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The Ordway new era., 1908-03-06
SCHOOL NOTES

High School. THE regular SIX weeks
examination comes this week. fuP''s
are irving to maintain their places IN
class 80 that their rank will not oe
lowered.
There will be special teachers eN,
animation held in the High schooi
Thursday. Friday and saturday. March
the Goth, 2lst and 22nd. All persons
in this part OF the county VINO WISH u
take ;he next regular teachers eNaih'
ination for certificates are invited 10
participate. ~
The following pupils Of the high
School have enrolled in the decIatha'
tory contest: Grace Cray, Cecil lies
Ida Wilson, Jessie Flicker, Bette l..
Stoddard. Mary Freeman, Hazel M"cF'
France. Streyer. Viva Syphcr. Jessie
Waurh. Lillian Truttcr, Forrest WIN
free, Frank Rice. Troy Akin, Ihe
school contest will be held Wednesday,
the 10Th inst.
Grammar School.-wc are CAD to
have Lola Cliug,t back in >rh o'. Size
VAS allsen, for uur week on account o'
Illness.
The defamation contest f"r the
Grammar Sch,v,l vii b" Lrlt on tue
afternoon Of FRIDAY, Mlrrh the ->th'
Judge, outside of thu -ch'"l "i'! iT
CHOSEN L. decide who viii hr tn" ~
ynrrd one fur th,. contest n til" p'fh
house.
Second Intern, dlatr O>a spindle
VIII attend >cnDo! at King C'ntcr til"
remainder 4 TN. term. her parents
ua,ing lately moved There.
The h.,turt class nav" prepared 4
class record IN whcu each m"ub'r
Keeps hi, daily grades. Ten l":frct
rccitAtlun- cuttt!r the pupil To gi,'
star placed a, the i!Ght @! the record.
The Fiuh grade arithmetic class
have been wrestling with fractions f"r
Il few weeks. They think that thc'
can add and subtract pretty well NOW,
Memory gems Tor the English cl">>.
Leave all foreign tongues a!unc.
Til you can read and speak your o"n.
over and over again, no matter which
way We turn.
We lind in the book Of life some les
>un We have To learn
First intermediate. Mildred Ed-tF
gave the best Illustration Of the
Hiawathl story in her reading c!aS-
The pupils who are decorating the
school room with signs Of spring have
about completed the task. DclbcFt
Lee donated a blooming gcranium to
make contrast.
Since the pleasant weather our
motto is "Work while you work and
play while you play" Here is where
the profit comes.
Second Primary -Fsrman tpjy ar
enrolled in the Second grade TUESDAY.
He comes from the La Junta schools.
The pupils have made small note
books for language work. This creates
great interest a. each pupil tties to
uutdu his fellow n uvatue-> and nicely
ot work.
Primary Marjorie Bigford, win
has been absent from school for some
time on account Of poor health. i
again in school.
The children are watching and talk.
Ing II the tr>t signs oi >priug. W
hope these pleasant days viii Ilcontiuur
unit. the eud ot the term.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday. March 9Th, 1905. !.
Sunday School at 10 oc'..S mi,
Rev, Robt. II. Newton lo, u.
Normal, Illinois, will prea'. \
Opera House at II o'ciocs N
in the evening at 1880. ~
tendance ut these services =
Everybody invited.
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Horse, Hog and Elephant

c. G. Minnick, OF Zso' D
Philadelphia. a week ago Gu !.
tree near Secane station
forked limbs for a onep,sM
legged stool. The three n =.
they are cut of are IN ~
likeness, one OF a horse
second of a hogs split nov. sa,l
third like an elephants ~. 4
mouth and the trunk OF 'ne ~, !
are startllngly true to na.a', nav
likeness is OF natures W.
All Mr.. Minnick had ~
strip the bark Oh.
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Evangelical Church serS' Y

Evaneellcal Church se'
Services over Sunday as io''V
Sunday School at 10 q. m
Services at II a. M. .s,d
Young Peoples Alliance a'
Preaching, 1880 p. m. II
Mld-week prayer meel'pf
day At 1880 r. m. IN
Bob Creek Sunday Scnoo'
Preaching at la. N. on,
king Center preaching ~ ,,,s,| ss
Evening services always I Ista y 4
The public cordlslly invi'eS .
services, !. -. ,,,,xrs. I
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HOME TALENT

The Box Springs people are billed
for the production OF "Dot. the Miners
Daughter" or "ODn Glass OF Wine"
on Saturday evening, March 7th, 1905
In the Box Springs school house. No
admission will be charged and every
body is cordially invited to come and
spend pleasant evening.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 1908

