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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

Announcement has been made here of the itinerary of the North Atlantic fleet for the winter cruise fin southern waters, when the vessels engage in re- cord target practice. The Itinerary does not include Pensacola, Sut efforts are being made to have that portion changed which refers to shore liberty for the men and have Pensacola visited Instead of some of the West Indian ports, which are now named. The fleet is to leave early in the year and by the middle of February win have fin- ished target practice, and 1t Is the de- sire to have the big Fleet then come to Pensacola to give the men shore liberty Instead of going to some of the West Indian ports, as is now contem- plated. A prominent citizen has been assured by naval oficer of high rank that if the proper representation is made the department by the citizens of Pensacola that this cnange can be ef- fected, and such actioaa has been taken and the congressman and senators from this State are endeavoring to bring about the desired result.
 The last payment due from the city on street paving done some eighteen years ago. was made this morning, when Mayor Bliss signed a check for SLIGO, the balance due on notes given by the city to the contractors, and the indebtedness was cancelled
 The paving was a portion of Palafox Street, and Is of brick and had about seen It's best days when the last pay ment was made. New contracts had been made, however, before the debt was settled, to pave the streets of the city with better and more modern mate- riai. and within few months the old paving will be torn tp and replaced. Contracts for this work are to be awarded at an early date.
 A basket ball league. composed of young men belonging to various de- nominations of the city, has been or- ganized, and games are to be played each week at the r. M. c. A. The League is known as the Church League, and is composed of five teams, as fol. lows Catholic, Episcopal, Presbyte- rian. Methodist and r. M. c. A. One game has been played, In which the Catholics were winners from the Pres. byterians, and tomorrow night the sec. ond game Is to occur, and much inter- est has been aroused
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

If you are partial Co a Bronze or White Holland Turkey of which we make a speciality, for your Christnas dinner, we would advise you to order early.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20
DRUGGISTS.
E. 0. anann

Pure Virgin Olive oil. Best In the world for salads. 100 Dexter Ave. Phone ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

L. E. Bashinksky, a popular citizen of Troy. spent today here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

R. J. Goode, Jr.. of Gastonberg, was a visitor to the city today.
 J n. Bennett of Montgomery spent today in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

Mrs. R. H .McFadden of Greensboro spent today in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

Social and PeFB0Dal. Malcolm Lockhart Is at home for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20
MONEY-TO-LOAN.

ISIein's Montgomery Lean Go.
 Money to loan on Watches, Dia- monds, Jswelry. Guns and Pistols. Business strictly confidential
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

Mrw. DuBose Entertaans Bridal Party.
 After the rehearsal last evening Mrs, F. c. DuBose informally entertained the attendants Of the Long, Nelson wed- ding at her home on Lauderdale Street. The apartments used were prettily adorned with ferns and various white cut flowers. During the evening re- enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

Alma Cecil of Richmond. Va, Miss Kathryn Milhous, Mrs. ". L.. Atkins Mrs. F. G. G.ADuBose, Mrs. John Fur miss ana Mrs. Daniel Haynes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

FLORISTS.
 Joseph PfingstI. Funeral Designs. newest and latest styles on short notice. Cut Flow CTS, Designs, Landscape Gardening Il6 Houston St Phone a6o.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17

YOUNG man for this office who can use type
writer MURRAY & READY
FOR HOTELS-SPRINGS. RESORTS, ETC.
BUTCHERS-BAKERS-
Second cook, broiler and walters. springs ho-
tel S75 $50 and $50 and i'd
Chef cook country hotel, SIS.
bakers, country shops. $50 and $50 and I'd.
usagemaker, country, $40.
Q butchers, shop work $50 and SEQ and I'd.
II butchers slaughter and shop work. $50 to
SIS and found.
10 walters, new camp. $50 and found.
% cooks. different hotels and restaurants. city
and country.
Butler country club. $50 and found.
10 busboys pantrymen. porters. attendants and
nurses for institution.
Polishers. starehers. ironers and laundry help.
Any position advert ised from Oakland
office De obtained at S=n Francisco
office.
MURRAY & READY.
400 Sixth St. Oakland.
Los Angeles office located at 127-129 South
Los Angeles St
0roville office, opposite Courthouse
Sacramento Office. 1921 Fourth st
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17
DREssMAKrNG-MILLINERY.

MCDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School.
temporarily at lois Washington ST., oak-
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17
FLY, FLEA AND ANT KILLER.

