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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Rsports y House Committees

latioa.) .)-ro amend section one of an act. 1898. sntitled n act to anAsnd ssc- tion one of an act to protoot tho nsn ln Deer River. East Fowl Rtvef. Wess Fowl River. Little Rivsr. Mobile Coup H. 1oeo Mr. sample. fLocal Lssis. lation.l l-To repeal an sct 10 rsgulate the payment of claims aGainst the me and forfeiture fund of Aorgan County. II. S74 Nr. Lyons. tL0cAl Le9islA ton. l-To amend section Two. lsl: si os constabls for Mobile County.
 H. lOss Nr. Scale. (Local Lsgisls-
 ton. )-To amend Section II of m act ''to regulate the yrials q mssdemeanors H. lOsl. Nr. smith of Dtmors. (I.ocal Legislation. )-To authorize dnd em. power the Commissioners Court ot Tallapoosa County to fix and regulate
 tho tolls to be charged oy the owners Of the bridge scross the TallApoosa H. 1olo: Mr. Coleman. Of Marshall (Local Legislation.)-To provide fol the holding of two terms each year.
 of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Ju-
 H. Mr. Ragsdals. (Local Legis-
 lation)-To create and establish tho
 eAacs of Jury Commissioner for Jsffsr-
 'a Fl. ~ ioSs. Mir. Mclaiili.n. C1.oca, |
 of County Commissioners of Wilcox County to purchase or acquire three or more ferries along the Alabama River in said county.
 =. H :.,I.,cn sss; Mr; Doyle. 9. :,s Clarke; Lo. %
 paymsnt of jurors of Clarke County H. 1079. Mir. Nastin. (Local LeYis-
 lation. )-To impose vax of one dol
 E 2 year on each dog in the County 10ao ur ucMu.r
 Legislatien.)-ro authorize the Court of County Commissioners of Wilcox
 County tp borrow money.
 II. 1oAe. Ar. Barton. (Local Legia- lAtton. )--For the relief of T. P. South
 srland. Treasurer of winston County. H. 963. To alter and re-arrange the boundary lines and corporate limits ot
 the town of Elyton. Jefferson County. | H IT. MT. Hammer. Oocal Legis- l received by the City of Attalla. in this | State, as saloon license. to school pur.
 poses and to the payment of the in.
 terest on the bonded debt of said oity. ] H. s7o. Mr. Arlington. Nocal Leg
 the County Court of coftee for coffes
 H. 1os4. MT. Haley. Locai Leg l islation. )-To vacate and aunul the
 dedication of certain highways and
 parts of highways in Jefferson County
 lation )-To vacate and annul the ded-
 ication of certain highway and parts 1 H. 1066. Mir. Haley. (IIocal Legis-
 lation )-To vacate and annul dedica- tion of certain highways situated in
 Jefferson County.
 H. 10s7. Local Legislation. )--To | vacate and annul the dedication of cor
 tain highways situated in Jefferson County.
 l H. 954. Mir. Haley. (Revision of I 0S> Asn At kn AofA At~A an Inferior Court in Precinct 21 and | 37 in Jefferson County.
 l H. 933. Mir. Long of Morgan. (se-
 yison. of LAws:) amend m ast to
 tho clerk Of the Circuit Court of Llme- stone and Morgan counties.
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at Washington in bringing about the cul- imitation of the hostiittias between Japan and Russia, believing that coilapse must speedily have come had peace negotiations not been inspired from Washington.
 The report brought from Europe tells of the financial crisis which Japan was facing while still defeating the Russian armies. and asserts that the Mikado could not have maintained his forces in the field for six months longer. On the other hand. Russia was rapidly and sufficiently perfectinG an army and wisely explaining 1t. which must sooner or later have driven Japan out of Manchuria.
 Some of those who profess to be well in formed of the purposes of the adninistra- ton in making a peaceful. but none the less impressive naval demonstration upon the Pacific coast sure that this must mean something more than a convenient or ex- pediept drill of the American navy. They say that 1t may not be demonstration In name but 1t will be one In fact, having. however, no especial reference to- Japan.
 There is not an international banker of this city who doas not smile at the report that Japan is speedily to become militant training her hostile guns upon the United
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