~ L rn@ncinz ~ l1.r . n.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 1908
- tD.l1@trz 1--scrih%d prpuerty:
or SIRE. Mar ye4r. Old. weigh.
~ l-3.G -t,,; ar.= .-vnn mare. II years
~ "-l91i ;-.s sslse. ao@ blzc. horse.
u 1sss-e m slsn nsi2h. I.11O: two
'J--lt- tsts. ~. -,e-;as. ~. o1e HeI,er.
Frs Ierssr-Hl3s.esa C4aa. : Poland.
Ctl.s Taxs-
fsSh .MpiEnENTe IND T1OLs
A'is U ai'tiD E.el,e warn aud beet
'is.'s- trie u iagb Lashi szxg-- cym-
Inete vEua Ds.t rs.ese ere soriny
Nagpf1 IVY sets Lpg.Gs ns,. t.rr,es..
pi'e fur-tpw Jsasu Dez.e .,es; cglti.
itNaipr; pDe lWa4tyw Y.l8e,e h4e,
aiiiliratnf: size Nsils..e t,est cs.lls-. ono
~v-sectiuu hartvw= oae /, inch
Najislnf prov. pue gs-s.eEs gicIn,
jl'ps pne Deeriuf invwef: a-,L Deer.
fp nay rake, and pUae, .f,.&s And
lnpiemenis.
HpUssHoi.D G..,gos
fpne Majestic Range, ,oue OAK Side
psasp, one BOOK Case, tl,as Ee,,ize,
,tff' Tables, qaaIfs. fsessrDa set.
Terms VI Sale: spws VnSer 60 %
cash; Sums oyef sloO9. q credit q
zine nonths from da.e ~ ssse- Pur
chaser ~ give baukab.e n<se t.earfn,
~ per cent- 9 per cent 20 sss czsb.
g. r, COLE
Spindle & FRYE. Auetisaeefs.
&. g. Steiafnetx, Clerk.
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New goods arriving every day. Come
In aud see us as we want to see you
and get acquainted.
Montgomery Mer. Co,
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We are just opening big shipment
OF the celebrated Carson gloves. Come
and take look at them.
MONTGOMERY MER. Co.
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DR.. j. Il. Bell is now located in Room
! over The First National Bank.
ONCE hours 10 TO ~ and . TOD,
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BOX SOCIAL

The following program Will be rem
dered on Monday evening, March "ih,
in the Ordway Opera House, under
the auspices of the ladies u the
Christian Church.
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\ lnIee DTO1Ie kltCntn
Each .ady requested To bring box.
Boxes will be sold 4, 80 cents each,
and viii be on sale at .:3O. Program
begins at ; O'Clock sharp and >upp~t
will be served at the close Of the
program. Everyone invited
Mrs. JOE DASSELLEY. Sec'y.
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'-ai.-aE -ar-.- 5rl-:e. A. to Nez
Ira sts1s
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
INTEREST INCREASING.

The contest for presiding king and queen. and maid for Old Folks Day here goes merrily on. New contest ants continue to enter the race un- daunted by the fact that those already in the lead have large number of votes to their credit, but evidently be- lieve that competition makes the life Of q race Miss Sarah Ingram is the latest 10 appear in the list, entertain ing with 100 votes to her credit. The vote now stands: For king-William Passey. 46G: Noah Brimhall 325; liar vey J. Harper. lS5; Ben Noble. 100: Joseph A. Stewart. S2; 4. Hunsaker. 27, Judge P A. Williams, 10; Charles O. RhiH. 10; Henry Duke. 15.
 For queen-Mrs. Ann Peterson, 535: Mrs. Ann Brizee. 2l5; Mrs. H. J.. liar per. 121; Mrs. J. T. LeSueuer. 120: Mrs. Sarah Ingram, 100: Mrs. Melissa Hun saker 30. Mrs. p. A Williams. 8.
 For maid of honOr-Gean Hunsaker. 40: Jennie Hawkins. 4S1; Mary Holla- day, 302: Henrietta Irwin. 40; Deborah Allen, 20, Ida Obarr. r: Bee Rogers.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
SHORT NOTES.

