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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
Ladies' Coats and | urs
Oos January Sale.

Garry The Thought Around with You, as long as you
have any idea Of buying Coat Fur that our January
Sale offers better opportunities than any other sae ct Is kind
in this vicinity and you'll hit IT about right Many know
that Goats our specially we give time to the
perfection Of the Outer Garment Department than most
stores do and that the results have been phenomenal The
low prices asked begin with combined with the as
sortmen we offer with oneourth onehaf off the orig
nal prices now, and you have got about much money
saving evidence on Coat or Fur-buyng you can get
Place. the little old store on the corner of State and
Main Streets Montpelier W.T. for the benefit Of our
selves and the public Sign over the door reads
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

See Abbott's clearance sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

; IL per cent interest or saw
ings. New accounts invited
y. HENRY JACKSON President.
+. G. HowLANDs Treasnxsr.
The Washington times., 1906-04-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

* A NJ. Dali Y--Loc1i Tor Hzrrisorb,1rz
MaUenIon. DaLyille. and way stations
20 al A. II DAILY-WashinEtOn and FLORIDA
Limited Eirst-ciass coaches and sleeper 10
Parior Can 20 Pinehurst. N c.. week days.
Dining Car Service
y is 4. NJ DAILY-Untted States Fast Mall
FfrsI-class coaches and sleeper 10 New Or
leans. Dining Car Service.
t.0l p. NJ WEEK 0AYS-Local for Hs-riron-
Ass Z. NJ DAILI-Local for WarrenIon and
g.55 p u WEEK DAYS - SOUTHERN
PALM LIMITED-Solid Pullman train:
electric lighted: through sleepers 10
Aiken Augusta Savannah. JacksonvflIe
Cars Southern Railway Dining Car service.
80 p. n DAILY-New York and Atlanta
Express. EtrsI-c.aSs Coach TO Atlanta
Sleeper TO Columbian. Ca. via Atlanta:
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper WASHINGTON
10 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesday,
$50 p. N DArLY-Sew York ana FIorIa.
Express Through Coaches and Sleepers 10
Columbia Savannah, and JacksorVfIle
Sleeper 10 Augusta and Port Tampa DIn-
Ing Car Service q Ia Carte.
1880 p. M nAILY-New York and Menphl.
and Sleeping Car 10 Roanoke. knoxytile.
Chattanooga. and MeU phiS. Sleeper 70 Men
Orleans Dining CarNserYice
1e.&s p. NJ DAILY-WashinsJon and sourh.
western Limited All Pullman train IN
servation Car 10 Atlanta and Macon. Cluh
lanta. Macon. Birmingham New OrIezns.
Dining Car Service.
H T SPENCER. General Manager
Feb II. s. h HARDWICK, Pass Traf Mt
isoS W. H t. SLOE. Gen Pass Agent.
l. s. BROWN. General Agent.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
-. G, Washington. d. c.. April 5. 1905
Sealed proposals will be received at this
ONCE until y O'CLOCK, APRIL Il. 1906.
TO furnish the District of Columbia TO-
Vo dog tags, more or less. to be num-
hercd consScuiively. with links attached.
and strung IN order on wire of one hum
dred tags each. Twelve hundred dog
tags not numbered and without links
Twelve hundred unattached links. The
above mentioned tags TO be made of hest
quality German silver. brass, or white
metal, suitable for the purpose 5-64 of
an inch thick. stamped with date 1885,
1907. ID. G. Tax. the figure OF a dogs
head, as usual. and made In the best
workmanlike manner Bidders 10 submit
samples of metal they propose 10 use
and design of tag with their lids Die
from which tags are made to become he
property of the District All 10 lie dcliv-
cred complete on or before May - 1905
The right is reserved to reject any and
I'll proposals. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY l. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners, D. c. ap6-3t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ny

