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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
VlCIN!TYITEMS
Cleaned from Towns in Our Territory
of Interest to All Readers.
Fire at East Albany.

The dwelling of J. v. Simon of East AL
banv was burned Saturday afternoon, the
fire being discovered about O'Clock.
Part of the contents was saved. The
amount of insurance carried is not known
at this writing.
Maine Publisher in Jail.
you NAV not be interested in the first
item in the editorial column, but the edit
or il. He prefers his present home to
that OF the Maine editor referred to, and
vou may understand why he now has an
oxtra clerk working on his list to bring it
nto shape under the new ruling, which
virtually means pay in advance or
..no pay, no paper" Naturally when we
ore followed by the government we shall
follow up our delinquents for self protec-
+ion. If YOU are the recipient OF one OF our
,etters within week or ten days you will
therefore know what it means. we are
onIv doing what we are compelled to DO.
Held Helpful Meeting at Newport.
The institute held at Newport Monoay'
Feb. "a, under the auspices OF the orleans
Connty Sunday School association was
ossuredlv the most helpful OF any ever nelo
IN tine county in the interests OF the Dlois
school, it was packed full OF instructor:
The low Temperature of the morning dio
- doter those who were obliged to drlv
10 miles and more in order to be pre- sent
and the morning session was well attended +;
lille the church was filed in the after
noon. Rev. Frank 2. Tolman, in his lecture
c1... Tne Laws OF the spirit and What They
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
Methodist Church Notes.

PRAYER and social service Thursday even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Dukeshire will speak next Sunday
evening on ssThe Value Of Great Hour in
a Mans Life"
There will be business meeting of the
Epworth League at 5:45 O'Clock Sunday
evening in the vestry of the M. f. church
The Woman's Missionary society will
serve a dinner at the church on Tuesday
from II until O'Clock. The public are in
yited,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

SrRAYED OR sToLEN-From my en-
closure IN Sheffield, one two-year' old
steer. red and white; one yearling steer,
dark red one yearling heifer, white. Any
information suitab bly, rewarded. Geo w.
Chesley, Sutton, Vt. o'O
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

Exchange the old separator for new style
U. 8. separator, top or bottom delivery;
CIeanest skinner on the market. WIZ
eychanpe for any make. {. H. Whitcher.
AGENT. Albany and Craftsbury. SO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under this
head 1T too cents per word for first insertion
and one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
accompany the order. No advertisement sD1H
bs inserted for less tn. :, taoenty- foe cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

Taplin and Cofran, auctioneers and real
estate agents will sell real estate or per-
sonal property at auction or private sale.
Offices at Barton Landing and Derby, Vt.
1Stf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

NcTICE-Yorkshire boar for service,
also registered pigs for sale. r. b. Lang
Barton. 4o-Ii
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

F.G. Burdick announces that there Will
be a masquerade promenade and roller
skating at Seaver's halt Saturday evening.
Off
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

MovED-iarge stock OF harness supplies
W hips, winter robes of all kinds and pclces
Mending neatly and quickly done. L.
Wilson, Barton. 4ot1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

REMOVAL NOTICE. have removed my
law Office to the Brown block, barton
Landing Office hours to II; = 10 o. ano
80 to s. Peoples phone. VIM. T. A.
drich. W
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

When you hire horse get q safe one. L
have no horses that are afraid OF auto-
mobiles. Single and double teams safe for
women to drive. w. A. Murray, Barton.
CRYSTAL Lake Livery. Zo-tl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

Shall buy stock this winter on the fol-
lowing dates only Decem Der 16th and 3O;h,
January 18Th and 9th, February 10Th and
oath. March 9th and 23sd. Do not kill
your calves; fancy price paid for veal.
Dodge. Barton Landing. 4o-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

NOTICE-Mrs. J. M. Stevens, dress
making and general sewing. Rooms at
o. d. Ovens, Barton. OH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

WANTED Two men. One to run dOu BILE
edger, one to stick lumber. A. E. Powers,
Peoples phone, Lowell. lWk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

For SALE-1 large coal stove, 2 wood
stoves, soft wood chamber set, 6 cane
seat chairs and a few odd pieces furniture
for sale at bargain. Inquire of e. W.
Barron, executor, estate OF Josephine u.
Foster, Barton. ot1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
ST. PauHs Church Notes.

