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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
Judge Harris A Candidate.

On the 18th day of January
last Judge L. T. Harris filed
notice of his intention of being
a candidate for nomination on
the republican ticket for the Of
fee of judge of the second judi
cial district. His filing was
made with the secretary of state.
The second judicial district
embraces the counties of Curry,
Coos, Douglas, Lane, Benton
and Lincoln. The legislature of
1905 passed law providing for
an additional judge for the sec
ond judicial district, so that this
district now has two judges, j.
w. Hamilton and L. T. Harris.
Judge Harris was appointed by
the governor and his term ex-
pires this year. Judge Hamilton
will be in office for four years
yet.
There seems to be an impress
sion among many that this dis
trict has been divided, but such
is not the case. Since Judge
Harris took his seat the work
was divided to the mutual salts
faction of himself and Judge
Hamilton. By this division, the
latter, who resides in Roseburg,
presides in the counties of Coos,
Curry and Douglas, while Judge
Harris, whose home is in Eu-
gene, presides in Lane, Benton
and Lincoln counties. In this
connection it may be stated that
while Judge Harris holds court
in the last three counties men
toned the voters of the entire
district will ballot on the office.
Judge Harris was born in AL
bany, Linn County, this state.
He graduated from the Univer-
sity of Oregon in 1893; in 1896
he gradua ted from the Law De-
partment of the University of
Michigan. He was admitted to
the Oregon bar in 1896. In the
fall of 1896 he was appointed de-
putty district prosecuting attor-
ney for Lane county, and,as such
participated in the trial of many
important criminal cases, nota-
bly, the Branton murder case.
He was elected on the republi-
can ticket as representative from
Lane county and served as a
member of the legislature of
1901. In 1902 he was reelected
to the legislature and was elect
ed speaker of the house for the
session Of 1903. He was re-
elected speaker of the house for
the special session held in the
fall of 1903.
Since his appointment as Judge
of this district he has but inten-
sihed the confidence reposed in
him as a judge and as man.
In his manner he is kindly and
affable -approachable by all.
His legal learning is too well re-
cognized to require any COM
ment. Irrespective of party,
we all like Judge Harris.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06

send for a doctor
W b en- he gets
bed fast, but this
wiser one is he
w ho a d o p is
proper precau-
tionary, preven-
tive and curative
measures w h e N
first appear the
ills which, if I'M
checked and un-
cured, grow into
serious illness.
Impaired diges-
tion and nutri-
ton are generally
1, ha foVarr,n~prS
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06

State Of Oregon, County Of Benton ss'
I, Geo. E. Lilly, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. E. LILLY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3rd day of February, 1906.
E. E. WILSON, Notary Public.
CORRECT-ATrEST
J. w. FOSTER,
M. S. WooDCoCK,
WALTER T. WILEs, -.
Directors.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Corvallis postofice, for the
week ending Feb. 3, 1905:
EA Allen, M G Beach, Mrs 81 P
Dunn, N J Hendricksen, Roger Harvey,
CA Hyland, FN Henline, Mrs Mary c
Rose. Martin Rose, Miss Maud Thomas,
Frank Williams, Walter Williams.
Foreigu-Christ Schroeder.
B. ". JOHNSON, P. M.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
Published tuesdays and Fridays by
GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY.

The subscription price of the GAZETTE
for several years has been. and remains,
81 per annum, or 25 per cent. discount If
paid in advance.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
500 telegraph
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The activity in railroad construction
throughout the Northwest has created a
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oughly quickly, and secure positions for
our graduates. Salary $75 to $50 per mo
Tuition fee low. For terms and particu-
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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06

Chemwa girls vs. OAC girls,
game at Armory Friday night.
Thomas Whitehorn and J. M.
Porter went to Portland Sunday on
n husinos, trip to Re gone about a
week.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
ANY FOOL

Knows enough to carry an umbrella
wheh it rains, but the wise one is he
who carries one when it is only cloudy
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06
Erightfully Burned.

