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L'Italia., 1907-08-31
INFAME ATTENTATO sVENTATO

RENO, New. 20 - La vigilanza del
l'aiuto capo della staziOne della Sou
thern Pacific, Archie Bunus ha potuto
impedire un TERRIBLE disastro che sa-
rebbe state Inevitable consequence
di un infame attentato.
II Bunus era a circa 100 yarde di
distanza Dial recinto OBSTINATE al be-
stiame, quando gil venue fatto di scor
gere un individuo dall'attitudine So
spetta che stava climate sulie rotate.
II Bunus 81 affretto a correre verso di
lui, ma l'individuo 81 die a pIecipi-
tosa fuga.
Egli aveva ~collocato sulla rotaia IL
ma grossa cartuccia di dynamite che il
Bunus remosse. Pochi mlnuti dopo
glnngeva iOyerland ed e faci:e inn
maslnare quale strage fra ! numeroSi
lasseggeT. sarebbe potuto avvenire.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
FRA GL'iTAlIANl
7 MARTIRI DEL LAVORO

II giorno 81 corente nella Segheria
di legno a James presso Santa Rosa,
mentre 81 stava ~sollevando a mezzo
di una di quelle machine che vengo-
no omunemente chiamate Donkey
engines, una grossa trave, questa per
un guasto verificatosi nella macchina
precipito con grande violenza a ter
ra schiacciando soto il suo gravlssi-
mo peso un operaio italiano, certo
Antonio Rossi.
Questi mort sull'istante e linchie-
sta del Coroner conchiuse o un YER
detto di morte a~ccidentale.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
sOMMARIO DEL MERCATO

Grano, mercato quieto e invariato. 81
hanno offerte di orzo delfOregon.
Avena da SEINE in viva domanda a
prezzi observation-disclosures alti.
Orzo rolled in aumento. Altri To-
raggi fermi. Fieno invariato.
Nessun ~cambiamento mel fagiuoli e
sementi.
palate di buona qualita ferme, ma
ouelIe di qualita inferiori trascurate.
Cipolle deboli.
Pollame in arga domanda, in vista
dele feste ebraiche.
iowa in aumento di 1 cent. Burro in
ribasso di mezzo cent. Formaggi inva-
riati.
Frutta fresche scarse e non molta
vendita
Bestiame bovine, pecore G porci SEN
"a variazioni.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
AVVISO.

Rendiamo motto al nostri amici ed
abbonati di Portland Ore, che IL ST.
gnor d. Reinaudi cola residente e au-
torizzato a ricevere nuovi abbona-
menti ed %annunzi pei nostro giorna-
lie e di ~riscuotere dagli stessi pimpor-
to.
30-S 1919,
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Guida G AVViSi della Costa del PaCifiCo
INTERNATIONAL
E MARTINA

M. Orsatti, J.. LOpixich, J. Castem, }
Well, Agent della C~ompagnia France
Sc Q di lutte lie attire linee da 9 pr leu
di, compera Q vendita di beni stabili.
Cambiali ed Ordini Postal pagati q
vista sopra tutti gil .uffici postal del
me 29e5 - 226 North Spring ST., Tenn
pie Block o ANGELES, CAL.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

j.. Il. B~ianoaiana q Co. Proprietar1
s~barcano ad Antioch per trovare allo1-
gio; Pranxi a tutte le ore, stance am
mobigiiate adatte anche per famigIis.
vini liouort Q sigari dele prime 0u2ii-
ia. Ordini della "ampaIna seKuit
p~rontAms-tA.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
A SUI VIACGI
Dall'Italia ALA California
nollari IS di RisparmiO
.PRESSO u'AGENZlA
Ettore Patrizi & Co. e Montgomery Ayes.

