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Arizona republican., 1907-01-28

A SENSIBLE DUCHESS.

A duchess OF radical tendencies, who
studiously avoids the smart set and its
lures. is her grace of Leeds. who has
lust left England for her annual stay
on the Riviera. In place of the amuse-
ments of fashionable society the Ouch
e,ss of Leeds devOtes herself to art and
literature. and is said to be engaged in
writing a chastisement of Mayfair ;
misdolngs. which will appear in book
form next spring.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28

Breeders OF the worlds best strains
Of White and Barred Plymouth Rocks
White Wyandottes. Rose and single
comb White Leghorns, single comb
Brown LeghOrns, Buff Orpingtons,
Black Minorcas, Blue Andalusians,
Buff Cochin Bantams. Mammoth Pekin
Ducks and Bronze Turkeys. Winners
of A ribbons at Fair Stock for sale.
Eggs for Matching.
Mcdowell Road and California Ave.
Tel. Red $50. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
OF the City of Phoenix For the Fiscal
Year 1906 1907.

OF the CITY OF PhoeniS = or the fiScdi
Year 1906 1907.
Notice. In accordance with the pro-
visions OF the Revised Statutes Of the
Territory OF Arizona Of 1901, in respect
to the collection Of deliquent taxes and
in accordance with City Ordinance No.
$50 concerning the annual levy and as
sessment and collection Of city taxes.
passed by the Common Council Of the
City of Phoenix, on the sixth day of
June, y. D., 1904, Notice is Hereby
Given: That unless the taxes delin-
quent, together with costs and per-
centage are paid. the real property as
shown by the delinquent list Of the
City of Phoenix for the fiscal year 1906
1907, herein contained upon which said
taxes, costs and percentage are a lien,
will be sold at public auction as re-
quired by law; and notice is hereby
given that said sale of property will
be held at the front door of the office
Of the City Recorder at the City Hall
in the City of Phoenix, and will begin
on the eth day Of February, 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m, and the property will
be offered commencing with the let
ter "A" and continuing alphabetically,
and sale continued from day to day
until sale is completed.
Dated at Phoenix, January Z, 1907.
c. W. BARNETT,
City Assessor and Tax Collector.
Delinquent Tax List, Fiscal Year
19O6-1907, Real Estate and Personal
Property, City OF Phoenix. Arizona.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
Installation.

The officers of Rebekah Lodge
'"Gem Of the Mountains No. s, in
stalled the following officers FRI
day night of last week:
N. c., Mrs. Ruth Mckee; Vice
Grand, Miss Flora Ward; Recording
Secretary, Miss Daisy Beatty; Finan-
cial Secretary, Mrs. Ida Isham;
Treasurer, Mrs. McCombs. After
the initiating ceremonies refresh
ments were served and as usual ON
occasions of this kind a good time
was enjoyed by all.
w. p. Carter informs the Tribune
that he has been placed In charge OF
the construction work for the San
Francisco and Caldwell r. r. Mr..
Carter expects to commence opera
lions next week. He is getting his
plows and scrapers on the ground and
has arranged with William Cupp tc
occupy some of his land In the west
part of town for his camp.
Mrs. H. M. Hedges and two little
children left for Chicago Monday. i
is said that divorce proceedings have
been instituted by both her and hel
husband. Mr.. Hedges is at presen
following his profession at Shoshone
w. N. Donaldson was Caldwell
visitor Monday. Mr.. Donaldson, II
company with DR.. Ustick, were tn
original promoters of the Boise Val
ley electric road and it was Target.
Through their rustling qualities tina
the road has been success. Thes'
gentlemen with their associates hav
purchased the Caldwell Interurbal
and will extend it to Nampa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

McGrunder preached the sermon.
About week ago he was stricken
with paralysis, from which he never
recovered.
The Children's Day programme
given by the Presbyterian Sunday
School on last Sunday was a decided
success. Those present enjoyed the
efforts Of the children.
There is already considerable ac-
tivity on the part of the buyers to Sc
cure contracts for fruit. They are
offering $40 a ton for prunes. where
last year they only gave SIS. There
is an advance also for othre kinds
of fruits.
The logs of the White Pine Lum-
Der Co. and also OF the McNish mill
at present writing are coming in very
rapidly. About s cars are loaded
here for Nampa by the White Pine
Co.
A kitchen shower was given Miss
Fay Bilderback by several of her
lady friends on last Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Banks. Use
full articles were given by those who
attended, for her new home. which
she soon expects to occupy.
Mrs. Anna Keak and daughter, who
have been sepnding several months
in this city with relatives, recently
returned to her home at Albany. N
IL. AN EYE WITNESS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
EMMETT NEWS
Too late for last issue

