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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
De DELEGADOS
Session de aver mi6rCo|es

Empieza q las ? y 80 p. IN.
concurren 26 delegados. Sc lee y
aprueba el acta de la session ante
rior.
PehcIoueS
Del Concejo municipal de Pe
1uelas, oponiendose al Bill de Con,
dados.
Varios vecinos propietarios y
agricultores del pueblo de Cayey en-
solicitud de que por medic de una
Ley Sc acuerdc la construction de
una carretera que una directanente
q dicha lnunicipalidad con la de
Salinas.
De dona Elisa Rivera, vecina
de Catailo, solicitando una 'beca
para que su hija Matilde Lopez Do
mingo ingrese en- la Escuela Nor
NAL.
Del Concejo municipal de Sa-
bana Grande, oponiendose al Bill
Condados.
Pxoyedtos de LEY de Ia Cdm0ra
En- bnmera leetwa.
II. B. I1o. Por los seiiores
Barreras y Santiago. aAutorizan,
do al Gobernador de Puerto Rice
para ceder gratuitamente al mum
cipio de Guayama cierta parcela de
terrenos.D
P?yecto de Ley del Consejo EJeculiv'
en- r. y "a lectura.
Sustituto al C. B. %. Por |;
Comision de Hacienda y Presupues
Ito, titulado: aProveyendo para e
hniquito de ciertas reclamacione
procedentes de las operaciones d.
la eXtinguida Diputaci6u Provin
cial y de las extinguidas Juntas d,
Carceles Ell varios distritos de |;
Isla de Puerto Rico.o
La Camara acord6 que est
Proyecto de Ley, para ser informa
do, pasase a la Comision de Corpo
raciones Municipales.
.Proyectos de ley de Ia C4maya
en- teyGera lcctwa.
Fueron aprobados de6nitiva
mente Ell tercera lectura, para Sc
enviados al Consejo Executive, 10
siguientes
H. B. So, titulado: 0Para en-
mendar la secci6n ?, de la Ley titu
lada: oI,ey para nuIhcar los cargo
lie Director de Benehcencia, Direc
tor dc prioiones y Director dc Sa
lida1, ell un Departamcnto de Sa
|nidad, Benetlcencia y Correcciones.
A peticion del seiior Larrauri s.
pone de pie la Camara al votar una
nimemente este proyecto.
Sustituto al H. B. "a, ,titulado
ePara ceder al Municipio de Ponc'
el Puerto radicado Ell la Playa d,
Ponce.D
Mormes de C0miStOnes beymanente
La Comision de Benefcenci;
informa con enmiendas el H. B. a
variando su IA secci6n. Pasa a |:
orden del dia de mai1ana.
OIdeN del dia
Sc pone a discussion, leyendos'
integramente, el H. B. 16 sobrt
reorganization del sistema judicial
FL seiior Vivaldi hace una Ell
mienda, con la cual esta conform'
el seiior Torres.
FL sefor Viiias hace otra ell
mienda, ell el sentido de que el pue
bio de San Sebastian tenga un juz
gado municipal como Moca. Ex
presa que sabe que el Consejo Eje
cutivo Sc opone a clio, pero que Il
Camara, debe legislarlo aunqu'
aquel alto Cuerpo Sc oponga.
FL senior Torres, manifesto gu,
Serfa el primero ell unirSe al sefiol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

