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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

A. f. Beck. of Fort Dodge. Iowa, is
visiting his friend. J. ] Flaherty. in
Linton. Mr.. Beck is registered
pharmacist. and. if the right oppor-
tunity presented itself would make
his home in North Dakota
Baldassar Wald. Of Stra>burg. came
in yesterday en- route 10 Berwick. this
state. to visit his mother. She ar
rived recently in New York and Bal
daSSar went there to meet her. How
ever. through some misunderstanding.
she left for the home Of relatives at
Berwick before her son reached New
York.
A letter from Mrs ". L. Yeater
directs the Record folks TO send her
copy of the paper to care Of her
brother. W. n Rchrer Fresno. Cal.
She further says: Weather is fine:
everything green: flowers in bloom:
weather said to be coolest for wears.
however. That sounds like North
Dakota, am as cold as can be-
Brother will hitch up his autamu-
bile to-day and take me out for a
ride And we'll this lady old-timer
deserves the picnic" she is having.
The brotherlv love that exists be-
tween Reformers Ed and Charlie is
something sweet To behold. or course
loss OF the penitentiary ,ruSteeship
and the game wardenship has nothing
TO do with the reform movement Of
these two honest and upright citizens
1t is probable that, il ali of the MEM
bers Of the reform faction in the
state were as honest and unselfish in
their advocacy OF reform as are these
two gentlemen, the backcappey move
ment would have better show Of
success
A much-needed improvement has
been made at the courthouse, there
now being five phones in operation
instead OF one. as heretofore. People
on any toll line running into Linton
can now call up and converse with
any county officer with whom they
may have business Phones have
been put in at Lynn's Office. Brittss
residence. one in Mr. Harrington )
residence. one in the Record Office.
and one in. the Advocate office. 9th
ers will soon be put III at the Myles s
Helm lumber-yard office and The
Flaherty Pharmacy The Linton ex-
change is growing right along.
A Linton man sent a clipping from
the Record Of recent date To the sec
Ond vice president of the Milwaukee
railway. 1t was the issue containing
the comparison between the service of
the two roads running into Linton.
In reply the Official says: II beg to
thank you for your letter OF the I'D
instant, inclosing a clipping from the
Emmons County Record. 1t gives
rs all a great deal of pleasure 10 know
that the efforts of our company 10
serve the people in your territory are
50 thoroughly appreciated The re-
ply shows that the Milwaukee desires
to please its patrons. and appreciates
praise Of its perfect service on the
Linton branch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
Nodkin Items

Mrs. 4. l.. Abel entertained pats
Of friends at suppFi sunda, evening.
Last Tuesday esenIng crowd 81
young folks surprised Nj aud Mrs
Charles katIlbnn al tl1eil home. sesen
miles nortlipf Linton. The evening
was pleasantly spent III d,ncies ana
playing games
Last FRIDAY evening iphs e,osd
q meirymaknrs gathered al iim ,ea
house Of olat I.afsick, abasi eigl.,
miles northwest oi Linton. loiake pati
~ aalicihe paii Abni fiiiecn
couple, were present Rec music vas
furnished pN he 'onkln Conecrt
BAUD All present eIjpNed tllen-
selves greatly
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
Al Rest.

After many years q suffering. fast
Sunday Mrs. David II Ycaler. Of
Cherry Grove district. til, county.
passed t. her cierffai res'.
The deceased Was The daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Campbell and sis
ter Of Mr.. 4. q Campbell. Of Hazel
ton. early settler, in tile Williamsport
neighborhood She vas born in Fay
cite county. Iowa. Oct. 70. 1861. and
came 10 North Dakota with her par
ents in 1883. She was married tD ID.
II. ieater March !. 1896. Her hus-
band aud two son, Horace. aged &.
aud Edward :, years survive her.
For many years Mrs Yeater hid
been III poor health. At times She
vas 81 low That II appeared u be inn
possible that size could long survive,
and IT seemed that her Intense love
FOL her boy, aad her over xielminx
desire 70 y. with them while they
were 81 young va, all THAT kept her
alive. In the hope ~ restoring her
health, her husband had sent her Ia
other sections of country noted for
curative powers where. as in this case.
con tmpiion Mas the disease. But
she ie'ufned home only temporarily
benefited
The wflet had known the deceased
sing" Size was girl. As maiden aud
"''r >ii'' Ms beloved by ALL Kind,
Jisrieraie ~ cv.ty one. She was a
lpt'ipl daughter. ]. lowing wife aud an
afeei'snate molhc.. Not only by hel
! fsfsased parents. Brother. husband
ana etiildfen. but by all who knew
hei. VIII ilrl loss he deeply felt
Funeral services were held Tues
day al Tie farm honc OF the family
aud again in IlazeIton Wednesday
The tcv. Lamar conducted the ser
vices ut both places. The intermen,
took place Wednesday in Ilazelto
cemetery
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

