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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
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Especial Correspondent Of the start
LOS ANGELES. Sept aS Tho IN.
ture iightwclgbt champion has ap'
pearcd The successor "a joe Cans
il now known George Memaic or
Jimmy Burns as sou may please
70 call him is the goods
Cans defeated him on pollts last
night aud was given decision
which he riehtfully won. The
champion fought a great fight; he
never fotaht better one lie
showed clearly that he was the
neor OF his opponent but
Burns showed that ho has more
stuff In him than Britt or Nelson.
lie took all Cans could give him
for 20 rounds aud handed back
some with interest He rushed the
fighting and went at Il like a dc.
mon. Taklng punishment like Mel.
son In hts best DAYS he kept after
Cans In spite of the hattoring he
received. and often landed effective
blows.
Cans beat him. bat Il was a. hard
a battle as the uneonquernhle ne,
gro has ever bad When Il was
over the champion said that Barns
was better than Nelson or Britt
aud generously stated that his op-
ponent was the future champ
In the opening rounds Cans was
much the best. exhibiting his mar
velons science 10 the discontinue
OF his determined adversary, TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
PADDY WEIGH SHUTS OUT
The LEAGUE LEADERS

Paddy WEIGH shut them cut
Working like big leaguef. the
ehubby one kept putting them over
where the Aberdeen sluggers
couldn't reach them and the 70
snsl was he shut the chesty ones
out. -Four little hits and no runs
was the best the league leaders
could do. and as Tacoma beat
Butte again yesterday there Is iu-
bllatlon Ia this burg and also In the
one at the other end Of the inter
urban
Seattle did not have an easy
time getting runs Only two we're
showed over By the local tribe. the
first being scored when Aberdeen
mussed up several plays. Stricb
thinking a fair bali vas foul and
making no effort 10 get the run.
ner. and the second coming when
Frisk leaned all Of his mighty
frame against one Of starkeils'
best and sent n out % the lot
Starkelis must be given credit
for pitching a swell game. and
though he was beaten. bis work
was almost ny 10 that OF Welch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

nluleon. i07 (Carroln. rs 10 /. won /:
Our hoy. rs. second Gene Wood.
iig. thlrd Time. 0..
Third race. ono miio-Taunt. loo
fPohankel. "a !. won. Lady Ksr
ma. i01. second: Master Lester. i09.
third Time. ita2s
Fourth race. mile and a half
Willis Green. 100 fMnrclandl II 70
s. wan. Gllmmug. t01. second. fsp
icsirome. 100. third Time. $3.50 3
fifth race. eleven aixtcentiN
mile. birmingham i0g II Murphy
10 90 I. won. Frank Collins. lab.
second Herman lohuaon. lie.
third Time. %
Sixth race. eleven aiNinenthH
mile Eacutcheon. 100 lI.elbcrtl. 6
20 S. SION. Ida Reck. Toe. second /.
Cousin Kate. III. third Time.
1901 80
seventh race. mile aud an eighth
Jupiter. % tnoiabY1. rs to 1. won
FiaFiEuy. 100. ecnond. sam Der.
nard. -. third Time. 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. three quarters mile
Vlperine. iia tHeidcn. ! 20 4 won
3unebrake, 1ta. second. Copper.
field. 1i9. third Time. l.t5.
Second race. eleven aiNteeuths
mile-Ccntor Shot. 100 fChmminal.
even. won. Gar. ii2, second Vista.
100 third Time. l.0s rs.
Third race. seven -eiEhths mile
Colloquy. i07 (Hoidcn. to 3. won
Toddloa. 81. second Mike Sutton.
no third. Time. 2s
Fourth race. steepiechase w X.
slade. i53 tWlcklnel. n 90 E. won
Full Of Fun, fts. second. Blue ~.
rate. lfs. third Time $3.50.
Fifth race. three quarters mile
Lady Esther. % a. Walsh. Q 10 2.
won: Deutschland 100. second /.
Conyolo. o.. third. Time. 1874.
Sixth race. mile and "a sixteenth.
Gull. no lPickcnsl. 10 20 won
Shining Star. i0i. second Suzanne
RocamOra. i0f. third Time. las.
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SPOKANE RESULTS

