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Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
FELL.FROM A BUGGY
A Lad Suffered Painful Injuries Yes
 terday Afternoon.

Joe. the little son of MT. and Mrs. J. TT. Birchett met with rather a pain full accident yesterday afternoon. He was out driving with his grandmother in the buggy and Mrs. Birchett meet ing a friend on the road stopped the horse. The animal stopped little un- expectedly for the boy and he slipped off the seat and fell between the wheels The horse promptly started again and the rear wheel of the buggy passed over the lads head, badly brusing his face. It was thought for time that his nose had been broken but an ex- amination by Dr. Alexander proved this to be in error It is not thought that his injuries. though very painful. will result seriously.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
ANOTHER CANDIDATE
 FOR ROAD OvRRSEER
A Petition Being Circulated Asking For
 the Appointment of Aaron Cummins.

Announcement was made a couple of days ago that the present road over seer. " T. Cummings, was circulating a petition to the board of supervisors. praying for his re-appointment to the position. It now develops that he will not have the field all to himself, for yesterday another petition was started and is being liberally signed. It prays for the appointment of Aaron Cum mins.- MT Cummins was for number of years the road overseer of the dis trict in which he resided before coming to town, No 13. If appointed. he will no doubt make a competent official
 There are those, however who claim to have inside information, who say that w. T. Cummings has a cinch on the job for another term. He has held it so long now that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary and it is claimed that under the coming admin istration of the new board of supervis- ors, he is safe for another term. Not alarmed by these claims, the other as- pirant for the office is going ahead with his petition and the result will be made known shortly after the first of the year.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
Mesa Department W. HI. HOGLE Manager
CHARACTER DRESS BALL
 OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
All Nations and All Times To Be Rep
 resented.

This event which is to take place at the Mesa opera house this evening promises to be the social affair of the season. The endeavor to costume in character dress, or to dress represent ing some particular country or some period of history so as to represent some prominent individual in the his tory of nations. has elicited all of the best efforts of the young folks in pre- pairing these costumes. and it is safe to say that the spectators bench will be well filled.
 Four cash prizes are to be awarded as follows: Two first-One going to the best costumed young lady and the other to the best garbed young man. These prizes are to be of s3 each. The two second prizes are S2 each.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
A NEW GLASS

A new plate glass was placed in the north window of the Tempe Hardware building yesterday. The old one was rendered, useless by stone some ago. The new glass tipped the scales at just 800 pounds in its crated condition and it required the careful services of half dozen men to place it in position, It vas rather a tick fish procedure for the glass had to be handled with extreme care as it re- presented a valuation of a little less than hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
Finch and Carr. undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe. Phones. 131 Finch: and 179, Carr.
THAT ROBBERY

Constable Sigala, armed with a lsearch warrant. spent the better part 'of Wednesday afternoon across the river in vain search for the belong .ings of MT. Kunselman which were re- -rnoved from his home while he was away and without his concert. Mir. 'Sigala searched the sheep camp where it was suspected a prospector had con-
 cealed the junk and finding no trace
 of any thing there, included the Indian in his labOrs, but to no
 avail.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
WILL VISIT IN SALT LAkG.

Mrs. Judd left here on Wednesday evening for Salt Lake City. where she will spend several weeks this winter visiting with her parents.
 Mir. Judd will remain in Mesa until she returns. when they will both re turn to their home in Mexico Mir. and Mrs Judd were members of a party who came to Mesa overland from Chi huhhua, Mexico. little over a week ago. The teams win be sold here. as they intend to return to Mexico by rail
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
NO LAUGHING ALLOWED THERE.

Neither men nor women are allowed to laugh when their nerves are shat tered. That is, their nerves don't al low them to. But one box of Sexine Pills will make you feel better. s1 box; six boxes s5, with full guar antee for any form of nerve weak ness in men and women. Address or call on Elvey & Hulett, Druggists, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
RIGGS, LIGHTNING DELIVERY.

w. A Riggs of the Riggs and Horn transfer business. yesterday bought the interest of Mir Horn, and is now the sole owner of the extensive busi- ness done by this firm, A few months ago this business was purchased by Horn and Riggs from w. A Trimble.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
MOVING PICTURES.

