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Arizona republican., 1907-12-05

J. W. W.CRENSHAW-Attorne at Law Office 2l0-2ll Fleming Building. Phoenix Arizona
Arizona republican., 1907-12-05
MASSIE HAS GOT FEM.

Massie has got Wool Blankets. Massie has got Cotton Blankets. Massie has Cotton Rugs. Massie has All-Wool Rugs. Massie has Cotton Mattresses. Massie has Fine Springs. Massie has Iron Beds. Massie has Dressers. Massie has Cook Stoves. Massie has Heating Stoves. Massie has Shot Guns. Massie has Cots. Gassie has Dishes and Vessels. Massie has Mating. Massie has Second Hand Lenolium Massie has Big Trade. Massie treats 'em rite. Massie will buy your goods. MaSsie's is the place. MaSsie is the Man. Massie is at 32-Si West Wash. St. Massie's phone, Main 351. Massie, the Second Hand Man.
 SEE MASSIE.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-05

There is a new baby in Lieutenant Hobson's home, and that valiant hero will now have other business on hand than stirring up war between the United States and Japan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
For Rent.

Seven Room House for rent, large hall
and basement. Apply to
9-tf DR.. S. M. KELLOGG.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
WANT COLUMN


Dining room girls wanted =, e Captain
Hotel. Apply at once.
For sale-pesirable residence Of six
rooms. Call a, 2oZ N. 9th St. Off
For sais-whi,s Lsghorn chickens. full
blood. Call 62i S. Main ST. sH
For sals-one ean,aloupe and eucum-
Der sseder. complete with power.
l2a Chester Johnson.
Phone W 5o4
For Sals.-A pair Of White Driving
Ponies. Apply to tho Rocky Ford cream
cry. 1871
Wanted-Geod gifl for house work
Coed wages. Enquire a, Office Of 4. 3.
S. Co.
wan.ed.-ream Work. Enquire o,
Allison. 2os. N. 9Th. 81. r.
-BOardsrs a. 2os y. 5rd ST.
loa Mrs. n. E. Byers.
Lost-A log chain. on the road between
the homes o. J. C. Rsx and ]. r. Ba,sman
Please return to J. r. Ba,snan. 1918
Fer Ren,-Two furnished rooms. cor
nsr Of Fifth and Swink. Apply to
l2a iAary Collar.
Miss Jennie Goblin. rnillirsr. will DO To-
Gated in tho new Goblin block after ncx,
Monday.
Customers Of II. o. Brown Nil Co
will much obliga and secure prompt ad-
.Is;mant by presenting all complaints Al
tho Office. W. D. MePherson.
1918 Sole Owner
Board and Lodging for Fair week a.
Mrs. Burrs. 2io wes, swink avenue.
Price si.So per day.
DINNER. with N. E. Church ladies' on
tho Fair ground. south Of Grand Stand
Three hot meals each day. Breakfas,
2Se. dinner SO. supper csc. Look for
n. E. Church sign.
Tho W. c. T. U. will serve ham and
chicken sandwiches, baked boans, potato
salad. tomatoes. pio. Ice ersam. Lemonade
and pop. on Watermelon Day at tho Rest
Room. opposite tho depot on Front St
All members are requested TO contrib
uts time. money or provisions. the lattsr
TO bo sont TO Rest Boom Wednesday Al.
ternoon or early Thursday morning. A
special meeting 70 complete arrange
nents for the day will be held Monday
at 3. p. N.
A full attendance Is urged.
Mrs. CARRIE D. NANNY. Pres
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
Next week Miss Jennie Goblin, milliner,
will be pleased to meet her friends and
patrons at her new location on West Elm.
Chickens for Sale

To make room will sell 8 u dozen pure
blood Brown Leghorn Pullets, February
Matched, at SO per doz. II cared for
properly will pay for themselves in eggs
this winter. Order early and get some
fine show birds.
Frantz Poultry Yards, Box IA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
Home for Sale

A good dwelling, located in Garden
Place addition. Seven rooms and bath.
Nearly three acres of land. in fruit. Barn
and other outbuildings. For terms inquire
on premises. CHAs. M. BURKE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
For Sale Privately

Iron bed, complete; Dresser. wash
stand. book case. couch, 2 rockers. small
center table. cook stove and heater. Call
| at SOP N. | lth St,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

Mrs. J. W. Pssry is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Miss Rose Brill. and
fnsna. Miss May Laifsrty. Of sedalia.
No.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

Miss Jennio Goblin has:moved her Mil
lincry stock from tho Phenieie store on
south Main to tho now Goblin block on
West Elm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
He1p Wanted

Wantod-A good girl or woman for
general housework. Wages IS per week.
Apply at Bolton Music Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
For saIe-MuIcs and Horse.

have for sale pair Of large young
mules. Also ono work horse. weighing
l,4oo lbs. Apply to
@. 3. CURLISS,
i2n Ranch az miles S.W. town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
Sand and Gravel For Sale.