' s- lfs
 rAs fall list of the billS faveranly ssportsa by the ccmmissess c,,a e1 shs HHr'; S. ss'. y'r.aez z # ro..sr ss se., Ies,..- tion. .,--To authorize the Hoard of Conn- ty Commissioners of Tuscaloose Couns ty to contribute to the meinsencsn.cs s. os 0s 2 wagon yard or lot ID the ca's = "
 E. sss. Nr. Foster. Local Iegisla, tion, ,l-To authorize ths boaro ot Nayor and Aldermen of the Caty ok Tuscaloosa to maintain or to con rnr s buts to the main'enanc' q s0. !, sAuc H. ,ss IT. Long of Morgan. tLo. nal ISefslat ation. )-To, nx the time and place whore the Tax Assessor of MOT s ss. cssasy sa y.rs.crisins nsHa the as numssr of rounds to be made by nim in the coun-
 H 50. IF. Long. of Morgan. lLo- cal TLsgislAtlon. )--'ro reouire the Tsx County. to make their rounds as re- ouired by law together.
 Fl. se2. Nr. Fuller. (Local Legtsla- tion. l-To further regulate tho work inE of the public roads of Bibb County. tion )-To prohibit tho operation of traction engines on the public roads os
 II ssi. Mr. Fuller. lLocal Lesisla.. tt0n n)-To provl0o TOT tue eAectt01 VA the County Commissioners of Bibh
 Fl Sss. Mr. Long. of Morgan. Uocal Legislation)-Ton nx the tiqe and place where the Tax Collector of Morgan County shall keep his onlce.
 cal Lsgislation.)-To authorize the Court Of County Commissioners of Clay County. to pay, annually. on claims for public roads and bridges.
 E. s4s. Mr. McCrory. Local Les tsiasion.)--To fix the compsnsstion to be allowed the sherinf and Clerk of the Circuit Court of Conecuh County.
 H. s47. MT. McCrory. Locsa Legts- lation.)-To regulate the fees of the Sheriff for services in the County Court of conecuh County.
 islation)-To provide. for the. payment of State witnesses in criminal cases in Conecuh County.
 H. s31. MT. Haley. (Local LeEisla- tion.-To vacate Fifth Street. between between Second and Third Avenuesi Third Avenue between Fourth and Sixth Streets; the alley extending north and south in Block II. Jefferson Gun H. sep. MT. Haley. tLocal Lesisla- Jwsgck Avenue in Jefferson County.
 H. S31. MT. Henley. (Local Legis. lation. )-To regulate the fine and for feiturs fund of Escambia County.
 H. S25 MT. Tunstall. (Local LeEis- lation. )-To provide for the working of the public roads of Hale County.
 H. s24. MT. TunstalL (Local Legisla- tion. )-To divide the County of Hale into four Commissioners District.
 H. s31 MT. GlovSr. (Local Legisla- tion.)- vacate and annul as [ public street or highway that part oi Seventh or Twenty-third Street in the town of North Birmingham.
 H. 033.s Mir. Glover. (Local Legis- lation. )-To vacate and annul as pub lie streets or highways that portion of First Street in the townof North Btr- mingham. s
 H. =. Mir. Hoffman. (Local Legis-
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statss by way Of the PhtllipplaeA The Mikado's government will be c1lly eocu- pied for the next ten years h makfng good the dead loss occasioned by the var with Russia. Practically 1t will be tnDeNee1e for Japan until after half Of gepogntiDu is passed to enter into another greAe var.
 On the other hand. there seems e bs significance of an assuring kind lu the rs- cent assurance made by the sdministfaeion to China that if conEress can es Dsfsesdsd all of the indemnity fund awsrdeA to the United states after the Boxsr troubls in China will be rslsassd Eratuitously. exsspt- ing much that is necessary to repay the United States for the actual sxpsnses incur red at that time. The announcement is speedily followed by assurances of ne8ewed cordial feeling toward the Unitsd 0tatss by China It may bs no mors than ccinct- dence that the announcement e now made of a contemplated concentration of the navy on the Pacific coast If the United etates were Europe or were .s pseoiieriy seasitivs this concentration would be accepted e . hint that whatever happens 10 the Par East the United States must not bs iavoiv- ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

