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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-04
GUNDRY 8 GRAY CO.,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES.
To the Ladies:

Our stock Of Ready-to- Wear
Wool Dress Skirts is compos-
ed of garments that are both
desirable and durable. We
guarantee fit. In order to
further introduce this new line
of dress skirts we will offer
for the next ten days a ten per
cent discount on each gar
ment. Prices $500 to $1,000
All Ladies Jackets will be
subject to ten per cent dis
count for the next ten days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-04
Funeral of William Perry.

Sunday last, the festal day of the
Resurrection, all that was mortal Of
our respectable citizen, William Perry,
was gently laid TO rest in Graceland
cemetery by loving Masonic brethren.
Fitting services were conducted by
Rev. s. A. Bender previous to the
Masors taking charge. 1t was large
funeral, over l25 Masons attending in a
body headed by Sir Knights.
Last week the Tribune briefly not.
ed the marriage of DIR. II. ID. Ludden
of this city to Miss Mabel Hazelhurst
McWilliams of Boscobel. OF the event
the Sentinel of that plac says, among
other things: ''The interior of the home
of the bride was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, pink and green being
the principal color scheme, and the
bride was attired most exquisitely.
Rev. w. j. G. Bond offciated and over
one hundred guests witnessed the cere-
mony. The bride is graduate of our
high school and is musician If nc
little merit, having completed course
in the Milwaukee conservatory Of mu.
sic. She is charming alike in looks anc
manners, and will be missed in the so.
cial circle Of which she was a fevorite. >
Attorney James ONelIl OF Dodge
.,;IIa moe -, o,,, o,t,, MnoJa,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-04
The Local Field.

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Farmers are getting at their field
work.
Joel Hubbard of Plattevile is here
this week.
Mrs. j. F. Bergen visited at Dele
van last week.
- Roxy Shepard of Platteville visited
friends here Sunday.
Miss Ruth Spensley returned from
Mexico Monday evening.
DIR. C. G. Hubenthal spent Sunday
with his wife at Milwaukee.
Miss N. Ivey who teaches at Madi-
son is spending spring vacation at home.
w. W. Kelley of Mt. Horeb visited
at the home of w. w. Williams last
week.
Garden seeds in bulk Sold by ounce,
pint and quart. PRIDEAUx & BLISS,
4w Druggists.
Mr.. A. w. Moffat of Whitehall,
Mich, was guest of Geo. Girling S
last Saturday.
From now until further notice the
grocery stores of this city, will be open
Wednesday evening of each week.
Field seeds, grass seeds, lawn grass
seed, timothy, clover small red, white
dutch and alsyke. PRIDEAUx & BLISS,
4w Druggists.
Prof. S. Miles Thomas, principal OF
the Lodi schools, devoted few days OF
his spring vacation with time-prover
friends in this city this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-04
If you want Clyde Bachelor, tn

If you want Clyde Bachelor, the
new dray and express man, remember
his telephone number is 1879, the same
as that of Robt. Parkinson, whom he
succeeds.
Allen Spang, who has been employ
ed as engineer of the Kennedy mine at
Hazel Green, spent Easter Sunday at
home. Allen has temporary game arm
through some slight accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
PARADE PLANS
COMPLETE

Plans for the big Memorial Day
parade are now completed All old
soldiers whether OF the civil war
o. the Scandinavian. OF the
Indian struggles. have been re-.
quested 10 Join IN the observance
Of the day, and 10 march with the
veterans Of 6i.G5 They are asked
10 report a. PythIan Han az 10
o'clock The W X. G. viii meet
at the Grand opera house and viii
follow their respective posts into
the theatres.
The parade will pass up First
avenue 70 Pike street. down Second
20 fcsler Way where Al will do.
band. The old soldiers will imme
diaioly return 10 the opera house
where the program for the public
will be given Hon Wobaier Davis
viii deliver the GRAFTON.
Today representatives. from the
g A X Nill visit fhe city schools
aud nnareaa the children. The
graves Of the dead vii be- decorated
Thursday afternoon by the Won.
ems Relief Corps. They vii also
scatter flowers upon che waters Of
Elliott Hay Go honor ~ the On.
known sailors of the civil war Al
members ~ the Standardization
var viii be- given honorary places
IN the parade. judge 8 8 Carlisle
Wiii lead tie confederate veterans
ia the parade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
AT EVERETT

