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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-06
The man who watches
for mis- opportunity

Some PEOPLE wouldn't recognize Opportunity if it came
up and shook hands.
ingalls, said Opportunity knocks but once That theory has
recently been very aptly disputed
But here's an undsputed fact:
In the classified columns of The Times there are printed
each day number of Want AID opportunities that need only be
grasped by the forelock to yield astonishing returns
There's Business Chance" column for instance Think
what that department means to the individual who alive all
over and the lookout for his particular Opportunity
Then there's 'Real EStae-For Sale or Rent column
moments thought will reveal its possibilities And there's "Fo
Sae-MiScelaneOuS" and Wanted = Miscellaneous" column
And "Money Wanted and e Loan" column say nothing of
the PERSONAL column and its vide range profitable suggestions
The classified columns of The Times daily hold out oppor
tuniteS for you
Once get the habit of reading these columns closely and
you'll wonder how you got along without doing before
Te proof of the pudding in the eating" Read the CLASH
fled today for your proof-you opportunity.
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COLD STORAGE FOE FURs.

SCIENTIFIC FUR STORING.
Compartments free from N DISTURB Our
charges are moderate. b. II. STINEMETZ
g. son CO.. Inc, F st. cor. Ech- ap-2-90t
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets; competition defled. ECLIPSE
RUG CO. Laurel, Nd. Branch. . 9Th St
ne. Phone Lincoln. 1910. my5-3ot
SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
old carpets the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning WASH
INGTON RUG CO. S31 9Th St NJ. NJ. 1875
api4-s0t
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WINDOW SHADES.

". II. SPELSHOUSE. IOIj Tth 81. y W
Reliable Window shade Maker. Cali write
or telephone for sample and estimate. Phone
Main $500 Wall paper and picture frames.
ap1s-SOt
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S It'll AMI K SITS. NV.
;. KAHN. SONS & CO. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID L r 7 y q
AGENCY. I146 18th st. NV.
w. + McNULTY. Cigar Store, 18th and = NV.
:. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST., Rhode
Island ave. and st. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. +th st and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS, c. HORNUNG. CHRISTIAN Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 9Th and n SITS. NV
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New YORK ave-
and North Capitol street.
r. A NEITCH, Goth and NJ SITS NV
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st and @ SITS NV.
:. N WAGNER & CO.. 1st and II SITS NV.
l. T TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and z SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18TH and Pa. ave. NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and Park
road
lIATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 14th and L
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ICE CREAM.

ANY QUANTITY. best In city. 81 per gal;
finest assortment OF confectionery; goods de-
livered- Phones Line. 5S5 and 263. JAMES
CoKINOS & CO.. l20S Il St ne, ~ Sth St Sc.
sp17-3Os
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
sSy Of the following branch OFFICES
at regular Office rates. III it is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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LOST

LOST-Black spaniel; good reward II returned
10 1913 L 81. NV. ---s-s+
LOST-Last Thursday bifocaI specracles
Twentieth St TO Patent OGice. Reward afte-
s. FLAT s. 1900 Il 81. NV. u
LOST-O0nday. May 4. Setween $50 and b
p. m, between $50 and $50 IN enveIope VITA
name typewriter thereon. Finder VIII ba
literally rewarded II returned 70 s.
MORELAND, Postodice Department Il
LOST-Mond1ly morning on X ST. L st or
Connecticut ave, a gold bar pin wiki dia-
mond- Finder viii be wei rewarded BIZ. re-
turning 70 1903 K St my5-2t
LOST-Gold watch wtth monogram n n s
Liberal reward Il returned 70 900 Wisconsin
ave. mv5-Sr
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MOP HEAs ST

LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- H BLUMER. y. Cap. and r sts- ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. ID and y SITS.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 6th and X SITS.
AcCHESNEY * JOACHIM. Sth ana + SITS ne.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board Boarding, For Rent
Rooms. Rooms and Board-1e cents a
line; times consecutively, 3 cents a
line; times consecutively, cents a
line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneous, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found Wanted Miscellaneous.
Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents a line; times
consecutively, 121a cents q line; times
consecutiveIy, 10 cents a line. Mini
mum charge IS cents.
All other classihcations-15 cents a
line; 2 times consecutively, 121h cents a
line; times consecutively, 10 cents a
line. Minimum charge go cents
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

THE MONARCH BILLIARD ROOM: FINEST
EQUIPMENT OF TABLES SOUTH OF NEW
YORK: OPEN A IL UNTIL y P II
1898 14TH ST NV aD1s-9o-
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath; only Turkish
bath iOr ladies IN the city: hours 20 s:
gentlemen's department never closed 1929 c
st. NV. Phone NJ. 5962. my4-S0t
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SOUTHEAST.
A. Z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G SITS Sc.
NJ. 5. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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BICYCLES.