@O Vy1WS u1on1 e much so e 1t b to love tho beautiful and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Brussel July 1s-Probably the only living person who has spoken to Ma poleon the Great still lives in the vil- lage of Lgny, where the Prussians were defeated in one or the battles preceding Waterloo.
 This interesting survivor is Madame Anne Josephe Rubay. aged 10z. who quite clearly remembers being spoken to by the Emperor on the morning of the battle. He establish his quart CTS close to her mothers farm. and ad- vised them to take refuge in the woods. because . great battle was to be fought
 Madame Rubay. who was then . ten year-old girl. remembers perfectly be- ing patted on the cheek by Napoleon--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
RELICS ARE DISCOVERED. EortthcatiOns Erected by ScipiO are
 UneaPthed.

Madrid. July 13-Interesting relics of the old Roman campaigns in Spain have been discovered by German arch aeologists excavating in Old Castile They have unearthed the Notifications erected by Scipio in his operations against the Iberians.
 The excavations were carried out on the site of tho lberian city. de- stroyed by Scipio, and five out of seven great stone forts were unearthed. All are in a fine state of preservation showing the throughness of the Ro- man Engineers In their defensive work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Anarchism Nearing End.
Leader Says Principles Are Blended
 With Socialism.

Leader Says Principles Arc Dlended
 With Socialism.
 Milan, Italy. July 13--Anarchism is doomed as a living force, according to SaveriJ Merlino. the weli-known Ital- ian anarchist leader interviewed on the subject of the coming Anarchists 8 international congress (which appears to have changed its venue from Am sterdam to Luxembourg) he said: T believe that Arnarchism is near its end. It has lost all importance, hav- ing partly blended with socialism. while the part of 1t which represented , Utopia. has been recognized as such. and consequently forsaken. The An archist federation still existing live only by tradition. The only group with any vitality are t. csc at Paterson. New Jersey. becaus ethey are fed with unstable immigrants, chiefly Germans and It3lians They also. will, however, soon disappear. The Luxembour Con- gress %ili leave things unchanged. Be- cause I foresee the approaching end of Anarchism, I ar, withdrawing from it."
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French Woman Who Spoke
 to Napoleon is SfiN LiDin0.

"A little man with . big noss. told her to be good littse gly1 and take care of her mother" 2Adame Rubay's brother had served In Naoo- leon's cavalry. but had not ben heard of for years. When his mother nen- tionsd this to tho emperor. gfving him the name of tho regiment. hs said that the corps had suffered much loss during the retreat from RusslA but he would have inquiries nado about the missing dragoon.
 All this and more about tho little Corporal" and the battle of lguy the centenartan dame remembers quito clearly. She is looking forward to celebrating the hundredth annivsrssry o fthe battle in 1915.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
NoRwAY's NAVAL POWER.
King HaakOn is Ambitious for H
 Country.

Country.
 Christiai.ia July 13-King Hhakon wants Norway to be a Naval power. He Is working hard to create a mod ern fleet for his country, and is de- pending much on the experience of England. He will shortly. order two huge armored crusiers from English firms at a cost of about $7,000.0Oo each. These he will personally inspect. with Queen Maud. while under construction. For the organization of his navy. the King has sought the advise of his brother-in-law. the Prince of Wales, who is an Admiral in the British Navy King Haako nhimseh. as Prince Charles of Denmark. served in the Danish Navy. and was an ofacer of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

great ability and promise. It is likely that when King Haakon has his navy scheme completely mapped out. he will ask the British Admiralty for the loan of a number Ie oacers to organ ixe the new fleet.
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WANTED.

