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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-01
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
MarshaIItown independents School Dis
trict, iowa-C. c. Urine, Treasurer.
Teachers Fund.

Feb. 26. 1soe.-Feb. Is, 1907.
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.FRATERlIO OAD SO
CiaI Y BGn6fiCa.
CONOURsO.

En- Is BecFetaria General de estR AaOs
.ciaci6n, Be EeCibir6 pTopoHicfones haAta q
dia 80 de AgoatO 1907 sobTe provision de
los siguientes aEtfculos ds conner, destina-
dos a consume de los individuos de- IL
BoCiedad en- Lac respsCtivas Iocalidades ca
donde haya Bido ConHtituido Comit6 de la
FRATERNIDAD.
CARNEs de res Csin hueso) por 100
Iibras diaEias, por 200 libras diarias, por
800 Iibras diaFias, por 400 ibras diaHiaE,
poE 500 ibEas diaEias.
CARNES de res econ huaso) por 100
libras diaHias, poE 200 libEas diaEias, poE
300 libraB diariaR poE 400 libras diarias,
por 500 libras diaTias.
PAM Complete hecho con harina
fregca ' de buena calidad y bien coCido. J
pOr 100 libras diRrias, por 200 libras dis.
Eiag, pOT 300 libEas diaFias, poF 400 libFas
diarios por 500 libras diarias poF 600
libras diarias, por 1000 ibEaa diariaS, por
1900 libFas diarias.
LECHE.-( PuRa con Ia denBidad exi-
gids por los Reglementos Sanitarios } por
so cuartilloB diarios, poE 100 Cuartillos
diarios, por $50 cuartillos diaTios, por 200
cuaEtilloS diarioA por $50 CuaTtilloB dis
Fias, por 800 cuaEtillos diaries.
CONDICIONEs-Se abre este con-
CuEBo para todos = cads una de las lOCali-
dades de Ia Isla, donde 90 hays constituido
Comit6.
FL psgo de estOs artfculos, Be veriacaF6
al contado.
Para cantidades mayoTes, Be har6n ARE
CLOS especiales CON aquelIos que hsyan oh.
tsnido la buena pro.
Los precioB que go establezcRn seF6n
para artfculos que Is Junta Local de La
FRATERNIDAD sus asoCiados tomar6
en- los propioB establecimisntos de los ven
dedorea, niempre que est6n dsntFo del nd
cleo de las poblaciones reapectivas.
AdvaTsaria declaradR de los monopolioa
esta sociedad,. se reserva el derecho de
aceptar vaFias proposiciones en- cada loca-
idad, meior que una soils.
La aceptaci6n de este contFRto, apaTeja
Ia Eumisi6n & Ia inspection mas, escrupu-
Ioaa de todoB de cada uno de los miem
bros de Ia Association.
Ell concuruo debe hacerss con tantO POI
ciento do Eebaja sobre los pFecioB coErien'
tas & que 20 details q los no asOcSGdOs en-
Ii respective localidad.
La duraCi6n de este contrato ser6 de
seis megeu, prorrcgables por otros seis me-
ses mas poF voluntad de ambRg parties.
r. MGtienso CSntr6n, Presidente, Rafael
Lopeg Londr6n, secretario.
session. Ne vino el ''toro" de los Regla'
mentos de Eanidad.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autarIzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rulll.
zado S3I5,532.s8, U. Sc.
OperaciOnes que reoliaa:


PF6siamos: Con garantias persOnales, con
colaterales, y con hipotecas corto largo
plazo sobre fncas r1sticae.
DssCusntOs: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales q corto plazo.
GirOs: Sobre Espafla, New York, Paris,
Londres y HanburgO
GITOs pOT Cable: sObre New York y Ma
Cuentas CorrIsntss: Con interes de 2 poo
Anual disponibles la vista por cheques.
ImpOsolonss plazo fiIO: Con interes de 2
ep. 8 annual segnn tempo.
SreC0i6B do shOFF0s: ImpOsiciOnes sobre lie
b etas desde 25 cts. q $1,000 con intereses
al6 6pS annual.
Cohrsnlas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobrO. Sin comisi0n para
los corrientistas.
DeD6sltos: De efectivo valores.
Gamble de- mOnedas: De todos los pafses.
V0nta dc o6dulas hIpotsOaFIas: La mejor Inc
version en- Puerto Rico, interest," p. Slpa-
gaderO pOr cupones semestrales.
Venta Do fnOaS: DandO faciidades para 81
pago, en- las jurisdiCciones de AdjUntas,
Aguas BUenas, AibOnitO, ArecibO, Barceloa
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, COrozaI, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, NaEanjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, YabucOa y Yauco.
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DE TEATRO.
MARINA.

