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Arizona republican., 1907-07-05
OF INTEREST TO ARIzoNIANs-

A patent has been granted to Frank
 Ledivy of Globe for power transmits sion mechanism. The National Cop
 per Bank of New York City has been approved as reserve agent for the
 Globe National Bank of Globe. The
 postoffice at Livingstone, Gila county.
 has been discontinued and mail has
 been ordered sent to Roosevelt. Pro- motions of five city letter carriers in the territory from SS5O a year to $500 have been made. Four of these are in
 Phoenix and one in Prescott.
 RUNNING DOWN HiLL-The fail ure of the weather yesterday 10 main tain the big standard it had set the day before. 117 in the shade At one o'clock the government thermometer registered only 112 and there was con- sequent disappointment for the bureau said that that was so far be- hind that there was hardly hope that the figures of the day before could be reached. But the pOpulace hoped against hope until 3 o'clock in the af- ternoon when a little old measly 113 was attained.
 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF = Recently some illdisposed boys whose names are known but will not be mentioned. entered the watermelon patch of Law renee Underwood, the actor and not only ate all they could hold but not being content with that they s"t about to spoil all the melons they could and destroy the vines. A good many dol lars worth of melons where cut to pieces. plugged and bursted. with no purpose except pure devilishness. The boys names become known through sC me other lads whom the young seal 2wags tried. previous to the maraud- ing of the melon patch. to inveighleg
 into the conspiracy. These lads re-
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05

to depart he would go directly 10 bed , and appear the next morning for sen- tence. He left his money with the court. amounting to s70. Yesterday
 morning he appeared and asked to what extent the peace of the com
 munity had been outraged by him. Tho
 judge replied: 'I have here S70 be-
 longing to you. I had thought that a
 proper way to cut it would be for the
 territory to take $50 and you to take
 s20." The defendant offered no stren-
 uous objection though he said he had not thought he was cutting up $50
 worth. The court said that the sug-
 gestion he had made was only tenta-
 tive and since it had not met with
 unanimous approval it would not be acted upon. Thereupon he counted
 out s60 for the defendant and stopped.
 Then he handed him 8 more and said
 that the law could not surrender an
 other cent. The young man said he
 was entirely satisfied. He had got so
 much more change back than he ex-
 pected that he thought the court must be offering justice at bargain prices in consideration of the holiday. He would
 henceforth come to Phoenix whenever he felt the need of breaking the peace.
 MAKING PURCHASES FOR MINE l-J. T. Harrington of Kelvin is in the city for few days to make some pur- chases of supplies for the Baldwin
 Syndicate, of which he is the vice president. The syndicate has taken over the Sultana mine and is at pres
 ent making a good profit. The pur- chase price was S90.000 and yesterday about s9.O00 was received to apply to the purchase and the financial part is now about all closed up. Mir. Harring
 ton says that they are shipE,ng ore which runs up to 20 per cent copper They are preparing to sink perma- nent vertical shsft, heretofore having been following the lodges. It is now being contemplated to build an aerial tram to a concentrating plant, and from that straight down to the railroad. making it cost very little to handle the ore to the shipping point. There are several thousand tons of low grade ore now on the Sultana waste dump which it will not pay to ship to the smelter that will be con- centrated on the ground at the mine when the plant is put in. The Sultana claims extend over about 300 acres and the company is figuring on buying 500 more acres. MT. Harrington is inter- ested in mines in the Black Hills and has not been in the land of little rain but a short time. He says that he has guarded against scorpions and snakes but they seem to be a little too familiar on short acquaintance He has killed a great many harmless snakes under the delusion that they intended to do him harm and with the theory in mind that the good snake is a dead one. He expects to get used to these things in the course of human events.
 AN OHIO .MARRiAGE-The an- has been received in the city of the marriage of Miss Florence Gertrude Leeds, daughter of pr. and Mrs. R. z. Leeds at Hilliard. ohio. to Milo Fay Eberly of the Postal Tele- graph company of Columbus. The bride is a sister of Mrs. c. s. Berry man of this city and was a guest at the Berryman home for two years and will he remembered by many Phoenix friends. The Columbus Dispatch con-
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05

GOING TO LOS ANGELES-Thom- as Whitney ST. left last night for Los Angeles. to spend about a month with his family.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05
FOR A BRIEF vAcATioN-Dr. J.
RETURNED FROM PRESCOTT

