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Arizona republican., 1908-09-20
Of Local Interest


RETURNED TO U. of A.-Tom Far ish has returned to the University of Arizona where he is pursuing mining course.
 LEFT FOR LOS ANGELES.-Jack Greville left last night for Los Angeles on business
 WILL SPEND THE WINTER Mrs. C. E. White arrived in the city yesterday morning to spend the winter with her son. F. NJ. Avis and family. Her home is in Wichita Falls, Texas, and this is her second winter in Ari- zOna
 DIED AT LOS ANGELEs.-Mrs. Gertrude Cole, well known in Phoenix died in Los Angeles last Monday at the home of her brother, at the age of 55 years She had resided here at her home at the corner of Third street and Mckinley. The cause of her death was paralysis.
 RETURN TO ANN AR5oR.-Alex-, ander Baker and Neil Mccarthy will leave tonight for Ann AarbOr where they will attend the law department of the University of Michigan. This is their junior year of a three years course Both young lawyers have made excellent records and creditably represented Arizona at the big school They are both former students of the Phoenix high school.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC. - Thomas Francis Hughes head of the vocal de- partment of the Arizona School of Mu sic. arrived on yesterday afternoons train from Prescott where he has taught a large class of pupils during the summer months. Professors Grunn and Stuchal and Miss Gertrude Trump will arrive today. All the teachers of the school will be ready for duty Mon day morning, which is the opening day of the institution for the fall season. During the past week students have been registering, and such a large number have enrolled that this promis es to be the most successful year since the school was founded in 1904.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-20

This Great Hair-Grows ing Rem ody can now be Ind at all druggists in three sizes, 25C, soc and Sl.OO per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election Is bounded By an4 WITHIN
second street Avenue z. clinton
NoTfoik street East Houston street and Avenue A
The second Election District bounded BY and within
Third street Avenue c. East Houston street
East Houston street. Avenue G.
street stanton street and street
The Fourth Election District bounded within
Lhtrd street Avenue n Columbia stanton
The Fifth Election is bounded BY and with
Third street Gosrck street.
street stanton street Columbia street and n
TIE Sixth Election District bounded Within
East Fourth street Lewis Third and
4.
The Seventh Election District Is BOUNDED Within
East Fourth street East Lewis
street East Houston street C0erCk Third
and Lewis
The Eighth Election District ~ within
sixth street, East river East Fourth street c.
Fifth street Avenue G. Fifth street Avenue d.
Fifth street. Avenue c. Third and Avenue y
The Tenth Election District IL
Sixth street % Avenue g. diagonal line
ner OF Avenue c and Sixth the
d and Fifth street and Avenue b
The Eleventh Election District is BY within
Seventh street Fast river. sixth Nvsn1e a
diagonal line from The OF d
street TO the corner OF Avenue and Sixth AM
Avenue
The Twelfth Election District By within
East Eighth street Avenue g sixth street and Avenue
The Thirteenth Election District bounded b. ana
within East Eighth street East river. seventh street
The Fourteenth Election ulst-Ic; Is bouuded bv and
within East Tenth street Avenue d. Eighth
Avenue C.
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within East Tenth street. Avenue G. Eighth
Avenue T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
ror-RrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

