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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
SinansicQes.
Stnat Warnlanb.
Wtircni oce mttffrre.

Annapolis. lib., 80. yiop. 1907.
y,ilau5 i'm edatamt $737, s35.fG
Wier6anis' gtGiional gdlii pol
Baltimore. no. ........... S6s4l5.g4
9riite glationaI.sant bon Daai.
a5e siaiicnaI saai Of Commerce 4o'0'0'''
bon baltimore, mo. ............ 10, 625.S IS
3be Commonwealth Sanr BON Val.
satiOnaI Union iaainii Of ailaroluuo '''O'''00
Baltimore, mo; .,............ 6,349.31
2be RatiomI Marine g,ani bon
,RaItimore. @lo. .............. 23.1s7.Gs
WiedanicS %sinttorlaI eonf bon BAL
Grftc 9iationa!'Rant BON 0aIii.
abe s]StaiioHal .Sorparo 8iani bon "'''''1'
baltimore, mo. ......,..... 1903. 90
Rational GF6nuee sani bon saI'
5armers' unb @cr6anis' S%aationaI ~
Nant bon Baltimore, No. ..... 2O,7s5.S
Citizens s%intional &urf bon Bal
tinlore. Dio. ......,... 1O,175.3G
Glib ao,pn aatiOnal gani bon ~
Baltimore, mo. .............. 10,s2s. 30
Warplano Rational gant bon NaIs
tiTore. mo. ............. 81. 11,216.o4
eariorO aatiOniaI sani bon aaeil ''''''A
stir. @b.. 1o,17o.52
sir Mo. :. ............. 29,94s.25
slnrapoIis. Nh. ..........,,. 11,S96.3s
9ordefter MationaI'ganf pnn Gam.
farmers rners' @ onS Uaeraants' y,atio. "'E0'0S
nal eapi bon GonbriSse, Mb.. 7,2Oo.02
linton Nationr' 9ant bon Weft'
Farmers anO @er6anis sari
BON Salisbury. mo. =. -. a7Os.72
Grhe NationaI'Poni bon eron'
9rjtte 9aationaI.gani bon Gum.
zbe seeono s%iatio,naI Sani bon i'i''
GuTberInuo, mn. :. .......... 1o.s54.37
poit, MS. 7. ...........:... t5,792.74
fon.' NIB, =. ............. 4,s6G.So
biuc, N,b. :. :. .........,.... o,551 80
9aurel' orb. :. -. -. 15,O43.72
Iib. 800. 2e.429.2G
tioInI Nari bon Cation, Wfo... 0,577Al.
Tntapseo Rational ganf bon
Gaicott Gin, no. -. ......... 1,1s5.GG
@Gni bon somerfet, YriHeeb
7opion, NationlI gani bon aow.
ion. mo. J.. ................ s.410.O7
Gentreniac, mo. =, ........... 0,s34.7s
Peoples gationaI guni bon Sen
Denton aaitioiniaii sanit' BON Zen.
ton, no. 9. =. .............. T,19S.l2
Nanf OF Sclnur, SeInar, Wto... S.354.56
9seppIe's %gattoHal SAINT bon pa'
erti tsSi sa.io;n @i',s sa,u 'pon 'stiofi: ''ooo,oo
griie NationaIsBdrf Of Soutberr
Wb. .. ...'............. s,075.3O
Gbeitcrtoipn Nanf ,f WnrpIanb
Gbeiiertopn, Mtb. :. ......... 5,163.05
Inrine Nanf Ron GrtsficIo,
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ssieSpiae, @isF y ,... s.2494O
2bc 5irit g~iatipnuI Parf Of Scrs
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Ibe %9iatiortal Nanf Of Gltton bon
Clifton. No. 4. ...., ......... 5,O3o.S3
GuruIine.Gourtb Rarf bon @rcenSf ~
borp, mo. -. .............. 5.626.7S
S37.s36.l8
go Wnrran @anhiper, = 10
(337) .... .-..,. Sdabmcifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Suhunme @rpOc.

