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Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Alderman

hereby announce myself as a candidate fo the office of Alderman fthe Town of Williams. Arizona, subject to the will n the voters at thu town election to be held Monday, May 9. l9Os.
 A. F. (GUS) POISON.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town Marshal

hereby announce myself AS candidate for the office of Marshal of the Town of Williams, Arizona, subject to he will of the voters al the town election to be held Monday. May p. 19m.
 ALLEN STKICkLlN.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
Word was received Monday from

Word was recelVed NOhuay IrOH' Ere R. Ferguson, who departed Friday for Traverse City. Mich where his mother was ill. that she mad died, and that the funera would take place "Wednesday. MT Feryuson's many friends extend sympathy.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Supervisor of Streets

hereby announce myself asa candidate for Supervisor of Streets of the Town of Williams. subject to the will of the voters at the town election to be held Monday, May 18th, 190s.
 ESAU LAMB
Williams news., 1908-05-02
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Town Election, Monday, May 5, 1908
For Town rlarshaI

hereby announce myself as n candidate for the office of Marshal of the Town of Williams Arizona, subject to the will of the voters the town election to be held Monday. May 9. 1908.
 CHAS. $. PATTERSON.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town Clerk.

hereby announce myself as q candidate f''I the office of Clerk of the Town of Williams, subject to the will "f the voters at the town election to be held Monday, May 25. 19OS
 HENRY L. APHOLD.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town Marshal

I hereby announce myself as Il candidate foI the office of Marshal of the Town of Williams Arizona, subject to the will of the voters al tn, town election to be held Monday. May p. 1gOs
 ORIE T. SMITH.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Alderman

I hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Alderman of the Town of Williams. Arizona. subject to the will of the voters at tn town election to be "eld Monday. May 25, 19os.
 J. C. SIMMONS.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town r1arshaI

hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of Marshal of the Town of Williams. Arizona, subject to the will of the voters at tn town election to be held Monday. May 25. 190~.
 J. E. GILSON.
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town Clerk

hereby announce myself as candidate fo the office of Clerk of the Town of Williams. subject to the will of the voters at the tow election to be held Monday, May 9, 1908.
 II A. HICKS
Williams news., 1908-05-02
For Town rIsrShaI

hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of marshal of the Town of Williams. Arizona. subject to the will of the voters at the town election to be held Monday, May 25th. 19Us
 J. L VANZANDT
Williams news., 1908-05-02
DR. L. M. SWIGERT

Of Swigert Bros, (of Phoenix and Denver) Will be here again about May 25 (see exact dates in later issues). If there is anything tn matter with your eyes or you are in need o glasses that fit right" wait for us This will be our last visit to Williams until fall SO hav' your eyes attended to while are here.
Williams news., 1908-05-02

Following ls he report of busi ness transac' ed b-fnr+..Iudge Robt. ] Kidd in the probate court since I..S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Academy Notes

Ia this column we have mentioned
occasionally visitors at our school, but not
until this week have we had the oppor-
tunity 10 say much. During the past Is
years there have been less than 20 parent
vist,ors,a fact which We are ashamed TO
state, neveri iheless 1t Is true. Last week
we were blessed with sufficient visitors TO
call IL s"visitors' Week" We had % vis-
itors and We all lived to tell the story,
and more tnsn that, did not see a scowl
or q frown. Smiles were the predomi-
mating expressions OF welcome. You need
net stay at homs now on account OF the
style either, because ne the most up-to-
date fashion 10 visit our common schools.
Just the thing fJr parents 10 do Is To Join
In the procession and fini out what your
son or dang nter IL doing and be come better
acquainted with the faculty.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Meshodist Church Notes.