~. First Election District IS bounded By and whia
water street Jac6soo
East river and Clinton street
Election District - nounleu ~ as Nl.al9
s,ceet cherry street and Montgomery street
be Third Election District ia bounded y ana ei-na
Madison stree. Jackson street. Monroe street ana Mont
gOulery street -. - -.,.-t-
rand street Jackson street Madison street ana toHVer
1s Fiftb Election District bounded By and within
Wiilett street. BrooHe street 5ert
street Ridge street Br0ons street a1 PIX
Tbs sixth Election District bounded b. and within
Rfvington street Ridge street. Grand street -nt2n
sfreef Delaney street AMI Attorney street
me Election District IT, BOUNDED ~ a1 $3.50
stanton PITT street. f4NlhsteiL stt-A -N'S
street DelancsS street and Clinton street ....
The Eighth Election District is bolnGed ~ dnl
stanton street street. Delaney street -
street Erocne street. Ridge street fVinSoh -7e- an
1ns Ntrb Election District bounced By and vithn
Ffvington street. Cannon street. Brooue street ana WI
lett street - rr.rf-
& mon street street, Rtvington street anu VIZ
80. Evan,b Election District bounded bv and eit'
6, stanton street Delaney street Le'm
T6e twelfth Election District IL BOUNDED ~ and
STANTON river. Delaney street D1~D
Ervfngton street and CiCerck street
Thfrtaeuth Election District - ur'InHletl
within Delaney street lonpshl7 slIr-'-
Wanen STREET Grand street. Goerck street Brocne ''
nd Lewis street
Tbe Fourfeenth Election Distrist is bounded BY az
vrftbIn Delaney street. Lewis Aeet Br1H1e -
C;oerck street Cira1G street Sheriff street Br9oae '
To Fifeenfh Election District bounded D. ard W..
river Jarksou street 49,
street MangIn Brooue street and Ion2Nins '7-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
rH1RrY-F1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
First ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
M MSE w sfe Street william street
69t5 ser and Bedoes Islands and Hudson river
within Liberty street broadway Fulton street william
Wall street. Broadway Rector street
The Third Election District bounded by and within
Warren street Broadway. Liberty street ana Hu1S
The Fourth Election District bounded BY and
White street. Broadway Warren street and HUDSON
The Fifth Election District s bounded BY and within
L Vti1j + EITen trest and Broadway
The sixth Election District bounded by and with
IN Worth Park row. Pearl street and center
me seventh ELECTION District is bounded by s snd
way, North Moore street, street. Iaisht street.
Varck street canal street sullivan street Ill.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and within
street. Canal street Laght street ana
street Hudson street. Hubert street Greenwich
street. Beach street and Hudson river - and within
street Hudson street Spring street. Renwiek
The Eleventh Sf Election District bounded by and
within Spring street Varick street Broons street.
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and with
Ivan street. watts street and vaTick street =, .,a
within Spring street Broadway. Grand street and SUI
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
pfnR Masdosf sre Taam
street. Spring Hudson street
The sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within King street Macdougal street. West Houston
street Sullivan Prince Charlton street and
Hudson
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded BY ana
within Houston street VariCk street, King street.
Hudson street. Charlton street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded By anu
within Garrison street Varick street. West Houston
street Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Houston Macdougal street. King street
and VariCk
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded by and
within Third MacdoUgal street Blocker
street Hancock Houston street Varic street.
Carmine street and Sixth avenue
The Twenty-frst Election District is bounded BY and
within Bleecker Thompson street. West Houston
street Hancock street
The Tweny-zecond Election District is bounded by and
within Third Houston street
Thompson Blocker and MaCdougal street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded by and within
Mott Bayard street. Mulberry street.
Park street. Worth street and Broadway.
The Second Election District bounded within
Mott Pe Bowery. Catharne
street East Broatway Chatham square. Worth street.
Park street and Mulberry street.
Third Election District bounded within
Bvard Bowery, diagonal line from the
of Bayard street and Bcwery the corner 81 Canal
and Chrystie streets ChrySte street Division street
Bowery. Pcu street and Mott street.
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
Of Chryste and Canal the corner OK
Bayard street and Bowery and BoweTy.
Fifth Election District bounded by within
street Bowery. Eayard Mott street
The Sixth Election District is bounded by
Spring MariCn street. street Mott street
Canal street and Broadway.
The Seventh Election District bounded by within
Prince street. Elizabeth street Brooe street. Marion
spring street and Mulberry
The Eighth Election District : bounded hy and within
Broome street. Bowety, Hester Mott street
The Ninth Election District bounded by and within
Tenth Election District by and within
Evington street Chryste street Bowery
broome street Elizabeth street. Spring
The Eleventh Election District is bounded nv and
within East Houston street, Chrystie RivngtoD
The Twelfth Elector District is bounded nv and
within East Houston street Bowery. Spring street and
Elizabeth street
Thirteenth District is bounded nv and
within East Houston street Elizabeth street Prince
street Mulberry street Spring street and broadway
within East Fourth Bowery East Houston s,rSst
EIuedwly, Great Jones street and Lafayette street
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Third street Second avenue Houston strret
and BdRery. 49,
The sixteenth Election District is bounds1 hv and
within Ftth street Second avenue. Third street Bowery
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded nv AMI
within sixth street Second avenue. street ana
The Eighteenth Election District 4. bonns.a nv an,
"''nh 81 MARKS place Second avenue, Sixth and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
Election Notice.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DrsrRrcT-ceBsfnusd-