Dr and Mrs. K. II. Blome returned Monday from an enjoyable trip to Roosevelt ard the dam site.
 George x. Gage, who has been stop ping here for several days, went to Phoenix yesterday to meet his broth CT. F.. B. Gage, who arrives this morn ing
 The churches of Tempe will hold d union temperance prayer meeting this evening at the Baptist church at 7;30.
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Murphy, who brought the body of Mrs. Watrous here for burial last Sunday. returned to Pasadena last evening.
 J. B. McNei has returned from a trip to the coast where he say the fleet in all its glory and otherwise enjoyed himself.
 Dr. B. B. Moeur is absent on a trip to Tucson.
 Maurice Tones son of MT and Mrs. C. C. Jones, is s.ck.
 Six hundred lambs. bought of Mrs. J. F. Sturgeon. were yesterday ship ped to Kansas City. l.. C. Cummings of Tombstone also shipped car to that place.
 The Christian Endeayor Society of the Christian church will serve cake and ice cream OF the lawn at the tab ernacle Friday evening. May 1st. 1908. Price, I5c All friends are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
NEWS FROM MEXICO COLONIES.

D. NJ. LeBaron, proprietor of the Mesa bakery who is in DuBlan, state of Chihuahua, Mexico writes home to the effect that several colonies that have recently been established on Chi
 huahua and Sonora by the Latter Day Saints. are in a flourishing condition, that rains have been plentiful and that the crops look well. The colony, of DuBlan is constructing an immense canal. which when completed will car " the waters of Casa Crande river to a natural basin formed in the Sierra Madras. From this point. canals will be run to the several farming districts. MT. LeBaron's letter also contains the information that vegetables and grain of all varieties grow profusely there. it not being an unusual thing to find single strawberry plants bearing as much as a quart and one-half of the luscious berries. The mines there are in splendid condition and that work is being carried steadily on.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MORE RANGE CATTLE.

Within the last few weeks. scarcely a day has passed that has not seen a bunch of cattle brought in frcm diff ferent ranges. Most of these cattle have been bought by local feeders and will be fattened on the south side. liar " Shute brought down a bunch from Livingstone this week which were sold to Ben Robbins. Yesterday c. F.. Angulo brought 10l head from near Florence which he will fatten here him. self
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MESA
PROHIBITION PARADE.

A number of the ladies and children Of Mesa will participate in a parade which will represent the cause of pro- hibition, on the afternoon of May day.
 The procession will start from the Mesa opera house immediately after the May day dance given for the chil- dren there, and proceed from that place to the Vance auditorium, where they will be joined by the little folks who will have participated in the dance given for them there. These advoca- tors will march along Main street and carry banners and mottos appropriate to the occasion and also several flags. Isaac Dana will act as marshal and will be assisted by O. s. Stapley and J. w. LeSeuer.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
CITN RREVITIES

There will be a meeting of Tent No. {, k. O. T. NJ. tonight in K. P. hall. State Commander F.. l.. Bumpus. will be in attendance and several new members will be initiated.
 A May Day dance will be participat- ed in by the little folks in the Mesa opera house Friday afternoon next. In the evening a memorial meeting will be held complimentary to the reoper ing of the theater. after which a dance will be given.
 NJ. P Holladay is having an opening made in the brick partition in the rear of his store preparatory to the install ation of a new prescription case. A large plate glass mirror will be fitted into the opening of the archway.
 Mrs J. l.. Waring was a passenger for Phoenix yesterday morning. going on a shopping trip.
 F.. NJ. LeBaron of the Arizona Land company spent yesterday afternoon in the Capital city on business in connec- tion with his firm.
 On Friday afternoon there will be a dance given in the Vance auditorium for the little folks. in the celebration Of May day Tn the evening of that day. a ball will be given there in which older persons will participate.
 William McNeff of Phoenix, who represents the New York Life lnsur- Canoe company was in Mesa after business in his line yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
TEMPE
BOARD OF TRADE MEETS.
The Resignation of the President, B.
 A, Packard, Accepted.

A regular meeting of the directors of the Tempe board of trade Was held Monday evening. The business of the evening was not pressing and not great deal was accomplished.
 E. A. Packard. who when the board was organized. was elected as the pres ident. presented his resignation made necessary by the fact that he will no longer be resident of Tempe. The resignation was accepted by the board with regret as Mir. Packard has beer strong supporter of the board Of trade stnce # was organized in Tempe.
 The most important matter now pending before the board is the pub lication of tine pamphlet that is to be printed about Tempe and vicinity for general distribution throughout the world Most of the matter for the pub lication has been prepared and edited and another meeting of the board will be held this evening for the purpose Of further considering the matter.
 Certificates of stock in the board have now been issued to all stcckhold CTS. The certificate is neat and at tractive one and the possession of one is a credit to any man as it represents that man as being a booster for Tenn pc and willing to help along a prOpo-
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
A DISAPPOINTED COUPLE.