IS itGrb mad fir6cin Gcioen am /. 9e5ember
1907, Ibenbs s ubr Is Wiin, Sobanue 8rpue,
G%eliebte Satin bon Otto @rope, Gus 2eiber'
bc9inarib iiroet am Wtittlupd,, ben A. De5br.,
2 llbr giudmit!dgs, auf benz yGorratites6 rteos
bofc" BON 3raucrbaufe, Or. 1891, Eenilibls
BAHIA s%9lrcnue, aus itdtt.
Sic traueruoen StnterbIiebCucn:.
Ettp 8ruue nebit picr Sinotrn,
Ettp @ruue, jun,, Estar g.. @rupc, Minnie Is.
9itIce uno Ynulime 8rupc. (337..S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
2pnSun : Earf . GcmcterN.

BAreau: Hr. 81, Wcft. Saratpga. strake, nnb
Saupt.finaang. Sreoerid.Jiuab.
Ycerdbuibpldbe ppn $25 an iinter beftdnoiaer
ncrben i'm 3reibbnuie am SauptsGineang .ge'
fuibcn. Infer sleent pirb. iuenn gepilnfbt,
6prlpreGen. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Qcuu SiSacu.

Sc fiar6 am 80. 9iopefrber 1907 ecma Sisgen,
Satin oes neritprbeueu Senru 9isacrt, i'm vi.
ter bon 80 Subren. Bic Ncrrotqlng tinoet
SienitaM 9'ohmittogs 2 lbr non ibrer letten
lSobrltp, gtr. PAP, NorbsNioiczS traBe, aus
iintf. 9eilepun8 ouf oer ~GrititpsG% cnteterp. :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
2urratne.

MaltrtfM. = Earfarttg. - Sriebtth.
Wefilih' boit gSnlbrpof cine unb cine babe
M,ciIe. Wount acknowledgements uno Sorraine'
gSaagpn oireft his gum Gtngdng. 8etoe Ie'
Iepbore. Gtnot.Nireau i'm 5pettcu SIur oeS
rllnipn 1ruft" s@ebGuoe,s Gbaries. nnS 9aqstte'
etraRe. (Wiat4 .1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
WIbcrt Is. Tuncr,

2eidieubeituiter
gadfoIser bon y8iliam g. 6rb lro bel tbm
fir "a Sabre bei0dftiet. Or. 22i, eiorb.Sruao.
nan. 1eIepbon: gBoIfe 1908. Wiabiee Ereife.
CSft2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
@puOfaiun.

Ser ffonfte unS erbbte SriebIot In gaIti'
more. Terminus Der pSluprn Dali Iroueb'Slflie.
tMer ger.rctcr auf benz Sriebbofe Sonntags bon
9 lbr Moraens bis 8 llbr gberos, an Moten'
taget anf Serabrebung. 8rabitdtten gu allen
Ereifen. -
Sim rffiec: 22U W..Gharles.e ctr, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Wnorcns Ephn.

IS ftnrb am >. 9e5cmber 1907 in feincr LETT
ten g4obnlIltg, gtr. 314. pcrldn1erie Gnrtolls
glocnIc. Nuorcas Subn, i'm Iltcr oot 81 Sabs
rem 9 Wsonatel mo 3 Ia9en, G%eItcbtcr Satte
bon WHuie lliurle Sobr. Sic 3eIi Der 0eeroI'
9utg miro fpatcr angeSeigt. t33D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Ntt Bite Iamcn.

= Sunee. Namcr, fpeIfe. rnooerne Stneioerfnrit
4rteseruert yiinfdert. foIten niGt i'm SmeifeI
fetit, tpobin 1th bafiir 3u ipc1ben. Ste brduper
inr BET Sri. ~. 9tbers. Nr. 302. BcftSara.
tosnsStrdbe, oorSuipredbell, ibreu giauen ais
3bgIina eintraGen NIB ile Iernen Die STUNT ta6
Der Standardization Metbpbe. Sic erDdlten
1uberbcm ariinnIihen unterriht i'm SIiH ncibcn.
Sebr Iiber1Ie Nebitennaen. 0rf. ~. 0nbeSS,
Nr. 500, Het'eatntpeasetsake. .(3766
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
Baltimore Ecmctern.