Square East
within East Tenth street, Second sVsnue 81 MARKS
place Third ayslne
rhe Twen Election District - bounded ~ snd
Second aveuues East Tenth
nd Third avenue
49, Tuysnrv rrst Election District r. bounded ~ ara
vfthin East Thirteenth street. second avenue. East
TvvsYfh stre and Third avenue
IRE Election District f. bcUnded by ard
WITHIN East Fourteenth street second aVsnus East Ihir
tenth street and Third avenue
IRE twenty Election District - bounded oy aad
,fs-f, Fourteenth street. Third CooDsr
Cooper West and Fourth avenus-
IRE Tventy-fourth Election District - BOUNDED ard
within Aston Place. Cooper Square West East FouEta
street and Lafayette street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
sEyEHrH ASSEMBLY D1sTR1cT

The first Election District bounded by and rihia
street wes- Nineteenth
"1f b Ws5 oh eei6n Btre9 enc is So1ae S and within,
twentieth street. Eighth West Egh5senca
The Third Election Districrsiz bounded by snd within
Nineteenth Seventh West Eighteenth
The EGFt9 ET s bts'riSI IS 6eaa5 BY ana Sata
West TrentieJh street To the corner o. Nest Te1 -
tenth SSTSe' 2 Rna 5,ShY H. az emu n., n lob
West Twsntyhrst street TO seventh diagonal
s st 5e fg"s r8 G 81 f sa ana sn W. ss T5
,ts,s go, w. -r.,+a,6 $500 80 >st., - Wen"
West twenty street seventh avenue west Twsn-
The seventh seS'i,n p~Jris, ts bounded = and Within
street and Ninth
The Eighth Election District IS bounded b ana vi,s,
Twenty second street Tenth avenue West rxents
sTa street N1%,s 9ys41s Wss N9se. street Tenth
Tie Ninth EeCtion DtS'ryt Is bounded ~ and within
fourth street Tenth avenue West Twenty
The Tenth Election District bounded by and within
West Twenty fogrh street Eighth West twenty
The Eleventh Election pistric bounded by within
Ninth avenue 20 Nv, corner q west TSenty
Twsnty fo,,rtS sIrf snG NnfS e.5 SS'' avenue "e'
The Twelfth Election pisrcs Is bounded ey within
Twenty afrh street and Eighth svenue.
diagonal frohs Tsnty-stSts stree
and Elghth avenue % the % Ninth and
The F. q,5s I fsco s"d pi snss 1e1e
within West TWENTY sixth street Ninth avenue West
The Fifteenth Election District Is by ant
West Twenty street Ninth Avenue
Twenty Hudson
Election District Is - Nv ard
within twenty eighth street to diagonal iins
from Tenth avenue ami West Twenty to ths
corner ~ West Twenty Ointh and Ninth
Ninth avenue, West Twenty seventh and Hudson
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by snt
within west Twenty eighth Avenue
Twenty seventh street Ninth avenue
TIE EiShteenth Election Distract Is bounded snf
within West Twenty Seventh avenue.
TWENTY eighth street and Ninth
The Nineteenth Election District Is BY and
within West ThirtietA = Eighth avenue diss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Tn. First Election District is bounded by and within
Street sixth avenue C4rmne street. ClarSson street AM
Hf b c5Sd Election Ds;ric, ard WITHIN
Morton street B4eecEer street. Lsroy street . luxe
T6e Third Election District bounded b and within
street Morton street and Hudson street -
Barrow street. washington place sixth avenue N0
Tbe Fiftb EIeeton District Is bounded and within
Christopher street West Fourth street Bsalo
The Election Distct is bounced BY and Ei5a9
street. barrow street Hudson street -, -..s,-
The Seventh Election District II bounded ~ am ah
Barrow street Hudson street Clarkson street ara Hui
The Eighth Election District BOUNDED b. snf VitrIn
Perry street Washington street West Tenn s.re tl
son si I5 6h[ iSsot rS5T sres ans Fson
ms Nint5 terffo5 P5izric Is bo,Indsd bv and
Perry Blocker street Christopher street ana HUI
The Election District bounded ev ard Etss'
Perry street. Greenwich street West EeLsntn s.-'
f eTf r s 49,, Ttsrit = ~ P,5e5 bv and with
IN Bank street, Greenwich street. Perr street ard HUI
WesL Twelfth street. Greenwich street Bank street and
The Thirteenth Election District boundsd By ard
from the Horato Hudson street %
Eighth avenue and Jane street Eighth avenue Hudson
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded ~ an.
street the corner Of oratio ana HUDSON ard
Fifeenth Election District bounded With
IN Little Twelfth Horatfp
street. Greenwich STREE Twelfth street and Hudson
The Sixteenth Election district bounded BY and with
IN West Fourteenth street Hudson street Horato street
Washington Little West Twelfth and Hud-
river
The Seventeenth Election District Is BOUNDED By
within West Seventeenth street Ninth avenue. West
Fourteenth street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by snt
within West Sixteenth street Eighth West Four
teenth street and Ninth
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded By and
within West Fifteenth street Seventh
tenth street and. Eighth
The Twentieth Election District bounded ard
within West sixteenth avenue.
tenth street and Eighth
The Twenty Election district bounded BY and
within West Eighteenth SIX
teeuth street and Eighth
The Twenty second Election District Is bounded by and
Wlthln diagonal line from the % West seven
eenth street Ninth avenue 70 the corner Of
Eighteenth street and Eighth Eighth
West sixteenth street and Ninth
me twenty third Election District is bounded bv ard
within West Eighteenth street Eighth dag
9na ae from The % West Eighteenth and
Fshth avenue u the Of Seventeenth
The Twenty-fourth Election District Is bounded bv and
within West Nineteenth street Ninth avenue West
Eighteenth street and Tenth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
70 College, Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs n. J. YOUNG-FJLTON. u Union SQaaIN
N4pEMOfSEIIE AMY0T. Teachers Agency g. West
80 Tel Teachers goverResses
colleges schools and private families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK

