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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.
Furs and Fur Garments
department. of Furs and Fur Garments for
women S wear.

A speciality which For many years has received
extraordinary care and attention with view
to furnishing only such qualities as can be abb
solutely relied upon in every particular and at
much lower prices than equal qualities are gen.
orally valued That highest degree of satisfac-
tion shall be obtained the skins for the small
furs and garments shown here are most care
FULLY selected many months In advance of the
when first choice can be had and when
price advantages are a most important factor.
Whatever the fur requirement, it is con-
fidently believed that it can be supplied here in
most advantageous manner The splendid
stocks that are ready to-day for inspection in
cude large quantities OF the most fashionable
shapes in scarfs, collars muffs stoles and outer
garments of every description
Attention is especially invited to the show
ing of fine Mink Sets. This fur holds unds-
puted first place In favor, because of it's super
Tor wearing qualities and peculiar richness and
beauty Muffs and Scarfs In greatest variety
sold in matched sets or separately.
Other attractive Small Furs shown in sets are Ma
tura and black Lynx Fox Gray SQUIRREL Sable SQUIRREL
Caracul, Persian Lamb, Baum Martin and Seal
Fur lined cloth Goats great variety from $500
to S225.OO.
Caracul and Russian Pony Goats especially designed
for automobile wear driving, moderate prices
Seal and Persian Lamb Garments of highest grades
made order best possible any desired style
Grey Squirrel Sets. Scarf and Pillow Muff to
match, $3.50, $3.50, $4,000 and $780,
Sable Squirrel Sets, Scarf and Muff to match,
$780, $3.50, $4,000 and $780,
Sable Fox Muffs, $3.50, $780, $50 and $780,
Sable Fox Scarf S125 S14OO $3.50 to $780,
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CHELSEA.

Miss Emma Darling is visiting her
brother, United States marshal, Charlae
X Darling, IN Concord, N3Ss.-Mrs.
Adolia NJ. Whitney returned Monday
from q weeks visit with her cousin. Mrs.
Martina Gushing. at Bethel.-Heman y.
Lyror, has bought of Charles W. Davis,
administrator, the stephen Sargent farm
N South Washinrton.-Miss jeanette
Marshall who passed the summer vaca-
ton with her brother, DIR, A. z. Marshall
has gone to New Rochelle, n Y. TO live
with her other brother, the Rev. benjamin
T Marshall.--Mr. and Mrs. w. =, Town
send returned Tuesday from a few days
visit in Randolph.-Miss Belle j. Judd Of
New York is visiting her mother. Mrs
w II. Sanborn, and her sister, Mrs. Fred
II. Stanton.-Mrs Jane Kcancy of Min
noapolis has come"to pass the winter with
her sister. Miss Mary j. George. NJ and
Mrs A. w. Whitney have returned from
a months visit among relatives IN New
HAMPSHIRE and Massachusetts-Miss
Sihyl George Of South Washington was
marricd to George Lake Of Barre city
Wcdncsday.--Au operation for abdominal
tumor was performed on Mrs. Noah G.
TAYLOR last week Wednesday, The opera
ton was successful and the patient Is re-
covcring-.NIrs. Irene Carpenter has gone
to Mortified to pass the. winter with her
sister, Mrs. Clark.-Adclbert b. Carpcn-
ter of Somerville, Mass, has been visiting
his sister Mrs. Theron -. Spear and his
mother.--Mrs. Emily Marshall left this
week to pass several weeks with a niece
in Pittshurg, Pa. ON her return she VIII
stop with her son, the Rev. Benja min i.
Marshall at New Rochelle, \. Y, and
later with her other son, Andrew, IF
Boston--Wiliam c. Holmes went tc
Rrookfeld Tuesday TO attend his sisters
l.
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FAYSTON.