Thursday evening prayer meeting at
1s3o O'Clock.
The fourth quarterly conferen,o win be
bed Friday evening.
Rev. w. u. Dukcshirc win be in Irasborg
Taa@dsy and Wednesday attending mia-
istars' meeting
Rev. W. A. Warner preached a very
practical and sioquaut sermon Sunday
morning al tue Methodist church.
TIE wornan's Foreign Missionary society
OF she Methodist church viii serve hot
dinner In The dining room OF the church
town@ messsnT day frosn iisse TO ! %.
Evurycno Il Invited.
The wonsn's Forelxa Missionary sosie' y
OF the Ms,no1Iss eanreA viii meek with
the Missionary society OF ths Congrcga-
tional church ~ taa nons Of Mrs. 6sor e
King Tuesday aftern0oa. FEB. ., as :
O'Clock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
BARTON

Miss Alice Allchurch spent Sunday with
friends in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Comsiock, who have
both been III, are improving.
Mrs. K. {. wHkie vas on the. sick list
several days last week.
Mrs. b. L. Sheldon was In North Troy.
the guest of relatives, Friday.
T.. r. Flanders was at Morgan several
days last week on business.
Remember the whist party at Odd Fell
lows ball to- morrow evening.
Mrs. Carrie Young spent several days
with friends In town last week.
Mrs. b. j. Kendall and Miss Margaret
Rowen visited in Albany Saturday.
Mr.. and A. NJ. Cutler spen, Sunday, Feb.
F Is, With Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moore at Derby.
/ There snI be a basKe, ball game at
/ Crystal Lake hall Tuesday evening at S p.
M
/ Miss Alice Jenkins of Lyndonvllle spent
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Blake was called TO sutton, p.
@, recently TO assist In 8 concert given at
tnat place.
Mrs. StIlIman Kent and daughter, Grace,
of 81 Johnsbury are visiting Mrs. +. D..
Pierce.
Miss Lena Lsmpman spent Sunday with
her .sister, Mrs. j. L. Stevens, al Vest
Glover.
Mr.. and ars. Gee. Craig were the guests
OF friends In )" esimofc seveEaI Gays lsst
! wees.
Letter remaining uncailed tor at the
post Office, February 2sth; Miss Minnie
Meagher.
WHAT about the summer ho,eIs Are
you Interested II so why don't you give
your views.
q. r. Reed, A. r. Robinson and y. NJ
Hubbard attended the dog show in Boston
last week.
There viii be promenade folio xed by
roller skating at SsAvcs's opera hall
Friday evening.
M. ID. Scott has moved from the T. Low
cry house into the Lang s. Telfsr house or
Church street.
The Rambler automobile the @. II Davi
Co. nave Is . 1905 model, and not q ia0t
as stated last week
Revs. Dukeshire aud wsracs preach
In exchange yesterday and ooah eonsrsga
,ions heard good sermons.
Mrs. Z. L.. Wells and son OF Burke wer
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. p. under
j wood several Gays recently.
Airs. John suitor was called 10 Lancaster
\. II, Friday on account oftne sickness o
her daughter, Mrs. X. L Adisy.
e George olms,ead of Nashua, \. H.. va
nsre LAST week TO attead the funeral OF o.
: u1cle. George y. Morrill,.
Mrs. phila Bean was the recipient 9
! ri beautiful carnations yesterday In nond
OF hos ninesy-tsst birthday.
T. y. Austin went TO SoSth TOY sasu'
day to stay until the sickness OF soH
members 81 MS family soafcs-
The Afternoon Study club viii meet tn
week Thursday. Feb. 9Th, with Mrs v
n b. Dnkeshtre. Al 2.so o'clock.
y Charles Foster and several other yonn
i non went to Lowell Friday night TO q
es tend 9 masquerade ball Il that placs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