lie ferrovie americana hanno decso di rbassare IL costo del bigleth
di passaggio da New York ALA Costa del Pacihco per IL periodic che VI dl
81 Agoso al 80 Ottobre 1907, per modo che bgletu di pa Classe da New
York ALA Costa del Paciico, che coGano regoarmente $6S.75, 81 vendono
in detto periodic a $50.
IN VISTA DI QUESTO RIBASSO, MOI SIAMO IN GRADO DI VENDE-
RE FIN DORA A TARIFFA RIDOTTA 1 PASSAGGI DIRETTI DALLTTA-
Liza ALA CALIFORNIA.
Appronttatene subtle; comprate 1 passaggi ridoti vel far venne vo-
stri parent cd amici dan'Itana.
Tenete bene in mente: passaggi da Geneva o Napoi Ills California
h regolaTmente cosmnO
$96.25 1925 1925
ST VENDONO OGGI
$7S.75- &c. rs 71.75
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
RAGAZZI DELINQUENT

PETALUMA, 20 - Venerdf della
settimana scorse venue arrestato un
glovlnetto, certo f. l.. soto rimpu-
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
G.. PUMA

G. PUMA proprietrio della pia
CANTINA e DISTILLERIA mel South
ern California. 81 spedisce in qualun-
que parte degli Stati Unit, Canad q
Messico a contanti o dietro buone refe-
renze. -Ufficio principale e deposito
sos n. lain st. 004 ). FERNANDO
St, Los Angeles, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

100 Court st. Los Angeles, Cal.
Agent per la compra g vendita di be-
nj stabili Q terreni. Promotori di COM
pagnie Industrial g Manifatturiere. A
gent He'll AETNA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, per IL sud
della California.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Dot. ANTONIO MINIGGIO
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

Laureate nella Regia Universita di
Torino. Specialize per lie di
dome 9 parti. Cur ~garantita agli SEQ
Ii 9 sifilide. Consult anche a distanza
per lettera. Per questi consult a cor
rispondenza accludendo "a s'inviano lie
necessarie medicine.
Ore d'ufficio: Dale 10 allie IL ant. e
dale Q allie 4 e dale Z allie 8 POM.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

Qusuto prima comprate passaggt e Ii spedite in Italia tanto pn siur
sono passeggeri di trovare imbarco Q di paTtire a tempo da'Itana per go
dere del rbasso.
Per approitare del ribasso medesimo passeggeri potranno Incomin
clare a partre dallIalia dala meta del mese di Agosto, a quelu che par
tiranno dallItalia dopo IL 26 Otobre, non potranno pn godere del rrbasso.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
b. PASQUALE & CO

SAN FRANCISCO, GAL.
FAbbricante di articoli militari. ii ma
rina g per societa'
Uniformi, Berretti. Bandiere, sthdardi
Q InsnNne
L Webster st. N. y. Ger. TSfk Ut.
Telefono West 4p3
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

THE ITALIA HOTEL South cor
Cherry, CHICO, CAL.--G. FiOri, l.. Mo-
scardini & Co. Proprietari - Buon al
loggio, pranzi squisiti, scelti vini. RI
messe per cavalll. giuoco dele boocie.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
MPORTANTE

IMPORTANTE - La nostra Agenzia prende cura del passeg-
al loro arrive a New York, attende ALA spedizione del loro ba-
gagGo e vi avverte del giorno esatto del lOro arrive.
Venite in persona o scrivete per quahiai informaNone. Spedi-
tie limporto del passaggi per Vagia, Wells Fargo o Check al no.
sto indirizzo. ErTORE PATRIZI & co.
% Montgomery Avenue San Francisco, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
MARCHETTI g. SON.

Carlo Marchetti Ruggers March
Notaro Pubblico.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
GARIBALDI VILLA HOTEL

SANTA CRUZ, CAL. - Camere ariose
d'ogni prezZo. Cusina alritallana.
VIM. liquori Q sigari d1 prima qualita.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

w. G. RALSTON
Sessale di Misiere. Stock ard 1Snd
Broker.
868 BUSH STREET, y. 3.
Stance 7 al IL. TEL: Tmpy 1AS
Specialize in sEiOni d Miuiefe
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
BAN JOSE PASTE CO. ANGoho
RAVENNA PASTE co. !2!7lsl \,