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sentative Eeksan 95ss-s-s f,3sess Isl
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assIt srffrs sss s lsssi ,.5e.
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s.,s.1,s Il y i x-sscss4 .es4x aa :
sdas ,srs,gst, 5szs IL * .a3s 5ss- .sr- Ia. IL
~ e8-Essea - q zs;1y Z lrsslssss ss-s -.
.-asrsaosA Ts- ;.-essFo glasss-s.. ri-
sssss ", + J Lion q Hdser- all
also * cafse;iod-e. Ia. Ae 4 81. ~
iieye tia; hi. Candida, All cut 4
large amount u ice ia tits part ~ tie
district As 10 kidder, we arr OF the
relief that Mr.. ~ will more than ii9la
his own agains, III l.. 10 tia, cout:-
". Representative Beiden is no. sel
certain whether ~ not he viii be d
candidate Tor rcnurniuatipn. He lia-
large Atuck-iiltercsis IN kIidef. ana
whether he can afford 10 again ~ aD-
sent a good share Of the winter as lie
would have 10 be il nominated and
elected is matter not yet settled
by him. We hope lat BIlls MI.
see his way clear 10 stand for renoini
nation. He bad the respect and iigi
personal regard II al factions diirini
the last session. IT, was faithful auf
attentive 10 his duties. He sas Al
old and experienced member. and ID,
writer, being 'sieeAllDin as u /. gis
latof, was frequently great, ileipce
ny assistance aDd Information giyef
by his colleague
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
In Matrimony's Bonds.

Last Monday afternoon ~ oo'cl,c,.
NJ the residence OF Mi and AIrs j q
Hem, nrothcr-lnlaw and sister Of The
groom. Mr. Isicla,d ID d-oonap. .ll
and Miss t:cna T.. t,olarkson. dauph,e,
of MIR. and Mrs \ Goacksen, 81 Me.
Intosh county, this state. were united
IN marriage Count, judge Rover
dtnk performed HE ceremony
The wedding was plisatc, 9t,l,
few guests being present
The groom i, Il wcI-known aud non
.slar young business man u Iii,t.3u
lie Is also 4 member Of tile Linton
Concert Baud NE is II son IT Com
radc and Mrs. II -. Coonen. or IA.
Winona nclghborlood.
W Is impossible tor II ll.ws3ape, re
porter To say too ialich IN praise o
thc bride. During the months tia
SHE hasrcsided In Linton She has mad
friends 81 all Who became acu.,alnl ),
wlthhcr Pleasant in manner. Iadyll,,,
inuepoItment,a and endowed by nalllr
w'thmorc'han an average Of the 600,
LOOKS that fall To Eve 5 ,air daughter,
" IS not surprising that her friend
are many and her enemies none. sh
mas heena good eiil and Will make
good and helpful wife.
IN The evening Dicks conr,dc, o
Ine Linton Band scremdedtne newly
married couple
MI. and Mrs. Ceonen have b,pu
housekeeping In Linton. and NE brs
yes VI all are extended To iii
husband and wife in lheli ne,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

The following ae.ifsesersea Ie.N4u-
lion was passed al the feesist meeting
VI the state educ1tiss,al asslcia.lon al
Grand Forks " Resolved. That Ne
heartily. and unsssei,s ils i.lSgrse the
administration of ise Hon " L >tx,cs-
well. cur superintendent 81 pubic in
struction. and that. feeling The value
OF pefmarence in that Office and its
n0n-poIitical aspect Nc. Is profes-
,ionai body, regardless u political
afiiliation. urge lis con,lhAance ~ isss
present position.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

I'Hk new repubiicanc,enir i,apei II
Grand Forks. The Evening Time. Is
now coming ~ the EecDfG : eAcEs'4gs
table. 1t j, one Of the best papers III
the Northwest full II news and ably
edited Grand Forks Is fortunate -
t,eing the home Il t"D iirst-c ass
daiIlcs tie Times and tie Herald
The trouble heretofore l3as been tl4at
most u the editosial space u The
Herald has been used ii. al efY0rs 10
discredi, The parts leaders Of tie STATE
who have failed - inGoi-s one o. more
u the many e:'erts le MAKE E0i.N
wlnsliip governor TIE nes paper
takes for lis motto 5 ~.u4gs eea 'gr
AL i; - rer9tssG1s. IL tsse e. X
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
I.tsb orrct At BISMARCK. n. u.
Dcc. II, 1905.