Three Good OK Drivers, and Three Good Mule Drivers at our Log Camp at White Hall. Must he good steady and reliable. Wages $2.O0 per day. 1t
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28
LOCHL NEWS

A runaway car caused some eX-
citement early Monday morning,
but aside from a little jarring OF
the nerves, there was no other
trouble. In some manner not
known to the editor, the car
broke away from a freight train
at Riordan aud was heard by the
night operator at Flagstaff as 1t
tore through town. Heprompt-
ly notified the dispatcher at Win
slow. The car eventually stop
ped, right side up with care,
about a mile and a half east of
Flagstaff, where it was located
by an engine scouting" for it.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Christmas day in Winslow-
how different it was to those of
us, who in years past, have spent
that day of good cheer at the old
home in either the north or east.
Not a flake of snow on the
ground and the balmy air re-
minded one of springtime.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

w. B. Plumb and wife, who
have made Winslow their home
for the past two years, Mr..
Plumb being employed as con-
ductor on the third district, left
Sunday for an extended visit to
Old Mexico. Mr.. Plumb is con-
sidering a very favorable offer
from the Mexican Central Rail
road, and may decide to locate
permanently in the City of Mex1-
CO.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

An early morning blaze in the
Santa Fe roundhouse was the
cause of much footing of the fire
whistle and hurried dressing on
the part of the boys of the town
fire department. Luckily the fire
was promptly extinguished by
the shopmen with but very little
damage.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

A detachment of 16 recruits for
the 5th .. S. Cavalry at Fort
Apache reached here Saturday
morning from Fort Bliss, Texas.
Mr.. Hulet, of the Holbrook and
Apache stage line, provided extra
transportation for them from
here to Showlow where the men
were met by government trans
portation and taken on to the
post.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

President Ripley, of the Santa
Fe, returned from Phoenix Mon
day and started for Los Angeles
by special train. Mr.. Ripley was
met at Ash Fork by General
Manager Wells and Superintend-
ent Gibson, the latter accom-
panying the party as far as Sci
igman, the balance going through
to the coast.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Joe Haberstock, steward of the
Harvey House here for the last
year, has resigned his position
and has joined the force Of clerks
in Babbitt's grocery department.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Conductor L. A. Fuller left on
No. 1 Tuesday to be absent for
about sixty days, during which
time he will visit IN California,
Oregon and Washington.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner
left Thursday evening for their
old home at Monticello, Indiana,
being called home on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Tur-
ner's father.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

G.. r. Bauerbach returned Sun
day from the springs at Elsinore,
California, where he has been for
some time past taking treatment
for rheumatism.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

A Christmas tree and enter
tainment were given this week
by the Catholic and Methodist
Churches, the former occurring
at the opera house Christmas
night and the latter at the M. E.
Church Christmas eve. Both
were we'll attended and exercises
were very pleasing.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Word has reached Winslow Of
the serious illness of Grover Ba-
zeIl, who formerly occupied the
position of clerk in Gillard' S drug
store, but who has been attend
ing a medical college in the east.
Dir. r. G. Bazell left here this
week to be with his brother dur
ing his illness.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28
spent Christmas with his folks in
Phoenix.
HoIbrook Happenings
From The Argus.

From The Argus.
B. Schuster, of ST. Johns, ar
rived in town Saturday, bring
ing Mrs. Schuster and the small
er children who will continue on
to Prescott where they will spend
some weeks, after which they go
to Mesa. Mr.. Schuster returns
to ST. Johns. He states that
trade is a little quiet in that To-
calitv on account of the financial
stringency, but that no real
hardship is felt as yet.
On the recommendation of TuS-
tice Finn, of Winslow, H. Nay
lor, of that place, who has been
doing a little gum shoe stunt
about the premises of Mrs. S.
Sloan there, came up to HolbrOok
to spend the holidays. Sheriff
Woods, showed him a very sub
stantial room at the County bas-
tile. His meal ticket will last
six months there.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Appropriate Christmas exerci-
ses were given at the school last
Friday afternoon and at the
Mexican school on Monday even
ing. The programs were well
rendered and showed a great
deal of preparation on the part
of both the teachers and pupils.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

of which she has faithfully per
formed.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Misses Agnes and Margaret
Walsh, apprentice operators for
the Santa Fe, spent Christmas
with their parents at Flagstaff.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