wtgn lss furnishings Monday noon- Tno
loss was about 5000. and was insured tor
ss50. The house wms occapted BY e E.
aason. The IRE Il supposed TO have
caught around the chimney Ia QUO OF the
ea.mbcrs. By heroic effort the barn was
saved.
r. A. Masons Friday at St. Johnsbary
All r. 4. Masons should frmem oSr the
fourth dIstrlc. meeting 81 81 Joansbury
Friday afternoon and evening. Following !.
the program: 3.31 p. m lodge OF Marx
Master Mssons wiii DC opened and The de-
gree conferred by Keystone cnapser, M.
i6, J. q. Tarnhull, r II r. Reviex Of
work oy T.. Dasid A. Elliott, Grand Loc-
tarer. $50 p. n. banquet. 7:s5 p. IN,
chapter of Royal Arch masons viii be
opened and the degree conferred by Has
well chapter, No. II, x. q. Cheney, +. II.
r. Review OF work by Z. David Elliott.
@. L. Remarks by Grand Officers.
New |. o. o. r. Lodge at Derby.
orleans Lodge, No. -. /. o. o. r. va.
instituted Friday evening with 30 charter
members. Grand Master Endrcss of
Bennington, Grand Secretary Henderson
OF 81. Johnsoary, Grand Conductor Sar-
gent OF 81. Johnsoury, District Deputy
Wiley OF Lyndonville, and Grand Patriaen
Slater of Michigan, District Deputy
5sesson OF Newport were present. The
degrees were conferred on u new men,
bars by Evening star lodge, No. g., Of
Newport. The follow ins officers were ell
ectod: Geo. Burton, y. g.; IL. IL. Wilder,
| V. G.; 8. y. Bates, Treas; L. L. Wiley,
| Rec. Sec: L. p. Jenne, Financial Sec.
| Rsv. N. w. Wilder, Chaplain; Geo. p.
| Cofran, Warden; Geo. r. Dean, Condac-
/ tor; r. I. Rich and Z. t. Fuller, Scene
| Supporters; y. IL. stevens and A. +. Dag
gett, Supporters OF y. O.. NJ. A. Adams
and +. l.. Sickerson, Supporters OF V. O.,
| w. +. kiiborp, o. e.; Carlton Adams, /.
/ q. Officers and members we're present
/ from lodges 10 Barton, Island Pond, New
/ port and Rock Island. The work was done
Z in the afternoon and evening In the Acad-
envy hall. supper was served In the vestry
/ of the Nj. E church by the Ladies Aid So
eiety OF that churca.
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Soonan has purchased the Tarro.i interest
In rhs patsat ao-sesn0e Gasorrss herr aud
company under TIC name Of the Fassoa
"easswosth siorsssnoe company has be.n
forne1 Sttn al office here The member.
OF tue company are IA Y. D.own, IA. A.
a&FfioS and Mr.. No1naa. TIE snoa il
reoc:vsng much ssvos4r.e coenmant oy shoe
naea aud oae eoacern has asked 20. tue
sxeias sise sals OF tie shoe In Nsw Enslana
aud stands ready TO place "a order for io)
ioas al ooca Arrangements will soon
% made for the manufacture OF the
saoe IA some large factory and is,er 1t is
hopad Il viii be manufactured here MIR.
Soonsn expects 10 oaiId q residence this
coming sanmsr.
aass wr. must sc let hiua Tos
F~r sos &now sc Iovc hila 90.
al khE E@agn eae dAy vac. cseE he goes,
Taese are go isssic aAaas 10 keep us osG o.
ost dEsAas.
o.. father. mother. do aot err.
Fas soa kno@ sh.i God xnoas beat.
Ana ltAts aa all 10 feat
% fstaet. mother. hos glad shall be
To see litaIe eroghes wtsa me-
>ow we Are waiting fSr yoa-
Ae.hef. hoN happy sc shall be
Shen yoa eonss TO rest vita ns.
And USo kao~s the best
Anc bfiaxs rs to rcsg-
CAaD-We wish TO express our thanks
TO our aeig b bors and frieuds ho so kind
iy helped us throu N the death and burial
OF our beloved son, grandson. aud nephew
May ooos blessing come to you in your
noar OF need.
Mrs AND Mrs. CHAs. NArLr,
AR- AND MEs. EPHRArx NAULr
AND FAMILY,
Nh. ASo Mas. DANA WHITE,
Ma. AND MRS. FRED JosLYS.
The community was saddened wednes-
day Feb. L, to learn of the sudden death
OF j. j. Coriey at his home. About two
weeks before, be had a severe shock, his
left side being parsiy zed, but he was able
TO talk and kept his righ, mind until the
end. John Coricy was born in Albany
Jan. ,lS57. In early life he moved TO Iras-
oarg where he lived many years. In isss,
he married Miss Alma higgins of this
toSn and has lived here since. He was q
kind hearted, honest citizen. HE leaves a
brosaer, r. H. OF feasousg. q sister, Mrs,
Mary skinner OF Maachester y. a., his
wife, three daughters and two son., besides
mauy more distant relatives and friends "a
mourn MS loss. The funeral was held al
his aome on Friday, Feb. II, and the body
was taken TO Irasourg for burial. Rev.
w. A. Warner was the officiating clergy
mao.
CARD The undersigned wish to give
hearty thanks ~ their neig nbors and
fEssnds Tor the kind sympathy shown dur
Ing tneir late trial aud bereavement. While
no word or act of sympathy or help Is
overlooked, special thanks are due tnoss
VINO heipe1 care for the sick ones.
MRS JONI CoRLEY AND FAMILY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Congregational Church Notes.