Dcc. IL. 1905.
Nnii.' !, hereby gwen that the following
,ttain.a settler ma. flcd notice Of his tntcn-
, a'o., 70 make homestead fInni proof In sup
n nMme h.iore e isowcr,iink. Judge aud ex-
oh r 'l.rk ~ the County Court Of FIN
Iion a. county H.. NJ his officc IN Linton.
~ - on Tuesday Feb ~, 1905. viz:
MICHAEL NJ WEBER
", y y" lrrs. dated Feb 25th 1888
ior III. : = Of cana :. y, nts. q. u OF
sec J. Twp rs! \ Rye. - w OF FifthP NJ.
!, ~ ne names the following witnesses 10 prove
~, ~ commons residence upon and cuItiva-
- iierox. OF Linton. n. IL
2 Prtrle. OF Linton, N. ID.
.Mar,ih ohihauscr ST. .sof Winchester. ". -.
'r'nr'fk srhnaiblc. Of Winchester, n. ID.
N. u. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
WAS WILLING Te

eusinessiike Prores 80 -ds - -
fortunate Cuc-t.
The late Gov AnshCry Co.az OF
New London, n H, did MOI c,sr ~
his charities to mere s!viae oai
often invited the poor Isc.s.- OF MS
acquaintance 10 his fne :a--s.elsss or
Academy Hill. where he eater a nee
them
Among these rec:I-icn;s e his
bounty vas a simple minded cd FIJI
low named -Ozzy Whittier. vho
lived with son Charles il an ad-
joining town, and who cane once .
year for visit of Two Gays He was
always given rreser; OF $40 upon
his departure
seemed marked with bad lrck. He
tracked his cowhide boots over the
freshly painted piazza, lei the colts
loose through . gate open and mar
rowly Gooaped burning the harm while
smoking. The climax came wte. he
sat 6Own In the parlor to ie.l the
Governor how sorry he was and how
eOAsy w. I'LL ICE @ou1O De ~
know it.
Rocking disconsolatel. in big arm
chair. he crashed into the center table
a0d overturned it with ali its con-
1ents- A large astral lamp was de
0Dlished. and the oil went over the
carpet and some valuable books and
drawings with which the table VAS
loaded. "Ozzy" viewed the wreck IN
dismay. and broke out in fresh h
mentAtions.
''Oh massy me. Guv'n nor. massy ne.
What will Charles say he walled.
Il tell ye what. Guv'nor. if ye went
aay . word TO Charles about II. ye
needn't give me mt S when g
home to-morrow
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

