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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
PANORAMIC PICTURE
Interesting View OF Fort WhippIe and
Workmen.

Among the most perfect panoramic
pictures ever seen here Is n number
recently made by i. G.. Armitage.
showing the entire parade grounds
of Fort Wh!pple. with the buildings
already finished and others In various
stages of construction. together with
about 900 workmen. The original was
photographed with u Cirkut panoram.
ic camera. which Mr.. Armitage states
liz among the best panoramic cameras
ever invented. The camera has been
perfected during the past eighteen
months. There are only few cam.
eras OF the kind on the Pacific coast.
Major c. c. Walcutt. jr., construct.
Ing architect. can be easily identified
In the picture. as well as Superintend
ent OF Construction Hurlbert and stan
and about $50 mechanics and laborers,
The picture is FIVE feet In length. by
SIX and one'half inches In height.
Mr., Armitagc has also number OF
panoramic views OF Prescott, Mayer,
Humboldt and the Bradshaw Mount.
ain railroad switchbacks. These
range In length from thirty To thirty.
xix inches. The machine can develop
a picture six feet In length.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
CORDES
CORRESPONDENCE

CORDES, Ariz., Nov. l0.-There was
snowstorm here yesterday, which Gov.
cred all of the hills between here and
Mayer but 1t did not lay on the ground
here.
Al. Kellogg was n visitor here from
Bloody Basin. He came for supplies.
Bob Wilson visited here this week
from the Horseshoe ranch, where
Fisher Bros. are getting together "A
bunch of beef cattle, which they will
drive to Phoenix soon.
Tom Glasgow was up from his
Bumblc Bee mining property, recently.
Mark Hardy visited here this week
from Turkey Creek.
II. j. Perry was here yesterday from
the Aqua Fria.
J. II. Cordes expected to arrive here
today from Phoenix.
Il. c, Doran of Badger Springs Wis
tied here this week.
Things are a little duh here, at
present, IA most Of the Copper Creek
camps have shut down temporarily, on
account Of the inflow Of water.
ANTELOPE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
DUEL IN DARK NINE
TUNNEL PROVES FATAL

BAKER CITY, Ore, Nov: 81. 80 In
the intense darkness Of a mining tun
mel, far underground, a fatal duel oc'
cured at the Union mine Of the Corn
ncopia group, near this city. Armed
with long knives, willard J. Donnclly
and Ben West battled until the lat
ter was wounded so badly that he lived
only n few minutes.
The men were working together,
when a quarrel arose, and knives were
drawn. In the tussle that followed all
the lights were distinguished and the
fight was continued in the dark. Don
nelly stabbed his adversary in the
throat.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
COINED HALr-DOLLARS OF
PURE SILVER AT PROFIT

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The arrest
OF Herman Hence on charge Of coun'
terfeiting has brought to lignt what
the secret service officials regard as
one of the most important finds in
that line in recent years. Hence, it
~ alleged, produced half dollars OF
pure silver. His plant is said to be
in secluded spot in the mountains
The present price Of silver made pos
siblc the purchase Of silver with when
to make the coins Of standard weight
and hnencss and make profit Of about
50 per cent.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
WILL CONTINUE TO SINK OH.
WELL.
'From Thursdays Da,ly)

After delay of several months ,
consignment of easing for the oil well
pe'hg sunk by tne Yavapai oil and
M'hIhg company, has arrived at the
company = camp, near Del Rio, and
preparations are now under way 10
resume drilling at once. Workmen ,r.
already engaged in putting portion Of
the easing in place and according ia
the statement of J. c. Heslct. n mem.
per OF the company, who was here yes.
terday, drilling will be resumed in n
few days.
The well is now down to depth Of
about 800 feet. Tho management OK.
peers To make faster Roadway in sink
ing II after the required easing is in
place than ever before. The com.
pany's holdings embrace several hun.
urea acres of land, which have been
'hvorably reported on by California
ana Pennsylvania oil experts. who al.
vance the opinion that an oil well will
be developed there.
The company is composed of Pros.
colt capitalists and business man who
are determined that the ground will no
proven by well and who bavo .,
ready subscribed the necessary c,n,,,,
TO carry on the work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT RESULTS
IN MARRIAGE.
(From Fridays DailyD

