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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-26
De SOCIElAp.

Un angel mds Aver qued6 Cubierto
para eteTno con ell manto de la mRdre tie
IRA, en- el cement9rio de BRyamon, un
tieRno nifo de los distipguidoB eaposoa
Pesquera Suricsldai 4 quieD la ciencia no
pudo aErancar de las garras de Ia mueVts.
All6, en- 10 alto, pediIa EeEignaci6n pa
"a Buu amantes padres 81 sDgel que presto
Cumpli6 jornads de lR vida sin manchaE
sus alaB con el fargo de las luchas de la
existsnciR.
Maestro p6same & los deaConHoIadou su :
pesos
RestabIecido. -Lo eat6 de la dolencia
qua Ia Estuvo en- cama algunoB diaa en- gu
reaidencia del "VeFsRIleA'' la bella = dis
tirguida uefiorita Alicia JhaveTt Lo CO.
lebramcB mucho dessando que el bello
sol de la sRlud siga iluminando la dulce
faz de la gTacioBa dRmitR.
a 5a6LGr-TeFpEicore tsndF6 duFante
eata tampoEada un coptiuuado quito en-
el casino "Pa1qus" y caHas pREtiCulaTss ss
preparRn anunoiadaB jaEsnas.
Para "Rsyen" SO efsGtuaESn tsmbi6n
algunoB buenos bsileH = SO tEsta de oTga'
nisar IN gFupo de jovsnes de eEta ciudad
para llevar efacto 8lgunoB ''aBRltos" en-
San Juan y el Versailles
TrGvesuToA- 5Ssr6 Cierto que para
adoEnar en- breve Ia heEmosR fEents de la
linda morsna de Martin Pefs, tie ya 81
Dios ciego delicada corona de azshsrsl?
Ed muy linda, virtuoss busna Ia dul'
ce 'tocays" de Ia vfrjen de NazaTet y me
rsce ser diohoHa.
SEMPER,
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.NlNOS QUE ESTUVIE-
yOn a puntO de ahO-
garse.
En- CatsfO rein6 gran tIanuuIIidad
durants Ia ''NOche buena"
HlGs faHl uRl Inspection
saRItlEIl On lqusI pablldo.
(Ds nuestrO oOrresponsal.

Diciembre 26.-AyeE &c inforuna aua 81
comercianta jose BalaBquidez Ia Vendi6
una botella de anfG nm nifi9 de CoTta
edad que On union de otEos tomaFon unR
yola y 90 fusPon pasDaI por los cafioa del
margle que hay por lR paTts de atrGs de
eEts poblado. Como & las tres de la tRrde
CiEcul6 81 rumor de que sc hsbfan ahoga-
do unos nifios muchaB perHonRg fusEon
81 puents del anc6n, On donde Ge decfR
habfa ocurrido Is deIgTaoiR.
El cabo de Ia policfs Rafael Navarro
hizo Ia investigation renuItando de ella
que los nifiog, Ge hRbfan embEiagado con
81 aniB uno de eatoB se habfa tirado al
sgua; psro sin que le paBRra NADIA pOr "a
bsr nRdsE.
Lon nifos SO llaman Santiago ReyeD,
Saturnino Pagan, Ramon Agusyo, JoRe
Torres y Alfredo de IL Cruz. El conner.
ciante genor BRlasquides fu6 denunciado
ante 81 juez de BayRm6n denunci6ndosele
de vender 81 licor & loS nifloB Yiolando asf
las leyes vijsnteB en- la iaIa.
Los indiyiduoH Juan Castro Luis
Gonzalez fueRon denunciRdog poT haber
pFomovido an eBc6ndalo, Einsndo las dos
de la taHda
Una cRRa propiedad de don Manuel
E. Juncou fu6 denunciada hoy poT toner
Ia letTina On p6uima8 condolences de higi6'
ne, ante 81 juez de BayRm6n.
Hoy fu6 denunciRds lR individua
FlorenCis Aguayo poT infringiE las ords'
nRnzRs munfcipRlea.
-El dfa } la nochs de aver fusFon
tTanquiloB en- eata localidad. Los elemen.
toB cat6licos del pobIado espeFaban que Ee
-celebrara Ia ''miga de gRllo'' psro sin
querer Comimos ''pavo'', ID minR no pudo
celebraTBs.
AlgunoB bAileB ''truyas" hSbfan por
las Gales; psro todas las feAtRS no phBATon
de 10 admiaible, no habiendo por 10 tanto
que lamentaE ningin Incidents
La policfa hizo servicio tudR Ia noChe y
dicho sea de paBo, hacen falta en este po.
blado 10 menos, dos poIicfas mas, de lcB
que hay, para que este medianam ante
atendido cate poblado que ca, sin dudS,
mas importants pBr el n6meFo de habitRn'
ter, que muchos de los puebloB de Ia iSla,
los que disponen do mayor ndmero de
guardiaB
La calle del "Amparo" y Ia de
"santomsB'' como Biempre hay que an
daE por elias en- ''yolah" porque Ell PAN
tano es general en- ambaH CalleI. 81 pa
ludismo, Ia orden del dis, y TODD 10 que
gea impieza para encontrarlR no hay
mas que darEe un paseo poE esaB CAllea.
Hsce aIgunos diaB que lsfmos an sse
peri6dico que la junta de ssnidsd de esa
ciudad haEia una visitR este poblado,
peTo no ha venido a6u. Estoy SECURE de
que los pusatos de earns que han hscho
cerrRr en- el Dorado no eEtaban en- condi.
cioueB antihigisnicas que algunos de
esta locRlidad SO encuentran basic deCir
que hay aIguno enClavado an ct maugls
en- sitio para lIegar al cusl tiene sl mar-
chants que tapaTse Ia nAriz oausa de Ia
peEte.
-El dia del pr6ximo mea empezsE6n
les cIasss de instruction pTimaris, On una
eScusla de la Igleaia paTroquial Lutsrana
de esta Iocalidsd. Con eata nuevo plRntel
de ensefianza son dos los que tiensn en- az
to poblado los evang6IicoA luteTanoH.
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Dlplrtlnuato dsI Interior d Puerto Rico.

