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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
Adam A. Weschler. Auctioneer.
Washing ton. D. G..

RECEIVERS SALE OF PROPERTY
AND ENGRAVING COMPANY, DOING
u BUSINESS AT NO. 1874 c. STREET.
4 NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON. D. c.,
CONSISTING OF OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. PRINTING PRESSES. TYPE.
ELECTRIC MOTORS. STITCHERS.
FOLDING MACHINE, BUNDLING
MACHINE, PUNCHING MACHINE
AND ALL THE PARAPHERNALIA
USED IN a FIRST CLASS PRINTING
OFFICE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14

BAR FIXTURES. GLASS PARTITION.
IRON SAFE ROLL TOP DESK.
CHAIRS. TABLES. HANDSOMELY
FURNISHED LIVING APARTMENTS
(SECOND FLOOR).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
BY Green G. Reid.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
\, ~ OF A *,
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STABLE
LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE 4,
OF ADAMS ssEREET.

In execution Of a decree in the Chan
gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond
y va entered July COS, g, order !, book J.
HHarbaIYgh ct ais. plaintiff. vs.; William
Will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
Ass TIIURsDAY.gJULYs 18TH,
at 6 o'clock n M, a very attractive
brick stable above referred to, situat-
/, ed on the west 81 dc %of Adams Street,
beginning onc hundred and eighty-tWo
G82) feet south Of the southern line
of Cary Street, running thence south
line Of Adams Street. 40 feet, thence
back westWardly from said front, be-
tween parallel limos las feet to ten-
foot alley, being. the same real estate
OF which Ellen Harbaugh died, seized
and possessed. .3s,gg3. "a " s
i TERMS: n One third cash, balance In
tWo$equal fBinstalments, payable lat q
and "a months from date of sale. @notesg
forAtheT deferred payments. With inter-
est from the day OF ale, at g per cent,
and title to be retained until all of the
deferred payments are made. or all
cash at the opt ion of the purchaser,
s8s3ya ~ TIN8J. BLAKE.
@i r. q. WENDENBuRG
B. Special Conlnli stonsrs.
as,I certify that the bond required o.
sssss Ss an nSs tha a1
ea5 c ~ sAVIL1p al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14

BY Virginia Auction Co.. Auctioneers.
sos e. Broad Street. Phone 1851.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14

By virtue OF decree passed by the
Supreme Court of the District OF CO.
lumbia in the cause OF Lewis and
others against the Interstate Printing
and Engraving Company. and others.
equity No. 27471. the undersigned re-
ceiyer in said cause. by direction OF
said court, will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, No. 334 G
Street, Northwest, Washington, D. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
WANT LEGISLATURE
I 0 AMEND LAWS
Dental Association Will Ask That
Members Be Recognized as
Specialists.

With members in attendance from
all sections of the State. the annual
meeting of the Virginia State Dental
Association Will open at Murphy's
Hotel at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
Tile important feature Of the day will
be the address by President Edward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
MELVIN FLEGENHE1MER.
Special Commissioner.

I. Charles o. savilie. clerk of the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
mond. certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioner by the
above mentioned decree has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this Sd Aas
OF July. 1908.
Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
Autttor &alfs, Tbfs Dap.
Vim. Is. Pizzlni COMPANY,
4 Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 723 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
/ Desirable Brick Dwelling
IN THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
e WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE AND
ELM STREET.

49, vi
In execution OF decree Of the
Chnncery Court of the city OF Rich
rnond, entered June 90. 1908. In the
suit OF Regina Walsh VIZ John G.
Notes executrix ct nlss we will SELL, mt
public auction, on the premises or,
TUESDAY, JULY 14TTI, AT 6 O'CLOCK
P. NJ.
the attractive house and lot above roe
rcrrsd to, situated at the southeastern
Intersection of Williamsburg Avenue
~ along the southern line OF VIII
Hamburg Avenue and fronting there
on 10 feet inches. thence back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet. thence
in westerly direction 10 feet inches
to Elm Street, thence back on the
eastern line OF Elm Street to the be-
ginning.
TERMS: One-third cash and reviduo
at six and twelve months. evid4nced
by notes with interest added. and title
to abe retained until said notes are
paid: or all cash. at the option of.the
purchaser
MELVIN. FLEGENHE1MER.
u.s. cnpcfal Comf1lissfoner.i&s
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THURSDAY. JULY s1s. 1908,

