davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bean. and seed.

The movement IN Beans is Just about sufficient
to redeem the market from stagnation. All QUO
tations remain unchanged.
BEANs-Per cti: Bsyos. s2@2.4o: Pea. ssa
3.25: small White $2.75@2e5: large white So
G250; Pink; 81 .s5@2.15; Red. $2.50@2. .s5;
Buckeyes. s4.4oG4.eo; Butter. nominal at So 80
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 2574.SO: Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed. 50; Canary. Az "a
4s4c; Alfalfa, lSc: Rape. 11a1sc; Timothy. 5@
Corn Seed, sls@2o per ton
DRIED PEAs--NiIes. nominal; Green Peas.
S2.50@2.75 per ctl.
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Nem York MetnI Mark.t

NEW YORK. Jan. l1.-There was a consid-
erable decline in the London tin market with
spot closing az &1SS IS and futures AT e1sq
lls Sd Locally the market easy and closed
at s4l041 25 for spot
Copper was higher IN London. with spot quoted
az &los l2s Sd and futures at e1Oo Locally
the market continued hrm. lake is quoted at
ing at S23. 75d24 %
Lead was unchanged az s6@e3O locally. and
at &19 LIS Cd in London
Spelter was unchanged at R27 l5s In London
and at S6. 6506 70 locally
Iron was higher in London, with standard
foundry quoted at COS sd and Cleveland war
rants az Sis I'd locally iron IS unchanged
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Vow YORK Grain ard Produce

loo6o bsrTes rGHA exports 2o6 barrels
stesdy; with quiet trade ,-
2S4.3T7 bushels Spot. steady No. REQ, ISc
Northern Duluth. S93sc f. o. b. ahoat; No.
Northern Duluth, s9asc +. o. b. afoat' No hard
The wheat market unsettled all day-at
first weakness an absence Of short In
terest IN prices. then sn irregular advance
clearances. fair local bull support and export
business. closing net Unchanged. May S2la a.
s255e. closed at S2asc; July s2@S2Ac, closed
at s2Lc.
HoPS-Steady
HIDES-Stesdy.
PETRoLEfMEsteady
SUGAR-Quiet. Fair refining, 1896: cen-
trifugal, e6 test. 31b a 1890: nolasses sugar.
% az 25-32c. Refined. steady.
FTEE-Futures closed firm on the near
months and steady on the late. with prices net
unchanged TO 10 points lower. Sales for the day
were reported of 62500 bags, including January
at 5-25c. March 5.35 5d5.40c May 5.5005. SOC.
Mild coffee. steady: Cordova, 9dl2bc.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchenged.
EGGS.sFirmer; Westerns. hrsts. 2762sc; sec
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The New York mar
ket is reported steady ar the recent improve
ment in prices with demand at little more act
i've for the lower grades. Fancy. 9691zc:
choice 81 Gs1zc.
ing from Be 70 sc. according TO grade, for
California fruit. Oregon Cos TO 40s 7dSc
APRlC0TS-Quiet and unchanged: choice, 16c:
extra fiI ch9ies' choice IIalsc; fancy. lsG2oc.
extra choice. l2iac fancy. 13e.
RAISINS-Firm in tone owing to light supplies
oI the more popular sorts. Loose muscatel.
- y a as,ze: seeded raisins. 7G1oc; London lay
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T,aIiap-Americnn Bank

At the annual meeting OF the Italian American
Bank on Thursday the following officers were re-
elected: President. A. Sbarboro; vice president.
III J. Croker. cashier. A. E. Sbsrboroi ASSIST
ant cas-. ier n. A. Sbarhoros attorney u. trle-
denrich directors. A. SbarborO. H. J. Croker,
II q Rossi NJ J. fontana. C. A Msim- A. J.
Merle T. B0itan0. J.. Demartini, g Garibaidl
The financial statement of the corporati tion
shows the assets 20 be at the present time
So soc 2a4 -. against So 543 900 last year, an
Increase on S266 l34 IS
The bank declared dividend at the rate of
3 uor cent 20 the stockholders ana paid the
ssvines depositors at the rate Of SO per cent
nnr annum interest
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Eastern Livestock Market