Bureau de O6ras PuBHcas. Ofoina del
Superintendsate.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, dicismbre 19
de 1907. PropOHicionea en- pliegoI cerra-
dos para la adjudication On pdblica 90.
baHta de la construction de n kil6me.
tEoa de Ia carTeteFa No. Ia, BscCi6n Con.
sumo. MRFicao, 90 admitiE6n On esta Of.
Gina haBta las 10 de Ia msnanR del dfa
4 de EneEo de /. 9O8 an que 50 abrir6n p6.
bliCamenta.
Ell pTesupuesto apToximado de Las obFaB
agciende $22 800
Todos los datos necesaEios, impreaos de
pEopoEicioueB, ContEatos instFucCiones &
Ioa po1tores 90 dar6n an estR Of.ina.
La AdministraCi6n % EeaeEvs el deFe.
Cho de EschazaE cualquieT to6an las pro-
po1iCione1 = de adiudicaE 81 Contrato bsio
otFss ConsideEaCioneI que Las do precio
B0lamente.
Por orden del Comiuionado del Int.
rioE, J. J. Jin1enes, SupsFintendente de
ObFag P6blicag. No. 3-14 VS..
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PIAM0.PIIMOLl.

Cuando easgaaG. Aao Nusyo = Reyes
Be aosFcA0, d nlaYoE paKss dc los padres
d0 4amaKaa g o2cuentEan peEpleios, sin
Haber aus reSalaFls sus AamiIiaHs1.
III Quo tsnRa Pogiblegs no pusas decidir-
% poE nada ga ayentsis & un PIANO.
PlANOLA, ana PIAN0LA, ii ea qus
~ items IN mon piano.
Ia planela tEaa ID mdsica al hoaar,
manteniendo 81 aEpfritu siampRe aIeera.
Al mismo tempe que de EsCEso, siFve de
podsloso auziliaF para q Cultivo del gust
9 u busns nGBica.
Uus Vilita q PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GiuEii, 6 una caTta dirigida 81 De.
pa1tamentO Musical pondrG las psEuonas
intsEasadaa sn oaIioa dc l0g jatos que
Vahga el particular aa daR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-26

aPreparaci6n da Wampo1e" Y sin
ella ninguna es Iegftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la mie1 y contiene los
principles nutr tiyos y curativos
del Aeeite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extrsemos de los higa-
dos fre8cos del facalao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extracfos de Malta Y &C.
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta ell apetito,
ayuda a la digestion, y vuelve a
los placeres y tareas del mundo q
muchos que ha.oian perdido va to-
da esperanza. sSEl Sr. DR.. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito be
usado Ia Preparation de Wampole
en- los Anemicos, Clor6ticos, ell la
neurastenia y en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian al ORGANISING d6bil
y la sangTe empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han Yigorizado y au-
mentado en- psso." El desengano ea
impossible. i'm todas las Boticas
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COnspiIaCI6H contra Ia Asamhlea
del pTinCipadO.
Clonio elaGusntl arrsstos.