HNFNAAA HHffAffHN
EVERETT. May as-The pro
posed ieane 90 the cily wharf site
20 a private corporation. amended
b. a chamber Of commerce com.
mitieo appointed n consider the
matter vas yesterday Endorsed by
the directors ~ that body and Will
- discussed ~ a mass meeting ~
citizens thtH evening Tho apnoai
tian 10 leasing the wharf site has
been general bot Il f. believed that
the modified contract viii be &C
eepgabie
Tho new proposition allows the
lsasees 20 retain possession Of the
site Cor five years After that time
the city. o. six mouths notice. may
order them 10 vacafe the entire
aita or auY part Of H. paying an
appraised valuation FOR improve.
meniE that have been made Under
fha original agreement The city
would have beer compelled e. ray
the original construction price. and
s per cent annual Interest ou the
same The plans fpr the wharf
must he filed with the oitg and
made a part 81 the contract
cts contractors who have
done improvement work on a num.
Der % tha streets are being severe.
b condemned. as II IL claimed the
concrete they have laid 90 ~ infer.
iaH quality Mayor Jones declares
be viil never sign warrants for
aams 81 the work unless Il Is re-,
paired in first class shape Fault
r. found especially with the con.
crete Wallis
Tho Everett Y. n G A athletes
declare that they vii make q hard
fight la an eudeAFuf 90 prevent
ths Seattle boys from carrying
home the championship trophy
Saturday afternoon Tho boya Nho
NIii represent the local association
af tho field meet here on that day
sill complete their training today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

fssaitis starr Exclusive service
ALLEGHENY. Pa. May 2s-
Scarcely % years old. Mlra Edith
HemphiIl r. the boss over I12 men
and auperyises the details iu tho
distribution OF mail to a population
81 256. 000.
In addition to having direct
charge Of the clerks aud carriers
and over 20 subsiatious Miss Hemp.
hill Is the auditor and cashier She
pays of the force twice month
She goes 20 the bank uueacnrted 20
draw ont between 10000 aud $4,000
Six years ago Miss ilemuhill was
graduated FROM buriueaH school
Her FIRST achievement was break
lng into a large firm as hdohkeoprr.
whore there had been O. long e1tah.
lished rule 10 employ eaiF men
She gave such satisfaction chat she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

efeit. Increase of capital stock Of
the Western Timber company 81
Vancouver tn Gi.2bo.000
Tacoma Timber COMPANY, 10000.
by e. T. Page ana u. Page
First Nor weKiau Evangelical Lu-
fhefaH church ~ South Tacoma. rs
teary Hogan. Bert Larson and Olaf
Hfafnss.
Keystone Auto and Machine com
PAM ~ Seattle. 1909. hy = q.
Waltz. j. r gsissr and r. r. Con
net
Ash -Hasslaeher company - Feat
tie. $3.50 00e. b. ". r. uiie. ~ g.
Ali ana D. A. Won ffanslochef
MARLBOROUGH Hotel company 81
seattle. $4,000. bv Ma Hardmnn.
James 81 Iiurdmaa and David
nfHkr
President Lghtsraee company ~
Heattie. ftn.a hy q . J0rgensen.
. dorEeuaeH and D. ~ Thiele
RIVER transportation company %
Seattle, s. Gee. by e. ] JorRenhsn.
q JorEeuaeu and ssmuei Archer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BOATSPARADE
SATURDAY