Good sharp sand and coarse gravel
suitable for concrete and cement pur-
poses. Can deliver promptly in any part
Of city or country.
L. w. Babcock. Phone Blue 1861.
Fair Tickets
Season tickets for the Fair are on sale
at Hauck & MoKelvey's Office at Sl.oo
for the four days.
Single admission, SOC.
Ticket for team, SOC.
Season ticket for team, 81.
Admission to grand stand, 25c.
Admission to grand stand with reserved
seat. SOC.
Season tickets to grand stand with re-
served seat, ST.. H. A. DAwLEY,
Treas. A.V. Fair Assn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

Miss Jennie Goblin is moving her stock
OF Millinery from her old South Main To-
cation to the now Goblin block on Elm
ava
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

Monday Sept. 2. Miss Jennie Goblin
will be prepared to meet the Millinery
trade at her new stand in the Goblin Blk,
Elm ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

For the best and most up-to-date Of
everything in Millinery see Miss Jennie
Goblin at her new parlors in the Goblin
block on Elm ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
House for Sale

Small house and outbuildings, east half
block 80, on N. Tenth St.. Rocky Ford.
Choice fruit trees. A. T. Brown,
l5-l4p Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
Wanted.

A strong girl or woman for genera
housswork. Enquire. Mrs. A. J. Hall. 81 l
| South 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30

Wanted d-Horses for Pasture
Four and half miles west.
L. A. HALtows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-30
Real Estate Movement.

Tho City Realty Co. this wook sold to
Harry S. Francisco ono Of Judge Sloan's
lots. Pine Avo and l4th St.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
LAST BASKET
 BALL GAME
Copper Queen Boys and Y, Nj C, A, Will Try Issue On
 Saturday Evening,

The last basket ball game of the season will be played at the Y. NJ C. A. gymnasium on Saturday even. ing, May 18th. The Copper Queen store team and the '. M. c. A. reglI. lar team will be the contestants. Early in the season the regular as sociation team defeated the Copper Queen team by narrow margin and since that time there has been a great deal of rivalry and a feeling that one team was equally as good as the oth- CT.
 The store team has been strength ened of late and has shown up in very good form in the practice games. Jones the new man is said to be a vet eran at the game and 1t is solng to make hot contest with a good man to oppose Wood of the association team, who has outjumped all the cen ters he has played against this sea- son. Both teams are using the gym nasium floor every night in pracuce and both arc developing some rapid team play.
 The members who will play on the Copper Queen team are B. Lewis, E. l.. Williams, c. Orr. Jones. McAllis- ter. and Doris. For the association, Woods at center, Holden and yarney, forwards. Doris. McAlister and An. gius. guards.
 Unusual interest is centered in the game on account of the fact tusL potn teams are determined to win and are leaving nothing undone that will aid iD success. The proceeds Of the game are by agreement between the two teams to go to the furnishing fund ol the new addition that is now being built on the association building.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
MRS. BELLE PENNEY
 COMMITS SUICIDE
III Health and Dependency Leads to Taking a Dose
 of Stychnine.

sAFFoRD. May 17.-Mrs. Belle Penney. wife of S. B. Penney of Thatcher, committed suicide by talk ing dose of strychnine, and died within twenty minutes after swallow ing the poison. Mrs. Tenney has been in peor health for many years
 past. and had suffered from meian- choiia, and it has been feared that
 she woaid try self destruction, but
 lately she was getting so much bet
 ter that she was not watched so close ly. Yesterday she bought the poison
 saying that the mice were bad at the
 house. and early this morning she tok the fatal dose. It WIS discovered a few minutes later, but too late tu do anything fer her.
 Mrs. Penney came here from Luna valley. New Mexico, some years ago, and was about 47 years of age. She was the mother of quite large fam fly. and she and the family have been we'll and prominently known in var. ious parts of Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
MAY GET
 AGUA FRA WATER
Gopious Supply of Pure Water Could Be Drawn From
 Nearby River

