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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
NINE BILLS SIGNED
BY GOV. MEAD

OLYMPIA. March i9.--Goy Mead
has approved the following bills
a. Is No. tet Authorizing coun.
y commissioners 70 grant fran
chiEeh 10 Las water pipes and con.
dnits on public Highways
~ a. No Sc Amending the
school code IN relation 90 the dn.
ties - the anpefintendents 81 pub.
lie instruction
~ u. No. Relating 20 the
oortificatlon Of teachers In cities
employing zee or more teachers in
the public schools.
H u. No. isl Relating 20 cities
~ the second class and providing
for their government
& n No za1-sA Authorizing any
county or adjoining counties 20
create assessment districts 90 pay
for improvements Of rivers. lakes.
canals or hhfbora. Emergency
clause. This relates particularly 20
the contemplated Improvements on
Lake Washington
s.n- No izs-Amending the iAw
relating 10 the organization. elassi'
ficAfion. incorporation and govern
ment Of municipal corporations.
~ u. No 11t-AmeneinE Sec
ASA ~ BallinrorM code relating 20
the appropriation 81 land and high
ways for corporate purposes.
& ~ 196-Amendinx the code In
relation To the construction and
maintenance Of system Of drain.
age
n. n. No Providing for the
fillinR Of private property In cities
Of the first aud second classes
when necessary as a sanitary
measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
e0UNC|L VERY KIND
To S. {. co.

IN good faith within so days after
it accepts the franchise. and Ia
have at least one track IN opera.
ton 40 the eud ni eight months
In respect 10 tgaekaxc, one track
~ all that thu easy Foing council
has rodnirod the company TO lay
down
undrr the terms ~ this fran.
ehlso passengers entering the city
from the south and southeast will
be- able 10 ride 10 the site 81 the
old city hall on common.uaer
privilege. that Is. they mas come ia
GA some othef compsay's cars that
Far. but there they must dlsem
bark. ana to set further up town
they must paN tribute Ca the Sc.
altie Electric company.
Mayer oVerrulcd.
THIS a the real point on which
Mayor Meore exercised the veto
power Ito wanted the electric com.
pany To asreo "a a common uner
privilege on Third av. a. far up
a. fiko At. and be believed that
In the granting ~ this franchise
the city held the key TO tho ait,
uaflon. The council arbitrarily
oVcrruied him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
SUFFRAGETTES MEET
HERE IN 1908

Mrs Emma Smith Devoe. dele.
gate OF the Washington Equal
Suffrage association 10 the n =.
tional convention Of the American
Womeu's suffrage association.
Nhlch met az Chicago. February IL
20 to. returned to Seattle yesterday
While az Chicago Mrs UvNoe. IN
behalf % tho Washington assucia.
ton. extended an Invitation for the
convention OF 1909 to be held IN
Seattle. This invitation was &C
cepted By a unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Bio c. L. MEETING.

A mass meeting OF all the Chris
ftan Endsavof society tn thn city
ptEi be hsid Wednesday evening at
! g o'cioek In The First fsreshytr-
ran church. 10 arouse enthusiasm
fuf the ueninK G. =. national con
xeuttnn The various committees
Il The osassptlon body sIii make
rsuasss Il shat they have done thus
fas. in ofdsr TO Kive everyone IN at
Tendance AZ ihe meeting an idea ~
y bat IL going on IN connection with
the convention preparations
Addresses Will be made bs Rev
Myrun w Haynes John T. Hart
man. William ~ Lewis and DR.
Prank j. Horsfail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
HOME
FROM EAST

Victor II. ncekman. secretary OF
the Pacific Coast Lnmborman's as
ISOLATION, returned yesterday from
the east Beakman's main work
wns 10 attend the session Of the
Interstate Commerce commisaiou
at Chicago as one Of the represcn-
tAtiyes 81 the National Reciprocal
DomurraFe association
Speaking Of hts visit 10 The
White House Mr. necAmnn Naid
President Roosevelt Is fully famil.
lar with the situation In the west
re declared that his policy In Great
Ing the forest reserves was % per
pstnate the timber on the coast, but
under no circumstances would be
hinder or haraaa any man who
wanted to take Mp a hofnested.
The mass Of the people and 10 per
cent OF the lumhennen are with
the president IN the matter OF for
est reserves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
RIGHT oF.wAY IS soUosr.