EUROPA CAFE IS ss. n; io MAIs Hstl Wa 81
Liquori e Sigari - Luncn caldO o fred
do - N. GandolfO, Proprietario
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
EUROPA BAKERY GdAoHINo,

co, Proprie-
tart. - "a francese ed italiano, ga
letta, biscotti. ecc. - Ottimi gensri di
grosseria e farina. .564 It'll Street fra
Clay a. Jefferson OaklaDd, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
DIR. G. F. D NEEDS

Ufficio: Al Q mezzo n. THIRD ST,
Portland, Ore. - Tel. Columbia 40 -
Residenza: 4S3 Marshall ST., Tel. Co
lumbia 255 - Ore di ufficio: S-11 ant.
Ia Q Us pom.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL FRE

CAL. - LRnfrancO d. Hampoae propr
Belle stance per scapoli e famiglie. Gu,
Gina Italiana. Vini, Llquori q Sigari.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

without music. as she declares that no
music has yet been found which meets
with her conceptions of what her art
demands. She gives her exquisite
dances in dim -candlelit drawing ng-roonls
and her aim is to portray by series of
enchanting and revealing poses the
story she wishes to convey. That the
task is a tremendous and singular one
may be gathered from her own descrip-
tion Of her principal dance-the dance
of the creation. She says: I'm the
dance of the creation I had the idea of
mural decoration in movements
far removed from Miss Duncan's dances
as the Greeks were from the Japanese
in their conceptions OF fart--convention-
alizing each pose TO its least expression
making OF it a symbol. The first move
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

ment shows earth, projected from the
glance of Buddha, reading in the light
ming the message of creation, destruc-
tion and death. With complete ac-
ceptance OF the decree she voe-s her
children to the sword, the emblem of
battle. by means of which the tyranny
OF the senses is vanquished and de-
stroycd and the soul liberated is able
to return to Buddha.
.eThe next is the coming, of man.
Blindly he questions the infinite for the
reason of his creation. He receives no
reply. but his awakening perceptions
are challenged by the cry of the senses.
He plunges into battle. fights, receives
his death blow and falls. Not till the
death Of the senses comes perfect con-
sciousness, the true vision of the IN
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

less dancing this achieving 1h9 rank
OF artistic demonstration and worthy
Of being classeds among the more BsGbls
arts. of centuries.
Plastic Beauty Of Rhythm
In all this, rhythmical gymnastics
play no small part While apparently
training the body they also train the ear
to a swift and correct appraisal cE ths
slightest change or variation IN ths
established rhythm. As the scr rscog-
nizes the change. 50 must the body foi-
low. In the case OF these notsA dam
GERS the Elasticity OF the. body IL fuI1y
equal to the keenness OF the ear ana
the two move IN harmony. In fAGA
dancing OF this sort IS largely fnsEans-
tive II one has not to some extent n
natural perception OF rhythm II - al-
most impossible to train the ear % q
degree which viii be resultant q reed
effects When thu beauty and G1mTm
OF this school of dancing shall be mere
spontaneously recognized American %.
diences viii not remain. 50 strIid1 HR~
appreciative OF the graees quissosa4 ta
this potential domain. Miss St. D~ntns
who made her hrst appeal fer lnesff1A
gent appreciation In New xe1A, wAa
forced to HE to Europe. where apvl2nsw
for her beautiful and unusual aeh9gvo-
ments was loud ana long. HsR meaa
fascinating and striking dance and aha
was one In which she attitudfniBes IN
a serpent. TO quote from kA Bsi1
again:
Casting or her envelopirg mantle.
Miss ST. Denis reveals her arms olAspsd
over her bosom and shoulders. On tha
fore and little fingers OF each hand are
large rings. each OF. = single brilliant
stone. Thus equipped. her slender
brown arms suggest. pair OF ths
deadly serpents OF India STANDING
erect. crouching. kneeling. lying On the
ground, she initiates with her hands
and: arms the movements of q couple
of snakes writiiing up and down her
body. lighting, making love. wreath
ing and twining IN thousand sinuous-
coils till the primitive human horror OF
the reptile Is fully. aroused. All OF
Miss st. Denis conspicuous successes
are won by this power Of continuous.
ripping motion which produces on
ones senses exactly the effect OF the
progress of serpent, She has a beau
tifully proportional and 1.-THE figure.
and the ensemble is one of extraordi-
nary charm and grace
1t might be interesting to ponder
whether the return of this school of
what may. for want of a better word.
be termed stery dancing. is not mere
ly an evolution from the days when
dancing was in its most primitive form
and used largely for expression by cave
and cliff dwellers when emerging from
their deep-Iaired holes. by Indians
sauatsing around their tepees or even
in our own childhood days. when the
Highland Fling and Washerwoman-s
jig were considered the correct thing
when. youngsters tripped the Tight
fantastic toe" At all events. 1t caters
to a taste as old as the eternal hiIlss
the taste for story inherent in the
consciousness of all those millions
who have lived and died. Be tho
story told how it may. It is yet
story, and the day when a story ex-
pressed by movements. gestures and
attitudes graceful and delightful in
themselves may be as Ineligible as
the one crying from the printed page
or told in stirring or enthralling words
may loom not very far away.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