C. Norton, territorldl Neterlnarian- Ieit last night for Los Angeles for perhaps q months vacation.
 RETURNED FROM PRESCOTT Governor Kibbey and Colonel McClin- tock returned yesterday afternoon from the .unveiling ceremonies at Pres colt. Colonel McClintock expressed himself as highly pleased with the hospitality of the Prescott people and the belief that it was the Mountain City's greatest and grandest day in its history.
 A DIVISION OF THE FUNDS Night before last a young man who had just come to town to commemo- rate the independence of the country rather overdid the thing and was ar rested for a disturbance of the peace. He was taken before Justice Kyle tc whom he professed a proper degree of repentance but did not ask for clemency. He said if he were allowed
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05
L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
sAkTA FK TINE TABLE.

A. N. E. A. vISlTOR-Miss Ida Warren will leave tonight for oLs An geles to attend the convention of the Natiopal Educational Association. It Was stated by The Republican yester- day that she had gone to COchise coun- ty to visit relatives. Instead. her sis ter. Mrs. C. K. Wilcox, had gone to Benson the night before.
 A PATRIOTIC elAZE-The only fire reported yesterday up to s o'clock as a result of the Fourth of July fes- tivities occurred at Pennington's O. K. store on South Seventh avenue. A blaze presumably caused by a fire cracker broke out in the roof and an alarm was turned in. The fire was extinguished by the quick work of the
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05
fo Our Good Friends,
 City

We sre at present quitting the re- tail trade fin 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. w. 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. It has been a pleas ture to serve you. Again thanking you, We remain, Very truly yours,
 THE kkRICOPA CREAMERY co.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05

You can't dodge the worst by sitting down and hoping for the best-Chi- cago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-05

tains an account of the wedding which was quiet home affair and solemn ized on June 18th. The young couple will make their home in Columbus
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12
Local and Personal
JOHN L.MURPHY City Editor

sharp, the jewe!eT. Two doors north
Of P. Q.
J. A. Seaion went to Huron this
incoming 10 visit the state fair.
Ny. and Mrs. E. 6. Sanderson re-
turned MODjay evening from their
visit at Red Wing and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Isaac Johnson was over from
Nolgs visiting relatives the first Of the
week, returning home Monday even
ing.
shirley Miller returned Tuesday
evening from very enjoyable visit of
q month @! siy weeks II the Black
Hills.
Dr, Boyden was called TO Bushnell
q couple OF times the past week to see
MIS-. J, Z. T&plin, VINO mas been quite
SICK. She i mucn improved at the
p-esen, time.
N!s. H. II: Reeves went to Water
town this morning =. & few days visit
with friends. Her little niece, Helen
Peterson, accompanied ner and will
v;s:; win her father for few days.
asst Saturday :. J. Rudolph, the
a1ct.Cpeer. SOLD 2 carload OF horses
70. :. T, Ellis. 0! Cente-yille, at the
ErooK:ngs STOCK Yards, realizing the
neat sum O! Sl.54C.0U Pretty good
sale that,
Leonard Kendall Ass taken mis- old
position ss day operator at the depot.
/ Ler j. about the best and most Oblig-
1 ING OIeratO! the company ever had at
the depot, and all those who have
business around there are glad to see
hin BACK.
/ J. :. Jarvis mas installed an electri-
cal sOlCering-i-On u Ms tinshop, and
/ finds that ne can do much better and
quicker work than with the old
fashioned method O. heating the iron
over gasoline fame.
Barley still continues to go up and
the enc is not IN sight yet. Yesterday
the local elevators were paying around
SO cents, and it is probably two or
three cents higher than that today.
The farmer VINO last spring put in a
good acreage Of barley is in luck this
year.
+. &. Grover q Pa-deeville, Wis,
was mere few days the first Of the
week looking for location for a
furniture store. He looked over c. +.
West 4 Company's stock with view
Of purchasing, but nothing definite
was done. He returned Monday morn
ing.
Special 2onvocat;ons Of Bookings
! Cnapte, No. &, K. A. NJ, on Thurs
day evening, sept. 18th and Friday
the 2Oth. The work will be in the
/ Mark Master and Past Masters de-
grees. High Priest II. B. Mathews
Will preside and would like to see a
large attendance OF the local members.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12
MORE INSANITY