Second race. nvn aud half fafienHs-
crip iea "a Clark 10 90 q wan. IieaH.
iiruI ana Best tis tWettiKg. a. A.
snrHnd O. h NnnGham. f8t tHneitohi
80 ta fhtfd fImr les
Third Fare. seven fffianaaa hlsfssh.
utpf lH4 fMfliatHI. 90 D wnu. Ffius
eess Wheeler. les tNstttaf 3 So D. eco.
und Pas Me fHH fC WFtEhsf. 90 g.
laird ftmH. AtA
rourih race sis ana q hair furianHs.
zee zee eiuh NeliinE Hfahaa Hrush Co.
fai fNfre htaHuf. 60 81 Han fieu aefi
tea fMeclalnt 90 .. sanand San
rhine. iHa
VIVA race aix fuFianEs 20 assirsf roe
lNnttlsf. 30 g. YEA. Efhsl uaF zee
itaarfsf li 81 q aeranf HafnH Has az
tMfffafni. 3 90 q thffd Tins. iFA
siNfA rare sHeHH fafianNs knatta. taf
tfiHt hnFl. - q Munt MetfW8ut les
~ rfafh8 e. q second Col MFensi an,
taa tMrMast a. .. thifa Ttuin. . 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
PANIC is CAUSED BY A RAT

with Wild shrieks % terror about
30 women scrambled upon wagons.
boxes and anything elise available
Al the public market. early this
morning when the cry went up that
rst was loose ia the crowd
A busy little fox terrier was on
the scene aud hearing the word
Hrhta" started on d rampage 20 find
the little animal. One lady seeing
the core Df an apple. when waa
dirty with dust. let out 8 yell and
climbed on the seat uf q farmers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept "a
Edward II. Hartman. John G.
Stubs and " =. schwerin all Of
flclala OF the Southern Pacific rail.
way and Pacific Mail Steamship
Co. we're indicted by Ne grand
Jury which returned indictments
against other officials Of the above
two companies. These indictments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
ts,ar Special ssrvlss.)

SPOKANE. Sept IS. The pub.
lic and tho books broke about even
on the days races at the Interstate
fair meeting yesterday. Two long
shots. Nuns Yelling al 10 10 1. and
Anona AZ To 1. came home win
Ming the first and last races re-.
spectlvely. Grip a. II 10 6. bis.
trihutor az 90 2. brush Up ~ :
90 aud Goa8lper a. 10 we're
the ether winnern j. CLARK rode
two winners
Firss rarn. five and a hsf f1riuaas
NunH NniiinF. les ~ gtafkA 80 Go 4.
wont Blanche % fN CLARK 10 a
saeanH. NfUNthaFua. tNa tktfe hhaNasi }.
1t e. 9. Third Ttne tftA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

aud built up a team which has not.
"a as pacemaker for the best part
% the season.
With an outflold OF star folders
who have kept Ia the a00 class All
season. hard hitting and fast
fielding. II somewhat erratlc in
field. able catcherA and a corps OF
good pitchers the club added 30
degree inside baseball 10 natural
ability aud went 10 the front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Ask 70 hear the fine. large sized
disc talking machines which we are
offering during our Closing Out sale
Of present stock for $3.50. IT'S the
regular Sgd style Come in at once
a few days VIII see the end. D g..
Johnston CO.. oldest and laICast
acaierB -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

wagon asd would nor coma A.,
u"iil somebody had picked M ~
core ana ahoH1 her What II ~
After about five fslnuies
searching The fox terrier dlseovs.,a,
the rat under 40 apple boz ~
once tried ~ tcrr the box 10 -.
10 got the rodent A woman 49,
lng neat the box saw The =. -.
nearly tainted Whom the eaass J
al me trouble aas finally capfn,ss
great sIKhs Of relief we're heard =
arise from the feminine po,tloa
che markeJefs. "
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TO INCREASE PAY.