Acaba de scr deBcubisrts ana ConspiEa'
Ci6n para volsr Is ''skupsti'' montenegTi'
ns asamblea NRcionRl, con obieto de
CRusaF la muerts 81 principe Nicolas y &
todos los miembros de su famiIia, aBf como
los ministries, apoderaFss del gObieFnO
euaeguida, foFmaE una union entire TO-
dos loB paisas que hablan servio.
Cientn, cincusnta psTEonAu han Hido de-.
tenidas Ire elias 81 ex primer miniatro
Badovis, uuChoI otrOl perEonsjea de
inAuenciR en- Montenegro, como algunoB
parientss del principe Nicolas.
Badovia fu6 arrestado cuando hula del
pals, 81 complct fu6 ConoCidO, merCed ri
arEeato de uno do los miembros dc Ia fA'
rniliR real, & CieEto ndmsro de doCumen'
tOs enContradOH pOr iaH autoridsdes Rdua'
males.
Todo 81 mundo Be halls aobreex oitado,
conIecusncia del de1cubrimiento de esta
tFRmR.
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NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

Los policfaB Que pEeutan BsEvicio en
las ofeinal del cusrtel general fueron des,
tinados tambi6n & IL viiilsnciR de Ia Ciu.
dad, dLrante la noche del "a
En- lR pr6xima session del ConHeio
Executive "a trstsE6 del asunto, mejoEa
del HsrVicio entire San Juan, Catsfi9 y Ba.
yam6n.
Hay muchRs qusjaE FeBpecto del NAL
estRdo en que So encuentran las inmedia.
clones de los muelIeB de la ciudad, en- don.
de se hace difcil Ell tr6nsito p6blico.
-Ya eatan llegsu1o la ciudad Rlgu-
nos de los sehorss que On representation
de Las EeBpsCtivas juntRs eBcolArsB de enta
iBla, tomRr6n paTte en- 10 ABamblea con.
vocada por 81 senior COmilionadO de los.
trucci6n.
La cslle que CORE de N. s. en- los
muslles de la ciudRd pOr entire los sdi.
fcioB de II "Colectiva" almaCeneI de
81. T. Silva" est6 POGO menOI que intFan'
stable & causA de las tiltimRs lluviaB.
-PaEeoe que hay difcuItade1 para ls
mas rkpida TeslizaCi6n del tEabajo de lee
aceraB de PueEta de TERRA, 81 que ge Di'
que hacienda con baatante lentitud. En-
Cambio On 81 aIcantarFiIlado ga ha pFogFs
Hado bastante, auuqus todavia fAlta mu'
cho que haoeT.
-Est6 msjor, 10 CslebTamoI mucho,
una nina del senior ItuFFondo, que % en
CusntEa enfeEmR on % PssidsnCia de San.
tuFce.
Hay animaci6n para concurriR Il
iarana que sa lIevar6 efscto s1 ID nocha
del 81 ca los salones del Caaino EBpafiol
De lR Ciudad,
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Ell TELEGRAFO
II SAN JUSTO 12
12 SAN JUSTo p
DE s. MELON & COMPANIA
Acaba de importar de Europa, complete variado sur
lido de mercancas de la mas alta novedad

DE FRANCIA: 16O estiIos de elegantes
sombreros para senoras, niflas cabRlle-
los; 80 classes de calzadO; 1000 formas dig
tintas de confeceiones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. Adornoz
y cinturones de todas classes. Blondas dc
seda y encajes de algod6n.
Veriedad en- efectos para mod1stas, bor-
dadoras costureras.
Mantillas tohallas, boas y preciosos OBJ
jetos de seda de lana.
Flores artiticiaIes y Iindfsimas coronas
de azahar. Guantes y mitones de todas
classes.
PreciOsos juguetes, y objetos de nacar,
concha ceroilide carteras.
Camisas para sefioras caballeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilO, cretonas,
bramante forete, creas especiales, holan-
das retortas. Telas bIancas de algodon
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A N L n C / 0.
DoplFtlnuato doI Interior d Puerto Rico.
Bureau de OBrds Pd6Eeas. Ofoina del
Superintendent.

