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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

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lGuiflng Der @0bIer 81 ltcbIcn.
Gica Mdn0pcr miro in @clt.&ir9inia
pcrilldt.
Nnf Urrmo Don obiolitt SllucrIdiii.
gcn Nod)rid)tcn miiicn mir, bnb Die
Hcplbfifoncr sic bon ibncn in tribe.
rem Wablcn ollSgCilbtc InttIf nlld)
bCuer 5llr Anpcloln3 5ll brinacn Der
illd)ru. &nioINc Der Ourd) oic re.
p,blifnniiNe WtiBmirtbihoit bcrbci.
lSeiiibrtGnl lSnldf iin0 IN WGltrSSirGis
MIA nod uiclc 6nbrifcn Dcidlolien,
mo Der 4}lon Der Ncprblitnncr 8cbt
MN oobiL rcQiIlrirtc 9lrbciter, DC
rem Gintrctcn iiir 9rpun bctount lit,
iibcr 0cll Ohio nud 0cnl Nod)burs
ltnat 81 %brinAc1L inter Dem Scrlprcs
dctt, 0oB lie BORT NrbcIt crboltcl
t0nlCn. Sic beitreitcn Die Soften
iiir Ocl 9lule1tbnlt oicicr 9iir3cr bon
@cIt-9irginio bis iibcr bcn @nblto8
i'm Stante Obio, nm ibncn Onnl
trodcll ST crfl6rcr, OoB 0ic crmortete
Nrbcit59clc8cnbcit lid crit nod chit
ger 3cit bictcn mcroc. Nli Oicic
@ciie ioacn bic Mrbcitcr IN bcn
@rCu50iItrittCr BON McItsSirNinio
nm ibr Stimmrcdt bctroacn mcrocn.
@ir bnbcn %orbcrcitru82n gctrpl'
icrL INN oicic bctrii9criiGcn 9}rorti.
fen III pcrcitcln."
9ctrng I'M @robcn.
Nll3 Southport I'M County Grullf-
lin lit aciicrn 0cm &prlibcnorn Sor,
riion unn Der Grctlltipc oca 0cniDtrns
tiibcn StnntasGOmitc3 Die McI0rulg
bon @ctrii1crcicn I'M @rp6cn, mcld)c
Die bortigcn rcpublifaniidcn 6ilbrcr
pcrilbt BADEN, 5lt9c8ongct. Nod) bic.
lcr Mclou1g ii1o olli Sernnloinung
Der Sii6rer in 6cnl 9cnonltcn Srtc
0cn StimmliItcn mcitcre 100 Numcn
bil5ligcfilgt moroen. Tic pom ser
@rcflltipc nit llcbCrinadrn9 Der
S%:immliltcn bconItrogtcn NnmdIte
ltcatcn felt, 0ob ben Ocn 100 ncucin-
Gctro9cncn onGcblidcn @Gblcrn nid)t
mcbr ais 5mci ltinnmbcrcdtigt lill0,
ulb lie icbtcn bic Strcidymg Der
iibrigcn 9S Nomcn oltrd).
IS lit cine bctotntc Sbotiohc, onb
sic rcpl.tlitoniihcr Tiibrcr IN bcu
@cbirgs- 2itriftcn immcit Der collo-
6ilhcn 8rcn3c Stimmpicb aus Dem
Gonndcllanoe inipOrtircn ltnO bieieS
@cIin6el aus cincm @ol5idQcrlagcr
III baS onoerc idoifen I'm sic re.
pltblifoniihcu Stimmcn3oblcn oui
Die grDBtnloBlid)c Sobe 81 bringen.
altgelid)ts Der lofalen 8erb1ltniiic lit
es nobc5u Gin cling Scr llnmoglid-
felt, oielem id)omloien Sreiben poll.
'touoig GinboIt SIT tbun, oo6 miro
ote Grcfutipe feline Wiibelt idellen,
nm o:e @oblbetriigcreicn ollf oos
duBerlte MininiIm 81, Backgammon.
Tic fommenbe lcbte ISOLDE oeS
Dies ldbrigen @oblfnmpies miro por.
oislit)tlid) bier mlBerorocntlih le6-
ba't Dcrocn. Gie Anpeienbcit bei-
Der Frdiioentid)oits- Ganoioatcn nno
Die geplanten groBcn politiibcn Wol.
lenper'ammlungen boben Den Eoli5el-
eommiIldr Bingham peronlaBt, UNI
fallenoe @orbercitlnget 81 t%refien,
I'M Die Menihenmengen, Die lid, in
Den 8eriommlungsbolen mo in DC.
rem Habe orangen meroen meiltern
3t fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
e. gtliau Saucriucin, jun.. Ntiualt.
Er. tl00-tt19, Sa,ocrts pntlotn9.

