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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
IS now HISTORY
Chautauqua VIII Likely Be Made
Permanent As Result of Suc-
cess of First Series.

The first annual assembly of the
Clarksburg Chautauqua on the old
fair grounds closed Monday night.
after a series of sessions covering
twelve days and the execution of
high-class programs, on which ap-
peared the names of the leading lee
turers of the country as well as the
best musical attractions in the Unit
ed States, together with other pleas
ing attractions.
The sessions were quite well pat
ronized, though the Chautauqua did
not break even financially but has a
small debt. This will be met by the
stockholders of the association and
in all probability the Chautauqua
will be made permanent.
The program last night consisted
of music by the otterbein quartet
and Hiawatha passion pictures. Both
were especially fine and the good
sized crowd present derived much
entertainment from them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
B. 60. TO BUILD
HOSPITAL HERE
Plans Are Perfected For = Commod-
iOus Emergency Hospital at
Station Here.
BUIIDING WILL BE EREoTED
Containing Physicians ONCE, oper-
ating Room, Waiting Room ana
Quarters For Nurses.

An emergency hospital is to be
established by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company at this point. The
establishing of the same has already
been ordered by the president of the
railroad and the material is being
purchased for It's speedy erection.
The building will be located be-
tween the station building and the
tower house. 1t will be two stories
high and contain number of rooms
modernly equipped for the service
it is intended for. The cost of the
building alone will be three thousand
dollars. In addition large amount
of money viii be spent in eQuipping
it. There will be three lower rooms
each Is by 90 feet-the medical ex-
aminer's office, an operating room
and a waiting room for men-and,
in addition room containing six
cots. The upstairs will be ftted up
for quarters for nurses.
The work of erecting the building
will begin at the earliest opportunity
and just as soon as the material ar
riVes, which viii be within the next
few days and in few weeks at
most the hospital viii be in opera
tion.
DR.. P. s. Lansdale, medical ex-
aminer for the railroad company,
who recently came here from Balti-
more to locate, viii be in charge Of
the hospital. DR.. Lausdale is
graduate of the University of Mary
land and has worked over the entire
Baltimore & Ohio system. He is a
very capable surgeon and will care
fully and ably look after the hos
pital.
The railroad company has also de-
cided to erect and maintain similar
emergency hospitals at Benwood and
Lorraine and the material and equip-
ment for these have also been order
ed.
Also in this commendable line Of
work the railroad company win es-
tablish regular hospitals at Hollo-
way, O.. and Chicago Junction, o..
at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
M'GUNE IS HURT
IN LUMBER CAMP
Where He Went to Cure Himself Of
the BIason's Com
sumption.

Mike McCune was taken to the
Miners hospital at Fairmont Mon
day evening suffering badly from a
crushed hip. The wound was the
result of an accident received in a
log camp some where in Nicholas
county. McCune had lost much
blood as the result of the wound and
it will be some time before he re-
covers from his wound McCune
was a former resident Of Fairmont.
and was stone mason by trade. He
was taken i'll and it was thought he
was suffering with mason's consump-
tion. He accordingly left the city
and his trade and went to the lum-
ber camp for his health.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
CHIEF OF POLICE
IN TRAIN WRECK
AS Is Also Col. Joe Fuccy, But Neith-
er Were Injured, Though Great
Iy Delayed in Coming Home

The passenger train from Con-
nellsville was wrecked Monday af-
ternoon at l o'clock at opekiska.
The trucks of the engine jumped tho
track and the engine, tank and bag
gage car were thrown of the track.
A delay was caused until $3.50 O'Clock
at night. Wreck trains went to the
scene from Connellsville and Fair
mont and succeeded in placing the
baggage car back on the rails. Chief
of Police Richard Scott and Col. Joe
Fuccy were passengers on the train.
They arrived here at a late hour
No one was hurt in the wreck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
JEALOUS LOVER
SLASHES GIRL

The doctor found her in very weak
condition from the loss of blood.
Several stitches were taken and
bandages We're applied and she now
has chance to recover, though she
will doubtless be manned for life.
Monroe was captured by Constable
J. w. Shrader in the rear of 65S
Mulberry street about noon Tuesday
and placed in jail to be given a hear-
ing later by Justice c. H. Gordon,
on warrant charging him with
felonfous assault.
Jealousy is said to have been the
cause of the attack. In the after
noon Monroe was with another girl,
but later in the day was seen with
the Cheatam girl in Glen Elk. Upon
their return to her home at late
hour, they quarreled and he then
murderously assaulted her.
Both parties to the bloody afrair
are about 20 years OF age, and we're
employed at one OF the hotels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Is Being Held in Odd Fellows Hall
at Lost Creek With Good
Attendance.

