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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

f,aTiin. fa.Y ffff broke enl %
no nngsi cnrn aouas Ffisay. har
lnR esnHht fsam piambfFa furnace
uaeA a. fte fogrih gallery. Tne noof
~ ~ ola airsefuge nnq resn higR.
iaN tuf ftf ffgmsn eRslH0nifha1 the
sam5s hefgFe Nefs ftaa a part ~ fhs
ranf haS hsth aeagfogsi wkiis rhs
eamars Win amBunt 10 bal q few
fhoasaA& fRss M a pfwbshla that
fke gpNr 0pafN h0mss. Naf
~ &aFsR lf.h. ~, ~ esiaye4
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

Three Boys Receive Fourth % jvIy Iw
lurlas IN Advance % Event.

Three Boys Receive Fourth % Jvly Iw
I0rlss IN Advance " Event
Nav York. July walter white,
alxteen YEARS u efe HARRY d0et. ths
sans age, and Eugene iIolne.
fifteen years of age. received their
Fourth " July injnrles Thursday
night. The three boys I'VE ~ Port
Richmond. y. Walter carried the
bas ~ powder. whlsh eontained 80
pounds Harry and Eugene trutKed
ninua With them. nonchalaBtIy snoh-
lnH cigarettes when q spark from yue
~ the cigarettes dropped % me pow.
deF bag ana the three boyx we're hHEs.
"a On various directions.
~ Packer bundled them on 70 Nt
Nineent'e hospltat.
Walter - tho most seriously lns
lnrea Of ne three Ifs wa bunef
ID patches from head to foot. nnd his
lnjariaM may cost MIN hia hfs tina
other two boys wlii ~ late W fof
seveFal weeks.
The hoys eeFe taking ths powder
10 store u In . hsding plaes foF uss
oa the Fourth ~ JuiY
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

indianapolis. Ind. July 4.--Ah nc
unIon miners ie Alabama viii priea.
bly bs called ont o. strike some un's
NEXT week This waa formally o.
clanl upoa By the nati0nal excessive
eoaFa of the uBited Mins WORKERS
~ America. wac el0tea Q eve dsyF
s-rsion here. Prrnieens Tomas lev.
is aid. 'The o9nrafora Ia Aia-
hama refuse abnoiufaly 70 make sol
iIemrnt win me miners there uslsss
ne men accept a rebuesion aaa .
strlke wsu pr56ablY be called tons
tine neat wctk
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
REvOLurloNARY MANaFssro.
Thousands Of Copies Have Been
S,nuuqled into Mexico.

olnuuQleu into MeNicos
Los Angeles. Cal. July 4.--A copy
sf a Mexican revolutionary nantes.
20. dated at this city May rs. and
bearing the signatures Of Ricardo
FLORES Magon. Antonio l. vlllareal.
Enrique Flores Magon. I4berado ri.
vera, Manuel Sarabla. and praxedis
Guerro has been found here and on
translation proves 10 be an appeal to
the Mexican people TO start the great
fight for freedom.
The FIRST three mentioned of the
signers OF this document are at pres
ent In the county iail charged with
violations OF the neutrality laws Of
the United states. and sabria was re-
Gently taken TO Tucson. Arlz. for
trial on similar indictment.
The manifesto declares th6i zone
man has controlled the entir43destlny
ot the nation" for thirty years; that
the soldiery has been organized for
the sole purpose or massgcroing the
working people" that "ouS national
soil has been given 70 foreign "a.
venturera," and ends with "MexIcans.
70 arms. Reform, liberty and Jus
tlce."
II Is stated that thousands OF cop,
IDS OF this appeal we're smugglod Iuto
Mexico before che Outbreak Of the
present trouble there.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
PROVIDES OrArH PENALTY.
law Rscommsndsd w enc Lovislana
Lealalature.