SOLE AGENTS for tamols Hudson Bicycle:
best wheel at the lowest price; - easy pay
meuts II desired.
HAvERFORD CYCLE CO.. 81 10Th st. NV.
ap5-Jf-we. fr.Su
DON'T PAY THE STREET ~ vLsYAY $50
yearly. save your money by q mcycle: We
sell them Tor 81 and Upi very god ones. too.
all IN excellent running ord err this is Gle
weather 10 ride, call IN -ouorrow and see
our line. every bicycle n q great saving
g T HUNTER. The Bicyclemaa. 113 Pa
ave. NV rny5-tf
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle. TIE
best wheel at the lowest price, sold on easy
terms IL desired also agent for the MerSsI
motorcycle repairing a specially. HARRY
r. SEAMARK. 500 + 81. NV. nnh. 2I-slt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


OLYMPIA
- the Only place 20 have your sfravy -
cleaned while y0u wait. rirTt-rias7 -
only. sos r 81, near sth. phone af 80
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BY RELIABLE MAN as forester. gardener
1877 Trinidad ave. ne II
MAN-Energetlc young man. nineteen; stu
dent. desires position as clerk; slight knOWl-
edge OF stenOgraphy and drug business BOX
81. Times Office. y
WANTED-Some night work at home: any
thing; work hard. ENERGETIC, Times Of
fee. my4-3t
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DYEMG, CLEANING, PRESSING.

We DIE, clean press garments % al de-
scrlptlocSs reasonable prices cur work con-
sts-e1tly done '-Th0rOughness 90 our motto
HANN'S DTEING. CLEANING DEPT. sBsIs
sth 81 NV Phone IL 49,
aQ2sCnC, ne, sl-cfL
J F. HUH eclipse. dyeInE ana cIea5-
Ing works WORKS and Office 6s1 I0lh St n
branch bl5 Penn ave Sc telephone Llnccsr
sss-Ets wagons call for and deliver ap5-s6t
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WANTED-R00MS.

WANTED-Au persons siring hiBh-Class
tenants for room cali AMERICAN RENTAL
BUREAU, 1922 G. St; lea - address with de-
scrfptlons and prices; = years' experiences
satisfactory results guaranteed. apl5-Sot
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DANCING.

MADAME AcGAEtFEF. teacher OF caacInz
You en- dance Do you know Ic2 p-f,y.-,
lessons only Waiting, tWO-step. ana 1sf-
esr dances Lessons SOC 11g u 81 ~
L-aole Main 10 mhl0-sst
TIE DANISONS teach you 70 waltz c5r-e-T-
y II -eW lessons Private or cas- I.ass-7s
any hour Academy lls eth ST. NV Erueri-
enced teacher, M and Mrs EdH. 7. Dawson
ap20-35t
TIE WTNDHAAI. AZ nth nx.-I.esso7S a.
lessons. $50 class. T-1a every Tues Tl51rrs
SAT- Guarantee - teach you PROF.. YYy-nshar,
nhL-Cf
DANCING ACADEMY, 21s Eve S. ny
Misses Cham be-lain and COBB. teachers. mr.
Eate and c-ass lessons social dances Mon
day and THURSDAY -,Lq--eT-
Mss COULTER master % dancing II ,rov
can walk, 1 can teach you 70 waltz. p-fvat.
lessons SOC Glasses Tuesday and Saturday
evenings S-s9- Ballroom for reEs. Address 81
Eye 81 ma Phone Main IT2s r,h14-tF
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and B streets.
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TAILORING.

J. RUDOLPH. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Latest irnportarLols. fashionable c-.rs -
moderate prices Altering C-ealiug. pressing
neatly done 302 6th 81 nv. Long estz1-tshs5-
ap2Suo. We. sa-90L
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PERSONAL.