Love came quick 70 II. W. Joss oi
Jerome. when he met Mrs. Maud Bow
crs. prcposscssing widow of Rich
mond. Va, about month ago, AMI his
brief but impctuous wooing won for
him bride when they were united in
marriage here last evening at o'clock
in the Episcopal church. Rev. Father
Bennett officiating.
The bride came to Prescott from
Oklahoma City, Okla, just one month
ago, tn accept n position as stenogrnph
or with the j. \. Ackor Co., but finding
the head of the firm absent, sn, went
to Jerome, where she secured u posi-.
ton with mining company. there
meeting her husband for the first time.
he being employed by the same com.
pany.
IL was n ease of love at first sight.
and bo;h deciding that long court.
ship was a waste Of valuable time. ar.
rangcmcn's were made for the mar
riagc, which took place last evening
very quietly, the bride and groom both
expressing n fcrvcnt desire to the of
feia,ing reverend and tho witnesses
present that "thosc horrid newspaper
men, he kept in ignorance Of the cul.
mnation Of their abbreviated romance.
After receiving the congratulations
OF their friends here. tho happy couple
departed last evening for Phoenix,
where they will remain until the 2sth.
after which they will return to Jcr.
ONE. where they will begin housckecp.
ing in n GLOSS" house the groom has
handsomely furnished for the rcccp
ton of his bride.
As the train bearing the newly wed.
dcd pair pulled out of the station last
evening. n well known lawyer friend of
the couple was heard to softly muir.
muir:
81 suppose. for the rest Of her life.
she will, in spite of her Episcoplian
religion, worship Joss.
Laync- Darlington.
Married, mt the home of the bride =
mother. Mrs Mary Laync, in West
Prescott, Wednesday afternoon, at .
D clock. Miss Elsie Layne and Daniel
Darlington. About twenty Of the init |
mate friends Of the contracting parties
were present to witness the ceremony,
which was performed by Justice Me.
Lane. At the conclusion of the mar.
-ingc ceremony short reception was
,cld, followed by a wedding supper.
The bride is well and favorably
Known throughout the city, numbering
many in her circle OF friends, whom she
'as won through her charming person.
'lity. The groom has resided mere
many years, and is engaged in the up.
,olstery business, on West Gurlcy
treet.
The newly welded pair. who will
make their future home in the Noun.
ain City, have already started house
ieeping in West Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
DYING MOTHER SEEKING
HER BOY, L. w. LANDERs.


Yesterday Mayor Goidwater received
letter from II. T.. Landers Of Arkan
sas CITY, Kan, asking for information
concerning the whereabouts Of Leon
ard W. Landers, a miner by occupation,
who was last heard Of here. The let
ter states that Landers' aged mother
is very i'll and desires to see him before
her death.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
YOUNG ROBIN SON
DOES NOT WANT
TO MARRY
Declares Bisbee Girl
Didn't Travel In
His Company