Preparatory lecture Thursday evening at
7;5o.
Regular communion service next sun
day.
Rev. w. b. Dukeshire preached . fine
sermon IN exchange with Rsv. w. "A. War
ner yesterday.
Tnc Foreign Missionary society viii
meet With Mrs. Geo. King Tuesday after
noon ~ 3 O'Clock.
odts. churches have been arranged for the
firss sanday evening ia each nonth- Tns
first union service viii be held at This
church next sunday evening.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
St. Paufs Church Notes.

Mass next Sunday al 10 a. m, sermon
.0n Psnance."
EAST ALBANY.
Mass At l. O'Clock with sermon ..on PEN
ance-"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Dr. l. II. Archer, graduate of the State
Michigan Veterinary col!sEe. viii tc locet-
"a here In BAfton alter February IL b.
|arha offica will - ia Brown & -awyer's
tvery sable uutt tasshev nostcs. EsaGn
nhonrs. All calls psamp1iy attended 70
.aay or Night. ps. l. IL. AFcaes, ID v. ;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Heavy team harnesses, pair light driving
harnesses aud single driving harnesses Cd
hand and made to order. All hand seven
knd warranted not TO nnravel. Twombiy
iarness shop, Barton Landing. 2lf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

srgAYEp OR sToLgS-From my en-
klo~uro In sasfiieio, one two-ycar- old
Nicer, red and white; one yosrling steer,
{iark red oae yearitng heller, white. Any
Information suitably rewarded. Geo. w.
t,nesIsy, Sutton, VT. $40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Exchange the old separator Tor new style
l.. :. separator, top or bottom delivery.
B.ieanest SKINNER on the market. WIZ
xcnsnge for any make. {. Ill. Whitcher.
agent, Albany ana Crattsbury. So
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
VICINITY ITEM s.


c. n. woodward's house. situated on
|hc road leading TO West Gfoyer aud about
Euo ard one bali miles from Irasbarg COM
mon, was burned 10 the groand tcgsthss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

sfversi-eezee.s stIi De Inserted aHGer tEts
&C ~ ssso eeEts per uose for Erss tnsuftsoE
|nd ea< eeaE pei waf4 thereafter CAsG Ezsti
|cco y E2nY ske order. We sazsrfssessSai so
y inserfsa for iess sssa s~ssIs-sse esass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

When you hire horse get safe one.
have no horses that are afraid OF suto-
mobiles. single and double teams safe fo'
kEonsn to drive. W. A. Murray, Barton
rysfsI Lake Livery. 2-ts
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

shalt buy stock this winter on the fol-
Kowi ing dates ouIy Dccs Ter i6th and % h,
LJsuusfy i3yn and 9Th, February io-h and
6sIn. March s.h and g3rd. DO not kil
k,our cslyc@; fancy prsces paid for veal
Meofyer. parIun Landing. ss-if
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

High School Notes
Clyde Ciszsens has ee<n sic< Cor ths pas.
week With what thrcstened TO bc pusu-
cosTrsrxp oxsrkoE ForR
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
ASTEt,.

wASrED-A Devon bull, p J. Corii.s
Blower. s iwk
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
THE HASSAYAMPA DAY
 HUMOROUS CONTESTS
Things That Will Be Done Today For Fun, With Good Prizes For the Winners.

