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took advantage OF the opportunity 10
extend congratulations.
8 c. Hfldreth has again lost Van
Ness. The Loyalist-Ada 3 gelding was
taken from him yesterday by the
claiming process when Monte Lucille
defeated him in the fifth race. Almost
every owner IN the race put in a claim
for the horse. r r. Rice Jr- got him
for sS25 and Immediately resold him 10
c. c. Mccanerty al a pront OF s20a.
There were two runups yesterday.
Nouie Lucille was boosted from $500 10
sl20e hv j. Mccullough e. g NcCaf-
fcrty protected with the customary ad-
vance OF s.. I.a1en was bid up from
$500 70 ssee by William Walker. his
former owner. A KoniEsberger. who
claimed the horse out or a selling race
a few dayS agO. stopped the bidding By
raising Walker s2eo. instead OF taking
sdvantsge 81 the s. raise. which is
permissible in protecting horses.
Deutschland was among the quartet
of Schreiher's cripples that arrived
from Ascot Park This week. The horse
wll he shipped hack with several
others - Schresber's Woodlands farm.
In Missouri. Schreiber having decided
10 IeLAAC l4lA 70 A.c >LlN LNrtLNltl- Il 2
viii Re bred 10 several good mares this
spriuE.
Jim Season prohted handsomely
thrcrgh the victory 81 his nRmeSake
in the Norinel handicap. The former
Assessor had q big bet on the horse
that Schreiher named in his honor.
As q general rule the boOkies lost
yesterday. Joe Harlan. Bill Jackson
and Joe Rose were The exceptions
Harlan won s.eee Jackson sisoe snd
Rose SSee.
Hockey Mcbride was al the track
yesterday. hut did not ride. as his
shoulders were stfii a tribe sore from
the effects of his bad fall from Alhfa
on THURSDAY he win resume riding
today, unc2unted by his close call
Burger 4 CO. yesterday sold Nettie
Hicks 70 C. E Murray a. Co. and the
mare. Well ridden by s boy named Con-
way who recently put In an appear-
anos- AZ The local track. took third
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DANvILLE Is REyIvING
Cid District Feels Impulse of Two Rsii-
roads Now Under Construction

New blood is coursing through what
was Danville. now Chloride" says the
Goldfsld Tribune. With the compile
sicn OF either or both OF the two rail-
roads whose surveys take them within
a few miles of the section. Chloride
VIII become rehabilitated and perma-
nently re-establiShed-
During the past few weeks there
has been a quiet but steady exodus 10
the district Silyer-lead ore in lavish
abundance and high percentages OF
mineral content are the foundations
upon which the camp bids for favor
The district is about twenty-five miles
square. and stretches from Dobbins
Summit on the north 10 Clover Creek
on the SOUTH from the Morey Noun
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Gossip Of the Track