law Recommended w enc Lovislana
Legislature.
Baton Rouge, Ia. July f.--rhe
death penalty Tor malicious bomb
throwing, even when the expIoAlon
does not result fatally. was recon
menl~i BY tbe house on wednesday.
ny vote ~ 90 ~ . that BODY pass
sd The Hunsncker biil aimse a. Back
Hsnd outfaKen IA L4uiaiana. and EN-
boaYirg fweepsnK prorinichs aGAinf'
all sorts of n,alicious uses q sxpso-
EiYes.
The hIn now goes 70 ne nenata.
ana sh01ia that bod pass n withpat
amendment. ne law xouid ineinaf
utshln ne eeash psnhliy nloqi q ne
acts commiiiea IN nasy bsg strikes bI
use a. eaplosifFa.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
OyNAMIrE nAs LII GEFEer

Frisco Road Mas elephant on Haads
IN Way ~ Hugs Hock.
nrownWond. Tex.. July irhe Ffia.
60 Rad has an elsDhans 90 lta hands
about . nlie toash ~ town n tAe way
81 a huee roek on the side ~ noun.
tain Which q gradually sliding louari
the track
gupeslnloHasat Drake. ~ me rnal.
has bad q ssFce o. men ~ work for
.ten days Ia an enoFt 20 relieve ths
ai3maii0u buf dynsmlse haa ~ Far
only made = fsw corners disappear
ssace me recent rains ths rpck haa
mgvsa sDac 80 faes 6own the moaEs
ialn aids and aheps 20 feei moss 4
wiil ~ ernshlnr sowh. aesgoying az
ia So May
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
AN EXPLOSION IN Mine
Two Hundred Miners Reported
Killed 10 Russia.
FIRE FOLLOWED EXPLOSION

Death, While Others Had Their
Heada and Limbs Torn or BY tAe
Force Of the Explosion.
Yusova.. European Russia, July t--aA
terrible explosion OF gaa occurred Ia
the Rlkovsky mine IN which very
large number OF miners were az work.
One hundred and ffty-seven bodies
have been recovered. an OF which are
badly bureec but Il 10 believed that
the death roll win sesch AZ least zoo.
seyenty.throe of the men were res
cned alive. but many Of them are In
serious condition. Ton Of tho
rescued died aoon after being taken
out az the SHAFT
There Il great excitement here, and
troops have been called into service
to prevent disorders.
Yusovo, European Russia, July i--
Fire broke out In the Revhky mine,
which was the scene of an explosion
OF GAS which resulted In q heavy loaa
~ llfe The work Of rcsaue ana
iightlng the frc was conducted under
the greatest dIiilculty.
Over two hundred men remained
down IN the mine shut IN BY falling
earth and dohrls, and their fate u
anknown.
One hundred and sixty dead have
already been brought out
Many Of the men bad heen burned
20 death. whiie others had their heads
and Mmba torn on By the forca ~ the
explosion. eevehtynye wounded we're
removed 20 hospitals. and oi these,
ten have already expired end many
more are dying,
n ia believed that tho present
known number of dead Will be In
creased 20 aoyonly.hye.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

editors OF, the last hall Of the nine
teenth century. and one % the stnong
est tributes 20 his IncIsiveness as a
writer was IN 1889. when his nomina-
tion By President Harrison 20 be the
American minister Of Germany was
rejected by the United States senate
because or articles be had Published
charging corruption to some members
OF that body.
For nifty years no attended and re-
ported All republican national conven-
tions. IN 1860 he was the only news.
paper man who represented NJ the
newspapers of that year.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

$50 ,ooo,oco spent IN Road and street
lrprovement,

SSo, coco Spent IN Road and street
Improvement
Baltimore, July "A review m this
weeks Issue of tho Manufacturers
Record covering the road and street
improvements of tho cities and coun'
ties or lhe south for the past si1
months. SHOVE the value OF this work
10 Be approximately SO. 900 900. 0i
this aum 81 100000 represents con,
tracts which have boon awarded and
construction under way. ASSOC, 600
bonds voted and money appropriated
or available. aud li0.b00 600 Improve,
ments contemplated and for most oi
which dates have been set for voting
on tho issuance ~ the necessary
bonds 70 carry on the work, ard a9s.ch
n n fair 70 assume nearly all wiz BE-
favornbly acted Upon.
Continued a. this rate for the rest
oi the year. this would mean an au
thcrlEatirn of an outlay u sSe0o0.oO0
durlng 1908 TOR street nnd road TN
proyemens. but even II no additional
work iu authorised the showing n
VERY remarkable and noteworthy. and
one which rot only indicates tho go
preelailnn 0f Southern communities
of the hfucfta 10 BE- derived freN
modern pnbllc Improvements but also
evidences their delermlahilon % 40
enc. 4Nnwt
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
KllLED w nls aTrpeoN.