Army officers. Obliged 20 travel
IN Alaska without troops. will re-
colye a larger allowance II the rec.
ommeudatinn 81 the war depart.
ment is adopted b. congress AT this
winters session The department
II 10 ask Tor special Legislation on
tho subject for the reason an off.
Ger Ia Alaska IL put 10 greater on.
pense than Ia the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Accidents 20 several players han
dioappod tho club ia the last Nix or
eight weeks and gave Columbus
AN opportunity 10 pull up on even
terms For the past ten days 81
the season the battle between the
two has been fierce Toledo has
been upon the road and Columbus
al home. but q determined rally
which ended In "A long winning
streak. gave Toledo the nag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Not yet too late 10 secure a fine.
slightly used Piano az actually half
real value o. you attend to &c 40
once a Knabc. fine. only 1875. "a
superb Hobart NJ Cable g3l8; a big.
SNOWY cased Ludwig. gtGj; a modl.
um sized Stelnway. SIPS; a pretty
burl walnut Fischer SAP. and many
others
Remember, everything must go
now. and there's no time TO lose. A
few days more WIN Witness end oi
this grea tsale.n -. $40 or gf2 a
month now places q fine piano In
your home Drop 10 today u. s.
Johnston Co. 9O3 Second ave. sAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Armour bought the club last fall
from Garry Hermann. OF Cincin
natl At the outset he found him.
self up against a utlff proposition.
some Of his best players being lost
through deals made b. J = Griilo.
the former manager. which Armour
knew nothing OF until confronted
with the truth AZ a late day.
Undauntcd. the former Detroit
and Cleveland manager went ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
ousPEcT ARRGsTEo,.

Deputy Sheriff Joe nm yes,.,.
day arrested William White 4.
suspicion n being the person eon.
oerned IN = number OF horse lhaf,s
which occurred In the suburbs q,
Seattle recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
seattle Star Exclusive servlos.l

TOLEDO Sept 81 For the first
time ia 80 long the oldest inhahl.
tant has forgotten the event a To.
lcdo ball club han won pcnuant.
Under the leadership OF Manager
w Il, ArmouF. tho local team has
captured the American Association
pennant. after the most exciting
race in the history OF the organiza.
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
BURNS FATAL


FOREST GROVE. Ore. Sept "a.
1T has just been learned that
George Carlton, a remittance man.
who was fatally burned Ia his cab.
IN here "Wednesday night. was a
member Of the wealthy Carlton
family of New York city. Carlton
told OF his relatives when Il was
found that hc could not live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
WHO WANTS OFFICE FUR
kfTUREg

We have no further use FOR office
fixtures. Rugs. several roliiop
desks. etc. We yncate our present
store ia a few days Make ~ an
oficr See Mr. scholl. ~ s. Johns
ton Co. R03 Second avenue go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
HAMILTON.

First race. three quarters mile
Goes Fast, Sc (Delaby). to 2. won
Giles %. second. Ketohomiko. %.
third Time. 1913
Second race. fivc.oighthB mile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
SOCCER SUNDAY

What promises 10 be- the iiveii.
~ Kind OF soccer football will be
played tomorrow afternoon at
Woodland Park. a double header be-
ms scheduled AZ 10 the Thistiea
and the Tacomaa viii begin a con.
leai. and following this the Wander.
Dr. aud the Rangers will take the
heid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
Browns in Town

Get our figures on plumbing ana
heating Modern baths and slnku'
Low prices 9. n. eRoWN
PLUMBING CO., POI Pine Il 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

The Northern Pacific Railroad
company has issued a general let.
ter 10 the miilmen OF this state
hat on the expiration OF their con.
tracts no more orders viii be- placed
Tor railroad ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Tacoma beat Butte again yestnr'
day and was ficklcd % death over
Scattls'a winning from AbCrdeen.
Ouly 20 points separate tho Cats
from the Tigers and the Tacoma
fans are figuring that II they can
win the next threo games from
butte. and Seattle take the next
three from Tacoma. ths Koyni Ben.
gals will be In first place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

fGame called On ths eleventh innfnE
On scraanf az dagknrss
Batteries -NtsF canaIta fosFsF and
ihpasn uFsaaas FFHck. Ueagtes and msA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

John A Fox. special director Of
the National Rivers aud Harbora
Congress. viii address the Cham.
Der Of Commerce meeting next
Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Paddy Wcieh certainly ava pitch
swell ball yesterday The chubby
one had fine control and the heat
curves be has ever exhibited In
Seattle. Even Eddie Householder
had 20 ait down. helpless egforo
hts ahouta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
Hamilton Studio

Colman building. artistic photo
sranha az reasonable prices No
toupnuH or other frauds sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

lsnda. and during TIE next tao q,
ihrre mouths there VIII 70 lhise,
doing 'NsS
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Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.l
NEW YORK. Sept gS.--Jockey
Tod sloan "a being congratulated
by friends for his victory Ia the
matrimonial sweepstakes.
lie has won the heart OF Miss
Julia sandorson. the pretty actress
who plays the part OF Peggy IN
The Diary Maids"
They viii enjoy their hOnet
moon ia Europe
Leave Pier To SEQ battlcshlls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