Desde que Jorge excIam6, ca la bonita
fraue musical: PasouoE amigo nsiO, MARI.
ma sdOnde estdG, Comprendimon que ri 81
citado PaEcual (R) EVaTSsto Vetes, ni los
eypeotadores, habrfan de daF CON la ingrata,
III stin con ID IinteEna 10 que fueEe de
Di6genes PHietO, 81 de Carolina.
Marina p6soBs ca eBcena, zero solo en-
sa16 Ia pantoFEilla, asf como pudo.
Vigil, que eB nm apEeciabla tehorino, 81
ca Fsalidsd no hizO que ss eyocRrs el Te.
cuerdo de Sanchez Reichard, por 10 menos
Heffesc6 IN tRnto 81 &mab,e jGns6as On que
eAts oOmciWdGdGaO SO metiera cuando NOS
10 pEesentaron Andres y Go. como un
Cometa de pFimera msgoitud.
FL senior Vigil pusde haCer muCho mas
y mejoF que 10 de anoche.
En- 81 cuaFtsto aslieEon todo 10 airosog
que las circunstancias permitfRn, la Ma.
trds, Vigil, Velez y Real.
Eate baritone es bueno. A mi peEs0'
nRlments me 90 POGO BimpatiCo, pero por
ESQ no he de quitarle iierTO 8 Bu valimien.
70, 81 modo que cieFtos DOniWones Para
dos de echsrBeloB 6l tigre; peras del pats,
que, On aventuraa de cieRta fndole, no pue-
0G4 Rh1eA 0S - SgOo AAA0ksS4eA0ASH9 &S9EASN
de que, Ultima hora, han deiado de vivir
on olDr de Bantidad.
Yo doy 81 Zar 10 que es del ZaE, hasta
bOmbas, de aquellas que, con tanta picardfa,
prodiga la CaBtillito, = que ys las quiHieTan
para q NicOI0ses inconaolableB de la Gro
niquerfa andante; los cuales NScOloses, si
no hay para elloB deHnarigadRB complacena
ciss, fsrfullRn GkaSes en- vez de revistas
teatraleB.
lPobres. -. Valbuenasl
En- EE Pobre VaJbuena, jGsto 90 decir
que V6lez obsuvo mercedes aplsuBos. El
p6bIico le recibi6 con 81 carifo de STEM
pre-. IFS del cWrding! Y triunf6, pesaT
de la poda de los booatiIIOs.
El maestro Msyoquf, que vale 10 que
pesa que 90, adem5B. del cWrdiag, diriji6
E2 Po6re EGlbMenG como 81 Babe haCerlo:
con 50 peculiar maestr1a.
lY Marina? Dichosos los ojos que la
vuelvan yer, RigOLettOI
MAESTRO HILARIO.
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COFCURSO.

La sociedad espaflola de Auxilio Mdtuo
Y Beneficencia ha acOrdado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectOs para Ia cons
truce on de un edificiO destinado Sana-
torio. El premio para el prOyecto que go
ella sera de ST. 200 y Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de $500 cada unO. Los
proyectos deberan ser entrsgados antes de
fas doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de Ia Comisi6n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuYa direction es, A. Vicente
v Ca. Marina, y q quien pueden olr1glTse
los interesados para obtener una Copia del
plieqo de condolences del conourso, San
Juan PR. 90 julio de 1907 El PEeaidents,
Z sAyalip0 Vicente, hQYtss
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FaIToCI6 astl mafSRl o.
LGdo. Am6rlGO GOIgol Slhat

Esta mafiana fAllsci6 en- eata Ciudad el
sefior Americo Gsigsl Sabat, muy j6ven
adn, que, poV 81 cultura , trato personal,
hfzose eatimRr On donde quieEa que eHtuvo.
PareCs que Ia desgFacia Be ha ceFnido
en- aquel hogar, en- el que tOdaB laB virtu
des brilan.
J6ven, con un porveDir alberto suH
aspiracioneu, mal6grase bajo Ia segur de
tempFana muerte.
Tuyo asfdua aBiBtencia facultativs; pero
al fin venci6 los esfuerzos de la ciencia Ia
cruel enfsTmedad que le poAtr6 para
siempre
Tods clase de cuidadoB tuvi6ronse con 81
paciente, lleno de vida aver, = hoy rim
diendo su tribute la TERRA.
Aqusl CaE6ctsr senciIlo 8 ingenuo, ba'
ia & Ia tumba con el reHpeto y caTifio que
mereCen los A6res que como 81, vivieTon
en- el ambiente de afsCtos que BupO fOFmar
DOR sus sentimientoH mobiles y geneFosos.
Que en- Ia mansion de los justos goce de
Is paz q. obtienen aquelloB que cumplen
como buenoB en- Is TERRA.
Para sus familiare8, Hentido p6same de
"La Correspondence.
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MAESTRO HILARIO.
Ell jOVen Francisco BetanGOurt fu6
ahSuBltO.
So VIC 81 IuIGIO On apsIlGIdn On ID COTtO Do
DIStrItO

