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The Washington times., 1906-01-10
All Roosevelt Supporters.

In all the Senatorial elections that
are in prospect before the opening of
The next Congress. there is not one
where the President stands serious
chance of losing a supporter. There is
q long lists as just indicated. of chances
for his strength to be increased.
The next house win have no unWieIdy
Republican majority Probably it will
be Republican, revolution that would
make it Democratic would be startling
indeed. But It will be close enough TO
be tame and manageable. and with the
Senate much more decidedly in Sympa-
Thy with White House tendencies, il is
not difficult TO conclude that there is
excellent prospects for the President en-
acting some extremely important parts
of his program into law in the last
months OF his Administration.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
Will Found.

What il divulged is said 10 have been
Great disappointment To Mrs. Smith
and her attorneys. for in it were found
only sixty shares of Masonic Hall
stock. valued perhaps at $3.50, and "a
s. 600 note, secured by a deed Of trust.
Besides a certificate of fire Insurance,
Mr.. Smiths Will was found.
II is the opinion of Mr. Ambrose that
Il the box had been opened before or
at Mr.. Smiths death. big estate
would have been found. Wherever this
is, he is preparing To make "a night so
tIat Mrs. Smith will get her just
share.
Mrs. Smith herself was at the office
The Washington times., 1906-01-10

7 he ANNUAL MEEIING OF The
STOCKHOLDERS of the GEORGE
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing Will be held al the Office OF the
Company. 18th and East Capitol streets,
Washington, D G. on SATURDAY.
JANUARY 20 1896 between the hours of
! p NJ and p. n. JAS =. LACKEY,
Secretary, ja9to19inc-eXSu
The Washington times., 1906-01-10

STOCKHOLDERS Of the BRIGHT
WOOD RAILWAY COMPANY for tbs
election OF directors and the transaction
Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. will be held a
the office OF the Company. 14th and East
Capitol streets Washington. D. g.. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY q. 1906. bet ut1en
the hours of ! p. NJ and p NJ JAS
3. LACKEY. Secretary. tS9to19inc-exSu
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
15c Corset Covers. 81hc

Large lot of Cambria Corset Covers;
full fronts with pearl buttons; they
are ready 10 be trimmed: sold every
where Ia town AT I5c regularly. Spe-
ciaI tomorrow Sic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
POLE GREEN ZEN

l5. Judson Waters, who lives near l here :'*'.
has been sick for q week. "a
q Il Mrs. Harvey Grubbs, who lives near
here, III Is much indisposed S
ii. NJ iss Blanche Tallnferro, who has been
visiting in Norfolk county, has returned nc ID
to- her home, Laurel HI N N
School. Ii is attending the Normal School pol
in Frederic ksburg during this month.
Miss Sue Hill. 4 who has been attending n
school, during the past term in y orfo q!
va, has been visiting Miss II Pea ar
Hughes during the! past week, VIII e on
herr to her home In Ne Y GO unty;
M Mrs Andrew Melton. accompanied by
her Her. sister, Miss Mamie Basket, visited
Richmond recently. hi al
" Mrs Tole$ Martin has been quite sick
for. a week. a g3s Ri ..5 Z.
has been spending. the summer with rel
atIves forih his health, is much improved
" Miss Elise aliaferro, OF N Laurel D Flill.
was the recent guest Of re = tIves at
,Rolrnont. SH55 Ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