THURSDAY JULY l6, 1903,
all the property OF the defendant corr
poration. the Interstate Printing and
Engraving Company, consisting. among
other things, OF Office Furniture.
Printing Presses, Type, Electric Mo-
tors. Stitchers. Folding Machine. Bund-.
ling Machine. Punching Machine and
all the paraphernalia used in first
class printing office.
The property Will first be offered for
sale In bulk, and If no satisfactory
bid Is received tt will then be offered
in separate parcels.
e TERMS or SALE: a substantial de-.
post In cash at time of sale, and the
balance on ratification by the court.
Title to property to be held by res
cetver+ until ratification Of sale or
sales by the court, when the receiver
will give due conveyance. Expense OF
removal willsgbe borne BY the pur-
chaser. Catalogue on application.
ID. l. RICE. Receiver.
519 Thirteenth Street, N Northwest,
washington. d, C.. SIS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
The Trained


no chsrge for the information and
advice that the coupon will bring.
Isn't your whole future worth the
finding out: Then, do il now.
Doesn't matter how old YOU are,
where YOU live or what you do-so
long as you can read and write the
|. {. 5. can help you without your
having TO lose a days S work or leave
home. Marx the coupon.
Doe-n't the fact that during
November DOS students voluntarily re-
ported better positions and higher
salaries obtained rs a direct result OF
c. :. training prove the willingness
and ability of the |. c. 5. TO raise
your salarvi This IS the average
number of similar successes reported
every month. Marx fhe coupon NOW
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

vc--.5-- woman. came q -te sized copy q
Amos Rural trsde standing j. rre family
nucleus group. he hand Oh h,- shoulder and
-nnocerce and the conscientious energy Of .
country 6-eSs-uaEe- visible II every lire It
was startling. and for = minute l wondered
whether ! had lowered my ideals with my
waist line, l11- the Senator butter ann oJIlCel
the first callers. and l have not had time L
think since.
Really the y. Ole meet n TINS way have
opened I'd new phase IF the Capital. Il not
& new world u me. And ! turn away from
the C--areG horizon = add q POSTSCRIPT 10 my
suspicion II A-nlss prominence - e new
tcng-essuar.
NV Co-E-essne-' wsve=. begin l. he
leve. are The humble skunk lahuageS ot
the social tel- here. You stv. there are SO
many members ot the diplomatic corps, and
the position u every last one o- -he-r- even
unto the tnlr- and fourth sec-eta-vshlp. Is
assured DeCause-vyeL. because the sort OF
references they bring from their Governments
say So Ihen. there Is quite class q very
worthy good Americans Wn. come TO Wash
1-lCrl-l every winter --lSr because it, more Ike
Europe than any other CITY mere o. abroad.
a--- the strings OF titles n the diplomatic CIR
Gle get tangled up with those ot the money
bag here II most arl1aDle fashion D- course.
t1e diplomats acknowledge . sort gt inter
national c1uslusllp with o--r Cabinet officers.
and certain Senators with committee places
thai sp-oI-t foreign teud-1lS are brought Tor
ward with IL the dramatic enthusiasm Of
newly identified foster lrathers- our Supreme
Court Justices are institutions Ike the Bank
u England but because Of their reputation OF
Sohdltv- / suppose there does. seem 70 be
any I'm Oh them socially. The plUmS are
thelrs, however. taT the asking The Cgr9ldera-
D.e quota o. ou- army and navy families on
assignment - the departments or on start
duty ru-nEle with the elect l- spite 4 small
pay and b-let transit
The wives Of the House veterans attain
positions where the ladder touches the clouds.
but the new Congressman 5 wife. il seems to
me. J. expected - live and move and nave
her social being within the limits 0- the Con
g-esslaual Circle There ought 70 1e an
.--.-l-- social 1nte--ue-- Tor when YOU ITst
get here everything j. sa busy among the
ether teuEre-= W7Ve=. and yJu get So
-.er red II leaving cards Tor them =El- making
-r Vou- OUu basket return that Eo- 1or Z
make a- effort L get int. the bigger social
world that really mean NaeH-ngt the
gssu-o-. .iIra- strata
You'd suppose ] would E.-- -E.--l- ~ al
tins III seeing the foreigner and al those
people 1T the diplomatic reception. it-r Il
WASH until ] began 70 meet them lE 81 per
=.ra- way. through their so.relrua- Tor senator
z odd. that / really saw into that sphere where
the new Ceug-e= man. 8 VIE "lL require Il
social dark lantern and Jimmy l. enter
There Is satisfaction II having yol-r illl- /
--,=-iau- confirmed. should feel So. even a.
my aaI autHT-E-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