General Offices. No. 1o7 West Forty-hrst Street.
Borough Manhattan
hereby given in OF chapter 300 OF
;he Laws amended by section 10 chapter 90
Laws Of 1901 boundaries OF each of the election
districts in the County York. of the designation
OF the place registration s. s. 10 and H.
and OF the polling place election to be held No
sn,ber Ieos in each of the districts in said
county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DIsTRICr

The First Election District bounded and within
street Broadway Beaver street and william street
The second Election District is bounded by and TitHa
SLIP Psa s street Wal sTssr and bo MILAN b ' asd within
New Chambers street Madison street ft0oSeyeIt street
North William street and PARK row.
The Election is bounded by and within
New Chambers street; James slip East river. Dover
street, Pearl street and Oak street .,,
Roosevelt street Madison street New Chambers street
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District Is bounded and within
katharine street. Cherry street Oliver street and East
The Eighth Election bounded by and within
Oliver street Cherry New Chambers street Rooss
The Ninth Election District is bounded by within
orhare sp East Te James Sip and ThsTIy Sgg
Market Slip East river Catherine slip and CheTry street
within Mechanics alley Cherry street Catharine street
Twelfth Election District is bounded by
Pike street Monroe street Catharne street and Madison
The Thirteenth Election District bounded by and
Henry GS the from S Of ' sS
Madison street Madison street. Catharne street and
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by and
street diagonal line from the corner OF birmingham
Henry er Streets streets and 4 Henry street
IN p,tgr ,t ] DosIaed oy ana WIZ.
Iv [ st. Chey street yeTeFS9a street East
street. Pike street and Madison street.
Sixteenth Election
in Clinton liver and Rutgers
bounded by
within Clinton street. Rutgers place Jefferson s;reet
Cherry street, Rutgers Madison street.
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Montgomery street Cherry street street
diagonal line from the and Madison
streets to the Of Montgomery Henry
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded ami
within Montgomery Henry street a diagonal
line from the OF Montgomery Henry
10 the corner OF Clinton Madison Madison
East Broadway. ~
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within Grand street Division street Montgomery street
East broadway and Clinton
The Twenty first District Is bounded
within GOuverneur street Madison street MCntgoulCrv
street Division -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
DETECTIVES WORKING
ON ROBBERY CLEWS
Pinkertons Deny Rumor That Sus.
poets Are Being Detained-De-
VeIopments May Come
Soon

