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Chincoteague.

Our fishermen are busy putting
their pound nets down.
Miss Levator Davis is viSiting|
friends in Philadelphia.
John Lingo, after short visit 10
his children here, has returned 10 MS
home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Elmer Hollis, while visiting MS
mother last week, broke his arm IN
irving to start a motor boat.
MIR. M. A. Stebhins and family
have moved from Franklin city 10
this place, their future home.
All of our public schools open on
the 10th inst, except the colored'
which begins September 9Oth.
Messrs. NJ. Conklin, of Philadelphia,
lobe Dirickson, of Norfolk, Mrs
Dirickson and Mrs. Henry Mitchell,
os Rerlin, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Ray Gladding and mother
each were paid by Mr.. w. N. Conant
this week 81 900, due on policy OF
IGeo. II. Gladding, deceased, in order
of Heptasoph.
Mr.. G. L. Babbitt, Jr., one OF oul
Heading oyster shuckers, is enlarging
This oyster house aud adding many
improvements. Mr.. L. n. Euttle, O
lSeaford, Del, another leading oyster
shucker, is with us this week making
his plans for winter work.
Among the visitors to the James
town Exposition this week are Olauu
, Matthews, Edward Johnson, Franz
Mason. G. Erickson, Joseph Baker
Sr.. and wife, Mrs. VIM. Harrison
and daughter, Thos. Pruitt and wife
Dr William Wheaton, Jane
Mumford and family, Jos. I. Kowie
and family.
u Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel TIL
week: RIP. Webster, L. D. Handy,M
f. Selby, P. w. Hair and wife, u 1
Iucas, G. L. Ward, Baltimore; }.
n Bailey, Philadelphia; C.C .stubert' Ne
It York; w. F. Scott, F. L. Clarke,
/ Young and wife, Wilmington; G. "
Brown. Richmond; L. N. Buttl
e Seaford; 1 Ulman, Salisbury; f. v
). Davis, S. NJ. Pruitt, Salisbury; sam
v NJ Crockett, II. II. Howe, Pocomoi
city; G. L. Bunting, Geo. GUSTS,
F. ]. Wilson, Accomac.
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uzzle Convicted. Burton ana LUZ
quest on Trial.

Tho trial of Uzzle, which began Oh
Friday of last week, on an indictment
for shooting with intent TO mann &C.
Garland Belote, during the late race
troubles in Onancock, was convicted
ON Saturday of the offence. Inc YER
dict of the jury, reached soon aiVer
tho case was submitted 20 them, was
that IJzzle be confined three years III
the penitentiary. A motion 'or
new trial made by his counsel Hon.
T I Jeffries and Judge Wilcox OF
Norfolk, the Commonwealth peihs
represented by Mr.. S. JamesTurhng-
ton. is now pending before Judge
Blackstone.
On W ednesday of this week. sam
mel Burton and Sylvanus Conquest
| were arraigned before Judge BlacN-
stone, on The charge of the muraer Oh
John Topping, who was shou anu
fatally wounded, when the hack con-
viewing the mail was held up ana nreu
upon by parties in front Oh nul I
toms store on the night of the loUh
inst. Topping has since died Oh tne
wounds received by him. In uhe
cases of Burton and Conquest mo-
| lions for change of venue and contln'
ance were promptly oyerruled OS
Judoe Blackstone, and the following
Jury, of citizens OF Northampton wa
empanelled for the trial OF Burton
and Conquest Wednesday afternoon
sydney 5. White, Arthur d. Adoi
SON. Abel w. Bradford, M. S. wilson
Robt. S. Trower, VIM. j. SimpKlns
Wm p Charnock, VIM. NJ. Upsh'lr
; Thos. c. Tyson, John w. Stevenson
, Chas. c. Reed and Nathaniei
ChuGn.
The evidence submitted TO theJury
( though for the most part circums'al
r tial points very clearly to BurIo
=. and Conquest, ii not perpetrators
the crime, subject to the penall
which the law imposes as instigacol
Of the crime and implicated in it.
Argument in the case began Q
J. Friday morning and had not zee
If concluded at the time OF gong
l. press on that day.
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Belle Haven.