oan2l. 1920 o;NOb2.6 .ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
NnftiOns'T n5rigcn.
&. Milan Saucrweiu, Ian, NH,unif.
gtr. llU9-ltl9, ga bert Ntllolnp.
@crinuf orS ibrrlrbcuoen @rrwaitets oes
iucrtbuDilcn nrunojItStrcicn nno
4tudtf. (cIneathtt ma

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@rrtnuf brs ibrrirbrnoen @rrwnltetS oes
tucrtbuohcn arilo5tHStrcicn nho
Endlt- @lAcHthEnis
Nr. sis, $50 mo SJ4, Suiuaro.S trafe.
Nr1It ncr IN ocm Ieli1ntenie hcS perftorbcneIt
Camel SunllpH ettlaltcrcH Htuiuritnt mo ntls
ter etItcnt Wetcbl oes sSditeltGerihts oer Sinot
baltimore lolrn Der unier6cidbnete, interference
Observation-Disclosures nml Dlpntag, ben 0. gSof
rcrnber 1908. an heu reipcttineH Nricn aut Of
tCltIi6er @ltftion bdS lucttbpplle arlno3ilsfrete
lrlo lSdhlciaentbum bcriuifcIl, onS, mic lol1t,
bcl0rteber miro, nilrIih:
Tim $50 tlbr Tadjm. Hr. S1S, W~uro.poiparb'
Strabe, bcb1llt nit ciiteul oretitbdt9en Stcgel'
itctr .9als nit Ninterbdus, IS beqirltt an Der
GSciiieite bon &nlunrosSttnbe, 106 SUB forolid
non WuhifplsStr nit elmer 6rurtc an be-
t0gtcr criiGcItuu1icr Strubc bon ciiua 10 SUB,
nit cilIcr Gietc bon ettua so SUB. @rlinoJtnS
$1,000.
ilub Iufnrt oarauf. Tr. $50, Guro sSpiunrb.
Strnsc, hebunt NIT ciUent orelttndtqeH 3iegeis
iteinz0au3 lIno 5luciitidigem 9tntcrbdiis. Us
bcaiunt an Der y9eilfette Der SCENARIOS trnbe.
etipo $50 }tB liz {oil noreitG pom W'aSllon'
Strabe, nit eiilcr Srurtr an helngfer .erliges
nnrnie Sir0be bon ctpa II Sib lilo 6 3ou,
nit ctncr Sicfc bon etlpu 10 SUP. 8runo5tns
$1,000.
lluo iofurt ouranf. Ir. S34. Tore.ppparo.
strape, behait nit cinent oretitodlgen 3teael'
tteitaSnus. IS bcqiltilt at Der WeIttetie bon
SoirnrosS trnbc, 800 Sub nbrbti6 BOP Winoilrn'
Gtrdbc. nit elmer ,Srnute an bciQnter eritge,
IurtiCr StCabe bon ettu1 10 6nh. az sou! nut
elmer Siefe bon eiipd 40 SuB. WrnhoS tnettet.
vile ~llufotten bus gum lagc oeS ScrfautS be-
1Iid)Cn. -
Scrfaufs Ncoinaungen; gnar. Gin SepoIit
bon $10G pIro bonn Ndufcr eire6 ieocn @runo'
tiildcS tur Bell bes Serfnnts eer,alet.
Charles %. Scnisier.
llcberlchcnoer Observation-Disclosures.
Gattiiuu & 8ahai,
Iuiiionntercn.
CSn2i. % 90. q;9tub2, BOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
0ctthnf oea RberleDcnben Vetpaftefe ots
FL ipertbruilcn VadteigcutbnnIs vs.
Tr. 121, H1rns0ntalusS traRe. uno
Wt. gO1 ruo 9f3, Sruios Sill Npruac.