J.. - - !, fff>s@s tzid< t-s- ~ % t3Cs- "a
publishing isis Of we5dsnx presents
had ossn abandoned for good. Da. the
publication Ct lis. IN The Granville
Record shows iiaa. the I'D practice
ss4s. lives uso,e's The pity. Grand
Forks Herald
By --se fash payments al the recent
scncos- land sales the school fund is
sAel!ed bf nearly half million dol
lars Now. Il lnc state authorities
could find sal. investment sor al o.
the mcnes they hare Z, ltlsa- the in
,eres. income Nfa1i5 s,a Immense
a. ilse sscea; meeting III Bisna rex
q the oeay1 q university and school
lands peA sppfai>ement WIS ordered
for The LAND in Eum9ns Legan. Dickey.
Morton Barlesgi. aud kldaer coun-
ties I. cannof under tie law. be
appraired .; less than sl0 al acre
]. ,is- season Is favorable more trees
vii. be planted u the state illisspring
than ever i,sfv.e Nef,A Dakota viii
Eos soon X forest & tut is prai-
RES vii so9n lo,e illei, aspect Of
,.eaanes> il tie mo.a .. tee p.aiiiin2
PROGRESSES as i. las DOSE III the past
few years Forum
Carl L4nga gel. Zig si,tl- Lids-r-
VOID boy niig had The ska burned u
Is back and arms las. May caused
b, lis clothes catching fire from d
{ isazsiie. and for whom MAJ. Of the
men absu. town coa.f lbu,-d skin for
grstlius ws> asse = leave ra.- Il is>pital
s-eer.is AMI se.usi4 hom me
In .scIn. ,sis coGa,y a wedding ~ss
arranged il.- gusts saslsed- the
g,s,on III d~r.. with !. brano-new IL
csi2ss. and ever tia.ne read. for The
mom-n.3lss 80, aoa. eisea il was dis
Covered ~ preacher y vihsE lexal au-
ibor.iy 70 g-t ieyp.e lnio trouble had
f-sr:l SECURED &c lie tie knott esun-
Tss wUrid MOVES oals c,nple i.
years ago iiss pasp.- 81 ne state we're
.zmbAsiiae Cox. White because lie
"a led 10 keep his rIoniS- u attend
sav meeting Of Tie governors a.
Heieilz 10 c51siasf NE question Of
S,s.ts5 4c-soE 2gaipse Iae railway
merge. MN irana s one q tie
leaders j. TIE setafme.>
1. s sass s.la, ;i.s si..s ar getting
srrs >lss sf,su. bps India. .issir
isasss> Tie. have e4usis. o. % liz
IA. Tia. leKe.-ise43s41 fellows 90 liz
hzo5-ssy.5.ng Dl2>iae~, rs. 20 mlei.
from q'ss- ~4atlinen. as i discover b.
iBa :e-l = -ia- fingers whether tie
gi:.s .ss. a44s ALL -..e WORK o. allowed
Their l1et.sers i ii, i All Nen Rex
.g'c T.sn~-rip,
a Morton equity farmer says he
never iaifOnizeS mai.-erder house
Ill AS fail wlsls il- ~a> ia tire store
O . Maadan merchant ana heard the
mefctsau. order a ut u printing done
IN an eastern 5oDDing mouse He
thought that II The merchant could
afford 70 pattc.3iz- cheap concerns in
the east TIC farne, e8u.d tackle the
same proposition.
Baifoni Statesman There are sew
eral domestic rOa, and sensations in
town this week. One aniaD'e frau
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

Following are those who made final
proof in Linton tnl Tuesda. and
Wednesday of this week together
with the names If witnesses:
Theobald Schnaible-W illnesses.
Vim. Muench. H. T. Tur1le-
Adam Schleppe Witnesses >ehas-
tan Schmaliz. Adam Richter
Margaret A Ryckman- Witness,
JOHN g. Ryckman. Pharcs l. Pierce.
Albert W M-Cawley Witnesses.
David Kinds. Joseph B..nkel1-
F,anziska Zahn- Witnesses. Joseph
Volk. Peter br,.G-
Regina FeiSl Witnesses Johannes
Fest. johannes TSchtstk
Johannes Nolk- Witnesses. Nichael
Klein, Peter Wolf
Maria Raumgartner. formerly Maria
Volk- Witnesses. Michael Klein Peter
Wolf
John Campbell Witnesses. r. J.
McConville. A. NJ. Sleaseng.
August Rack Witnesses. Christ ian
Marqu1rt Enlre Larson
Christian Schmierer With eSse>
Jakab kiemele. .lulaan J. Rensselaer,
Johan G. Albrecllt Witnesses.
Jakub kie.nele. .Iollan Ren>chler
.Jakob WieSzhaar- Witnesses .Iaknb
Kicker Heinrich Steintlaiier
Charles ". Summons Witnesses.
Isaiah Craisslon. Archie Pollock
Michael Gabriel Witnesses. Con-
Stanrin Zahn. Anton Kuhn
Joseph kachmaier- With e~~e>.
Jakob Wullsaau. Elias Nagei
Johannes Netier-W Witnesses. .Iakui,
Schultz. Johannes kremer.
Alta NJ. AciAeson- Witnesses. Louis
Lutte. Willis g. freeman
Mart in RiediingeI-Wi Witnesses.
Phillip Het1erle- Martin Ohlhal,Ser.
81
Friedrich >cnIaiDle Witnesses.
William Muench. A. g. I'uriie.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11