Siircau Srantltn.glta, baltimore. II. Rsrthtr.
2eerdbniBpldse gum Serfauf = bon $25 IN,
fir nier 8rdber. Sreie BenuLnne oer 3apeue
fit Trauerguttesbieufte. (3unt16,1 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

geidatsihhrer 6. ". Sclnh @obnun8:
q. & g. t21 % 8aIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

aaeuiur fir @aibiuatou unb Tiitrift Columbia:
@ut. Sauuemaun. 1915 Wnriou.str, H..gs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Gigeutbhmer G. 9iaine, @pbnung:
@. g. g. GelepboH: 1865 MaotfoH-R.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
BALLOON SAILS Go MILES.
United States Has Probably Won the
LAhN TroEhY.

ca, donna. OF, Get. 2I-"bc bal
,oun, the United States, ot which Md-
jor Hcrscy, Of tae United STAG,
weather bureau AT Wa,hir..,n, is-tae
pilot, landed a5oU, - miles -outh Of
Hamilton, Ont. a, G:l1 p. N. Tues
lay,
The United States crossed the state
ST Illinois, thence across Lake Mich.
.San and Lake ST. Clair TO the middle
OF axe Erie, when change OF wind
carried it north into Canada to the
place OF handbag.
The distance from 81 Louis to
Hamilton on air line, is approximate
" C2O miles. Therefore, the Unit.
rd States travelled about 6l6 miles,
which is far ahead Of the record made
by Lieutenant Iahm, whose balloon
won the international cup; sailing
from Paris to point in England. 4O2
miles distant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
RACED AUTO; MET DEATH.
Young Man Killed and Five Compan.
ions Injured.

Chicago, Oct. 24--Whilo racing an
automobile on Michigan boulevard
early Tuesday morning, Adrian Glib.
son. ~ years old, Of Cleveland, son
OF prominent real estate dealer,
1is Killed and five companions were
iHJur,d.
Gibson's automobile Skidded, struck
the curbstOne and was smashed. He
vas buried beneath the wreckage.
The others injured are:
a. d. Kent. George \. Slausin and
II. 4. Bears, said to be from Cleye.
land, and Peter Comberger and Ed.
ward Ettcl, of Chicago
The first named three aud Gibson
had been touring several states in
the automobile, which was presented
to young Gibson by his father
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
students FataI l,an-

lAfa,e,te led ~ -t-Iiiram
rnoh,r es.' To- y~ars , S'udenr at
West lafA. "t,r high Syu"o. ~As "a.
>tasll H.'s 3D.. H,s rou. pAssea-
ger train. 1uuNer Jumped lron q
freigh train and vas truck 81 -
passenErr eCS,ne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
Na,iooal GIVE Fsse.s'

Chicago Oct -
OF 'h~ convention ..
civic Fe4esA. lon a.
consideration - ,lF
eoastrpctiou Hss EeGg a.-i
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
R, R, SOLD
RumOred That II Is In Clutches
OF Hartman.
SALE ADMITTED BY TR0RNE
Rie Denies thar Rock Island Interests
Have Secured Control OF the Road,
But Rumor Says Hartman Is in
Control.

0N1 nu'''Si SNJS ''"'' '''N' -
Control.
New York, oct. 2i.-Tnat Oakicigh
Thome ha, sold the Central Of Geor.
.gia railway was a piece OF important
financial news that Slipped from MIN
unawares in an interview.
Mr.. ThOrnc was discussing Tire re-.
port that the stringcncy OF the mony
market had nit him heavily at a mo-
ment when he had extended his credit
to the limit 10 carr on his various
cuisines enterprises. tWO Of the most
recent OF which were the purchase
of the Georgia railway and OF con-
troll OF the Colonial Trust company,
which Is now run as branch OF his
Trust Company Of America,
"1'nare IS no truth in tnat, Mr..
Thornc said II have never been bet
ter on than at the present time.
1--WE thought perhaps some OF your
fortune was tied up in the Central OF
Georgia railway
Il am not in that any more. |
have sold it,"
"TO the Rock Island people?
mo, not to them, should rather
not say just now to whom | hay"
asOld Il "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-25
Alleged Sale by the Southern.