San Juan, P. B., DiCiembTs 10 de 1907.
-PrOpOsiciOneB en- pliegos csrrados para
Ia adjudication On pdbliCR aubRBta de la
construction de kil6mstEoa aproximada'
mente de Ia caFEetsra de BarranqnitaB &
OomeTfo se RdmitiE6n an esta ofcina hasta
las 10 Z. n. del diR 80 de DicismbEa de
1907 en- que Be abTir6n p6bIicamente.
El pTesupuesto aproximado de lRs obEaB
aBCiende $26. $4,000.
TodoH lOB datol neCeERrioE impEeSoB de
propoHiCiones contFato instEucciones &
los postoFes 20 dar6n en- estR ofcina.
La Administrator 20 reserva 81 derecho
de Rechszar cualquieEa todas las PROPOSE.
clones J de sdiudicRr 81 contFGto bsjo otraa
COnuideTacioneI que las de pEecio Bola'
mente.
PoE ordsn del Comiaionado del IDtsrior,
J. j. Jimenes, Supsrintendente de ObTau
P1blicaA. 21vL
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S0GlEDAD ESPAHOtA De AUX.
uO MvTUO 7 BENEFIcEHGIA

La iuntR diFectivs de eata meritfsima
y beD66ea institution, 20 COmplaCs ca re-
CordaH. todog Io8 soCioH y respectivos fa'
miliAEes que, como do oOutumbEe. 81 dfa
pEimsrO del aflo pr6ximo, 1908, laH nue.
We de la maHana, Bs CelsbEaE6 ID Solemna
mira que, poR eE stsEno delssnso,de Ion
GoCios tallaCidoI en.el tEanEcuEBo del mo
que fenece, Bs apIicG. .ss tan HaaaIado dfa.
Al mismo, haCe extensive d invita-
ci6n, & cuantag famiijaB tieneg p0E cosf
tumbPa agigtir & tan. .CaEitAtiEo Rct0 dane
do mayor realcs sgplondoE a festival,
y honFsndo nusatEa Oaaa aanatoRio ca
ssntuYca. PusEto RiOo diCiembge 23 do
.19OT-EI pEo-ideRto Ayelino ViOsnta.
IHa
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1 n U n CIO
Doplrtam.nto doI Interior ID Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O6ras PG6Ecas. - Ofcina del
SWperintendente.

San Juan, P. r., Dioiembrs 10 de 1907.
PrOpOuioiOneH On pliegou csrradoa para
IL adjudication en- p6bIica subaata de la
construction de 463 Kilometres aproxima
daments de Ia caEEetera No. II, Juana
Diaz-C -CiaIes, secci6n ViIlalba. DivisOria, ss
Rdmitir6n en- estR Ofcina haats las 10
q. N. del dia 30 de Diciembre 1907, on
que Be abEir6n ptibIicRments.
al preaupueato AproximRdo de las obrRa
aBciende $27, ,633 90.
Todoa los dstos neCesarioE, impTesoH de
pEopoBicionGs y contTato instruction
los poatoTes BE daY6n en- eata OfcinR.
La Administrator na ressrva 81 derecho
de rechazar cualquierR 8 todas las PROPOSE
clones = de Rdjudicar 81 contrato bsjo otrsB
conSideEaciones que las de pTsCiO soIa.
mente.
Por orden del Comiuionado del Interior,
]. J. Jim6aes, Superintsndents de ObraB
PdblicRE. 21v.a
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torcido. Encajes de hilO estilos nuevOs
Mantas y frisas.
DE 1NGLATERRA: AlfOmbras, teIas
negras, driles de hilO, camas de hero
alambTadO infinidad de artfcuIos.
DE TODOS PASSES: Riqulsimas teIaa
con nUevos dibujOs y clases admirables.
Ielas superiOTes para sastrerfas: casimi-
res, merinos, franeIas, pa1os, elasticOtinas,
co y de eolOres, satenes, forros y bOtOnes.
Estamefas, merinos velos para trajeH
y mantos; y tOdos los artfculos prOpios pa
ra 0rdenes religiosas.
Mercsncias americanas, especialmente
los tejidos de puntO, los llanos y estampa-
dos, y los crudOs de las classes mas acepta.
bles que Sc adquieren en- aquellOs merca
dos,
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EI buque nanfraga entire Ia DisVe.
InVostIg,cl6a dol AImIruntazgo.