q
Ridge, were receneiy the guests. q Mrs. Nj
Amanda Bro wt1s Of Yes Cary Strset.a
Mr. tier Ford, Of West cary street,
las returned home, after, snenatilng s .ey.
erhl days r idge, as the u su 81 ~
sS Miss Katie Miller aud Mr., THOMAS !
and Mrs Gilbert franklin, Of Wcsttnafnp-
Burt Lilly,5o Of beverley Street, s rlow.s,in
New Y ork, where ho has etltored the
gMechanics' Institute rs a st udent q uriflE
the present session. N st a y. .3ttii !. (
5 Nfrl ana MIS-. Harry Jones ana dansn1 4.
ter wilhelm are spending some ~ - ~
Jones' patents 4, Mrs. Jones . we Tor 'f
8nierly u Mrs Terry, sfof tint 81 v.
"a M : Redo ytss Pa Ge, OF west q, NAH va "
Street. IL stopplfg for feW weeks f.ss IN y,
New Jersey where he Is attending t l' n ~
MI. and Mrs. Warren Mercer Il, and =. !
children md maid are spetaln sso in Wa.
IRE spending the SKINNER ,11onsls as M tne
5Hutiains ,N 81 Fairino,int, ". Va I. i, J,
- Little Ada Blackburn the infant ac ~ 70
OF Mr., and Mrs. Johnny BlacKo uanh IA "a
iNo 1901 West Cary Street, has recovere'u
infter her recent, illness. . Y . 4. u. y, II. ",
Miss Jessie Humphrey has 49, ret.ffN ter 4.
her home, nt staiinton. A.. q H;t..a.
Minnie and Florence Walker 81. -. \.
y The infant childEof MIR. and Mrs..r .,is,s
bert Thompso 4 IL rapidly I'm ~ ~
after It's recent illness. /. s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
sGLENDALE BRIEFS

N ~
n Eugene Gatewood Is quite sick at hts
home near !; here with 4 an q tack OF In
ternittent fever.
4 Mr.. Edward Bethel and his daughter ". 2,
1yho & nave both been i'll at Mr.. Tom
Fuqua's, have suffered q relapse. an, and
continue III. Il! !. 81 n y. ,53
Bob Beadles has recovered from his re- re,
cent illness. 81. IL, !,
While Leonard Whitlock was as driving lrl' =,
mast the 4parsonage8 last Friday his fly
net became entangled in the harness ]. The
horse was frightened, and began to kick.
and A her foot was caught between the
single bar and cross bar OF the buggy,
and the animal was thrown Town. eigh-
,bors Il came to the rescue, and u was
necessary to saw both OF the cross and
single bars before the animal could DO
extricated. Il x, sSs5
Mrs. John Cartwright and twoao OF her
children, Carter and jamie, OF BeechWood
Park, were guests Of Mrs Potter otter (, OF on
Thursday. 34 III tai gSs III &F4 33s3 5i3{ K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
LEE. DISTRICT CT.

Mr., Emmett w. Couch has returned
from a visit to relatives n Pe 'e y :!
Mrs, Mrs, Eanma cull!aon and grandson.,
Ralph Keeree have returned 70 tnelE
home IL washington P, 81 a ~ s S%
M. Frederick Wilson is confined Is. ! h hs
home. NO. 22O7 Park Avenue by severe
attack OF rheumatism III 80 -, -, z.
Mt. S. Manning. OF No. 172s Park
Avenue. and Mr., tinford ley !gs;I n , Wses
In an automobile to Visit ME- Llht ''' y
Fennesy in Roanoke. Va. ISL ID (, !. &. J. I
Miss spillman has returned to her nome SnaN
John s. HaTwood No. 1000 Monument
AS Mrs. alaekweca, Of Ne, l7,5 Pss .; AYE
gue, Leaves this week Tor M'l'poFo
sqMat NJ assa!ee has returned x; II his e
Ills sister. Mrs Douglas MacGregor on
NJ rns.st'wiillam II, Shepherd ana daHgh-.
ter Miss Louise, are Visiting In Abe
'pr, ,sandxlth, from ansston, Cant n
10 expects TO locate In the Vest End
= Miss ias Eiotilse .IIckson is visiting Mrs.
w. Ashby' Jones IN Gloucester county, ya,
+ Miss Lucy Enbank has returned from
Siis,t g. W " Md RsRRa ya 81 culpeper
spending q few days With Mrs, ?, p.
A Mis. Esna Mohler leaves guesday for
Nee iesburS, @, TO spend the summer,
Az Mrs, Cad waQ ades Smith went 70 BROOKS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
GAINEs's MlLL