mes y por 1ltimo Alemania con
millones.
Es mi deseo que Sc solicite de
los Estados Unidos, al vencerse sus
tratados que va van a terminar,
nuevos tratados para Puerto Rico,
con rebaja del arancel y sobre es-
te asunto establezco mi adicion al
proyecto, porque entiendo que ira
mas complete, porque abarcarfa uno
de los puntos mas esenciales de
nuestro problema agricola.
El senior Torres manifesto que
estando esta resolucion aprobada
va en- 81 lectura, no es reglamenta-
rio introducirle enmiendas de min
gun genero. La fesolucion-dice
-puede rechazarse 8 aprobarse Sc
gun convenga, pero no puede ser
alterada en- ninguna forma. Que
10 propuesto por el seior Sola, lejos
de poderse adlnitir como una en-
mienda por adici6n puede ser mate
ria para otra resoluci6n.
El seiior Matienzo da su opi-
ni6n Ell e1 sentido de que, aunque
un asunto este aprobado, 81 este Sc
pide para reconsiderarsele, puede
ser enmendado.
El seiior Sola objeta que el no
pide enmiendas 10 que va esta
aprobado, sino silnplemente, robus-
tecerlo para que el proyecto sea
muy practicable.
El sefor Zeno dice que entien-
de por areconsiderarsep 10 que ha
de considerarse nuevamente, no va
en- 10 reglamentario, de 10 cual pres
cinde, sino en- 10 racional. Consi-
dera elocuentes y de gran importan-
cia las manifestations hechas q Ia
Camara por el delegado sefior Sola,
Cree que el proyecto, tai como Sc
ha presentado es de6ciente y que 81
para presentarlo Ell debida forma,
fuera necesario suspender Ell lproyec-
to porque este fuese un estorbo, que
Sc suspenda, pero que Sc reconsi-
dere Ell proyecto y Sc enmiende Ell
la forma mas conveniente.
Elseiior Torres sostiene su opi.
Mon, No estima correcto que el
|proyecto Sc enlniende, pero 81 cree
que Ell sciior Sold puede solicitar
una nueva votacion. Propone, para
terminar, que la Resolution que Sc
discute pase q informe de la Conf
sion de Reglalnento para que esta
decida 81 debe 8 no ser enmendada.
81 senior Guerra Sc opone a este
procedimiento manifestando que el
presidente tiene autoridad bastatte
pala resolver en- este asunto.
El senior 1izol opina con el se-
nor Torres, en- que el Reglameuto
no .debe infringirse, porque 81 se-
gun Sc trata hoy de I'm asunto sen-
clio mahana ocurriera con algo de
mas trascendencia, tendrfa que in.
vocarse este procedimiento de hoy
Ique no 10 considera muy atinado..
| FL sehor Soler dice que el OPT
ma, que aunque ell Reglamento no.
detalle claramente 81 puede 8 no al
terarse un proyecto cuando Sc pone
| a nueva consideration de la Cana.
ra, es de suponerse que cuando Sc
lpide Su reconsideration es porque
Sc interesa hacer en- el algunls all
teraciones.
FL doctor Zeno lee 81 Manual
de Jefferson, dc practicas parliament
tarias y por ell cual, segGn parece,
Sc lie dio forma al Reglamento de
la Camara. En- dicho Reglamento,
que sirve allf de jurisprudencia par.
lauentaria, sehala un case ell que
bun proyecto, despues de pospuesto
Ell ~ lectura, fue reconsiderado y
restablecido, A la vez muestra el
original al seior Ti1ol, quien 10 to-
mi y 10 lee.
81 seiior Tizol, despu&s de es.
tudiarlo un momento manifesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