Announcement Is made today
that the Union Pacific. under 10
Washington name % the Oregon a
Washington Railroad. has finished
ifa purchase Of a rightof.waY from
Black River Junction 10 Seattle.
The right-of.way Is ON the east
aide Of the Columbia a Puget
Sound Railroad and extends 20
Junction St. A. Junction st the
road Is To cross the G. a T. >. and
the Renton Interurhsn tracks and
and 70 parallel the Northern
Pacific tracks on the east TO its
terminal q. Fifth av. south.
For It's freight terminals the road
has completed iis purchase OF
ground on the west side OF the Du.
vanish river. where Il has bought
a strip 900 feet vide. extending
through l.add's Factory Sites ad'
ditlon. Georgetown to the school
house. from the schpolhouae the
strip narrowB TO 100 feet and runs
ON the west side OF the Renton In
terufbau To the Meadows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
BURNETT TAKES CHAIR

Il lying under y tree. chewing the
cud
Mr. burnett made but one break.
Just q alp uf the tongue. which
vas Immediately corrected. when In
Announcing The mission Of the West
Seattle delegation he said theg were
present Ia behalf q \ blli -now be.
fore the legislature
Mr. Burnett gave evidence % be
coming a very expeditions chair
man for he pat the Ordinary ruu.
tine through with the rApldity Of
an old hand.
At the CLOSE Of the meeting the
roe president announced the new
committees. They are practically
a. announced IN The Star some
weeks hEo The ring sets all i'm
portaat chalrmanshipa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
AT
OROVILLE

oRovTrI.E. Cal. March ia--The
food situation IL materially I'm
proved this morning. d Faibed al
uaoat all nixhs but early this morn,
ing the dowapaug ceased and the
river began 10 fall While there
has been some suffering u Ia BE-.
iicved the wofns la over.
The residential section of the city
IL under water. the citizens NOV.
las sagly yesterday afteFnooa e
places % safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

tasassss stars tHeiusise esfstesAl
BERLIN. March is Marriage A.
an antiaote for socialism has just
bsen prescribed By the kaiser log
BIS fourth son. Prince Augustus
William.
The prince r. oniy 20. aud T. SIN
atadent al fionn. where be has
been much attracted towards rad
seallsm Willian. the elder. Gun
nlnKiy decided that a nice yuunE
bride woain taka the lads msnd of
such matters.
The bride "a Princess Aiesandra
Victoria. daughter 0f the Duke
Frederick Of SchicSuig Hoietein
sondsfburg CiucksburK She Il a
niece Of the German empress and
also related to her future husband
GA the male side, but tails Kind Of
FelAtionahip IL often overlooked ia
royal marriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Morse Insurance

our rate for Seattle and sub
urban towns IL ! per cent per an
mum 90 ins9re against fire. disease
ana accidents We are the oriy
company IN washington who prom.
lHs IN our policy 10 pay our claims
within 60 days from date o. loss
Veterinary services Included IN the
rotiry N desired. Inter State Lave
stock Insurance Co. p.-L building.
Ind. Phone $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

czarlse " Burnett. councilman.
AArxs. newly eieetcd president %
4. reanrll and aekno~ ledxcd tool
4 ~ eosncil whisky riHk. took
4 xarei last Night and conducted
= s<zslna Of the eitY eoaneil IN a
~ smooth. n not dtEniflea man.
-
1zyors the session Vas over Mr..
Mrrxss mnt aroand bon 81 chew
II gun and showed a deal q self
60 ~ refusing To take a piece
- 4 bon had made the rounds
I o. chamber.
cc.n<llmen che~.
s.zil old ccuneilmen uera aoon
sxSsax their laws rulghlliy and
4 scsne vas not untike a shady
~ a . cow pasture % \ Juue
Axnon when the lowing herd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
CONTRADICTS CHAMBER

The kctian ~ the Commercial
club y exactly opposite to the
Wishes u the Chamber Of Com
usrrce. Watch has made special ef-
forts 70 lBduee Gav. Mead % veto
the measure. al the grounds that
she had any surplus would need u
Tor fire enaerNehey eanen. and that
shn bill jiscouraKws annexation. The
Commercial club toak the opposite
vivWa
The Commercial club PASSED a
resolution tnxsttnK the commercial
bodies u les Angeles. san Diego
and other California cities 70 visit
Seattle next summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

ID members q The council voted
~ uassAge Of the ftefeniaine
- Franchise 10 the Seattle Elec
= eenany last nlgat asef the
- company Is given THE most
...s,.h.e terms ever incorporated
- orllnance Of the city al
80. - An kladA Of eass thines
= xelficaily mentioned % ikht
Z a. bufiens q the corporation.
sasaed Ia The bond that u
:. leass thug happcaa. such as
= X material, ans idlosfuefacy
Z 4, part u any city official, a
80 among tho shovel brigade,
: .hst nog. the company Is @
~, Al tbs extra time e wants
sssy Ger 5. &. Co
u,rvls As natter u form. the
~rsAny Is required 60 bceln work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
.ossesclAL cLus's DECISION
oH WATER SILL IS oiAaEr-
REALLY OPPOSITE TO THAT
e. cAANsgR OF COMMERCE.