pleNtnGs
Mempkls Tenm. guiy ilsnFY
ppvgeg. . farmer Rvinw naar Oak
vile. aie6 a ma rifg haasiial hsrs
a. sha Fesuif ~ q Tunshot woana la'
niftfd Nv tis stepsen. Ioha Iouea.
tha shesglaH a - ssia. bsisH eaass1
~ Famliy aiHafeness
1tM shgofinN oeeuFfed walls PoF.
~ Was ti0wlnS "a q aei4 lf n said
ihat ~ wse nos awaFs Of his atep
roa'a prsaenea rnili sha saafKe ~ shos
sifmeM him n rhs tack a q aisg
asff ~ wes sHarmee taf ignes aFaf
tRG xtots n him via 3 pigtei affsg
W haa fslisa - 80 grogaa. Isass
male his eaesee
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

nirWifFA&m. AS falf -
ssns "a Wfsrfnf WmfrHna ~ fAe aia
sama- TennNsans fisislon whlsh e.
siasea practically aE eshssn Fssfv
esesgt wagsss8 as Misa's hef
fhrsr nnsnas rnegmgmsns la MFMFgN
snm rhnfnsaY ~ a n naNsss
- ErmEs14m. Nss slsetoi epmmaa
G1x
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06

TrFsf9a. y ~. GuiY viao Ghsa.
eeiisr siewsIi tas nDpMaiAa TtgHins
n 8aynDat ~ MfNngh M I ans
NltnsY MlfetaH ~ Chseas1 rsssiN
efF ~ fhe NaiteA 9ox Boafa agd
FsgeF wsm1anF . eqseeFn whiea Nae
= aamsey ~ miGs 4.eaise q aiEsrenE
sssttsas ~ ~ Umftof alniea
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
M, HALSTEAD IS DEAD
One Of the Leaders In American
Journalism.
--
He WAS 70 YEARS OF AGE

Editors Of the last Halt Of the Nine.
tesnsh csntury--.ssad esen IA Cor
Some Time.
Cincinnati. July a--Mnrat Halstead
one OF the leaders in American Jour.
nallsm for over half a. century and
widely known as an editorial and mag
azine writer, died at his home In this
city Thursday in bits seventy.ninth
year At his bedside were his wife,
his son, Robert. and one daughter,
Mrs, Arthur Stem. Mr. Halstead
had been falling In strength for Aev.
eral months, aud Thursday suffered
fnom cerebral hemorrhage. his ply
sicIans told the family that death was
simply question OF hours, and those
OF the family at a distance were al
once notified.
Mr.. Halstead was one OF the great
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
ESPOFCONVENTION
,Ls Roads Are Now Leading
70 Denver, Colorado
INST or THE ARRIVAL DAYS