PHOENIX, Ariz., May i6-Now that Phoenix has decided to have a munic- ipal water works and to that end de cided at the recent city election by an overwhelming majority approved the purchase of Sherman's plant for S150,- COG, several prominent taxpayers have suggested that Phoenix look to the Agua Fria river for a permanent water supply
 An element which is winning sup port to the Agua Fria as a source of supply is the certainty of the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe, which by the recent transfer of the Phoenix and Eastern from the Santa Fe to the Southern Pacific, locating big railroad shops at some point in Arizona on the new transcontinental line.
 Phoenix will be the terminal point of two sections of the new through line, which is to be operated jointly by the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. the tracks of the former lying to the west of this city and those of the lat ter to the east.
 By reason of the two big railroad companies each owning sections oi the new line, which terminate in Phoe- nix. this will be the logical point for machine shops which may either be operated jointly or separately by the two roads.
 Water of suitable quality will play prominent part in the location ot of these shops. which may employ all the way from 300 to 500 men. Several sites will be considered and the city with the best water supply will prob ably get the buildings.
 Railroad officials state that the wat CT now used in Phoenix is not suitable for railroad purposes, especially in the boilers of engines. on account oi the solid matter in the water, it injures engine boilers.
 Experts have examined the water in the Agua Fria river and pronounce il almost entirely pure. being unusually free of mineral matter. The flow hes been gauged and found sufficient tC supply the needs of a city several times the size of Phoenix.
 Louis Melczer. who has recently siyen srrne of his time to the import ance of Phoenix getting busy in an effort to get the railroad shons located here. suggested today that the board of trade and business men should act without further delay.
 In behalf of the Agus Fria scheme it is stated that water could be divert ed there from the underground flow and brought to Phoenix by gravity giving a high water pressure for fire purposes and the generation of power
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
GOOSE BONE" WAS
 HIS ONLY GUIDE
Famous Weather Prophet Dies In Asylum at Advanced
 Age of 92 YeraS,

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-.Elias Hartz, who enoyed a national reputa- tfon as a "goose-bone" weather proph- ct, and was for years one of the most unique characters of Reading, died today in the Friends asylum here, at the age of 92 years.
 When a young man he learned the science of readingxihe markings on the breastbone' of e goose and fore telling the weather for the winte. months. It was his custom to take healthy, well-fed goose of the spring matching and have it served for his Thanksgiving day dinner The breastbone was then carefully clean ed to show all the markings and fine lines. From his reading o1 these Hartz foretold the weather from that day until Easter, and, strange as il may appear, about 90 per cent of bis ''guesses" were good. Owing to ill health he made no prediction during the last two years of his life. In the fall of 1904, after examining the bone, he shook his head and said:
 This is going to be one of the SC verest winters that this section has ever experienced"
 lie tuen plcheu up IHe DOne anu Et marked: ''You see that black rioge running through the entire length oi the bone. We'll, that is the first one 0f that kind ever came across. The winter will open suddenly and it will continue cold all the way through The ice will be very heavy. and the cold intense and continuous. There will not be so many storms. The bone does not show that. There will be slight breakup during the middle of the winter, but it will be of very short duration, when we will have an other cold spell, which will continue until late in March
 He advised people to fill their coal bins. These predictions were borne out, and no one was more gratified than Mfr. Hartz himself. He said that he did not love cold weather any too well, but he was proud to say that his predictions could not be ques; toned
 He did not think much of the wedth CT bureau, regarding it as useless expense. 'vshy apend millions es working out foolish theories when a goose bone costs dollar or so?" he declared. He was genial and cheer sul, and every ready to tell his neigh bors about the coming winter when be had eaten his Thanksgiving goose He usually refused to diagnose any other goose bone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
DOW. JONES 6 CO.'S LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & 0yerlook.)
 NEW YORK, May 17.-American stocks in London about Is to 1-2 above parity. with Union Pacific espe- cially strong
 London market quiet and idle, and anticipating holidays Saturd@y and Monday.
 The governor of New ersey has signed the bill creating a railroad commission. Railroads take optimistic views of crop conditions in central and south ern states
 Strong demand for stocks in the loan crowd
 Crop conditions improving in Kan sas. There is. no truth in the ratmor that the Canadian Pacific has bTougnt Id'ss New Brunswick Southwestern Rail- way
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18

AN uPTo-DATE LIFE SAVING STA.
 TON. Funniest ever. Iris theater tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
THE BlsBEE DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING.
ARIZONA INDIAN
 CASTS HIS BALLOT

When John Mckee. a Papago In dian from the San Xavier mission, was arraigned before Justice Redondo in Yuma the other day. he pleaded guilty to having been drunk and dis orderly but said that he was citizen of the United States and good re publican.
 He spoke excellent English and in sisted that a republican justice of the peace should not fine an Indian who had served his party by helping the Quay machine in Pennsylvania.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18

Judge Redondo told Jim that he knew Pennsylvania politics were Dao but that he never before heard oI them voting Indians. Mckee, how ever. insisted that he voted for Gov ernoT stone seven years ago. and he probably is the only Indian in Ari- zona who ever cast a ballot. He was Carlisle man at the time. and his squaw was graduated from the gov enment school at Grand Junction. Colorado--Yuma Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
HARLAN WINS BALL GAME AT 74
Supreme justice esoaks- Out Home Ron. Wins Game and Mint Juiep.