Francisco BstanCOurt, j6ven que, segdn
informeg, ea de conducts acrisolada, fue
denunciado poE supueAto hurtO de menoF
cuantfa, por 81 comerCiRnte juan Sierra,
de PueYta de TERRA.
El juicio 90 vic en- Ia Corte municipal,
allf fac copdenado dos meSeB.
No estuvo coDforms, y apsl6 q Ia CoEte
de diatrito.
Inf6rmaBe que hoy, vinto el juiciO en-
este fltimo tribunal, Bstancourt fac alb
suelto, aeg6n Bs stirma pOr no apeFsceE
comprobado el sludido delito.
Ell abcgado defenBOr del j6ven Betan'
court, hiso an buen trsbsjo lOgEandO que
uu defendido nslieSs abAuelto. A esa de-
fsnua Sc mueatran agradecidos asf 81 joven
Betsncourt como los comerciantea se1ores
Felix Diaz Disz, Sinforiano Garcia y
Jose Pillar Sergio, que ateatiguan que Be
tsncourt fu6 siempre I'M mozo de cabal
honradez y dc levantadaS prendss perso
males, por 10 cuaI gozs de merecida eSti
maci6n.
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Departamento del Interior.
Bureau da Ohras PdhIIoas.
Ofeina del Superintendent.

San Juan. P. R., Agosto 10, 1907.
Propoaicionss en- pliegOS Cerrado1 para
la adjudication On p6blics subastR de Ia
construction de 3 SO ktI6metros mas 8 me-
nos de carretera en- la Secci6n de Bsya
mon & ComeTfo Sc admitiF6n en- eBta Ofici-
ma hasta Iap 10 a. m. del dfa "a de agosto
de 1907, en- que 90 abriEan p6blicamente.
FL presupuestG aprOximado de laA obEaB
Cd de $51.4O0 mas 6 menoB.
TodoB los dates necesarioH, imprego de
las proposiciones instFucCiopes los pos
tores ser6n BuministradoB en- eata Ohcina
los licitadores.
La Administration Sc TeBsrva el deret ho
de rechazsr cuaTquiera 8 todas las propo-
aicioneu, de adjudicar 81 cOntrato bsjo
otras oonSidaTaciones que Las de precio So
lamente. Respetuoaamente, J. J. JSnae-
nes. superintsndente de Obras PdblicaH.
s " q,
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AIpubIic0 en- general.

TkoRase presenteDi es q. no % quieTe pEl
var de las comi las mas alimenticiaB, que
r. bocs eu uno de los principales 6Eganos
del cuerpo humane. Veass con 90 dentls'
a fayoritO para que le examine bien %
hoca 81 tisne que hsCerse slguna extrac'
ci6n no deje que le inyects otro anest6sico
ana NO uea 81 Antidolar 81 Cual es 81 Gnico
1sconocido pof la Ciencia medica , dental.
Ds vents en- el Dep6sito Dental de joss
asIeado JineneE, San Francisco S6, San
dgAas F. n
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EI cumsta en- CaIabOzO.
AstrOnomIl plmpSrl,

Telkgrsfo Nscioual.-De Calabazo, el z
IA apOstO de 1907,-LaB 2 hS. p. m. SeftOr
qumersindO RivaS, Director de Ell Cons.
gTTUCIoNAL
Hscia la parte Oriental de eSta ciudad
Ru6 deUoubierto Dor el sefior JacintO Visns
! areuusT otraA psrsonau, 4 ESQ de las de
il msfi0na, un gran cometa que mide 8
brazadaa mas mencs.
-Ultimamente fslIsci6 81 laborioEo y
honrado ciudadsno Pedro Pablo 1anes'-
GqSLIeruno E GaLqGdO. COFTesponHal.
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ANURCIO De SUBASTA
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTER1OF
Ofcimus del Supsrintsndents de O6rG
PGbicGs.