2.3o p. M.-CHICAcIO AND ST. LOUIS SPE.
CIAL- solid vcstibule. electric lighted
Dining Car TrGil. with Pullman Sleepers
TO Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis
Chicago. and St Louis. Parlor Car Cor
Virginia ttot Springs. daily except sun
day. DIiing Car.
IL 10 p MI. F. V LIMITEDLSoIid YES
tibule. electric lighted. Dining Car train
with Pullman Sieepers TO Cincinnati Lex
inston. and Louisville. Compartment
Sleeper 10 Virginia Hot Springs daily
except Sunday. Sleepers Cincinnati II
Chlcag. and 81 Louis Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 Pennsylvania
avenue 800 Fourteenth street, near r and
at the Station Telephone $3.50 for PennsyI-
vaIia Cab Service. H. W. FULLER
Telephone Main 1855. Gen'l Passenger Agt
mh31-u
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SEAH0ARD Air LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, Ix2r Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington. CO.
lumbia. savannah Jacksonville, Tampa At
lants. Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 A NJ DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Throueh
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville Fla con
meeting Ct Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper
Birmingham cafe Dining Car Washington
10 Hamlet, N g
us p. NJ DAILY-SeabOard Express-SoIid
train, with Pullman Sleepers. 20 Jackson vtlie
and Tampa Through Sleeper to Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis; also through mo-
Pinehurst daily except Sunday Cafe Dining
Car.
6.25 p. 81 DAILY-SEABOARD FLORIDA
LIMITED-Electric lighted exclusively Pull
man Solid train 10 St Augustine Fla
arriving there 2-io p. Double draWIne
room compartment. library. observation, and
dining cars
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For Sale-Real Estate.

AUCTION SALE. by order OF attorney, OF
two-story brick dwelling, No. $40 7th st ne .
SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1906. az 5 O'CLOCK
P. NJ. Lot I7xli3- House six large rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; east and
south front: in excellent condition: only a
stcnethrow from II st cars. rare cpportu-
nifty TO secure comfortable hOuIe Ierus
etc, auction adv. Evening Star ADAM
A, WESGHLER, Auc,iopeeT. a2l-4t
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For Rent-Flats.


rOh RESI-Small fiat. outside rooms: near
so fth ST snsst
FOR RENT-Desirable four-room fat az
sIO sth ST ne. Nm q. MARIlS ap6-3,
FOR REST-s12.5O only. For fouT-Tooms ana
pain Gas range hrst floor. near Dupon:
circle 5. T. SMITH d CO.. ROOM IN
co-oIaoO bulIolhg ap5-3t
FOR RENT-To colored tenants with small
Families rooms and bath hats: porcelain
tubs and basins: latrobe, range gas peaf-
~ papered. located on 18th St ne, between
q and II SITS.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. so4 9TH NV.
ap5-3t
RENTS ONLY SIS TO y2u
THOSE BRAND-NEW APARTMENTS
Nos sOOl 20 S0lI Sherman ave NV COth
st.li large rooms and tiled bath; cabi-
net mantels. Every convenience NEAR
ALL CAR LINES. OPEN FOR INSPEC-
TON.
JORDAN & BLOoMER tInc), 1914 G st. NV.
ap4-u
FLAT OF three rooms and bath, heat and
gas; splendid condition; second floor: adj
joining the Lafayette. i6O9 9TH 81. NV; y22 80
ap4-3t
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-To rent house. four or five rooms
in suburbs; two acres; small family: near
cars Address BOX 20. Times ONCE
eps-3t
wANTED-To rent. by the year. eight or
nine-room house in suburbs: Brooklan6 pre-
ferrec- Address BOX 2SS. Times Office
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-At Kenilworth d c. nice
siX-room cottage. stable and outhouses large
yard, rent, Si7.c0.
CLIFFORD y. BORDEN. so4 5th NV.
ap5-5t
FOR RENT-On Hamilton road, near Anacos-
tia. cottage Of eight rooms; 2L acres; SI2
per month. Apply PIG sth st. ne. ap4-3t
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Darnage, divorce. and estate
cases: no charge without service; best law
yers, all courts; everything strictly con-
fdential Address p. o. BOX :. Station A.
ely mhls-s0t
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Business Property.

34e1 VI ST NW.-Near Aqueduct bridge and
Junction Of Capital Traction and Ola Do
ntini0n railroad. storeroom- Price, So SO.
FOR RENT-3111 Water St Georgetown: ma
chine' blacksmith. or general workshop, 25xJ0;
$3.50 per month. ap5-ff
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For Rent-nouses.