Rev. T. II. McGarder. pastor Of the
Baptist church Of this city, left EN-
NETT on Mondays train for Spokane
Wash, where he journeyed to attend
the B. 7. p. U. Of his denomination,
which holds a convention at that
place. Delegates from all portions of
the United States and Canada will
be present.
Mike Gilbride of this city. received
q phone message from the hospital
at Boise ON Monday eveing notify
him of the death of Father Dempsey.
who was found in the church at Nam
pa on Saturday afternoon In an un-
conscious condition, from which he
never rallied. He had charge of the
work at Emmett. His many friends.
in and outside the churh will miss
him here. It IL not yet decided where
the interment will occur.
Mr.. Geo. Bolles of this city. who
runs q gents furnishing store. re-
ceived q telegram one day last week
calling him to Madison. 8. D.. on &C.
count of the serious condition of his
wife. who had been absent for sew
weeks on q business trip.
Mrs. c. Il. Rundstrom, accompan-
led her mother. Mrs. Cooke. to Noun
tain Home recently. where she expects
to make a short visit.
The funeral of David M. Wardan
occurred at the home of his son. G.
A. Wardan. near this city ON Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. T. @.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

Circus day like its predecessors has
past. All that II left to remind US of
the day IL that peculiar feeling that
10 always connected with good time.
Il: was seven years ago the 21st of
last month since this company first
spread their tents in Caldwell. Be
It said that while the town has
changed the show Is practically the
rame as it was then. The following
notice appearing in the Tribune of
June 23rd. 1900 would answer for
the description of the show this week.
1.-THE circus has come and gone
and We are all twice glad-glad when
It came. glad when 1t went. but 1t
was q good circus, although there
are plenty OF people who. all their
lives having been accustomed to the
best in the world. turned up their
noses and called it "bum." When
those people die and are slated to the
New Jerusalem. they will call it
"bum" also. But the Campbell Bros.
circus IL alt right. There are ele-
plants, camels and dromedaries, two
OF one and one Of each, just As good
a. q Thousand. The bear was there.
20 was; the aaondescript. There was
the fat man, the lean man and the
snake charmer, red lemonade and toy
bclloons.
The trained dogs and ponies. mon
keys and parrots. The wild man from
the swamps of Louisiana was alb
sent at q political caucus but his
place was not vacant. The
bareback riding was good, the tumb-
ling and trapeze performance was all
right and the reserved seats at 26 cts.
extra wars fully An inch wider than
the boards ON which the common peo-
pie were permitted to repose their
anatomy. There was plenty of brsss
band music and IL that failed to en-
trance. ons could throw eggs at the
colorsd gentleman whose head pro-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
Newspaper Incorporated.

Monday night the Middleton Her
aid plant was Incorporated for $1,000.
IS. D. Garrison, editor and owner Of
the plant takes $500 of the stock, the
remainder being taken by the citi-
gems of the town. The citizens of
Middleton evidently know good
thing when they see 1t and the fact
that they are putting their good mon
ey into a newspaper indicates that
they mean business.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