FLIES carry disease: buy ny dope: the greatest
dy and insect killer IN the world; sure catch
on any old paper cloth, board or TIN; child
can use Il; non poisonous; speciai dopes for
orchard, vineyard and garden; always fresh
sold IN cans. 15c. pc and Doc o. 3. Insect
Extermina tor Co. 1911 Twentieth ST.. coz.
Folsom. Live agents wanted everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17
PArENTs AND PENsIoNs.

PATENTS AND PENSIONS.
PENSIONS. extra pay etc. Write l. NJ. SHEI-
WOOD. 2l5l Fiibert ST., San Francisco.
PENSION attorney. r. A. BULLS. l54l Steiner
et.s past commander Thomas Post. q. A. r.
INVENTIONS parented-Frank P. Medina. 1889
Haight ST.; patent law. trademarks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.

AT. RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
sos Clay ST., near MONTGOMERY.
Our Phone Number, Temporary 1870
Plenty of good jobs. city and country. Dc
you need one? Call
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17

WANTED.
One hundred boys for apprentices to on
American steamers. They will occupy the posi-
tion of petty officers board. Must be Ameri-
can born and 1S years OF The term
of engagement shall be years. Wages. $50 per
Month first year, $50 per month second year. $40
per month third year. and a bonus at the end of
the third year Of $3.50.
For terms and conditions apply TO
J. HOMER FRITCH,
Secretary Steamship Association of s. F.,
40 East st San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-17

WANTED-All sailors hremen and marine cooks
and stewards, and all other workingmen to
know that there is lockout OF the maritime
unions in San Francisco. Workingmen, stay
away and be not deceived. All kinds Of mis-
representation IL being used TO get men on
board of vessels The following note was
found In bottle In the Bay of San Francisco:
''Shanghaied; help. l held a prisoner
the steam schooner Rainier Signed Clarke
ANDREW FURUSETH.
Chairman Joint Executive Committee.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
s1T IUUJ


 creeping in everywhere, wherever an opening can be found. While every man has a right to his own opinidp tp this free country of ours, yet it sonn& almost traitorous to hear any Ati- zonans, under al! the circumstances, ad- voeate this odous union. Let the peo' pie of Apache county and other parts of Arizona similarly afflicted bo cdu- catcd as to the dangers that are sure to result from their pcrfidious support of this diaboIicnl unificntion and it will then be pm, beyond the power of the human mind to interpret why h they then continue to persist in thelr iisloyaliy.
 AGATE. Prescott. Sept. l5. iood.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
ACCOUNT RENDERED IN THE
 ZIKA ESTATE.
(From Sundays Da'ly.D

(From Sundays Daiiy)
 Yesterday in the Probate Court. the first annual account of James K. Lowry. administrator of the estate ef George Zika, deceased. was allowed and settled. The administrator was charged with having received the sum of ss2,lss.e0. and credited with hay ing disburscd on account of the be- quests made in the will, partial dis tribution of tho funds heretofore made Co the iegatecs the allowed debts of the deceased, and the debts and the charges of the administration, the sum
 cash on band in the sum of s2O, ,Is3.fo. This cash was ordered distributed as
 follows; The administrator was order rd 10 retain in his possession the sum
 of s3.655.o0 and to pny to Mary smith
 the sum of 6i37.50 on account of par tinI distribution heretofore made. and the balance amounting to siI,00O. was
 dis, ributed according io the terms of
 the will. as follows. Oncfourth fo
 Adam Zika. brother of deceased; one
 fourth to Mary +. Meko,n, niece of deceased: opc.fourth. share and share alike. to Mary Kubik, Annie kubik ! James and Joseph Kubik; onefourth' , share and share alike, to Annie Davis ? Mary smith George zika md Edward ' Zika. nieccs and nephcws of the d" q ceased. | The estate could not be finally closed s or -,ribu,ed on account of . notie' y of appeal having been given from Y judgment in favor of the estate in 's suit tried here at inc last term of th 2 district court
 in Up to date and including this an ot other partial distributions there h' to been distributed to the lcgntces tf Ii. sum of s33,0oo. {.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
PUBLIC RECORDS.
tnssrn,nents Filed Az Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