FOR RENT-Fourth floor. sos-iO Pennsylvania
ave. NV. SO S1z Jefferson ST. Brightwood
Park, 10 rooms and bath. So. -Four rooms.
suiuaoie for Office. 30 nth st. sSs Store
and dwelling, 707 "A 81. ne. rents SIS IS
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th ST NV
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FOR RENT-NIce house. SIX rooms and
bath; $2S.J2 month. 1915 North Carolina
ave. ne aPe-st
l725 II ST NW--UnusuaI chance: four
stories; splendid location; low rent: board
owner. Phone 40o0 ap6-3t
FOR RENT-SS only Good six-room homes
near II st. Northeast. s. T. SMITH e
CO. ROOM 21l. Colorado Building. sp5-3t
FOR Rem Undesirable brick DWELLINGS
cheap; 20 small families. az 18th sw. IA:
$40 and y4S l.ettie sw., 80; Browns court
Sc. S. e. A. MCINTYRE. "a c NV Ap5-st
$3.50 BRIGHTwooD AVE. NV. corner Of
harvard ST.: six rooms: all modern. Improve
ments; 500 per month. Apply at 1885 Har-
ward ST. nv. anae,
FOX hENT-houses. apartments and ofrcex
In all parts OF the city; FOR detailed Ii.t
teDc or call our cf1ce
TAOS- J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
ZEAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
BROKERS'
1918 81 NV. fag-tf
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10. = ST. NW:-Selling price, 1900: rent
oress j. X H.. Room 62l, Postofice building
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Atlantic City. N. !.
HOTEL DENNIS.

Open all the year.
Firsrroof addition Of 100 rooms and
bath.
Hot and cold sea water in all baths.
WALTER J. BUzBY.
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day IN the year from foot OF IN
st fOr Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newporr
News. snd al! pciLts south. by The So
perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport NewD.- NArfOIk" az
''5Nashlngton-''
Lv- Washington - pmlLv- Portsmouth 8 IN
Nv. AlexanGria--I-0 pm Nv. NosfoIk-.--6 q,
Ar. Fl Monroe % am Lv- r l. Mor-roe-. On
AT Norfolk .-...s 90 am Ar. Alexandra 10 A.
Ar Portsmouth. 6 &C aniAr. Washington : A.
ET through connection made al Nor
folk With steamers Ot Old Dominica
Steamship Co. Tor New York and Nsr-
chants and Ainers' Steamship FOR ssos-
ton
EEFor further information apuiy AT
general ticket Office T05 I4th 81 Col
orado Pudding (tslephone AEai7-seSol
CT 7Jh ~. wharf telephone MsIn-3IGal
mo. CALLAHAN,
% V Pres & Ger Me-
W H CALLAHAN Gen Pzrs- Az
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For Rent-Apartments.

FINE-RooM APARTMENT. all bright our
side 'front.' rooms. rent only $40. Apply No l
Inc california. corner 18th and sts. NV
FOUR pleasant rooms. entire floor. nrj-
Nate bath; all modern improvements ap-
ply 1888 18th st. ansS,
THE MISSIONER. 18th and L sts-C'hoice
six-room apartment. all bright rooms Ca 4
or address APARTMENT q aua.gt
FOR REN'f-In The Ellsworth. 625 ID st ne
six large outside rooms and bath: heat and
hot water: a beautiful home: rent SEQ 81
LACEH'e. COZ New York ave. NV. rnh22- II
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BALLSTON.

rooms. I acre: plenty OF shade: good
water; en- car line. Frice. $4,000
rooms: 2. acre Cash. $1,000.
l acre OF ground. $500
rooms. new house: good lot. on car
line $3.50
The Washington times., 1906-04-06

BERWTN is the place for bargains: 81.
acres. 6-roOm house. barn. orchard. chIcI'er
mouse N,-c1. on your own terms. Il acrt
near station. dwelling. bath 81 90. same a
rent Acre ground. fruit. handsome house
beautiful shade. s. 200. worth s. coo: spjer.
dlu nome Tor Sl,So6i lovely country seat 81 OUt
Nice little home. 800. Money making farm.
ana chicken TanchCs cheap. Don't make IN.
mistake Of buying until you see Bervvu
Our once Is at trolley station, Carriage,
waning Tor you The SOULE CO 81
Louisiana ave -. ?.
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For particulars apply TO the
BOULEVARD HEIGHTS CO..
Room s, 5I2 F St. N. w.