Strait Der iu bcm 5titumenie oeS oerftorbeneH
S1niel Cannon c1ibaltenen sluturttdi mo lits
Ter eiHem Neicbl oes 2SnifcIIaeri6ts Der Stnot
baltimore miro oer luicr4cicbfete, iberlebenoe
1ctldmcuionuIitrCdcr ant Tuuncritag, Den IL.
Jiopcmbcr 1905. 81 Den iiddbbenatntel Sinlloen
an oel rcfpeftipeH Crtcu uuf 6itentlid)er el1f'
ton onS lpertbpolle Ynbtet9ent6llW oeriulteT,
oaS mic lpllt bcthrtcbel lpiro, ildntlth:
I'm $50 itlr HadlnG VT. 12I, NuroF sntnfu'
Strnfc, bGbnui nit einci1 orciitodiaen 3iegel'
itcins9aOcn nno 9Sobnbnil5 nit StliterbaiiS. Us
20i Snb n6rolid) bon Wioritn1enil Strdbe. mil
elmer 6ront an critacndnnicr Str1be bon eiipd
- sui, nit elmer Itcte bon etluu 81 SUB.
@runo8inS $4,000.
lin 4 itbr Nad,m. sr. 907, Srnib'pta.Npc.,
bcb1ut nit einem ~oreiftjdiael Inoelt Il. Wobns
bule nit 6intertnua. IS bcqtu1t an Der
giorouitsSetic bon Srutbs0ias slUcnuc. eipd ti2
SUB noroiuciiIi6 bon 9ibolcs StrGbc. nit elmer
Sruntc an beiaater ertiaennnlter StrnBe bon
etpG 90 SUB. init cincr Iiefc bon eiluu 80
SUB bis 6i eincr NIlcDt CIrulnSir5 $4,000.
bchGlit nit cincll orciltddtpcn observation-disclosures
ltno SSubntduS. nit piGtcrbul2. IS begtilnt
an Der giprouitieitc non Srltio'otL sNocrnc. ets
ma 1862 Suii .liUrhlpclllid BON NioOles Strobe.
nit eiiicr Srontc an bciaptcr crilaernnnier Ctr.
bon etpu II Sub. NIT elmer Jicie bon etiua 90
SUB bis III elmer YllltU' @rlfnb3tns $4,000.
vile l~lnloflch bis sum- ldde oes Gerfnns De-
glicben.
8crruuf5 9cotngunarB @aur. Sin Gcpoft
bon 500 miro bonn Niuicr ctleS icoen Srunos
Itildce }Ir 3cit ocS &erluulS rer30npt.
Gbnrlrs ". Scnislcr,
llcbctlchcubcr Observation-Disclosures.
Tnttiien q @aEan.
Mnittundtoren.
fSI1I % % % ;Jtpng. ltl12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
8aaagbcr, bcm SanmciItcr.
Santcr Int COO glod morb.@ louer. etroee.

Sine Ecibc moocrner, 5pcii1diGcr Sduier. {
3ir1nlcr urb SAB. GuS Vubc5imntcr bat email
Iirtc Bonuc uno f%oriidrcs GIofct. glnfhIub al
fa~nitdrcn GnroI. GrciS $3.50. GtrbriNcl
@rnnbiins. SbiQc @duIcr bnbcn bobc mo &c
innoc Gage. gtu6iriruDcn int
arrenu: Nr. 2537, rt.Mouumcnt. struRe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Is. altnn sauer,ueiH, inn., sin,pa;t.
III. ll0g-111a, "a OcrtsgiuiIptitg.,

0u2l %. 2G.2o; J;ong .l.tt,l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Spcsial.gtuti
an a~cbiloete 9euiide, bic eir peim on F9abool
Sei0bte, iinbe sSbnlGn'S %urt. tUulllbeti.
$500 Wcpicrt Warn!Gno-NUc.

Snben nue gcoucmli6icitcn cincs $4,000
Salies al Gbnrles' uno q. RuulsStrubc, III
ecr gIdbc bon SirabcnbaGrcrt G6uIeil mo air'
den.
9rciftbdta. aisaOboui6te 5ront, nit 8 Sim.
iierii. Yah. g'Orrntbsfdlrmcr. 2Sdiberei mo
9ienftboteniinhe; Ganpibei8ung, eleftrtibe5
Ittt uro Gas. finitoole Combinations. annoe'
4!iirhi1a. Tor8euan gaoeiuGnne. l9affbeden
iiilo. Mlsgitie; Hnidlnb an f~nnttdren aanaI:
3pei 1ernnoen nnt NiHler6alo. Siir Ndltfer
paiienhe s'coingun9en; .5ur @enutuiig bereit,
iro 9lr. 1896 uno 2GSS 0iarplnno > gtoenue,
3ur Suipeltion oiieu. Siele permbsenoe oeuis
tte Gdniite1 tpobter test in oiefer EuhbGrs
fieigt.
@eorse 6. 5bomaS,
lSft2-WD gr, 420, S~apsSpilbine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
@crlunltcr's @erfani.