Chas. w. Moore, a machlnist, of Ford
City, Pa, had his hand frightfnlly
burned in an electrical furnace. He ep-
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve with the
usual result: "a quick and perfect cure"
Greatest healer on earth for burns
wounds, sores. eczema aud piles. 25c. at
Allen & Woodward. druggists.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-06

No. 1901.
Report OF The. Condition OF
the First National Bank of Corvallis, at
Corvallis. in the State of Oregon, at the
close of business, January 2o, 1906.
RESOURCES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

Dios, nj hara tel propsg anda, nj cree
ca 10 de la cspills.
Ell vaoor <Migusl Gallsrts to-
md On ssse puerto go sseos de CATS
para IL Hsbana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
Para los que quIsFan COlOCar
blen su dinero

So vSndo q srriends On Poncs, sr
Ia sSns ATOCHA, IL mAs csrrIsa dc
u e!udad eplre les dos plAiAs prinsi-
psles, IN SlInsaen do mGnpostsrfa ,
msdera dsl pals, ds n plea 3 pulgs
cas- 5 ds trente por Is Gala del Sol ,
IS II pulgadss por la de ALTO IA,
irsrte 4 las essss de EnmApuslli q G.
r. Valdsoilla HemRno, q G.
Tor ,ener sste Almacen dos srfi.
mos se hase muy iGoil iabrisarle uns
plants ALA; SOC On Grgplo de nam
poulsrfa uolAmsDte. TAmhisn una q,
dos plsnIas msmpoSteriA eonslguA .
., tsrior On IL ealle dol SOL. El GU,
stQuisra este pfopisdad lsndrG uE
bush inlsrka de 80 dintFo. Para 10.
inrmss diFlgirss 1 RAFAKL RIvKsi
RGHsl,-.apl H. Ponss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
IMPRBSIOIES Y IOlIC|AS

Lleg6 aver q e,ss ciudsd proeeden.
to de Csguas, donde re,ide, la dittin'
gu!da seilorA Isabel Oppenhsimsr de
6ubira
-Ss han suspsndido tsmpor Almen
to las retretas en- 10 plaza dc 10 Abo.
lici6n,
-Hsmos iio decir { un ] rohom
bre republicsno de ests locsJilad que
si 81 pariido no Adopta los pros sedl-
mientcs dc un pAriido serio = colso,
% reiirsrA dc 10 potit CO act!va.
Ell NGor A'tiandro Irizsrry,
rspublicano domicllIado en- 81 bsrtio
segundo, 90 ha Ifiliade Ala Uni6n do
Puerto Pico.
Nuettro smjgo don Joaqufn
Bsamud NOS ha obsequiado oon un
psquete de Bananina, sustaneia Q T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
SABADO 2

menticia que prepAra con 10 fe ,ula del
p'atsno, Es muy nut-itivA y de .un
sabor excelente. Rseomsndsmos dit ho
producto & las fAmiliAs.
Han aldo puestos en- libertsd;
HerminiA Vszqutz, de Jusna Dfsz
cue oumpli6 condens do messs Dor
altersr lsrszIdb ic,; Maria Saneh,z Z,
del m smo pueblo, messs por jgua)
dsit>. y Enrique Rivera, do Adj
IN ano por h uto.
Hs iigresado en- 10 ca sci d.
Diatrit', 81 kumariA, Jes6s Maria
Soto, por sgresi6n.
Il. policis ha hscho dos denun'
cias por sstaada,o y una por sgrs.
si6n
Hoy, 'aoado, es dfa dc pocas
n oiss, por hsllarss csrrAdos 10 o.
los oentros feialss y admi inis,rA,ivos
En- Adlurtas 30 pier 90 dar gran
impulao q las plAntseiones do tabaco.
A'ganas personals dc esiA loea idad
han prsdo f.oas On d.eha pob!s.
cl0n, cCn ess obisso.
CT 60 viatA del gan sucsso que
hemos obssnido con iAs am 9Iis ZONES
en- bu TIA do fot gts sti's que q co.,
mos nueatrA clienteIs, nos &C N ,la.
csmos 90 prorrogar hsaia haes do DO
10 donaei6n do los tick 'as gu. dan do
resh 10 s'q lisicion dc dirhss an
phi ,ciooes, "gdu circularque con ss.e
moslvo ruolicSmos On Noviemora pa
sado y que remi.iremos oil que nos 10
Iiia. B ZAR OTERO.
Luis Moler (s) <Hanitos, preso
en- 10 CO Gel de G Aaysms. ha lido tras
lladado d ID do Ponce, para comprs
COR att,sl Juzgsto municipal en- cal
- que SO 10 aigus ror hartc.
Ell Hlp6drt mo Ponc' 4 } 10 stalsra
en- breve el tiro Go pi, h n. Rssn&
de enhor sbuena los Aticlonadoa q co,
sports
Ell tr0lLy estS hacienda un bue,
negccio. On essos oias dc cAlor. Toda,
lAs noehsA van q 10 P.tyA los e.rfos
complstAments llenos.
Ell guardia Alfsro Gays aver 20
che del sAba 10 qle moAIAha, rseo
rrlendo 10 poolaclou, sut:isndo Algu
: nss consusiones.
Sc dice quo los re:ublioano
han tfrecido sl Homhre Dios cons
sruirle una eApilla CATO ca on Ponce
sI haze propSgAnda polit'oa & tavo
} de ellos.
Ytsmbl6n se dice que al Hombr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
.POL|T|CA De PUEBLOS CULT