The Ladies' Aid was pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs. F. A.
Bragg and Mrs. Clayton II. Kew at Mrs
Bragg's. There were songs by Mrs. p
G. Hill, and a reading by Mrs. W. c.
Bragg. Then came A millinery OPEN
ing" when each gentleman selected a
hat from the counter and trimmed IT for
the lady whose name he found inside
Cake and ice cream We're served TO about
so friends and members.-A huskins par
ty was held at Mrs. Sarah Maxwell :
Friday evening. over 100 Were present
and after husking refreshments We're
served and music and dancing enjoyed
Much regret was expressed that Mrs.
Maxwell and family are soon to move
away.--Mr and Mrs. Archie MCCULLOUGH
and child Of stowe are visiting III town.
Henry Carey shot a deer carly Monday
morning.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The funeral of Mrs. Lydia @. Case was
held Saturday afternoon at her late home
at two o'clock. The bearers were II. j..
Ormsbee. DR.. W. II. Wright, w. II. Dean
II. u. Briggs, Edward carr and F. II. Nc
COLON. The Rev. f.. A. Herring of Dan
vers. Mass, oficlated, assisted by the
Rev. w. S. Smart The nterment was in
the cemetery on Center street Miss Ruth
Durham. who passed sunday with her
parents. has returned to Middlebury Col
lcgc.-Mlss Lena Forguites and Henry
Nassar of Forcstdale were married Mon
day morning at eight o'clock at St
Mary's Church. The Rev. j. j, Boyle
performed the ceremony.-G. II. Young
has returned from Boston. Mass.-Mrs.
CARROLL Dana and Mis- Carrie Dana left
Monday for their home In Brooklyn, n.
Y.--Mrs. G. e. Slavery has gone to Al
bany. n. Y. where she will remain for
several wcel5s.-Mrs. Worden of Orwell
a former resident, has been calling on
friends here for several days.-Thc Mon
day club met this week at Mrs. j. w.
Estabrook's on Franklin strcet-hhraham
Langworthv has returned from Boston,
where he has been for 10 days.
Lewis Arthur, the wo-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rivers, died Monday
afternoon after n three weeks illness. -
Mrs. Thomas Patnodo Is i'll with the
grip.-A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy vs.. Flood-Mr'. q.
II. Landon returned 10 Johnson Tues
day-Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Bacon have
returned from Cleva,and, Ohio-MisS
Celia Martin has roa- TO Fowler after
passing the -immer in town.-Mr and
Mrs. Nathancl Ruckliu of Sudbury have
gone to sawyer. Kan to visit their son,
Or. Columbus Bucklu Miss Anna Lynch
has gone to burlington, where she will
have an operation reformed on her
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PROCTOR.

Redfeld Proctor. Jr., and w. L. ilish'e
have returned from q western trip.-Mrs
+. j. Joyce and daughter are visiting reiH-
t.ves In Boston.--The engagement is an
nounccd of Corabel Nelson ana Harry
Hunting Of Worcestcl, Mass.-Mrs. John
Caldwell who has been in Boston for s"v-
cral months for med. al treatment has
returned home. -Fred"rick Stoiberg has
gone to FitChburg, Mass, where ne mas
secured work in machine shop.-At St
Dominlc's CHURCH sunday, the bans If
marriage were published for the first time
of Miss Amelia Young and John Stanley.
Tho football game saturday between
Vergcnnes and Proctor teams resulted Is
to 0, in favor of Proctor. Albert Jcrauid
has gone to Schenectady, y. Y, where he
has work with the e. artric cOmpanN.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Tayl1r and daughter have
returned from New York city.
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MONTPELIER.

state Auditor Graham mas sent to
states Attorney Gates set or hlanES
containing questions 10 be hlled ONT re-
gardlns the - State patients at the stat"
hospital for the insane who are from
WASHINGTON county These questions are
whether tie patient has any cStll',
whether he or she has any guardian ana
If there !' any money 10 contribute to the
support Of the patients, and whether they
have any kin who are able t. help them,
OF these Sc patients several have ut one
time or another iIured prominently in
the records Of Washingtou county court.
Among them Mildred brewster was Scnt
TO the asylum in May. 1898. for the murder
Of Annie Wheeler: Arturo Rernacco. wl0
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FORESTDALE.

Charles Brow has moved to Rutland.
Il. J. Brown viii move into the house
vacated by Mr. Brown.-Mrs. /. w. Horn
is visiting in New York and Philadelphia
Martin Estey S ill-Oliver Wyatt has
moved to WhtlnR-S ]. Quinn will occu-
Ply Mr., Myatts house.-Mrs. Jesselton and
son. who have been visiting Mrs. b. +.
Wheeler have returned to New York
Henry Nasser AND Miss Lena ForGniteS
were married October y at Brandon by
the Rev. Father Boylo.--Mr. and Mrs. f.
J. Bacon left last week for Hartford,
Conn. Before returning they expect TO
visit the Pacific ooast-Tha Misses l(lnS
of Albany. y Y. passed Sunday at l..
G. DumD'S
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