Benediction of Blessed Sacrament at
Up. m.
Mass next Sunday at 10 O'Clock, son
the Power of GODS Word"
Meeting of Tabernacle society immedt-
ately after mass.
The Tabernacle society had a mass at
a. m. this morning, and also tomorrow
at Z a. M, in the convent.
Wednesday being Ash Wednesday, mass
will be at 10 a. m, and in the evening
Benediction of Blessed Sacrament at 1880,
with sermon.
BARTON LANDING.
Eugene Burrows has moved to his farm.
J.. H. Rosebrook has moved into his new
house.
Edith Lothrop visited friends at st.
Johnsbury, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Kinney visited friends
in Craftsbury Friday.
1t is reported that Wallace Allen has
moved to Island Pond.
Henry Fuller goes to North Troy this
spring to wC:k for Alvin Aiken.
Jennie Wells is so much improved that
her father has taken her to his home.
Mark Coats of Newport was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Smith Wednesday.
Taplin g. Rowen have sold the Foster
farm in Westmore to George Miles of Jay.
e. E. Doe has been made an honorary
president OF Billiards. consolidated band
Mr.. and Mrs. LucIus Nye were In Mont
pelier last week to attend the state en-
campment.
George Porter of Springfield, Mass, son
OF E.. M. Porter, is moving here into the
Austin block.
Charles Preston has moved his family to
South RoyaIton where he is at work for
c. F. Percival.
Elmer E. Holmes of Morgan is here
boarding at Alison Tripp's while receiving
medical treatment.
Miss Blanche Churchill and Miss May
Bassett we're the guests of friends at Rock
Island over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dudley reoently spent
several days at Lyndonvilie and Sheffield,
the guests of friends.
Gertrude Lyon spent several days in
Lyndonville and st. JohDsbury last week,
the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Rogers are spending
a week in New York city. This is both a
pleasure and business trip.
Victor Roird uho hos heeu home on
vacation for several weeks, has returned to
his work in Providence, r. l.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
FOR SALE.

OUR TRIUMPH BRAND coffee at G. A.Bar-
rows Try it. 9-14
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
WANTED.

WANTED-500 doz sn eggs, for which the
highest cash price will be paid. V. +.
Hunter, Barton. y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

For SALE-The Farm Journal five
wears and the MONITOR one year (new or
renewaD for S175. An unheard OF offer
good only for limited time. See Farm
ers' Column" on page three. Renew now
and take advantage Of this Offer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

WANTED-25 two or four horse teams to
draw logs at Jay. Harness and sleds fur-
nished If desired. Taplin, Rowell, Lang &
Webster, Jay. 2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

For SALE y Bay horse, 13 years; one
chestnut colt years old (driver); pair
traverse sleighs; wagon; extra good violin
and fine viola. p. g. Stone, Glover. $40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

For SALE-Typewriter ribbons for all
makes. F. D. Pierce, Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

For SALE-15O shoats, $50 pigs. Roaring
Brook Farm, w. E. Nye. tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

WANTED-To buy creamery or an in
terest in cooperative creamery. Have
trade that will take from two to three tons
a week the year around If can get fine but
ter. We want a creamery that makes
butter aIl winter. Those carting milk or
cream from farmers need not answer. Ad-
dress P. o. Box S75, Lowell, Mass. $40
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
CATTLE MARKET IS IN A
 STRONGER POSITION

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS. Jan l3 Special Correspondence of the Journal Miner) Tine cattle market last week changed for the better after Tuesday, and ended with an advance of 10 to 2j cents over the close of the previous week Demand from all sources IS rapidly broadening, and there are now very few traces m the cattle market of the late panic The supply of cattle today IS li,000 head. several thousand more than were cx' pectcd. but the market IS not suffering much, steady to Toe lower on killing kinds, and stockers and feeders strong. Buyers know that the number of cattle on feed m Kansas City territory IS linn tied and in the hands of experienced operators. who are not easily iniiu' enced by market fluctuations, and they are glad to buy freely at present range of prices Some good Colorados were here last week and sold at the highest
 
 prices of the season, beef steers a' si.e5 to s4.5O; cows, s3,25 to $i1O; n few fancy cows at $i.50; stockers' si.l0: feeders, $i.20 A string or New Mexicos are here today, high bred stockers at $4.4O, cows at s2.65 to s3'oo Country demand has been extra good os the good beef cattle market IS en' couraglng and buyers figure that spring IS now almost in sight
 Sheep and lambs advanced 70 'o ao cents last week, although the supply wos fairly liberal at 3i,00O head for the week Run is 10000 today, mafhe' strong, top lambs, s7OO; fair to good lambs, s6.5O to S6.90 fed yearlings s5 60 to s6.2O; wethers, s4.5O to s3'2oi ewes s4.25 to $500 Receipts are run ming larger than was predicted pos sibly at the expense of future supplies Buyers are anxious for stun at a' times. and there is little or no mhrg'' between local and eastern prices
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
ESTIMATE IF THE COPPER OUTPUT
 AT BUTTE

