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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-19
SOCIETY.
To Wed soon.

The marriage Of Miss Leona
Hirsch and Mr.. Richard Brady viii
take place at Hotel Willamette. Mon
day evening, December 2S. Miss
Hirsch Is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hirsch who reside ut
the Willametto Hotel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-19

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Williams news., 1908-07-18
SPECIAL NEWS LINERS

FOR SALE My entire pen of car rier pigeons. A bargain. See H. l.. Aphold. at Poison Bros. M. Co. Now open for business at the old stand-the Oid Reliable Big Photo Tent. MIsHLER x WALKER.
 Horses for sale at Lambs corral Come early and get your pick.
 z c. Morris can supply you with door and window screens that fit, and at reasona ble prices.
 When you need fresh fruit or vegetables ring up phone 4 3. We make speciality of them
 HILL & KENNEDY.
 While in Ash Fork stop at the American Chinese estaurant. Best meal in town. Satisfactory service, and square meal guaranteed.
 Mrs. M Scott, trained nurse Family sewing done promptly and neatly. and work guaranteed. h. quire at residence of Mrs. Geo. l.. Barnes. near electric light plant. or address postofice box 275.
Williams news., 1908-07-18
Williams Property for Sale

Having decided to leave Willia ms l offer for sale all my property, in cluding the following:
 Five room house and lot in mill own.
 Two houses and five lots in Taber addition.
 Lodging house and four Lots on Railroad avenue.
 Some lots and parcels of land in Williams.
 For further particulars call on or address me.
 MRS. s B. TABER, Williams, Ariz.
Williams news., 1908-07-18
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
-Cocal Hews

R. J Connor was a Prescott wis., itor this week.
 Patsy Hollihan of Ash Fork was in the city Saturday on business.
 Mrs. A. A. Muzzy of Grand Can yon was in the city Saturday.
 Mrs S. A. Cummings visited at Grand Canyon the first of the week.
 Mission furniture. medicine cases. china closets and all odd work done by Morris, the sash and door man.
 Charley Dobrey left on the linn ited last Friday evening for Jer- o,ne, having resigned his position with Grove & Mccoy.
 Victor Meliek is recovering from a severe illness. and will soon be able to be about his duties at the electric light plant again.
 We save you money when you let 1s make your ice cream, punch, or sherbet. Your patronage solie ited and satisfaction guaranteed.
 HILL x KENNEDY.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Pulliam wa. in the city Thursday with a man who had been bound over by the Grand Canyon justice court to await the action of the grand jury.
 A few shirt waist suits left. They are splendid values. Only $2 50 suit. Made of best persals and lawn. The best of workmanship. Poison Bros. Mer Co.
 Lawyer X. N Sleeves returned Wednesday evening from his vaoa- tion trip to the coast. He brought a large bouquet of flowers with him from the Golden state.
 J D. Raudebaugh secured some excellent views of William scen- cry. Sunday, with his camera, from the top of the new Nellis water tank.
 Martin Buggeln was here from Williams yesterday to attend a meeting of the oattlemen. He is largely interested in cattle raising and several other business enter prises in this county. and also owns business interests in California Flagstaff Gem.
 Judge K Rice, trustee of tie Arizona Smelling company and the Consolidated Arizona Smelt- ing company, hankrupts, ca me over from Prescott Saturday and spent the first days of the week seeir the Canyon.
 Lieutenant Old of the Arizona Rangers arrested a Mexican the other day for being drunk and dis- orderly on the streets. The Mexi- can resisted and Old did some jiu- jitsu stunts on him with the result that the man was subdued in hurry.
 A large number of the generous citizens of Williams collected purse containing something like $S4, the past two weeks. and pre- sented it to Mrs H. D. Ritter, who was quite seriously hurt at the race track during the races on July 3. | The purse was intended by the donors to remunerate her in a small way for injuries received and for the loss of her horse, which was killed in the accident. Mrs. Ritter feels very grateful to her friends, and wishes this paper to tell her friends that she is very thankful to them. ]
Williams news., 1908-07-18

The Jerome News of July II says that the United Verde smelter will be in full blast again before Tues day night, after thorough clean ing up. repairing and readjusting of the ma chinery in all it's depart ments, and with an increased pro ductiOn.
Williams news., 1908-07-18
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Office of the Board of Equal ization, Coconino Co.,, Ariz.
 Flagstaff, Ariz July 8, 1908.