Mrs. Sallie Gunter, of Richmond Is
the guest of Miss Nan Abdel'
Miss Clara V. Underhill, of Los
Angeles, California, is visiting al
home of DR.. s. B. Ward.
Mrs. Thomas Upton, Jr., OF Wills
Wharf. died Wednesday, leaving
husband and several children.
Mr.. Chas. T. Walker is one of the
bappiest men in town. Has a boy as
companion for his four little girls
Messrs. John West Wyatt, OF New
mort News, and Ivan Ashby, OF New
YORK are here visiting home folks
and old school acquaintance.
Mr.. Chas. L. Byrd, now with the
Belle Haven Furniture Co., has pur-
chased home in Belle Haven from
his brother, Fred K. Byrd, who VIII
move to Exmore to be nearer hls
work.
Rev and Mrs. R. D. Stimson, o
Climax, Georgia, are visiting uh'
Abdell home, and being much ENJOY
ed by many old friends He was pas
) for for a number of years at Bell
Haven.
Mr. ]. B. Willis and daughter, Lot
| tie took in The Exposition last week
. Other visitors from town to the Tx
/. position were Misses Mary, Saline an
Margaret Kellam, Winnie Lee "eS'
Virginia and Helen Wyatt; Messri
O. w. Lewis, T. G. Mapp' W. I
|, Emmett, L. J. Kellam and julius I
l. Mr.. B. n. Mears left Monday II
u Hampden-sydney College and MI
Stella Duer Tuesday for Mar
land Normal College, Baltimor
If Others are preparing to leave I
Re Goldey, Blackstone and SouIhe
~ Rnsiness University of Norfolk.
m n;tv we have no school here for the
T. Young people.
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Obituary.

Annie Sewell, oldest child OF John
G and Iatecia b. Gaskins, was born
AnriI 26th. 1858, and died on August
21. 1907. She was married W o O9s'
John r. Thomas on July ZoUn, i 9h;:
Eleven children were born OF vIio
nnion. ten of which survive with Ihe
husband to mourn her loss. inc
children are as follows: Mrs. Emma
Allen. Mrs. Anna Bloxom, Miss Sula,
Mrs. Mary Northam, John, Edwaru
R. Walter, Frank, Laura and George.
She professed religion at the early
ace of twelve and joined PocomoKe
Methodist Episcopal Church, Soutn,
- which church she lived faitnIui
and consistent member through lie.
Sister Thomas in her family was
gentle. tender and devoted to all VINO
Gould clam her affections. In her
Sooial relations she was kind, con-
siderate and friendly; she was quloO
in her manner, sincere III ner express
ions and sympathetic in her NATURE,
She loved her church and pastor. ile
was sure to find a pleasant greeuihg
and a warm welcome whenever ne
called. She loved her Sunday School
class and was loved by her scholars
She was held in nigh esteem by tne
entire community in which she liVeu'
Her life was transparent and DeauUl-
f fil a benediction poured forth, a
life that glorihed Cod II, no
When She fell asleep it could pe
said of her that one OF the pesG anu
noblest of women had answered uhe
Ill Ill 90 Heaven The shadows
and suffering have passed away VIZ VIZ
: her, and she has entered inuo Uno w
) of the bright unclouded day on SnS
-, other shore. She has left 10 me-
children heritage of pure hie anc
a spotless character. she mas he%i'
: the welcome plaudit, we'll done.
> "I carnot say. and I will not say,
J, THAT she is dead, she is just away
:, With a CHEEKY smile and wave Oh I'LL
!. hand,
- She has wandered into an unknown
. land. c.
And left us dreaming how very. fair
z, 1t needs must be, since she llnger
i there.
II And you--O you, who inc "iioe'
v For the quick step and the glad re
- turns,
RS Think of her faring on, as dear
In the love Of there, as the love
NJ here, an,
Think of her still as the same L say
" She is not dead-she is Just away
TO John d. Hosier.
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ASsaWoman.