Many rumors were current late yes
terday afternoon that two of the per-
sons connected with the Monrovia
bank robbery, in which $780, 700 in gold
and currency was mysteriously taken
from the vault without any traces hav-
ing been left or injury to vault, doors
or windows of the bank, had been ap-
pretended and were being held in de-
tention by the Pinkerton detective
agency officers.
These rumors were apparently from
more or less reliable sources. and some
credence was given them in certain
quarters.
Careful investigation, however, failed
to disclose the slightest truth in the
rumors, and it is positively and em-
phatically denied by the Pinkerton
agency that any one has either been
arrested or even apprehended and held
in detention.
"rhe publication of a story that any
one has been arrested" said c. V. Hat
ter, manager of the Los Angeles branch
of the Pinkerton agency, at his home
last night, would not only be prema-
ture but untrue. We positively have
no one under arrest nor under deten-
tion, and any story to that effect IS
entirely groundless.
1--WE have certain theories that we
are working out which may in due
time result in arrests, but that will de-
pend entirely on developments"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

vet devised He believes it will make
some astonishing records next year.
Wilbur Wright made four flights this
month at LIE Mans, taking each time a
member of the British Aero club as a
passenger.
A 'gyroplane," invented by two
members of the Institute of France,
has vertical propellers and broad can
vas wings on a horizontal frame. EX-
periments have demonstrated that 1t
can rise from the ground without
preliminary glide or the aid of cata-
pult. 1t recently rose in the air dl-
rectly upward for fifty feet, and was
then sent forward at thirty kilometers
an hour, was stopped, and after hover
ing in the air a few moments was sent
upward to 100 feet. AT this altitude
the propellers were stopped, and the
gyroplane was allowed to swoop down
ward at an angle of 20 degrees to With
in a few feet of the ground. BY ma
nipulation of wings and propellers 1t
went upward again at the same angle.
Experiments in circling will be maze
next month.
Balloon ascents were made Illegal
within a radius of forty miles from the
center of Constantinople in $780, and in
1872 this was made to include the en-
tire Turkish empire.
An aerostat is a free balloon, and
an aeronat is a dirigible balloon
1.-THE finest exhibition of ballooning
I ever saw" said Roy Knabenshue,
was in Los Angeles a few years ago,
when Tom Baldwin went up from
Chutes park with a spherical balloon
to try out the air currents. He crossed
and reerossed Main street in his flight
over the city, and then went down
to Santa Monica, came back and went
back and forth over Los Angeles
again, finally landing within a few
blocks of Chutes park. He crossed the
park twice just before landing, and
could have made his landing at the
starting point if he had desired. l
watched every movement of that bal
loon for three hours and a half, and
to me it was a wonderful exhibition"
Frence is keeping an accurate mill
tary tab on all aeronautic movements
in all parts of the world. Through
the Frenuch sea captains the govern
ment of that country has collected data
regarding the air currents in various
parts of the world, and this informa-
tion is charted as closely as possible.
/ A new dirigible now being built by
the British war office will be much
larger than the two previously con-
structed.
The Aero club of California plans to
have aeronautic activity of some sort
in Southern California each month of
1909. At the close of the year book
let will be issued recording the prog
ress, and showing the aeronautic ad-
Vantages of this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
AERONAUTIC NOTES

Wilbur Wright, Farman, Delagrange
and Bleriot will receive the red ribbon
of the Legion Of Honor at Paris next
Friday, New Years day. The Wright
brothers will both be in Pau next
month to teach the art of steering
aeroplanes. This will be done, together
with further experiments and attempts
to make 1909 records along the dunes OF
Pont Long, near Pau.
Exclusive of December, 164 ascents
by American members of aero clubs
were recorded for 1908. The greatest
number in any one month was thirty
one In July. The total amount of gas
used by aero club members in ascents
this year will be about seven million
cubic feet. One vote in the F. A. l.
is allowed for every S82,750 cubic feet
OF gas used by members of affiliated
aero clubs.
A separate catalogue of aeronautical
works in the New York public library
has been issued by that institution to
nation. 1t contains $50 titles, but does
not include any references to periodi-
cal articles.
Lawrence j. Lesh, the young aviator
who broke an ankle in an exhibition
of glfders in New York, will enter the
engineering school of Columbia and
ioin the University Aero club.
Wilbur Wright believes it entirely
feasible to travel 100 miles in three and
one-half hours with the Wright aero
plane.
CAPTAIN Augustus E. Muellers study
Of air currents has convinced him that
IL will be easy to make a trip to San
Diego from Los Angeles with stand
ard balloon.
John A. d. Mccurdy, who made Q
successful flight with the Silver Dart
this month at Hammondsport, n. Y.
in the face of a strong wind and snow
storm. is of the opinion that the Silver
Dart is the nearest perfect aeroplane