Pursuant to recess of the 7th inst. the Board of Equalization re- convened today. all members and the Clerk and Assessor being pres ent. The Board continued the ex- animation of the original assess ment roll for the purpose of equal ization, noting thereon contem- plated increases. and upon motion duly carried took a recess to July 9th at g a. m.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman. Attest: THos. A. FLYNN, Clerk.
Williams news., 1908-07-18

Flagstaff, Ariz.. July g. 1908
 Pursuant to recess of the 8th inst, the Board of Equalization rsconvened today. Pres. nt. Chair man and Member Gregg, Memb Der Cameron and Clerk Flynn. The Board continued the examination of the original assessment roll for the purpose of equalization. noting thereon contemplated increases, and upon motion duly carried took a recess to July 10th, 1908, at g d. m.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman. Attest: T. A. FLYNN. Clerk.
Williams news., 1908-07-18
Mrs John Baumgartner was very

Tom Pollock of Flagstaff had business in the city Thursday.
 Bert Stephenson of Flagstaff was in the city Monday on business.
 H. Heide of Winslow was in the city the first of the week on busi- ness.
 Bert Cameron and family of Flagstaff spent several days of this week at the Canyon.
 Judging from appeara nces in the local yards, the Santa Fe's busi- ness is picking up rapidly.
 Remember, we order for you a. oublisher's prices any paper or book published. Hill & Kennedy.
 Dr. Raymond, the Flagstaff phy- sician. is building cottage on his lot near F. O. Polson's residence.
 FOR SALE A Tennessee jack and d young standard bred stal- ion W. K. Ro-s. Maine, Arizor a :.
 Attorney Geo. w. Glowner went to Flagstaff Tuesday to look after the removal of some of his earthly possessions to this city.
 District Attorney Ashurst left today for Los Angeles, Cal, to visi his mother, brother and sister for a few days.-Flagstaff Gem.
 William F. Dermont. president of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company, returned on Wednesday from a business trip to the north east.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Kraemer and daughter have gone to Ash Fork to reside, where Mr. Kraemer has ac- cspted a position with the s. F P. & P.-Prescott Courier.
 The driveway leading south from town past the Santa Fe da m is now m excellent shape, some much needed work having recently been done on it.
 J. D. Raudebaugh went to Nel- son Monday to make some needed repairs on Postal wires down there. The damage to the wires was done during the big fire there last week.
 c. Selvey, chief special agent of the coast lines. was in the city for q short time from Los Angeles. Monday. He was accompanied by Division Special Agent Overstreet oi Winslow.
 A special train of nine cars, con sisting of a baggage car, diner and seven sleepers, occupied by party of New York business men, accompanied by their wives, visited the Canyon the latter part of last week. They were on their way to California.
 w. K. Ross. the Maine raneher. was h the city Thursday on his way nome from the southern part of the territory. Mr Ross reports the weather in the southern part very hot, and was glad to get back to the mountainous section.
 A party of pleasure seekers, headed by Mrs. William F. Der mont. spent Sunday picnicing in the pine forest on this side of Bill Williams mountain. The day was an ideal Ons for picnic and the plcnicers sn oyed. themselves im- mensely.
 Henry Sharp of Springerville reached Holbrook Friday with the bunch of 500 head of stock cattle that Peter Slaughter sold to Mr. Boyce of Williams. The cattle were turned over to MT Boyce at Obed lake and will be driven to their new range near Nilliams.- Holbrook Argus.
 Press dispatches announce a heavy rain, amounting almost to a cloudburst, at Winslow Monday. This section was also visited by
Williams news., 1908-07-18