BA4sGAIN, six-roon horse nearly new.
one acre beautifully located; the best ~
water; 300 yards from cars; price a. ga.
easy payments. Six-room house. two acres
10 yards from cars, ss.Ogo. So
Ignt on car line, price. $500 g lots with
lo,0o0 square feet. 800 10 $50: can't be beat
EDN. DANIELS. Com Nat Bank Bldg
18th and o. - %
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RIVERDALE.

CHEAPEST HOUSE IN RIvERDALE.
Only one block from cars.
ROOMS AND CELLAR.
Be quick IL you want a bargain.
PRICE, 5000.
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For Renf-O&ces.

HANDSOME OFFICES for REM m M
Aunsey Building. Z ST. facing Penn
sylvania ave. between 18th ana l@th sfs
moderate rents: heat, light. and Janitor sery-
ices free 80, =.
FOR RENT-Nery desirable onices facing
Capitol Heat. light ana tanitor service
From Sc per month up
BLISS BUILDING, % Is ct NV fa19-tr
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LANGDON.

rooms: good lot; some fruit; excellen,
water. Easy terms Price. 81. so
rooms and bath. near cars. plenty Of
shade. Cheap at $500
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

ONE e-RooM HOUSE. nearly new. 1IOoo
Ieet OF ground, water In kitchen: iatrobe;
me Porchess eastern exposure, quick 81.
NsV; easy payments
GROOM HOUSE. IL acres Of rich Land.
Town water latrobe5 $500. both IL 5 minutes
OF street cars. easy payments. cash DIR
chaser can secure the bargain OF a lifetime
r. y. RYON & Co.
National Commercial Bank Building
ap5-3t
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so If YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
VAO i5;,, bank ySS S lCO S, for The s.sss.
care when you deposit your val
caSIcs for lOanZ We have a building and
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential Money lOaned On watches Sla-
monds. 1ewelry. etc. Interest three Der Gear
Instead Of ten
Established 1870. 81 Ninth Street " W
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TAKOMA PARK

IL YOU want property in the largest and
most picturesque suburb. see US We control
dealers combined, and our suburban MANAGE
Is a resident OF the suburb PROPER ~
SOLD On TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS
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WANTED-A partner in the photograph bus
mess have eomIiete tintype. ping pong. and
portrait outfits: - 90 three new view out
fits: must be bustler Address BOX 80
Times Office.
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For Sale-LOtS.

investment, 14th st. extension -icinity. Ad-
dress INVESTMENT, BOX 49, Times Of
fee. ap6-9t
II YOU HAVE Is MINUTES 10 spare We
would Ike that much OF your time IN order
90 drive you out to
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
Want you 20 see our lots at 80 cents 50
Il. Remember. the cars will soon be run
ming over the 18th st. extension. then these
lots will cost you more money. Think n
over now. and phone write. stating VIVA:
day and hour will you 20 20.
ROBINSON &. CO. Qnc)
sezs-o el2 Fourteenth St NV
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Corner in northeast one square Of best
car line In this section; rooms and bath;
news furnece heat.
DAVID MOORE,
! apz.+s LIS New York Ave. n, ".
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For Rent-Stables.

FOR RENT-A good large stable: s. a month
Apply 10 GERACI. 1872 sth St NV
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DO YOU WANT a half interest in a profit
able business in busy section Of city, For
particulars JOS. l.. Topper, Is 5th ST NV.
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Business Chances.

PROSPEROUS local corporation offers good
salaried position 10 capable salesman who |
can invest few hundred dollars; strfctest in |
vestigation solicited. Address BOX Us, Times |
Office. ans-si
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
PUBLIC RECORDS.