The biz motor boat parade will
take place Saturday night ia spite
~ reports tn The oontraf9 y
fellrtief. one ~ the committee IN
charge ~ ihe proposed illuminated
parade. said today that changing
tho daf 81 the regatta fFum satuf.
day 20 Friday would make no ar.
ference The motor club sas huia
ing the Festivities primarily In
honor of the ground breaking e4=
erriscs Of tho Alaska yukon IA.
eifie s1positiGn and for that res
son The pageant wili be held II
o'clock next Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BLIND MAN TORTURED
BY A RAVING MANIAC

be examined aa 60 his sanity Faas
met HAYES through mutual friend
ana prefeHaed e. 10 deeply inter
estsH ~ ths ease. lie proposed
treatment
Taking tiaXas a. hts room ~ the
oregon hntrl Foss ordered him into
a ssaldtnE hot hath. Hayes finally
hegaed eff ali the while humefins
The e8nnikr IS mush a. poAaihls.
rhen Foss saia u was ace eHHarY ia
tire treatment 80 heat his patient
ard aavsa was Knocked shout the
ronm IA horrible mhuner Neaiias
ting be was ga the hands 81 =
maniac. ana fsafins he would be
kiiled tiavrH could ID nethins
Fnsa then ordered him "a bed ard
compelled hlm "a smoke cigarettes.
saving the smeke was hikhir heass
fieisf IN eve troubles Hayes eH-
capped rho ne&t m0fuinH after a
niEht ~ torture which seemed uns
cndufahic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
HOSPITALS UNDER
POLICE

Councilman Gin viii INTRODUCES
an ordinance At the council meeting
next Monday night extending tn@
police authority over the local
pitfalls. This ia something VI
the chief believes IL very necesa
and he Will present facts 10 MAJ
Moore IN the meantime 30 that
when the bill comes to him for ap-
prevail there may be no doubt ia
the mayors mind a. 70 the need OF
the law.
The object Of the bin viii be 70
70 apply the police power 10 the
regulation Of the hospitals as 70
keep the department informed u
the matters taking place In them
and which the police are liable
% be later called 70 investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
rnAMP swIns "a aILEs
~ 80 MINUTES.

CHICAGO. May 2s.--A tramp bas
broken ail swimming records ~
covering ~ miles IN 50 minutes u
was on board the Chicago A. Alton
train. 90 the tenders water tank.
Ne slipped into 10 for q ride ard
forthwith began the long, hard
effort 90 keep bis nose above fns
swlnhing. sursinR water ~ TIE
first stopping place. A half hour
later. his faint cries brought res
cusrH. who told him the water vas
aHlx four feet deep. lie Rad been
struggling desperately in the belief
that be would drown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

remained until appointed assistant
pusfmiatreaa e. year ago
Was ! afraid 10 attempt the
work Sut particle. SAYS Miss
iiemphiH "it was not a blt Ike
she work bad heen doiHe. Of
course bat ! just frlt that ! had
would be able Co 90 more than J.
bad been doing aud made up my
mind for hard work
Although O. great admlref Of base
ball. ahe has denied herself the op.
porfuuifF OF seeing o. game since
hplug ln hef present position ON &C.
count Of the effect her roing would
have unon the other employees OF
the office
Miss Ilemphlil has n bright smile
and "a cordial genial word for
everyone about the postatfico hui
whenever occasion requires she
can use discipline. but she does ~
F In a tHcfful WHF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
STILL WANT NATIONS

Tho Seattle Humane Society may
appeal from the decision OF the
Judges Of the superior court, refuf-
Ing TO compel Sheriff Smith 70 ap-
point three mHtrons A. a meeting
% the society yesterday, It's az.
t0rney was authorized 10 study The
las on the matter rs 10 whether
or not the decision Of the superior
court is appealahle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
RULES WHICH MESSENGERS
MUST AGREE TO

Judge fsraier has completed the
form ~ permits which are to b.
granted % boys from If 10 10
3ean 81 age desiring 10 set az
messenger boys
n cgnfalus the conditions upon
nhieh O. la granted and a violation
q which gill revoke a. These
conditions are Is. That theY ar
noe TO Has either tobacco or TO-.
fazlcauta. End Thsy ar, not 80 b.
cent on any srtands IN The ~
sfricird district 5rd. They are not
"a b. tant 90 auy erfanda fa a.
looms Eambilug houses. dance
halls variety theaters. o. dIsrepu-
table places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
TURNED cows aJAeKiGs.


