of Gila cOun- ty. The pride lives in Denver coun,y. Colo. and now on hrr way Co Phoenix and was expected to arrive in town this morning
 DISTRICT COURT-The session or the district court on the territorial side was tried yesterday. In the case Of J. ". Walker against the White Gold Mine company. the defendants motions were argued and denied. In the case of T. F.. Parish against the Cieneguitl Copper Mining company. a written or der for inspection was granted on the motion of the Vesta Grande Mining company. a judgment of dissolution was ordered. In the case of P. J. Me Kinney against William Walton. a de- nurrer and amended answer submit ted without argument. and oyerrUicd.
 GILBERT -GEISSlNGER - Card g were received here yesterday announce ing the wedding of Cyril :. Gilbert Of this city and Miss Linnie Blanche Geis- singer. at the home of the latters parents. Mir and Mrs. J. Geissinger. in Pomona, Cal. The wedding occurred on December 12 and the cards an nounce that the newly married couple will be at home to their Phoenix friends after February l. at 6S5 North Fifth street. The bride is we'll known in Phoenix. the family having formerly resided here. she being a half-sister Of Roy $. Irwin of this city. The groom is a member of the firm of Pratt. Gil- bert & Co. which has been engaged in business in Phoenix for several years, so he is one of the best known and most highly respected young men in the city. The wedding was somewhat of a surprise to many of their friends who had no previous warning of the approaching nuptials
 THE D. A. R. ElECTION-Th Maricopa chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution. held it's annual election yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. G. W. Vickers. The following officers were elected: Sta e regent. Mrs. w. II. Talbot; vice state regent, Mrs Elizabeth Brown: chapter regent, Mrs. c. w. Vickers; vice chap ter regent. Mrs. A. J. Edwards: sec retary Miss Almira M. Fowler; treas urer. Mrs. M. F.. Buckley; registrar. Mrs. H. r. Thomas; histcran, Miss Alice Butterfield.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
INDEPENDENCE NEWS.

Everybody is getting ready to ccie- brate Christmas. There will be several entertainments in this part of the country.
 The Misses List spent last Sunday with their cousins. Bertha and Cordie Eldred.
 Mir Perry. who has lately been ap- pointed zanjero of the Appropriations canal has moved into this district and occupies a house on the Green ranch
 Jas. Fleener, is on the sick list.
 Pat Charlebois who has lived in this vicinity for some time, has left for Los Angeles to live.
 The sportsman is now in his ele- ment. Ducks. geese. quail. rabbits and coyotes abound in sufficient numbers to make hunting good sport
 Mrs. Harry Freeback visited at John Asher's last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Long and daughter were shop pers in Phoenix on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
FUNERAL OF c. p. coLLINs-The

FUNERAL OF c. p. coLLINS-The funeral Of Charles P. Collins will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the family home under the auspices of the Fraternal order of Eagles.
 A ROOSEVELT VISlToR-Otis Me Intyre, who is in charge of the machine shops at Roosevelt, arrived here Friday evening for a few days stay in Phoe- nix and is expecting his mother to join him here in a day or two.
 BAD NEWS BY WlRE-Harry Friedman received a telegram yester- day from a brother in Cleveland. Ohio, who said he had received cablegram the day before, announcing the death of their mother in the old country. She resided in Russian territory, just be yond the boundary Of Prussia and near the town of Tilsit. Prussia. She was about @ years of age. MT. Friedman had not seen her for eleven years, but was back to that country eleven years ago. or at least as far as Tilsit. where his mother and other relatives came to visit him. He did not dare to cross over the line for the reason that very early in life he acquired a prejudice dBdlhSt HSntiIB anu bi'eoi4s TUT NHS czar- of Russia and sought a more con- genial cline Since that time the czar. or his representatives, have an nounced their intention of encouraging him and others Of similar convictions to enter his service even late in life, the moment they set foot across the border, whether they want to or not
 -O
 SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS,
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
CONNECTS FOR YUMA -

Florence, Kelvin, winkel
 msn.......... ......-..... Il:25 am. 1:25 pm.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16

SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS DAVlDSON'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16

CONNECTS FOR YUMA - Sheriff Lowry of Yavapai county. arrived in the city yesterday morning with three prisoners to the territorial peniten- tiary and ore man under commitment to the insane asylum. one of the con- victs was Justin Head. the Apache Indian who a month ago. ran amuck near Jerome and killed three or four other Indians before he surrendered himself 10 escape the vengeance of his pursuing tribesmen. The sheriff; left last night for the south with hls prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
G. H. SMITH BETTER-Ge

Smith. the gardener at the capitol grounds. who has been very i'll for some time. is considerably improved and was able to be out a little while yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
THE WoMAN's CLUB BAZAAR