Mr.. L. H. Chesser spent few DAYS
last week at jamestown Exposition
Miss Minnie Goodwin returned from
q pleasant trip to Pocomoke city tniS
week.
Miss Annie Chesser, of Atlantic Il
the guest of her cousin, Miss Rutf
Chesser.
Mrs. James Matthews ENTERTAINED
Of her home on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
$ w. Chesser, Mr.. and Mrs. f. .
Cbesser, Mrs. Andrew BundicK an
Mr.. Frank Savage.
THE corner stone of the new Metn
odist Church at this place Will De ial
on October 1st, and big fair IN col
nection with same will also be mel
on that day.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

The High School will open Monday
Mrs. B. K. Powell is at Green's
borough, Md.
Mrs. Sarah Watson is the guest OF
relatives in Onancock.
MIR. John LeCato is the guest OF his
grandmother, Mrs. A. G. Kelly.
Miss Annie F. Fletcher is the gueso
of Mrs. B. NJ. GUSTS at "Meirose'"
Mrs. L. w. Groton is visiting Miss
Margaret Groton, at "The Poplars' "
Mrs. G. J. Landlord is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miles and Mrs. 1.
w. Taylor.
MIR. Abel G. Kelly ard Miss Hatty
Parks are visiting DR.. Wilfred Kelly
Brooklyn.
Capt. Horace West returned wed
nesday from a six weeks trip 10 oe-
attic, Washington.
sergeants Hudgins and Darden, OF
the list Virginia Regiment, spent last
Sunday in Onancock.
Mrs. George H. Powell returned
Saturday from a trip to Cape Charle'
and the Exposition.
Miss Suzanne Landlord, who spen
the summer in Crisfeld, Md, return
ed to Onancock, Wednesday,
Miss Annie E. Fosque left SAturda!
for Searcey, Arkansas, where sh
will teach music the coming session
Mr.. G. n. Wyant and family, afte
spending two weeks with Miss Virnett
Northam, left Saturday for Lima III
diana.
Hon. Geo. D. Wise and Mr.. Jane
) Wise. of Richmond, Va, were tn
orasts of DIR. and Mrs. E. r. Leather
bury this week.
Mr.. Jason Geiger, who has bee
the guest of his mother for the p "a
month, returned to his home III Fhil'
e delphia, Wednesday.
, Mr.R.L. Shield left Monday for tt
> Northern cities to buy his fall good
L Mr.. Shields was accompanied .
a Mrs. Shield and Miss Ethel Flnney'
> Onancock was well represented
$ the Exposition this week. Amor
j. those who attended were: Misses A
ME Hopkins, Elizabeth, Lucy al
[. Dorothy Wise, GOldey Bagwell' M
e Robert S. Hopkins, Mrs. W. 2. 70
G. ell and Mrs Bette Gusts.
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The Barrel Question.