fsnfarrones pvsiesen una mordszA d
~ lengua y los braui. atsssn con faer'
TO nudo sus manos; era nece sario esso
por 10 horra y II conveniencia de
Puerto Pieo, y no omitio msdio MIN
guno para alcsr carlo.
aHan corrsspondido los results
dos . sa,a propagands? S'gursmsn
to ques
Los republieanos han aprendido
on su derrota pasada-y stirmsran su
aprs ndiz,js CON el vsncimienso fusuro
que los psrtidos pusdsn ganar o.
D sndidas J honrosfsimss victorlas en-
los comicios, pues 10 sofa efcseia DO
10 verdad es 10 persuasion ,ia necs
sidad do apelar & exTenos aitmprs
reproba bles.
Los pushlos administrator por los
repu bl cAnos hastA lAs 6liimas cleo
clones J despuss oirigidos por los
unionistas 90 hAbrAn convsncldo 70
de que el poder y In popularldad no
20 adqaisren aeasruyendo per 81 to.
rror los adversarlos, sino impair
tiendo iuaticiA por iguRl para sodos.
La Uui6n NJ ha rsalizAdo sua su
ms gnA obrs, puesto que todavfa 90
encuentra el pueblo us Puerto Rico
repArtido 9 traeoio nAdo hsio dislintas
banderas, psro hs eonseguido On mu.
ths parte sse Ideal y-l0 que 90 tsn
hsrmoso como ESQ ha logrsdo que
nuestra polisica vaya hAsmonizAndo
10 = 10 rtchAeen las vlo enciAs do IL
guerra civil indignA do hermanos, y
absurdas entire he mbres que estan IL
gAdos por an solo, condn dsstiro.
Baata verlo en- In propsgands, no
,6lo do los unionistss, Aino san ben
dc los repub slnos. Los chsp. 3 -
de odio que veess estsllAn, aolo sie.
men aisl,d3 y 90 spagan ia propa-
garse. Bisn CO verdad qle h'y 10
oli.is pune IL meoiats inert, coto a Ia
Inst or cia en- sc,os y pslat rat; pero
hsy que cor ceder m cha parte dc eito
l6IA |, f leneiA moral que los unionis-
ns ejercen con 81 ejemplo on todal
! las lC calidadss dc In isla.
Afr c,demos tiep, y no 30 dira
do nosotros que sc mos un pueblo nj
10 8 loco, sin Spiisudss psra me reCer
! Ii | beltRd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
PUNT0S SUELT0S

I'm perl6dioo yepublcano do cusn
ta dol v.sj, do Mr. Poat.
No 90 steve & d, cir que no volvs
rd, como hlxo CON Mr. Winthrop -sl
cato escsldado del aqua tffa huge
pero pretende tormulsr un iuioio def
nitivo sobre 10 obrA dc squel faneio
mario, &C nj si dierA 4 enssnder, On tal
formA, que no regr esala al PATS.
Pues muchos iuicios tsndYG Qus
hsoer todaviA, porque Mr. Post tot
verd
No 90 lltgsda todsvis la horA d.
ponsr.e su e.i,a6o gubsrnatlvo.
Por e.t, ciudad ha ciyeulsdo er
b o suelta, suserlsA por vArios reE U
blleanos, un irtdndio con rlbe 90 d,
noticia.
Todo para d. cir que el presidents
Roosevelt he gu t.do al eomi. nsdt
por Puerto Rico n1r LsrriosgA sol
poderes sou repr eseptante de ENa
dos Uaide en IL 6, nferentia pan ame
ricAnA Do Rio Janeiro, por no ser re
pu blicauo y que M: VII thvop b b ths
ofcialmente, los gtsndes elt & ioa de
partido republicano dc esta isla.
AhorA bien, los funoic cparios anne
rieanos que 10 dirjgen oil Basil re
prese ntsn 10 20 iEcA do I'm pAllido,
&C n eel & adoa dc una paei6n.
Cuarto & 10 do Mr. Winthrop, est
ri discrt!rae debe. Acauo b ys pro
punciAdo a'guna ttsss lisoplsra po
formula, por pura o. rsssis.
| Fs 10 saher para quienes han pu
blicAdo los rspublieanos esa hoia.
Para los zll6s?
El Aguld SO indigna do IN mod
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
SECCl6N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
DOAA JOsEFA MARTINEZ
Viuda de Colon