La IN the Rocky Mountalns ls
I. rnIIns up with DsIssasss and
v.,,.r. to .h. DsmocrasIs National
.ssnution.
,.,,sr. July l.--Friday waa the
4 n. four arrival" days for the
..,,tic national convention-SMon-
-,Il be the last. Then the per
,.r, for the big show" win be
ana places to eat and sleep will
.,,rce and valuable as tickets for
r,slsepts Of Denver to the con-
.,ou hall. The delegates win have
gstets-fve each the residents
ave 4 "coner on food and slum-
AS the rule of supply and Dc
viii obtain in both instances,
4 promises to be 4 lively clinking
AZ silver dollar which IS very
ID evidence IN the intermoun-
country.
Prospective Chairman.
~ prospective permanent chair
Of the convention. Henry d..
mon, Of Alabama. got, here before
M morning. He has been at
on eonferring with Mr. Bryan
Indicated that he would give a
aium for a nice, quiet place In
A 10 write a ringing speech.
aia in the day, but not less in im.
ssase, came the rev York train
a had been speeding west under
Husllght since Wednesday. Il
sAi the last democratic candidate
PRESIDENT, Alton BE Parker. also
~ Murphy, OF Tammany, as well
NcCaren. OF Brooklyn; Francis
isoa another vice presidential
~isliiy, and other notables of the
IVA uchhoCt1Cgs
White Badge In Demand
nc the leaders Of the party were
1llrg for the journey IN All sec
h y the country, the stream OF ar.
~ from now on Will be steady and
aiing in volume. The white
. large as a goose egg has been
tOnned by the residents OF
wv. which says In plain black
y i live in Denver; ask
ne Cleveland Resolution.
W Cleveland resolution contln.
? ae the subject OF quiet discus.
ne quick reioinder OF the New
~ and Bryan adherents Thurs
sle7eoy Il was made plain
plan announced ANNOUNCED
S'lan people, that the conyen.
s'a'a Be given opportunity ilrst
a'F deplore Mr.. Cleyeland's
AhAout endorsing his political
SIS regarded with satsfac.
many quarters. with the
ean IN the control OF the Me-
lAe carrying 0ut OF this plan
aahs Il necessary n the Park.
'asiion Is to be brought Tor,
Z have Il offered a. . subttl.
w Al the attending lnalcailons
..8 - 70 force . test ~ atrength.
TIE Negro Question.
- question may come 70 the
'ae convention. Report has
Dsaver that Mr.. Bryan
sieaset 70 see incorporated
'lorm rehake 20 the admln,
@f ne dismissal of the ne.
"a a,oourt % ths Browne
aaalg ana the southern
Ns co ne aeId are ~ "a
'aty 20 he ideA. al ths
-. ne Ne5rssks candidate
slied ~ representative.
ne Hho have assured hin
aigai 9erunciats0n Of the
e aimlristrziion N thal
iasure Thousands y
Y. ssnocraiir tlckst IA n.
a''a' states u ehe uor,a
a~ss fhit - vas fo1ns
naiatorasis - surA .
''si' q Fair Play.
faist a. bolalns asinic,
toop.w momls -,
~aarrss uf.hous 1870
~ laf sser 1850
ard tt thenfsre \.
~ suar u 8 s,nnk -
~. 'st a,l psiy re- 49,
A- ss-i1sg rAas auea y
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-06
.''''si, = Falr pisy.

IN fa'st a. holssnr muiofc~
y A.. noogsn ahmls nos
\ 49,. aarEsi uishoug souns
20 seer awahnshaa
\. ari q therefore ~
rr.. aaz - . siAnk ~
y. '.ss ass ir sse l-swrr
~ af riay Ttoas uss
- sa-i1sa EAm sueh a.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

erection of the roof and closing in for the winter months. This roof will be removed at the beginning of the hot weather next season. The building will be practically all iron and abso- lute fire proof with three large exits on the alley in addition to the front and rear openings. Arrangements will be made for heating the building com fortably. should the weather become exceptionally cold. The stage will be enlarged to accommodate any act in the business, the bleachers will be done away with and two hundred chairs placed in the reserve section. The vaudeville acts secured for the winter season will be of a higher class than formerly. and the moving pie lures will be new and direct from the factory. Many other details, too num- erous to mention. and yet quite neces- sary will be installed. In fact. the ar engagements are when completed, the patrons will find nothing left undone for their comfort and enjoyment dur ing the entertainments. After the roof is completed Mir. Echlin announces that there will be the usual two night ly performances. and three matinees each week, introducing the pictures and also the vaudeville acts. Tonight tow features will be produced, The two features will be produced, The Illustrated song and singing special ties.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
GET SOME couNTY Riehts Nnu