l. !. McWhortcr locates two mines. Cherry Creek district.
 Richard Sumid to F.. r.. Breed M,
 Deed. si0OO0. One.half interest in
 Doubtful mine. IIassayampn district.
 NJ. Griffin and Arizona Lodge. No. mo. Q. F.. to James W. Boiieau. oP'
 ton. si .5OO % days. An int"rrs, m
 y.rmon,er Sunrise and Crusader
 mines, Hassayhmpa district. Lcona M. Breed to James W. boiicnn
 --Option. si3o.0o. Four months. AT interest in the same mines.
 r.. F.. Breed to James W. i'oiicau Option. sli.200. Three years. knigh'
 Tcmplar. New Yorker, Doubtful. 6"'"
 Wedge, Badgcr Kid mines. Has.a
 yampn district F NJ Murphy and Marie Kuhpe to
 Nj. !. whelan NJ. Deed. tio'ooo.""' Mark Twain and Eiahty'sH mines Walker district. s M l. wheIan to st. Anthony N. |. NJ Co. M. Deed. sio.0o. sam" prop E cr,y.
 n N l.. Griffin to Leona M Breed ~- q Revocation. Revokrs power "f "' '- torney.
 v W. r. Hall and wife to George Tis' |. daIe--w. Deed. s2,Goo. North "n" r half lot q. block I, Prescott. n w,r Pound amends locations of v seven miues. Silver Mountain district ,t Victor Gold Mines company amend et location of willard mine, Silver N"nn re tain district. W John w Mines io journpi Minr O. Publishing Co. - Bill d Sale. ~, ms One Linotype machine. fc Decree of Probate Court in s-sat se of George ziks. deceased. eonhrm'n Ie. sale of onethird interest in s'ivs rn Cord mine. Black Canyon district, a" at personal property to Marie b. Mes"'' ill for si29.so. ,g T. r. Trigg and Price Thompson | na cate Golden Rule mine, big Hug W m triet.
 to Daniel Kelley and r. A. Ferguson rill cate two mines. Black Hills district orc ]. F. Movies rt al locate four min' up Verde district. not r. J. Nensnan to r. w'seman lea Deed. sioo.o0. One.hslf 'insere'' op Ecs,,fmnis mine. p;useka aistrist. .rs John.H. Hi-e to rhiiip wsseman - al Deed. tioo,oo. California ''"le nl' sd. ruwks '6lstrtet.f fr % f i"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
REMUNERATION.
Mineral Wealth.

''Thcrc is n tide in men q affairs
 That taken nt its cbb. leads on 'o
 Fortune
 In moment of weakness, which seems to attack Democrats mor" man otber Christians, wr announced onrse" as m aspirant for the Democratic nom ination for the legislative council Be fore any harm is done, we hereby anu therefore, recall the ambition, and wi'h n bow of acknowledgement to our friends and q feeling of eomm'sef"' ,ion for our fallen enemies, retire rom ,h, nrcna. This decision is final ana unchanpenbie. and is not made with mn, careful consideration of the results of victory easily in sight. we' are publishing \ newspaper for o'fa' mining for riches, and what wc, are do ;ng in m office seeking rut IS past snaing out. Office seeking without
 suht in sight has no charms' for us
 The office seckcr's path in this coun ,ry is srcwn with empty bottle" sn'
 broken resolves No walk in life Illus
 ,ra,e. Pope's wise saying, "Man h'
 solves and Rc.rcsolves and then "'e
 inc Same" as we'll as the perpetual o'
 flee seeker. He ends up victim of h'
 friends. of soeiability In order say. himself he must take hold "f h' boo, straps and lift himself out of 'h ' aaick.and. A mans real friends M re' oynize. this self evident trur. Te vs.r. Kcnn st. Charles has sought 2 i. fie. and ,rod the primrose path , inc candidate. Now he is done Tl sign on the roof in the fatnre meal
 Printing Done Here Take '"e :"
 cake. we are after ore. 4,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
lONGACRE.
MANY ARE KILLING QUAIL OUT
 or SEASON.
(from Sundays Daily)

N''"W p"h""y D"isJ
 Despite the fact that Section | of the game law passed by the last leg islaturc of the Territory makes it n inisdcmcanor 10 kill or destroy quail, Bob White, partridge and other game the 18th day of October in each year, residents of the rural precincts who havc been visiting in this city within the past week complain that the de. struction of quail is now being car. ricd on in many places in open viola ton of the law.
 Ut is also stated that in some cases the birds are being captured in nets, traps and pounds. which is prohibited in Section of the Inv at any season
 of tho year.
 From reliable information received
 from all parts of the county it appears
 that quail are more plentiful this year than at any time in the history of the
 territory. Along the roads leading from this city to the Verde valle,
 flocks of the birds csn be seen almost
 everywhere, while from the Weaver
 country. the Bradshaw mountsin, Wal U nut Grove and Kirkland Valley sec
 tions adviees indicate that the bird :, are unusually plentiful.
 