BUTTE, Mont, Jan l7.-The esti' mated copper production by the Butte district during 1907 IS 2io,ss7 ,5lo bounds, as against 3i2,6Ss, ,so9 pounds in 1906. a decrease of lOl,sOl ,2'5 hounds Each month of the past year shoved 4 decrease from the cores nonJing month of the preceding year but the big falling off came with the nrecipitous decline m the price of cop ner and the rapid curtailment of pro duction by the Amalgamated Copper comnany. beginning m August From n normal production by Butte or 'o'ooV' ooo nounds month the curtaliment wont to 100000 it s,0OO,OOO pounds and during the last montn the Amai. yamated mines, with the exception o' ,hose of the Boston & Montana com many were closed entirely ana So
 ora ths mines of the North Butte and p,,to Coalation companies Ihe oiafN mines reduced then production oo pe' .ont and the only company opera''ht in the Butte district that prod"coo more copper than 't did m ''oo wa the Pittsburg & Montana n S'i'a'' 'o" % corn with a daily output 'i about ''' tons of ore Th' estimates of produ' ,ion for 1907 are as follows bos.or e ~ Montana company 6S'o58,o'' Anaconda. o4,i5i,eae Butte X Boston 9 aoe.o5o, washoe 6,iSs,i2o Parro, 54osolo, Trenton o,7si,47S, Nor'i pn,te. 9e,5s4,24O Butte coalation' .4' A o7I.soo; original (clark) i7'S'o's'o Pittsburg & Montana, s'''''''V, @ n"s Butte, 3,965,4so, La France @,ioo,o,1 So- miscellaneous, 3,lli,ii5 totai' 2so'o'' 5l6 pounds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
MONARCH MILL n BE READY BY
 FEB. 15
financial Furry Had No Effect On Plans
 Of Company
ron saturday, Daii,
spenoneeO .. Ieln,

'P'h'h'cO .. ielav v,.,. 'e'i'h ne ondue, of operations N fh, properties "a, Monare, Min ne hnn Smelting ompan, .be Black koc' district known az .oo
 Three Black Buttes during ,b, rs. cent dnan"'s' furry declared Charles W Plat genera, manager ,t the ,or ,ern to 'ourua' Mine, representative vostcrdav
 NIT Plat. arrived ncr. rom ms amp yesterday tor the purpose of transact. ing some important business This IS hi- first ''si' here m several months II, will 'ea,e for his camp tonight
 Speaking further he sad The stockholders of the Monarch arc all wealthy residents of Gcorg,a The company is amply financed tc carry out 'n detali the plan of operation agreed upon and to pay for all equip ment In fact. the only way we knew there was n financial disturbance m the east was through reading the news. papers
 The new fifty ton plant undc' ,on- structlou at the Monarch will be ready for operation ny February lj. barring accidents and unforeseen delays The plant IS being erected on the site of the one destroyed by fire April IT, last Considerable delay has been expcri enced ln its erection on account of tn, failure ,t the manufacturing concerns to turn out the machinery on scheduled time. and n further delay of two months on the part of the railroads ,r the transportation of the machinery
 Thousands of tons of ore arc blocked m the mine and ready to bo stopped as soon as the plant IS in opera tion The mine IS opened by over 4, 900 feet of tunnels, drifts, crosscut' and raises It is so thoroughly opened that enough ore can be broken witl one power drill to keep the mil steadily supplied
 At the annual meeting of tn, stockholders and directors, recently held in Georgia. Dr James T Ross of Macon was reelected president; J. K Harris, vice president. and ] r Min ton, secretary and treasurer Ample finances are on nand to carry out tho directors plan of developing the prop erty
 The Monarch group, comprising twelve claims, IS located nine mile northeast of Wickenburg.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
SAYS SUPERIOR & BOSTON Is A
 GOOD BUY
Mining Expert Compares It With Arizona
 Commercial
r ,m saturda, paiIy