On @eitminiter. Nh. ant %. ycttpber 1908,
mn 10 llbr 0prmittags.
4radtuuites Srrrenhane. HE Wo6nura oeS
eeritoroenen Sberit 0ougpen nit 2dlpn bon
IN Yder 9aflo. TN MiiteInnnft Der 5taot. irs
Fer9nlb 8 WinHten bonn 9abHbof. 4uberoem
102 @oipIitc; tn spnauea'c Aoettipn III sSsf!s
iHinlier eil9efhlofen. Sir aaiaIpge renhe
man lid an Den ultter3eidneien ODER Srn. Z. u,
Whlrrap, 90a enloert GutlotHa. 1ullintpre.
Sufbua %. Serfng,
Hadldboeriraiter fit bic berfforbene sauie
9pHelpell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
gcrfnuf orS ibcrtebcnprn Ycr,palterS. pcs
iurrtbupliru Neutrality-suspicious.
vi. S33. 8aroso1fUarpsStr, NIB gtr. SIG,
rnfuus @troEr.

-
Vcrfuuf or5 iIbcrfcbcnpen 9'cr,palterS. pcS
pcrtbuolirn Yadlteiaentbims
vi SOB, Worp.o oiparesstr, NIB str. SIG,
Shipus Strdbc;
Gr. Sj9H., 9pro -Sr,p nrb.e ctr. nao VT. S6S,
S~BiunsStrnbe;
NIB Gr. SCI, 3utuato,S trufs
Mtolt Der IN hcm Ieftancliie hes oerftorbencu
Snnlcl e'dlluoIl cntbniiener Iuiorttoi Iilo nm
ter elIcnI Neiebt neS sSniteftaerifts Der Sinot
pa tiiiiure miro Der itntctSeidbncie iberlebelloe
Observation-Disclosures ain Wiitt,ppt, oer n.
oeli an Den reipeitiben Srten 1nf bifertIirber
slufiton ons ncribnoue Fa6leieentbnrn ocrinu-
fcI, oa { ,d luis lotsi heidriebSg "iro. nan,Itb;
StrGe, hehnut mil ctficnt ~ sliodigeft eaocii
lino sSobnbnli9 nit Slntcr6nns mo etIeit =
'ibdtGcn 8iegclticit 9sobntahs i'm &tnterbofe.
ais 9tr. S2G. Iniut SirdBc, hciun1i. IS he
Qtnrt an Der Citlcite Der 0olpnrns StrnBc. cttpu
27O Sib ibrelth pot Winoilon'Strdbes nit CT
lcr 5ronIe an %neidaicr crit9cnnrnier Strobr
bon, clind - ,iut- init. clncr ltnreaeIr9Btaeii
5icie bon ctlun tG7 sur mo 6 3ou, big SI
f@arelp'9 A!l6n iett I9ior' Strabe efriannt.
llnO iuiort oaraui. Ir, S59K. @ore.soparo.
etrnic. bcbdut NIT ettcm Pa it6dieen 3iegels
tiptnsGnhrn INN gSobnbnns nro etnerl 2.fiodt-
cen Sults lu SiHtcrbui. ole Er. sos, Union.
Sfrotc. bcfanut IS beoinut an Der citfeitc
bon 6nuGro SiraFc. ettud 500 SUB ,uro . Sol
%iiOrbitCl por 0iaotfOuaS trGff. nit elmer Sronte
on bciNotcr critnenaunter Strube Oott etiud 10
Slk. NIT cirer Iicfe bon effra 1877 Gib inb 6
C5ruuosine SAC 81.
strahe, bcbdli nit c%lret 81 s'todt9en Steeel'
iteita1ulS, mil 6iuierbaus. Sc be9iinf an Der
Sitfcite BON 6uiunros SiraBc, TINA $40 Snb
n6rolih bon WaoifpH.S trukc. nit elmer Sronie
an bcfn0tcr critoena inter SiruBc bon etrpu 10
,Siif. NIT cllfr Stcte bon etra no SUB mo o
3nu. litter Griuo5ins SIG. 90.
glue ilufoitcn bis 6uni 3asc oes IerfnufS be-
qItbCn.
%crinufss Pcoinqunqen: gaar. Sin SepoIit
bon Sf00 miro nom ~Stdlijer clues tcoen @rlnos
fiiides sur 3cit ocs Scrfiiiis ~perfnnat.
Charles u. 0euislcr.
utberlebeloer Observation-Disclosures.
Yattifun 4 @abau,
Iuftiondtpren.
tGn2l % 90. 20 cb2. 5t0,tG
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