GET SOME COUNTY Rights NOW, for the Port orient Cook Stove Burn CT from Cobb & Meek. Big money. Cost to operate, ? cents per hours in Phoenix; burns distillate No. (non- explosive) Demonstration for few days at Massie & Sons COpp. Court House) See ad on page Is.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE DAGGS ESTATE-There was hearing in probate court yesterday of the objection of Hugh R. Daggs to the petition of J. F. Daggs for letters of administration on the estate of Melinda E. Daggs The objection is based on the ground that there is no estate.
 APPEAL IN UNION BANK CASE. Judge Jamison, attorney for the de- fendant in the case of W. F. Nichols against the Title Guaranty and Surety company. surety for J. L. M'DOwell, former cashier of the bank, yesterday filed an appeal in the office of the clerk of the supreme court, from the judgment of the district court.
 SNAKE BITE SPECIFIC-A well known citizen of Phoenix yesterday wrote to one of the largest manufac- turing pharmacists of the United States to discover whether any reward was offered for the discovery of an antidOte to rattlesnake virus. There is plant. common in certain portions of the southwest, which is an in faIible remedy for the poison. The va rious Indian tribes along the Colorado river have used the remedy from time immemorial. as well as many of those of northern Mexico. The United States dispensatory does not contain the name of any specific for the poison,
 and it would seem that such a con tributiOn to medical science would be desired.
 MOTION DAY.-Most of the busi- ness of the law day session of the dis trict court, yesterday went over to the next motion day. A divorce was grant ed Margaret Morales from Ramon Mo rales on the ground of desertiOn. In the case of Erie F. Skaden against J. W Latimer and others, the plaintiff was allowed to file objection to the report of the receiver and the obiec- ton was denied This was followed by an order confirming the sale of the receiver of the property of the Wills Mining and Milling company in Yuma county Latimer was allowed fifteen days in which to file a complaint for damages against Skaden and the lat ter was allowed twenty days thereaf- ter in which to make answer.
 INTEREST IN ATHlETlCS.-It is certain now that the schools of the ter ritory will be well represented in the athletic department of the territorial fair Word was received yesterday from Superintendent M'Clure of the Yuma schools saying that there would be a team from that place and similar word has come from the Tucson high school Announcement had already been made that Bisbee and Douglas would each send a full track team. There will almost certainly be one from Prescott and probably one from the northern normal school Then there will be teams from Phoenix, from the Indian school and the Tempe normal. At any rate it is assured that there will be seven teams in the field this year against four a year ago. The
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

local athletes are looking longingly on the s3O silver cup now on display in the windows of Hilderbrans jewelry store which will go to the team making the greatest number of points.
 CITY TAXES DUE.-The office force in City Assessor Barnett's office last night completed mailing notices that city taxes are due. Taxes are payable beginning tomorrow and may be made without penalty until November 16.
 BACK FOR THE WINTER-The Misses Anna and Fannie Archer, ac- companied by their brother George Archer. returned here yesterday from their home in St. Paul and will be at Palm Lodge for the winter Dr. H. H. Stone of Palm Lodge has also return ed from his eastern visit.
 AN ICE WAGON IN MoTION.-A runaway which at first promised to prove disasterous, took place yesterday when team of horses belong ing to the City Ice company took fright while standing near the. corner of Second and Washington streets. The team mnged forward and started a merry run east on Washington street. Pedestrians crossing the street in this vicinity were forced to quicken their steps and take to the sidewalk In front of the New York Store the team collided with a light farmers rig com pletely smashing the outfit. Down the street the team continued in it's flight. After a few blocks of running the team was stopped without doing anymore serious damage.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

Since s. A. Echlin bought out MT. Reeves interest in the Airdome the ater he has been making some splen- did improvements in connection with this popular place of amusement, and he is not nearly through yet. The principal new feature already installed is tn latest and highest priced Edi- son Kaleidoscope, which produces pie lures practically without any flicker
 so that no one can complain of his eye becoming tired watching them. Next week Mir Echlin commences the
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
BOXES FOR THE FAIR.