.. The Dover Association meets at Cool
Spring III Church, near tlee, July 81 h.
w H.fTalley and Robert Ii. 1Je nkiMs (.
n Mr. william H 4 Talley$ has been elected
clerk 81 Walnut Grove Church, and Mr..
u. B. Bradley. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , the Sum
Mr.. ~. Burnette WIZ s yes1i suffering
Mi. and Mrs. &. P. Hall have returned
to their home, In Roxbury, from q visit
to Erelatives here. & 5S VI.
fndisposed recently. u s,{i s ,S FIX Ga /.
Mrs. Arbaugh and children, Alma and
Floyd, have returned to their home. 4 4
the West End after pending a. week VIII y
Mrs. Macie Burnette has returned ID
Poplar Grove from q visit OF a week to
her parents, In New Kent county. G.
sg Mrs. Lennie Via, who has been III
reSe;ently !; mYeh f,,d ;lmproyo'd
her home at N ount Airy q! "a S,
Little Miss Edith Martin, who has been
quite sick, Is ]. SOM what improves
a Miss Mary W hite, of Church Fill, Is
Y,s,,nf br ,leends IN ehseS
e. Miss Lucy Burnett, Of Church Hill -
spending some time ith her bro Their. N
Mis- Virginia Jenkins. q Church i, q . Hill az
.s8 Mr.. alter Peace, OF Black Creek who
has been sick for Some time past. ex S 4
poets to be taken to the hospital Ia Rich!s
mend to- be epsErntsSd shfErt =,
In williamsburg last Week.
.s Mrs Ia LeOna q Harmon has returned ~ 20
Church Fill. after spending sorTe X iHe In
the home OF friends near Cold ,H l7 20
from the effects 8of being overcome II by
the slin "A {s Y " 8$ w z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
J STOLE CLOAK.
Cleveland Merit Confesses and
Goes to Tail. X

Cleveland Merritt, q small White man,
"a. in Ponoe Court yesterday morning
on the charge OF stealing o cloak trom ms
mothsr-in-law's home. Mrs. Welslger,
whose daughter is the wife Of the young
man. made the charge, and Merritt plead
guilty. He was sentenced to thirty days
Ju y Johnson said that she came out
OF jail on Friday, the lsth, and that she
0ran,t want to go back again. She shed
= taw large glistening tears, and Justice
Fcrutchf!eld dismissed her with tho warn,
Ing that IL he ever saw her cry again
he he would send her to jail for life. !.
a The case OF r. y. Enroughty, charged
With keeping a place where men gamplsd'
was continued until the 4th Of August,
Iohn Fisher, as a suspicious character,
was placed under security g for ninety
days, and Walter Fill paid s2,bO for being
drunk. Martha Ann Taylor "fit' Willie
Green and paid IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
WAS FINED HEAVILY FOR
STRIKING BOY WITHIN

T. &Eaeho, "a white man, for striking
j. "A, Luckhardt, a small white boy, WIN Y
a buggy whip was fined w py, 1ust wee 70,
Crutchfield yesterday morning. He took
an appeal, his trother going on his bond
for his appearance before a jury In the
Hastings Court,
!. The little boy testified that the man
had driven his buggy close to the side.
walk and had struck him across the back
viii, buggy whip, He also said that
Eacho had followed him for about five
squares. Three little boys corroborated
this statement.
Mr.. Eacho DECLARED that he did not hit
the boy with the whip, but that ne did
strike at him because the boy had thrown
rocks at i'm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
(, 1JB,iE Sa ~ 81 4
RIDGE HAPPENINGS

d Mrs. ]. X. Jones, OF Rio Vista, has re-.
turned home after a visit to flashing ton.
Mrs. Turner remains very III IN the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. 9. p. smith,
M. Charles Grafton. Of staunton, has
been spending some time in this vicinity,
being called hero on account OF the ex-;
IRENE illness OF his sister, Mrs. Emma
Henly, OF the Ridge Road. b.
Mrs., s, "A. Ford. OF Ridge, has been
spending some time with Mrs Susie
Browning and other friends near Deep
Run Church. ffis2
Miss Rosa Edwards has returned to
her l1omej Gravel Hill, after spending
yome weeks in the home OF Mrs, B. L.
woodward OF Rio Vista. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