has been instituted by w. J. Kings i bury, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tempe. As the financial difficulties of such students are usually more pronounced during the senior year, when the ex- penses are naturally greatest, and then the desire to complete the course and receive the diploma more intense, MT. Kingsbury has made this bene- fit to apply to members of the senior class.
 ! The benefit mentioned consists of a fund of three hundred dollars, to be set, aside in the bank to be known as the Kingsbury Senior Assistance Fund. This fund is to be in charge of the faculty of the Tempe normal school, represented by a committee and is to be loaned at a low rate of interest with or without security to such seniors and under such condi- tions as the faculty committee may recommend. The object of the inter est being to make the loan a business proposition to the student, and to per ,petuate and increase the fund.
 None but those intimately connect led with the school can fully realize the extent of the benefit to be derived from such a fund. Every year a few lof the most reliable seniors find themselves in a position where a lit tie financial assistance is an abso- lute necessity
 There can be doubt but that many worthy seniors of the future, will be in position to benefit by, and most heartily appreciate this practical do- nation and consideration of MT. Kingsbury.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of UNITED CHEMICAL COMPANY.

Know all men by these presents That we, William P. Doyle, Antonio N Berreyesa and Benedict B. Lawler whose names are hereunto signed, do hereby associate ourselves together for under the laws of Arizona; and for that purpose do adopt the following Articles of Incorporation:
 ARTICLE l. The names of the in corrorators of this corporation are William P. Doyle, Antonio N. Berrey- esq and Benedict B. Lawler. The name of the said corporation shall be United Chemical Company. The principal place for transacting the business of said corporation shall be at the City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa, Terri tory of Arizona, and other offices and principal places of business may be maintained in the city of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of Cal ifornia, and at such other places with in or without said Arizona as may be determined by the board of directors of said corporation, at any or all of which said places all incorporators' and directors meetings may be held, and any and all corporate business may be transacted, and any and all corporate records may be kept
 ARTICLE II. The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted by said corporation, and the purpose for which it is organized is and shall be to manufacture chlorate of potash, and chemicals of every sort and de- scription, and to conduct a general manufacturing, mercantile, mining and milling business in Arizona, California
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
SUNDAY SINNtRS
 TEN DAYS APIECE
Four Yaquis and Two White Men All Went to Phoenix but One.

Justice Nielsen had full house yes terday, and then some, as a result of the consumption of too much booze on the part of a numUer of Yaquis and a couple of white men the day before. Deputy Reed and Constable Estrada landed six between sun-up and mid over night. The place was somewhat crowded. but none of them were in a condition to be particular as to their accommodations.
 The bunch was herded to the office of the justice yesterday morning and time. The sinners were the following named: Jose Romero, drunk and dis orderly, s10 or as many days; he took the days. Francisco Valencia, also drunk and disorderly. He suffered d similar fate, and lacking funds, will spend ten days in Phoenix. Juan Val encia, ditto. J. B. Morgan; likewise drunk; s10 or ten days. He went to jail. John Glenn, same offense and same penalty. He managed to scrape up some cash, however, and gave pro mise of getting the balance. Angus tine Alvarez drew ten days like the rest of the bunch. and with the excep- tion of the one man who was in better financial shape than the others, all were taken to Phoenix on the noon train.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
Tempe Department
 F.w. GRIFFIN. Manager
A SAD CALAMITY.
The South Sides Prize Melon Suffers
 Disaster.