Nf1ItANV
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-CATTLE- Receipts 5000;
market steady Beeves. s4-15dT.20: cows and
d4.S0. Texans $3-75M4.50; calves s667s 90 =
HoGS-Receipts, 10000 market &c lower.
Mixed and butchers, $6.20Q6.52ik: good heavy,
$6.4oM6.55; rough heavy Sc 25n6 30: light
$s 2o9e.4755; pigs. $5.7o06.25; bulk OF sales
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market stesdv Sheen
S465n5. 60; lambs. S4s)dT.75
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Hides. raIIow. Wool and Hop.

HIDESICalls and brands sell about K61c
under quotations Heavy Sailed Steers 12c;
medium, 12l5 913c light. 1871 G13c; Cow
Stays SIC: Salted Kip 1SlAc Salted Veal,
151ac; salted Calf. 151sc; dry Hides. 23c; dry
Kip 22c; dry Calf. 25c: Sheepskins. Shearlings.
dunn 70690c: long Wool S111 so: Horse
Hides salt. s3G3.25 for large and S275 for
mediums S2.25 for small and SOC for Colts:
Horse Hides dry s20225 for large and 81 so
@1.75 for medium 81 % for small and Soc for
Colts Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 80 u 935c; dry
salted Mexican. s5G3715c: dry Central Ameri-
can. 3503715c. Goatskins-Prime Angoras, 75c;
extra large do. SIPS; large. SOC; medium, S5c;
small. &c
TALLOw-No. rendered, &c: No. 2 4d4hc;
Grease. 263c.
woOL-FaII clip-san Joaquin and Southern.
7GSc: fall Lambs. Slk 613c; Northern do. 13n
15c; Humboldt and Mendocino. 13d14c; Middle
County. SGlOc; Northern. 1I614c: Nevada. 15G
1Sc per lb for spring and 11G14c for fall
HOPS-California. 11015e: Oregon and Wash
ington. 11Q15c per ID for 1906
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EASTERN MARKETS
New Work Money Market.


KEW YORK Jan lI-Noney call firm,
zd5ls per cent. ruling rate. 51a per cent; clos
Ing bid 3l5 per cent: 60ered 81 : per cent.
Time loans easier: sixty and ninety days and
six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6@6ib per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 .S4S004 S4S5 for demand
and 81 .SO45 q 4 $3.50 for sixtv-day bills.
Posted rates 81 S0i5 and Sass.
Commercial bills. s. S0L.
Bar silver 6Sskc.
Mexican dollars 5z1zc.
Bonds-GoVernments firm; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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Receipts of Produce
FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Lower and Local Secur-
itfses still Neglected

Most of the business in local securities yes-
terday was in bonds. which sold to the amount
of $4,000. There was hardly any trading in
shares. Aside from higher bid for Pacific
tions In stocks.
In the mining stocks the Comstocks were
quiet and except lower quotations for Belcher
Best & Belcber and Union. prices showed no
appreciable change from the preceding day. The
Southern Nevadas generally weaker
throughout the list. with most Of the leaders
lower. Business in these stocks continued large.
however and there was the usual throng of In
terested speculators around the rail- 1t was
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Cnndition of the treasury

WASH SGT0N. Jan. l1--Today's statement
of the Treasury balances shows: Available casn
balance. $242. Az. SIS; gold coin and oull1on,
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Cash Grain and Provision,

CH1CAGO, Jan. 11--Cash quotations were as
7sc: No. g. 6S@ 7sc: No. ? red liz d72c: 10.
corn. 401c; No. yellow. 4lc: No oats
337sc; No. ? white. 36c: No. 3 white 34Is a
351sc 70. rye. Gle: fair TO choice mailing bar
ley. 4sQ55c: No l haxseed. S113I5: No
Northwestern, Sl.201z prime timothy seed. 81 35:
clover. contact grades. sl4; short ribs, sides
ncosel. $s.50qe e711 mess pork. per Dbl. SIS 90:
tboxedl. $e-l21z Ge871A; whisky basis Of high
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Butter. Cbee.e and Epp,

CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady; cream cries
21Q3lc; dairies. 20M21c. Eggs firm: at marx
cases included. 2lM23c: 1rsts, 23c: prime frsts,
24c; extras. 26c Cheese. steady at 13@14c
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. 11.--WHEAT-Club, 66c;
bluestem, CSC; red 63c: valley 66c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jan. 1I.-WHEAT - Unchanged.
Bluestem, ESQ., club CSC; red. 64c.
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New work COTTON Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE cotton market
4 TO points higher.
The Commercial says: ''Some Of the commits
sion houses have been talking bullish very
strongly for some time. but they do not seem
70 be able to get their customers TO buy cot
ton ma jority OF the orders from the south
continme 10 be selling orders. y
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Wbeat and Otber Grains

WHEAT-Apathy still charaeterizes all mar
kets. as far as specula ton IS concerned. Our
local market is still in fair movement IN milling
grades. with nothing doing shipping account
CASH WHEAT
California Club. S1-221A @1.25: do. milling
S1.2715; California White Australian. 81 .2215 a
1.31z; lower grades of California. $i10@1 20:
Northern Club. S1.27h al .30 Northern Blue
stem. $135d1 40; Northern Red, $12215 a
81 -27H
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weekly Bank CIearinrr

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
January 10. with the percentages Of Increase
end decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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sH'Not included in totals because contaiDin
other items than clearings.
Balances paid in cash.
"'Not included in totals. Comparisons incom
plete.
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Meat Market


General hrmness still prevails in all descrip-
tions, with supplies light and the weather condi-
tions operating against the movement Of stock IN
the country.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6h @7hc per lb for Steers and 6G6Sc
for Cows
vEAL-s@e16c for large and 81 @ehc for
small
MUTToN-1o@l1c for wethers and s1s a
10l5c for Ewes
LAsiB-I1@12c per lb for yesrlings and 15c
for Spring.
DRESSED HOGS-1oM111bc per lb
LIVESTOCK MARKET
:, The following quotations are for good; sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less SO
per cent shrinksge for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 9Gsc per ID for No; and
7@7kc for No. 2: Cows and Hefers &c; No.
Cows. 5@5hc thin Cows. 415@5c.
,CALVES-5c per lb for light. 4l5e for me-
diunl and 316c for heavy (gross weightl.
SHEEP-Wethers. 55k@6c per ID; Ewes, 5G
515c gross weight.
JAMRS-6M6l5c per Ib.
H0GS-100 to is0 lbs. 7hc per ID; over iso
lbs. 6& GIAc; Boars 80 per cent. Stags 30640
per cent and Sows l0G2o per cent OF from
above quotations.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

noticeable however that selling realizing orders
were more numerous than the buying orders
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London Closing stocks


Bar gilver-Steady: 317kd.
Money-3L 632 per cent
The rate Of discount IN the open market for
short bills is per cent and for three months
bills 5 per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
ST. Louf~ Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. ian. 1.-W0OL--Steady. Me-
dium grades. conbing and clothing. 2442S12c;
light fine. 20Go3c; heavy fine, 16G1se; tub
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10 to 1880 Session