u. rpmnercial ciuhl ~ a vote
asnT. hss night PASSED a fesoia'
- xzklnx Governor Mai 70 sign
:. II snthcrislng eitiea Of The
- eszss 20 seli water g outlying
E..-<ss ~ n ffarbea introduced
4, nspiassen ~ a Substitute uess-
:. - ~ enc Introduced ~ K ~
1est askins the soeeFuer 70 veto
- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
DANCE KILLS HGR.

CHICAGO. III. March H. Ex
haustiOn from to much dancing Is
believed to have caused the death
OF Mary soner. 6 years old, 2i3t
Carroll ay. Mrs soner and her hua.
band attended a ball and ia the
midst Of dance she fell 10 the
floor aud died without reEalning
consciousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
FLOODS RAGE

through the ievees on the west eide
q the river ard h flooding large
area toward tho town % Tracy.
The Mokeipmme river IL the high.
est ever known. IL took out the
steel bridges al Comanehe and
Ctrments
The New Hone reclamation eoun-
Try Is reported dnomss.
In the mountains east 81 stock
ton over ain inches u fsiu fsli yes
isfday and iaai night and Il il seer.
tain Stockton Will be Inundated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

RAvENNA. Colo. March ia.-E
Il. OF this city, father OF eight sets
81 twina. has just received lnforma
ton from hla eideat son Ia st
l.auia Ia the effect that the lat
terra wife presented him with d
sixth Of twins.
In each case there are a hoy and
Rlrl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
WEST SEATTLE ANGERED
BY WOULD-BE CRAFT

give West Seattle the opportunity
10 break away from the Seattle
Electric company. because Il could
make terms with this city Tor light
~ reasonable figures
HoldUp Rates.
while the city would be- able 10
furnish the ueiKbborlng city cleo.
tricity az from 2 20 cents per
kilowat hour. and possibly aa low
ae y cent. the Seattle Electric COM
pany IS trying ~ hold up the city
Tor i2A cents per kilowat hour.
IN the Coles bill is signed BY
the governor Seattle will be In
a position 10 get a large sum Of
money annually from West Seattle
for light. according 10 Mr. McMa-
non.
Committee 10 Act.
After this strong plea 10 the Sc
attic council that body was asked
20 express Itself. aud with scarcely
any debate the matter WAS re-
forred 20 a Joint committee. The
committee viii telegraph Ne find
ingg 10 Gov Mead. who has until
Thursday 60 sign the Coles bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
STOCKTON VALLEY THREAT.
ENED WITH WORST TIME
SINCE fsss-srEEL BRIDGES
WASHED AWAY.
laeflnn. Tslsnrsnh asr,les.l

A9effhFe tsfsHFeph @sFNteesf
STOCKTON. cal. March is-The
worst floods known a. this valley
since isez pIli be Experienced to-
uisht ans Tomorrow All the streams
are hankfaI fun and running over.
The Han Joaquin river has burst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
NORTH COAST
GETS BRIDGES

CHICAGO. m. March ie-M itn
recent session Congress passed not
less than 80 acts granting railroad
companies rights 10 construct
bridges across nayirahie streams
About as many m0lv we're not
reached. owing 10 pressure Of bual.
nesa
Among the more important Of
these vas an act granting the North
Coast railroad company rieht 90
build two bridges across the eolum.
hia river In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
HUSBAND AND WIFE;
THEY NEVER SPEAK

onrRIiN. O.. March "a Mira,
Frank Wheeler. wife Of a promin.
Ont farmer south of this place. has
sued her husband Tor divorce. Ia
her petition abe says her husband
has not spoken a word 20 her In
seven years. although they live Ia
the same house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
DEAN Cf0AF.
TIE NEW QUALITY. Sc
aas

Beet French dinner IN the city
fioe. served Sundays and holidays
5 20 IT 2. m. with fine music.
meals served q IA carte. aisa ~.
attic Catering Co. top flopf Crown
Hioek. corner Second av. and James
Eff So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

WARRINGTON. u. c. March -
Fifnt Lieutenant wm X Moore.
signal corps. has been relieved from
datf n the office Of the chief sig
nI officer and viii pfoeeed 10 Sc.
attic for duty pertaining 10 The fire
eoatfui Installation on Puget Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

fiTTSnuRG. Pa. March H.
Probably the Last photographic pose
In which Evelyn Nsahlt ThAw sat
before the tragic event on the roof
Of Madison Square garden was In a
studio Ia this city. She and her
husband we're living AZ iAndhurht.
the PitiabuFE home OF Mrs. Vim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
OPERATORS INDIGNANT.