A goodly number of farmers and
others are attending the sessions of
the farmers institute in session in
the Odd Fellows hall at Lost Creek.
Sessions were held yesterday morn
ing and afternoon and at night.
Mr.. Wagner, of Ohio. lectured at the
night meeting on topic of interest
to agricultural interests. The in
structors are C. E. Lewis and the
Rev. Archibald Moore A number
of interesting discussions were in
dulged in and the sessions have prov
ed profitable. The institute closes
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
DAISY IS JAILED
CoIorcd Woman Has to Serve Time
for Stealing Gold
Watch.

Daisy Williams. colored. is a pris-
oner in the county Jail serving a SEN
tence imposed by Magistrate C. H.
Gordon Monday night upon convic-
ton of stealing gold watch. valued
at SIS. from Lucy Bowie, also color
ed. Daisy was arrested by Con-
stable Shrader on a warrant sworn
out by Lucy who charged her with
stealing the watch at the home of
Eli Meats, colored. on Water street.
last Saturday. The watch was af-
terwards found in Daisy's possession.
Magistrate Gordon imposed a sen
tence of ten days in jail and In ad-
dition Ane of SO and costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
COUNCIL CHANGES
a STREET GRADE

Britt and a general discussion, an
order was passed authorizing
change OF the Baltimore street grade
from North Fourth to North Fifth
street in order to eliminate dip of
1916 inches and also on the vest side
of the Glen Elk hotel corner in or
der, to eliminate a dip OF inches
and thus making Baltimore street
conform to the grade of North Fifth
street, the change to be made when
Baltimore street Is paved. providing
that all o: the property holders on
Baltimore street waive damages on
account of the change in grade. All
of the property owners have agreed
to do this.
On motion, duly carried, the open
ing OF the bids for the paving of the
street was postponed from Monday
night until next ThursdAY eight.
Council then adjourned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
And Defcrs Time For Opening of
Bids For Planned Street
Paving.

At special meeting of the city
council Monday evening 1t was de-
cided to have slight change made
in the grade of Baltimore street
when 1T is paved and the opening OF
the bids for the paving contract was
postponed from Monday night until
Thursday night.
Attending the session were Coun-
cilmen Connell, Lyden, Cork. John
son. Wood and Ernst Mayor Grille
presided aud City Clerk Cole looked
after the clerical work.
Mayor Grille read his ofnciaI call
for the meeting which provided for
the tracsaction OF business concern
Ing the Baltimore street paving At
ter a report from city Engineer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-Ofcials of
both telegraph companies said today
they had sufficient operators at work
last night to attend to the dispatch
ing of kilograms and that they will
make every effort today to fill the
places of the strikers. 1t is said a
number of men are returning to
work.
No disorder has been reported. All
during the night plckets of strikers
&pato1led the front of the buildings
81 the telegraph companies who tried
to turn back the strike breakers.
Their methods were orderly.
IT was reported last night that the
operators at Canso, N s., the chief
American station there, would go out
and the cable station employees
would go out today, but the cable
departments of both the Western
Union and Postal say they are han
ding all business without Interrupt
tfon and they believe the strike Will
not likely inter ere with them.
Deputy Preeatent Thomas, who has
CnarBe OIL the SLrlke SITUATION IN Lne
East, said today that he companies
are so badly crippled they are un-
able to hahndle the business. He
said the companies will be forced to
meet the demands of the men.
1t is said that operators employed
by the brokerage houses will not be
affected by the strike. but the broker
operators will be assessed to help
the strike fund.
Striking operators privately ad-
NIT that the funds of the union
treasury are not sufficient to finance
a protracted strike. but they are de-
pending on aid from the allied labor
2ne Associated Press started It's
through West wire to Chicago and
intermediate points at the regular
hour this morning and was maving
its full report. The Associated
Press's Eastern circuit from New
York to Boston and New England
points was also opened on time with
full force of operators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
MOORS AT4CK CITY
BUT ARE REPUL SED
MONEY DEMANDED
From Fairmont Team by President
WcIch and If Not Paid Home
Team VIII Retire.

President Frank welch, of the
local baseball association, telephoned
President C. B. Power. of the West
Penn league, demanding 5000 from
the Fairmont team for depriving the
home team of a game last Sunday
afternoon by capturing the Connells-
vile team. which was enroute here
to play. He notified Power that un-
less the amount was forthcoming
the ClarksburE team would retire
from the league at once. Power
promised to give him an answer this
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
Ernest Monroe Tries to Cut julia
Cheatam's Heart Out With
a Razor.