Mrs Amelia ROaedale OF Preston
township was brought before the
board Of insanity this week and ad
Judged insane As the asylum a.
Yankton is filed 10 Overlooking Mrs
Rosedale was given in charge Of Mrs
SimonsOn of Preston. who will care
for her until such time as she can be
taken TO Yankton
Louis Quissell vas brought before
the board last week on complaint OF
some OF the citizens Of the northern
part OF the county 1t seems that
he has been heavy drinker and a.
times while under the influence OF
liquor he is quite violent When ne
has not been drinking he is a good
citizen and kind father, and a nun.
Der Of his neighbOrs testified 20 III.
truth OF this The board decided that
he was able 70 take care for himself
In reporting the above cases il cane
10 notice that the county has not O
decent place 20 PUT an insane patient
There is considerable vacant room in
the upper story of the jail and the
county commissioners should have
this fixed UP properly for this purpose.
A padded cell could be put in cheaply
and the work altogether would cost
very little and the county would then
save what il is now paving out for
the care of its insane patients before
they are taken to the asylum. The
cells on the lower floor are not suited
for insane patients. nor is il right that
they should be placed in the same
room with the prisoners.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12
Ten pages. Read 'em all.

Ten pages. Read 'em ALL
II you've lost your keys, take the
keyhole 10 Sharp, he'll tit new Key
to it.
Or. Boyden reports daughtey at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Villain Nor
ton OF Alton, last Saturday.
VI. d. Ohrans returned sunday
morning from Minneapolis, where ne
spent a couple OF days at the fair.
Mrs. Ed Crowley OF Wimbledon,
y. D., returned the first OF the week
from her Minneapolis visit, and will
remain until the last OF the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tnos
Madden.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12
Market Reports

Watch, clock and ewelry repairing
at Sharp's.
Sharp repairs guns, bicycle, and
sewing machines.
Geo. y. Breed went to Huron last
evening to attend the state fair.
Or. r l.. Slagle went to Huron yes
terday morning TO attend the state
fair.
Geo +. Thayer left again TUESDAY
morning for a trip TO Illinois in search
of landseekerS
The weather was decidedly chilly
the last OF the week, but thi, week 1t
has been almost perfect.
Mrs. II. NJ Harden OF Lane, is here
for visit with her father, 1. g. Love-
land, and other relatives.
Attorney W. F.. purdy drove to
White on business yesterday afternoon.
Roy Wilson accompanied him.
The Catholic ladies aid society will
have rummage sale IN the near
future, the exact date OF which will be
announced later.
Geo Maryland went to Oldham Sat
urday morning and visited Until Mon.
day with Robert Shaw. a former col
lege student
Mrs. F.. 5. Lorimer and Myrtle went
to Arlington last evening to visit a
few days with Mr.. and Mr.. Vinegar
and other friends.
=, r
~ he' ~; VI. mar mar u'i ,.' wa o' n''e
ron MduiSo'I mn u'.Suds ~ eiii,Is,
ana VIII J., nolu seI' ices anu communion
DIT 'ii' rl''''oi''' c''uIch 'I '''' b. III
Mrs, NJ, l.. Redmond and two
children. Mary and Max. and her
mother. Mrs. Elson, went TO Huron
last evening 10 Spehd Gay or TWO at
the lalf'
Miss Winnie Catlett will 20 10 Mimi.
eapolis next Monday for A few DAYS
visit with friends and from there will
go to California to spend the winter
, with relatives.
those wishing premium lists OF the
OF Room oo1 Vew CentI,rv bIock or
send address 70 " r. NurDhy- the
assistant secretary
~
Frank SherWln was At " nite
couple OF days TINS week soliciting
stock Tor the county ta!r ASSOCIATION.
de reports very gratifying success,
and says that the citizens OF that town
exhibited a very commemorate spirit
Among the Brooking5 visitors to
the state tar az huron YESTERDAY we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Pau, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. r.. C.arln, Mrs, Jonn Cole
and children, Henry W:eae and Geo.
ID. Hlll. Inc talr mas been fortunate
IN having good weather, a part OF the
time anyway, ana mas been drawing
hne crowds
o.. ngiGsa ave-, ''-e. .n;, ~ i 49,
d0 W. h'. go ,di1 100
!, ~, 80. 40 ,o 49, pa;
piepSS. ation9 ~ a0IOiii.iiou%1e ae'eta.
nunu'oo 'Isl'o.. uu r, az IN ten'ioaI
nesa az G ~ ao p W pei 10y pc.
P PotoT 10 H re PTSrd :, So,.h W:n
~, ~; n-'u % ''''H' VA
'poN'' -"'iii'
Mrs. Walter VI. Cheever and child
ren arrived home Friday evening from
I al, We ha g., ;l,,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12