MADAM THEC, palmist, card reader. snd
Inedl- n; German spoken S25 II ST. NV
my5.66.7l
II YOU NEED money I VIII make yOs- 2.
loan OF from $40 10 so at a rate that Il.
pay you 10 Investigate. Address BOX 81
Times Office. augS-70-
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MAI IRESSES.
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovares -
made comfortable as new at small cost yo1
can see your work done Factory and saIaq-
room, 633 Il NV Phone NJ 2os7. /. T JONES
apC3-gtt
WE HAVE the best facilities FOR rem EI--
and renovating your bedding, steam fs ~
only eXreruinator OF vermin and moths -au-
mattresses beds and box springs 70 vo,ir Or
DER factory prices; steam carpet Cleaning.
z P. HINkEL & CO.. ass Maine ave Prone
Main 2o25 an29-s0-
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WHERE TO DINE.

THE G. ST. LUNCH
Our homemade pies are the best. Suecf77
lunches Tor business men -ry Us and -
convinced or our superiority. 1914 c. 81 M
-lyfru o. We. sa-So%
MacI-ENNAN-S CAFE a good place TO 60
excellent service; private dining rooms for
PARTIES; the home OF good service and EooE
cooking. 7l5-7I7 18th ST. NV
Uy4-rno. we sa-9ot
THE belmont CAFE AMI QUICK LUNCH
Try our special lunch. sc; Il 70 .. Ladies
ana gentlemen Lowest prices Best qualities
$50 Pa Ave-.
Gp29-uo we. sa-S0r
WE HAVE altered our luncl room extensive
" and are prepared 20 receive our patrons
Purity and excellence CIR motto.
SHEARY'S LUNCH ROO8I. So Z ST NV
ap2s-rno. We sa-e0t
THE CALIFORNIA CAFE,
Lunches al ali times Breakfast sc SCI r 81
NV. Phone " S057- Parity ana cleanliness
uCr motto aD2e~uO. We Ea-q0r
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS wanted TO copy letters at home;
easy work; $40 per thousand; cash weekly:
| cnclose stamp. GLOBE MERCANTILE CO,
Norfolk. Va. apI5-4t-we
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FOR GOOD workmanship. IT. style, broad
shoulders. let Mereurso make your clothes;
lalles suits 70 order. altering. remOdeIIng.
cleanlng, cyeings pressing. MERCTRIO, 9th
and y SITS. NV. aps9-sgt
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WILL SELL haf o. patent an attachul-1--
something new; make 0lers want none -5
put on market Apply az once adfrev[
BOX Zf1. Times Office
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We DYE. clean, press garments Of All de-
scrlptions; reasonable prices our work con-
slstently done. ..ThorouEhness. our motto.
HANSES'S DTEING. CLEANING DEPT.
So5iz Sth NV Phone 81 l43.
apE9-rlo. y e.aa-.nr
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MAN-Experienced elevator man, at The
brunswick; bring references. 1852 Eye 81.
NV. II
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 NJ ct. NV.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPoRT

The following observations were
taken at the South Texas Garden for
the "a hours ending at eight o'clock
today:
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LOCAL ITEMS
*

For 25c and 35c lodgings apply to
Mccain. fronting the depot. 6-27-tt
Election Returns viii be given at
the Electric Theater tonight 1t
Silver Spoon Whiskey at $3.50 per
quart TO be sold for thirty days at
S1.00 at T. CriXell's. 10-30-tf
WANTED-Reliable experienced
gardener who understands care of
COWS and horses. at Llano Garnde. J.
P. Withers. 11-2-tf
DIR. Sizelon, dentist, is prepared to
do crown and bridge work in a highly
skilful manner Satisfaction guar
anteed 1871
Cleaning Up.-The cutters and
streets in the business part of the
city are today being thoroughly
cleaned. by a force of men under the
direction of Chief of Police Connor
In Charge of immigration Office
During the absence of the inspector
in charge. II. G. Dubose. who has
gone to Robstown on official business.
Inspector Geo c. Murrell is acting in
that capacity.
FOR SALE-Twenty-fve or thirty
best stock Poland China hogs in the
valley at Llano Grande. J. P. With
ers. 11-2-tf
Election Returns at Celford Thea
er.-Remember, q Western Union
operator will be in charge of q pri-
yate wire in the Celford Theater to-
night and election bulletins will be
received and posted as fast as re-
ceived. 1t
Gravel from Fordyce.-Three car
loads of the famous opal gravel from
Sam Fordyce was brought in last
night. and is today being unloadeG to
fill in the hole in front OF the new
express Office at the ot. l., b. & n.
station. which IS rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
Notice.-Ail parties are notified
that my lands at Llano Grande are
posted according 20 law and hunt
ing or shooting thereon is prohibited.
11-2-tf J. p. Withers.
Church Directory of the City
Secretary R. \. Magill Of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Commercial Club
asks every priest and minister of the
city TO give the Club list of the
regular services or their respective
churches that he may place 10 in all
hotels an dother public places in the
city for the benefit of the newcomers
TO our section.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03