Julius Herman of Flagstaff wis itsd Joe Blumber here Sunday.
 R.. Bunnem of Winslow was in the city the first of the week.
 w. B. Linzey went to Flagstaf if on No ? Monday evening, on busi- ness.
 Victor Montgomery, who has been in the city for several weeks, left Sunday for Ash ForF.
 J. H. Hudson, the electrician has finished the work of putting in the lights at the round house.
 H J. Gray, the Jerome Junction woolgrower, is here on sheep busi- ness.-P Prescott Journal Miner.
 The largest supply of base ball pods in northern Arizona at
 HILL & KENNEDY's.
 w. A. Field and wife left this week for Murristta Springs, Cal, where they will spend a short va cation.
 Wm. L. Heinikle, Santa Fe ma chinist, who has been in Willia ms ,bout a month, left Monday for Winslow.
 Built in china cabinets, book eases and all odd work quickly and neatly done by z. c. Morris, sash and door factory. P. O. Box 1SS
 George Edgar, who was sick last week, has recovered sufficiently to resume his duties in the hardware department of Babbitt Bros' store.
 The work train, which was re- gently taken off twas put back on the Canyon road this Nesk, but it's life was rather short. having only been put on for few days.
 J. D. Newman of Ash Fork was Tn the city Thursday on business. He has located some land down there and is putting in his time de- veloping it. He says the land is . valuable reservoir site.
 Attorney George w. Glowner has decided to locate in Williams, and has moved his law office down from Flagstaff. MT. Glowner is @ gentleman and a good lawyer. and Willia ms extends to him the well come hand.
 There was no ball game on the grounds Sunday and the fans were all rather lonely because of that fact. We hope the ball games have not been discontinued. The Willia ms team was just beginning to show it's real worth. winning the last tour games played.
 Robert Wente, of the Saginaw Lumher company, and John Olson of Poison Bros.. Williams, are talk ing in the sights in this vicinity this week. They intend making an overland trip to Montezuma Castle and other points south dur ing the next month.-Coconino Sun.
 Gus Mulhollard of Gallup, N. M., was in the city the latter part of last week. visiting his daughter. Mrs. Walker. MT Mulholland was on his way home from Searehlight, New, where he has been on mining business. He sold mine which he recently bought. to Chicago capi- alist, at a handsome profit. Mir. Mulholland is assessor of McKin- ley county, New Mexico.
 Two troops of Ft. Apache cav airy arrived at Holbrook Monday on their way to Ft. Wingate, where they will engage in mimic warfare with the soldiers of the post. The boys look like the real thing, they having artillery with them. This is done on orders from he war department and is intend | I'd as test of the endurance skill |
Williams news., 1908-07-18

Flagstaff, Ariz July 10, 1908.
 Pursuant to recess of the 9th inst. the Board of Equalization met today. Present. Chairman and Member Gregg: Member Cameron and Clerk Flynn. The Board con- tinued the examination of the original assessment roll for the purpose of equalization, noting thereon contemplated increases, and upon motion duly carried took a recess to July 11th, 1908, at g a. m.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman. Attest: THos. A. FLYNN, Clerk.
Williams news., 1908-07-18

Flagstaff, Ariz., July 13, 1908.
 Pursuant to recess of the 1th inst, the Board reconvened today. Present. Chairman and Member Gregg, Member Cameron and Clerk Flynn. The Board continued the exa mination of the original assess. ment roll for the purpose of equal ization. noting thereon contem- plated increases, and upon motion duly carried took a recess until Monday, July 20, 1908, at g e. n.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman. Attest: THos A. FLYNN, Clerk.
Williams news., 1908-07-18

Flagstaff, Ariz. July II, 1908.
 Pursuant to recess of the 10th inst the Board reeonvened today. Present, Chairman and Member Gregg. Member Cameron and Clerk Flynn. The Board continued the sxa imitation of the original assess ment roll for the purpose of equal ization, noting thereon contem- plated increases, and upon motion duly carried, took a recess until July 13 at g a. m.
 JESSE GREGG. Chairman. Attest: THos A. FLYNN, Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
.SLASH[D HIS MAN
TIL EN- GAVE ALARM
Negro Urged Ambulance t
Hurry, and Quietly Eluded
Police.