A cigar store owned by H. R.
Dearing was opened up this week
in the room next to Drums bar
Der shop in the Breed Building.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Miss Alberta Henning is enjoy
ing the holiday vacation with
her parents at Pinta.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Among the Winslow boys who
are attending school in other
places, and who are spending
the holiday vacation with their
parents are: Masters Thurston
and Stumpf, from Santa Fe; Burl
Vincent, from Albuquerque; Gle
burn Creswell, from Tempe.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Fred Demarest, while working
on a shed back of his home yes
terdav morning, was shot thru
the foot with a 22-calibre bullet.
The party firing the shot is not
known but they were probably
shooting at pigeons. The boys
wound is not serious. This dis
charge OF firearms within the city
limits is against the law and any
one caught will be punished.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28


while his brother Joe, who has
recently returned from a short
visit to Los Angeles, is attending
to the calling of the train crews.
Private car &c. G. c." occu-
pied by the owner, Mr.. @. 6.
Greene, of patent medicine fame,
went through attached to No. 1
Monday morning, bound for Pa
sadena, California, where Mr..
Greene will spend the winter.
Manager Sellsted, of the Wes-
tern Union office, was presented
on Christmas morning with a
gold watch, the same being the
gift of the boys in the office as a
token of the friendship they have
for Mr.. Sellsted
w. A. Ensign, manager OF the
Santa Fe Reading Room, is en-
joying the holidays with his fam
ilv in Phoenix. K. LaPrade is
in charge Of the reading room
during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner
left Thursday evening for their
old home at Monticello, Indiana,
being called home on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Tur-
ner's father.
Joe Haberstock, steward of the
Harvey House here for the last
year, has resigned his position
and has joined the force Of clerks
in Babbitt's grocery department.
Conductor L. A. Fuller left on
No. 1 Tuesday to be absent for
about sixty days, during which
time he will visit IN California,
Oregon and Washington.
c.. r. Bauerbach returned Sun
day from the springs at ElsinOre,
California, where he has been for
some time past taking treatment
for rheumatism.
Misses Agnes and Margaret
Walsh, apprentice operators for
the Santa Fe, spent Christmas
with their parents at Flagstaff.
A cigar store owned by H. r.
Dearing was opened up this week
in the room next to Drums bar
Der shop in the Breed Building.
Miss Alberta Henning is enjoy
ing the holiday vacation with
her parents at Pinta.
Reverend Robert E. Wright
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

w. A. Ensign, manager of the
Santa Fe Reading Room, is en-
joying the holidays with his fam
ily in Phoenix. ]. K. LaPrade is
in charge Of the reading room
during his absence.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

G. l.. Kile, Santa Fe agent at
Grants. was relieved Tuesday by
Mr.. O. H. Johns, the latter hav-
ing been acting as agent at Hol-
brook during the absence of Mr..
Brownell. Mr. Kile has not as
vet decided whether he will ac-
cept another position offered him
by the Santa Fe, as it is under
stood he has a fairly good start
in the sheep business and may
devote his whole time to this
and other interests.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Wallace Larson is back at his
old post in the depot here days,
relieving Mrs. Eaton, the lady
operator who is now at Riordan.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28
We Wish You a I Happy and Prosperous New Year

Roy Sutherland, day seal clerk,
being on the sick list, Willie Sc
cord is doing the seal grabbing
while his brother Joe, who has
recently returned from a short
visit to Los Angeles, is attending
to the calling Of the train crews.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

Ralph c. Sampson came down
from Flagstaff Saturday evening
on No. 8. He is to await the ar
rival here of two health seekers
from Michigan who are en- route
to the White Mountain Health
Resort at Showlow. Ralph will
conduct the party to the latter
place.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

B. B. Crosby, the grading con-
tractor is building a roomy
warehouse near the Santa Fe
track at the east end of town.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

{. H. BrOwnell, who was for
merry the station agent here, is
expected to arrive shortly to sue
ceed the present agent, Mr.. OH.
Tohns. Mr.. Brownell comes from
Ash Fork where he has had
charge of that busy station for
some time.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1907-12-28

The re-appointment by Presi-
dent Roosevelt of Miss Julia Ma
honey to be post master of Wins
low for another term, was con-
fr1ned by the Senate last week.
Miss Mahoney has a large circle
of friends who congratulate her
on beng re appointed to the po-
siti0n she has held and the duties