Mr. Editor:-I noticed in a recent
;ssne of your paper some letters from
CHICAGO commission mercbanCs' III
reference to barrels. | took Trip
through the West just few days De,
fore these letters were written WIN
the view of looking after the barrels
7 did not find any of my latest patent
ed barrels at Chicago, consequently
7 could not talk to them about Uhe
package as they had not had any ana
This was the funny part of 1t. Laso
snring sent them sample package
and all who saw it were well pleased
With II and some of them expressed
the;r desire to have their orders hlled
With that sort of apackage. Leaving
Chicago I went to several other
Western cities where our potatoes
ere shipped. I called upon the
1orgest buyers who had been using
~, NV latest patented barrel and every
man I saw was perfectly pleased;
They said, they had not had a oa9
barrel of my barrels this year arc
lots of them expressed their desire TO
have ali their orders filled with TINS
nackage. l will say that l saw al
; kinds of packages out there roun ~
boon. fat hoop and veneered, lots o.
them very poor packages and all sizes
= 7 saw in two cars where barrels mac
S to be bought and the potatoes re,6ar
relied before the potatoes coulo o.
removed from the cars. l VIII say II
these two cars there were about! 81 o
40 barrels of potatoes that were, IN m;
PATENTED barrel and these barrel
Game out well filed, and in as goo
condition as when turned out OF m
!, mill. And there were no rotten pota
e toes in these but in the stave barre
:, thew were rotten. The buyer wa
" well pleased and l have had a lette
'r from him since came home.
Or | suggest that the barrel man lI
10 turers of the Eastern Shore make
= GOOD a barrel as possible and hay
Them all one size. l found on I'd
es trip that poorly made packages az
m small packages are very inJurlo,u
at See to it farmer that you do not sh
-, in these small and poorly made pac
" ages. Mark you, the right Will
to ""' John W. Taylor
k Hallwood, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my farm at Fair OAKS
on Tuesday, September oath, l.3O p.
M Bemis Transplanter, Mccormick
reaper disc harrow. weeder, iron drag
McGready vine cutter, cider mill U,
first class pole and harness, which
COST $40. good as new, Girl Champ
ion blows, 2 light cultivators, Planet,
Jr. cultivators, 70 potato bed frames
and many other things too numeroui
to mention. Terms cash.
" 49, w. L. Bull,
Fair Oaks, Va.
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strouse g. Brothers of Baltimore
makers of high art clothing, will have
their expert cutter at our store OH
Wednesday and Thursday, September
18th and 18th, to take measures ior
your requirements for the coming
Fall and Winter season. We Will DIS
plav samples of high-grade novelties
in foreign and domestic woolens IRON
which you can make selections thai
will please you and sustain your repu
tation as one of the best dressed men
High Art Clothing is guaranteed L
be perfect in fit, superior in WORK
manship and pre-eminent in style.
Pate & Mason,
Parksley, Va.
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Fair at CaShville.

The Ladies Aid Society of Broad
wav BAPTIST Church will hold a fair
on Wednesday afternoon, September
25th commencing at o'clock. Sup
per will be served from Al to 6 O'CLOCK
also oysters in abundance. Cream
CONNECTIONS, toys, &C., will be for
sale If Wednesday should be rainy
fair will be held first fair day. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of church.
Committee.
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Trolley Heetlng.

All subscribers to stock in the
Chosapoalxe and Atlantic Light ana
power Company and all others in
terpsted in the construction OF a
trolley line from Onancock to Wacha'
nrearuc will meet at the Exchange
Hall, Onley, Va, Monday next
Sept. 10Th, at 2 o'clock p. m. 1t Is
imnortan5 that all attend this meet
ing. 49,.
E. r. Powell, President.
C. r. Waters, Secretary
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Pretty Home Wedding.
INSTRUMENTATION

At high noon on Wednesday, sep,
tember 11th., Hopeland, the home Oh
Mr.. William r. Northam, near Moo-
estown, was the scene of a quiet OuV
pretty marriage. 49,
A wedding breakfast preceded INC
nuptials. served to the bridal party
and 70 relatives and friends assembled
TO witness the happy event. Ai.er
the merriment around the festive
hoard had waned and the hands OF
the clock pointed to II IN. the Drluai
Marty marched into the parlor, beau
tifully decorated with ferns and now
ors where Mr.. ]. d. Dickerson ana
Miss Annie Gusts Northam were
united in holy wedlock by Rev. Gus
it's Fletcher, of Fort Thomas Ken
tuckv. a cousin of the groom.
The beautiful bride, attired Ill SILK
travelling suit of champagne with nat
70 match. was attended by her niece,
Miss Mabel Northam, ,as MAID OF
honor. who wore white. She Is Inc
daughter of the late George ]. North
am and a most lovable and accomp
lished Young lady. The groom wear
ing the conventional black, entere'
the parlor upon the arm of Mr. PM
ip shackleford, of Suffolk. The groom
formerly of this county, is now pop
ular and prosperous merchant OF 0uf
folk, Va.
5 The happy couple left on the soutl
hound train for Old Point, thence L
E Baltimore and the Northern Clues
;. On their return they will be at nom
! to their friends at Suffolk, their II
' Guest.
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Church Notes.