IuoFIppt FeIeaFhph oeFVfto'I
DENVER, Colo. March is.-The
Western Union operators threaten.
cd strike today unless a discharged
operator was feinatatod The oper.
ator was taken back this afternoon.
but conference continues on sey.
oral other grievances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
ACQUITTED or MURDERS
SUES FOR 5000

NEW YORK. March ie-Jose-
phlne TerranOva. who killed her un-
eta and aunt. and who was acquitted
because ~ brutal treatment received
at their hands. today filed suit to re-
cover $40. 600 from the estate left by
fham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
BURGLAR AT VANCOUVER.


VANCOUVER. ~ G., March H.
burglars last night entered the store
Of the Hastings Saw Min company
and completely ransacked the place.
They carried of n large amount Of
groceries. mill supplies and a small
amount ~ money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

n g. were brought 10 Ballard today
for burial
Mr. FttfhunFy vas snperintends
ent OF the camp. and n well known
inmberman IN the northwest Vie
leaves a widow and thFer chilircn.
The funeral wtt BE- under the
auspices of the Everett Knights q
Columbus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

such fine goods we're always car
ried by John Lindh Co. the cloth
Ing firm At 1432 Second av, who are
selling out their stock. that even
nov when tho building Is about To
be pulled down you win find rare
,afealns In this store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Or. osLER's MOTHER DEAD.


fscripps Telegraph ssrvtes.l
TORONTO. March ~. = hrs.
r,eathersione osier died yesterday
afternoon In her ioist year She
vas the mother 81 p y. oaier. Dr.
William osicr and Judge osler. She
celebrated her tO0th birthday on
IIar. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
NATIONAL FIGURE SKATING
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

NEW YORK. March ie.--Ths nm.
iionAl flwufs skating championship
~ tho Amateur Afhietic uni0n wiil
b. heid tonight At tire 81 Nicholas
rink. irving Hfokaw, who won the
title while the event vas held un-
der the sanction % tho National
skating Association. T. expected 20
make a ftus showing tonight The
entries close with an unprecedented
number - aeplrnuia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Let us estimate the cost Of your
plumbing and heating O. II. Brown
A Co.. z2i Pine Street Both
phones. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

lars pREFoNrAiNE PLACE
ss.xenlsE OVER MAYORS
70 - TERMS OF FRAN
les olvs sTREgT CAR
saseANy EVERYTHING II
wANrEp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Captain Triton. 2iii Western av.
informs the police Of the theft Of a
carriage robe worth t3b from the
uafufar stables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Thaw. a few weeks before the New
York tragedy.
One day sho and a friend called
az the studio. Young Mrs. Thaw
apled q pretty littln deg which che
putled and fnndied Then. holding
Il in her arms. she sat for her pho.
toefaph. Tho picture. which &C
companies this article. has not been
published heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

/ "a, sink or hath tub IL old
~ nassltky. les a. Install a new
- G. n Brown & CO. ~ Pine
H><< npsk phones. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

~ fxmains Of James A. Fftz
~ II Everett. who vas killed
y hillnx trss At = lumber camp
- LAZY Harbor. Ciacroft Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
rse AND ase LACEs.

1se AND ase LACEs.
o. Women who have use for Pretty
~ Laecs will have real bargain
treat at MeCarthys tomorrow. whrn we viii
place on sale more than 1000 yards OF beau-
tiful New Point dc Paris Laees-al new
patterns on display for the first time
widths from to sH inches, and zeal Values
from sc to 7se yard The sale price viii
be only DC yard AZ the special prize not
more than ten yards will be sold to a Gus
toner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

a GOOD PRESCRIPTION
for cranky lawn mowers. at A. I.
HALL III First az. 40.
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Are You Buildlng7

Lindsay. Lucy +. Lindsay. Rober
HlNna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
ArENrNa pIarnIa

In all sraaaa A. l. HALL III
F1rst av. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
You will have the pleasure tomorrow of
choosing from an immense display of the
seasons most fashionable flowers for
spring hat trimmings at very special prices.
Included in the assortment arc Roses, Nio-
lets, Sweet Peas and all the wanted Field
Flowers. A little fresh ribbon and some of
these pretty flowers will make your old hat
as good as new. and the expense is hardly
worth mentioning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-11
FLOOD WASHED CLIFTON
 HAD SCHOOL TROUBLES