TIT walk home W4z wonderful. Eta.
mean. The crisp ar va -a t-Ie-'i'- ----
-.-l[ --5 s--F down the a.e-le and a. they
-..-.l# 7T, e.-err.. lights the horse tossing ur
-,..-..-l, -r.. eert. ] suppose there were people
i--org II those v- passed Who "err t-.'5Ti -i-t
l :. srF not aWa- from. a SICK bed. and
-- 5----.- f4.r some heavy hearts bat
.5, 49, III -r.- dress t-e I-r-. Executive
~. - z-.-L- il tile height ~ -- ..---.Is season
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

YESTERDAY heard the W. q - 1T t.
nan minister a. she waited II the group
7 was telling ot the Senator condition re
mark. " Who j. that, ve certainly noticed
her somewhere
And when Captain Kod,rlgue had softly
voiced my name and station. she gave an
---4--.rf-- infected - Br'' which clearly 1-I--
-.-sr lust q new Corgrez=rraus wife How
.---5E o- me have thought her ot any lrr-
-..-rs-ce'
---- ...--5. 5.l.--lr..-.r az her own attacks of
-...-- failure and IF the slight thread that
.-.-,.7 +l hold her - earth. and / really wished
could say just the right thing o. heT. must
lave looked anxious. for captain f>o'-S-t ---
-au-ruu-eE- rs they passed on-
E.. D..- zs.,1' r.a many cigarette and other
-..-.-.-- wouldn't lie awake nights over Der
nr--entlv b. came back AYE you s--A
-an-l." he asked
Right av.v.' ! replied. for 1t was grow
--- .-..-l- outside and r. suddenly seemed II
le-.-f.le T. at4al up there and t.--- disease
.. 7 -.-r.r9-. YOU couldn't think st walking
Ff. looked - my light troeE
have a long coat and II lss I i..r Q ~.
hotel % half committed TnEseH-
Wei don't Irt them order the tt-Tie8t.
-f4,, In put NV lady Amba--4aor on four
wheels and lie shrugged hI# shoulder.
4-rr f-s greet ewes smiled the lr'1tafi.o-
a. :. Er-r - intrigue. Ett4. J s.ttr- III me
shadow af the doorway " "'.l." '--
.s.--,- =. Errgl-5a-s electric ar.fe..-'1. 81"
.s-. -.r fa--a settle back Ill tla iar rag. t1eu
l... forward hastily and eNte-.1 tHe or..'-
.-- r..4 vs-- through the lowered window.
f.--.-r FaEr-.a.e bent I.-Ha-" a-3 F.-.--
-..-f..-f -tt.--. merely sort af = .s.tE Hr
-.-..- foreigners var uuie-at.nt. -'-. .-'
....-. f. -----.s h. tossed Tie flower -..-e Ike
- ff .=1s- and came rlluul-- It. i..- 20 Z.
me- Served her right Tor tTt.-- q. - -
r..t-.-.- - her age.
TIT walk home Was wonderful Eta ]
L ----.- --- crisp air Wa So rs-re= Hsf-s and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
VENTED

send q STAN ?
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lr.-.".. u zss-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

4 g. -.r Baker
$500 -l- ,.-- CONS
..sa- --a- salem,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Cur National Game.