quired, the Magma Charter, the Dec
laration Of Independence, the con-
stitution Of the United States, with
the amendments, the organic act OF
the territory of Idaho, the act of con-
gress admitting Idaho as q state, the
constitution Of the state Of Idaho, the
laws Of the United States providing
for the naturalization of citizens, the
statutes OF the United States relative
to the Authorization of records, and
a copy of his act.
"Said commissioner shall receive
for his services the sum of $4,000,
and shall be authorized to expend the
sum of $4,000, or as much thereof as
may be necessary for legal assistance
lin connection with his work. The
said commissioner shall keep his ONCE
at Boise City, and shall devote his
Fntire time to the work of preparing
the code of laws provided for herein.
The said commissioner is empowered
and authorized to employ such cleri-
cal assistance as may be necessary
and to procure an ofiice and proper
supplies. at an expense of not to ex-
coed $4,000.
The labors of the commissioner
shall be concluded on or before the
first day Of July, 1908, and at said
thine 1t shall be the duty Of the COM
missioner to file with the secretary Of
,state three copies Of each of said code
with the indexes and references here
in provided for, and the same shall be
submitted for action to the legislature
Of the state of Idaho at its next gen.
eral session or any special session
called by he governor at the request
Of the supreme court judges.
Each Of the codes and indexes
must be SO far completed as to be in
a condition to print by the first day
Of July, 1908, and as soon thereafter
as possible. the secretary of state and
judges Of the supreme court must
have 500 copies of each of said codes
printed in the same type and body
type as IL used in the printing Of
the revised statutes of Idaho and
bound with paper copies. the code
commissioner being required to read
and correct the proof sheets of said
volume or volumes to be delivered tt
the secretary of state, corrected, print
ed and bound ON or before the frs
day of October, 1908. said printing
and binding to be paid for out of tn
moneys appropriated by this act"
The secretary of state is directed
to deliver printed copy of each vol
ume Of said codes to each member o
the legislature, to each Judge of an
court of record in the state. to eacl
; oficer. county attorney, member O
the board of county commissioner
: and seven copies of each volume t
the clerks of the district courts Q
Idaho.
/ The act appropriates $4,000 70
. the expenses of its provisions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
CALDWELL ATTORNEY HIGHLY
HONORED BY SUPREME COURT
APPOINTED TO CODiFY LAWS OF TINE STATE OF IDAHO
WELL KNOWN CALDWELL MAN
GETS JOB

The news OF J. F. MacLane's APP
pointment a. Code Commissioner
came as q pleasant surprise to the
gentleman's many friends In Canyon
County. Although Mr.. MacLane has
only been resident of this city for
. reriod OF about two years, yet he
and his wife have made many friends
and the news that they are to move
fro-1 our midst will be received with
regret. Mr.. MacLane IL ably equipped
for the duties of the ONCE to which
he has been appointed having had
experience by assisting In the codi-
flying of the laws of Missouri, he will
be in q position to commence intelli-
gently on the work. instead of re-
curing weeks for preparation. Idaho
has had some expensive experience In
the code business and the members Of
the supreme court did not want to
see the experiment repeated. It ia
understood that there was q number
OF applicants for the position, but
none had had any experience in this
work. The Tribune extends con-
CALCULATIONS to the members of the
court for the good judgment exer-
cised and to Mr.. MacLane in being re-
garded as the right man for the place
Mr.. MacLane has rented a residence
in Boise and will move Immediately
although Mrs. MacLane is at present
in California. 1t will require q year
OF steady work to finish the codify.
cation of the laws of Idaho.
1.-THE supreme court of the state Of
idaho 10 hereby authorized and en-
powered to appoint some person
learned in the law and q member Of
the bar of the supreme court of this
state, who shall be known as a code
commissioner, and who shall be au
thorized to revise, codify and com
pile the laws. civil, political and Grim
inal. and the laws of civil procedure
and to revise, arrange, simplify AND
consolidate the statutes Of Idaho
which shall be in force at the tim'
such commissioner shall make hi
final report and to make sucl
changes, alterations, notifications
additions and substitutions as the sal.
commissioner may deem best to thu
eeud that q complete simplified cod
Of laws based on the laws in fore,
at the time the said commissions
shall make his final report, shall b,
presented, but with the errors, in
constituencies, repetitions and ,ambiG
uities therein eliminated.
"The commissioner shall also max
and prepare report Designating
what statutes or parts of our shat
utes are omitted by him or repeale
by the provisions of any other act r.
ported by him and what, II any, ne,
sections he has added to such codel
and any new laws Of a general nj
ture which ought to be enacted I
addition to the codes reported.
''The political code must contain
addition to the other matters n
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

jected through a screen. There was
q disheartening absence of voluptu-
GUS girls in meager tights, but there
was a generous supply of heat and
dust which was fair compensation.
Altogether It was a real good circus.
well worth the money it cost"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