IT Is said that - noe - the sfeforsn-
en' u the state are 50 delicate III
their sensibiiiiies tha, The, wsDt ~
change the name 81 one q The ~fa's :,
PRINCIPAL ,onns-G .af.ll.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-11
AROUND The STATE

=
ts@4 agents IN ssse STATE
The people .. Inc nes ;osi. .. Ban
ia are ats. Z dog poi~ons,
4 heamar- mas presented his aifs
With. Washing ,nactsin. ~ Christ
Mas e.ir-
4 Fornsl pfeactse. f.rriveo !. fsil
~ = worth rf conversation wsTes-
d mistake
SINE OF -tse state "a. tor hsse rs
-Dlfed MI % run ans more dea6-isesf
csrd, . thanks
Al Hafsss psaisie-c,.iesea few
sgsins. window pane smashing 'se
pane and Killing Itself.
More than one tenth Of ,he rai.r az:
building u the eatire coua,sy "a
dene 10 North D41ots Ia ;. year.
a temporary Injunction has oeen
granted at Farsa b, Federal Judge
Amidon again>. ..se pure pain. law
"hy doesl. some irssurgen, editor
S|s.n, u.x,, c,s. ~
Cxoper>.o,sn. fo' e5yernofe-Forom-
Bismarck i, u have es,,i,a rrel-s
DAP -four MIL Il viii u. erected By
tie Missouri yalie, Milling Com plny.
s, Fes~efden j man borrowed non
s,,,a -. 80. $500 s rs,,sr M
-,
e - ''.'''ns' ~ - - ,'--1
Wag.s caa,,,y !. an. : ssri,'~s c..-.
a,,iaa
.ap 80 -','-a.5 ~. -
~ = soes' s,.e.. -. 49,, -.
~. r'rs,m
- : "a. : - - 80 '':-
~. -. 80. *. :.
~. ,-s.s,@,,s -
- . ;. pp'' = i.'aa'a'
~
80 s,3--As = @'a-s 2 80 ~
'--'e'- ~ @s- Y A4sr !" a'2
-,- - = ~ '''T' x $500 sSss
t--'-s'- = r. s--ss-s - -lls -sit Cas- ~
~ e''szs1 fts'ss fsss's3s'-
: = ea--44 ~S-s 2. lag say q r
Il -A'- = "a =. sasr s-st =
---' -at'1- w s-isss p-'ssi-,
DseA 4'1sss- . Aa1 @s's, % isefs "a
= : : - ! ss,--is u ~ ~ a.
2 !" : 'ase 'ef '-'7'- ~ sls-s y -i's
s-''' ~ d o -
lf.a >fssaSzsd urges lie farmers
@-'sa'''' "'7ess'9is- ~ saisf more SIX
80 s.'' 1'-'7a = 1i-ai ~ usei' wa ''e
- '''-s' ~ 7''''' a"Ai ~ supplies.
"ass.pufh Las a store called tie
Come Again II was burglaiized
'sSe''lss any, ei'e proprietor announces
''''' ''''''- s''3',' ~ "ppis 81 fi'e pils-
Gavin It Is Claimed All elevator
agent vas 81 Impressed with Il load VI
'"i''n "'isde 'iial iie t'ionRht " Was
80 '''''i ana pd'h '"i u AZ that
ne lhhicitlon, ale that the meet
~ 81 Inc lfi->tate GRAIN aud stock
:, go 80 "iev' Jar ~ - ~ ana
~ 'aies>b "se' ''sid ~
| roiail aub,cIif1f PAID UP his
subscription. aud Informed the pub
Usher that he had made New Year
's''i''s'''' ~ s&'iis ~, Subscription
~ . eeai
Az Ashley the whistle al tile tl1ur
mill went ~ a rampage aud wouldn't
stop blowing when the engineer really
wanted 1t 70. The people tlru.pi,, ,I,c
| ''''le was turning up
Editor NaIlandigl,am. u The Valley
cits Patriot. reports that hi, family
has used nlacaroni aour for month,
and ind, it much preferable Ia the
regular hard wheat -four
| The manner in which The SEARCH
| light ffasicd Tho in.ur,an, .,1s,.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-09

mission as notary public was issued 10 H. R. Wood of Prescott yesterday, by Governor Kibbey.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-09
THE SUPERVISORS
 HAD SHORT SESSION