CHICAGO Sept zg-t G s,s.,.
traffic director Of lhe soatba s.'D 7,
ciflc, % lll hora and hhs noibia. ~ !,
Say regarding o. Indictment 4, "
San Francisco grand Jury "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
STEP RIGHT Up!
HERE THEY ARE

NEW YORK. sept 2s.--On the
steamer Baltic. Of the White Star
line. which has arrived. are 1909
pretty women who have come 90
this country from various parts 81
Europe 20 find hushapdt These
women also have their ideas 81 hu6
Guns For Rent Piper a TAFT
Hnn "a lnnnnA 4 ~ saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Charlie Schwartz should ioin the
Canucks to-day and Hurioy's infleld
ought 10 play fast ball now that Il
~ 70 have a real shortHtop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

TACOMA. Sept eg uoth aarueia ana
HuIfar pitched Hafll yesterday ra.
coma winning when Ht1Fau hif with the
tha bases fuil So she sixth inning
SCORE H. a. ~
lHe4fna trts+s tftttttt.t+-t
butte ttt+ stes+s ...tstf4sttl
Bager.es Better ana shea, samasia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC is LIABLE
To A FINE OF 81 4SO nm

we're made on charges ~ e,.
practice IN rate laws oTbesa' ' "a
~ counts and The fines. II M Ks
diciments bold, viii amount h ~
$50. 900. - W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Yesterdays victory mace three
out ~ five for tho slwaahea Dag q
hirelings have only a. take Que 81
the three remaining games 20 cop
the series. and Dug says be IL going
to take AL three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Frank Allen and Jack Hickey
were announced this moruiug a.
the opposing bon artists Tor the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

Portland san Francisco game po'
ggued on account ~ rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28

lou m
enough ia,
University
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-28
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I. sa. ..,f,,-.- MORGAN ana sns-' white
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4 O'Clock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18
.TW0fINt CASH REGISTERS
.INSIAllFOBYlOCALFIR FIRMS
Sold to Cold Air Storage Market and
Donofrio- ZunkeI Company by Geo.
w. Frank.

The Cold Air Storage Market and
the DonOfrio- Zunkel company have
just installed in their stores wonder
full machines which do everything but
talk. They are a combination of type
writer's. printing presses. dating ma
chimes, numbering devices. paper cut
tiers and adding machines all in one.
The Storage markets machine is cleo
trically equipped.
The machines indicate TO the pur-
chaser the amount of every sale and
the clerk who made it. and issue a
receipt to the purchaser showing the
number of the sale. date. business card
of the proprietors. and kind of trans
action. 1t prints a complete detailed
statement OF the days business under
lock and key and also shows the pro-
prietors the total amount of each
clerks sales at any moment of the
day.
The machines in question are the
latest and most improved type of the
National Cash Registers and were
built especially to order. In addition
to the cash register there is a sep
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18

light. The highest temperature was
81 degrees: the lowest, so degrees
II. Nielsen.
PIMA COUNTY.
Tucson. = The week was almost
cloudless. and the temperature was de-
cidedly higher than in the previous
week, altho the nights We're quite
cool. The maximum temperature was
I01 degrees; the minimum 20 degrees.
r.. Lowrie.
PiNAU COUNTY.
DudleyVile. - The mornings were
clear, and the afternoons partly cloudy.
The day temperatures were somewhat
higher. while the nights grew cooler.
The sunshine was slightly deficient.
The weather was threatening on Fri
day and Saturday. accompanied by
very light rainfall. There was a
slight rise in the San Pedro river dur
| ing the week-G. +. Cook.
Sacaton.-The week turnout was
warm and sultry. The first four days
We're clear. with light south and west
winds. Partly cloudy and showery
weather prevailed during the last
three days. The volume Of water in
the ella is diminishing rapidly.-A. +.
Z ~
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the Week Ending Sept. 16, 1907
- GENERAL. SUMMARY.