Frank Robinson of Jerome. and
Frances Logan of Bisbcc, returned
from Jerome yesterday morning, chap
croncd by Deputy sheriff jeff Adams.
says the Phoenix Republican. Mr..
Robinson was transferred To the wo
man g cell of the county Jail aud the
girl was detained in the Office of the
sheriff until her father NIGH, call for
her. Even then he was not given full
custody of her until he had agreed with
Justice johnson that she should not bc
taken out Of the jurisdiction of his,
court until after tde examination Of
Robinson on charge of abduction
Robinson was arraigncd aud his trial
was set for Monday morning.
Both the boy aud the girl denied that
they had given cause for thus setting
the wheels of the law in motion in tlis
rapid manner, but as interested parties
their statements as to their movements
since their disappearance last Satur.
day are discrcditcd by DISTINGUISHED
observers.
1t was Thought the affair might he
~ttled by n marriage: the parents of
the girl might at first have been salts
fed with that solution but il is doubt.
full now IL the girls father would give
his consent. He interviewed the
young man after he had been locked
up and Robinson was inclined To be-
defiant. lie said that he did not want
20 be married aud that there was no
moral reason way he should he. The
girl is not hankcring after matrimonv
and IL is thought that the parents Of
the young man would not approx. such
a step.
Robinson began clamoring for his re-.
lease on a bond soon after he WIS
brought in, and later in the day "A te!,. |
gram was received from his father. the |
postmaster Mt Jerome. asking why his
son had not been given nis freedom on |
the bond on which he was released |
at Jerome, pending the arrival there Of
the Phoenix officer. II was held,
though, that bond was irregular. Ar
rangements were begun for the filing
of a new bond and it will probably be
this morning.
Both Robinson aud the girl say tint
they did not travel To jerome together
and, in fact, did not see each other
after Friday night until they met in
Jerome on Sunday morning. Robinson
said he was surprised TO meet the girl
there and when he learned that she
to get job in the Jerome post
Office he brought family influence to
bear on his father.
At the time Of the arrest of the pair
by the Yavapai officers the girl had
not entered upon her federal duties.
though Immediately after her arrest
and her transfer to the custody Of
Robinson = mother she was given ON.
ployment in the postof,icc.
The girl, who is quite bright AMI
handsome, had been inclined to way.
wardncss and hal been committed for
4 short time 20 the Industrial school mt
Benson. She says that sac had no in
tention Of being bad, but that she was
simply DESTROYS Of leaving home ~ she
could not get on well with her father.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
LABORERs PASS T.,.cUuH.
Orrom Fridays Daily

Thirteen white men and twenty three
colored laborcrs passed through here
last night in u special ear attached to
Che southbounl train, en- route from
Kansas City to Parker, where they will
be employed ia the construction of the
Arizona 4 California railroad bridge
over the Colorado river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
IS SHOT, DIES AND IS BURIED IN
FEW HOURS

vos,o,J,v ,,,nir, - 90 ,',lork dead
NJ I.9o - ,cl,ck j., tl,c ,,tcrnoop. and
bur;od nuJc, siy r.., If r,rth AL 3
o,ciock - ,bc r,,orJ ,f the las, d,y
in ,bc lifc - Horny smith. Arncbc In.
d;., ,ho ,;o,;,, ., ,h.. ,,,,,r,,,, aim If
William Waterman. also an Apache.
who inflicted the fatal wound during
drunken orpic IN the Fort Wnipplc
slaughter house gulch. about q mlc
north of the citv. early Yesterday morn
ing.
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sner'I once OF the ARRAY Deputy
"her'n burns hurried to the scene,
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MA" 'e"'' dangerously wounded.
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win. lie lived nj MAYER for Some ,imo
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

His surviving relatives announced
last night that they had under consid
GRAFTON the shipment Of his remains TO
the former home Of the family in IIol
ton, Kan. for intcrment.
Succumbs TO tuberculosis.
At noon. yesterday, ". u. Champ
ncy. unmarried, died at the Finn San.
i,arium in West Prescott, the fatal dis
ease being consumption, from which he
had been n sufferer for several wears.
Deceased was about 81 years old.
and native Of Pcrrysburg, Ohio. lie
came here about two months ago,
from Tempe, in hopes that the change
of climate would result bcncficiallv TO
his health.
Ills remains were taken in charge
by the Rufrncr undertaking establish
mcnt, to be- prepared for shipment TO
his old home IN Ohio for intcrmcnt. lie
leaves no relatives in this section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

Inc JouRNAL-MINER - the ONE
org newspaper Of Northern and Cen.
trail Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
Dies From Typhoid.