The territorial board of control held meeting yesterday afternoon, but there was little to attend to save rou- tine business. One matter of general interest came up and that was the pro gress of work on the Clifton school house, demand being filed for s4,740 for material and $630 for labor, or to- tai to date of $5,370. This schoolhouse stands in rather peculiar class. Pre- vious to the Twenty-third legislature the schoolhouse was washed away by a flood. The district had nothing to bond to build new one and the legislature appropriated a sum for rebuilding it. Before it was fairly completed another Hood washed the new schoolhouse away and the legislature at the last session appropriated $7,500 more for Another schoolhouse, to which was to be added what was left unspent of the former appropriation. Of this fund there was about $2,500 and the people have now subscribed 5000 more, 80 when the schoohouse is completed it will be a sl5,000 structure. It is anchored this time so it is believed the next flood will be unable to jar it loose.-Arizona Re- publican.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-11
Notice to Ladies

Mrs. o. D. Fort who came here six weeks ago to take charge of the mil linery department of Brown s store has severed her connection with that es- tablishment and will establish a busi- ness of her own. She has leased the building adjoining the Iris theater, now occupied by the Barrett drug store, where she will open irst.class mil linery establishment about October 20. At the opening, to be announced later, Mrs Fort will be pleased to meet the ladies of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-11
JAP SAILORS TO REPLACE
 VERTEBRATE NoRwEGIANs

MOBILE, Ala, October 10.-Nearly all the vessels in the Central American fruit trade will it is said, within the next few days, replace Norwegian labor CTS with Chinese. Norwegian owners, it ti said, concluded that owing to the un- satisfactory labor of their countrymen, their unreliability and incorporate hab- its and the number of assertions, partly on account of the Interference of board. ing house runners, that they no longer will employ them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-11
been altered and the discussion promise, to be quite spirited.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Ross Carson of Washington, Pa., is visiting in the city and may decide to locate here.
 Mir. and Mfs. Harry Epplet arrived home last night from a visit to their old home in England.
 Attorney George J. Stoneman re- turned last evening from a business trip to Douglas and Bisbee.
 Mrs. John Knight, who went to Eng land last spring for visit with rela- tives, returned home last night after having had very pleasant visit
 l.. G. Haby returned Wednesday night from vacation spent at Garden Springs ranch. He made the trip in the saddle and reports a very enjoyable time.
 Alderman Denis Murphy returned last evening from San Diego, where he spent several weeks with his family, who will remain in San Diego during the coming winter.
 J. C. Mcclure, J. B. Small and J. B. Finley, officials of the Randolph lines, returned to Tucson yesterday morning after spending several days in Globe on company business. John Davis, formerly deputy sheriff under Sheriff Thompson, returned last night from six weeks visit in Ten nessee. He left with a view of locating in that state, but has decided that Ari Zona is much better place.
 John L. Batchelder has returned from visit to his old home at Manchester, N. H., and to other New England points. MT. Batehelder has disposed of his min ing property at Dos Cabezas and will make Globe his permanent home.
 Mrs. Jos. II. Hamill and sons Joe and Sam returned home last evening from Santa Cruz, Cal, where they spent the summer. The Misses Carrie and Flora Hamill entered school at San Jose, where they will remain during the com. ing school year.
 Mrs. Fred R. Dixon, wife of the mine foreman of the Old Dominion, and two daughters returned last evening from a six months visit to her former home in England. She was accompanied to Globe by her sister, Miss Lillian Sarah of Scorrier, Cornwall, who will make an extended visit at the Dixon home.
 Mrs. William Clements and Mrs. w. P. Oates arrived in the city last even ing from England to join their respect i've husbands, who have been employed at the Old Dominion for the last year Both ladies are sisters of Fred and Will liam Wills and the former had not until last evening seen his sisters since he left England eighteen years ago.
 A Star Show
 Three very fine moving pictures at q h. V..,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-11
Public Notice

The PALACE MARKET, formerly ran by J. A. Mcintyre, will be closed on the 10th of October, and all of the stock, fixtures and the good will of the market will be moved to the
 INDEPENDENT MEAT co. where we will guarantee to furnish the best that the market affords.
 1t is against our principles to try and run all the markets in town, also we believe that we can give better service and satisfaction to the public by devoting our time to one market and trying to run it right.
 You can always find those famous Eagle Brand oysters, Armours Gold Band bacon, or nice home dressed chicken.
 INDEPENDENT MEAT co. Suter Bldg, Broad st. Telephone l2sl.