Baseball appeal, equally 10 every cla $ and l. peculiarly sp rt for pop1ia- tIon Ike that Of the Uri'ed States As phs .c4i exsr,i,- g l> fuii oi improving fe Turas ard car be indulged in just as -srnes,iy by child as by adult l. pss gr1@n so rapidly in phpul riiy th.' .ii othsr games a'e ovrT,hadowed. This i, .lso rue in regard 10 Hos'erer's B;- ters It's wonderful record of cures has given il st nding amo 2 medicines tar ahead Of any oi her remedy and t well deNerve, the plac- of honor. F'r fifty
 four years # has been curing and pre- venting sick headache, bel, hung, heart qurn, poor appetite, dyspepsia. Ind'ges- non, liver and kidney trouble, .ccsi,veuess sleepiessneSs. female Ill gen ral deoii- ity and malaria, fever ard agIe. Try a
 bottle. We guAr4ntee absolutely p Ire
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
Our Sister County
 aGmires the Selection

The Tucson Star has the following tribute to c worthy CUchiSe citiz-n:-
 Cochise countyhas honored itself and the people Of Ari- zona by nominating Ben Goodrich Of Tombstone for the council. Ben Goodrich came 90 Arizona way back in the early days of Tombstone; days that tried the, best in man, and during his long residence in Arizona he has always stood in the front rank in the legal profession and second tO none in h ] S sterling worth and integrity. a man that can always be de- pended upon to be on | h t firing line when men are need ed to 1 rotect Arizona and her interests, Now that statehood is approaching, it behOOves the people of Arizona to put the best men on. guard. We need better laws, better sys- tenn of county government, and last but not least, we need and must have an up to date model constitution for o u r new state. The people of Arizona love and honor Ben Goodrich; they honor and re- spect him for his splendid ability, and his incomparable courage as a man. I he people of Arizona take off their hats to Cochise county for it's St. lection of such representative citizens as were nominated by the Democratic county con- vention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
ARIZONA AlRShlPS
Machines Will be Used for Making
 Trips to Mountain Stations

Alrships sailing over Tucson
 This IS not a vague prediction nor a e i'd guess. It has every promise oi beng fulfilled within shor, time. says the Citizens.
 IL will be the Carnegie Dc-e-. Laboratory just to ,he west of Tucsor that wil. be the owner oi the pior eer airship in thls section
 The anticipated airsh;p will ta u-ed bv Dr. D. T. McDougsi, director of the laboratory, and other memUsra oi his s.sf in making quick trips to the various mountain stations of the Carnegie Desert Laboratory and to the Salton sea and surrounding E country.
 D McDougal hss just returned 70 TGcson from an extended visit in the East and while in Washington he -pent week with O.vilie Wright, one nf the inventors of the Wright airship. D. McDong2! is firm in sha h.iipt that the proposition Of aerial Uaviga- ton will soon be solved. He thinks that the Wright brothers are now close to the solution and that ere long their years of untiring labor in that direction will rssult in a crowned sue cess
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
From Fridays Daily.

The Democratic rally ~i!l he held Douglas tuIuurrew night. Ali ih- Democratic candidates will be on hand and a rousirg meeting will start of the political campaign. The Dem ocra,ic majori,ies will be larger than ever,
 CM Turton, representing the l. c Smith Typewriter, is a Tombstone visitor today.
 Msricops county prohibitionists have placed county ticket in the field and promise an aggressive cam. paign.
 The entire Democratic ticket is made up Of representative citizens who present united front to the op- position. Their election is certain and is conceded
 The open season for quail siIl tegin the fifteenth of the present month and nimr ds all over the territory are brginning .o prepare for the slsught- CT
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Tomorrow is the dlte set for the naming Of the city tickets. Tue Democratic delegstessre A K English, Slime Gsllen. Frank Payi-, Thns. Smith and Martin Costello. The Re- publican delegates are Lou Woolery Chas. Melgreeu, Gus Baron, Geo. Aa- cia and John Montgt mery
 It is understood that Mayor A. Wentworth will be the choice oi the Democratic delegation for the may oralty while U. L. Cummings is prom inently named as the probable Repub- licau nominee for that office.
 Geo. BEsvin will be the regular Democratic nominee for chief of po- lice and there is a strong sentiH:en: among the Republicans iavoring his endorsement by that party.
 For conncilmen many names have been suggested on both tickets in each ward. and it is not likely that there will be deartli of sldermanic candidates to look after municipal affairs, which iusures lively interest iu the coming city election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
CAMERON ARRIVES
Republican Nominee Will Speak al
 The Schieffein Tonight