a business meeting OF tho official boar : g
OF the Hoge Memorial Church was . ne!u
IL afrnere, the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Iini,is Atkinson, on Monday nlsht. AZ NJ
tar the business meeting was over Gen l !.
cious refreshments were served a auap1
Emusic was much enjoyed. Ihose p,esses ..t
we're Rev.9kTilden scherer, the HneWiy IN,
stalled pastor d the church; Messrs !. -
Akers, Norwood Brown, Gervas st t'''si1 -
steele q nd bPeroe. XII I, n !, +
h Mrs Blanche Casey, Of Needles Needle C "a.
who is Visiting In Virginia ana !, mss Y! -
Nina Cotton viii visit in TN 3to e'
M, Mrs Mary "a ton who was takel, s LEX
IN IN |. NJ onday m Is now much bbett
On the invitation OF Mr.. Henry Hen 8
dirk, 81 Granite. Va, who has receh! =
purchased property here, q Wal We pa..y
was entertained at the rover i aous'GG
during the past week. The I dinner, W. tss
worthy OF the host, the house ana the
y : 4 being tho Glorious Fourth Of July,
and was most thoroughly entoy'eo, no.,
!withstanding that, six Of the expeoteu
iy,,ests were detained at home BY nm ss.
THOSE present were Mr.. and MRS. t len:
Han drix 5 Dr. and Mrs. William Chlio,
Mrs M. D. Mcdowell, Miss Emma H 1ia'l s.
or, Captain ana Mrs. p. A. smith. ~. !,
E5' Mr.. 81 Haze Bingley, OF Nanseln nt ~,
county visited 81 his brotn ~
FIRST Of the week and as three years nay
passed since they had seen e oser
the Visit was a very happy one. !,
M. I'M 1Iararo and sister, MISS ROSE
aA1arano. 4 returned during the past week <:
from a delightful visit to friends IN WASH WASH
d The Me thodlstj Sunday school vii VII have
~ annual picnic at West Point on July
nth. and will be glad to have as many
ioin them as possible, as q good ,t,Iae -
assured all who go Those desiring 70 3
% ca n take the train IN ny ~ s
o'cIock 81 can get on at ia r oaks.
a Mrs. Lasher, Of ew ork 9 ty,L. W y!l
IL .heen d guest OF Mrs. AT weeks
for the past three weeks, left on Ih 'ts'
day for her home: 4. s, !, n Y, VI.
little II Goldie, youngest child Of MT 7.
and Mrs Bovee, vas qullteI slc y.
on Thursday sf (. W, ] ~; y
4 party Of young people Of the J, ylllago3
gave Miss Mabel Pocking ton, OF Baecn-
.yood 4. 4 delightful surprise party on
S,ruesday night They took refreshments ssh q, 4
Win them. and the evening was spent N
games etc., untils as late hour 5- those t''e
nrcser,t were \. isses Pearl and (. t1sthe 2,
Gould rey I1izabe3h Weeks Della Sc. 6soyall
Mnrra ret t Richar ii, osa hiarano, @ ava E'Va
Beale, Bertha Adams and Gladys la1 y mayer
3Megsrs. % John Marano, Jacob steigl eoer.
Karl Miller Eddie Rudd, i Ina 5AN e eek
md Harry Hardy. S5Sg Xix lf$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
ATL,EIE ITEMS

n Mr.. ana Mrs Raymond Richardson, OF
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. g.
Smith. T5 IS II
Bascom Pribble has returned to- Clifton
ents, at the Methodist Episcopal parson-,
Mrs. McGhee has returned to Rich
,mond. after pleasant stay with her son v'i
= Miss Juanita Tyler has returned to-
Richmond, after a pleasant stay With
friends here. II,
w. P. stubbs has returned ~ +, L Lteal !
with his parents. near Shady Grove,
"A The Fourth OF July picnic whch was
held at Wa shington and Henry 9I Aeaue,,,y
was q perfect success 10 10 i ''eat su' -
OF sos was realized. ~ y 4 # 81 t Z 19
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

ilyn n where she eKpected to remain ..
g. hsT brethss 81 b s s hS
hysslsia attsSd retarh -
is.under the care of her PHI sIoiar. i,3 N,
. Mrs Otto tefgreetia and oh II ron VIII
leave soon to- spend the ut1,t1or IN Lou
n Misses Helet ana Lessie liaase 10 West
Grace Street, Wit II b u party q u tiftpeii,3
s'iIMrs. sylvat, daEgehheIiner has re-
turned froniSa Southern "trip. MS I, 81 !. 4
A Misses Ruby and Margarette stols have
returned to heir home. /. No. 200i West
Ss Mr. or 81 Dut,stan, y OF Monument Avc-i
nue., returned THURSDAY from ar, xtended
! Mrsair1,orins b. Peartt1an is conyaicsc-
Ing after q spell OF 8 Sickness. Thomas
PeArtnnn, Jr. IL Quite sick Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
UPPER E. HENR.l|C|:';0!''