The Central Of Georgia Railway,
which has IA capita! Of s. 900 600 ana
operates more than l,S17 miles OF
track, Was controlled until the spring
OF this year by Interests associated
with the Southern Railway. Tue
Southern incurred a great deal OF crit'
Cism In the south on account OF its
control Of this line. which was consid.
cred as competing road, and ne.
gotiauous were concluded for It's sale
and the sale of the steamship lines It
owns to Oaklc1gh ThOrne and Mars.
den j. Perry Since that time ru-
mors were persistent that the steam.
ship lines were to be sold 10 C. W.
Morse Nothing came 81 this, and
Ghc events or I've last wcrk have made
It very mlihoN that o. ever will
some to anything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
Main rink, Friday night, Willie Burton vs. Willie ko- zier, one mile race.
ART GALLERIES
 OF EUROPE
ncvercnd C. C. Cline to Present In- tcrcsting Illustrated Lecture
 at Y. M. C. \. Jan, IS,

The people of Pine Bluff Will have an opportunity of viewing and hearing one of the best illustrated stereopticon lectures ever presented in the city, in the near future. pr. c. G. Cline of this city is preparing a lecture representing the art gal leries of Europe, and the slides used are those of his own selection and were selected with the greatest care. With the lecture lie is arranging to have a number of illustrated songs which will be rendered by ms daughters. and the entertainment promises to be very interesting one. Monday night, January 2s, is the time set for this number to be given at the Young Mems Christ ian association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17

For Sale-t'irst-c!as, mafbIT base counter il fine cohdI'IoA' number of secondhand show cases all of which will sell cheap. A. ,. The Hammett Gro Go
 For rent or sale at bargain As I am retiring from bHslfe5s, wish to rert CT sci. my hotel cor rer Third and Pennsy 'Vanla 7'. A pod star fer any one, as 'ie house is full of boarders to coll- mence with. Terms very reasonaR1e'
 MRS. E. J. LAMPt-ftl.
 The steamer John x. tafbih took the place of the Lucille Nc" : land this week out of Memphis Tor this point The Harbin will arrive Friday or Saturday with good tfli The Rowland made the regular weekly trip to Nicksburg on the Mississippi. Camptain F. A. Stan field is in charge of the Harbin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
|. BRIEF MENTION. , < | < | | @ | : :

William Small of Little Rock, Is in the city today on business.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cook of Ar oanta are visiting relatives in tht , city,
 James F. Wheeler, of Little Rock, is visiting friends and relatives in 1 the city.
 Charles Dudley, of Ohio street. has gone to Little Rock to attend tbe bedside of his mother, who Is quite sick.
 Mrs. T. E. Viquesney and chil- dren, of Little Rock, are visiting George M. Wells at No. 1919 South Olive street.
 Mrs. R. Ii. Nj. Mills and MT. and Mrs A. W. Mills of Pine Bluff, and MT. and Mrs. R. A. Picllens of Wal nut Lake attended the Nunn-killian wedding in this city last week. Monticello Advance. The Y. M. c. A. membership committee met last night in the educational room. Plans were for mulated and committees appointed to raise certain appropriations, and other matters of the committee at tended to. Refreshments were served.
 Claude Staples, negro porter at the Hotel Brookhill, who lives at No. AT Missouri street, was fined s200 this morning in Justice l.. r. Cheeks court for wife beating. Staples badly used up his wife i'll fight and she appeared as wit ness against hir, n court.
 Mrs. J. H. Crowder, of Cape Gl- rardeau, Mo-, and Mrs. Fred Sen yard. of No. 609 West Fifth ave nue. returned last night from Hot Springs, where they were entertain ed for several days by friends. Mrs Cowder will be Mrs. Senyard's guest for a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17

W. D. Boyce. who is superlnteno- ing the work being done on the ne" car plant at the Cotton Belt railway shoDs. returned yesterday from St Louis, where he spent several days on business. Mrs Boyce and dauSh- ter accompanied him.
 !. B. King and Irving Relnoer- ger returned last night from Little Rock. J. B. King was a candidate for sergeant-at-arms in the House of Representatives but was not sue cessful. Attorney Reinberger at tended the sessions of the Legisla- ture yesterday.
 Miss Ada Strassenburg, who has been visiting in Pine Bluff for sev- eral weeks, will return to her home at Garland, Tex, Thursday. She will be accompanied by her cousin, Miss Alice Frazier, of No. 1017 Indiana street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
Main rink, Friday night, Willie Burton vs. Willie Ro- zier, one mile race.
Walter Cotter X Co Daily Cotton
 Letter.