 The killing of song birds Is also - misdemeanor as well as the catcbin " or destruction of fish under seve
 inches in length.
 v The shooting of antelope is prohil :" tied until March l. 1911, and the d' ', sruction of camel, elk, mountain goa U mountain sheep, female deer. or spo U ted fawn at any time. is in direct col " y, flict with the provisions. of Scctio'
 10 and 1. of the act.
 |. The deer season Iopened ycs'crda " and a number of hunters left this ci V for the Cedar Glade. Hell's Canyon n, " Mogollon mountain districts, to hu "' male deer and turkey. The deer al " turkey season will last until the
 day of December, and no person is ' lowed to kill more than three mi
 deer during the season or more th
 2j quail in one day.
 ,S Indians are not allowed to hunt. ta DO. kill or destroy any game or fish in The territory outside the limits of their ate spcctivc reservations. and non-r' nd. dents of the territory are required re- procure . license at an expense of md for the privilege of killing three m but deer during the open season. Tiff X violation of any of the provis' ,or of the game laws is punishable D. his fine not to exceed $10o or by real prisonment in the county jail for dis. day for each dollar of inc fine ter costs unpaid.
 ity. Onc.half of all fines collected Y big De paid 10 the person giving the ter. formation of the violation of 'h" any and the other half paid into the SC city fund.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

sail'-l iigr 'a 'els V t'f
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

course. in the long run, the people have Co pay all of this. But New Workers generally are well convinced that in. vcs,igations as costly as this one and the insurance probing are we'll worth the money.
 LONGACRE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
FOREIGN CITIES OF NEW YORK
Metropolis Contains Series of Complete Alien Communities--A Push-Cart Ticket for the Presidency--Dead Fish In New York Coffee.

department of water supply has bee deIugcd with letters from indignant citizens, and, after its high priced bac'criologist had sat on the problem for many days. it was recently an. nounccd that ' the water has m un. pleasant ojor, due to microscopic veg. ctable grow'hs, but it was perfectly safe for drinking purposcs.' West siders were probably little assured by this bulletin, as, in their experience the microscopic vegetable grow,hs in. clude fish, both dead and alive, cels and various water bugs. It Is unplcas mt 10 find dead eel in one's bath or a dead fish in ones coffee. SO th, West sidcrs are up in arms. In addi tion, during the past few months. bij water mains in the city have burs three times. doing great damage. O' one of these occasions, a portion Q Fifth avenue was turned into lake on another billy section of IIarler was transformed into roaring torrent on the third the subway was flood cd for hours. The Fifth avenue ir
 unda,ion occurred on e Sunday. an
 ns no water department officer coul , be found in the town. the flood gre
 for hours. until the Bremen were ab
 to shut i, off. On the two other Q
 casions i, ,ranpired that the dcpar :. men, engineers didn't know where tl f water gates of the mains were !
 cated. New York considers such ], sons in the political management
 public utilities rather expensive.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19


 ment, Is enough to stagRcr the most
 ercdulous -- Ayizona's present assessed
 valuation would quickly bc doubled,
 while New Mexico's could not stand
 any raising; but if promises he kept,
 md Arizonnns can bet every dollar
 they have got that they will be. New
 Mexico's assessed valuation will bs
 materially reduced at the time that Arizona's Is raised. Take santa F' :. county, for instance. It's combined in . debtedncss nearly equals the asses~e' D valuation of all Its taxable property . and the present assessed valuation II ? greater than all the property in th' |. county could he sold for today. Sev n ersl other counties in the Tcrr'tor. ,. are nearly a bad off as Santa n [ county. IT Arixona's valuation undr . ioint statehood should be doubled s which m. is sure to he. n would D 'c about one hundsed and thirty mulion' Whs1ens, New Msxiso 's' wssld qnsekl be rrduced from its psessnt ssrsy'thre So miIlioas to about thirty millions, or le' 'etthsn oneiSoarth ~ 'ArixonA's. Al th h sanr fine Asischs 's' rrpssscntssi"" ,. th. ,esisIsture would he little ' mn d than ouss6uys6 'thsA Ss~Sv* Mssis"' ovlt. It 'say wonder thst the sssss ''
 rtNsvs Nos.isau's eh<sri~x on, i's sv
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19
sor1L coI1Afs1s:;

onlHvAHuA,, NJ, s.pI tsAia n 'eo,l.p.r her. tAi. Horhias of n: Hotel Gones fariea four xe's xn'eo s'' '' sad,.say ,Dtussd Tss dead d..'sl h'ss's'' 7, 2 bses idsatiesd ..a.,s s,sas.r
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

Rs.l.isnts of New York 's upper "ss' ssAs Aavs been getting free maa Da'"" s'.,s tos the. past few weeks and they na.s s no. been enjoying the treat. AS 500" ', as they draw . few inches oi wa''. .a,, into sshs tIbs they are unable to .s',, 's, tAe.sasts%s fss drinking purpose. ',s, ,h. A.ysiAssey saFRsllsd to p0'e.". "s s,0,., w64ey st the drug ssor~s. VT
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