WASHINGTON. Map 17.-Jnstice Harlan of the United states Supreme Court. aged 7s. made home run and won the game iH baseball contest at the annual shad bake given by the Washington Bar Association at Mar shaIlhsll. Md.
 When Justice Harlan went to bat the score was tie. and the umpire had called two strikes and three balls It was critical and exciting moment Justice Harlan smashed the sphere a wicked swat to deep center. lie started around the bases and his leg work was really marvellous. His sprintins qualities surprised and de
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18

l. c. sHATTuck, President. j. M. MuHEiM, Vice-President ]. r. HOOD, Cashier.
 E. W. STEERS, Asst Cashier. C. A. BENNETT, Mgr. Lowell Br
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18

lighted the fans, who were wild with enthusiasm The ball went over the head of the center fielder and was
 lost in the tall grass. Before it vas recovered Justice Harlan had reach
 ed the home plate, where he stood slipping a mint julep. which had been prepared hurriedly for the agile Ken tnckIan as reward for lining out a four-base hit.
 Home Run" Harlan already has re
 caIved contracts for a number of ball
 teams which are weak at the bat.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-18
Fl PAsO SR|NERS
 WILL GET SHRINE
Charter Was Granted Pass City at Conclave at Los
 Angeles Last Week,

FL PASO, May 17.-Local Shrlners, to the number of 47, met in the Ma sonic Temple last night and effected preliminary organization toward the establishment of 2 shrine in this city. the charter for the shrine here being granted by the conclaye of the Mys-
 tic Shrine in Los Angeles last week.
 Officers were elected and those
 present signed their names to the charter membership list. The list is
 with recorder A. H. Richards, ana To-
 cal shriners who were not present
 at the meting last night may sign 1t
 before it is forwarded to Imperial Temple.
 Some discussion was indulged in at the organization meeting over what name shall be applied to the local shrine. Postmaster J. A. Smith, willie in Los Angeles last wek, was told that the words 'El Madie' were
 the equivalent in Arabic for the Eng fish, "The Pass" No decision was arrived at in regard to the name, which will be investigated further be fore it is legally adopted.
 The officers elected were:
 Potentate, H. c. Myles; Chief Rab- ban, c. H. Leavall; Assistant Rabpan,
 Scott White; High Priest and Proph- let, E. R. Carpenter; Treasurer, J. A. Smith Recorder, A. H. Richards; Oriental Guide, F. W. Brown. There are said to be in the neigh
 borhood of 175 shriners in the city who will compose good list of char , ter members of the local shrine to star: with. Besides these there are about 75 eligible Masons in the city
 who have signifIed their intention of taking the shrine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
FIRE POLICIES CANCELLED.
Raids Of Night Riders Make insurance
Companies Cautious.

Cincinnati, o., Dec. lon account
OF night riders and incendiarism I'm the
tobacco districts OF, Indiana and Ken.
lucky, insurance companies, It is said =,
are cancelling policies on leaf tobac.
co, In warehouses and barns
Iue Aetna Fire Insurance company
has cancelled every tobacco policy, IL
southern Indiana and I'm the neighbor.
hood Of Hopkinsville, KY. The com.
pauy Is cancclling policies in nearly
every section OF Kentucky.
The company is refusing policies TO
the American Tobacco company and
to all independent warehouses, but Is
placing policies on warehouses owned
by tie American Society OF Equity
The Aetna Is not alone In this, as
the Royal and other companies are re.
ported TO have cancelled many risks
within the past few days.
There are certain sections In the to-
bacco growing districts Of Ohio, Ken
lucky and Indiana in which some OF
the companies are yet taking risks,
but the business has become so per-
ilous, they declare, that In self pro-
lection they are compelled TO use ex.
traordinary care.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
CHARGED WITH MANY THEFTs,
Police Arrest Young Man In Atlanta
With Stolen Goods. =

Atlanta, Dec. 19.-tn the arrest OF
L. D. CashSthe police Of Atlanta be-
IENye they have the most important
capture Of the year, 1t being alleged
tnat he is guilty of long series OF
larcenies fsom Office buildings.
The young man was~ apprehendcd
tust as ne was about p leave the
SEnglish-Americap building with stolen
goods IN his possession His capture
was effected by Howard Colbert and
R. F. Shoden and several others. H.S
caDlors delivered him-to officer Davis f,
By whom he was sent to the poiicc bar
racks.
After -,h4s arrest TIC detectives
searched his residence at 30 IsrkiA
stree, and found there more tEan 5000
worth Of goods D all conceivable de-
scription, Which, 1t is alleeed, had
been stolen at different times from
Offices IN the civ Tne police authorl-
ties state that they are ready TO make
fifteen cases, AID possibly more,
against rim. and tia, they feel certain
of his conviction on all charges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
son Succeeds Father.