WASHINGTON. May 20 Eerre.
iafy Msfeaif has begun an iuvsati.
Eaiion which has been caused by
the refusal uf the MANAGEMENT -
fhe Pine Reach Amusement Park
~ jamestown "a uliou "jackies 20
enter The charge g. that diHre-
spect has heen shown 90 the uui.
form and trouble la uow expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
PRESIDENT snsrrEns
sAtHHn RttH

WARRINGTON. = q Maf 60 a
sacred tfsHlfiaH ~ thH mIiitafa
Service - thr ltr4srn States teaH
shattered hF President Roosevelt
Hhea be directed shat fsha O. isa#
uin. = Hsphrw - John = HHiUt -
10 atiawet 60 feseNIist IH ghr Mas
yinr gafpa after hnFfrN haan diaa
Haissaa dlEH1HafahiY Tor assertion
ffeviuas tH use president az au
in psfaautns Lessee. vhn aaa srrtz
ina a tern ~ fHnfiHuument uodaf
sNntsHHH ~ raaFf marital BE- was
ths unhfakrr fain - fHH afnaF. navy
anf Marine eofps that Han nha
haa bees discharge aIsHarrrahfF
ceelG not - re-saiisird iH fhe mil.
itaff service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SUSPECTS ARE
ARRESTED

~Hx nAiI.Es ore MaY 20 or
rs.fs Crate ard Oieeaus arrested
80 ussn YESTERDAY eH a freight
,..s- e. Suspicion ~ heins iNnfi.
sss.s 10 she klilinE - Conductor
s<rlrs e. Portland
A., 81 ths rf'aenrrs siVrs the
..we 81 charlie Fudtnf Ne sass
1. same frees san Ffanciseo and
.s>es~s a. rrenffaic. fhe Yeanx
"a Is apparently sA fesFs oid ant
. sery nsfYaea When questioned
!. gave rqafeeat answers The
.,s.s raan innks Hks a tramp. gears
$50 eiethes siaims - have been
! TSeufaaie three weeks nad save
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
V0LIVA DOESN'T
SEE THE JOKE

CHICAGO. Mas - 1T Is all Oft
Nth uxuraeog Nuiisb az fAr - Zion
City - concerned Yesterday aft.
eruoon Receiver John Hateiy noti.
fled the self appointed successor Of
bowie - tacate all leases 81 build.
inEs May 81 and June he must
fvlinqmsh an eautfoi % The prop.
aftY Ia Zion cts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
AnnaIaN Lumnru AaENr.

eoLUMBua Ohio May 20. VIII
liam ~ Moore agent 81 the Waat-
nfn poie and Lumber company ~
Denver. was urraiKnsd 81 the rrimi
uaf court On a charge ~ fleeing
ihe city out 81 $4,000 IN the fleii-
tlaus purchase % poles. Moore
pleaded not guilty - seven indict-
meHts William Wiieax the city Of
fietsf with whom lie is alleged 90
haas conspirsd. also pleaded rot
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
RED HOT
SOCIALIST

BOISE. Stay - Wearing falne
whiakera. maftarhn ard eyebrows.
loaded "a the guard with reviewers.
dirku. etc a Young man Elviug the
name Of & n Duncan. and saying
that be halted from Spokane. Wash
Nas arrested by the police Re
appeared on the street in this dia
kuiss and WAS Immediately arrest.
ed on suspicion lie Win Re given
a hearing today aa be stated that
be was an out aud out socialist.
aud meant 90 have things in This
city SO right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
{. M. & ST. P. START
TRACK LAYING

MILWAUKEE. May - There
VII be no cessation tn the nnrE
- constructing She Pacific extea
sion - the q = a SO e nccnra
ms 10 President Earliun. aho has
returned 9Th ether officials. fram
an Inspection trip Is TIE west
Track LAYING wlii begin fnne frnm
Terry. Sprth uaknfa. westward aud
BY laHHArY I trains viii - IN opef
alton between The Missaad river
and Butte. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
my IAfs E.es WIN
PRINTING oN TuTs.