Controller Metz is a proud man thcs days. He has just found sl,2oo'ooo. not for himself, but for the city. The money is In the shape of real estate in the ncighborhood of Concy Island. There the local gns company had re- gently been trying to buy some land in order to cree, . big gns holder. but inc company has experienced some dii' Geuly in getting clear title to DOT lions of the territory it required. Ih's state of affairs started shrcwd real estate man investigating, and he d's covered ,ht a large portion of the t'r ri,orv really belonged ,o the ei'y Years ago, John Y. Mckane. the b'' ,oli,icul boss, was ovcrlord of the Ter ri,ory. and whenever he wanted an mon,y he would sell patch Of ''' Iapd But he never gave any 'i'Ie U ,hcs. real estate parcels. as indeed h
 had no valid right io. and no" a'''
 woov veors. the city claims i'- ow
 again.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

When the hand organs grind out Waiting at the Church. 'n " 'r""" l ...,;on of the lower Wcs, Side, 'h" population sings i, 'o the wo'os o' ,.Waiting for the Park. They h">' ,.en whiting n long while. Whe" three
 auiss;oners ,o condemn property Tor the proposed Chelsea Park were 'P ,o,uted in July, 1905, the dis'r'e' ''. ioiccd. for few green aef'S '""'
 ,,. hr;ck tencmcnts was sadly ne'"'"' Thereafter. however. nothing mof' ""' heard of the park, until a i'~ '''' a,o vheu the Citizens Union, 'hro"p" ,,, ,,r.nu of industrial development ma.lr public the fact that the '"'''''
 n.L poard Commissioners "'''
 worthy of public attention u "'.'
 that each commissioner gets s'c 'o'
 every meeting of the board ne '','"' ~ Since the appointment of the pour
 ,h.,, have been ii0 meetinps' '"'"'"' ., loo for each commissioners 'h""s' , ,,a c;,izens' Union has been u"""'' . ,o discover anything that the H"''' working gentlemen have accomplished -, ,,. mark K no nearer than II WI . wear ago. According to ,h' '"'o. .''''. r ,vpicnl meetings of the board ar" 'no1 % Il ,, commissioners simply r" , in. sign their names in book '" 0,r' T', 9 ,n ,"' sot paid. and stroll out again, pi' |. s,,or element of the popula''o" h ,he Chelsea district is saving 'p c . ,ho,ee collection of ancient eggs "n
 ,amotoes against the first p"'"s VI
 oo,once of tho hoard
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

MT. bryan is fetircu ''"" '"' '
 hgh' of presidential possibilities President Roosevelt, if ae finally dc' ,ijcs Ia run again, had best beware and candidates like Mcssrs. Shaw, Fairbanks, Taft, and Hearst had bet ter take to the tnll timber. The Push cart Peddlers of the Fast Side are out with n ticket which they believe will sweep the country. The ticket IS; TOT president, Police Commissioner br'g ham; for vice president. Deputy Cor" missioner "Rhiue wine" Waldo. Tn" proclamation of these new candidates followed the announcement that com missioner Bingham and his depu'ie' had ordered the police to forget tn' Sunday Inv 70 far as the pushcnr' men are concerned and look the other way when the pcddlers a~ 'e'h"' things. The pushcart men wish 70 SCI on this particular Sabbath hceause o the feast of Rosh Hssanna. Sigmnh' Schwartz, president of the on''e' Pushcast Peddlers' association 0 Greater New York, snd Finnan h"o die Nose Lippman are the o'R'u' Bingham men. At meeting oi U" pedalers' association m anno""'' ment that Mr. Wsldo's name w"s o''' lnnhy Rhine wine wsldorSky' e'oN' Hs~sndous hysteria. It was sogg'' ed that the peddlers give Comm''S'on' Bingham Q diamond studded cane U" set of diamond shirt buttons "'
 frugal afterthought changed '"S set of sngrossed resolutions !" rs ~. green, yellow and pink lettering WI q bunch of wax flowers tied to '' frame.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

,,o reccn, court hearing '' eef'".
 ,ba, the ga. Investigation or k"o"n .., in New York City, at which cnsrlc. 'r F.. Hughes won his ','., 'pS,. sS a, .n',"' V, investigator. cost ne Consolidated a" ".. ''vs sa,"Dsuy n7oec A. .ils ... '"%' .s' u", ".sisa.ion cost the state ..' oso' 'o. a, ,n.'''f ..'' ''.., xa. close to sies'ooo' ["