The mean temperature was above
the normal during the entire week,
the excess being degrees per day in
The northern counties, and degrees
per day in the southern counties. The
night temperatures ranged from Sc de-
grees to- 75 degrees; the day tempera-
lures from so degrees to los degrees.
The highest temperatures We're re-
corded generally on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. The last two days of the
week We're cooler Light frost occur
red in Coconino. Navajo and Apache
counties.
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Sunday were generally clear; Friday
and Saturday partly cloudy and
showery, with thunderstorms. The
average precipitation was decidedly
below the normal. The weekly
amounts ranged from trace to O.5O
inch. No rainfall occurred in western
Pima. western Maricopa- Yuma and
Mohave counties. the deficiency over
those sections during the past few
weeks being O.10 inch to 0.20 inch.
The average percentage of sunshine
for the Territory was about IS per-
cent. which is decidedly above the
normal The greatest amount occur
red over the southern and southwest
ern counties, the least amount over
Yavapai. CoconinO, southern Navajo
and southern Apache counties.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18
YUMA COUNTY.

Dome.-The weather was warm, sui
try and oppressive during the first
four days; slightly cooler the last two
days. There was cloudiness in the
afternoon on Friday and Saturday.
No rain fell. The sunshine was nor
mall. Palmer.
Yuma.-There has been an excess
in temperature of 16 degrees during the
past week, and the weather has been
inclement, owing to the high humidity.
conditions were made more bearable
by the prevalence of the Gulf breeZes
nearly every afternoon. The Colo
RADIO river is receding at a stage of 1874
fcet.-S. Hackett.
L. NJ. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18
Personal Mention

The following guests registered at
the Hotel Adams yesterday: F. ID.
Bateman and wife. Prescott: Jeanette
Latham. Delaware. Ohio; f. G. Hin
head. Los Angeles; J. W. belong and
wife. TorO. Cal; c. G.. Hapless. FL
Paso; c. ID. Heling. Kansas City;
Louis Quits. New York; o. d. NJ.
Gaddis. Kingman; II. J. Wright. New
York; J. Wissin. Tucson; Frank
t'rinkelstein, indianapolis; NJ. G. Fox.
Cincinnati.
The arrivals at the Ford yesterday
were: +. e. Dezendorf. Santa Fe: o.
.. Jewett. F. T. Stuchel. Mrs. F. r.
Stuckel. Phoenix; NJ Elias. Tucson:
Miss Consuelo Corrillo. Cananea; Mrs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18

F.. Gracia and daughter. Naco; G. F.
Austin. Los Angeles.
Those registering at the Commercial
yesterday We're: J. w. Long and wife.
FL TOrO Cal; w. r Cuffien. Denver;
Sol Persiv. f. L. Persiv. San Fran
cisco; Harry Walters. Wisconsin:
VIM. NJ. Leggett. Naco: s. r. LEVEL.
Florence; Minnie Neal. Florence; F.
ID. McCune. Denver.
John Baggiore came yesterday morn
ing from a hurried business trip TO
San Diego
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-18
Nothing Succeeds Like suc-cs.

He has the condolences
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MOHAvE COUNTY.

Fort Mohave.-The temperature con
tinued high during the week. Frida!
and Saturday were slightly cooler. al
tho the temperature was above normal
The weather was clear.-C. E. Faris
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til Thursday. Friday and Saturday
were partly cloudy. with light show
ers. There was very much sunshine,
and the night temperatures were some
what lower.-H. e. diversion.
St Michaels - From Tuesday to
Thursday the weather was clear.
While the days were warm, there was
decided decline in the night tenn
peratures. attended by light frost on
the 10th and 18th. which affected veg
citation slightly. The highest temper
ature was 81 degrees: the lowest 3S
degrees.-Bro. S. Schwemberger.
cocHiSE COUNTY.
Benson.-The temperature was alb
normally high from Tuesday to Fri
DAY. The weather was clear from
Tuesday to Thursday. Friday and
Saturday We're partly cloudy with
light showers. The week closed fairly
cool-Lew c. Oster.
Paradise-The week was excessively
warm and the rainfall deficient. Thun-
dershowers and hail occurred in the
mountains early in the week. There
was an abundance of sunshine.-H. d.
Burial.
COCONINO COUNTY.
Flagstaff.-This was a week of al
most cloudless skies until the 18th.
when local showers occurred. Light
frost formed on the 9Th, 10th and
18th. The winds have been generally
light and variable, and the tempera-
ture slightly above normal-A. E.
Hackett.
Grand Cauvon There were light
showers early and late in the week.
The weather was clear from Tuesday
to Thursday. The highest tempera-
ture was as degrees: the lowest. 40
degrees. All reservoirs are full of
water.-J. NJ. Miller.
Williams-The first five days of the
week were clear and warm: the last
two days partly cloudy or cloudy,
threatening and cool, but no rain fell.
H. Victor.