Petranino Para and Miss Porfidia Ochoa both of Granite Reef drove to town Monday afternoon, and with faces wreathed in sunny smiles enter ed Judge Guthrie's office, and after some hesitation made known the fact that it was their desire to be joined in wedlock then and there. On being asked by his honor if they possessed the required license. the couple an swered in the negative and amazed in the extreme to learn that such a thing existed and was necessary before they could be married.
 However. the license was procured yesterday, and the judge security tied
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MIR. coNNELLY TURNS RANcHER

John Connolly the groceryman has sold his interest in the grocery busi- ness to w. F. Smith. and the former firm of Connolly and Pierce will here after be known as Pierce and Smith.
 MT. Connolly will devote his time to extracting revenue from the rich soil of the valley. he having recently pur chased Dr. A. B. Browns ten acres of land, being the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 36.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
A MELON MAN HERE.

F. E. Cadwallack of Rocky Ford Colo. arrived here yesterday and is registered at the Casa LOma. He is associated with MT. H. B. Pierson. rep resenting Crutchfield and WOolfolk of Pittsburg. the firm which has con- tracted to handle the Tempe canta- loupes this year The Pittsburg firm will handle not only the Tempe mel ons this season but practically all grown on the north side of the river and a portion of the Mesa crop.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

w. J. kingsbury returned yesterday morning from short business trip to the coast. Like most others who have been called to the coast on business lately. that business was largely con cerned in seeing the fleet MT. Kings bury saw all that could be seen of it and said it was the sight of a life time. The night previous to the ar rival of the fleet off Santa Monica. he spent there as the guest of Mayor Dudley and arose early the next morn ing to catch the first glimpse of the ships as they steamed up the coast.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
LEAVES TEMPE.

F. A. Packard left Monday evening for the southern part of the territory on a business trip. MT. Packard has been a resident of Tempe for several years past thought not a great deal of his time was spent here. However. he will hereafter call Douglas hIs home. He has accepted the presidency of the First National Bank of that city and proposes to devote most of his time to that institution.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
A SIGHT SEEING PARTY.

A party composed of Mrs. May French Cooley director of elocution at the Arizona School of Music and Miss Grace Andrews also of that school and MT. Hughes came up from Phoenix Monday evening and stopped at the Alhambra hotel, from which place they took the stage yesterday morning for Roosevelt. The party win spend sev- eral days there viewing the govern ment works and the surrounding coun- trN
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
PROHIBITION HEADQUARTERS.

Those residents of Tempe who are actively favoring prohibition have es- tablished headquarters in the Richard son residence where a good room has been fitted up with desks. chairs. etc. Between now and Saturday every eff fort will be made by those taking this side of the question to gain as many votes as possible.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.

A special meeting of the city council was held yesterday afternoon for the city election which will be held on the fourth Monday in May. to be explicit, on the 18th. The election will be held in the Goodwin opera house and the following election officers were ap- pointed: R. l.. Mullen. inspector; 4. B. Tomlinson and Al Miller, judges; NJ l.. Spear and W. A. Hill, clerks.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MORE MEN FOR CAMP BOWERS

Superintendent J. P. Corney of the mines at Camp Bowers was in Mesa yesterday. MT. COrney states that work is progressing rapidly there on the tunnels and that ore indications are very satisfactory He will spend several days here, and on his return. will take d number of men with him to be employed as miners, in addition to those already at work there.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
ILL AT HIS RANCH HOME.

Dr. c. P. Openshaw is reported to be quite i'll with cistitus at his home To- cated some three miles southwest of town
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

sition that has for it's object the up- building of the locality
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS. Sheep Men
HERE,s YouR OPPORTUNITY.

HERE'S YOUR OPPOR ONIIf'
 Buy now and save the price or a crop of lambs.
 200 acres miles from Mesa. in al- falfa and grain; plenty of water. s1OO per acre.
 200 acres 1h miles from Mesa, in grain and alfalfa; plenty water. $lOO per acre.
 so acres ; mile from Mesa. in al- falfa and truck crop; good orange land; Mesa water. Price $10,400; one- third down, balance long time.
 so acres miles from Mesa, all in alfalfa; good $2,G00 brick house; Utah water Price s10,359.
 Six 40 acre rarChes from $4,O00 to $5.OOO; all improy ed and in grain and alfalfa
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

the knot, and the happy couple left at once for Granite Reef.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
CrdSViIIe No. 3924

The noted French coach stallion will make the season 1908 at Cowboy Cor ral, Five Points, Phoenix, Arizona. For terms, etc. apply at West Ad- ans street or at corral.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MAY BE REPEATED.