Ernest Monroe. colored. atempt-
ed to take the life of Julia Cheatam,
colored, at her home in Traders al
ley about II o'clock Monday night,
with razor. The woman had a
miraculous escape as the weapon
he used penetrated almost to the
lung and would have cut the lung in
twain, If 1t had not been for the pro-
lection given by rib.
A cash laying bare the ribs was
slashed by him across her left side.
He also cut deep gashes In one OF
her arms and her forehead IN the
desperate battle between them, one
trying to cut the others heart out
and the other battling to efrect her
escape from the infuriated assailant.
The timely arrival OF a physician
saved her from bleeding to death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
LOCAL WOMAN
Was in City Where Big Explosion
Occurred But Luckily and Mar
rowIy Escaped Injury.

Blacksmith Balm. employed at the
Feltner works here had cause to pe
greatly alarmed over the explosion
Saturday that injured so many peo-
pie at Boulder. Col. as his wife is
visiting her sister there. He wired
Immediately after the news reached
here and received the answer that
Mrs. Balm escaped injury, but the
residence where she was visiting was
wrecked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
TYPHOID FEVER
Takes Fifteen-Ycar-old Son While
Mother is Critically Ill
With 1t Also.

George w. Douglass. son of c. w.
Douglass, of Haywood. died at his
home Tuesday morning shortly af-
ter midnight of typhoid fever. He
was 10 years old. Mrs. Douglass is
critically i'll with the same fever that
caused the death of her son. The
funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock at Oak
Grove.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
GREAT STRIKE Is
ON MANY PLACES
General Secretary Russell Expects
All Union Operators to Go Out
by Nightfal7.
ASSOCIATED PRESS AFFECTED
News Service is Likely To BE En-
tlrely Cut on During the Great
Strike Of Operators.


CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 13-A
majority of the Western Union day
force here joined the telegrapher's
strike this morning. The Postal
men reported for work at the usual
hour, not yet having been called out
The Associated Press regular day
men did not report for duty but 1T
10 o'clock an operator had been Sc
cured for one wire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
NEW FAIR BOOK OUT.

Premium list books of the big
State fair to be held by the new fair
association the frst week of Sep
tember have been issued and may be
had by applying at this office, the
various banks and the County Mail
ofice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
Four Thousand OF Them Attack
CasabIancn But Are Repulsed
With Heavy Loss.
MARSHES DO DEADLY WORK.
As Do the French Gums on Land
With shrapnel Fired mt At
tacISing Army of Moors.
Lay Ansoe1ated prenr.1

TANGIER, Aug. 13-Four thou
sand Moors attacked Casablanca yes
terday, but were repulsed with heavy
loss.
Warships in the roadstead did ter
rible execution as did shrapnel fired
from French guns on land.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13

The Misses Isabelle and Lillian
zinn are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
]. Murray. of Werninger street,
Glen Elk.
F. A. Parrish, OF Wallace. was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
BUSINESS HOUSES
:. ARR, DESTROYED
To the Extent of Score in Princess
Anne, on Eastern Mary
land Shore.
icy Ansooiated Preuu.l

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 13-Up-
wards of twenty business houses in
Princess Anne, the county seat Of
Somerset county, on the eastern
shore of Maryland, were destroyed
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13
fRv AnaooIntad Proan.l

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. 1S-It is re-
ported here that Secretary Russell.
of the telegraphers' union, has call
ed general strike. He could not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13

Porter Maxwell. Of Peel Tree,
spent Tuesday here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13

CONTINUED on page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-13

Showers this afternoon or tonight.
Tuesday fair, slightly cooler.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
NhW TIME TABLE IN EXPECT
TODAY.