There will be testimony meeting
followed by the Lords Supper at Lee
mont NJ. P. Church on Sunday MORN
ing. Sept. 18th. Revival meetings
begin on Sunday Sept. 22nd. Rev. A.
Donavin is expected on 23d to remain
during the week. All are invited.
A. w. Mather, Pastor.
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Our merchant tailor will be at our
store on Saturday, Dist inst, to take
orders for custom made suits II you
want an up-to-date suit, call on MN
and see the styles. All goods guar
anteed to give satisfaction IN price
and fit.
D. II. Johnson & Son.
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JAMESTOWN Visitors-Can be ac-
commodated with good lodging in
nicely furnished rooms at 70 Genus
and with meals at 30 cents by Ihe un-
dersigned, formerly of the Eastern
Shore, at her home, 5S2, 18th d.;
park Place, Norfolk, on the line OF
most of the cars running to the Elk
position grounds. Your patronage
solicited. cro co,,,n
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FOR SALE-Valuable farm, known
as "The Naples" nicely situated at
Mappsburg station. If not disposed OF OF
at private contract, will be sold 10
the highest bidder, October 5, 1907.
Mrs, Maggie A. MearS.
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Business Notices.

PUBLIC AUCT1oN-I will sell atpuIb-
lie auction on my premises at Wacha,
preague, Monday, September 23rd,
D. m. my household and kitchen 1ur-
niture, cow, chickens &c. Terms
made known on day.
Jno. w. Kellam, NJ. d.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
cash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
binds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices low
NJ p d.. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
county Court, to receive orders Tor
the firm.
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber %.
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We have just received cargo OF
200, 900 shingles of various sizes ana
ouality, which we are offering at low
est market rate.
Martin g. Mason Co.,
Harborton, Va.
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WANTED AT oNCE-An experienced,
reliable grocery clerk that is not
afraid of work. Satisfactory wages
Apply in person or write
Geo. @. Bonniwell or A. q. WARD,
SO Brewer St., Norfolk, Va.
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Herbert L. Young.