prisoners.
 THE WOMAN'S CLUB BAZAAR Suitable schools. churches. libraries. club houses and other public buildings are a city's best credentials to respect ability and progressiveness. Every spirited citizen of Phoenix should esteem it a privilege to con- tribute to the building; of the club house which the Woman's Club has in hand. X good initiative in this matter will be to visit the bazaar which the ladies will hold in their club room in the Presbyterian church from 1 to o'clock Tuesday. December IS. Fancy and useful articles will be on sale. many of them unique and distinctively Ari- zonian and suitable for holiday pres ents There will also be cooked foods and light refreshments. cenfections. fruits. etc. A warm welcome will be extended to all friends of the club.
 AN UNUSUAL SlGHT-secretary Van der Veer. who on Friday took a little drive in the country. visited the ranch of J. Trotter adjoining the Clay son farm. his ranch having formerly been a part of that famous orange producing tract Mir Van der Veer saw something Of a novelty in an or ange tree on which a pomelo bud had been grafted and both the orange and pomelo buds had been allowed to thrive together. As a result the tree is heav- fly laden with fruit of both varieties. about evenly distributed and together making an unusually heavy crop. The world is waiting for some wizard more notable than Burbank. who can graft a Christmas tree bud on orange stock and produce crop of presents that will do away with the work and worry of holiday shopping. The day will be welcomed when every man can raise his own Christmas tree in the back yard.
 TAX IGATION-Governor Kip bey has been furnished with copies of the complaints drawn in the cases of the Copper Queen, the Tombstone Con solidated Mines company and the Black Diamond Mines company against the county Of Cochise. The Tombstone and the Black Diamond companies have paid the raised assessment for the territorial taxes but contend that the statute does not require them to stand the raise for the purpose of county taxes. They secured temporary injunctions against the county assessor and the cases will come up for hearing December 21. Attorney General Clark will be down in a few days to appear in the suit in behalf of the territory. The Copper queen case is different from the others in that that company resists payment on the raised valua- ton, for both territorial and county taxes.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
SANTA CLAUS.

TOyVille. Reindeer Co, Fairyland.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
MRS. CHRIST ILL-Mrs. George

Christ is reported quite ill and has been taken to the hospital. where she can receive the best of attention and skilled nursing
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
DIED sUDDENLY-E

DIED SUDDENLY-E. A Hay, q young man who came here from In dianapolis and who was employed by the Southwestern Automobile company died yesterday afternoon after brief illness.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16

GUNS, CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT DAVIOSoN'S CASH STORE PHOENIX, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
sANTA FEE TIME TABLE.


 CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival '-The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs function Castle Hot Springs) wiekenburg, Sslome, Con- gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver. Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. .l2:45 am. 2:2O am, ''The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg, Con- gress. Prescott, Ash Fork and East $40 am. S:l5 pm. Mesa and Tempe.......... $40 am. SIS am.
 II :25 am. l.25 pm
 4;5Op.m. 6:25 pm. Florence, Kelvin, winkel- ............. II :25 am. .25 pm.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
NEW CHRISTMAS eooDs-A new

and select line of elegant stationery, various gift articles, toys. many dolls. novelties. etc. have just arrived at the Art Printing and Stationery Co, 21 s. 1st avenue visitors always wei come.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-16
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 115 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, o.49 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
To the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COMPANY

A. meeting 4 the Eoar. @ Directors held ths day
the following resolution aaovte.:
WHEREAS tho capital stock Company Is
feeot tor Tho purposes t9r which this Company
-orp1rated:
RESOLVED uy the President AMI Directors OF The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. that the Capital
STOCK ot this Company De the ls hereby
creased by the ot Two
Thousand Five Hundred 62775CD Of Hundred
Dollars &lOoJ each II tho CoJa.ron stock that
such Increase the Capital Stock u tho Company shall
s!st OF Six Hundred Thousand 100000 shares Of One
hundred Dollars lv)) each of Preferred CAPITAL stok.
and One Million. Flva Hundred T,yeuty-seven Thou
sand Five Hundred ub27500 shares OF Ons Hundred
Dollars Hl0o) each Of Common Capital stock.
I't~SCLNED FURTHER that tho privilege te given %
the holders ot the Capital Stock Company
ana iFetFIed 70 subscribe at between May 2st nni
25th. 1903 both inclusive
privilege shall shares Common capital
TO the amount OF Fifteen per u5oJ respec
tive holdings as they OF tho
Company at o'clock !. NJ. April 18th. 1906.
rants 70 b issued each Stakeholder by TREASURED
specifying the amount Of stock which entitled 20
subscribe under this privilege. Payment Twenty
cent t2Hs0 Of tho subscription shall le
mado by shareholder May 25th. 1906 forty per
cent 1850 on July 18TH 1906. and balance forty per
cent 1920 September nth Warrants must be
returned 10 the Treasurer when first paid
for which negotiable receipts will issued ana II not
80 returned and tho first paid tho warrants
70 be void and o. no value
On May 25th any stockholder having nat1 the fr,t
irstament also pay the second or both remaining
inS'amens for which fun paid negotiable receipts will he
{ issued.
Interest viii be allowed to September l. 1906 at tho
rate OF hve cent. go annum the date
which instalments paid
Upon surrender at the Company's Office Wall
I Street New York city. n Y. agents
epeyer Brothers No Lnhbury. london. f. c. England.
Of fu paid negotiable receipts September lh
1905. Certificates OF the Company for
mon Capital Stock tho amount Of share such
stock for Hundred Dollars t$10Ol paid
negotiable receipts will be issued The when dev
cred VIII dividends that he declared after
September J. 1905.
For fractional fractional receipts will be
issued when full paid Will he exchanged frac-
tionaI ndividend bearing stock scrip. be
converted Common Stock Certificates presentation
az Company's Office in Of Hundred Dollars
each or uultiples thereof
ns may not S converted before December 81.
1906, W redeemed par.
For above purpose the transfer books OF Com
pany will be closed at p NJ April 27th. 1906. and
will be reopensd at 10 o'clock A. NJ. May l4th.
Circulars giving full particulars availIng Of the
privilege will be mailed stockholders OF record
J. V. McNEAI. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
WHAT DID HE MEANr

III. beautiful young lady at the reception.
Don't think did" growled the cynical man Ia
the green necktie.
rs II possibleH You don't know what you
have missed IN not hearing a college song"
Hin! I didn't say I never heard one, aaid
never enjoyed one."-ChicASo NewA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

TEN ISLAND. y Y.
seashore and city combined: /:
cuisine. every modern i'm
f.: music. billiards. bowling.
/. DENECHAUD. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
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