CLEVELAND. -. Nay - Gem =
Ben tfanasef % mshlai Impression o.
na rNNf cleveland DEBTORS seem 60
BE- tiffaHs un che sHhisrt Tha dis
eHsalaa uas caused by e atspafrh
frHm CanHesuf. e. atailaa that Mr.
vera Hea1amfn lad fnuHd rFlnfiaE
an the tnslds ~ tie she'll u hard
Boiled eaK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
MILWAUKEE ARRIVES.

SAY rnANclscn. MAY rs. The
tuited states cruiser Milwaukee
has arrived here from san uiesa
she nFaeeedea direct Is the Mare
isiaHa navy Yafa The Aiiwaukrn
has not yrt been assigned % snr
sous isun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
GINtNe Nrw iona
NAMES AWAY.

NEW YORK MaY - Fiftr eight
babies aud chllafsH under ! wears
~ aHe fHaW NnN York charitable ins
stituNiuHs we're distributed So New
orleans nna louisiana To-day a
train fHrffinE Hhaui Zee Ehiidrrn
arrived here two weeks sHu san
mere are O. come. the majority ~
them hsbieH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

ths name - Herman tAukin. risht
zen dollars and g5 cents WAS fnunH
in ghr possession 20 = udArr lie
saNH - belongs 80 hlm Tire money
Was tea Ga q hins soften handkef
chief Nothing vas feaHd ga either
30 the mems heads ta indicate q
bruiHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

HELLfNCuAN. May zs-Miss
Aehisa Clark. pioneer ~ the Pa
eifle coast and n woman who owns
property m every city on the coast
died here yesterday at the age 81
20 eenrs sae Was practically =
minsf and Lived in = tgmble-down
shack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
NEW INTERPRETATIONS


OLYMPIA May ga@The follow
fnz corporation papers were flied
wffe enc secretary If state
DISSOLUTION % rurnaf alton - the
stanford Timber company - Efa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
pE.rn II rur PLANES,

ffSaAH IA. MaY - Mistahlnm
gasoline TOT kerosene can. Mra
lee chapman feed her hnas.. hurn
INC herself ard three ehiiafen a.
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS OFF
FOR ENcAMPMENT

The Seattle hlEh school cadet
eompauY lsti today for it, annual
rmramumknf af American Lake
The boys all rrfurn Monday The
annual competitive drili bsfWeen
She Naahon college and the Tacoma
and Seattle high school companies
alll iake place during the camp
The winner wiil hold the cup until
the neat competitive drill IL won
threr successive yeafu The cup
Wiil be the property % the Nlnner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

wkaffSuroN aay 81 Further
investigation - fh~ HfasHsfIiis
shnoiIfF ufffaF nss aaiuafnsi bf
fna seHatr committee nn military
Hffatfa antn 1uHs
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The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16
Arizona Ponies for England