After an illness Of only few days,
Madison Sherwood Goodc, aged 80, at.
tache Of the Yavapai Clib, succumbcd
to An attack of typhoid fever, yester
day Mt noon.
Previous to his arrival acre, three
years ago, deceased had been engaged
in the merchandise business in Kansas
for about thirty years. Surviving him
he leaves wife and two daughters,
Mrs. l., W. Sanford Of this city and
Mrs. o. u. Roberts Of Los Angeles
The latter left Los Angeles last night,
en- route here to attend the funeral.
Since he came to this city, and until
stricken with the fatal illness. he
filed a responsible position at the Yav.
apai Club.
He was man of genial disposition,
good business habits and strictly de.
voted to the duties Of his position.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
EN- PARIS
El PRocEso De HARRY THAw

Los informes sobre el juicio
criminal Thaw- White que Sc
sigue actualmente en- Nueva
York ocupan un lugar preemi-
nente en- los diarios parisieuses.
N. M. Marcel Provost Y Alfred
Capus toman notas conjunta-
mente con la intenci6n de sacar
de este asunto una comedia con
cscenas en- Nueva York y en-
Paris. Los retratos de las per-
sonas que fguran en- el proceso
son reproducidos en- los diarios.
Il Echo de Paris. el "Gil Bias, !,
lie Matin' y La Liberte.' pu-
blican articulos editoriaIes So
bre este hecho sensational que
ellos consideran como una re-
velaci6n caracteristica delo que
pasa en- ciertos medios de la
alta sociedad americana.-"La
Republique Francaise", dices
Este suceso habria pasado
inadvertido ST no estuviese de
por medic un hombre que goza
de una gran fortuna v de una
parentela aristoCrat,ca. lie FL
garo" llama la atencion sobre
los servic'os eminentes que la
vjctima del suceso, Mr.. Stan
ford White presto a la ciudad
de Nueva York. desCe el punto
de vista artistico y arquitecto-
nico.
Consultado acerca del case Ell
professor Lombroso respondio
desde Turin 10 siguiente: lei
enorme gasto de energia hecho
por los ascendientes para con-
quistar la rqueza empobrece a
sus hjos. los cuales caeu en- I'm
desfallecimi nto moral o en- i'm
becilidad intellectual" La prem
sa soCialista del mAndo entero
sc ha apoderAdo de estas pala-
bras del Professor italiano. que
viencn EN- condemnation de una
claSe a la Cual ,iiri2e tolos sus
t1ros, para renovar sus ataques
i los capitalists. FL asunto
Thaw- White promote, pues.
larga duraSIuu en las coiumnas
de los diariOS. mIentras dure el \!
proceso y recaiga Ell veredlcto
de la ley sobre Ell cuipabie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

La barc,. entregaia 4 pr opit inpa-o W & d.r
contra el esc No. e int etc MeIch,r Sc ca>o COR
una cocinera.
Sin embargo. el 'fa que sc com promet6 & nars
siempre con ell, estaba ~ borracho nj p,an,sd g
no sc deab, levar, NJ mucho menos, de un arrsuou.
de passion.
Zero tai ves hay poteucias muv ds,ie
tas del espfrisu del coras6n, hasta de los sea
tdos.-potentencas misteriosss que Sc spoderar del
msndo On los momentos de anonadamiento en- Que D.,
csras psrecen dormitsr. tai eran esas las on
Melchof habla encontrad ell fondo de las psi ,S
PupiIas que le miraban tfmdsmene. Una tarde ca as
enco1t-6 la joven. orlss del rio y Sc sentd :,
lado. entire Is caha .-si ssbec por que eu,re
9arlc -
Apenss casado Sc ,str6 aterrsdo de 10 Que h.hs
heeho;-7J no 10 oculsS Ia poore Luisa que e av,s
psrd6n con toda humildad
No era perverso. Sc 10 concedo de buen er a,
psro IN msmento dcspu6s snti6se uuevamen,e attn
ceado por los rcnordimientos en- u,-iio de .ns
sos, % casa do ricas discfpuas cue le rni~.h
dssde6oas que - estremecisn. ca el roce ..
- mano. cusndo trataba dc reri6car Ia ,osic6n u,
sus dcdos O ci teclado.
Volvfa entonces el rostro somb brio en n, ,,.,.
leia Luisa Gu ii cofazoh a5aa a \ y III ur.....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