TIE betting sn the LtsSzk Ern5iran
totay V-tli Dc sor,eVhsr complicated ~
tne Necessity Tor the coupling of Tony
Faust. lsogiSti,ls. Rapid Water and
GeEi0n Ss a reSClt of the En6-ett-
Sctre iher- -Dlrrei1 interests tn these
tour horses. If All four start 81 IS prob
scie trEt rre rluE ufl isg fnets.ic c1al
place ana show rricrs sgssrSt eErh ~
chem that viii he mere ifhersf sr etsry
instsnce than t-e co1pied prise g. win
Vslser &4lier did hzk heSt SADDLE
work cf the season scster1ay u'hen he
piloted folF winners. therehy ecualing
l.ercy Niilianas performance 81 last
week None 81 xhe other boys have
ridden more tliSn three winners in one
cay 80 far.
Rudolph Sprccksls has the pleasure
~ witnessing <he sensational victory
az his promising colt - f,lrawrood from
the upper portion 81 the Judges stand
"A the guest of Secretary Tre2t. He
followed the running 81 xhe race With
fthe closest interest Snd atfenticn ard
descended 70 the track a. Inspect he
lcolt a. the conclusion 81 the race with
- face ~rreErhed IN smiles 81 sstisfec-
tlon A number q prominent turfmen
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RESULTS ar NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s--City PARK results:
firss rsee- I've scd half fuEic1ss-Mtss Leads
Nl.a- l-zsy CSroi secccd. FSvcrlt2 third Time.
1.CH S-5-
>ecoa1 race. seven fuFioaEs-Emergency wo1.
ayes seeooc. ST ysientine th-7d- Time
T.1S IL
Thfrd rsce- six furlonES-EickeE won. Lens
Secend- FeHrssyn tafni. Time. 1el2@4.
FoaEtn r7ce. oce mile and an eightA-Gioriher
wsn- oroic0izr Sc~o7hi Tine. 1-s5. fhl Finch
eneke down ~ thFee-ursrterS-
fIIn rsce. tive furlo1SS-Belie of the BSy
Wa. IlcGlrinso secnd odd TrSek third Time
100 -
Slxrh race one rafie ana sixteenth. selling
llr Nct'lssr ws'a, Devout stccnd. Ia Cache third.
Caiiagaan( have been dominated for
the BrooklyH and the Suburban. Proper
mas oeen named for the Suburban and
StAndover for the Brighton.
Yesterdays scratches Burnolette.
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Hector Mars the Race BY FouZing
Collector )essup in the Stretch
BY J. R. Jeffery

Favor players had their innings Emeryve racetrak yese
The
the Morne handicap hvefurong sprint
by C. Dunels Neaon galop, but the running
maed by the foug of Collector essup who otherwise might have
the by Hector the through the stretch Miller
Neaon Mcintyre Hector and Clark essup The
Williams and oeund Brown Neaon and Freba coupled
OF the although good IL 10 against
AS there Discrimination part support
the distance would be short
tor considerable play by the brigade From
lead OF several lengths the first displaying high
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GRAcIN RETURNS TO FRANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-Ferdinand
Gracin. the professional tennis cham
pion OF France. who had been in this
country for two months as the guest
on TIE steamer La Savoie on Thursday.
Tom Petit OF Boston was the only
player 10 defeat the French champion
on even terms
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wnLL NINE ar eoIDFm1n
II res 4 Aaonnerre Transfer rA<er wf,-
Ing Plants 70 New tsraaaa

Hayes 4 Aonnstte. WHO became "a
nous through the rich u3n1snx sSss-
mated AZ s4.ooo.eee. made ~ she-r bv
s s-ie-r lease on AichaWk property. have
transferred their rnsasnS rSsr-S 49,
AohaEES lease having eNpirea. ana 49,
VIII operate on the GClSrsla tS,,.-.nss
grc1no owned By them. on tha or--
skirts Of Goldneld- This action 7s. .hs,ss.s
on the belief entertained BY thas, 49,
the vein IN the Mohawk trends tovrars
s.,sif property Their hclcirxS On rsa
Claims and a lease
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MAKE DrAMoNDFrELD LEASES
Syndicate Takes In Properties fa "a.
Developed on Large scale

Developed on Large Scale
The Gold6eld Tribune saws thar h5rh
ore values. practically exceeding any
thing heretofore found in the Ms
mondHeld district. have lust No.,
opened in new places in that sacfic,
indicative OF the activity Of Ms
nondneld and as showing the cons
dence or experts in that territory
comes the announcement that a ieaSa
has been signed from the Red Ratfe
Mining Company 10 Diamondneld Isrk
Davis and W. C Dewey. who ~a,-.-
senJs Eastern capitalists
By the terms OF this lease ~r.-
chinery IS TO be al once Installed :,
q depth Of 400 feet The iesSees are
thoroughly familiar with the proDa~.v
as they hold heavy interests in its
- s..llneOiste vicinity and are confident.
The Red Butte claims lie on tls v--s.- !.
oaSerop OF the Horseshoe and vest ~
tne Ds1sy and Great Bend and be-
tween them are the Kendall and Sana.
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.old6eld Consolidated
Shares In Great Demand