J. $. Swigcrt files afr of work on four mines, IIass. dist.
 J. ]. Cavanaugh and Jesse Robcson file aff of work on Wolf creek mine. Big Bug dist.
 John Vaglio files aff of work on three mines, Turkey creek dist.
 Castle Creek M. and D. Co. ct al file air of q work on ! mines, Castle creek dis,.
 Sunset Copper Mining Co. files afl of work on seven mines, Copper creek dist.
 Rosalie Copper Mining Co. files nil of work on nine mines, Copper creek dist.
 Lion Gold Mg. Co. files afr of q work on seven mines, Cherry creek dist.
 c. C. waddell and c. J. McNulty file afr of work on Green Mountain mine, lIass dist.
 Chas. Y. Joslin to Ideal Mig. and Dcv. Co.,, q. c. deed, $i; Pawnee mine, Weaver dist.
 C. C. Fenncll, receiver, files afr of n work on three mines, Weaver dist.
 Pfau Extn Mig. Co. files afr of a work on group of mines, Cherry creek dist.
 x. l.. Griffin to T. c. Norris, m. deed; sl; l-2 int in Goliah mine, Walker dist.
 c. Bertodo amends locntion of Ber todo mine, Tiger dist.
 W. F. Fry ct al incorporate Hum. boidt and Verde Valley Railway Co.,; cnpitol stock sI,ooO,o 900.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
LAW WAS REPEALED.
C0DDtable5 Not Empowered to Act ss
 Sanitary Inspectors.

The constablea arc no longer e,-rcw. cred to act as sanitary inspector7, and that their charges for such services should be disaliowod ia the opinion of Attorney. General Clark, which was handed down in writing yesterday af- tcrnoon.
 The official says that the old law under which constablcs received $i n week for their services as sanitary in- apoctors was repealed at the last session of the legislature, and that there was provided for a complete system of san itary regulations. The act establishes Il territorial board of health and de- fines it's duties and powers and also es. tablishes county and city boards of health. The two last named boards are designated as local boards, the former to have jurisdiction in the several counties outside of the corporate limits of incorporated cities having n city board of health; the latter to have iur- isdiction only within the corporate linn. it's of incorporated cities. All local boards are subject to the supervision of the territorial board. Briefly stated, the duties of county boards are as fol. lows:
 Make and enforce all needful rules and regulations for tho prevention and cure, and to prevent the spread of con. tagious, infectious or malarinl diseases among persons and domestic animals:
 Establish quarantine, and isolate any person affected with said diseases:
 Isolate, kill or remove any animal affected with contagious or infectious disease when necessary to protect health;
 Remove or cause to be removed any dead, decaying or putrid body, or any decaycd, putrid or other substance that may endangcr the health of persons or domestic animals;
 Examine into all nuisanccs, sources of filth and causes of sickness, and make such regulations regarding the same as 1t may judge necessary for the public health and safety of the inhabi. tants.
 When the bills of constablcs for the last quarter are presented to the board of supervisors for payment they may perhaps be disallowed. and in all probability the matter will reach the courts for a final decision.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03

hand craftily back to his hip pocket As he lot 70 Dc drew the revolver out suddenly and shot af mc AS ! had been watching him closely, ] was pre- pared. Ills h,st shot went wide and gsazed the side of the .'noAer, break ing window glass.
 We both continued to plug away. he backing from me all thr time. did some mighty poor shooting, and cmpticd my revolver without bringing h,m down. lodged into the vcsti- buie to reload and upon coming out hc got me in the leg. When he was perhaps forty feet away ono of my bullets caused him to throw mp his hands and fall. The examination of physicians showed that three bullets had pierced him"
 Whitley says that he never saw be. fore, but that he heard some people at Ash Fork declare that he had been through there as n hobo q month be- fore. Neither Whitley nor any of the train crew saw white man with Barr, although the dispatches say that he had companion who drew his re. volver but ran away when tho firing began.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
COMPANY PREPARES TO BUILD
 NEW RAILROAD.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Articles of incorporation for the Humboldt and Verde Valley Railway company were filed yesterday after noon in the office of County Record CT NJ Jher.
 The object and purpose for which the company is formed are to acquire n right of way and to construct, operate and maintain n railroad for the trans. portation of freight and passengers The initial point of the railroad is to be at or near Humboldt on the line of the Prescott and Eastern railroad, and the terminal point will be at or near the confluence of Cherry creek with the Verde river. The line of the road is altogether in Yavapai county, and will be about twenty-five miles in length.
 William E. Fry is president of the company. The incorporators arc w. F. Fry, James IT. Purdy, Andrew c. Elliott, Andrew M. Elliott, and A. r. Chittcndon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
GOOD MINE FOUND NEAR cARRI.
 CAN PROPERTY.