finite and the perception Of mans rela-
ton to God.
In the last movement the Esrth
Mother repassed without the sword. 81
promise of the higher force-to come . M
This is both descriptive and syrn-
bolic. but no words can convey an idex
Of how IT is done AS the crash ana
thunder of magnificent Wagneriau
passage leave an impression OF chaos
of sound, OVERLAPPING and but half re-
vealing the foundational idea, so the
remarkable attitudes. gestures and in
describable movements of this young
girl succeeded in picturing forth TO her
beholders a partial conception OF ths
gigantic theme. Incredible as were the
difficulties, yet in some mysterious
fashion were they. surmounted. Match
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
An Allegory in Movement

Curiously enough. it is not on this
side OF the Atlantic that dancing OF this
cult has gained the highest recogni-
ton. All the priestesses OF the art
and there are several-have received
their honors and won their spurs in.
Germany. There is hope. however. that
American audiences wilI in time mani
fest more sympathetic and keener
oiscernment Of the beautiful and that
the work OF these dancers viii be more
fully understood and appreciated here.
Among the better known Of the expo-
nents Of this renaissance Of the art of
dancing are Loie Fuller OF fire dance
fame; Isidora Duncan, who some
months ago established a most success
ful school Of dancing for children at
Berlin; Miss St. Denis OF New York and
Miss H j." young Philadelphia
artist, whose inspiration and attire"
says Hamilton Bell in Appleton's
Magazine, ARE derived from the Japan
sse." Miss II. J." dances entirely
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
RADEk" NJ pE DANCE Or The. .srNsEs

~ ANCING rs an art IS understood
by very few. The true basis OF
artistic dancing. however. is
closely correlated to that, OF the
sfher expressive arts; namely, the re-
lsttng or shadowing forth OF story.
sacident or emotion in such a way that
Seholders may grasp the idea Of what
sa being presented to them through
tas body poses and movements OF the
dancer, who may be more or less sue
eessful, according to her conception
and power
Recently dancing as an art has re-
ceived new impetus. This arises from
the fact that a certain Genevese pro-
fessor OF music has launched the idea
that rhythmicsl gymnastics should
preface the study OF music proper. It
is an original idea and perhaps at first
trihe disconcertins. but it has met
with full and instant approval from
those OF the musical world who are
quick to perceive the value OF a new
ioea and as Qpick 10 seize upon it for
the development OF future possibilities.
The new idea Is called rhythmical
gymnastics, because it consists of GER
tain movements in absolute accord
with the true rhythm OF the compo-
sition played. The degree to which
the perception of true rhythm varies
IN different persons is absurdly sur
prising, ana the reasons for this are
two: first, the confounding OF the SIM
pie measure with the rhythm itself,
and, secondly. the inability of the
listener TO assign TO the tones their
relative duration.
While measure and rhythm are es-
sentially related and are both Of the
highest Importance to a correct render
ing Of musical themes, they arc
radically different in meaning. Meas
ure is merely a space OF conventional
time used by the composer to inclose
series OF musical values which serves
as gui6s TO the performer in regu-
lsting the duration OF his notes.
Rhythm. on the other hand, is the effect
produced by the grouping Of sounds.
with the last one conveying to the ear
the idea Of an end more or less com
plete. Measure is fixed quality:
rhythm IS capable OF innumerable vari-
Rtions. It is for the proper discerz-
ment between them that the idea OF
rhythmicsl gymnastics has been
evolved
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
NSS ISDORA Dun car
NJ NR "RUBAIIAT" DANCE