of the Godhd Consolidated Mines Com
that came
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storm II is hoped that the develop
ment work viii prove that the north
east end or the Horseshoe. with its
heavy surface outcrOp. win turn out
as Sreat IN values Is the west side
Of the shoe. and show that ths r5,h
belt OF the Goldhsld district extends
for miles
y 81 Curtis and F. II. Thwinr q
Kansas City and TWO directors OF The
Red Butte Company have been in ths
city attending 10 their interests in
the section named and they. with rhs
Ioeal oiree1or. Thomas WitherS. have
arranged the lease. The p~Cne~Sx VIII
continue 70 be IN charge % Mr.. VIM
ers- The claims lie In shout rss fo7
lowing order SandStorn. Keraan
Tonopah Club. Adams. Red F,,trs
Great Bend Annex GrsSt Bend. rafsv
Black Butte and Cua-szise~
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Ion,ptllon for correct styles In hats.
sorper Van Ness ave and McAllisrsr ST.
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money in the opening race Of the day
as 100 10 ! shot
The feature events for next week
VIII include the Promenade Handican
~ six and q half furlongs on Tuesday.
the Sinalca Handicap at 4 mile on
Wednesday. the Grisette Handfcap at
seven furlongs on Friday. the Janice
Handicap at FIVE furlongs and the
Burns $4,000 Handicap az one and a
quarter miles on Saturday.
Watercress stands fifth in the stall
lion list for 1895. He is Il years old.
was bred by Lord Falmouth in Eng
land and was raced in that country for
four years in the colors OF Baron de
Hirsch before being bought by J b
Eaggin in May. 1904. HagEin brought
him 10 America and placed him in the
stud at the celebrated Rancho del PaSo
IN this State When that establishment
was dispersed il was expected that
Wstercress would find a new owner
through the auction sale at Madison
Square Garden in December. Ise5. but
haggln did not let him go He outbfd
all ocntenders. bought the stallion in
Tor 81, eco and sent him 10 the Eluaen-
corf stud in Kentucky. where he now
stands WaterCreSs was 4 stake win
ner IN England and has several times
r2n he1 Wei I'd IN the American Sfra
list but X has never been his good
fortune 10 reach the ton During 1905
forty-five OF his get started on the
American turf and twenty-fi I'VE OF them
We're winners. with q total OF sixty-sfx
victories and ss15Ss won in purses
Water Pearl was the principal factor
in the winnings with SO $50 70 hrs
credit Other notable winners among
has set during the year included Bar
harry Belle $3.50. cressina $slss. Edna
Jackson sSiio. Lotus ss7ss. Pzumunok
Sass. southern Cross ss0s0. Waterbury
ssSs5. Watergrass Ss4ls.
Charlstan Is reported in q had way
AT New Orleans and viii not race for a
long time 10 coEae-
Tahnistion OF the entry listss for the
big spring hsndicsps of the conev
Island Jockey Club shows that Bor-
ghesf. DR.. Gardner. Horace E Jack
Atkin. Logistiila and Tony Faust have
been nominated for all three big stakes
-Brooklyn- Suburban and Brighton
Dr. Leggo and Avaunteer formerly
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PORTS Speedy Neaon Wins the Monel Handicap in Gaop
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

By u. r. JGffery
First race-keene entry, Griffin
entry, Banward.
Second race-Pickavay Begun,
Malitah.
Third race-Burleish, shady
Lad, Earl Rogers.
Fourth race-Tony Faust, Rapid
Water, Proper.
Fifth race-Gateway, voaaday,
Beechwood.
sixth race-Escamado, Cloud
light, Ocean Shore.
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CoAsT HANpIcAP sHnnr