En IL msfsna dc hoy hs fellseido
ssta distipguida DANA, vicsima do una
tubur sulosis sguds.
En- pocos diss dsstruy6 10 erfsr
medad un O. Z snismo al paceeer 70.
busto y ssno, eubriendo sl hcgsr de
10 famiiia Colon CON nuevas sombrss
Este fAllseiniento 90 mr y lamen-
tado por ,dAs las sla'ss soslslss de
Ponce, pues 10 sehora MArtinex de
Colon era 10 bondad personidsada y
sus cristisnas virtudes y MOBILES sen.
timiensos rodearonla sitmpre do una
msrecids aursola do respeto y aimpa'
tfas,
LA DEMocRAclA enyfa el tsstimo.
nio do su l9.sms II as sensido 10 do
solada madre y atribuladss hiiss de
10 Ansda, hao endolo extensive & aus
demas deudos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
Local Board Of Charities
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los inteTesqGos

Para On melor realisation 10 d. 10
mayor publicidad assrea de 10 DIS
TRIBUCIoN do los servisioa que pressan
lon sefores Nedicos Auxlliarea do %
pidad de Ponce. Dlarismsnssnts
ineluso los dias dc fiesss.
MQaana: do 8& II. Consulsa 90
10 Policliniea lHospiial Trlcochel. A
las Il, asistenoiA domiciliar q los en-
srmos euyos epcarg sdos dejan 10 di
receion On el Hospital Trieochs.
1ards: do 2 Ab. Consulsa On 10
Policlinisa del Hospital Trisoche po
Medico inferno del Host ilal. De 81 q
s, inspection do 10 ma.anxs on el me.
iAdero por el Auxiliar do Sandal
eneargado del servicio medioo do sodo
el distrito Oeste do Ia eiudsd. A los
Is, nuevA asiBtenciA domieilisris ilimi
tada con oil ndmero do los enfermos
euyos encargados deiarAn 10 direcei6r
on el hospital.
Nochs: de So 9 q. m. Ssrvicio ps
70 los pobres por el Aedieo inferno
dol Hospital. Visitss do urgeucis
euapdo 10 requiera el csso. ssr&r
igu AIN ente prestadR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

F~rf
r Es indudable que vsmos avsnssn-
do rapid amsnte hscia una melor COM
preusi6n. mas profunds, mas humans,
do 10 que dsbe ser la politics.
El o lilo y les luehas sspgriensss
do facci6n & fscei6n son reatos de un
pasado medieval que resultan vsrda'
deros anacroniamos en- estas edadss
modernas de tolerano y libre txa
men Puerto Rico, enconando sus ssun
tos ! db icos con ssmeisntes pugna',
sel taba I'M precsdente fatal para 10
smpilkud de sus deree hos economics
y poJfsicos, porQue sus dominadorss,
mil ,dole On tal guisa, 40 oonitisuian
ru s.s in. css para decir al mundo que
nal podia MERCER 10 libertAd y prsc'
.carla ) 10 psli gro, pueblo que Sonvsr'
.fa 10 luchs do ideas on combsts de
pasiones, demoitrAndo que 80 hsllaba
iufltrado por el virusde tan sonnguas
como viciosas hersneias.
Los csjas y les tur bas, Las violsn'
ciss On 10 tribuns, les osaoiss dc len
gusje on hciss suelsss y periodicos,
no eausarop, duicsmsnie, por deigra
cis, pc, ip isios m, t.riAlss y desasosis'
70 On lcs amino, 90 efecso 90 extsr dl6
am.yores limites y fae mas rerDicioso
ldo, pueato que sirvio do prsh xIo pa
Ya Que cier,os sll mentos II tsrssados
On pres.rs irremediable ruins, o On
uusstra minoridsd ps,petua NOS pre-
sepsaran ante los oios do 10 naci6n
americans &C mo un pueblo ignorante
cor vulsivo que 70 podis gobernarse
pCr II mismo sin passr una lsrga
epcca bsio el duro, rigoroso regimen
dc las disciplinss y del lAiigo.
Como 20 ha ltiiizido ese argu
nsr to en- Estados Unido,? NJ h'y
quisn 10 ignore, Basia el Acot dsrnoa
entire o,ros detalles, de les csricasu
ras que han hseho do Puerto Riso,
prtten diendo re & costa rue trA, Al
Ruros periodi It's de aquel gran psis.
Cuar d. 10 sgrup, con unioniata
surRit q 10 vida ] hblcA, tr,fa plens
eonsiere eia de ssts NAL. A su PR gta
me-, IL mas o truists que ae h. eonoci
do on Iuestra po fsics, uri6 desde el
prjmsr instante do 81 sparic!6n st. q
yentes proeedimist tos dc eivilidad
berevoleI Gle. Era Irsciso que lol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