Ralph E. Cameron. republican nominee for delegate to Congress, R. E. Morrison of Prescott and Joe Morrison ni 3's' ee, arrived this morn ing from Nogeles and viii hold forth at The Schit tfelin tonight Mir Cameron states large a:tendances have greeted the republican tours thus far made, and the program out lined ahead will keep him busy until the last day of the csmpaign. The Morrison brothers, wbo are the political speilb;nders uf the Arizona 2 o. ?. are accompanying Mr. Can eron. Plenty of orstory will be heard at the theatre tonight and large crowd will undoubtedly te present
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

Ina, Tombstone harouFs . ti4nvlI- cal fend IS evident from the malicious destruction last night by iynamite Q. property O! the I c NJ Co
 About I0:3O o'clock last evening Tombstone was startled b. r7rTitlic explosion in the neighb1rhood c. the re M Cos mill. An investigation !nce,ed the cause inst back oi the mil, one of the big l5,O'O gallon water tanks having been literally torn to sbreds and flood of water released jown the nearby canyon.
 Evidence of A deliberate plan to blow up the tank was manifest ard a 3 soon ss the nevs resched town feeling rau high and ss the matter was dis cus-ed today it's intensity increased end | it is safe tO say had 1t been known who committed the dasdardly work the perpetrstor would have suffered but shnrt work st the hands Oi the indignant pnpulace.
 The tank destroyed furnished water to the mill and was alongside of twu others ofthe same size, the tier be- ! longing to tte Tombstone Improve ment compsny and iurn shing the city water supply of that company Neither of the remaining tanks Sere damaged. The ts1k was evidently blown up by or 6 sticks of giant powder placed inside and handled in the water by some one familiar with explosives and this method of hand ling same.
 The work was evidently done out I oi spite or revenge fer some iancied grieyeauce, but absolutely no clew l. had 10 the perpetrstnr.
 The TCMC, promptly issued q reward of s!50OO for iniornmstiou that will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the fs4d. and it IS 10 bs hoped ha will be overtaken and justly | dealt with.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
AT ARIZ0NA'S FAIR
Territorial Firemen Making Ready 10
 Capture 5000 Prize

The volunteer fremen Of Tucson have selected the members Uf the team which will represent Tucson at the meeting of the Territorial Fire men's Association during fair week.
 A prize of $i ,00O will be hung up for the victoriGus teams anu the fire I.ddIes think they have sn excellent chance to capture thIs amount. Tombstone could furnish a contest ing team that might win the hono.s and the prize.
 The local fire companies shauld get together and serd sinn,rg .es": e the fair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