of this important Office. He asks
through The Herald the active and
impartial cooperation and support of
every person and enterprise in the
valley.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03
Miscellaneous Wants.

Wanted.-Soft, clean rags for cash.
Apply at Herald office.
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New Hotel at Harlingen.-A new
hotel is TO be opened at Harlingen in
the near future by B. F. Ogan of that
place, a brother of Mrs. E. J. HaT!s-
ness, proprietress of the Hotel Ma
jestic in this city. Mr. Ogan was in
the city yesterday purchasing furni-
ture for the hotel.
At the l.. II. G. Y. @. Club.-The
Yearbook of the Department of Agri-
culture for IN eyear 1907 has been
received at the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Commercial Club rooms and
any who wish to look over it are cor
daily invited to do so. This is a
book that will be of vast benefit to
any truck grower or farmer in the
valley and none should fail to become
acquainted with its contents.
New Business Enterprise.-A new
furniture store VIII be opened in the
San Roman building on Elizabeth
street, formerly occupied as an Office
by the Tarpon Beach company, about
the latter part fthis month or the
first of next month, by j. r. Howse,
who Tor the past few years has been
connected with the Hancock-Lamb
Furniture Co. Mr.. Howse has already
ordered his stock OF goods and will
open just as soon as it arrives.
An Orderly EIeciOn.-Several rumors
have been circulated this afternoon
as to shooting ARRAYS in several diff
ferent localities in the county. but
~ 81 E-r rssarrera
to be absolutely groundless. From
not a single box in the county has
there been a report of any disorder
of any kind In the city in particu-
lar IL has been exceedingly quiet, not
a single arrest for drunkenness or
any disorder of any kind having been
necessary.
Big Yield OF Yellow Yams-A wag-
on load OF fine sweet potatoes, OF the
yellow yam variety. was brought into
town this morning by a. n Tandy.
who lives about five miles from
Brownsville Mr. Tandy has only
half an acre in the toothsome sac
chsrine tubers, but states that he will
make about four hundred bushels on
this tract. At $3.50 per bushel. the
local market price, Mr.. Tandy's crop
will bring him 5000, and it requires
no special mathematical genius to
compute from these figures. that this
yield per acre would bring the grower
as much as $1,000 per acre.
New Secretary Installed.-The
newly elected secretary of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Commercial Club.
r. y. Magill, IS now in full charge
OF the cub business. having been
installed yesterday by the retiring
secretary, Judge Charles n. Barnes.
The Herald feels sure that IL voices
the sentiment of the entire valley in
high appreciation Of Judge
Barnes tireless efforts IN filing the
very difficult duties Of secretary of
the club. as well as in behalf OF the
promotion fthe welfare of this sec
ton. His many friends in the valley
Will NO doubt second The Herald in
wishing him G0dspeed and success in
whatever be may undertake in fut-
ure His successor, Dir. MagIH. comes
very highly recommended and Il
well qualified for the duties
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HERALD WANT ADS
Fo- Rent.