There is q strong probability that the opera Priscilla, which was such d pronounced success at the normal last Friday night will be repeated there on the evening of Ma, Sth. The matter has not been definitely decided upon but there is strong sentiment in favor of its repetition and it is safe to say that if given again the perform ance will be.greeted with another pack ed house.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

Q Merchants lunch at the Hotel Adams Cafe from fl a. m. to 2 p. n1.' Price 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

Vim P Crump Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona oranges. s2.50.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
HAD A FINE TRIP.

Hodnett and Carr, resident under takers and embalmers. Phone lI9.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-27
THREE HOUSES
OF GALLAGHER'S
ARE DYNAMITED
BUILDINGS WERE BUT NEWLY
COMPLETED
PROPERTY NOT OCCUPIED WHEN
WRECKED
Waterman In Vicinity Thrown to the
Ground by Force of impact--Gal-
lasher Expected to Sell
Houses Today
.sy Associated Press.

sSy Associated Press.
OAKLAND, May 26.--Three large
dwelling houses. built by James l.. Cal
lagher, the prosecutions star witness
In the bribery-graft cases, at PERKINS
and Belmont street, In this city, were
wrecked by dynamite tonight shortly
before midnight.
The houses were In the course OF
construction and almost completed, but
not yet occupied.
A heavy charge of dynamite placed
In the kitchen of the larger OF the
three houses threw the building on the
foundation and almost completely
wrecked IT, The other two houses were
also badly shattered, while many WIN
dows in the neighborhood were broken
by the shock.
John Rollins, a Waterman employed
by the contractor building the houses
for Gallagher, was sitting In small
shack near the houses at the time, ana
was thrown to the ground. He stated
to Captain of Detectives Peterson that
he was through the three buildings
shortly before the explosion occurred.
1t is said Gallagher was negotiating
a deal today for the sale of the houses
for $4,000.
Several weeks ago Gallagher's home
in Oakland was blown up and badly
wrecked at night. while he and his wife
and several friends were In the house
and narrowly escaped serious injuries,
This occurred the night following the
day he testified In the third trial OF
TREY L. Ford, general counsel for the
United Railroads, and but a few days
before he took the stand against Abra-
ham Ruef Since that time Gallagher
has had a bodyguard constantly In at
tendance upon him, and he and his
family have been stopping at the st
Francis hotel In San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-27
REV. M'INTYRE
ELECTED BISHOP
by METHODISIS
LOS ANGELES MAN HIGHLY
H0N0RED
DEADLOCK COMPLETELY BROKEN
AND EIGHT ARE NAMED
Eighteen Ballots Are Necessary to
Finish Quota of Episcopacy"
McklnIey's Pastor Among
Those Chosen
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The episco-
pal election of the Methodist Eplsco-
pal conference for 1908 was completed
today. The new bishops, in the order
of their election and numbers OF votes
each received on the electing ballot,
are as follows:
Rev. DR.. w. F. Anderson of New
York, secretary of the board of educa-
tion. Freedmen'S Aid and Sunday
schools; 54s votes.
Rev. DR.. ]. 1. Nuelson, professor in
Mast Theological seminary, Berea, o.;
$40 votes.
Rev. DIR. w. A. Quayle, pastor of st.
James church, Chicago; 6ls votes.
the Pittsburg Christian Advocate; eli
votes.
Rev. DR.. Wilson s. Lewis, president
of Morningside college, Sioux City, Ia;
524 votes.
Rev. DR.. Edwin H. Hughes. presi-
dent of Depauw university, Greencastlei
Ind; 511 votes.
the First church, Los Angeles; Ola
votes.
Rev. DR.. Frank M. Bristol, pastor
of the Metropolitan church, Washing
ton. d. c.; 493 votes.
The last named was the pastor, in
innate friend and even, 1t Is SAID, al
wiser of the late President Mckinley
The bishops-elect will be conse-
Grated at a special service on Sunday
afternoon at the Lyric.
The episcopal election out OF the
way, the conference will now make ur
the election of a missionary bishop fol
Mexico, a secretary of the general con-
ference, four publishing agents, thir-
teen editors, corresponding secretaries
of various boards. trustees, new com.
mission on aggressive evangelism and
a number of other officials.
Among the recommendations which
the committee on foreign missions has
decided to make to the conference II
one looking to Endorsement of the con-
ference of the Laymen's Missionar,
union; another recommends commits
sion to arrange for a proper celebra
| ton of the twenty-fifth anniversary o
the establishment of Methodist mis-
sions in Korea.
| The sum of ss.OO0,OOO will be aske'
for 1909 mission work: $4,000. 600 70
1910; $1,000 900 for 1911 and $6,eO0.0oO TO
| 1872