li At.zona people have ne. | any. thing to convince them that Delegate Mark S nth is one ot -hs aS'sse and bestrepresentstives iu congress Chair. man Dillon of the Democratic com- mittee has just received a letter from John sharpe Williams of Mississippi that should convince them. willism ms in bis letter to Billion ssys:
 YAzbo CIrY, Mes. S,pt. 26. 1908
 Mir. J J.P P Dillon, Chairman Terri. torisl Central Committee, Prescott, Arizcna,-
 My Dear Sir--l am informed that in the fight being made on Mark SmitA, the Delegate from Arizons, some things are hsing sail which to , my pers lnai knowledge are untrue, l dislike very much to inter ere, or bear the appearance of interfering, in what seemingly does not concern me. ] ! have been for five years the leader of the minority on the floor of the house
 perhaps it Is my du:y also, in behsl
 ci the p.rty to which belong. to de-
 lend them now and then when they are vrongiully attacked.
 MT. Mark smith has zen one of the
 most diligent men in his attendance t d., ,,,,St;,,,a ,f .t,o r,,.o or, al i the most vigilant in wstching thos' things that concern his Territory and oue of the most active in pushing | legislation which is, In his opinion | good for his constituents and iD re- pressing that which is bad fol them
 If any excuse is needed for this letter , it consists in the fact that cannot I stand idly by aud witness gross in. | justice. But for Mark smith, Arizons 1 wnnld now be in the Union gs s part oi the State of New Mexico.' He i first, through me and others, mem | bers oi the committee and members oi 1 the House who are not mem bers oi the committee, interested the ,DemocrstiC party in the prevention of that great 1 wrong until we had the party solid in the House against il and very nearly | solid in the Senate lie then obtained 1 Republican assistance with the same ! end iu view The victory which we | won ID getting Oklahoma into the , Uaion, without joining Arizona and | New Mexico, and thereby retaining the | opportunity Tor Arizona to become some day an independent and gres = ate, vas q most excellent and re- m.rkab!e one when you consider |
 was was won over the Speaker and thu 1 mana cement oi the Holse, "rhe Bil Five, ga they are ca led, and over tn,
 expressed desires of the President him self With every expression oi regard
 l remain very truly yours,
 JOHN SHARPE WILLIAMS
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
UNrkUt ESSi0NAl
Conduct is .he Ground for Charge
 Placed Against Arizona Physician

Dr. R. A. Alton, formerly a prac- iiciug physicisn Gt Willccx and for P month or more ir charge Of the coun- ,y hospital here, out nov located il Phoenix, was before the B, sId O. Territorial M dlcsl Examiners il Phoenix on Mondly. He wss cnaTg
 d with "unpro!essiorai c"ndu t." ! was alleged ihAt D. lad secured les ;imOnials and caused them 10 be sd sertised oi the s'!ic ency of ce,tan mineral weters Fer the purpose ' itceiving the pu iic. Mir Anon fe uied the allegation nud demand' evidence. The medIcal exsmi"e. have referred the matter to Attorne, General Clark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11
FL ger AR.Z0NANS
On The Executive Committee oi the
 Trans-Mississippi Congress

A Sa D Flancisc dispatch says:--
 The Trsns-Mis-issippi Congress to- day elected the iollowing officers:
 PresiC ent, Thomas r Walsh oi renver; frst vice president, NC. Lar rincre ci LsrrimoGe, \. D. second ice president, c. h. Fellow of Les Angeles; third vice president, A. c. grlmbo of Muskogte, Okls; fourth ,ice president, Herbert Strain ol ':'cut Fails, Mont secretary, Arthur
 ranc,s oi Cripple Greek; treasurer, James (. Dahlnan oi Omaha
 Among the executive committee arc \. NJ Conrad of Ncgales, Arizona; Q il. Miller oi CalifOrris.
 Amorg the sdditianal vice pres!- 1snts Is w. L. F. Donald Of Ari- Zana,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

The big sesrchlight at the new terri torisl prison being built at Florence has been completed and the juice turned on.
 The work of drilling on the city wells st Mesa has been suspended at s depth of I25 feet, the drills encounter ing a formation which could not be handled.
 The Yaqui Ind ans living near Qua ialupe and Tempe, celebrated st. Francis, the great annual festival of their race, m wierd ceremony and ieasting Sunday.
 A hcrse and buggy belonging to L4rs Erickson was stolen on the streess of Tempe Saturday and has not yet been recoyeItd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-11

The coGDty registration closes on Tuesday next, the 18th inst. County Recorder Mcdonald states that at present there are 66OO voters regis- tered ~hich already is 300 more than the total registration Et the lsst cleo tion. MT. Mcdonald estimates that the register this year will show ap proxima,ely 70o0 names, which is in dicative of the growth oi ,he county. Since the time is short for registrs ton, i: behooves those who have ne- glected this important duty to take notice at once and get on the register without delay.