THE following delegates have been az: .
pointed from the North R4tin IN, Ss ERIE
Church to the Dover Assoelat,on 1iy
a. 81 NJ Me G1g. FpfG &. thurman Ohm
francis, Emmett Scott and 4 kenzie
sa Mrs. a, s. nriscoll and children, Of
and Mars chaFsy d Rsis
Misses pnsss y Matte nH Waidrop, dertrude Welly,
T ! inel = George, iethla and Marjorie
1Sng Messrs Willie i,I stone ry4n Clafe and
H F1anK r hteha and Gnsssy
was served at tho home q MRS. Et s15
Little Miss Nellie ], lafhes Z; Smo Half
Mess i, N. IL Garnet and r., e. Chan.
8berlayne, OF Richmond, we're the recent
guests OF Mr.. A. T. Sheppard at n - thel-
wood. 3. 81 * ". Il s !,
BEEN arss extremely iii at' her home on the
Mountain Road, is reported as improving.
Hsfop RsSnoe cn Il y.Msak
R Master waite. and Miss q Az MsfE,or I,
%tes i Sssmsna vs;ss ssns.
and relatives, has returned To- her home
e M Ha!55 Joe sN Anderson, Of Wilmington, n.
els spending some time with MS
5nmireIts on the Mountain Road.
M. and Mrs, clifford 9 M 9!l u H,v 8
have returned from Hinton, M, ,,, f.;
where their honeymoon was denshttutiy
spent withtthe formers relatives. !. +. j, 7
MI. and MRS, NJ, H. Ha5elgroye tV 11'
relatives in Hanover on Sunday,
Miss gertrude Welley IL the guest OF
Miss Matte Waldrop on the mountain l''''f'
MISE Misses Fannie and Lily Gray, Of High
land park, arc visiting relatives ~ TINS
n x series OF meetings will be held IN the
North Run Baptist Church beg1nn|ng "
tho third sunday In september. No pas,
tor. Rev. H. 3. Drlscoll, Will be assistea
by REV, G, r. Stuart, OF the Lelsh-6t1lree a
BAPTIST Church. t ssa Il AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
4 FAR WEST END

4 NJ. and N Mrs James Wilkinson, OF
with relatives In this section Tor the
past few days, left yesterday for their
home. after pleasant visit. Mrs. Viii
kinson was formerly a Miss Foster OF
this city. "a 4a5ist} n 5f,i .t3s
After several days spent With relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
{ CASE OF RABIES,
Young Easley BitteRAby Mad Dog
and Coming to Pasteur Institute,

Especial to The Tlmes,Dl spat ch,l T5
SOUTH BOSTON, "a, July l7.,-Mias-
a dog, supposed to be ma ID; SUNDAY AFTER
noon, was taken to the Richmond Pas
teur Institut early this morning bya his
uncle, former State senatoy "A Y ogaan q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

g Let The Times Dispatch he sent you
.whereyeP you 60 this summer, Don't
forget to order it before leaving,
Address changed g often as desired.
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guest At Hotel Bel-Air; Newcastle, Craig

county, Va !. 348 4 " \. N l5 n ar
Mr.. and Mrs. verney G. Marker, who
we're married III Petersburg Monday, have
come to Richmond and will make their
home here. Mrs. Marker was Miss Annie
izabetr Williamson, Of Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

The Rev. Dr. James Power Smith is a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-28
DOCTORS OF ARIZONA
 HAVE AN ELECTION.
MAKE DR. HICKMAN SECOND VICE PRESIDENT, AND DE-
 cIDE TO COME TO sISBEE.