The Mainland moving picture show proved an attractive feature at the Mesa opera house again last evening. The pictures were all good and were thoroughly enjoyed by a large and ap- preciative audience. Another show with an entirely new line of pictures will be given tomorrow evening. The illustrated songs sung by Miss Mac donald were very much appreciated.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

The Pythian Sisters will meet next Thursday at the usual hour and place. All members are urgently requested to be present as there will be nomination and election of officers, also initiation of candidates.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
slcTuRes TOMORROW NIGHT

Manager Goodwin of the opera house states that the picture show tomorrow night Isill be one of the best that he has presented this winter. He has made a special effort and has secured some special pictures for the occasion. A couple of illustrated songs he secur- ed on his own account will also be giy- en tonight. They are said to be far superior to the general line supplied by the firms that make business of furnishing these songs and slides.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
NAVAJO BLANKETS

E Attention Is called to the change or ad of the Goodwin Novelty store this morning. MT. Goodwin yesterday re- ceived a large consignment of splendid Navajo blankets direct from the reser- vation. They arrived here just in time for the holiday trade.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
WHITE DANTE CORN.

Both the Arizona Land company and Pomeroy- Guthrie are showing some exceptionally fine ears of white Dante corn. raised this fall by D. D. Smith. on his ranch south of town. The ears and kernels are exceptionally large and well filled.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

A bachelor lives life of narrowing uncertainty, but a married man has the consolation of knowing that nothing worse can happen to him. Washington Herald
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

All that delightful mystery that once surrounded a woman appears to have escaped through the holes in her Deek-a boo waist and the slash in her sheath skirt-Washingto Her ald
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
CHURCH ANNouNcEmENT-Th

Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First NJ. E. church will meet in the church parlors this afternoon at 2:30. Every one is invited
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

Getting a husband may be an art; but keeping him is science requir- ing deep study and uninterrupted la or.-Washington Herald.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
FESTIVE ElkS

B. B. Moeur, Andrew Nielsen and a |couple of other Tempe Elks went to
 Phoenix last evening to take in a per
 formance given by the Phoenix lodge.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

The famous Hamilton Brown rubber boots. A fresh lot just in You need
 them for irrigating. w. Lukin Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

\ NO VOTES FOR THE CONTEST
 ANTS CAN BE HANDED IN LATER ' THAN SATURDAY EVENING AT 10
 O'CLOCK.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

. For your spectaeles, eye glasses and other optical goods see Dr. Swigert, II
 E. Adams St Phone Red 2641. Bring
 your repair work to us. -@ 7.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11
A BOX OF MONKEYS"
 NORMAL AUDITORIUM
A Play Tonight That Has Been Once
 Postponed.

1 The play at the Normal this evening i entitled "A Box of Monkeys" gives promise Of being a very entertaining event It was billed for a number of weeks ago, but on account of the epi- demic which reached it's height about that time, it was necessarily postponed. The evenings entertainment consists of a number of features aside from the farce and the complete program is as follows:
 Tableaux-1. Tenting Tonight 2. Temptation. 3. Three Graces-Three 1 Disgraces. 1. A Normal Tragedy Cram. Exam, Funk, Trunk. Two Act Farce. A Box of Monkeys Scene.-A fashionable drawing room. Mrs. Ondego Jhones. a worshipper of wealth and aristocracy. attempts to civilize her western niece, Sierra Ben galine.
 Sierra's lover. Edward Ralston. wis.,. it's her clandestinely. The 1nt returns unexpectedly Ralston resSrts to sub terfuge-is employed as a butler.
 Meanwhale Lady Guenivere Slaud-. poore who is to be separated from her cousin. Chauncey Oglethorpe, arrives.
 Afterward Chauncey appears and is Eistaken for butler by Miss Benga- line
 Disguises and misunderstanding lead to many amusing complications, but "all's well that ends well.'
 Persons represented:
 Mrs. Ondego Jhones ... Maud Shivers Lady Guenivere Slaudpoore ... I
 .........-.-....... Mae Stukey Sierra Bengaline ..... Civilian Rush Edward RalstOn .... Wiley Hanson Chauncey Oglethorpe e. John Mullen
 Notice is hereby given that card playing for money is positively prohib ited in our pool room.
 MACK BROWNING,
 HOWE CORSON, Jr.
 We don't blow about our Holiday dis play, but it is here now and is deserv ing your inspection. Come in, look the line over and draw your own conclu- sion. RYDER BROS.
 Old Rutledge whiskey. full quarts, $100. Try it. Tempe House.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

The new Popular restaurant, every
 thing new. clean, and neat. The best
 of service.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

For sale, mesquite wood. stove length $500 per cord. Leave orders at Parry Goodwin store. w s. Austin
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

We don't blow about our Holiday dis play, but it is here now and is deserv- ing your inspection. Come in, look the line over and draw your own cOnclu- sion. RYDER BROS.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