prrB11c AUcT1oN-I will sell at
public auction at Accomac Z. d. on
Saturday, September 14th, at o.
clock D. M, the 13ft skiff, with com
nlete outfit, belonging to the late
O'p'' w. S. Milliner.
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NoT1cE-A red COW left my preeml-
ses near Accomac Oh. last Tuesday;
no marks, piece of rope aroma neI
neck and cut made by rope AROUND
horns. Information suitably reward
Herbert L. Young.
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn all per,
sons from harboring my wife and
children, she having left me without
just cause. 49, u,,.4o foo,,
Parksley, Va.
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NOTICE -Messrs. J. P. Caulheld q
Co. hereby give notice that they &c,
not recognize Mr. w. E. Wright, OF
BIoxom, as their agent. Parties de.
string to remit money or TRANSACT
other business with us will please ad-
dress all communications direct to US
at 102 N. Charles Street, Baltic, Md.
J.P. Caulfield & Co.
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FOR sALE-Two of six horses and
r,nles and will be as represented or
money refunded. The horses are ex-
tre GOOD and one OF the mules is large
and yery fine. Sell because l have
mouse for them.
H' Major Mason, Jr:
Bloxom, Va.
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The State Board of Fisheries Will
meet in Hampton, September 18th.
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For SALE OR RENT-The Sally
Davis farm near Horntown, Virginia.
For information apply to
E. W. Hutchinson,
New Church, Va.
or ]. E. Davis,
Onley, Va.
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CHALLENGED will match my pony
in a race on Parksley track against
anv true Island pony for purse OF
$50 90. s25. 90 a side, mile or half mile
ii0"''' WV" G. T. Groton,
Parksley, Va.
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NoT1cE-I will sell on Saturday,
Sentember q, 4 p. M, at public auc,
tion two buildings formerly occupied
NV Cant. James Milliner. Sale will
take place on the grounds on which
the buildings stand next TO tne court
house. T RI Hoorio
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NoT1cE-Parties indebted to us on
hook account are respectfully put
earnestly requested to settle same;
All accounts past due and not settled
bv October 1st, will be placed for col
clion. Respectfully,
j. 5 Gordy & Bros.
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Nor1cE-I am now in the under
: ling business at my place at BULBS
Rranch and wish the patronage OF my
friends and the public in general. /
can now take care of your dead.
please give me trial and l will try
to please you. oou,
P. o. Melfa, Va.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-17
NOR NAL NOTES.
The Athenians Hold Forth in the Au
ditorium This Evening.

Attention is again called to the fact
that the Athenian debating club holds
an open meeting in the Normal audi
forum this evening. A good program
will be rendered consisting Of music.
recitations and an interesting debate.
A charge of 25 cents will be made and
the proceeds of the meeting will be
used for the purchase of medals to be
given at the Inter-society contest
which will be held during commence
ment week.
The different societies are making
arrangements for holding a prelimin-
airy contest for the purpose of selecting
representatives to participate in the
above mentioned contest The Olym-
plan society will probably have It's pre-
liminary contest next week and the
others will be held in the near future.
1t begins to be apparent that the
close of the Normal school year is not
far off. Practice for commencement
exercises is now under way and final
are being prepared for.
Four weeks from yesterday marks the
end of the year when another large
class of teachers will be graduated.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-17
TEMPE
THE CATCH OF THE SEASON..
The Fishing Record Broken Yesterday
by % Founder.

Tempe is ra3idly acquiring reputa-
ton as a fishing port where all kinds
of fish are caught and some of them
large enough to do credit to more re-
nowned places. Some daye ago a big
fish was caught in the river here and
yesterday morning Maurice Blome and
party OF boys broke the season
record by landing a still bigger one.
The one caught yesterday tipped the
scales at a few ounces less than TWEEN
ty-three pounds and measured forty
inches in length. 1t was a beauty and
no mistake and the young fishermen
We're naturally much elated over their
capture. The fish was prepared for
dinner last evening and all concerned
in landing il were invited i'm to enjoy
The result of their labors.
This fish is exactly like the other
one. caught as yet no one has beer
able to give it name. While it re-
sembles the Colorado river salmon. il
has some pcculiarities that are foreign
TO that fish. The head seems 10 be too
large and has more of the character
istics of catfish than a salmon. The
head of this fish alone weighed five
pounds.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-17

some time but will take their brides
to Bisbee where they have positions in
the engineering department OF some
mining company.
The parlor of the beautiful Dana
home was decorated with flowers and
foliage of all kinds and when the
young people, the young ladies in fine
white Persian null gowns and the
men in conventional black, stood for
the simple but impressive marriage
ceremony of the church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints, presented a
beautiful scene. The ceremony was
conducted by Mr.. Isaac Dana.
AT the close of the service the party
adjourned to the dining room where
an excellent wedding supper was par
taken of. after which the young 'ou-
piles departed to the Alhambra hotel
for the night
Mrs. NJ. j. Spillsbury and three
daughters. from Chihuahua. Mexico.
We're here for the wedding and will
visit with Mrs. Dana and family for
some time.