While there was no report to the
ambulance authorities ofaccidents from
fireworks or Fourth OF July celebra-
tons yesterday one runaway accident
being all that could be strictly charged
to fireworks. Ambulance Surgeon
White was kept on the jump all day
attending negroes who got the worst
Of it in cutting scrapes or whose heads
were broken in soma street fight.
The ambulance was called to Second
and Canal Streets early in the after
noon to attend Henry Hatchkins. OF
No. $50 South Second Street, who was
found badly cut on the left shoulder.
AS the wagon on a dead run turned
into South Second negro passed, and
called out: you'd better hurry. I've
most killed that niger" The police
have been looking for the fugitive ever
since. Arriving at Canal, Hatchkins
was sewed up and taken to his home.
The wagon hardly got back to Its
far-away home before q call came to
houn Street. who hhI been cut under
his left eye in fight.
At the First Police Station DR.. White
found John Day with an arm which
needed several stitches. Then last
night there was n negro mixup at
Seventeenth and Franklin Streets, In
which Berkeley Taylor "sassed' an
unknown woman. who came back with
a rozor, making n swipe that nearly cut
off his face. DR.. White found the
whole cheek laid bare under the right
eye. The wound was dressed and ban-
daged and Taylor left in the care OF
the police until the inwardness OF the
fight Is determined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
JUMPED From
BLAZING AUT 0.
Dr.. sloan's Machine Then Dashed
Into Curbstone and Was
Practically Ruined.

Riding out Monument Avenue beyond
the Lee Monument; yesterday after
noon shortly before o'clock, In five
seated White steamer. DR.. Julian w.
Sloan, of No. 932 Park Avenue, noticed
smoke curling about his feet, and be-
fore he and several boys who were
with him could get clear of the car 1t
was in a bright blaze.
Shutting off the steam and throwing
tho brake, DR.. Sloan jumped, leaving
the car to run nearly hundred feet
and come to a stop against the curb
stone blazing fiercely. Neighbors
came to the assistance of the automobile
party. and a still alarm was turned in.
Chemical wagon No. 10, from Broad
and Lombardy Streets was sent out
and eNtinguished the blaze after the
cushions and woodwork had been we'll
charred. while many of the pipes and
connections beneath the front seat
were twisted and melted through.
Tho fire cid not reach the main tank
of gasolene stored In tho rear.
The car was put out of commission
by the accident, and, while not thor
oushly cxamned last night by ma
chinists. is thought to be an almost
The car is n 1906 model steam. car,
and was formerly the. property Of Mr.:
John r. Wilson. of this city. who sold
1t to Dr.. Sloan some time ago.
that. while he had not carefully en-
nmlned the car. he had been informed
that it was not seriously damaged
only the paint and cushions being In.
lured.f often happened, he said, that
an automobile driver saw flashes OF
ing alarmed. opened the wrong valves
thus causing greater damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
CITY ATTORNEY
P.R.0|vES CODE
Document Goes to Finance Com
nittee and Council for Adop-
ton Tomorrow.

After several days OF hard work,
City Attorney Pollard completed yes
terday his revision OF the text OF the
proposed building code. and turned the
document over to City Accountant
George Crenshaw, clerk OF the Council
Committee on Finance. This commit
tee has been called to meet in special
session tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, and II the code then meets
with it's final approval 1t will go to
the Council for adoption tomorrow
night.
In the main the changes made by
Mr.. Pollard have been merely textual.
In an effort to make legally clear the
and architects, who framed the docu-
spector. Mr.. Crenshaw has rearranged
the paper in series OF numbered sec
tons, which will enable the Council to
adopt 1t seriatim or as whole. and
will later permit Of amendments to
any section without the necessity of
re-enacting the whole ordinance. The
urgent necessity for building Law
has been SO apparent OF late that 1t
is believed the Council will now adopt
the paper without further amendment.
and should defects appear after it is
put in operation take up what amend
ments may be necessary. In the minds
of many. such course would result in
much less harm than the further delay
of providing building ordinance for
bo cff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
RABBITS GREAT FOURTH
Opened saloon in CnrrlnEc and Pro-
coded to Glenn Out the Stock.