Yesterday 1t was learned that fine quality of ore had been found in n mine located m the Bill Williams country, near the Carrigan property, and much IS expected from it.
 In sinking shaft one hundred feet m depth the Continental Consolidat ed Mining company run crosscut, cut ting the main dyke, from which there was nothing particularly ex- pected m the way of value, but the recent assays, to the surprise of the manager shows that this dyke carries ss m gold and some copper.
 Other claims in the eompany's prop. erty show high grade copper ore. ca,- rying gold and silver value, which n quantity as well as quality, is almost sufhcient at the present time to war rant a reduction works of any reas. onable capacity Many hundreds of -ons of ore, 70 it is understood, is on the surface, and IS ready to be mined. The character of this ore is a heavy erystalizcd iron of tungsten nature, and carries high grade of copper, which undoubtedly with depth will readily give place to copper in its various forms.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
OFFICER DESCRIBES BATTLE
 WITH THE NEGRO.
(From Sundav's Daily

Deputy SheriG Thomas Whitley 2 story of the revolver duel between him. self and Peter Barr at Ash Fork. Wednesday afternoon, in which he wa shot threo times, is remarkable re. vival of Wild West epinodes, says thc Los Angeles Examiner.
 Whitley is at the Santa Ff hospital in Boyle Heights. Two bullets enter. ed his loft hip, and one grnzcd his leit thigh. The iesp, rate negro who attacked him IS at the county hospital nt Ash Fork in z precarious condition. wlth bullet hole through bin left lung, another through his tbdomrn and his lower Jaw half shot away.
 ' did some mighty pool shooting. '' exclaimed Whitley as he enumerated his wounds
 He displayed remarkable nerve up der fire. Having emptied his revol- yer once from tho platform of the car he retronted to the yestibule and reloaded When he stepped out again he was hit m the leg, but kep, on plugging away as he saws. nn,ii inc negro threw up his hands and fell
 Whitley who is special officer of the santa Fe, as we'll as a deputy she riff, told the story of the battle after his wounds had been dressed
 The account in this (wcdnesday> mornin's Examiner of the shooting is accurate and the best have seen. s,id Whitley who IS a large, raw -boned man When the train reached Ash Fork Conductor Tom McGinty summoned me ana said that negro in the smok ing car had refused to pny his fare He sa,d that this fellow Barr. had ridden from Williams, that his money had given ou, after he had paid his fare io Ash Fork. but tha, he insisted npon coming tc California
 VI went in and ordered the negro off He was dressed somewhat better than the hobo type. and had some blan~ kets He tried to argue the point with me but l showed him out of The door He didn't want to get of on the station side, but l made him. He got of very leisurely, and when he reached the bottom step he held on to the hand rail, still arguing. As he stood there with his left hand g'asping the rail he moved his right
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-03
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Important Happenings Told In AS
 Few Words for Busy Readers

Eighty tons of machinery. jnciudinp a Ten stamp mill. two ffty thousand gallon water tanks, and n 90 ton ara bin, will be hauled to tho Ricbenba, mines on the Agua Fria and will be in stalled as soon as possible The mine IS n promising one
 MT and Mrs. Ben Clifford left ve. terdny for Los Angeles for | two weeks, visit with Mir Clifford's mother
 Henry Brinkmeycr returned yeste, day morning from D shor, visit mt Phoonn.
 George A. Answorth. the wei, Known Farmer an Walnur creek. was m the city yesterday
 d. ( Talbot, chief vr the fire ae. parfmen' at Jerome. md tn. benJ man m the r Miller dry goods store. wa. 'n Prescott one day 'his week on his way to Phoenix. where he attended the fair
 harry Van Alen of Ash Fork wns in rresco't yesterday calling on friends.
 !' u, Farrell. of McCabe, who has been m Prescott since Friday says '""t town is looking forward to pros. porous times as the McCahe mine will soon begin work. and other properties may be operated.