Ccmunican de Halifax que 81 Almiran.
tszgo ingles va sbTir una inveRtigaci6n
relativa al nsuffsgio del Mount Temple /,
n6ufrsgo on una tempestad de nieveB, pueB
De conRidsTa 81 BalvRmento de los pRasieEoB
como an hsoho sin precsdente en- los ana
les de desaatres msrftimOs en- Ia parte N
del At&ntico.
Los emigranteH que so hsllaban bordo
son de difsrentss nRcionRIidadeB religio-
nee; hebEeos, austriacog, polscos y Fuaon.
La mayor paEte 20 dirigs al n. @. del
Canada.
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Para ,fo mavo.

En- ostos diaa ha FeOibido 81 BsiloF Am6.
rico salaB innumsFablez oEdsne5 para 81
snvfo s las diAtiDtau poblacioneB do h isls
De Iu magnfdCo Calzado, aCabado do i'm.
pOTtaE, ali como do La fnau szaDOias ID.
bones , sguaG para bano que oonatitugan
81 NCciiao GuEtidp Dc % aegaditRde C1ra,
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La zanis que niEYs dc deaPgue los
teTFenoB del Eitio denominado aEl Gan.
dul On SRntuECe, dsbieEa ueE pueats en-
msioTes condolences para que al deaapa'
recisFan loS pantanos que allf Gualen for
mREBs sn psTjuicio de la Balud de aqusI
numeEoso yscindaEiO.
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para AviSar & Los hAbitSntea 81 psIigEo, un
inquilino no halo medic mas 16pido que
diGpaEaE lee cinco c&mREau da uu revolver.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
The side Impro Co Id, Nowo offer
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~ " ~ 9 and 10 Acre Tracts ess ~
hperpe tual water r gai
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LOCATIONO of Short Line R. R., which
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Surrounded by 10000 acres under the Reservoir System Of
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falling home the
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of the East--we ondhe tidewate
inc an ARTESANsWEL drill until
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
BEATS DAN PATCH.

Oh say Mrs. Murphy. and cts the toime of my life I've bin hav'n of late. Mrs. Murphy-Why. yes. Mrs. O'F'lan- igan. I have hearn of your doin's. and do tell me what is the bastly use of maxim all this noise out of nothing. Mrs. O'F1anigan-Fathe and cts not out of nothing, please Yer Homer. You see Mrs. Malone was going to marry that Dutchman Yachob. and they got all there nice furniture at MASSES and had the wedin' day set. But bless my life if l aint goreing to have Yachob meself. Yu see they went to MASSIE'S and got a steel range and a brass bed and silk floss matras and mission table and mis- sion chairs and ? large rugs and DOT iers and a fine parlor set and a nice dresser and I so many things. and it all never cost over s500.O0. Then they had a fallen out Yachob left. Then he come back richer than ever, and have got my red hair after him and by the help of St. Peter I will get him. I shall gow to MASSIE'S tomorrow and furnish my house nicer than Mrs. Ma lOne's, then have Yachob call on me and you bet will win the Dutchman- See me tomorrow at Massies the sec ond hand man 32-34 West Wash. St Phone Main 351.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
GEORGE N. GAGE HOME.
He Spent the Summer in Detroit and
 is Much Improved in Health.

George N. Gage spent yesterday in Tempe. Accompanied by Mrs. Gage and her sister, Mrs. Kennedy, he re- turned from Detroit the first of the week and for the present both he and Mrs. Gage are stopping in Phoenix. Mir. Gage was in very poor health when he left here last spring but a course of treatment in Detroit has put him on his feet again and he is looking and feeling much better than when he left Tempe. He spent the entire summer in Detroit, hardly going out of tn city limits more than time ar two. Some five weeks ago Mrs. Kennedy, who spent the summer with them in Detroit was taken sick, threat ened with typhoid fever and the time since them, up to their departure from Detroit. was spent in 9 hospital. She is much better now however, and her quick recovery is anticipated.
 Mir. Gage says that it will be per haps a few weeks before he and Mrs
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
TEMPE
KANGAROO COURT.
A Clever Entertainment by the OIym-
 plan Society.