FOR RENT-The Fred Crete g.
room house, near the court house on
Belmont street. Inquire Of Geo. B.
Murray or Rev. w. 8. Hawkes.. Bell
phone 287, BIKE. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01

udI he rf9mnt rfdt, iparHln t9mmt DE.
benn nidt2 pcnn lie ooql pa lein rtnB?
Srsenbpp gebt cine Sbir, dber er
iic6t gar nidts mebr nit ieinen offes
nen Qugen, in ieinem 9eraen 1T es iur
einen Mueenblid, als Of bort Elm treis
ienbcr Drummer einecfdn9en iei, uno
bann ctpds ipis @rtrinten - tief -
tisf - unb es par bod fem Wafer
bd ?
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mebr Dafier I6ldgt berein. Gin Strss
den, elm Seufaen obne Dual - bann
1T aIes t%pbtenjtin, 10 itiq, pab bas
idtparSe SiinpHen eridridt unb pom
9ett fpringt; unb nit 8auern unf
DinfeIn an Der 2biir fdarrt.
Der alt, Mann liest unb f6latt
Ieinen lebtsn Shlaf, Ginseiunten in
bas bunte Oedbett itebt bic S6uRe'
nit. ben Grbb.eren auf ieiner 8ruit,
bag srque Slim beriibrt ben tpeibsn
Hanb, obne bic &dlte gu fihlen, absr
UNI ben bittern Saltenmuno lit etipas
pie DGrme pper 2d9eln = Elm Sant
pielleidt fir bic fife rotbe 5ruft unN
bafiir, oaB er 10 9eiuno 1T uno BEN
ipartenben Sifdler gum Srob nod lans
&c. LANCE ni9t gu iterben brau9t.
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Sn $eenote.
Gin unsebrudtss Gebidt bon SEM
rit Sben. (Wldra 1861

rtt 5 { n. (Ufar3 lool.)
9eutI1 bon Gbrtfian Wors
sentern.
Gr {teint tpobl arm. unfer Norruegers
ftranb,
Mit baumloien 9olmen, bonn Weere
berannt,
,3umal bic Wefterlanbtiite;
0o9 tinbeft bu Lungs Der Gjorbberse
Jluht
@ud mande trauIide, fonnise 8u1t
Sir frieblide 4nterseliiite.
Sn fold einem tleinen Gjprbparabies
Da lebte Elm Cots; id persab tpie er
bieb
Doh bat CT ben Sag nit enti1ieben.
Sa Nelion Dor 3~openbasen lag
limb nihts permohte - ben sroben
Gag.
limb bann fam er beim mad benz Jriez
ben.
SEPT ipar er srau, trumm, tuetteraerz
ndgt.
Seine brei Sobne ipar'n. fpit man 10
II euomidgt, i9-
Nidt iebem gu pab %aelporoen-
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,,rnIten tporsnafit. oona phne

DTelI,
Wenn's oalt, cine plante gu borben.
81. i6rien Dor 2uit, fpertn Der Stnrm
fam gefdnuubt,
llnb fhluo.n bic Welen ipie 9unbe
aufs Saupt,
8is baB bas Boot burh bic Weute.
9od, rauften fie germ nit Gsbraus'
unb @ebranb',
60 ~rauften lie ebenfo gerne on 3anb;
,2eioer", 10 5agten bic Geute.
Da. emit zines Sommers, eridien auf
benz plan
Gin ranfer SssIer nit mdhtissn
Haan, ,
Die Der Oansbros ftola iib.rtp.bte.
Yebsnbsre Sungens marin feIten ers
bIidt
Ils bic, 70 ba rsfften bic S.seI &c,
faidt,
@Is bic 9riss Inn bic 2ouo5unee
brebte.
Nd6iten Nbeno mar Sdn5 iinb Wtuft,
Nddite Nadt, ba cabs blutisen
Rrieg,
DEM ba tam.n bic bret sur Mttade.
Die Ddnen fluften, bic Hortpeser
f6rien,
9p9 &einem mai gu iiesen perlieb'n.
limb beioe biBten bic 5Iasss.
Die DGnen b0bnten NIT fpibissm
Wort;
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Die Dreie beim nddIten Ganse.
Damn itah bic 8rigs' zines Sa9es in
Gee
StolS paIte bic Jlaege tpie 8lut unb
S6nee.
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LANCE.
limb traun, an S9elte tparb niht sss
fpart,
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limb baun tparb Der SribIins eeboren.
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gen.
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nal!
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Die SeseI fanten, Der Wnter fiel;
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llnb tonnte t~uraerbanb enoen.
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iibne 9bat,
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fer befdunt:
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Die