San Juan, P. r., Agosto 81 dc 1907
Proponicionea en- pliegOs cerrados para
Is adjudication en- p6blica aubauta de les
Obras de Montaje del P1ente Gobre q Rio
Cialitou, car1etera n6merO II Manah-
Gales, ae admitir6n en egta oGCina haste
Las 10 9. m. del die 81 de AgcstO de 1907
en- que se abrirEn p6bLiCamsnte.
EI preuupueBto de Las obEas aBciende s
1886 90 aproximadamsnte.
TodOs los datos necesarioB 90 daran en-
esta OfcinR donde Bs encuantEan de ma
nifesto todos LOS doCUmentoB que han de
rseir On ID contEata , pcdr6n EeCojer lol
Iicitadores los modelos de prOpOlcioneA
que han da pFeIsntar.
In administration TeservR 81 deFaCho
de rechagar cuaIquiera 6 tOda1 IRs prOpO'
-icione. ~. J. JiMsasI, Superintendent
da QhEau Pdblioa& lQHh y. 4
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COLOCAClONES.

Pueden obtenerla una ioven s sefiora
que conozca di6ujO J uns joven que liable
ingles entienda aIgo do labores , dc ira
bajos de ofc;na. DiIijirse The Porto
Rico Drswn Work and Embroidery Co
Tetuan IA. San Juan Is Va.
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DEPARTANENTO De EDUGAGlON De PUERTO RICO
OfiOina del GOmisiORadO.
ANUNCIO.

Sc anuncian dos escuelas rurales vaCan.
tes en- Ia isIa de CulebEa, con Bueldo de
S45 menBualeu, perO Gin aBignaci6n para
casa habitaci6n. Passje de san Juan &
CuIebra anistencia m6dica durante 81
afio escolar, gratis Las BolicitudeB deben
ser dirigidas al ComiAionado de InatEuc.
ci6n, San Juan. P. r 5v. 8.
SO VENDEN dos extensos solareg, ba.
rrio de PueEta de Terra, donde existen
tres cssaH de MADEIRA. En- esta imprenta
q ipformar6 del vendedor repTesentante.
3v.
LIBRETAs, libros COpiadOres, archi
vog nara Ia correspondence, lspiceB, plu
mas. blocks, attaches ETC., tienen de vents
M. Burillo ' Co, San JustO 35.
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A V | S 0

ServictO de Trenes de cargo entire San Juan
y Ponce en- so borGs pOr Ia american
Railroad Company Of Porto Rico.
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DIARIO.

Con 10 teTminaCl6n de los &ImacsneB us
cargs On San Juan Ia inauguration del
servicio de carga diario, Ia Compafifa Po-
dr6 dar al pdbIicO un seTvicio mejoF que
en- cualquier otrO tempo antaTicTments.
Solicitensa precios ser4n uuministradoA
"A. DuvaL Manager.-E. ". Psabody,
Traffic supt. 15v.G.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-19
HOQUlAm

Chas. Rychard is away on short trip
about Thursday.
r. |. Peck who has been visiting
friends in Oregon and California. return
ed home Friday.
Geo. l.. Davis left Friday afternoon
for few days vacation at his summer
cottage at Pacific.
Mrs. II. NJ. futile, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Peel, and her hus-
band are at the beach for few days.
Mrs. Phoebe Maker and daughters
who have been visiting with Mrs. &. F.
Tharpe, left Friday for their home in
Chehalis.
Word was received of the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Drake OF Eu-
reka, Cal. Mrs. Drake was Miss Ethel
Reed OF this city.
Mrs. f. II Retsloff. mother Of Police
Justice Retsloff. arrived Friday night
from San Francisco, and will make her
future home here.
David Garvey left Sunday for his old
home in Clinton, Ontario, where he will
reside for while, but il he does not like
the climate he will return to Washing.
ton and settle on farm.
All west bound trains were loaded tc
their capacity yesterday with weekend
visitors to the beach. Agent Williams
states that the local sales of tickets as
well as general traffic to the seaside this
month will break all previous records.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacka returned
last Friday night from a few months
visit to old friends and relatives in
Boulder, Col. Mr.. Jacka states that
after his visit there he is quite satisfied
with the climate OF Washington, which
he believes to be the finest in the world,
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IN CHEHALIS COUNTY
I.EAPPENINGS in ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
III TENS of Interest From all SECTIONS
of ChehaliS County,, Gathered Dy
aberdeen Herald Core SpOndSnfS
a1and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
ELMA