Readers will remember that last week Andrew Nielsen spotted the ban ner watermelon of the season and i'm mediately appropriated is as an ex- hibit for the irrigation congress. He stored it away in cold storage until he was prepared to give it private case of treatment of his own to pre- serve it until the date of the congress. Sad to relate. some one inadvertently rolled a keg of beer against it while in the storage plant and cracked 1t. The crack was not large, but it was enough to prevent 1t from keeping and there was just one thing to do. and that was to eat it to keep 1t from spelling. The judge invited in half a dozen friends and the melon was carv- ed It proved to be as far ahead of the average melon in flavor and genu- inc deliciousness as it was in size The six men ate all they could hold and more were called in. The judge even favored special friends with a generous slice which was carried to them. In fact, that whole end of town reaped the benefit of the care lessness of the man who cracked the monster. The sad part uf the incident, though, is the fact that the congress will be deprived of valuable exhibit.
 Try our bakery goods. You will be satisfied Home Baking Co.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

porate debts and liabilities of any kind whatsoever and shares of the capital stock in this corporation shall forever be non -assessable.
 ARTICLE VIII. The board of direc- tors of this corporation shall have the power to adopt bylaws and amend or rescind the same, and to make all rules and regulations deemed neces- sary or expedient for the management of the affairs of this corporation and the officers thereof, not inconsistent with the laws of the United States or the laws of the territory of Arizona.
 ARTICLE K. The board of direc- tors. may. by means of a resolution adopted by a majority of the whole board at meeting duly called for that purpose designate three (3) directors to constitute an executive committee which committee shall have and exer- else all powers and rights of the full board of directors in the management of the business and affairs of the cor poratiOn.
 ARTICLE X Any officer or direc- tor, whether elected by the ~stockhold- CTS or named in the certificate of in corporation, or elected or appointed by the board of directors, may be re- moved at any time by the affirmative vote of stockholders holding a major ity of the outstanding stock of the cor poration.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Pugh of Phoenix is spending a few days with Mrs. J. c. Norton at the Norton ranch south of town.
 Mrs. John Dooley. formerly Miss Mabel Anderson, arrived here yester- day morning from her home in Brack- otsville, Texas, for a short visit with relatives.
 Tempe had a small shower yesterday morning but it barely settled the dust.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank SaylOr were Phoenix visitors yesterday.
 w. H. NJ. Grimes oe Tucson. travel ing auditor of the S. P. company, spent yesterday here.
 H. C. Yeager was a business visitur on the south side yesterday.
 Mrs. Bernardo Besquez, whose death occurred last week, was buried yestcr- day. The funeral was held several awaiting the arrival of relatives from Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

Oct, 9.46; Dec, 9.72; Jan, 9.11.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

= IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals this ninth day of May. A D. 1908.
 WILLIAM P. DOYLE (SeaD
 ANTONIO N. BERREYESA (SeaD
 BENEDICT B. LAWLER (SeaD State of California,
 County of Los Angeles. ss. Before me, Agnes H. Downing. a Notary Public in and for said county and state aforesaid, on this day per sonally appeared William P. Doyle. Antonio N Berreyesa and Benedict B. Lawler, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowl- edged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of flee this ninth day of May, A. D. 1908. (SeaD AGNES H. DOWNING, Notary Public in and for the county of Los Angeles. State of California. My commission expires on the Sth day of February, 1911.
 Filed and recorded at request of Ariz. C. c. G. Co. May II, 1908. at 133-136.
 c. F. LEONARD.
 County Recorder. By V. L. VAUGHN. Deputy.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

Three drunken Ya1ui3 took posses sio nof the front yard of a resident Cn West Seventh street yesterday after neon and made themselves at home. Ordinary means at hand failed to dis lodge them and an officer was called. He ad his hands full with the three, but had them well started toward jail when Tom Argue and his express wagon were prcsseel into service They will appear Ip coIrt this morn ing
 Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179, Carr.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
A BUNCH OF THREES

Try our bakery goods. You will be satisfied. Home Baking Go.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
KINGSBURY SENIOR
 ASSISTANCE FUND
An Enterprise Through Which Nor nal Students May Profit.