Fajardo y que Humacao Sc quede
solamente con Vieques. Expone
sus razones. Fl seiior Torres mues-
trase conforme con la enlnienda del
seiior Batcel6.
Ell seilor Matienzo pregunta 81
Sc sabe que los vecinos de Huma-
Gao Sc muestran conforme con esa
innovation. Ell seiior Barcelo con-
tesla a6rmativamente. Fl senor
Matienzo dice que le extrafia, por-
que siendo el delegado por aquel
distrito NADIA Sc le habia recomen-
dado en- ese sentido.
El seior Santiago propone que
el cargo de Juez Municipal de Ca
yey sea servido 1nicamente por un
abogado. Refere las grandes per
turbaciones de orden publico ocu-
rridas ALI y la poca energia y ca
pacidad de los jueces que actuaran
' ALI para reprimirlos, Hace elogio>
muy justos por cierto, de la con-
ducta del actual Juez Municipal Sc
nor Ginorio q cuyo recto cumpli-
miento Sc debe la restauracion de
las garantias y de la paz moral en-
a4uella localidad.
El seiior Torres impugna Ia
mocion del seiior Santiago, porque
estima que ella estableceria un dis
gusto censurable, por cuanto otras
poblaciones Q quizas todas las de-
mas, pedirian que su juez munich
pal fuera letrado y como Sc sabe, el
sueldo no lie bastarfa a satisfaceI
decorosamente la labor de un juris.
consulto.
III senior Arrillaga, Ell apoyc
de 10 manifestado por el seiior To
rres, expresa que tai exception Sc
ria atentatoria a la libertad de los
mismos electores, porque les pom.
drfa en- el forzoso case de elegir
un abogado para ese cargo, tai vez
persona desconocida, sin poder ele-
| gir a una que, aunque no 10 fuers,
tuviera toda la confanza de ur
pueblo.
FL sehor Tizol apoya la propo
] sici6n del seiior Santiago exponien.
do la necesidad imperiosa de que e.
ljuez de Cayey debe ser aboga'o.
El senor Santiago dice que he
hecho SUI proposition, no va porque
lei la ha creido pertinente, sine
porque hay Ell Cayey el tenor, en-.
tire las personaS paci6cas Y honra.
ias, de que renunciando cl actua'
luez, sc pueda sustituir por otrC
Iindlviduo que no responda a las
exigenclas de orden y seguridad de
aquel pueblo y puedau volver a re.
Ipetirse las escenas turbulentas de
otro tempo, turbandose la Tranquil
Ilidad de aquel vecindario.
FL senior Larrauri hace otrs
enmienda: Que Sc establezca un dis
trito judicial en- Barros y otro Ell
Coamo. La impugna el sehor To
rres. El senior Matienzo pide Il
question previa y es aprobada. 81
pone a votacion la enniienda del Sc
nor Santiago y la Camarl la aprue
ba por mayoria, Sc leen las demas
secciones del proyecto y son tam
bien aprobadas.
Sc reconsidera la H. J. R. l.
sobre pedir protection para el cafe
de Puerto Rico y Sc pone a nuevs
discussion.
Habla el seiior Sola acerca de
situacion de nuestros mejores pro.
ductos, exponiendo la gran necesi
dad de que Sc proteja en- primer
Itermino ell cafe, que por SUI exec.
lencia supera al mayor del mundo
Dice que aqui mismo podia prestar.
s4le fuerza, por medic de corpora.
clones y sindicatos, toda vez que
hay en- Ell pals su6cientes capitales
para clio. No es la falta de medios
de cultivo-dice-la que ha deter
minado la ruina de este grano en-
I Es,nae+ro ,c1o oo.,,o ,a L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21
Raquitisn1o y EsCrofu|Osis

esenca dar & tales ninos abundancia, n
f0rma asmlabe nutrir regenerar la sangre,
enduecer los afrmar los ncrvoS
gran triunfO dc Emulsion debe uministra
eemenos valiOsos la nu6n do los nNos
O6gica dec tai encuentran La sangre
ell cerebrO Sus efectOg tan posvOs
chcace los m6dicos consideran EMULSION DE SCOTT
de nfansa cusadas debdad const
tuciOna, va hcredada 6 adqurda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

R9>E En- la calle lie San Jose, nj.
nero 7, Sc adrniten hutspedes con pu.
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita-
clones, D,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-21

Empieza a las y 80 p. IN.
concurren 26 delegados, Sc lee y
aprueba el acta de la session ante
rior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Fancy Dress Party.

Mir. and Mrs. H. o. Yowell enter tained with fancy dress party Tuesday evening, at their home on West Sixth avenue. They were as sisted in receiving by Miss Beulah Fuller, Mrs. Lutie Their and Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Yowell represented Night" Miss Beulah Fuller Queen of Hearts," Mrs. Clint Owens Peter Pan" Mrs. Owens was awarded the prize, a neck scarf. Miss Fife Paine came as Blue Bell" Miss Galloway was dressed as "Violets,' Miss Pearl Fuller as "Buntterfly," Miss Florence Matthews as Carnations" Miss Ethel Fuller as Red Riding Hood" Miss Lula Howard as "Forget-me-not. De- lightful refreshments were served iI the dining room, which was prettily decorated, the color scheme being red and white. Cards wore played iA the evening. About fifty guests We're present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
The t'oltniahtly Club.