September is the anniversary
of my Optical Business in
Brookings and vicinity. In
the twelve years past | have
fitted over 5000 pair of glass
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12

John Gautschi left Sunday even
ing for Milwaukee where he will
take in the State fair. He will
also make trip to Chicago where
he will buy stock Of tobacco for
his factory. He will be gone about
"a week.
The corn which was planted by D.
J, Estabrook near the hotel Wash
burn late last spring is now looking
fine and will be ready for cutting in
couple of weeks. The ears are all
well filed out and are ripening ra-
pidly. The corn was planted as an
experiment, the seed being sent
here from the experimental station
at Iron River. 1t proves beyond a
doubt that almost anything can be
grown successfully on Northern
Wisconsin soil.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12

Mrs. j. w. Hacker OF Super ior is
visiting with her son Guy in this
city.
Rev. Pengilly left Tuesday after
noon for Lacrosse where he will at
tend tie conference of the Methodist
church,
0. Anderson of Grantburg visited
with his folks here during the week.
The Anderson family have been
coming to this city the past two
years during the hay fever season
and are very favorably impressed
with tie country about here.
An attempt was made to burn
the farm home of Louis Lavoy on
Washington avenue the latter part
of last week but the fire was dis
covered before it had gained much
headway and was put out, very lit
tie damage being done. Lavoy
says that heis almost sure of the
guilty parties and an arrest may
follow in few days.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Shortage Of Cows.

On account of the shortage Oh
COWS in this city and surrounding
country the Washburn creamery
was compelled to close down un-
Til next spring, The hay crop
this season was very light and
many of the farmers had dis.
posed of a numb Der of their COWS
so that they were unable to
bring in milk and cream, but
they have agreed to stock up
again in the spring and the
creamery will be opened then tc
be kept running. Before closing
down the institution was put in
first class shape so thatit will be
ready to start up again as soon
rs the cows are shipped in.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Cans Still Champion.

Joe Cans, the colored pugilist,
still continues to hold the light
weight championship of the
world as result of defeating
James Britt in a battle at San
Francisco Monday night. The
fight which was supposed to be
a twenty round bout was brought
to a closesat the end Of the fifth
round when Britt announced to
his seconds that he was unable
to continue the fight on account
of breaking his wrist in the
fou rth round. Britt was. out
classed in every round except
the first.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
the city of Washburn, Wis
consin, will receive sealed
bids at the city clerks office
on Saturday, September 14th,
1907 at 9 O'Clock in the morn
ing, for the repair of steps,
building and repairing open
ings in front of two windows,
and laying of cement walks in
front of city building, con-
|sisting of 884 square feet.
Specifications may be seen at
the city clerks Office. The
said city reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Washburn, Wis,
September 22nd, 1907.
M. M. SWEET,
OLAF M. OLSON,
T. A. OSCAR,
Committee
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Insane Man Breaks Away From
Sheriff SeyerSon at Ashland.
Was Being Taken to the Hos
pital for the Insane at
Oshkosh

While Sheriff Severson was
engaged in taking two insane
prisoners to the hospital for the
insane at Oshkosh Monday night
one of the fellows broke away
at Ashland and is still at large
in that city. Mr.. Severson left
here Monday evening on the
boat for Ashland where he in
tended to keep the prisoners in
the county jail over night. Just
as they were passing the alley
in the rear of the Knight hotel
one of the fellows, Frank Buck
holtz suddenly broke away and
ran. He was pursued by the
sheriff and several spectators
but was not apprehended al
though the sheriff spent the
greater part of the night in look
ing for him. Mr.. Severson left
the following morning for Osh-
kosh with the remaining prison
er. The man who escaped for :
merly lived at Ashland.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Stop Secret Marriage.