ru 'Ftom Sunday DaiI,b
'"'''l\' today, ~ l2.OJ o'clock
"n'y 'hfcc second class Trains viii Ice
run weekly TO Crown King and Poland
H'"d''Ns Wednesdays ani Frilavs tb,
fo"n hing train will leave the DEM,
mere at ';25 O'Clock in the morning.
ana returning, will arrive h,r, the
same day AZ d:lj O'clock ia the even.
ing tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sa,ur
Jays the Poland train will leave hero
al " o'clock IN the morning. aud r.,
turning The same days, VIII arrive her
~ 1:dd O'Clock in the evening. Al
sunday trains over the bradshaw
Mountain railroad have been nband
"n'd until further notice.
Passenger train No. !, on the :. f..
y. T., will arrive mere at $40 q clock
~ III" evening, there being n, chang,
made IN the time Of this train from
the old time card. Passenger train No.
y VIII arrive here at IO:l2 . clock in
the morning, instead of 9.47 O'Clock.
~ formerly.
Passenger train No. > will arrive
here AT s:31 o'clock in the morning.
instead Of 1852 O'Clock. 4, will leave
here at $40 o'clock for Ash Fork.
Passenger train No. 4 will arrive here
IN the afternoon from Phoenix at 2,i3
clock. the same time NJ usual. IL
can he seen from the above that no
change has been made ~ III. north
bound afternoon train or the south.
bound night train.
According 10 the new schctlul. the
morning northbound aud so,ihbounJ
trains will pass at Granite, he first
station north Of T.. a T.. Junction. IN.
stead If here, as formerly. No. .. The
morning nortnbound train. viii stop
here from s:21 o'clock m;il 9:IO
- o'clock, allowing forty three minutes
for breakfast,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
NO HARD TIMES IN RICH YAVA'
PAL COUNTY.
,From Sundays Daily,

"Anyonc who talks Of hard times ~
Prescott or Yavapai county has no
conception Of what lard times rea''y
mean" said Ben Recs, a former resi-
dent Of this county, Who arrived here
from Mexico.
..Down in CaDanea. Mrxieo, where
Thousand, Of men were employed only
few weeks ago. he said. "cvery'
thing is closed up tight. Mines an"
smolters are smut down and th. banks
have quit business. Thousands OF pe'
plc are there, the majority without
funds. Starvation is staring To" poorer
classes in the face, as there - no worh
IN no had. and the stores. including ne
.om,,nv s,ores. hav. refused goods 81
any kind on credit
"Thc situation il 50 alarming u"
confined. "ihai the railroad fompa"!
is giving free passes to all VINO care
IA return TO the United States ! never
knew what hard times meant u"t'
saw Cananca under these distressing
circumstances, and ! goi away ir""
thar. ma soon as I could, and hik'd
far Prescott. in the land Of plenty
nCanauca has great copper "'h's'
but nothing else. Give me ''N"''''
comfy. with its diversified m'ne''' "
sources. iu the way OF gold, SILVER 'no
conner mines, in preference" I" any '''
trio, in the southwest. \ miner W
smelterman can always get S"m''n'"l
IN do here. When the copper '''"''
.,. running on half time, tn' GOA '"o
.;,yer properties furnish plenty "'
work. ,,
"Anothcr good feature oil r''""''
and tho mining districts Is 'h"' wv
neoplc do not get scared during pan
icLy times and suspend work on '"e''
nroperties. They show their commence
in the country and its m'nera' P''
bili,iss by going ahead with '''" u"
dertakings.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
CHRONIC LARCENIsT AGAIN IN
TIE TOLLS.


Less than three hours after ac
grand jury tina, gave him his liberty
on - burglary charge had been dis
charged, yesterday, llugn McGcc was
again prisoner, accused of attempting
to purloin u - alarm clock from tho
lirisley Drug Co.'S store.
Miss George Ellery, clerk in the
! establishment, was the female sherlock
Holmes who brought MrGcc 30 grief.
Detecting the latter in the act of
lifting the time piece from n show
ease, she informed u male clerk of the
occurrence, who approached MeGee
aud found the clock III mis- hands,
which the petty thief was holding bc.
hind his bnck. chief Of Police Prince
was notified. by telephone, aud Ne.
&c" was soon lodged IN jail. \ razor
strop ana "a screw driver. thought to
have been stolen, were also found ia
McGec's possession.
From June . until discharged Nv
the grand jury, the larconi~t was nn
inmate Of the county Jail. On a cnarg"
of having stolen - number of ear
pcnicr's tools from the shepherd place,
on Granite street. Previous To his ar.
rest on that charge, he served thirty
days IN jail for stealing u number of
razors from an Ash Fork barber shop.
II il believed. in police circles. that
McGcc. who is advanced in age. steals
small articles for The sole purpose Of
obtaining free board aud lodging in
the couniy's Jail. thereby relieving
nim Of the necessity Of earning liv
ing by she sweat of his brow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Monday Club.