months vacation in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. G. II. NewCOmo and niece, Miss
Bertha Savage visited in Rochester sun
day and Monday.-The Ladies' Aid So
cietY of the Methodist Church will serve
its annual chicken pie supper Friday
evening al the vestry.-N. Leroy BoYce
of Lapark Pa, is in town to visit his
mother.-Nr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews
Of Providence. r. l., who were called here
by the death Of his mother, Mrs 4. q.
Matthews. returned home FridaY.-Two
fine deer weighing about go pounds each.
We're killed in town Monday by Lauren
Poland and Henry Carey
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs. J. r Lamson and Mrs. Laura
Cushman passed Saturday in Burling-
ton.--Capt and Mrs b. +. Bowman, Mr.
and Mrs. Fabion Dupuis and Mrs. c. e.
Luce attended the reunion of Co. G.,
Sih Vermont IN Roxbury Saturday.
George Prince visited his family Satur-
day ana sunday lie works In Highland
Lax Mass.-M'ss Evelyn Denny was an
ever SUNDAY guest OF her father II. -
Denny, OF Nofthh'ld'-Mr and Mrs. b.
a. t'urkce ana chIiu passed sunday IN
baire'-JameS faSsett OF Braintroe is
n,Eht operator Al tne s'a,'on-Mr' and
Mrs I. H. lhRalIs' MI ana MIS- Wlliiam
sack ana har'''E tor'n returned from
hoStoh o't''ru''N -'o,'n lieIry was VISIT
cu nF MS oro'''''H' marry he"rN OF Ne"
YORK an" 'Hn'F fe",S OF ho'ncs'er'
thursday an" Fr'u"y' n'N walked from
f'o''''S'.r mere "'''''",' VI = h'les'
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

As Mrs William Smell was driving home
from Worcester Sunday afternoon. her
horse became frightened, and she was
thrown from the carriage. receiving bad
cut on her forehead.-A. r. Sulham is in
poor health and has been unable to work
for some time.-Mr. and Mrs, George
Pray were at r. NJ. Pray's Sunday.-Wal-
ter Goodell of Barre who has been visit
ing his parents, returned Tucsday.-Wn-
liam Lawson and two children were at
r. r. Tassie's the first OF the week.
Glenn McKinstry was at home Sunday
Mrs. Henry Whceler is very Ill,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Lucinda Morse of Woodstock made
a short visit with her parents last week.
Luke Parsh's condition is serious He
was injured by fall four weeks ago,
and has been confined in bed since, suf-
fcrlng severe pain all the time.-Mrs,
Alyce Stone Grant and son, Fulton, left
Sunday for their home in New York.
Mrs. Stone and daughter, Bertha, expect
to close the Maplewood and start for st.
Paul Wednesday and pass the winter in
the West.-Miss Marion Harrington, who
teaches in Bellows Falls, stopped with
her parents Sunday on her return from
the teachers conventional. c. Gilbert
has taken up his residence in Randolph
village in the house that has daughter
Martha, lately bought for him.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mr. ana Mrs. Philip Ainsworth Of
HardwiCk were in town the first of this
Weekday Sawyer. who suffered scr
ious operation two weeks ago. seems
to b" losing ground Mrs. David Wylie
was called here last week by the serious
Illness of h"r nephew, Day Sawyer. FIX
Governor Bell was in town Friday TO at
tend the harvest supper at the Grange
Mabel Thaycr, ono of the twin daugh.
tors of Eugene ThaNer. aged II years,
died Thursday after a few days Illness
with spinal meningitis.
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ORANGE COUNTY
EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs y. Goodrich is very III. Her
daughter. Miss Sarah Goodrich of Royal
ton, Is with her.-Mss Emma w, Camp
Of Barre is visiting relatives here and in
North Randolph.-Mrs Newell is ILL.,
StiIlman LOOMS has returned to Hol-
yoke Mass, for the winter. Lloyd S,
Diford Of I.akeport, n. H., visited his
Grother Earl Riford, last week.-Mrs..
Emma A. Camp of New Hampshire Is
Visiting LGre
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where he has been visiting -Mrs. Thomas
Smith has moved into the house that he
purchased here.-Mrs. n. I. Smith has
gone to Boston on a visit--Alson Marshall
has moved into the William King house.
-Enos Dapicrre has returned from
Knowlton sanitarium improved In health.
Hazel Alexander, who has been i'll, is
slowly recovering.
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WAITSFIELD.

Miss Joyce Bisbec, who Is attending
high school at Barre. visited in town last
week. Charles Bieelow has returned
home from Winooski. where he has been
employed. Miss Cora Learned and Er-
nest kngsblSy of Moretown were mar
ried October l6 at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs, l.. NJ Learned. Mrs W, \,
""mele returned saturday from two
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER,.