All the business of the board of su- pervisors for the present session has been disposed of There was very lit tie of it beyond the auditing of bills. Two small roads were ordered opened. One of them contains a stretch of half mile between sections Il and 12, township 1 north, range one east, in road district No. r. The other road is a mile long and lies east of Tempe be- tween sections 10 and 15, township 1 south. range 1 east.
 The appointment of Sidney Osborn as deputy county recorder announced some days ago, was approved by the board The reports of the various county officials, especially those of the county treasurer and county recorder, were received.
 In the matter of the vacancy of the office of justice of the peace in Wick enburg precinct no action was taken for the reason that the board cannot act without petition from the resi- dents of the precinct. On April 27, a few days before his death, Justice Hec- tor Riggs sent his resignation to the board and it was supposed that by the time of the next meeting, at which l the resignation would be accepted, there would be petition for the ap- 1 pointment of a successor. But none i has been filed and the board has not l been informed that there is any in 1 course of preparation.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-09
A PRESCOTT NOTARY.

A PRESCOTT NOTARY.-A com mission as a notary public was issued 10 H. R. Wood of Prescott yesterday, by Governor Kibbey.
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE. - There will be a meeting of the Child Study circle at the Central school Thursday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. All mothers are invited.
 DEATH OF A CHILD.-An infant child of MT. and Mrs. T. T. Powers died at an early hour yesterday morn ing, after an illness of several days. The funeral was held in the afternoon.
 FORESTERS' MEETING.-A meet ing of the FOresters' lodge will be held tonight at which time several candidates will be given the initiation work of the order, after which a ban quet will be served.
 SAYERSVILLE BOOMING.-George Savers is in the city from SayersviIle, which he says is booming and will shortly get into the fight for the terri torial capital. SayersviIle was former ly known as Wade's station until he bought the station and erected three good houses out of real lumber and has many others pictured in his mind for the near future. He is conducting d his resort is for the accommodation of all travellers between the town of Wick enburg and the leading mining camps | in the Black Rock district. He is on the line of the new freight road being constructed from Wickenburg to the l O'Brien mine and is located about ten miles from the former and five miles from the latter The boom now on al l the OBrien, the White, the King Solo, mon and other good properties in that | section makes a heavy travel over thl new road.
 HAS REGAINED HEALTH.- Lee 1 B. Forrest of Chenalis, Washington
 leaves on this mornings Santa Fe
 train for Iowa, where he expects to | visit for a couple of months, then go
 to his home on the Sound for the rest | of the summer. MT. Forrest has
 spent two winters in Phoenix, coming here with an affection of the lungs
 He was very much improved the first
 winter and now, after a couple oi seasons of careful and correct living | says that he feels as well as he ever evidence of ever having been an inva- Nid. However. he has a great deal oi | respect for tae bridge that carried him over. and does not propose to take any
 chances. If his present plans carry Inc
 will return next winter with the eX- lpectation of going into some business enterprise that will give him financia l returns and a large measure of out door life and incompatible Arizona
 climate.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-09
A FORTUNE AWAITS
 NICHOLAS BRIGHT
The Heir to Portion of an Estate in
 Baden, Germany.

There is a fortune awaiting Pnoe- nix man, according to the following from the Douglas International:
 "Brewmaster Otto of the Copper City Brewery, has received a letter from a friend in Springfield, Ohio, ask ing him to institute a search for Mich olas Brecht, who was last heard from at Phoenix when he was working on a cattle ranch. His sister. residing in Ubstadt, Baden, would like to hear from him, as he has been left portion of an estate in that province"
 Inquiry should have been made at Phoenix, the headquarters of Nicholas Brecnt, who has been a resident of the city for several years. MT. Brechts claim to fame rests upon the fact that he is the husband of Maria Gilmore. He used frequently to be in conflict with the city authorities, but for some years he has been leading a quiet and uneventfuI life in the lower part oi the Third ward, devoting himself en tirely to his business of brick and stone mason.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-09
MOTHER
 AND CHILD.

Let the motherS take Scott's Emulsion for the two; it never fails to benefit them both. One can eat for two, but nour- ishing two is a different thing. It calls for a de gree of internal strength that the average woman lacks. People of luxury are not very strong by habit; overworked people are weak in some func- tiOns from exhaustion or their surroundings. Scott's Emulsion can be depend cd upon to overcome such conditions. It is a won derful food for a mother and child.
 SCOTT & sowNK. .-s Pearl Street, New York.