-Ha caido muy hiep ertrs loa "a
cionsios ponet fios 81 bose ball 10 mott
llcia do que el teams sAtsuass hAra 10
vi, je b aeiA Caracas, psra disputkr 90
br enc lid con los csmI cones do IL CO
pisal vanexolana. 81 10 idea 90 reaisA
Asaso 80 diriia Ala sulsars del Avila
M nnsrido grupo dc xcursioniAtss do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
Sc VENDE

. q sstsncia en- IL iuri,d csi6p dc
Csgus' AguAS BUsoSs de p eOsr
dAs de terreno mas de 30 de CATS. mu
chos Arbo es trutAlss Y siilo 60 que %
ID M buen tabsco, con sbrndsr lee
pAstJs, lA vsdsA 81 RIO dsnCniasdo
RfooanAr, Para IT l0rmes dcn Jole
Silva Albert, eArreterA central PpTs
RIO pisdrss Csguas esfea de la d.
Ilmo hsndA Ella B'yAmonsiaSi apAs'
Gdo "a 1Aausli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

La cerveza sCHLITz, de Mil
waukee, no Sc anuncia. Sin
reclamos, contlnua slendo la
preferlda por el pubhco.
Constaute exlstenca en- ca
81 todos los estableclmientos
mercantil es de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

Poncc. All srico Marin es el alma do
tc do elto,
d. i.imcs eQuivf cadaments fy r,
Que el iovsn Guillsrmo VivGa hAbia
Q, frido qusm adurAs on sl !, csndio do
Ia P ava, No tu6 81 aino ~ hsrm ano
Pedro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
LE ESm ERALDA

Federico I6ro & Go. Ponce
Sc avisa & las sefioFes comsrciAn-
tss dc 10 Isls que tensnos siempre un
gran surtido de sombreroa de pAjA
del pals hormsdos en- todss form6s.
Prenios limitados por dnaenAa. Rops
hpcha para hnmbrea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

catonisno, po'que 90 disc que loa re
pu ubliesnos frecieron dintro 81 Hom
hre Dlos para que hicieAe proIAzanda
on favor dc su pArlido.
No hay que indicsrsa tAnto por uu
rumor que leo dA aire do C,esos, puea
IL que ttreee dinero, 90 porque tisrs
asopio del vii mstal..,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04

EI AguiIa SO iudigna do un mode
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

A lawsuit is always a loss to one party, and the lawyer isn't the one party--Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

The rain falls on the just and the un- just, on those who pray for if and those who don't-Philadelphfa Record
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