.oU O. FL aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
meor remedo para las Intermediates del Estomago Dspep
ia aas destoIes Su sabor agradabe puede
omo aqua comun Este tesoro para hay
ia de botelas boeas suelta en- las
siguentes
MAYAGUEZ. don E. Franco
PONCE, Hotel Colmado de don B Mel1a
AGOADlLLA. Farmaca de don J. Font.
AREClBO Hotel Las Baleaes" Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orpi Ca. '
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAYAMA Sres. Freiria Hnos.
CAGUAS, Sr Ambrnsio Machuca
MANAiL L. oreo j. Pauro Ca
HUMACAO don Au1elio Ramirez
MAUNABO. Fa1macia lie don lose e. Suprafes
CAROLINA Sres Atsuaga Ca
CANONANAS ores Fernandez Sobrinos
SAN JUAN Farmaca Colon, de don L. Almazau Suce,ores
e fernandez hsrmano Sucesores de Sobno Fernandez
'aa efez "a lose terna ndez don Francisco Carrero
y sus agentes generates +. Font he m no.
recio en- odas parties 80 ctys. botel IL de litro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
JUAN CkISTOBAL

-Pues b-n 81; esto 81 servirfa p,ra pouer peor
las cosas: income dar ustedes 10 que quiero
cvitar
IS, 10 suplco ustei!
El viejo suspro, Sc 1:vant6 djo:
Me voy.
Acerc6se ella rozf frente con SD durs barba
10 pregunt6 81 iabs ago baj6 Ia luz del qunque
Sc narnh6 titTes ndo cou In sila medic de Ia
obscul idad de /. b. bitaci6n.
P.ro no hsoia Il gaao la tsca!sra. cua,do psns6
en- que 81 hiio solsra DOR acho, fu6 deteniendo
Gala peldano.
F'xuraoase mil peligros, 81 l. dejaba ensrar
En- Il Il nido agitsba dc h
Dal f,nl, de 81 ser subfa como IN sufrimiente
icstone clio a
Pdsoss tieso retorcdss suerpo, apret6 os pufos
fruncio las cejaa
81 dolor iba crecicndc, tranqui'o ssguro do sus
NJ ,abf. que ea. nj hAsta doode habfs d
neesr
p.lssi.s immense. iu,.,nin.bis' ptossruupls %
lame ~ u grtos.
su m ~ ls.Asa,esa dulzura el sufrimi-ao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
FL ARTE De DOAM|R

La educacii, femenina va q
~completarse de I'm nodo tellz.
Hasta ahora Sc enoen naba q las
nlrlas tc er III porte graclO>O.
4 baila Il eleganCia. a cantar
con arte. a>i"1>mV a pintar sin
Contar los ejerCiclos tisicoS. Sc
gun la mod inelesa. Todo es
to constiluia 10 que Sc llamaba
las artes de entreteniniento.
Ahora st trata dc ensenarles
las reglas para iormlr de un
Inodo eductor. la sonrisa en-
los labios. Ell posturas encanta-
doras.
Ell inventor de este nuevo
metodo, acaba dc abrir en- Lon
dres un curse que enc gran
exito.
Hacc notar a sus alumnas To-
feo que uno parece cuandO Sc
duerme con la boca alberta. en-
una postura muy a andonada.
Estas lecciones tlenen por obje-'
to indisar q las mu .eres q guar
dar poslciones graclosas duran
te ei suefio. en- una palabra q
dormir con belleza
FL professor de sueilo (es asi
COMO sc titula) esta hacienda
fortuna.
1odas las ingiesas de la aris-
tocTacia piensan, segtln parece,
sepuir los cursos de este inno-
vador.
Elias piensan volverse lindas
durniendo. hasta las que no 10
son, estando despiertas. Pero
nc,llcgaran tai vez q csc result
tasto.
III pruf1suI rs IN gran hom-
bre pero no I'm bruJo.
" ESQ
Eli esla I.IPREN'T A Sc COM
pra tlpo xls III - - lisado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
o8RA9 nuEvA9
DE Ia soclEDAD DE EDIc1oHns LIrnRA
RIAs ARTIsTIcAs
FRANCESA