December-9S1sc
OATS-There is nothing new to report the
market ruling firm with g fair demand Re
CENTS light.
Good To choice red for feed. s1.40d1 30;
common TO fair. S1.3061 .371b: Red. for seed.
81 .5OG1 .65: White. 81 .42L a .65: Black. s1.5o
a. ~: GRAY. $1.4215 al 80 per GENITAL.
CoRN-Previous prices rule, with dull mar
ket.
Small Round Yellow. s1.55 asked; California
large Yellow. S1.25G1-30; White, 81. 1.25d1 30;
Western State. sacked-Yellow, 81 .2561. 30;
White, 81. 1.27n1.32%: mixed. s1.2561 27ih
White Egyptian SIPS; Brown Egyptian, 81 .121a
RYE-californis: s1.421k @1.45 per .ctl.; Utah.
81 25611 40 per ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-is quotable at s2@2.25 per
GENITAL.
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fQIU kfS
10 to 11:3c Session

uanSdCtlOns-
BARLEY-with receipts and demand both
light the local market shows no new features
The futures were slightly higher yesterday. The
movement In the interior IS said TO be improv-
ing the situation is easing up somewhat
Good TO choice Feed. spot. 81 1215 Oils: com
mon TO fair, S161.10 per ctl: seed lots bring
high 81. 20: Brewing and Shipping. s1.15@
I 20 per ctl; Chevalier. s115G1. 20 for poor to
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-u uetalI Marked

Retail rates Of the Leading gf9o1 sssPles o hiSSer
rsrtes tbls vesk Butter IS up. most deserlg-
lions OF wild Game and fresh Meats are Csatss, ss
and In the Poultry line Ducks ana 1urAs'S
higher. - f-aah E'ruits
There is but limited variety OF [rssH assscnai
and vegetables IN the market ana "Jse 80 sfsnd
fhs same AZ ouoted last week. win lnoaca'i0n3
SsTo-sbIe to lower prices before long,
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Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
SALES
Morning Session

10 Truckee Electric Co ... %. 90
81, 600 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s..... "a so
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FRIDAY. Jan. 11-lO:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
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A Los ANGELES EcHo-Most of

the Shriners are now home from Los
Angeles as they have been dropping
in by twos and tours for several days
past. There has been a great deal of
concern about the drawn and haggard
appearance of good many of them.
as though they had experienced troub-
lous times. The truth is beginning to
be suspected and some of it is being
divulged through the mail that is
showing up for the returning Shrin-
crs. Some of the letters contain the
return trip tickets that IL was sup
posed had been used. some of them the
accident insurance policies that were
bought. lost in the shuttle and finally
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BerryhiIl's
Big Book Store
MUIcAHY AGAIN-william Null
The Thirsty Mans Retreat.

MULCAHY AGAIE-William Null
cahy was before Justice tombstone
yesterday after a long absence from
the city. Mulcahy was drunk but not
so violently so as usual. Hitherto his
drunkenness has resulted i'm the break
ing of plate glass windows. but this
time he was apprehended before he
had reached the stage of destructive
ness. He was sentencd to twenty days
in the county jail G.. Gomez for
drunkenness and disturbance of the
peace was sent up for seven days. The
same fate would have overtaken a.
Valenzuela if he had not had 81 in
cash.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the following corporations were filed
i'll the office of the county recorder
yesterday: La Payrest Mining COM
pany, capital stock $500. 900. incOrpora-
tors j. \. Stanton and Charles 4. l..
Reed: Stevens Art Glass company
capital stock $4,000. incorporates T.
Z. James and 4. J. Miller; Greenwater
Death Valley Water company. capital
stock 100000, incorporatOrs Andrew
H Miller and f. 2 Wise; Mexico
Amusement company. capital stock
$500. zoo. incorporators same as above;
Fortuna Mining company. capital
stock S10O0.0G0. incorpOrators Isaac O.
Russell. George p. Lyon and /. v
Buckley.
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sARYa - TiMa rASle.
PHOENIX.

Departure Arrival.
THE Diamond TO-" for
Hot Springs Sunctio8
Castle Hot spnnSA
wickepbuYe.
Congress, Prescott, ye-.
rome. Ash Fork, Dsa-
yer, Kansas City. Chi.
caeo. Los AaRslse, Cor
onado ana San Fran
cisco .fs:0 o a. IN IN.
''The Daylight Express
for Wickenburr. Con-
Sress, Wenden. Ss-
lone, Prescott. Ash
Fork and East. $500. So en-. t:u D. a.
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WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR MAR
iCOPA COUNTY WOMEN.

WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR MAR
tCOPA COUNTY WOMEN.
WHEN YOU GO A-ShoPPIkC.
D, when you go shopping in che
Ard your frightened pgrsessrinss lses-
err in their erip,
avoid the credit stores that do you
"brewn,"
And you'll save enough to make =
summer "trip.
Oh, when your feet so fTeesias down
Ia easerness for arsains you would
buy,
Go ehere your cash is king with those
you meet,
For the cash store goods are rarely
ever high.
II The hardware that yea have within
your mind,
Or a painting you would give your
tfmeworn house, O..
Should the lawn need newiae, or you
find
That you want trap to catch a
poachins rnouse,
rs seu want a place to keep your
costly ice,
Or Wonder Freezer for your yell
low cream;
II you have in mind hanmeek that
is nice,
Or some china decorated like a
DREAM;
If you want to own each useful thing,
Al the prices that are ever always
right,
Sisnt the store where sash is ever
king,
That knocks eompetitiea higher
than kite.
Ard now kind frisnas (sKease this
bunglins rhyfne)
Remember when you're shopping in
the town,
That you'll make some money all che
time |
Trading at the store called David
sons.
hardware. Crockery, Guns, Cutlery,
and thousands of useful things.
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found and forwarded BY mail, by the
Masonic brethren resident there. All
sorts of personal effects are coming
back by mail and express. all of which
denote Indication
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sorts of personal effects are coming
denote indication.
THE MARSHAL'S WARNING
Marshal Moore calls attention to the
fact that the ordinances concerning
the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks
and the fast driving of horses. automo-
biles and motor cycles. are still on the
books and that they are being disre-
garded altogether too carelessly. He
does not want to make any threats
but announces that these regulations
must be observed or the unpleasant
duty OF making a few arrests will
have TO be undertaken.
RETURN OF DR.. BELL-Dr. Will
lam Bell is expected home today from
st. Louis where he went about six
weeks ago for treatment for his eyes.
His affliction became so severe for
some time before his departure that
he feared he would lose his eye sight.
He has since written that the trouble
has been entirely removed and that his
sight is better now than it has been
for years. or even better than it ever
was. Some time after his arrival at
st. Louis he was Joined by his wife
and daughter who are returning with
him.
A DISPUTED SECTION LINE
The case of David Stephens against
n. w Haggard has occupied the time
of the court for the last two days.
This is a dispute over the lection line
which divides their land southwest of
the city. This is however not the first
dispute over the same line. In fact the
dispute at one time or another has ex-
tended all along il from Phoenix west
ward. The line was resurveyed by A.
Barry several years ago and his sur
vey had been accepted by ali property
owners along IL who had been doubt
full as to the exact location of IL. The
supposition is that il had been chang
ed by some one but nobody has ever
been definitely identified with the
change If any was made.
A PRAIRIE FIRE-Phoenix is get
ting rather large to enjoy such past
times as prairie fires but she had one
yesterday. 1t was out on Grand ave-
nue. beyond the residence of w. ID.
Fulwiler. There is quite an expanse of
vacant land in that vicinity, except
That II was covered with weeds. In
some manner the weeds We're fired
and several residences were endanger-
ed before the fire was extinguished by
the neighbors who gathered in num-
bers and fought the flames with buck
cts and tubs of water and the throw
ing up of burrows to stop their pro-
gress. Fortunately no buildings caught
fire and there was no damage In
some way story gained currency
that a Mrs. Calkins, who lives in that
neighborhood. had carelessly set fire
to the weeds in emptying a pan of
ashes. This story however is believed
to be without foundation and the
neighbors desire to announce that the
story is not to be laid at their door.
The origin of the fire is unknown and
It might have started in any one of
several different ways.
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Accumulated excess in temperature
since Jan. l, 1S9 degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
Jan. l, 0,1S inch.
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L. n. JESUNOFsKY.
Section Director.
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SURVEY APPRovep-The official

survey of the Toughnut lode mining
claim. situated in the Hartford Mining
district. Cochise county, has been ap-
proved by the surveyor general This
survey is designated as mineral sur
vey No. 1861. and is claimed by Ben
L. Sneed.
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To Our Good Friends,
CITY