The I. O. 0. f. building was reshingled
asst week.
Arthur Fleming went to Tensno We'd
ryesdav, to visit his sister, Mrs. +. e..
rS--ibbe.
Rodney Maxwell drove Dave Vance's
:aew Carter car from Tacoma to Elma on
Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday school held their
4unual picnic Wednesday in Lorg's
grove on the CIoquallum creek.
Miss Suse Miller was very i'll few
Eavs this week. She contracted a severe
sold while at the beach at Westport.
T. A. Osborne went to Lebam, Wash. ,
Wednesday, where he has been awarded
Gle contract for building a schoolhouse.
One Of the Snldow children at Porter,
s-aile playing in one OF the trees near
here, fell from it and is very seriously
;niured.
Mrs. Eva Wade and Mrs r.. II. Wade
vent to Olympia Thursday morning to
81 consult a physician in regard to Mrs
%ade's Illness.
Mrs. Horn and daughter, Mrs. Albert
Bewey, lett Thursday afternoon for Se-
a.ttIe, WASH, where Mr.. Dewey is con-
Quoting pharmacy.
Mrs. Jos, Miller and family, Mr.. and
&rs. Albert Gebhart and Miss Bessie
-trubel returned Saturday afternoon
IRON their camping trip at Westport.
Mrs. J. B. Kirkaldie and daughter,
t'ellie, and Mrs. Campbell and daughter,
Zulu, returned Thursday afternoon from
.,sn extended camping expedition in the
Gunault Reservation.
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MONTESANO

Mckinley Wilson, r. M. Warren and
Jay.
Mrs. William Geissler left Thursday
or Westport to enjoy few weeks out
nag at the beach.
Miss Florence Garter, the daughter OF
Irs. Perry Olsoa, is spending the week
ct Westport with relatives.
Misses Rena Rowland and Justine
,r!srothers and Arthur f. Graham went
% Aberdeen Wednesday evening to at
END the dance at the pavilion.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Freeburger and
son, Deibert, came down from Tenino,
~resdav evening in their automobile, re.
larning home the following morning.
Howard Fiaherty is at the Aberdeen
General hospital suffering from a severe
stack OF typhoid fever. Some OF his
-ienls who went down Sunday wsre not
yermtted to see him.
Mrs. George Everett and daughter
* ISIS Evelyn, went to Hoquiam Tuesday
Ia visit Mr.. Everett. who is now engaged
Is caiei accountant at the e. *. Wood
( amber company's office.
Henry OFT has been engaged as fore
pen at the Montesano Lumber & Mfg
cnnlpany's mill and it .is expected that
~e will locate here permanently as soon
"a ne can find a suitable house.
segera! rev schoolhouses are being
a;lt throughout the county and these.
.,gether with the increased corps OF
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teachers required by other schools. make
a brisk demand for capable teachers.
Frank Byes is arranging his affairs
preparatory to removing to Los Angeles,
where he will superintend the lumber
shipments of the Montesano Lumber &
Mfg. Co., to Southern California points.
Elva Junk and M. r. LOOMS were at
the county seat from the Humptulips
country, Tuesday. They say that the
new roads and bridges now being built
in that section, are the means of bring
ing in many settlers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-19

Mckinley Wilson, r. M. Warren and
IF. Lewis OF Vesta, came over Wednes
The copper era., 1907-07-04
New Town Fire Loss.

After the destruction of New Town
Morenci last week the people who
lost their all held a meeting to de-
eide whether or not they would re-
build and start over again. BY even
ing the next day after the fire some
of the business men of that resort
had cleared away the ashes and
opened for business in tents or tun-
nels. At the meeting it was dis
cussed as to what class of buildings
should be erected on the old site.
The general consensus of opinion
was that the new buildings be con-
structed of brick or adobe, but the
most of the fire sufferers are not able
to go to such an expense.
A number of the houses will be re-
built of frame as soon as lumber can
be secured. Quite a good deal of
lumber was purchased in Clifton and
construction work is now well under
way, and inside of few weeks New
Town will be as lively as it ever was.
The following is list of about
what the sufferers lost:
The copper era., 1907-07-04