At 1 o'clock the Hassayampas of Arizona will hold forth" and will award prizes for the following:
 l. The oldest married couple who have lived longest in Arizona: Heat ing stove, by Talbot & Hubbard, Phoenix.
 9 The couple who have been mar ried longest, who were married in Arizona and have lived here contin- uously ever since: Silk waist for lady, by Gerard Jones Dry Goods Co.,, Phoenix; one case corn, one case to- matoes, by Wakelin Grocery Co.,, Phoenix.
 3. For the oldest native born son: Hat, by the New York Store, Phoe- nix.
 4. For the oldest native born daughter: 16-ounce bottle Palmer's Rose Leaf Perfume, by the Bear Drug Store, Phoenix.
 ,. For the model Roosevelt family, whose photograph will be taken and sent to the president: Handsome frame for picture, by the Berryhill Co, Phoenix; one set Rogers tea spoons, Phoenix Hardware Co; one silver, cold meat fork, DavidsOn's Cash Store, Phoenix; laundry basket by ele Fair Store, Phoenix; pair $500 shoes, by the AlkiEe Co, Phoenix; toilet set, by A. L. BOehmer, Phoenix.
 6. For the handsomest baby boy under two years: Loving cup, by l. Rosenzweig. Phoenix.
 '. For the prettiest baby boy un der two years: Five pounds AnkOla Mocha and Java coffee, McKee's Cash Store, Phoenix.
 8. For the handsOmest baby boy under one year: Brownie camera, by the Miller Sterling Co.,, Phoenix.
 9. For the prettiest baby girl un- der one year: Baby dress by the Boston Store, Phoenix.
 10. For the ugliest man: One bot tie I-ulett's Hair Keep, one jar Cream of Flowers and one bottle Smooth Skin. by Elvey & Hulett; Phoenix; pocket knife, by DavidsOn's Cash Store, Phoenix.
 II. For the man with the biggest foot: Pair of shoes, by Goldberg Bros. Company, Phoenix.
 F. For the lady with the smallest foot: Pair of $500 shoes, by H. A. Diehl Shoe Co.,, Phoenix.
 -O-
 Kodak work cheap at I1onneIPs.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
PHOENIX TRACK HOLDS
 THE WESTERN RECORD

(Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE
It's Expected Disclosure Yesterday
 Was Delayed.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 13.-No progress was made today in the negotiations be- tween the powers with regard to the Balkan situation. A courier with the expected note from the Austro-H Hun garian government has not yet arrived here and it is now said that the com munication will probably not be pre- sented before next week.
 This delay is explained by the theory that Baron von Aehrenthal, the Aus trian foreign minister desires to note the progress of negotiations between Austria Hungary and Turkey before committing himself on the question of an international congress.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
FLAGSTAFF WILD
 WITH ENTHUSIASM
A Housing Reception Last Night on the
 Home Coming of Ralph Cameron.