A moose has been placed around
the neck of Cupid by the Wisccnsir
legislature one that will have the
effect of curtailing elopements from
this common wealth into others ad-
joining.
/ After Oct. no Wisconsin couple
gay slip away and be married ia
another state without first obtain
ing certificate from the county
clerk from the county in which they
reside. The law sets forth that
such couples must provide them
selves with a blank certificate of
marriage, have it filled out and FLED
with the register of deeds before
they can seek gretna green and
have the ceremony performed. The
penalty provided is 500 fine.
The enforcement of the act will
deal hard blow to such cities out
side of Wisconsin as Minneapolis,
St. Paul, Winona, Rockford, Free
port. Waukegan and Chicago, ILL.,,
Menomonie, Mich. St. Joseph Mich.
and such other cities as are fre
quently sought by those who would
marry secretly.
The passage Of the marriage Ii
cense law several years ago was the
direct resnlt Of armies of couples
coming from Chicago to Milwaukee
and having the ceremony performed
One Milwaukee minister, Rev. Mr..
Huns berger of the Grand avenue
Methodist church, attained ma tional
notoriety by marrying over 1000
couples in one vear-two-thirds of
whom came from Chicago.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Nearing Completion

The new road that is being
built between this city and Cor
nucopia is nearing completion
and it will only be a short time
until people can drive over the
road. It will mean much to the
people of Cornucopia and Wash
burn and also to the settlers
along the road, and ought to be
the means of opening up that
territory sooner,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Must Stand Trial on Charge Of
Murder Before Circuit Court
Preliminary Examination was
Held Before Judge Sauve
Yesterday.

John Speck, the man who
has been held at the county
Jail the past two weeks charg-
ed with the murder of Bony
Lombard in the town OF
Barnes, was given prelimi :
nary examination before
Judge Sauve at Iron River
yesterday afternoon and was
bound over to the circuit
court to stand trial. Speck
is a hunter, trapper and fish
erman residing on a home
stead at Barnes, and it was
near his shanty that the body
of Lom bard was found.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12

Edward Moore of North Dakota
is visiting at the Alvord residence.
Mrs. A. FL. Wilkinson of Bayfield,
visited with friends in the city
Monday.
Chris Saxhaug and Charles Han
son left the first of the week for
Eau Claire where they will 5isit for
a short time.
W. B. Woodworth and family left
Tuesdayafor Neilsville. Mr.. Wood
worth will return to the city again
in the course of week to organize
another class for the Beavers.
Robert Shroth is having a new
hardwood floor laid in his residence
on the Wannebo road. Mr.. Shroth
has one Of the finest farm residences
in the county, it being equipped
with all modern conveniences.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Miss Bertha Casperson at
her home on Third Street last Sat-
urday evening. A Large number Of
young people were present and a
very enjoyable time was had.
The board of review of the city
will hold meeting on the 10Th of
this month at the Office of the city
clerk. This will probably be the
last meeting that the board will
have this year and those who wish
to make any complaint should be
present at the meeting.
The hardware merchants report
that there has been more farm ma
chinery sold in Washburn and vi
cinity this year than any other here
tofore. Tt begins to show that the
farmers are clearing up their land
when they have need for the ma
chinery.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Three Persons Purchase Farming
Lands During Past Week.
Were Easily Convinced OF
the Value of Bayfield,
County Lands.

Taevssn Loveland, of Minneapolis.
arrived in the city the latter part OF
last geek With several persons who
wese DESTROYS of looking over land
I'm this uiciaity with the result that
he disposed of several pieces and
che parties will improve their pro-
veysv. Those who bought land
w.r,e M~. Dickerson of Storm Lake.
Iowa, SO acres in 33 49 5. Mr.. Bur-
keadarf Of Chicago. 80 acres in 49,
- s. and Mr. Carver of Dakota, l2e
I'm 3E-S0=A. Mr. Carver intends to
psre ais entire tract into fruit Or
ehard aai SAYS that it will only be q
few years before he will have one oi
the eaest orchards in the country
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
Scandinavian N E Church.

The ladies' aid society Of the
church viii mesa IN the church
.parlors next Saturday evening
and will be entertained by Mrs.
Gjertson. Rev. Munson of Du-
luth will deliver a sermon at the
church on Friday evening and
on Sunday evening Rev. Hanson
will preach at the regular SER
wee. Everyone. is cordially in
vijed to attend.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-09-12
M. E. Church Notes.

The Sunday School and Young
Peoples Alliance will meet next
Sunday as usual, except that
the Alliance will meet at 6.45 in
stead Of 7.15 and beginning
Septem Der 23rd will meet regu-
larly at 6.45. Church service
will be at7.30. Next Thursday
at 80 Mrs. Law, a representa-
tive of the w. G. T. T., will lec-
ture at tfe church. All are
welcome.