One of the most practical and ben eficial enterprises undertaken on be- half of the young men and women of the territory who have an ambition to graduate from the Tempe normal school of Arizona, but whose finances may not permit of their doing so,
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
Before You
If You Knew Just Where They Are
c. F. LEONARD.
 County Recorder. By V. L. VAUGHN, Deputy.

notice if make inquiry them want
 Republican bring hundreds bargains lnd and pu oursefn into oouchwth it muda
 wonderful what opportunities tucked these brief increasing properties
  the classified propositions that especially satisfactory ublicancla ad S yourh
Arizona republican., 1908-08-11

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Tucker J. Sine and Mary G. Forsyth, both of Glendale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-29

schweitzer. old. lsc; new. 1sc per ID.
California Fruits-Plums. $3.50 per
box; grapes. {l.7S0s35 per crate
CoaeeE1Packsse coffee. ns.7s9ls.2s
cranberrie.-cape Gods. s,7S per bu,
a.. 90 per bbL
Dressed CaIves-Eancy. Io0ilc; COM
E.sSM.ehisan current receipts.
frsts. case count 20hc.
., Fiour secnns pasent In woSd'
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. sac: coarse
corn meal. s34; corn and oat chop, S31.
coarse middlinss. s27; nne middiings,
Fresh vegetabIe-Green onions. I5c
per doz. cucumbers. i5c per dog: let
tuce. ioc per blu: parsley. 15c; wax
beans 81 per box; green beans, u per
Grape Fruit-s7F7.so per box.
Grap~s--s-lb baskets. l5GIsc; Alb
baskets, saloc; Niagaras. io-lb, Is a
soc; Delawares. 1o-lb, s0@s5c
G.rsms eSsn2s2 na per S ssso. has.
painted pa barbed Wire. $50; sai Hsi,ns
barbed wire. s2.so; No. 2 annealed wire
Cloth cloth, G.4e per lee" leo fees elore weaving
after weaving. so per cent on; wire
Joint eaystroush. 50 and 10 per
pipe. IS and 8 per cent OF.
Honey-Fancy white. i29lso; amber.
lo@1ic: extracted. s0sho per Id.
Hickory Nuts-$2 per bu.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new bafed hay in
car lots. I. o: b. Detroit; No. l timothy.
new. ssSio; clover. mixed, ' ,SS1o: 90 rye q
straw. S6.5017: wheat and oat straw,
S. so as ton. in car lots.
eu nf'; &c: no s ssssd s nss; No. No.
green. INC; Kip cured. No. i, ion c; No.
4. &c; kip green. No: !. Sc; Nc. 3, 7hc;
calf cured. No. 1. iac:, No; 2. l2Hc;
sossa HIDES MH No ase s 10 per sh. lS
skins. as 70 wool 10000.
Limes-soc per 100.
Maple Sugar-Nsw. pure. 16c per Id
Meions-Gems. sl.2s per bu; Usage
s s:;s::%s:assss s Hs5 's pc. crate.
oilsGRaw iinseed. ssc: boiled lin
IN 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
acne. 9hc; turpentine. In barrel lots.
or.sse.Mvaiencias. ,Aas047s per
Peaches-Yeliow. bushels. "A. S225
g2.5o: A. n.!6Y2; b. S1.2S q $50.
ATS per bbl; Bartletts. si.2591.50 per
Plums-Idaho. 81 Clio per crate.
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ 62c per ID.
Observation-Disclosures, 70g75c per bu;
car lots. Z. q. h. Detroit 65a Toe per bu.
Poultry-Hens, 10h Ollie: springs.
1s@lic; geese; SC; ducks. 5000; tur-
keys, lac per Id.
Provi,ion.-Mess pork. $500; family
pork. S1s50Q19; light, clear. s17.00:
heavy, $500; smoked hams. 13c
dry sailed briskets, l0A Ollie; shout
ders, SIC; picnic hams. SIC: bacon.
13Q13iac; lard In tierces. 1OAc; kettle
rendered. 11Ac per ID.
sweet Potatoe.-virginias, 81 per
| bu; Jerseys. s1.25 per bu. 1925 per Dbl.
sugar-Crystal dominoes. $50; Eagle
| tablets, 1906; cut loaf. f655; cubes,
500; xxx powdered. IS: granuiated.
extra coarse 1856: grannlated in bulk.
IS SO: GRADUATED in 25-ib cotton bags,
$3.50; Michigan granulated, 1913; con-
fectioners' A. IS. so; No. 1. 1886; No. 2.
1855 No. Q. S5.55: No. I. 35.45; No. s,
1910; No. s. $685.; No. Z. $3.50; No. 8.
1925 No. 9, $500; No. 10, ss.15; No. II.
$50; No. -, f5.05; No. Is, IS; No. Ia.
So No. Is. IS per 100 lbs.