gard he properties rt .1. ,u pt"0- \ Bos,oo ss nenl sccouc ,niy to 'o' 1'operties cscutl, jcclared frcsldou' Smitc lt D. 1ld Dominion
 ir ms opinion 'hc,s s absolutely 70. occasion f)' the as difference be. 'ween he quotations Arizona -om mercia ana Superio, S Boston says ' well known Boston mining expert
 With these ,wo statements as oasis t. go on. Supcrlo, d Boston should be a eincb toi the small investor took ing for a cheap copper stock.
 Superior & Boston IS quoted at n price that gives it about $355.O valuation Arizona commercial S sell. ing at Sl9. which would give II ,aluc of some Sl,9OO,OOO Dld Dominion is quoted at $36.5O
 Arizona Commcrciai adioins the property of the Superior X Boston and many m the Globe district maintain that the latter IS not only better situ. ated to get greater results, but has q much larger territory than Arziona Commercial The development of the latter IS not very far ahead )f Stu. pcrior & Boston ,u ore bodies opened up m fact the x. & R. has ore m con siderable quantity at three different points on It's property of 500 acres.
 With a smaller property, claims moi so advantageously located, and devel opmcn' but little .n advance of tho other, it seems rather strange to thos, acquainted with the two properties that Arizona Commercial should b, selling at such higher prices than Su perior X Boston
 The Boston mining man quoted abov, attributes this tc the fact that Ari | zona Commercial IS much better knowr in the east and on the curb than i' Superior & Boston, but that the latte is an attractive buy at present quota tons cannot be denied, hc says
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
PUBLIC RECORDS.

NJ | Enrigh, files affidavit of as sessment work on Boxe' mine. biach Canon district
 NJ Morrell files affidavit of as sessmcnt work on Panther m'nc Cherry Creek district
 Robert Heating to T F. fitzsim mons W deed, s5l0.s2 one'half m terest in 467 acres in W quarter section B, IAN 2W
 W A. Long and A ( Gilmore nc amdavit of assessment work on Main Spring and Lucky Printer mines Walker district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
SHEEP OWNERS IN FEAR IF \
 OROUTH
Im Saturdays Daily

bm saturdays Daliyl
 ambing season approaches
 al' an IS felt by sheep owners on a'' the lack of feed on the |ce" ages m the lower attitudes, pee ny the absence of the usual VII and snow storms.
 Dpwers are now herding their 1ofs he mountains and foothills |n unty, where water IS plenti' |'u ne grazing better than in the ove itltudes of southern Yavapai sno Ns' ,Opa counties. Fears are en- "a roothill ranges will soon be ''na s''o provided no rain or snow iaIIs 'o,cb will involve serious losses, aggr"go og many thousands of dol r..,eG with former years, the i'p'' sheep now in northern Ari' iop ,ar m excess of that of any ''a- 1ter in the history of the Ter h'o 'bG ranges have also been nm ief ne establishment of the Pres Co. Verde forest reserves Suit
 sO noing places outside of the re %f few on account of tne
 dfoo md a number of the sheep 'S"e. whose hocks are grazing on A' ntain ranges, have asked the 'eeea from the Northern Arizona
 N'' ,rowers association to the
 Stock ,oeu's association, which meets in
 Den January 20, to petition ohie' .' Forestry Department Pinchot t'
 aloe heir fiocks to graze on the fres ''l forest reserve for sixty days dur hp a' ambing season, in case thi'
 @ea-l $ not visited by rain or sno"
 Norm' n time to improve the feed Al
 ', 'sua' iambing places.
 lrominent wool grower stated
 yesrerday that in case the dry weather
 '0a''nued and permission was no granted 2 number of the focks to en
 !" 'h' reserve during the lambinl
 ~asor loss of thousands of dollar
 Sooid result to the industry which ha increased the wealth of the Territor.
 aundreds of thousands of dollars in tn
 last few years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
(From Fridays DailyJ Will Shoot Ducks.


 Ed Meek left last night for the Kirk. land section on z duck hunting expedi ton.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney General Clark left last night fv, Phoenix on supreme court business. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Pat Barrett is in the city from the White Horse mine in the Walker dis. trict, enjoying well earned vacation. Home from Vacation.
 Burt West has arrived home from Fl Paso, Texas, where he spent n well earned vacation with relatives and friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
(From Saturdays Daily) oft for Yuma