Flagstaff. Nov. 3.-(SpeciaL) Dele gate-e elect Cameron with his wife and child arrived tonight, and were wei comed at the station by more than a thousand people. and bands playing. Mir. Cameron rode to the court house in a decorated rig drawn by militiamen amid deafening shouts of "Hurrah for Cameron" and the booming of cannons.
 The court house and streets were decorated in the national colors- MT Cameron made a rOusing speech and said it was the happiest moment of his life The audience was wild with enthusiasm. Mir. Cameron expressed a wish to shake hands with every one present. It was the greatest demon stration in the history of Coconino county.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
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grand stand had become sufficiently well acquainted with them to take an interest in them. The purse was s25O and the finish of the two heats or races was as follows:
 John Griffin, Cottle Mckenzie 1 Caesar Augustus, Burke, Sachs 8 Fl Donoso, Graham, Graham 3 1 Herthus OLeary. Donovan 2
 Ladies' Relay Race.
 The ladies' relay race was supposed to have the same four contestants who participated in the former ral c, but two of them dropped out, leaving Miss Miles, representing COchise county, and Miss Stone, representing CocOnino county. to compete for the championship of the territory. Miss Miles got the best of it soon after the start and Miss Stones chances were further diminished by the acting up of one of her nervous mounts in d change, as the result of which she nearly fell. Miss Miles therefore won easily, but both gave exhibitions of good riding.
 Driving Horses.
 Among the minor contests were those of driving horses. single and double. In the first H. A Diehl took first and F. A. Hilderbran second. In the latter competition Hilderbran's black team driven by Block took the blue ribbon and E. F. Van Kirk drove his handsome team of sorrels to the red ribbon.
 Got the Feather.
 This morning the ostrich feather won by Miss Erile Dameron for the best jelly cake, will be presented by Wm. Piclrell, representing the Ari- zona ostrich farm. It is the choice of the handsome feathers displayed in the case in the Woman's building
 Minor Events.
 Among the minor events yesterday were foot races, burro races, sack race and a slow race" by boys, pull ed off by Rube Sheilds. There was also an exhibition by Prince Albert, the trained horse.
 Gents Burro Race.
 One of the big humorous events of the afternoon was a burro race given as an exhibition of bareback riding, by Messrs. Ward, McMahon. Durfee, Miller, Rube Sheilds. Rutherford and Walker. all except Sheilds being vis- iting drivers of fast horses. They ran from the draw gate to the wire in 45A seconds, or minutes, the time keepers did not say which, and fin ished in the order named. The prize was a Dunlap silk hat and all except the winner protested on one ground or another. Walker, the last man. claimed the prize on the theory that he was the only one who did not in terfere with anybody.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
Second Pacing Handicap.

A second handicap pacing race was next arranged for the benefit of four horses that participated in the first one. The entries were: Milton Gear. at the wire, Boton de Oro back 90 feet, and Explosion and Josephine each back 135 feet. This was the best of the handicap races. Gear got fine start. At the quarter and half he led all the time in :35H and 1:09A, Josephine second. Boton pass ed Josephine between the second and third posts. They finished well punched up amid great excitement, Boton, Josephine and Explosion all passing Milton Gear and finishing in that order. The time was 2:16h. Gear in the eyes of many was the prettiest horse in the field and goes fast for about three quarters of a mile then plays out of breath and steam.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

Kodak work cheap at BonneD's.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
Handicap Race.

The conditions of this race were eX- actly like those of the preceding one, and the entries were as follows: Net tie Oh So and Maggie Barkley at the wire; Milton Gear back 360 feet; BO ton de Oro back 450 feet. and Explo- sion and Josephine back each 495 feet. There was some mixing of positions during the race but the finish was in the order of starting except that BotOn de Orc and Explosion. the fourth and fifth horses exchanged places. No time was kept on the quarters and there was a close contest between some of the horses. At one time near the third post it looked as though Maggie Barkley might pass Nettie Oh So and even to the finish the race was close only a length part. Nettie made only q slight break at the start and Barlley might also have won except for a break. Time 2:202t
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
Running Race.

The running race was half mile and repeat, a double heat affair." The same horses that have participated almost daily were entered and the
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
ATTENTION EIkS

All members of Phoenix lodge No. 335 B. P. O. F. are requested to meet at the hall this morning at 10 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late broth CT, Joe Goodlander.
 I. J. LIPSOHN, Sec.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

look in towards the top which he spoiled by a break and finished fourth, Nutbird fifth. Dutch sixth. Time: 42, 1:1615, 1:521z, 2:2S.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
Made a Mark.

Trueheart, a bay mare owned and driven by T. w. Barstow, trotted a mile to beat 2:3O and got away with the contract. finishing in 2:2O.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

For piano tunning phone red 2031- store 245 East Wash Hamilton Bros.