NJ the last meeting of the Monday
Club. IL was decided 10 give. in The
near future, n tea for III" benefit oi
the kindergarten room. This affair
will bc held in response 10 Miss Bit
ncr's appeal for aid in The decorating
Of the room with suitable pictures for
the instruction of th, little ones un'lc'
her care. The date will De- announced
after the present vacation j. ended.
Mrs. H.. :. clark was IN charge oi
the program. on Monday, aud the last
scenes of the first act of King L'ai
were discussed.
Mrs. ". w. Ross presented IN inter
esiing group of Current Events. 'ev"rn
being prominently before th' public nj
the present time.
The Art section will direct the pro
gram tomorrow.
Mrs. Grcgg's evening Of ini"rpr''h
tive reading promises 10 Ice Of nnn'ua
interest. II will be given carly IN th'
week. ut the High school auditorium
and the net results are 10 -" devon"
to the fund far III, new club mouse.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
--O O
The Social Mirror

and Mr,. W. W. Ro., yh, ,
'"".'' "'f' especially pretty. ,pJ
tue Martha Washington plo ,go,d,I
niue" amusement 10 the guests. wan
Were Marie shannon. 3eralJmc raa
"''' Mare Wren, Jim Smith I,t
''"|''''nc and GorIon F,uncI
Mr. aud Mrs. II. Il. W,,J .,l ,...
'"'S"'''' b''ty, returned home. N,u.
""y evening after y three w,nu,.
N'S't with relatives aud friend. 3.
California. "
"'S' W. = Goldsworthy spent Mon
DAY in Prescott with Mrs p E..,
"cr' aud returned to her nome in pho,
nix, Monday evening.
Mr.. j. II. West came IN ,,, n.
boidt, Friday and left Saturday mo,n
ing for Mexico.
Miss Maud Bt.,her,,, h.. -.
spending the past week with Mrs Lcs.
he u. Larimcr. and next week will ho
inc guest of Mrs. Cecil @. Fennau
Thursday evening. Mrs Ida 4
butcher and her daughter. Mis-. I'm
ma, returned home from six wc.l
VISIT in Los Angeles. rhcy spent I,
delightful time there with relatives
and Mrs. Butcher has q nos, If friend,
who are 80 glad that she has returned
home in much better health than when
she left for the coast,
Mr.. and Mrs. win l.. Clark arrived
in Prescott, Thursday evening. from,
Jerome, and nave been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Anderson.
Mrs. q. T.. Meanv left Saiurdl,
morning for Phoenix, whore she cx
poets 10 spend the Fair week with bcr
sister. Mrs. II. !. McCmng.
Mrs. George ". West has man,
friends in Prescott who will regret tc
hear that she left very hnrrrdly
Thursday afternoon. in response 10 q
telegram that her mother was very III
nj hcr home in Indiana.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r.. \. Siur'
vas hostess To the Whipple Bridge
hb, at her home, in WhippI Bar
a'ts. Those who enjoyed a very
dsannt afternoon were Mrs. y. w,
Foster, Mrs. r. Il. Sloan, Mrs. j. j.
Hawkins, Mrs. G. T. Dulin. Mrs. &. F.
Herr and Miss Harriet jean Oliver.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
-
FLOODS IN ITALY.

ROME, Nov. -. storms. accompan.
led by torrcntial rains. have again
caused floods IN several parts Of Italy
\ number of vessels were wrecked IN
The Mediterranean aud Adratic seas
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
WITHDRAW WARSHfPs
FROM MOROCCAN COAST.

PARIS. France. Nov. D.-On ac.
count of the Improvement ~ the Nor
occan situation, the government has
ordered Withdrawn all four rruiaces
aud the nine torpedo boats from duty
oif the coast Of Morocco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Proceedings OF The
Board Of Supervisors
OF Yavapai County

OrFIcE SUPERVISORS, IANAPN COUNTY ARIZONA
4.
u AL
i,nrnm Monday November T. 1907 AT 10 A. NJ.
Present Barney T. w. g.
wmghcll Mcmhc \. Jr, Clerk.
October 1907 aud motion the
same approved
TX Onicio Tax Collector" appeared
his corn
cheek with the duplicate assessment rolls they found
ordered filed
indn Treasurer and Exoh'o Tax Collector appeared with
Treasur
October 1907 the monthly being follows
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

"" Leslie b. Larimer had just a
friends in. Friday afternoon, fof
" guest, Miss Maud Brctherton'
!, haf'mer's guests were Mrs. G. g.
"'0''' jr, Miss Maud Bretherton
''d Miss Oliver.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

'nday afternoon. the Loo Ocao
W. h'ld a very pleasant meeting 1T
w home Of Miss Helen Burmister 1t
4, ~ Just a meeting Of the club, and
~ played bridge. the high score
~" being won by Miss Theresa
"'erleks, and tho second hign by
:" w. A. Iiesla. Miss Burmistsr' =
'"'" were Mrs. q. Il. Mcany, Mrs
a. ii"sla and Miss Theresa Fred
'hes,.