Die 3ir@tburmfpfbe.
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Wie piel nod bieier Gbre lehotn!
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-22
=- TIE -
Marathon Mystery
n Story Of Manhattan
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
Author Of .The Holiday Case"
cepyrisAs. 1909. By Henry OH Company
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
n Story Of Manhattan
of of sThe HolIaday case"

coey-ssAs. 1907. BY Hen,y Company
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-22

passed and she became quite gay. Not
till then did it occur to me that Ire
maine had made no reference to the
tragedy at Edgemere. Then I caught
myself just In time, for remembered
suddenly that was not supposed to
know he had been there.
$50 you have been successful?" I
asked finally.
Eyes, believe so. I've succeeded in
interesting some capitalists. Richard
Delroy-perhaps you know him?"
"No; only by reputation"
"He has helped me greatly"
"You got through, then, sooner than
you expected"
Yes; 1 thought 1T would take
week at least. Mr.. Delroy had arrang-
ed that the conference should take
place at his country house near Baby
lon. We finished the details yesterday,
and" he added after the faintest hesl-
tation, IAN extremely unfortunate
event occurred there last night which
made any further stay impossble-I
dare say you saw an account of it in
the evening papers?"
"Oh, yes; that murder and robbery.
The evidence seems to point very
strongly toward young fellow named
Drysdale."
"Very strongly" he agreed, nodding
with just the right degree of concern,
although I'm hoping that he may be
able to prove himself not guilty. An
amlable young fellow-somewhat i'm
pulsive and headstrong- but let us not
talk about it. It's too unpleasant.
This evening we must be gay"
There Is no need for me to detail
what we did talk about, since it in
no way concerns this story, but 1 had
never seen Tremaine to better advan-
tage. He was the uneXceptionab bic
gentleman, the man of the world, who
had travelled far and tasted many
things, brilliant and witty talker-a
personality, in a word, on the whole so
fascinating and impressive that long
before the evening was over had dis
missed as ridiculous my vague sus-
picions of an hour before. The story
that Godfrey had built up was, l re-
Elected, wholly hypothetical, flimsy
with the flimsiness which always at
taches to circumstantial evidence.
knew how jury, looking at Tremaine,
would laugh at it. No lawyer would
risk his reputation with such case,
no magistrate would allow it to pro-
coed before him. Why, for all knew,
Tremaine could prove an alibi for the
tragedy in suit fourteen as complete
as that which Delroy had offered for
him in the Edgemere mystery. God
frey and I had been forging chain Of
sand, imagining it steel! AS for that
prison photograph, had been deceived
by chance resemblance.
"The boat starts from pier 81, North
river, at the foot of West Twenty-sev-
enth street, at 8 o'clock" were Ire
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-01-22
She apauetl back at us.

maine's last words to me. "We shall
look for YOU there
Is there any virtue in dreams,
wonder? That night, while l slept,
the tragedy in suit fourteen was re-
enacted before me. l witnessed it's
every detail-I saw Tremaine snatch
up the pipe and strike heavy blow
then, suddenly, behind him, appeared
face dark with passion, hand shot
out, pistol flashed, even as Tremaine
tried to knock it aside, and Cecily
looked down upon her victim with eyes
of blazing hatred!
I was at the pier in good time, for,
let me confess it, / was curious to see
the details OF this leave taking. Cccily
and Tremaine We're there before me,
the former leaning sadly against the
rail while the latter directed the check
ing of some baggage.
l went directly to her.
$50 here you are" said, ''ready to
go back to that st. Pierre you love
SO much. Aren't you glad?'
"Oh, very glad" she answered. with
q SlilSslC llStiSSS s5llLSC luS. SlSlll
never come back to this horrible
place"
"And Tremaine will join you in two
weeks | added.
This time she looked at me-a light
ming tlash-a glance that brought back
wildly my dream.
''Will he." she asked between her
teeth.
Why" l questioned, in affected sur
prise, don't you think he will?''
She drew in her breath with quick
gasp.
what does it matter? I'm only a
fille-decouleur. shall laugh and for
strange unnatural excitement had come
into her face.
l saw her eyes devouring Tremaine
as he approached.
Everything is arranged" he said
cheerily, shaking hands with me. Here
are the checks, Cecily. Now take us
down to your stateroom and do the
honors"
"As you please, doudoux," she an
swered quietly, and led the way.
1t was very pleasant cabin, one OF
the best on board. and saw that some
Of her personal belongings We're already
scattered about it. Against the hot
water pipe in one corner was hanging
Fe Fe's cage. A curtain had been tied
about it to protect its tender occupant
from the cold.
~ see you're taking Fe Fe with YOU
remarked.