"Quien pierdc gana", >ror A. Capus.
"LAs confdencias de una abuela, -,
Abel Hermant.
"Mi Ito Bsrhasson", por NJ. Uchar.
LA Bailarina de Pompeya'', por j. Ber
eroy
"Basilio y Sofia, por r. Adam.
"I4os CiviliMdos", por o.. Farrere.
"Bisancio". por J. Lombard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Doctor Gustavo Mu11oz
DE La FACULTAr DE MEDICINA De MADRID
Y Ex-PNoFesoR cliNico !.
OEl-.HOsPITAl De SAN CARLOS
- IA A1lsAA rACUIrA1
@ seGTsss . % viaie Madri6, b sseabjoctl,
- odc'1a professional
- h Gallo 10 Tetuxn ndmere 81.
@oRA6 ID OOrsULrA, DD \ . =. =
s1lEseoe soosoo q,
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ v1GO, NJ IA
AYAo UEZ
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEz v1CO. N. IA

Situado este estsh shlecimiento su u centre
o 10 calls A6ndes vigo. con m jardfa d
nonte, q el que reuse maysrss ventajas
comodidades para los se1ores viajsres, y
el que cuents con mejores habitacionss iFoe-
sas, vsntiladas, magnifcos banos tueAAs-
- Cema1as & todas her,e -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

e01OOlo 0I A0o0AnoD
v NOTARgA
7:Aatonio Alvarez-Navs e.
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y: Francisco de Il Tore e.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Fl. F. Cummings will again lease the
Driving Park race track this season for
the purpose of fitting his speed horses
for the coming races Of the fall ana
summer. and the track will soon Do
placed in condition for the work. Ino
horses which Trainer Webb will handis
this season are the black stallion Cre
mona which he recently purchased "
Cecil Bowman. the gray mare Mllno
Wilkes, the black gelding Jack Woo,.
ley, and three-year-old colt WIN"
Mr.. Webb is raising and which wa,
sired by Nelson's Wilkes out
Brenda. 1t is also possible that wa.
rem s. Malcolm may conclude to III ~,
bay geldng Hello Bill, 2.251s, for tao
fall races. and if so the horse VIII =
worked out on the track mentlohs'
above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Judge Andrews had one Of his sun
rise sessions at the municipal court
Monday morning and lined up the
prisoners on hand before they had
time to get their hair combcd or per-
form their morning ablutions. There
were four of them in all. Willis and
Bert Yeaton, Eddie Harvey and VIII
fred Thernicr, and as all were in for
the same cause. ovcrindulgence IN
stimulants, they were all visited with
the same fine, Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

4 IS understood that one of the i'm
provements which will be inaugurated
at The Belgrade" the coming season
is a line Of large autocars which viii
he operated between the hotel and
belgrade Depot. There will be several
of these cars capable Of carrying ~
or more people and which can also be
arranged to carry baggage or freight
They will be operated by company
which runs them during the winter
months at the fashionable resorts Id
Florida.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Work will be commenced today on
Assistant Postmaster Halls cottage on
the vest shore Of Weber pond. in ac-
cordarce with plans which Mr.. Hall
had drawn fer remodeling that struc-
turc. Tho work win be done under d.
rccti"l Of Howard Halves of Vassal-
b"r". and when completed Mr.. Hall will
have ono of the prctticst and most COM
Portable summer homes to be found on
the shores Of any pond in that section.