Lucy NJ. futile to Reyes Bundia,
deed, $50, n lots L and 3, blk. 81,
Stafford.
Reyes Bundia and wife to Mariana
Carrion, deed, 800, same.
u Paxton (single) to ella Valley
Globe & N. Ry. Co., deed, $50, Sl-1OO
acres in Sc Sc ne, 10, I s, % e, lin COR
rection).
John Percival, Lee to Alta Lee
(wife), deed, love and affection, lot /,
blk. II, Thatcher
c. p. Dunn and Malvina Brutinel
to Shannon Copper Co., lease, 5000
per mo-, basement and first floor of
bIdg's on lots I, 8 and 8, South Cliff
ton for , yrs.
Jno. D. Parks and Jno. r. Hamp-
ton locate l placer in Ash Peak dist.
Josie NJ. Arthur and Emma F. Mar
tin locate placers II mi. sw from
Frisco station.
Gold Belt Development & Reduction
Co. locate claims in Copper mt.
dist.
Wiley E. Jones, Archie Morrison,
w. A. Leonard ct al file amended
location of l placer and locate ?
placers.
A. A. Anderson, sheriff, revokes
the appointment of Tim Nardelli as
deputy sheriff.
A. A. Anderson, sheriff, appoints
John D. Parks deputy sheriff, APP
pointment is dated Feb 5, 1907.
c. B. Liver & Co. to L, J. Morris,
of Clifton, contract of sale, $3.50,
pool table, etc.
A. E. Hobbs,RJohn Evans ct al file
map of Duncan townsite, amended.
The copper era., 1907-07-04
Bids Invited for a New School House in
District 3S.

The trustees of district So Graham
county, Arizona territory, hereby call
for bids for the excavation for foun-
dation, concrete footing, foundation,
peers &c, plastering, laying of roof,
plumbing, steam heat plant furnish
ed and installed, connections laid
for electric lights in three rooms and
two halls, together with all labor and
material needed for such work &c,
all to be executed in accordance with
the plans and specifications on file in
the office of the secretary of the
board of trustees of district 3S.
Bids shall be sent in sealed enve-
lopes to the secretary OF district
80, and shall be endorsed: bids for
the school house in district IS" each
bid shall be accompanied with GER
titled check in the sum of $500, drawn
in favor of district 80, and condition
ed that the bidder, if successful, will
enter into contract with the trustees
of said district 80 in accordance with
his bid.
The bids will be opened in the pres
ence of bidders, at the Office of the
secretary of the district at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, July %, 1907.
Board of trustees reserve the right
to reject any or al bids.
A good and sufficient bond in the
sum of $500 shall be executed by the
successful bidder to indemnify the
district, sub-contractors, laborers and
material men.
w. NJ. WHIPPLE,
j. BACKSTEIN,
l.. Y. TERRELL.
Trustees
The copper era., 1907-07-04
Bids Invited for New School House in
District 3S.

The trustees of district 3S, Graham
county, Arizona territory, hereby call
for bids for the brick work, Cement
blocks or burnt brick. preference
given the cement bricks or blocks),
Carpenter work, painting and tint
ing and stone foundation, together
with all material necessary to be
used in said work and all to be exc
cuted in accordance with the plans
and specification on file in the office
of the secretary of the board of trus
tees of district 80.
Bids shall be sent in sealed enve-
lopes to the secretary of district 80,
and shall be Endorsed: bids for the
school house in district 3S." Each bid
shall be accompanied with certified
check in the sum of $500, drawn in
favor of district 80, and conditioned
that the bidder if successful, will en-
ter into contract with the trustees of
said district, in accordance with his
bid.
The bids will be opened in the pres
ence of bidders at the office of the
secretary of the district at 10 o'clock
A. M, on july 81, 1907.
The plans, specifications, bids aud
contracts must be subject to the APP
prevail of, and the construction shall
be under the direction and supervi-
sion of the board of control, and
bond shall be executed by the sue
cessful bidder in the sum of $500, to
indemnify and secure the school dis
trict and the territory, as well as sub
contractors, laborers and material
men.
w. NJ. WHIPPLE,
J. BACKSTEIN,
l.. Y. TERRELL.
Trustees.
The copper era., 1907-07-04

Almost every Fourth of July in
Clifton ends with big fire, caused
by the use of fireworks. But it is to
be hoped that the business men of
Clifton will refrain from selling them
this season, for the protection of
property owners. None of the stores
will handle fireworks this year and
there will be none in existence unless
some of the small stores sell them.
CliGton's fire protection is too limited
to take chances on a fire, therefore
it would be good plan for parents to
see that the children are not pro-
yided with fireworks of any descrip-
tiou. On account of the recent hot
weather everything is dry as paper
and if fire gets started in some sec
tions of Clifton the result will be
disastrous.