The fifteenth annual session of the Arizona Medical Association came Jo close in Phoenix on Wednesday ant ernooE, concluding one of the most largely attended and highly successful gatherings of the organization ever held in it's history The program for the day was carried out. with the ex- ception of the paper by Dr. A. s. Lob iLgier of Los Angeles. It was also impossible for Dr.. A. w. Morton of San Francisco to attend.
 The principal business of the day was the election of officers to serve the ensuing year. and in this Phoenix was given the principal honor through the naming of Dr. O. E. Plath of that city as president. The other officers elected are: Dr. w. V. Whitmore, Tucson, first vice-president; Dr. A. R. Hickman, Bisbee. second vice-presi- dent; Dr. E. N. Looney, Prescott. sec retary; Dr. R. F. Palmer, Roosevelt, treasurer; Dr. John E. Flynn, Prescott, counselor for the northern district, thIee-year term; Dr. Clarence Yount, Prescott, delegate to the American Medical Association; Dr. John w. Foss, alternate. Bisbee was named as the next place of meeting of the asso- citation.
 Following the transaction of busi- ness in the morning. trip was made tC the Territorial fair grounds, where several exhibition runs were made by horses now in training at the tack. Bystander did an exhibition half-mile in 1:01 1-4. After leaving the fair grounds the party, riding in automo- piles, were taken on a jaunt through the section north of Phoenix to the Adams farm. Indian school, orange groves and then to the Clayson ranch and home by way of the Tempe road, past the asylum.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-28
TEACHERS VISIT WinSome Young Ladies From Douglas Are Entertained
 in Bisbee. ARE GUESTS OF
 LOCAL TEACHERS. Professor Lutz Believes Ex- change of Visits Results in Much Good to Teachers in This City and Douglas.

Douglas school teachers were the guests of the Bisbee school teachers yesterday. They came on the morn ing train, visited the schools during the day, were entertained at dinner at the Royal at pm, and given a public reception at the Central school building last evening.
 There was not dull moment during their entire visit, and the event was one thoroughly enjoyed by the visitors as well as the Bisbee teachers.
 Yesterdays visit of Douglas school teachers was a return engagement following a similar visit on the part of the Bisbee teachers to Douglas a few weeks ago.
 These visits give the teachers an opportunity to exchange ideas regard ing school work" said Prof. LuIz of Douglas yesterday. and affords the opportunity of studying the methods used to the mutual advantage of all the teachers. We have spent 2 very pleasant day in Bisbee and :eel fully repaid for our visit. It will result ln grading the schools of Bisbee aLo Douglas as near alike as possible in the future, permitting a pupil to trans- fer his school work from one pace to another without any loss of standing in his school work"
 Professor Lutz said that when the proposition was first preached to him by Professor Philbrook, he heartily endorsed the idea, and no doubt the semi-annual visit of the school teach CTS to Bisbee and Douglas will be ,ft tho ;y, ha' future.
 Douglas will have a new school house also next year. The building is to cost approximately s30,000, and will be located on the plot of ground, in the Clawson addition to Douglas, do mated to the district by Mir. s. W. Clawson of this city. Ten thousand dollars additional will be spent in fur nishing and equipping the new build ing.
 Many of the new ideas in public school buildings found in the Bisbee Central building will be used al Doug las. It is the opinion of the school trustees at Douglas that at least six additional teachers will be required in the Copper City schools next year.
 While here, arrangements were made between Professors Lutz and Philbrook for a field day at Douglas between the high school boys of the Bisbee and Douglas schools which will be held at Lincoln Park at Douglas on May 19. The high school boys of Bisbee are already training for the events which will include running, jumping, pole vaulting. shot-putting, hammer-throwing, etc.
 Professor Lutz says the Douglas schools will have a term of nine and a half months this year, but the dis tricts will be in debt at the end of the term. The teachers who were vis- itors here yesterday were: Prof. w. E. Lutz, Mrs. Anna M Dyer, Miss Sarah Hooper. Miss Nell Major, Miss Mae Broyles, Miss Kate Christy, Mrs. Florence Smith, Miss Bertha Webber, Miss Barbara Raithal, Miss Nina Hurst, Miss Norcup. Miss Anna Lucas, MT. F. I. Bowman and Mrs. Flick erger.