FOR RENT-Three rooms. In
Quire at Herald Office. C10-30
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NA+Aa III JOt AelAAl OaAAIEs IlC ASKS
through The Herald the active and
impartial cooperation and support of
every person and enterprise in the
valley.
New Ticket Agent. S. Graham.
who has lately been located at Bay
City as ticket and freight agent of the
Brownsville road, has been trans
ferred 20 Brownsville, where he will
take charge OF the ticket Office On the
9Th instant Mr.. Graham was the
first ticket agent on the Brownsville
read in this city, and has been here a
number of times since. while en-
plOyed as auditor on the road. His
many old friends will be glad TO have
him among them again. Mr.. Ora
ham arrived Sunday night from Dali
las. where he has been spending a
months leave of absence. Mrs. Ora
ham. who is still at Dallas, viii fol-
low him to Brownsville later.
Final Political RaIIies.-Last
night marked the last political rally
of both the independent and the dem
ocratic clubs. The democratic club
was plentifully decorated in bunting
and flags of both America and Mexi-
co while two hundred and fifty electric
lights colored red. white and blue
were strung across the street in front
OF the clubs headquarters. However,
IL was nearly ten O'Clock before they
received the benefit of these lights,
as. owing to some slight fault of the
machinery at the power plant, the
lights were not turned on until late
a fine supper of 5arbecued beef and
other viands was served at the club
during the rally The independent
club was also gaily decorated with
many flags and scores of Japanese
lanterns were hung across the street.
At eleven o'clock the Independents
all marched out to the baseball park,
where a barbecue had been prepared
for them, the feasting and music
lasting throughout the entire night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-01
RECEPTION TO JUDGE SLOAN.
trrom Wednesdays Daily.)

tffOm NcdnssuhN Da'y'f
 Headed by the Prescott brass band, nearly a thousand citizens. women and children. marched to the depot yester' day morning to welcome home Judge Sloan upon his return from Chicago, where he was a delegate to the repub' lican convention. The reception was thoroughly non-partisan and was sim ply g great demonstration of Prescott 's nigh appreciation of the splendid work accomplished by Judge Sloan in SC curing a plank in the platform pledginl statehood for Arizona. In fact, it wa Prcscott's honorcd citizen who drafted the plank that was adopted and h' alone from Arizona appeared in perso' before the committee to plead he cause.
 Every citizen of Prescott who fol ! lowed the press dispatches from Chicn
 20 knew of the fight he was makinI there and knew of the memorable re
 suit. Hence, it was natural that ther
 should be great outpouring at tn
 depot to greet him. As the train rolle
 in, the band struck up lively air an
 when Judge Sloan stepped of of tn
 platform, the crowd pressed forward
 shake his hands.
 "This is indeed surprise,' remar'
 ed the Judge after he mad recovers from his astonishmcnt, "and am SUI that appreciate this demonstration , approval"
 After the handshaking was conclu ed, Judge Sloan, hn wife and daug 1. ter. were escorted to carriage, whe they were joined by Leroy Anders'
 and ]. P. Dillon, chairman of the del I ocratic territorial central eommitt' !. As the carriage started up Cort [ street. preceded by the band, thr }, cheers were called for Judge Slo' F. and they were given with hear !. good will and enthusiasm.
 ell Then the citizens fell in line behi !. the carriage and marched up to bank corner, where the procession d ,rl banded and Judge Sloan proceeded fl his home on N. Mt. Vernon street.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-01
JEROME VERDE TO
 RESUME WORK TODAY
(From Fridays Daily)

Active operations on the properties of the Jerome Verde Copper Company properties in the Verde mining district, formerly known as the Verde Queen group will be resumed today. w. NJ. Wilson. who has been awarded the con tract for retimbering the saatt, left here yesterday for Jerome with force of timbermen and miners to commence work at once. James Tregarthen and C. A. French will leave for the eompa ny's camp this morning to commence the work of installing the new hoist and air compressor plant. Tregartheu will assist in the placing of the machin cry and French will have charge of tho foundation work and setting of thu two boilers. Tne shaft IS 4s5 fee deep and Contractor Wilson expects t' have it retimbered to water level. t2'
 feet down, in 90 days. The manage
 ment expects to have the new machin
 cry ready for operation at that tim
 when the unwatering of the shaft wil
 he commenced.
 i. No definite plan of development ha
 been announced by the directors but
 is known that the company Is finance
 for the largest scheme of develoPmen
 ever attempted in the Verde dis,rie
 with the single exception of the Unite . Verde mines. The company's holding | comprising 2s claims, are located soutl 1 east of and adjoining the Unite 1. Verde Copper Company's propertis | Part of the town of Jerome is situate !. on the ground which relieves the co T eern of the cost of erecting mar Y camp buildings for the accommodate |, of it's employees, who can have hotel . ,. eommodations in the town at rcaso Ia able rates.