less dancing this. achieving the rank
Of artistic demonstration and worthy
Of being classeds among the more SseSlo
arts OF centuries.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
slQO REWARD SI0O

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is Cattarrh. Halls Caltarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity, Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con stitutiousl treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby destroying the foundation Of the disease, and giving the the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature ln doing it's work. The propriJtors have SO much faith in it's curative powers that they OA'.r one hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Adress 2. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
 Sold by-all druggists, 7j'.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consplJ' patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
TURNS DEAF EAR
 ID LEADERS
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Washington, Sept. 27-Desptte the protests of the republicans of Okla homa, President Roosevelt has stated that be would officially sanction the constitution recently adopted by the Oklahoma electors. The republicans had asked Roosevelt to oppose the con- stitution On tho grounds that 1t was un- fair to the corporations and that the territory had been gerrymandered by the democrats.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
Q o Q Q Q

Mrs, M. Bsrnhotger yesterday placed a handsome marble monument at the grave Of Mrs. Carolyn Hity, her sister, who died iu this city year ago. The remains of }. rs. Hilty were dlsinterred before the monument was placed in po- sition and they were found to be in a most remarkable state Of preservation.
 
 A magnificent transparency is being made by C. o. Walker for the A. B. lodge of this city. The work is Of a rustic character, and 8 handsome pair Of Hags-American and British-With an inscription, "No Boundary Line here. ' has been painted by A. Ferte on both aides, and when lighted with cleo trie lamps and swung in front of the hall on lower Broadway will make a be sulilul effect.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
ROUND THE TOWN

A. M Merritt, a prominent Helena, Montana, business man, is a guest at the PulIen house.
 
 The Farauon, the Alaska s. g. com pany's freight boat got in shortly be fore noon with 300 tons of machinery and hay,
  C. E. schehlsr, who has been on a mo2th's business trip to the south, is expected to return the first of the com. ing week
  Miss NJ. E. Morrison, 8 trained nurse, who has been engaged iu the interior for the past year, left yesterday on the Primes ss May for her home in VancOu- yer.
 
 Captain and Mrs. John Irving, ac- cOupauisd by their daughter, who have been st the PulIen house for sey- sral days, left on the Princess May for their Victoria home yesterday.
  Commander Allgcod, Of the British scoutboat Shearuater, accompanied by his wife, is expected to return tonight after 8 few days shooting in the AJIin district as the guests of Major Snyder of the R. N. ". M ?.
  Mrs. (. R. SetJlemeir aRd two hand some children have arrived iu the city from Dawson and are visiting Mrs. Set Llsmeir's sister, Mrs. Yorba, at Ihe Pe- nisl Mission, before leaving for the out side. Mrs. Settlement IS the wife Of c. R. Settlement, the. versatile writer on the Dawson Daily News.
 bssy The road lo the local cemetery is in a horrible condition and Ihe proper au- thoritles should see that it is repaired at once, An effort was made this week to haul headSyons 10 the cemetery, and it was found almost impossible 10 do so on account Of the wretched shape the road was iu.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
VOLIVA HAS
 'SKIDOOED'
The Daily Alaskan Gable.