] haitian White Quartz Mining company, capital stock, $I0OO,OOO. incorporators, J. C.NMartin, George J. Busch and M. c. Anderson; The Yellow Boy Gold
 Mines company. capital stock. $1,O00.- =
 900. incOrpOratOrs. w. F. Hurley and
 Nolney B. Leonard.
 MULCAHY IN AGAIN-WiIIiam Mulcahy was before Justice JohnstOne once again yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace It had been less than a week since MT Null cahy was before the same court for a violent outbreak. He pleaded that that episode was an extraordinary thing in his career. an unaccountable lapse. and he professed profound repentance. But when he came back the court also took it out on him for lying and gave him a double dose
 A PIONEER FORTUNE TELLER Yesterday Mrs. F. A. Edwards of 223 East Buchanan street celebrated her seventy-ffrst birthday. Mrs Edwards was one of the first white women to settle in Arizona. She is still well. and makes her own living telling fortunes for individuals either at her home or at receptions. In this art she Is sup posed to excel most fortune teIlers. Mrs. Edwards, when in a reminiscent mood, can tell many Interesting incl dents of early Arizona life.
 LONG SUMMER VIStT-C. M. Baum and wife have returned home from a visit of three months in the east, most of the time being spent al the old home in Danville, H.. which they had not visited before in four teen years. They had a nice time, and return very much refreshed by their outing. They were accompanied home by niece, Miss Craig. On the way back they made stops of a few days iu Las Vegas and Albuquerque MT. Baum says he don't know whether he just happened to strike a particular and peculiar crowd of New MeXicans but of those he met only a very few seemed to be in favor of joint state hood.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-AIrs. Ida Dyes pretty home, the Rumney place, was the scene of much gaiety and amuse- ment last night, the occasion being the birthday of Mrs. Dyes daughter Selma The lawn was perfectly light ed with Japanese lanterns. and after a general good time on the beautiful lawn and various games and fine mu- sicaI selections, elegant refreshments were served. The favored guests were: Miss Pauline Reno, Miss Gretchen Isaac, Miss Hazel Scott, Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Hattie Painter, Mrs. Edgar Will son, Mrs. Peter Mohn. Miss Lily Starkweather, Miss Selma Dye. Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

THE BON-TONs' DANCE-Invita.
 tons are out for a dance to be given by the Bon-Tons at Melczer Hall on Friday evening. September 2S
 LEFT THE DISTRICT-Judge Kent left last night for Tombstone. where
 he will officiate in place of Judge Doan
 in several cases in which the latter is disqualified. Judge Kent will return to Phoenix next Wednesday or Thursday.
 MORE TEACHERS WANTED There is still lack of teachers in this county, at least five schools being in need of instructors. They are the schools at Arlington, Palo Verde. Col lins (near Buckeye). Cave Creek and Wickenburg.
 NEW-MADE CITIZENS-O Olsen and Peter Los were made fulI-fedged citizens of the United States yesterday. The former severed his relations with Haakon VII, king of Norway. and the latter fOreswOre allegiance to WilheI- nina of Holland.
 TRANSPORTATION OF CONNECTS Sheriff Harry Henderson of Coconino county passed through town yesterday with two prisoners under sentence. One of them is a negro, who will serve fifteen months at Yuma. The other is a boy. to be taken to the reform school
 MARRIAGE SES-Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to Firmin Ygera and Carmen Torres and to Frank H. Graham and Mary Holt The first named couple were married on the spot by Judge Phillips and the latter was united at the First NJ. E. parson- age last night by Rev. Mir Campbell. They reside at Wenden, and came down from there yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. H. B. Hanna, mother of the groom.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-Mrs. George White, assisted by her mother Mrs Warner, gave a stag" dinner to fifteen of her husbands friends in honor of his birthday. The table bore a mass of cut flowers, while the menu was elaborate. six courses being served. Those pres ent, beside the family, were Messrs. Turner, Crump, Bogs. Caldwell, Baker, Stevens, Mcclure, Noble, Mccullough, Shirley, Gardner Johnson, Sterns, Smith and Lewis.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Spears Mining corporation, capital stock, $5OO,OOO, incorporators, Luther w. Spear, Ali Ashgar Hassan, A. M. Cottrell, J. Harry Johnson, A. Farrell; BullfrOg Sioux Mining com pany, capital stock, $1,OO0,0OO, incor- porators, Russell F. Stubbs and Fred A. Sabin; The American Mica com pany. capital stock, $1,O0O,OOO, incor- poratOrs, c. Scheiner. F. $. Smith and L. B. Butcher; Anvil Rock Mining com pany. capital stock, $1,50O.OOO. incor- porators, NJ. B. Moore, w. H. Norton and Henry Stanislawsky; Bittick Brokerage company. capital stock. ! S100,000. incOrporators, A. w. Bittick. L. D. Wylder and H. w. Park; Man i