Down in southern Arizona, an English horse buyer is purchasing COW ponies and shipping them to England for polo players. The Tucson Post says he has shipped one carload and more will follow. He has paid from 500 up for the horses. These horses sell in En- gland, according to the facility with which they take to the game, from $500 to SI.ooo and higher. It costs S75 to transport one of the ponies to New York and $50 more to land it in merry England. Most of these animals are regular old COW bronks which learned to guide their movements by chasing steers. It is easy for them to imagine that the polo ball is steer and govern their motions accordingly.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16
Gone to California

s. H. Haffly and his son, Don- aid, left this morning for Los An geles, where it is the intention of MT. Haffiy to seek a position or some business engagement. MT. Haffly came to Douglas from Flag staff about two years ago to take charge of the business of the Lu- cas Mercantile Company and when that business was sold to the Cop per Queen he opened an ice cream parlor which he conducted in con- nection with lunch counter and restaurant until last week when he discontinued the business. MT. Haffiy has the good will and best wishes of many friends in Douglas, who will generally regret his de- parture from Douglas. .-Interna- tional- American.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16
ARIZONA G. A. R.
New Commander Names officers. Calls Attention to MemorlaID Day. Sus-
 Sestlons as to Observance

N. E. Fuller of Tucson, depart ment commander of the Grand Ar my of the Republic, division of Arizona, has sent out notices to all members of the division who were present at the meeting which was held last month in Phoenix, copies of which have been received here.
 The officials who constitute the council of administration are s. w. Oaks, Tucson; George w. Sines, Prescott; F. M. Buck, Hol- brook; M. l. Spear, Phoenix, and J. Collins, Globe. The delegate to the forty ninth national encamp- ment is R. H. Greene of Phoenix.
 The officers of the department who have been appointed py Com- mander Fuller are as follows; w. F. R. Schindler, Phoenix, assist ant adjutant general; James H. Creighton, Phoenix, judge advo- cate; James Wiley, Globe, chief mastering officer; A. B. Sampson, Tucson, chief aide de camp; Geo. Angus, Tucson, chief patriotic in- structor.
 Regarding Memorial Day the circular says,
 National general orders direct the proper observance of Memori- al Day. May goth has become the nations Memorial Day and is honored and respected throughout the land. Let us observe this day as holy day, dedicated to the memory of our comrades who have gone before us. A cordial invita- tion is extended fo the Woman's Relief Corps, the Sons of Veter- ans and the Spanish-American War Veterans, as we'll as to the schools and the public in general, to participate in the ceremonies of the day. Let each post select the best possible obtainable orator for that day.u
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16
Wyoming WOOlgrOWers

The Wyoming Wool Growers as- soclation has advised sheep men all over the state that conspiracy is oeing planned by eastern wool buy CTS to force down the price of wool and advises producers not to sell wool at less than 1906 market price.
 The association offers to buy all the wool at last years prices if buyers will not take it.
 Should the growers take advant- age of the offer of the association, it will be capitalized and become a practically independent wool ex- change controlling the Wyoming output.
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16

telephones are but 500 feet apart and men are kept constantly on guard to give warning in the event that there should be any trouble.
 The Southern Pacific is not de- sirous of having another break in the levee, which might possibly cause the Colorado to flow into the Salton Sea again and for this reason has taken precautions.
 It is realized that should another break occur if would come through some weak spot in the levee. This was the cause of all the former breaks.
 It is nearing now the season of the year when the Colorado river begins to rise. Ordinarily the river reaches its highest stage dur ing tbe month of June. but reports from Yuma state that it is gradu- ally rising at present. It is not believed that there will be any diff ficulty, but nevertheless it was thought wise to take ample pre- cautionc
The Coconino sun., 1907-05-16

Grand Trustees, E. Hatich, Tomb stone; A. ]. Matthews, Mesa; John Hamilton, Kingman. Stu rreme Representative, H. A.. Drachman, Tucson; Alternatives, ]. P. Dillon, Prescott; J. G. Pritchard, Bisbee; Grand Tribun- al, J. H. Langston, Phoenix.
 After the adoption of the law proposition introduced by the jaw committee, the newly elected grand officers were installed by Supreme Representative ] M. Airken, and the grand lodge adjourned until the date set by the grand consti- ton.
 The session was one of the most harmonious in the history of the order in this domain.
 Supreme Representative Adams, of Texas, visited the grand lodge in behalf of the insurance branch af the order, and made an interest ing talk on the benefit of iraternal insurance