Chicago, Sept. 27-Overseer Volta, who sssu red the leadership of John Alexander Dowie after hIs death and held 1t until depOsed by an order of the court, last week left Zion yesterday and announced his intention of going to the Mexican Republic where he will attempt to found a new Zion colony.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
ROOSEVELT T0
 ENTER STRIKE
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEMPT TO SET OPERATORS AND TELEGRAPH COn,
 PlRIES T0 SETTLE FIGHT
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

New York, Sept. 27-The headquar. ters of the striking telegraph operators in this city have received information from Washington that President ROose- vel, have decided to take a hand in the strike and will make an effort to bring the men and the companies to 80 early agreement.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27

attempt which is being made 10 incIte the Cubans into revolution against the rule oI the United States on the Islam. The War Department at V ashinptoO has ordered a thorough investigation.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27

Enrico Caruso, the great Italian tenor, can be heard daily at th' Seattle on the Duplex. Caruso's success IS the greatest ever attained by an artist 10 this country
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
STEAMSHIP MEN
 ARE INDICTED
HARTMAN OFFICIALS OF SOUTHERN PA, CIFIC AND PACIFIC HAIL cos OF.
 TIGERS IN LAWS HESRES
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

San Francisco, Sept. 27-The Harri- man officials of he Southern Pacific and head officials of the Pacific Mall steamship lines have been indicted for violation of the rate law, and warrants are in the hands Of deputy United States marshals for service on them.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27

Jean Strain, alias Laura Wilson, a comsly young English woman, is held in the local jail awaiting he arrival of deportation papers from Washington, upon arrival Of which she will be re- turned 10 Vancouver as an undesirable citizen under the immigration laws. The Strain woman driited to Skagwsy several months ago and was picked up by a lOngshOreman named Miller, with whom she has since been Iiviog. or late she has become a confirmed drunk ard and has made herself so much 8 nuisance that the authorities have de- cided to dspOrL her.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27
BETTER PREPARED THAN EYER

Having put in a steam boiler and other machinery we are better pre- pared thun ever to do frst-ClRss work on short notice.
 5.23-tf Skagway Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-27

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggese and best appointed hosteIry in all thJ north
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25
Rough Riders Monument

On July Sd, 1907. the Captain O'Neil Rough Rider monument will be unveiled in Prescott. with proper ceremonies and Prescott. in con- nection with the unveiling of the monument. will have celebration of the Fourth of July. Railroad rates of the lowest character are being arranged for.
 An invitation is extended by the Rough Riders commission and all of the citizens of Prescott to the people of Arizona to come to Pres colt at this time. and aid in making the occasion an enjoyable one.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25
Lanterns as herders.

Coal oil and lanterns are cheaper than sheep herders," said Charles Chadwick of Chas. Chadwick & Go. i. to a crowd of New Mexico ranchmen a few days ago at Socorro.
 We are demonstrating that in Arizona. while lambing is being done. Instead of having several herders stay up all night watching flock of sheep to keep them from straying. we just set lanterns around the flock. The lanterns are set close enough together so that the light from one reaches the light of another. and then half way between the lanterns we place small flag. This array of light and red, white and blue serves the purpose of as many herders. and the lanterns are more trust worthy than herders. They won't go away. Of course we have to keep one man on watch to see that the lanterns don't go out. but at that the lantern scheme is a great saving proposition.
 Mir. Chadwick is lambing his sheep at Congress Junction, Arizona this year. Albuquerque Citizen.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25

At the special school tax election held in Jerome last Saturday. 4l votes were cast. of which 34 were case in favor of the special tax and 2 against it. For assessor and col lector. H. P. Merrill received 2l votes and H. P. Wilcox 2. This tax levied for the purpose of rais- ing $SO00 to be used in remodeling the school. and constructing out buildings.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25

Tuesday morning was a pretty cold morning for April being the coldest April morning recorded by the Weather Bureau, g degrees above zero.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25
Tailor Made Suits

l wish to announce to he ladies of the city that l make speciality of Tailor Made Suits and Jackets. Fitting work guaranteed. Mrs. Alvorde. Hagerman house. 19-t2.