 New York, Jan, 17.-The sug- gestion of decreased movement shown by actual receipts today and the estimates for tomorrow was re- sponsible for the improvement and it is easy to forecast the course Of prices should the curtailment in re- ceipts become at all pronounced. Meantime, however, the trade and the public have been so badly dis appointed at thrilled prophecies or falling off that confidence will be restored only by the actual figures to be continued from day to day. Business remains in small volume but there is no pressure to sell and the south has been a buyer. Diffi- culty in securing required grades IS still complained of and we hear that large block of the local stock has been sold for export Easier money at home and abroad and reports of scarcity of cotton in the Atlantic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
Main rink, Friday night Willie Burton vs. Willie Ko- zier. one mile race.

Visit the Home Bar, ElNs thea ter building for free hot lunch every day from 10 a. m. to ! D. m. ana from 4 to D. m.
 For sale, the Armstrong resi- dence. 1903 West Fifth avenue. Ap- ply to F. M. Roane, office of 5. U. Alexander and company.
 Lost. on Main street between Bar rauue and Sixth avenue, heavy golu hand bracelet Reward to finder. Geo. B. Moore, Dreyfus store.
 Two nicely furnished rooms con- yenient to town and depots. Apply 4o1. corner Sixth and Georgia streets Mrs. J. H. Lovelady.
 -Lost-Gray rain coat, With pair gloves in pocket. Return to R. l.. Rutherford, Union Furniture Co.,, and receive reward
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par Tor, shampooing, manicuring' anu facial massage, also artihoal halr ~oods for sale. Ladies please call.
 Middle aged capitalist, rich, lone- some, desires companionship of loving wife. Rich or poor makes no differ ence Box 425, St. Joseph, Michigan.
 Funeral of General II. klnS White will be conducted by Rever- end w. D. Buckner, rector of If1n- ity Episcopal church, at 2:3o D. m. Friday from the city hall. The members of Trinity choir will fur niSh the music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
Some New Shoes for 1907

Swell showngs in spring shapes of Shoes that strengthen this store st ye superiority.
 Ladies' Pat Kid Pumps, made in turn or welt sole military heel, grosgrain and patent bows. very handsome dress shoe. A to E widths. Price $4.OO Ladies' Sailor Ties An entirely new shoe style. Patent kid in hand turned sole. This shoe Is as low as pump. Price .................. S3oo Mems Pat Kid Dunmore Butcher Made new last with medium swing dull kid top, all widths. Price S400
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17

states are exertiEe legitimate l.- fuence and the market is begin ning to display a more friendly tt- titude toward prices. While lower prices are almost certain to follow continued big receipts, We are Of the opinion that cotton should be bought on recessions.
 Walter Cotter & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
New Wash Fabrics for Spring

It is not by any too early to call your attention to the advance shipments of fine grade Wash Fabrics that we are showing. Plan for the spring sewing early. You will have more leis- ure to complete it. few of the new things NC offer
 Dress Linens, all colors. A new line of these. Airdrie Tissues, fancy novelty dress goods. Bagdad Costume Silks. Very neat styles.
 Tissue Venne. High art novelty wash goods. Arcadan Silks. Very soft and beautifully finished.
 Mercerized Fancies White and colors, self colored figures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17

Wanted, salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call or all merchants in their territory: ele- gant side line convenient to carry : good commissions; prompt re- mittance. Belmont Mfg. Co.,, Gin cinnati, o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
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.. w. Boyce devotes his ums 70 Fsats

Have T.. J. Malcolm tune your plano. Old phone No. CSC.
 -wanted position, can do almost anything. Address 1601 r.. 5th ave.
 Two furnished rooms "ltH hath. for light hou%1ke"r'ES AP- n,v 622 Walnut St 9ot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
1907 EmbroiderieS and LaCeS

Thousands of yards in handsomest' newest patterns for the coming season. X wonderful as- sortment of dainty all-overs. EeGlngs lnseftlohs' Elo,,nc;nos and Corset Cover and Shirt Waist sets We say without hesitation that II Is the ii'i seS i'' finest line of Embroidelies and Laces ever brought to this city To encourage prompt and rapld ooy- inc we have placed close prices on them and invite your inspection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
1907 Lace Curtains and P0rtieres

You may not think of buying any of these now as probably spring house cleaning and refulnish- ing is some time off yet. Yet We suggest early pur- which will surely attract the woman who has an eye for the beautiful and to satisfy it will buy month or so earlier thereby securing the choice patterns of opr really handsome display Gall and see them, anyway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-17
Some Special Offerings