For the first time since the hof- day season the Fortnightly Club held one of their pleasant meetings Friday afternoon. Mrs. James Walk CT being the hostess for the after noon. Progressive euchre was the hours diversion, and the contest was spirited one.
 The visitors prize, a hand-paint- ed plate, went to Mrs. A. s. Knox, while the club prize, cut-glass bowl, was captured by Mrs. Clifton Howell. The consolation was awarded to Miss Sue Perkins.
 The guests were: Mesdames Harry Trulock, Jo Nichol. Wade Knox. Robert Bention, William H, Langford, Frank c. Bridges, John Speers, neryey Mann, James With CTS. Powell Clayton of Little Rock, W. D. Jones, Geo. Pinnig of Birm- ingham. Ala. Abe Knox and Wm~ Brasher: Misses Grace York and Mamie Mann. Mrs. Walker was assisted in entertaining her guests by her neices, Misses Fannie and Aline Hastings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
xusica, Coterie Program.

The following program has been an for the concert to be gwen by the Musical Coterie of Pine bluH' Wednesday, January 16:
 Mrs. Foster and Miss Gladys Ell bolt, chairmen.
 Piano duet. Poet and Peasant overture, Mrs. Bocage and Miss b"ck'
 Vocal solo, Lullaby" Goddard Mrs. A. w. Mills.
 Piano solo, "si Jitais Roi," Adolph Adam, Mrs. Gordon.
 Vocal solo, Souvenirs. F.. pei' Accua, Miss Hardin.
 Violin solo, selected, Mrs Smith,
 Piano solo, "Quatie'ne Valse' chaminade. Mrs. Richard Clough Thompson.
 Vocal solo, "Adieu, Marie, stephe1 Adams. Miss Reva Harris.
 Piano solo, 'Twenty-Four sarla tions," Beethoven, Miss Alma Lang ford. ,.....5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
ALLEGED PURSE SNATCHED
 IS BOUND OYER
Nathaniel Corlcy Strongly Denies Charge Against Him, but Mrs. Crawford Is Positive He
 Attacked Her

Nathanial Corley, the negro who is accused of snatching purse from Mrs. Theodosia Crawford, was given preliminary hearing in Jus tice Knox's court yesterday after noon. He strongly denied the charge against him, but Mrs. Crawford tes- tified that she was positive that he is the right negro. He was bound over to await the action of the Jef- ferson county grand jury. His bond was fixed at $500, the surity being w. E. Dudley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Crawford-Rowell Nuptials.

Crawford-RoweL Nuptials.
 A pretty wedding, quietly solemn- tezd at o'clock Thursday evening, tas that of Miss Allie Powell and tr. ]. P Crawford, both of this 4ty.
 The ceremony was said by Rev. l. Y. Ramsey, in the parlors of the Methodist parsonage. K It was witnessed by guest conl- pany limited to the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. There is an exquisite charm in the environments of simple home wedding that is lacking in a cere- nony held amid the spectacular suf- roundingS of church. This was Y -~1''.-"a,a sasized Thursday evening in the autiful impressive oere- nony that united these two popular young people.
 Mrs. Crawford's wedding dress was of green broadcloth, win nat to match.
 After the ceremony the hapDyI couple were driven to Union Sta tion, where they boarded the train for Hot Springs. From there they go to New Orleans for seve,rl weeks. Mrs. Crawford is tae third da''gh, te1sof MT and Mrs. ". 5. R)" and possesses ideal traits of charac ter. Winsome and winnin:s, she is loved by all who come in contact with her and enjoy htr s::i.y dis. position.
 MT. Crawford, the s,rnona, is member of the firm of Reap & Crawfora, and although yoans in yearss- his sterling business worth is an acknowledged fact by his many friends throughout the city Mir and Mrs C.'a"so,si w:I, re- qrn hoPe the latter pa"2 o the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Vocal solo. Portrait Chaminade. Miss Nina. Smart.
 Piano solo. "2nd Mazurka Op. 94, Au.nst Durand. Miss Josie Dreyfus. Vocal solo, selected Mrs. Fannie Hirschler.
 Piano solo. selected, Miss McGou- brey.
 Chorus. "Forget Me Not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Tho marriage Of Mr. Jake Stein Of New Orleans, and Miss Minnie Levi. at the home of the brlde naber, Mrs. C. Levi, 612 Pine street at 1O:30 o'clock Sunday nVnins was decided social event local Jewish circles.
 Miss Levi had been reared from
 chIabood here, and has long been social favorite. very popular Wl'h
 all who know her, and she Will De
 Allowed to her new home by the
 harty best wishes of all.
 The marriage ceremony was per
 hrmed by Rabbi Shramburs or
 yarshall according to the solemn md impressive ritual of the Jew'sh aurch after which the guests were Srved with an elegant wedding hast Following this, Mir. and Mrs. Sein took the Texas & Pacific noon rain for their future home Tn ,aw Orleans. where MT. Stein is a rosperous wholesale merchant.
 Tho couple were the recipients f numerous wedding presents ,n,a of which were very beautiful nd costiy.-Texarkana Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
Cardinal Richard.

Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Paris. who is q conspicuous figure in the contest between church and state in France, is a venerable prelate. He was born in Nantes in 1919 and last year celebrated the diamond jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Miss Sue Perkins will entertain the Silk Stocking Club Friday aft ernon at 2:30 o'clock at which Miss Willie D. Taylor of Brownsville, Tenn.. will be the guest cf honor. Miss Perkins quests will incli1e only club memDers and ou.-of-toWn ,'citOrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Miss Annie Worling is able to be up after an attack of la grippe
 Miss Mabel Bryant is recovering from a brief illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Invitations have been received in this city announcing the approach inc marriage of Mr. Ben Kaufman of this city, and Miss Flora \.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Countess of WAstm0r1and.
 The beautiful Countess of Westmof- land has been theme of gossip Ill England recently on account Of the linking of her name with that of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
I.ittle RocI

Sanders of Little Rock, the cere- mony to take place at the home of the bride, No. l219 Center street. Little Rock, January 23. Many Pine Blutfians will attend the mar Tia Sc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
FOR RENT.

A ive-room cottage in kst-c.ass condition. good we1lN Not>~ater, fine garden spot, Twelfth and Oak. Ap- ply to R. NJ Kncx. All
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Strange are now ''at home" to their friends at Sixth avenue and Cherry street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Miss Taylor of Brownsville. Tenn, will arrive Tuesday, to be the guest of Miss Sue Perkins Mss Taylor is not a stranger in our city. for as the guest of Mrs. Frank
 Bridges few years ago, she mai" many friends who will bn glad 10 know that she will be with us aga II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

londay, January l4-
 Whist Club meets with Miss
 Hazel Peck
 Wednesday, January i-
 Musical coterie to meet at the
 Temple. friday, January 1S--
 Eagles ball. Miss Sue Perkins entertains the8 |ilk Stocking Club. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

Wee, and he at nolne te then
 friends at the residence of Mr. ard Mrs Day. on West Serohd avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Mrs. Fred Dilley will entertain. with an elaborate receDtion on the afternoo, of January 2l. 1t is to be one of the most ihleriainin" events of the social season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Mrs. $. j.. Moore has recovered some weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13
EAST END NOTES.
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Mr. w. D, Boyce aad wifi" Jeff Friday for St Louis on z business trip. Mir. Boyce is experimenting the new works al the Cotton Bell shops
 Mr. R. $. Milton, while taking the measurement of cab window v Tn the round-hOuse, fell into a oi. ana broke his thigh. He was sent to the Cotton Belt hospital at :exar- kama yesterday.
 Miss Mamie Evans left Satur- day morning for Little Rock, whers she will join her father, Rev. MT Evans. and they will visit there 1of few days. From Little Rock theE will go to their new home at Mag nolia, Ark. Miss Evans was ae-- companied by Mrs H. A. Mccoy.
 Mrs. r. l.. Savin is recoyerin. from a brief illness. Mrs. O. P Keadle continues to improve. She has been sick for
 Mrs. $. J. Moore has recovered some weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