Assignments Of boxes for the fair will be made at the office of the sec retary, Saturday. Oct r, at o'clock a. m. Those who apply for reserva- tions will be allowed to make selections at that time in the order in which they have applied.
 Boxes seating six persons are $25 for the week, and must be paid for when assigned.
 R R KIRK Secretarv
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS

Monday night at the 3rd Ave. Theat- CT. Holoday and Percival will usher in The Burgess Stock Co in the famous drama. "The Devil" From reports re- ceived from Tucson. where "The DeviI' had a weeks run at the opera house, this company is a remarkable one.
 Persons who have seen this play produced in New York, readily admit that this company has no peer. The Burgess company also carries a set of vaudeville artists that will be a revelation to Phoenix people. The famous three Kelcl sisters will do some rare stunts Tickets on sale at Lar sons Drug store today, 1Oc, 20c, BOG and soc.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

Piano tuning, red 2OS1, Hamilton Bros.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
WE WANT TEAMS.

Kodak work cheap at Donnelrs.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
No O-e Expects If.

Without the use Of Sexine Pills a weak or run down person cannot eX- pect to become thoroughly strong. SeXine Pills are the strongest and sur est tonic in the world. The price is $1 a box; six boxes $5, with full guar antee. Address or call EIvey & Hulett, Druggist, where they sell all the prin- cipal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
Republican County Ticket

For Council, GEORGE NJ. HALM. For Legislative Assembly, ROY s. GOODRICH. E. w. WILBUR.
 J. c. REED. L V. STEWART.
 For Sheriff, s. W. HIGLEY. For District Attorney, ' II. B. WILKINSON. For Treasurer, E. A. SPAULDING. For Recorder, GEO. w. COWGILL. For Probate Judge, J. c. PHILLIPS. For Superintendent of Schools, HOMER DAVIS. For Supervisors, C. :. STEWARD. I. T. HOSEY. For County Surveyor, O. A. TURNKEY. PHOENIX PRECINCT. For Justice of the Peace, c. w. TOMBSTONE. \. A MORFORD. For ConStables, JOE CONTRERAS. W. J. FERRIS.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
A TOWN BUILDER-

N v IN DO -- -'' ILtIT , T IIVU- man who for some years has been conducting a saddle and spectacle em- porium on North Center street will move the first of next month to South Center just below the Goldman store Mir. Friedman hates to leave his pres eat location. He knows that he will lose money by it but he is impelled to move by purely philanthropic motives He has built up the north end of the town and now he is overcome by his sense of duty to the south end.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
slINoAY AT THE FIRST M. E.

SONUNT N TIL T II'N ''' - CHURCH-First NJ. F. church, corner of Monroe street and Second avenue James Allen Geissinger, pastor. Morn ing worship at II a. m- The pastor preach at this hour upon Isaiah 32;l. The music at this service besides the regular hymns will be a choral piece by the church choir which is led by the church quartette consisting of Mrs. c. A. Barnes, soprano; Mrs. V. J. Barlow. contralto; Prof. T. Farncis Hughes. tenor: MT. Charles Christy, baritone. and Prof. s. v. Behan. or ganist Professor Hughes and Mrs. Borlow will sing Steincr's duet: Love Divine all Love EXcclling.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

The Southwestern Sugar and Land O.. wants at once, teams to blow 2000 acres of land for the preparation of the coming beet planting and will con tract blowing by the acre or hire teams by the day. Apply z, West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
A WIRELESS WHISPER

Honolulu, Oct. 10.-A wireless mes sage between the cruisers West Vir- ginia and Maryland, of the Pacific fleet was heard faintly at the wireless sta tion here today. The fleet. under the command of Rear Admiral Swinburne sailed from Pago Pago. Samoa, for this port on october 3, and had not since been reported. The present distance of the cruisers from Honolulu is not known.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
Long Ago.

CArthur Burke-in Hampton's Broad
 way Magazine for October). Little mother, long ago SOftest music, sweet and low, Red the baby breast of care, Made the blackest darkest wear
 Guise of brightest day. Little mother. long ago Boyhood came to you to know Reasons for it's fancied strife, Childish problems of it's life;
 You could always say. Little mother long ago God has called on you to go. Leaving manhood memory fair, Shedding brightness over care,
 Teaching men to pray.
 Piano tuning, red 2OS1, Hamilton Bros.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
SENATOR BEvERIDcE ILL

Reno, oct. 10.-Senator Beveridge who was to have to addressed a repub lican meeting tonight in this city, is i'll at Lake Tahoe. Physicians have him to speak in public for some time.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

R R. KIRK, Secretary.