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan. 1S.-The Soo-
kane Rod and Gun Grub has aeceptes
the offer OF the Interstate SportSmeu-z
Association 10 hold the Pacific Coast
championship shoot n this city Sep
tember 10. II and -
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bprEer a CO. yesterday sold Nettfe
Hicks 10 c F. Murray 4 Co. and the
mare. Well ridden by s boy named Con
way who recently put In an appear-
anos- AZ The local track. took third
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YESTERDAYS WINNERS

contenders were Fireball. with L.
were favorites. being odds-on mo-
them at one stage of the betting.
them. II evidently being figured th
against Firebsll. Collector Jessup
cellent. start. Hector jumped into
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Charlstan Is reported in a had way
at New Orleans and viii not race for
long time 10 come
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Jockey Mcbride was al the track
yesterday. but did not ride. as his
shoulders were StiIl a tribe sore from
the effects of his bad fall from Alhia
on THURSDAY. He win resume riding
today. undaunted BY his close call
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Entries at Emeryyille

The entries and weights for today's
races at Emeryville are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Three and a half furlongs:
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As . general rule the bo0kies lost
yesterday. Joe Harlan. Bill Jackson
and Joe Rose were the exceptions.
Harlan won s.eee Jackson sisoe snd
Rose SSee
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Jim Seascn profted handsomely
Through the victory 81 his nameSake
in the Norinel handicap The former
Assessor had a biz bet on the horse
that Schreiber named in his honor.
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place. 1i-2o: show. f-6. Jessup.
y Sam-Sister Josephine. Trained
wing High price-Nealon 1I-i0,
turn Of speed. but tired badly
nd was passing pscemaker near
ce. Clark was forced 10 pull up
> 10 come on and win gailoping.
,y- Finehall always outrun.
4 upward: value 10 nrst, S5e5.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
TWELVE MILE RIDE.
Trouble, But He Had an Oh jeet.

We are willing to take trouble to get
things We value
A Mo man was so much benefited
by changing from coffee to Postum
that he was willing to ride about u
miles to get it. His daughter writes:
MY mother, father and myself have
been drinking Postum for two years
and have all been greatly benefited By
its use.
Before We dropped coffee and began
to use Postum, mother was poorly noun
ished and only weighed % pounds. AZ
ter she used it few weeks she began
to gain in weight and she kept getting
stronger and better until now she
weighs about $50 lbs. and We all be-
lieve it is due To leaving off coffee and
drinking Postum Food Coffee. because
she has taken no medicine Of any kind.
While she drank coffee she was very
nervous. but since using Postum she
has no such trouble.
Father was troubled with indiges-
ton. when he drank coffee. but Pos
tum has changed all that. He says
he Xix the taste of it much better
than coffee. When l happen to be Wis
iting and drink coffee l am usually
sick a few hours, everything sours on
my stomach and l get very nervous.
I'VE find there's a big difference in
the way Postum is prepared. II should
be boiled properly according to direc-
tions-then its flavor is fine.
Father rides about IL miles to get
it. He says he would not do without
Postum if he had to go still farther
TO get it" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek, Mich. Read the little
booklet, The Road to Wellville," in
pkgs. There's a reason"
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
CORNISH INDIAN GAMES.
G. .. Brown. LIST cockerel. 1st hen
BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS.

BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS.
Ozark Yards, LIST pair; c. Z. COnnOr.
Jr.. End pair.
Mealey Studio special, best pair.
/ Ozark Yards. Sanichas special. high
est scoring male. Ozark Yards. Harry
Friedman special. highest scoring fe-
male, Ozark Yards.
GOLDEN SEABRIGHT BANTAMS.
Home Savings Bank silver cup. best
display, Lin Orme. Sanichas special
highest scoring female. Lin Orme.
BRONZE TURKEYS.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson. 3rd cock. 1st
hen; c. b. Wood. 1st cock 1st cock
erel.
Ed Olsen special for biggest tom. c.
B. Wood. Elvey & Hulett special
second heaviest, c. y. Wood.
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.
Best pair-C. b. Wood 1st: PalO Al
TO Yards. 2nd: Miss May Utley Bird.
Massie Second Hand Store special
for best marked drake. c. B. Wood. a.
Wetzler special for best marked duck.
PEKIN DUCKS.
Best pair. c. b. Wood. LIST and End:
Palo Alto Yards. 3rd.
Lund special best drake. c. B.
Wood.
GUINEAS.
Best pair. c. b. Wood. 1st; Mrs. W.
A. Wilson. End.
Gerard Bros special for highest
/ scoring pair: Southwestern Stockman
special for second highest scoring
l pair.
PIGEONS.
a fine display by Palo Alto Poultry
/ Yards. Harry Hughes. Mrs. r. o.
Sheridan. Mrs. LaTOurette. Space
does not permit OF Individual winners.
I Special won by Palo Alto Yards for
best display.
SPECIALS.
Arizona Republican silver cup for
I highest scoring solid colOred birds
: OF one breed one Of which TO be a male
won by ozark Yards. a pen Of Rose
Comb White Leghorns.
Territorial Fair Association. cup for
> highest scoring parti-colored birds
/ OF one breed one Of which TO be a
| male won by Ozark Yards, a pen OF
I :. c. Brown Leghorns.
/ Arizona Gazette silver cup. for the
/ highest scoring solid colored bird. won
by Ozark Yards on Blue Andulasian
I Cock. score 93%.
Arizona Democrat. silver cup for
highest scoring parti-colored bird. won
by Joe Bush on a Partridge wyandotte
/ hen, score 1914.
/ Munger Bros. special for best shaped
male in show. won by Ozark Poultry
Yards on a Blue Andalusian Cock
Sanichas special for best shaped
female. won by Joe Bush on Partridge
Wyandotte female.
! Donofrio-Zunkle special for whitest
bird in show. won by Ozark Poultry
Yards on White Rock Pullet.
y. Friedman. silver cup for highest
scoring pen OF any Buff variety won
/ by Ozark Yards on pen OF Buff Leg
horns.
I Mrs. W. A. Wilson's special for
highest scoring male of any Buff va
riety. won by Ozark Yards on Buff
Leghorn Cockerel
Art Printing Co. special for highest
scOring female. any Buff variety. won
/ by Ozark Yards on Buff Leghorn Hen.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
TEMPE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The Second Of its Kind Will Occur at
the Normal Saturday.

Saturday of this week is the date OF
the second annual tennis tournament
which will occur at the normal tennis
courts. Great preparations are being
made by the normal association for the
occasion and ii gives promise Of
being an event of much importance So
cialy as well as in an athletic way.
Four schools will be represented in
the tournament as follows: The Uni
versity OF Tucson, the Phoenix Indian
school the Phoenix high school and
The normal Of this place. II is likely
that the Tucson representatives will
arrive on the evening train Friday as
the first train Saturday will bring
them here too late to participate i'm all
the events Of the day.
In the forenoon the preliminaries
will be played and though the COM
plete schedule Of games has not Yet
been arranged. the days events of in
forest Will consist of mems singles and
doubles. ladies' singles and doubles
and mixed singles and doubles. The
Indian school band will come with the
Indian school players ana will be at
the normal all day to enliven the oc-
casion with music. In the evening,
in honor of the visiting teams and
other guests there will be a ball in the
dining hall
Il is anticipated that a large num-
Der Of Phoenix people aside from the
players will be in attendance as the NJ.
& p. railroad has made a liberal rate
for the round trip of 80 cents. said rate
being good on the first morning train
over and on any returning trains Sat
urday or Sunday. Further particulars
of the tournament will be published
later.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

any who may wish TO join whether
members Of this church or not. Prof.
Hatch will sing at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning.
Sturgeon Tomlinson returned yes
terday morning from Superior for a
visit with his parents.
Larry Bowman and mother spe mt
yesterday here and may locate for the
balance Of the winter I'm Tempe.
Attention is called To the changes
in the ads in this department this
morning.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
MESA

James Bolitta representing McLaugh-
lin Bros. has been in Mesa during the
past few days I'm conference with ram
Chers who are interested in fine stock.
on Friday he expects the arrival Of
three stations. two black Percherons
and a French Coach horse.
The Mclaughlin Bros. OF Kansas
City are widely known importers Of the
best stock from France. They have
placed many Of their horses in various
states with great success. Mr.. Bolitta
expects to organize a company for each
horse. in some town in this part OF
Arizona.
Geo. Scott the show Low sheepman
has recently purchased the corner of
the Tway property on which is located
me brick house. He expects to have
the property put into pretty shape
for occupancy. The price paid is said
TO be $500.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
COMPLAIN OE DOGS.