The regular Wednesday afternoon period of the Olympian Society of the Normal was devoted to a kangaroo court trial this week and was a very entertaining procedure for the mem- bers of the society and number of vis- itors who were present, as well as highly instructive for those participat- ing and tEe other members of the olympian who formed the audience While there was any amount of hu- mor in the trial. it was all conducted in g strictly formal and correct man. ner and the whole affair was carried out in a clever manner that showed the result of no little effort on the part of those who were concerned in it.
 The defendant in the action was Pat Mahony. the joke" of the normal. and the plaintiff was Miss Rush. Pat was charged with assault and battery. cutting. putting nose out of joint. breaking dates, squelching. setting on. slinging slams and otherwise conduct ing himself in a manner calculated to disturb the plaintiffs peace of mind.
 The judge was Doctor Jones. Attor-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Charles Granger entertained Wednesday evening at an informal card party in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith who is making her a few days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Klineman enter tained in honor of her sister, Mrs Anna Robertson. After all enjoyed the many popular games a fine musical program was rendered. Refreshments consisting of salad, sandwiches, coffee and cake were served by the hostess. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Dave klineman, MT. and Mrs. N. A. Brun- dage, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Robertson. NIT. and Mrs. Dan Hibbert, Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Dana, Miss Retha Black burn, Miss Hulda Brundage. Miss Rose Rabbit, Miss Ellye Ellsworth. Miss Hulda Ellsworth. Miss Maggie Brun- dage, Miss Ellis Brice, Miss Louie Felton. Mir. Willie Brundage, MT. Nate Brundage, Mir. Chas. Dana. Mir. Frank Girley and Mir. Nj. r. Holiday.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
CONTEST NOTICE. Homestead Entry No. 5116.
Department of the Interior,

Department of the Interior.
 United States Land Office.
 Phoenix Arizona. September 13, 1907. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Charles w. Ross, contestant, against Homestead entry No. 5116. made December 22. 1904, for 1-2 NE 1i s 1-2 NV 1-4 Section 27, Township 1 N. Range 1 F., by Edwin M. Hackley. contestee. in which it is alleged that said Edwin N. Hackley has abandoned said land since December 22, 1904. and that such ab- sence was not due to service in the army. navy or marine corps of the U, S.. said parties are hereby notified to appear. respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Nov. 26. 1907. before Register and Receiver at Phoenix Arizona.
 The said contestant having. in a proper affidavit, filed Sept. 13. 1907. set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made. it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN $. HILDRETH
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08

neys for defendant, Maurice Blome and Isabel BIakey; prosecuting attorney, Maude Perry interpreter. Loerdes Preist; sheriff, Wiley Hanson: court crier, John Mullen; clerk of court Ma bel Webb.
 After the formal opening of court the jury of twelve good men and true (six young men and six young ladies) were marched in and each swore solemnly on a stack of histories that he or she Will render a verdict upon the evidence presented and that said verdict would in no wise be influenced by any past love affair with either plaintiff or de- fendant.
 The defendant was brought in with an inch rope around his neck securely anchored to a wash tub He pleaded not guilty, claiming self defense and for an hour witnesses were examined pro and con and lawyers battles ragged. One young lady asked. if she was related to the defendant, Pat, re- piled no. Asked if she ever expected to be, she replied that she declined to answer as :t was immaterial to the case in hand.
 In one instance it became necessary for the questions and answers to be put and ascertained through the aid of the interpreter, translating Spanish to English and English to Spanish.
 The jury. after a struggle rendered a verdict .n Favor of the plaintiff and the defendant was sentenced to sixty days confinement at hard labor in the girls hall.
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Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. Hughes from Phoenix is spend ing the day in Mesa.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Green from Su- perior are spending a few days in Mesa. They are stopping at the Mesa hotel
 C. C. Manning Hardware Co. has re- ceived a large shipment of harness and leather.
 Mrs. Laura Nail. the sister of Mrs. L. B. Johnson returned to her home in New Mexico yesterday morning. Mrs. l.. B. Johnson and Mrs. May Mont gomery went as far as Phoenix with her.
 Mir. Crismon is intending to put a new blacksmith shop in the old stand of Shattuck and Desmond.
 F.. H. Stinemetz and bride are spend ing the week in Mesa. They are stop ping at the Alhambra hotel.
 M. NJ. Cox left last evening on the six o'clock train for Thermo, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEET.
 ING

The members of the chamber of com merce and the ladies of the free li- brary and reading room association called a special meeting at Dr. Chan dlers office. Many important ques- uons were discussed. But the most important question among them was one. concerning who should take charge in person of their new home. Such a one must be able to operate a type writer.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-08
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
 O-cHEMICAL COMPANY.

Please take notice: That a special meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at the office of the company. No. 307 Fleming block. Phoenix. Arizona. on the 18th day of November. 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. The object of the meeting l. to consider the resgination of Will liam Banning, president of the com pany. and the election of his success sor and to consider such other matters as may properly come before the meet irg. Dated this 14th day Of october. 1907. FRANK COX. Vice-President-