Opened saloon in Cnrrlngc and Pros
cccdcd to Clean Out the stock.
Rabbit Jones (colored). a driver for
Thomas b. Hicks. In celebrating tile
Fourth loaded the inside OF his car
Rage yesterday with; many bottles
OF beer. and during the day descended
from his lofty perch from time to
time to enjoy the cooling beverage.
Smoking rank cigar and armed with
n bottle opener, Rabbit, with no
3trought of where he stopped the car
riage. would climb down from his seat
above. enthrone himself on the soft
cushions In the carriage where he
would. with songs loud enough to be
heard for many blocks, demostrate his
patriotism and loyalty.
Unfortunately Officer Farmer hap
5pened along during one of the many
periods of Rabbits celebration. AMI
seeing no driver on the carriage de-
}cfded to investigate. Sticking his head
in the carriage the officer saw Rabbit
and decided that he was unfit to con-
tinue his patriotic demonstration alone.
The wagon was quickly called anil
Rabbit. silk hat and case OF beer. were
bundled in and whirled to the Second
Station. He declared he was taking
the beer to q gentleman what hired
him but as chances were against his
ever getting to his destination, officer
Farmer thought that he had better
finish the GLORIOUS Fourth inEthe
& Ij5t : ssif9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
MULE RAN AWAY

= ( = Ft = sThL
Frightened by Crackers, md Owner
Badly Hurt In Mix-up
But one accident directly attributable
to Fourth Of July fireworks was re-
ported by Ambulance Surgeon White
last night, that being mule runaway,
following the explosion of poDcrackers.
Mr.. r. II. Hollnway, Of No. O03 Short
Baker Street, with his two sons, aged
sixteen and twelve. was driving in a
cart on Brook Avenie yesterday after
noon, shortly after 8 o'clock, when
the mule became frightened at the
noise of frecrackers. and ran. Mr..
Holloway and his sons We're thrown
out. the older boy escaping without In
Jury. Mr.. Holloway himself received
a severe cut on the back OF the head
and was bruised about the face and
shoulder. DR.. White was called with
the city ambulance. and found it nee
cssary to take six stitches In tho back
of his head, The younger boy was
severely bruised. but not seriously hurt.
The mule was caught further down the
street. Mr. Holloway was taken to
his home in the ambulance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
TO SPEAK ON C HlNA
Missionary Of Long Experience VIII
Tell of Work in Orient.

Under the auspices OF the Inter
Laymen's Missionary
Movement, Rev. William Remfy Hunt,
of China. will speak at the Church Of
the Covenant tonight. The main OBJ
ject of the Laymen's Movement In this
city and elsewhere is to give publicity
to everything that will tend to awaken
a keener and deeper interestgin mission
work. Mr.. Hunt has been In China for
about ten years. and leaves for his
home in that country next week. Men
are especially invited to attend the
night service. Mr.. Hunt will preach
at the usual morning service at the
Seventh Street Christian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
MANY STATES TO ADOPT .
VzRGlNLA,S COCAINE LAW
Police Commissioner Manning Explains Effect Of Statute
Showing Convention Of Chiefs How 1t Has Improved
Conditions Here Baltimore SURPRISING the3E Evil

Although tho Police Department does
not claim to have ended all Of tho CO.
foaine affic In Richmond, the law
pasYod ut the recent session OF the
General Assembly has almost reduced
tho ovil to n minimum, and with the
war which Is still being waged on the
dealers, the department Is satisfied
tina. nll OF the crooks may be sup
pressed In time. The fact that the
regarded by tie courts MS an evidence
OF evil intent practically makes 1t ini-
! ossible for the dealers to escape. In
the Hustings Court many offenders
have been convicted and sent to the
pcnitentlary for n term Of two years.
Convention rlcnscd With Inv.
While attending the convention OF
police chiefs Mt Detroit, Major Werner
and Police Commissioner Chris Man
ming, Jr., explained In detail the opera
ton Of the Virginia law, with the re-
suit that delegates from other cities
declared that they would work for its
adoption in their States.
Requests have been received here
for copies Of the act from eigat or
ton cities" said Mr.. Manning yeste.-
day. and I believe that the Virginia
plan will be generally followed within
the next few years The Cincinnati
chief told me that he had more trouble
with the coke sniffers' along the wa ter
front in his city than with Ill .ther
offenders combined. The law there has
not been sufficient to deal with Tho
crooks, but when they are apt to be
sent up for having the drug In their
possession, 1t will make the work OF
conviction less difficult hereafter The
South is particularly afflicted, owing,