There have been numerous COM
plants from residents Of Goldman
addition recently regarding a band Of
dogs that frequent that section Of
town TO the annoyance OF cows and
chickens Of the neighborhood. Several
dogs have been shot at and one resi-
dent gives warning that II his next
aim is more certain. someone will be
mourning the loss OF a pup.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
A Few DEVELOPMENTS.

There We're a few developments in
tho case Of sylvester Roche. who was
nearly killed by unknown parties Sun
day night on his way home. \ slight
clew as To the identity Of the party
or parties concerned in the deed was
found and warrants We're issued.
though up TO the middle Of yesterday
afternoon they had not been served.
nor were the names of the suspects
made public. Mr.. Roche though in a
very much battered condition. was
able to be out Of bed.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
SHORT NOTES.

Congregational church prayer meet
ing this evening at 1:3o in charge Of
the pastor.
AT 7:3O on Saturday evening Prof
Dana Woods Hatch Of Phoenix will
organize a choral class at the Baptist
church in connection with the choir Of
the church. This class will be open to
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

Quite n little interest is being shown
by base ball fans in town in the pro-
posed organization OF a base ball team.
4 number have signified their will
ingness to join and for purposes of
practice and seeing what material is
available a game will be played with
the normal team on the grounds Of
that team tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock. Thus far the town team has
not selected officers or placed the men
intending 10 wait until the game OF to-
morrow shows up what material there
is at hand.
Cohcn's barber shop. Casa Iona
block; the best place in town.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

Pussy cat, Pussy cat, where have you
been?
I've been up to London to see the
queen.
Pussy cat, Pussy cat, what saw you
there?
Donofrio's Crystalized Cactus Candy
almost everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
AID SOCIETY MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the NJ r. church will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Al Miller at the usual
hour. \ full attendance OF the mem
bers is desired as there is business Of
Importance TO transact.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

Harriet z. Stearns to Robert s.
Stearns. deed TO part : W II SIN
sc.
NJ. L. Vieux to 3. G. Pecka. deed to
lots @. 10. block TO- Collins addition.
Lysander Cassidy to B. G. Pecka.
deed TO lots :. s. 9, 10. Il. y, block ?,
Montezuma place.
Rachel F. Buck TO J. a. Pitts. deed
to - y - W IA y E Ia 81
2N-3E
Phoenix Building and Loan Assn,
to J. F. Price. deed to lot 3. block ?,
GOldman's addition, Tempe.
L. r. Bennett TO f. J. Bennett. deed
to block F. and other Bennett place;
water right to be used on part section
32-2N-3E
Samuel II. Mitchell and wife to Nora
p. Kibbey, deed to lots :. IS. 70. block
Il. Collins addition.
Dwight 3. Heard and wife to Oscar
Scott, deed 10 lots 10, %. p. block 43.
Collins addition.
VIM. II. Smith and wife TO George
Hurst, deed to y 1-2 y z IL 33-2N-
2E.
J. D. Mcfarland ct al to J. T. Lesuer
ct al, deed to 10 mining claims.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

We sell the best at lowest prices Of
every kind of nursuery stock shipped
into this valley. Now is the time to
order q. \. Goodwin.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06

There's no harm in giving even bad
advice because nobody will take any
kind.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
TFhPF-Fr.nk W. Grtnen Pomeroy Bros.-MESA
SEASON 1907
EmbrOiderieS
aces

largest and complete
mention: Veen-
and insertion match
trimming
whit and and
chine made orons embrodees Embroidery
edsn
Arizona republican., 1907-02-06
LIST OF AWARDS
AT POULTRY SHOW
Winners in All Glasses Including the
Special Prizes Which Must be Com
peted for Again.

The following is the list Of awards
made at the first show given by the
Arizona Poultry and Pet stock assoc
citation. and held Jan. 81 and Feb.