Saturday O. c. Flint of Braiutree ol
gauized Harvest Home Grange, SiNt
members were in attendance and man
more express a desire 10 Join, The 10
lowing were Installed as officers: r, |
Morse, c. T.. Martin, j, T. Marsh, II, ,
Eaton, Gayle Eaton, George Rurdet
(CoutInued ON 18th Page.)
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

from Montpelier whore he has been in
the employ Of the Central Vermont rail
way. lie says ne may not 40 back.-Nlrs.
v NJ. Wcstovcr Of st. Adams and Mr..
nnd Mra. Eic1n Brown Of Morrsvill"
we're quests over Sunday at j. j. TiO-
hiifn'S.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Lund passed Satur-
day and Sunday in Morsan.-E. NJ. Porter
has returned from Boston, Brookton. New
D.drord Worcester and SrSA.@ii.ld.
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Presiding Elder w. s. Smj.ncrs receiv-
cd last week letter from the Row H.
.. Sherburnc Of Bellows Falls formal
~ accepting tho position Of secretary
ANA ncld agent ~ tho Vermont Bible
society. Mr.. Sherburnc will not be able
to assume the duties Of his office for
few weeks and until then the Rev r. -.
Kellogg Of Waterbury will have charge
Mr.. Sherburue has not decided where he
Will locate
In Washington county court Friday
the Jury In the trespass case of I.eClaire
vs. Tomasi rendered a verdict that the
do'ohuant was not guilty of the offence
charged and found for him to recover
his costs The plaintiff sued for $1,000
The assault case Of George Atkins q,
Warren against Earl and Orriu Hanks
OF That town, which 5000 damage.
were claimed, was then taken up.
PAU s. Dillingham; who since w. W
Husband was appointed secretary Of tina
congressionl immigration commission has
been secretary Cor Senator W. r. Dnlinr.
ham, his fat =. is planning to pass the
coming winter in Washington. He will
be accompanied hy Mrs. Dillingham;.
John Mcdonald. stone CUTTER who
| formerly resided l1 this city. was mar.
ricd last week at quincy, Mass where
he now lives, to Mrs NoHic Mills ~
that city. Mrs MHis worked ror several
yoars in the home Of A. j. Howe in this
| city.
| Tho funeral Of James Edward Canning
was held Sunday afternoon at 81
| August'no's thurch. tho Rev. Father ]
| J. 'ulion officiating. Burial was in the
| Catholic cemetery. Tho members o.
| Montpelier council. Knights Of Columbus.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
GREENSBORO.

James b. Calderwood, aged ~ years,
WAS drowned In an old mill pond not far
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-16

A DAY AT HoME-Mark Dunbar,
who is now on the staff Of the Tucson
Citizen. spent yesterday with friends
i'm Phoenix.
A MESA VlSITOR-Mrs. Clara Ba-
ker. who is teaching school at Mesa.
was the guest Of Mrs. L. H. Hayes
yesterday in this city.
RETURNED FROM THE COAST
George H. y. Luhrs and family re-
turned yesterday from the coast where
they have been spending a portion Of
the summer.
RETURNED FROM THE EAsT-C.
W. Fisher of CordeZ returned yester-
dav from an eastern trip. part Of the
time being spent at Niagara Falls. He
was In the city yesterday on his way
home.
U. S. COURT TODAY-This is the
day to which United States court was
adjourned at its last sitting. 1t will
therefore have to be opened. In the
absence Of Judge Kent that function
will doubtless be performed hv L. 5.
Court Commissioner tombstone.
YOM KIPPUR-The Jewish fast of
Yom Kippur will begin tomorrow
evening at shutdown. There will be
services at Melczer's hall at 1880
o'clock I'm the evening and again at s
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. The
fast will end at shutdown Wednesday
evening.
Alb. " p. U. SoCIAL-There win
be a B.Y.P.U. social and business
meeting tonight at the home Of Miss
Ruth Percival at the Indian school at
S o'clock. All members of the B.Y.P.U.
and all interested in young peoples
work are invited TO join the merry
party and take either the o'clock or
40 Indian school car. \ reception
committee will meet YOU at the main
entrance to the Indian school grounds.
A BIG PUMPKIN-Ah Lee OF Flor
ence. a Chinese gardener. has this year
raised a pumpkin weighing 100 pounds.
In addition to its weight II is so large
that it is next to impossible for one
man to handle il. All Lee will bring
this big pumpkin to the territorial fair
this fall and place it on exhibition and
if the farmers i'm the valley beat It in
weight they will have to be going
some.
ARIZONA SHEEP-Notwithsta
the lateness Of the season for the ship
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-16

Butter-Nut bread does not get
stale in one day. 1t cannot. The in
gradients prevent that.
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Returned FROM The COAST