I've are at present quitting the re-
tail trade in this city in order TO de-
vote more time and energy to our
wholesale and shipping business.
Please accept our thanks for the lib
eral patronage you have given us. We
assure you We are not quitting be-
cause we do not appreciate your fav-
ors and the kindly encouragement you
have given our efforts to supply the
trade of the city with pure, wholesome
milk and cream. 1t has been a pleas
ure to serve you. Again thanking you,
we remain, Very truly yours,
THE MARfcOPA CREAMERY CO.
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ThI WGAVhGA


Forecast for today-Fair.
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When you come to town
Don't tarry till you have been around
And gotten box of Donofrio's Cry
stalIized Cactus Candy.
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ThE REFORM SCHOOL AEEEcr.
NOTICE.

This is to certify that / will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by Mrs. Eugene Brasher. after the
publication of this notice. f. Brasher.
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M. o. eIckNeLt-M. O. Bicknell.
general freight and passenger agent
Of the Randolph lines, arrived here
yesterday morning for short stay.
He has just returned from a two
weeks visit in Chicago. lie SAYS he
| likes Tucson very well, but still feels
that Phoenix is a little like home.
pennsylvania SusTLERs-M.
F. Van Horn and F. NJ. Saunders. two
live representatives of the Pennsyl-
vania lines. with headquarters in Los
Angeles. spent yesterday in the city
on business Mr.. Van Horn is dis
trict passenger agent and Mr.. Saun-
ders is the local agent in another de-
partment.
BACK TO FAMILIAR SCENES
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H Lawrence. who
have lived in Los Angeles for the last
two years. returned yesterday morn
ing and will. spend a couple of days
in Phoenix. then proceed on to Globe.
Mr.. Lawrence has been conducting a
line of laundry wagons in Los Angeles.
but sold out to good advantage and is
going to Globe to look over the possi-
bilities of a new steam laundry in that
place.
BIRTHDAY PARTY-Elsie Smith
yesterday afternoon celebrated her
twelfth birthday at the home Of her
grandfather, Capt J. F. Smith on
North Fifth avenue. A. party was held
on the lawn. refreshments We're served,
games played and all the other amuse-
ments INDUCED in TO which festive
children are accustomed. Those pres
ent were: Blanche Lubbock. Bessie
Ensign, Esther Upright. Amanda
Green, Erile Cameron. Persis Ed
wards. Lorraine Clapp. Mildred Sack
man, Donald Spaur. and Cynthia Mar
lar.
The REFORM SCHOOL AFFECT
Eo-Superintendent ]. F. Mahoney of
the territorial industrial school arriv-
ed in the city yesterday morning. Mr..
MahOney says the growth of the school
has been interfered with by the OPP
Grafton of the Juvenile court law or
rather by the new law governing the
school generally. Many justices of the
peace under circumstances i'm which
boys and girls were formerly sent to
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-27
CYCLONES OF FIRE ON SUN
Great Eruptions of Flaming Gases on
Old Sol, Observer Says.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-There are rag
ing cyclones of fire today on the sur
face of the sun. The spots there which
have been visible from the earth for
several days, are behaving badly. Great
eruptiOns of glowing gases have been
observed by Edwin B. Frost of the
YerXes observatory at Lake Geneva.
In this connection the brilliant, rapidly
shifting lights, which have been visible
of late, are likely to continue for several
nights and may be seen if the skies are
cloudless.
Professor Frost describes conditions
on the sun during the last week as I'M
usually active. Last Tuesday the large
sun spot was of 10000 miles diameter
and the umbra, or dark central portion
of this spot had a diameter of 5000
miles. On that day there We're six
ground of spots visible to astronomers.