Three very desirable spring weight fabrics in wool that we offer specially to give additional in- terest to our Fine Dress Goods Department. Every item is we'll worth it's regular selling price,
 $1 .OO line of grey all wool Dress Goods; an extra b.ro,;n If 85c S1 25 line of fine Broadcotls, all coors, specially n,1ed 98c 65c line of Novelty Checks and Paids; fine value at .OoS Grey Novelty Dress Goods, AS inches wide; worth s1 Oo ncr vard: our price e.....85 85c
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

mum temperature was 100 de-
 grees. on the 18th; the minimum tenn perature was 59 degrees, on the 22d. Damaging frost formed over the northern counties early in the week.
 Excepting partly cloudy weather over the northern and central counties OF the 18th and the 18th. the weather was generally bright and clear, with a normal amount of sunshine. Light and scattered thundershowers occurred over the northern and central sections on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday and Friday were somewhat windy. ac- companied by moderate sandstorms. the maximum velocities varying from Is to 24 miles per hour. from the southwest and west. The total weekly amounts of precipitation were as fol- lows: Flagstaff. 0.1e inch. being de- ficiency of 0.0i inch; Phoenix, trace. being a deficiency of O.04 inch Yuma. 600 inch. being a deficiency of trace. The average number of clear days was 6; partly cloudy days, 1; cloudy days. O. The prevailing wind-direc- tions and the average wind -velocities were as follows: For the northern counties. the prevailing wind -direc-
 ton was west. and the average wind velocity. miles per hour; central counties, southwest, miles per hour; southern counties. south, miles per hour. At Phoenix, the weekly mean
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

humidity was 22 per cent. or normal. as compared with the average humid ity for June. and the same as the mean humidity of the preceding week. The average of the daylight humidity was II per cent; the average of the night humidity was g per cent. The greatest humidity was 46 per cent, on the 18th; the least was g per cent, on the 22d.
 There is a general decrease in streamflow within all of the river beds. The light precipitation of the 18th and 18th produced no run-off whatever. The Colorado river. which has been at floodstages during the past weeks is receding slowly at Fort Mohave and Yuma, the latter station reporting a gage reading of 29.0 fl. on Saturday last. There is. as yet. no curtailment in the amount or volume of irrigation water that is be- ing served from the intakes thru the main canals. The supply of water in the upper Gila. the upper Salt. the Little Colorado and the Verde rivers is ample for all purposes. The small volumes of water in the Hassayampa. the lower Gila. the lower Salt and the San Pedro riverbeds is decreasing fast. The snow in the mountains is melting
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

Many no doubt have noticed the crease or cavity worn in the beak of the old eagle by beating it against the wire cage. She has now ceased this worse than useless struggle and the sore nose is healing up and grow ing a new nail O. horn or whatever it is they make eagles noses out of. In due time it is expected that this eagle will shed her nose and have a bright new one that will look much better in upper class eagle society.
 There may or may not be anything wonderful in this but tO save trouble the whole matter will be referred to Theodore Roosevelt. Ernest Thompson Seton. Charles George Douglas Rob erts and Caspar Whitney. editor of Outing. They may fight about it if they want to as nobOd, else does.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For The Week Ending June 24. 1907.
 GENERAL SUMMARY.

AS in the previous week. the temper
 ature remained abnormally. low. On "Wednesday and Thursday, the temper
 ature was practically stationary. but on Saturday, the daily departure ranged from -6 degrees to -13 de- grees The average daily deficiency in temperature for the week was 3 de- grees. For the northern counties. the weekly mean temperature was 56 de- grees, being a deficiency of 3 degrees, for the central counties. S2 degrees. being a deficiency of degrees; for the southern counties, S2 degrees, being a deficiency of 3 degrees. Over the northern section. the night tempera- lures ranged from 32 degrees to % de-
 grees: over the central section. from 42 degrees 10 = degrees: over the southern section from 46 to A degrees. The extreme ranges in temperature were as follows: At Flagstaff. the maximum temperature was - degrees. on the 18th; the minimum temperature was 9 degrees. on the l7th. At Phoe- nix, the maximum temperature was 104 degrees. on the 18th. The mini
 mum temperature was 62 degrees on the 22nd. At Yuma the maxi