George H. y. Luhrs and family re-
turned yesterday from the coast where
they have been spending a portion OF
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or LOCAL
III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending $50
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OFF FOR moaENcI-Ariss Eliza

OFF FOR MOHENCI-Miss Eliza
beth Ullman who taught in the Phoe-
nix schools last year, returned recent
" from Oceanside Cal. and on Satur-
day night left for Morenci. where she
will teach this year. She was accom-
panied by Miss Sadie Stauffer, who
taught in Morenci last year. and has
been empoyed again for this year.
having spent the summer with rela-
tives in this valley.
BAGGAGE CHECK FOUND ]. P.
Rhodes yesterday found a baggage
check marked AsH Fork to Phoenix.
and brought it to The Republican Of
flee where il can be secured By the
owner. who is doubtless very much
worried now about how he can get
his property out of the hands of the
railroad company.
AUDUBON BOY. - Arizona people
will remember the swift footed Au-
dubon Boy which was the <hief racing
attraction of the fair last year and
will be interested in the following
from dispatch of the 18th. from
syracuse. y. Y: Women's da" at the
state fair drew a crowd of $4,000 peO-
pie. Sunshine dried the track and il
was i'm the best condition Of the week.
The exhibition Of Audubon Boy and
Major Delmar. resulting in the fast
est pacing and trotting mile of the
year without wind shields. We're the
star features of the days events.
SURVEY APPROVED-The official
survey of the Quartz and Commodore
lode mining claims. situated in the
Mining nfStriet T'nghfGa
ty. is designated as Mineral Survey
No. 2i29. and is claimed b. Sam Mil
Ter and w. Goodrich.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-16

A DAY AT HOME-Mark Dunbar,
who is now on the staff of the Tucson
Citizen. spent yesterday with friends
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-16
ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

school will be open the week begin
ming Sept. 18th, from 10 to o'clock,
for registration of students in all the
departments.
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MOI The DEAD sAIcIpo-

or three weeks ago a miner by the
name of Ramon Salcido was killed i'm
a mining accident in the eastern part
of the territory. There is a Ramon
q. Salcido of Phoenix. son of Ferman
Salcido. an old resident Of the city.
and who is also a miner. 1t was
thought b.. all who knew him that he
was the victim of the accident and
his father received many letters of
sympathy. The young ,man who had
been employed at Saddle mountain.
returned to the city on Saturday night
alive and well.
LODGE ANNIVERSARY - Arizona
THURSDAY night hold celebration in
honor of the founding of the Rebekah
branch Of the order. that being the
lodge meeting night nearest TO the an
niversary day. All members of the
lodge ar urged to be present and all
visiting members vino chance to be i'll
the city There will be a short liter
AIRY. musical and speaking program.
which will be followed by the serving
Of refreshments. Cards and similar
games will also be among the even
ings diversions. The festivities are to
be neld in the lodge room on the third
floor of the Monihon building. corner
of First avenue and Washington
street.
THE sECKERS RETURN.-Alfred
Beckers of the Phoenix bakery, ac-
companied by Mrs. Beckers ;sid their
son. returned yesterday morning from
visit Of several weeks in st. Louis
and Illinois During their stay they
attended a reunion of the family of
Mrs. Beckers and Alfred said he never
before appreciated what an army OF
nice people he had married into. And
he in constrained to believe they are
all good livcrs. for so many yellow
legged chickens were served at the re-
union banquet that he has not been
able to look a hen in the face since
then without feeling that he is self
confessed enemy of her tribe.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

PHOENIX CITY TIME.
Leave. Arrive.
"The Diamond Jo." for Hot
Springs Junction castle
Hot Spgs.) Wickenburg.
Prescott and branch
points, jerome, Ash Fork
Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and all points
west .. ....2:25 am. 2:25 am.
1.-THE Daylight Express"
for Wickenburg. a. & C
branch points. Congress
junction. Prescott. Ash
Fork, Denver. Kansas
City. Chicago and all
points east .......S:00 am. 8: As pm.
No trains on a. & c. Ry. or Poland
branch Sundays.
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Forecast for todav-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p. m.
yesterday. o;3O o'SV
am. pm.
barometer inches e. .....29.S5 2S.'S
Temperature. degrees AZ ~
Dew point. degrees ~ 10
Humidity. per cent 800. SIS 20
Wind. direction 80. go. me NE
Wind. veocity. miles
Weather. $500 .-tleii Ni'''i
Mean daily humidity 80. ......42
Mean daily temperature "a
Highest temperatures.. 49, ....sS
Lowest temperature 1890. III
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l, ~ degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January l, O.S0 inch.
L. y. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.