An event that is looked forward to with much pleasure is the dance to be given by the Eagles, Friday evening. January IS, at their qua ters, on West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Tomorrow We will inaugurate tle greatest Millinery Clearing saleEinnf history. Our eminent millinery ie- partment embracing all that is neTesl and best in elegant Pattern < Hats, pretty Trimmed Hats. Street and Walking Hats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Mrs. r. l.. Savin is recoyerin.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

want it bad and up to the limit. Then suddenly the desire dies out and what they thought they wanted they would not take as precious gift. However. the rink is still there and some one may be able to revive the interest next winter when the temperature lends more encouragement to exercise than that which is being handed out to us at present. Mir Bobst still retains faith in the pool and billiard business and has moved his tables to the room in the Commercial hotel formerly oc- cupied by the Union restaurant. on which he has taken a two year lease and there expects to have cooler quar- ters for the followers of the games.
 COMING IN MIDSUMMER-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Scott will arrive in a few days from Topeka. Kansas. and intend to make this city their perma-
 nent home. They are the parents of
 Mrs. Vim. M. Costley. Mir and Mrs.
 Costley came to Phoenix about eigh-
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

absence of her boys and the police at once got busy trying to locate them. It was reported that the lads had gone out into the country and yesterday it was again said that they had been seen coming back into town. Prob ably they were just preparing for the Fourth of July celebration. This day they will spend at home for last night the mother came to the marshal's of- flee and informed him that the prodi- gal sons had returned. Both of the boys were brought to the city hall and probably given such a scare that they will not soon again attempt to wander away.
 A WELL EARNED VACATION Frank H. Parker. member of the ter ritorial board of equalization left last night on an eastern journey. He will first visit his mother at Saginaw. Mich. and after that will go to Cleve- land. O.. and various other eastern cities. He is accompanied by his son. MT. Parker will return about August 10. in time to attend the meeting of the board of equalization. beginning August 12. This is his first trip to the east in three years, his duties as sec retary of the Water Users associa- tion having required his constant att tention. He is accompanied as far as Wilcox by his sister-in-law. Miss Warren. who will visit relatives there.
 AN ABORIGINAL OPiNION-The first time an automobile was ever seen in the vicinity of Fort Mcdowell when the acting coroner and his party ar rived there on Sunday morning to hold an inquest on the body of Austin Navajo the Indian who had been kill ed by Sub-Agent Gill. Some of the Indians had seen motor cars in Phoe- nix or elsewhere but there was one patriarch of the tribe who had never been at the nearby centers of civiliza- ton. He walked about the machine and peered under it. He touched va rious parts of it and tried to shove it forward. Then he backed away from it and expressed the following opin- ion of it: Americana loco muncho. Carro caballo nada." the meaning whereof is that the American Is pret- ty much of a fool to trust himself so far from home in a carriage with a horse nothing.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Of Comp troller of the Currency. y.Washington.D .C.June 4, 1907 WHEREAS b, satisfactory evidence pre- sented to the undersigned. it has been made to appear that "The National Bank of Arizona at Phoenix" in the City of Phoenix, in the County of Maricopa, and Territory of Arizora has complied with all the provisions oi the Act of Con gress to enable National Banking Associa. lions to extend their corporate existence and for other purposes" approved July l,th, lss2
 Now therefore, I, Thos. F. Kane, Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby csrtify that ..The National Bank of Arizona at Phoenix" in the City of Phoenix, in the Coun- ty oI Msricopa, and Territory of Arizona. IS authori zed to have succession for the period specified in its amended articles of association. namely until close of business on June 4th, 1927. In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this fourth day of June l9OI. the Currency. No BPS Ex. No 25s2.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
THE WEAThEh.
LsoaI Daily Weather Report fer The
 Arizsna Republican.

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, s1 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, .32 inch.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
GOING AWAY

On a combined pleasure and business trip Aug. Sth to be gone month. Those Who have been contemplating having their eyes examined, or their lenses changed. should make it point to come in early this month and have it attended to. it's pretty hot, but we have a fan to help keep cool
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
l.. N. JESUNoFSKY.
 Section Director.
sAnrA Fl rlME TABLE.

CITY TIME
 Departure. Arrival ''The Diamond Jo." for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot 6pr1ngp WickenburH, Congress, Prescott, Je- rome, Ash Fork, Den yer, Kansas City, Chi cago, Los Angeles, Cor onado and San Fran cisco 225am. 2:25a.m ''The Daylight Express for WickenburR. Con- gre.s. Wenden. sa lome, Prescott. Ash Fork and East......... S.: am. S:lb pm.