l. drom Saturdays Daliy) "r Left for Yuma
 Mrs. r. R. Martin left yesterday for visit with relatives in Yuma. Left for Home. Harry C. Hibbcn left yesterday for his home in Flagstaff after n short visit here.
 Passed Through. Ralph Cameron of Flagstaff passed through here last night on his way to | Phoenix.
 Pioneer Miner Here.
 sam Foran, a pioneer miner, is here on business visit from his home in McCabe.
 Convalescing from Rheumatism. | City Treasurer Locknart is con valescing from severe attack of | rheumatism.
 Visiting Relatives.
 John Ehlo arrived here yesterday from his home in Skull valley on n visit with relatives.
 Here from Texas. A. !. Charette arrived here yester- day from Dallas, Texas, on one of his periodical business visits.
 Home from Squaw Creen
 County Assessor Campbell arrived home last night from Squaw creek. where he has mining interests.
 Here from octave. ]. A. Trenbcrth, freighter and con tractor, arrived here yesterday from Octave on n short business visit.
 Left for Phoenix. II C. Lockctt and D. M. Francis were outgoing passengers last night for
 Phoenix after n days visit here. Home from Phoenix. Attorney T, q, Norris arrived home l yesterday from n professional visit to Phoenix on supreme court matters. Purchasing Supplies. . William Baird is in the city from his | mines in the Copper Creek section of the fIassayampa district. purchasing
 supplies.
 Left for Their Mines.
 C. K. Crosby and ! W. Johnson left
 yesterday for their mines in tbo Eureka district after s pleasant busi-
 ness visit here
 Spent Yesterday Here.
 Henry Boettscher spent yesterday [ here on business from his ranch north [ of Point of Rocks He left for home
 on the afternoon train
 Big Bug Visitors. 2 John Kinney and daughter, Miss !. Mary E. Kinney, arrived here last . evening from the Kinney mining camp
 in the Big Bug district I F. C W Pooler is recovering | from n severe attack of the grippe. I He was able 10 get out of bed yester-
 day, the first time in ten days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
CDNFESSEO THIEF | ARRESTED IN l JEROME
'Omrnlts Theft inPhoenix O. Various Wearing
 Apparel
' lrday s DaiiS

Irday DanSt
 'D' disgrace b. ted when h, Stol, Scv wearing apparel from
 Phoenix Januar, z
 self confessed burg pgh here last night ,u Maricopa county lail, Deputy Sheriff Jeff rested by tn, Jerome 'nvs ago at the instance ier of Maricopa county lis guilt when son Jerome iail D, Deputy .si with stealing from a 7Hc, gn Overcoai 0f Los ecture with the name dund sewed inside the ult of clothing pur o. Bilcs-Lockhart Cloth his city, "a second suit StetsoD nat purchased othing store, and pair es purchased from Gold. u Phoenix. Part of the Phoenix was recovered Thomas claims that derate when he commit aN and volunteered to as Adams in experimenting they reached Phoenix
 yersation with the officer, that he left Phoenix he and his pal stole the Nickcnburg he made the Ht young man who pre-. "itb one of number of he stranger had evident ae razor was found on his ,r was arrested m Jerome. M yer two days Tn this city rom here to Jerome June nt from there to Jerome in ,th an individual of ques- outation. His arrest by the h,ers promptly followed his Do Copper City
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22

Cherry Visitor
 W Metzga' ,r obc,r. ,s visiting ir tho -ity
 Left for Hillside
 " V 'aulsob 'etr as i,ght foe liillsid, -n min,np business Left for Denver
 liarr' t'n v ,tarr,ng,op left bar. yestcrday r,S with relatives and friends n Dero". ole Left for Hillside
 John Lawlot ,a. ',mcr Wood were outgoing passenger, as' oigh' Co, Hin- side pn mining business Left for Los Angeles
 M' and Mrs Goorg. Apderson left yesterday ,o, yisit wit rclativcs and friends in Los Angoic. Here on Business
 Peto Gallagher A popula' .onducter- i op iHC United Verde S Pacific railroad. is here op a shor; business visit Brief Visit. J r. Mclvci ot Del Rio paid a brief business visit to the city ycstsr> day. returning home on the afternoon | train
 Home from Jerome. F R Stewart has returned from . business visit to Jerome He reports business healthy and active in the Cop pcr City | Left for Home.
 D. !. Sullivan, president and general manager of the United Mines company, was an outgoing passenger last night for his camp at Congress. Wool Growers Here. Harry C. Ilbbcn, Dan M. Francis and Hank C. Lockctt, Flagstaff wool growers, arrived here last night from the skylight City on sheep business. Left for Home.
 Miss Elizabeth W. Aston left ycstes- day for her home in Columbus. Ohio, after q pleasant two months visit here with her brother, H.. E. Aston, and wife. (, Recovering from Grippe.
 A. F, Widmcyer, city ticket agent of the x. F.. r. & F., has sufficiently re- covered from severe attack of the grippe to be able to again attend tc his usual business duties. Reported Improving. The many friends of M. !. Hickey, who is ill in San Francisco, will bs | pleased to learn that he is improving and rapidly regaining his usual good | health. Passed Through. Attorney F. M. Doe of Flagstaa passed through here yesterday an route to his home in the Skylight City from Phoenix, where he attended ths sessions of the supreme court Tuesday and Wednesday.