RoNu0ho, Va, Dec l9-In Il special
election held In The ninth Virginia dis.
trict % elect a successor 10 the Ia
ConsIcssman tamphs.! Siemp. the
lattrrs son G. BAscom Siemp, repair.
lean Nona0a" Las been elected u,vr
Davis + Bailey Independent rcpua.
lean BY a majority now estimated
a. 1000 The democrats had no can.
date a. The Geld g'I, Alj..le over
ha' az he No., was p..,1. and it is
believed S'Nlp las carried every
county Wy q nix majority S.cmp Is
Chairman " the ,a.e republican com
mN'es
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
FORMED A BRIDES CLUE.
seven scoth Wonen Crossing ocean L
Wed SWeethe arts in America.

New York, Dec. 19..7-When the Al.
Tor -, I..h,..a, H.ic4 arrived IN
port Tuesday, sailed from Glasgow,
t@a,e were in the first cabin seven
lone Scotch women. They did not
know each c.&cg, but before the ship
has, been cut a day they were all &C.
qrain'cd ani within another twenty.
-four hours they formed a brides club ,
for the confessions which followed
acquaiu,aaC,ship proved that all sew
en- were coming to America for the
purpose Of hefng married.
In each case the bridegroom 10 be
was a ScOtchman. who had been in
America for some time. and who had
finally 50 placed himself as to be able
not only to furnish a home for his
Scotch sweetheart, but 70 send her the
money TO travel on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
Council elects ores.s.

Macon. Ca. pce - At ,ae ars
regular session OF me rcN ,.N ,nu
eli toe following Officers were clos
- r NuS,eV ctN treasure. &
o.. Naf c..1 attorney Re7 : uou
drl,,s. uGg-hau }, II X W..cr
bu'I Ing luspcclor. J " WILCOX. ci.,
~ug',t,r. ! W. CsllaVaN. foreman
81 streets ) y, Manu-. c,er. ot "a,
marAo NJ fitzgerald Inspector OF
Severn s H. noynJOA. c,1 sex
ton. {. n HampagleS, city Clse,ri
Ciap; g. 5 wssscO,t ehicl q 9a.ise,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
EXTRA SESSION UNDECIDED.
Governor Smith Confers With Attor.
I ey General and Boykin Wright.

ney General and Boykin Wright.
Atlanta, Dec. l9.-sNo decision mas
yet been reached in regard 10 an eX,ra
session OF the lcgis ature.
Governor Hoke Smith, Attorney
Gen. Hart and Hon BOykIn Wright
held long conference Tuesday, after
which Governor Smith gave out a
statement In which he said that the
matter Of an extra session would not
be determined for some days to come
The reason for the mOOted extra
session Ia the collection OF some $500,
600 Of back taxes, due the state by
the Georgia railway aud Banking com.
pany and the Central OF Georgia rail.
way
The United States supreme court
sope time ago rendered a Icci sion that
owing to a defect I'm the Georgia law
thc taxes could not be collected.
The extra session Is to provide ma
chlncry for tae collection OF these back
taNc5.
CamDtrolicr General Wright stated
that ne had no doubt the axes would
be paid into the state treasury with.
In the lcNl eighteen months
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-20
YALE GLEE CLUB
II Prepares for Its 5 ooo.Mie Christ.
mas Trip South.

NcY Haycl, Conn, pee. l9,--Tnc
members Of tire Yale Gloe club Of tac
underestimate colony are busy now
preparing lar TIER 5000 mile Chris.
mas trip to the south,
The. CLUB viii set a now southern
limit thtsN year by extending it,, jour,
ney to Dallas, Tex 1t will sing in
Brooklyn, and viii leu ~ TO Reading,
Pa, Washington. Richmond. savannah,
Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans.
Houston, Dallas, Memphis. Cincin.
ma" Columbus. O.. Buffalo AMI IA.
bun. y Y
re club VII give fifteen concerts
tn ;umn. in every city which the
clGD visit, viii give ,hr SINGERS re-.
cel lion Ga some form O. other.