Notice is hereby given that card playing for money is positively prohib- ited in our pool room.
 MACK BROWNING,
 HOWE CORSON. Jr.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-11

Old Rutledge Whiskey. full quarts, 100. Try it. Tempe House
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Notieeis hereby; given. that on December 18th,
the meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, OF the
Town of polores, State of Colorado, Nelson A,
Hopper, for himself, his successors and assigns!
will apply to the. said Board Of Trustees of said
By said Board of Trustees granting unto him,
his successors and assigns, for the term OF twen,
ty years, the privilege and licence to erect CON
strpct. maintain and operate an electric. light
and power plant id said Town Of Dolores, and
to erect such poles, wires, and fixtures ae. may
be necessary for the operation of said electric
light and power plant upon, over and along all
streets, alleys and public ways cf, said town,
and all extensions thereof That said franchise,
privilege or license to operate said electric light
and power plant, shall. at all times, be subject
to the reasonable regulations OF the Board Of
Trustees OF said town, and that said Nelson A.
Hopper, his successors or assigns, will within d
reasonable length of time, after the passage OF
said ordinance as requested above, execute and
deliver to said Board of Trustees. his or their
bond in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars
conditioned that 1t will hold said Town harm
less from any damages caused by said Nelson A,
Hopper, his successors, OF assigns in the con.
htructiun, maintenance and operation pf said
electric light and power plant, within said
town, and that said Nelson A. Hopper, for him
self, his Successors and assigns, Will bind him,
self. and his successors and assigns to coinplete
said electric light and power plant within one
hundred days after the passage of the ordinance
asked for and have the same in operation q
Dated this Tth day Of November, A. ID. 1868.
NELSON A. HoPfER. Applicant
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
cortez Items.

Married at the home bf the brides
parents, Thursday, November 5th, Mr..
Chauncy Caughnef and Miss Jessie
White, Rev. Randall pastor of the NJ.
E. church officiating. These young
people are both well known in the val
ley:
The Congregational church With the
assistance Of Mr.. w. a.. Clucas, put on
the Bible Play "Jephthah," Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, they had large
and well pleased audiences.
The corner stone laying of the M. +.
Church will take place next Sunday.
They expect to have open dir exercises
at o'clock in the afternoon. Rev.
Randall pastor officiating, assisted by
Rev. Parker, Of Denver, and Rev,
Issacs, of the Congregational church.
Rev. Parker OF Denver, Will hold a
Methodist county Sunday school In
stitute here next Monday.
The Parker Roomins house has
changed hands, in the, future it will be
run by Miss Ila McEwen and Mrs
James Trimble.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. j. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J,
Closson, attended the Masons blow.
out, In Mancos last week.
Mr.. Hi McEwen Is treating his house
to q new coat of paint this week.
Mr.. e. j. Clossori, has started Or
the foundation OF his new residence.
Mr.. Jessie Vests new house is near
Ing com pletion.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
RIFT IN LOVES COURSE.
Deautifui Girls Demand Shocked
Adoring Suitor.

Jack Harkalong, let go Of my
hand"
In low. tense tones these words fell
from the proud lips Of the beautiful
Myrtilla Kefneggy.
A cold perspiration broke out upon
the high, broad forehead of the young
man.
Whats the crouch now. my peer.
less marshmallow?" he demanded
hoarsely. "of what have been
guilty?"
Jack Harkalong, let 30 Of my
hand!"
your words move me strangely.
gentle maiden, but they don't loosen
my grip. Most beautiful girl, listen!
Not even at your bidding is a set of
phalangeal muscles, trained, developed
and hardened by years of assiduous
strap hanging. to be made to yield
their"
Jack Harkalong let go of my
hand!"
What for?" he howled.
Because" she answered, in the
same low, tense tones, Il wish to ad-
just my back hairl"
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
DOLORES, COLO.

NOTICE OF RESTORATION .oF. PUBLIC
LANDS TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY.
Departwen, OF the, Interior, General Land
Notice is hereby given that the public laritls in
the following described areas which were ex-
cluded from the Montezuma National Forest
COLORADO, by Executive order dated July l.
appropriated, will by authority of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior be restored to the public
domain on December 15, $685. and become SUBJ
ject to settlement and after that date, but
not to entry, filing selection until on and
after january 4, 1902 under the usual restric-
tions, at the United States land office at Duran
go, Colorado: In Township thirtyse (s7),
Range fourteen Gl4l, Sections thirty (30) and
thirty-one f31) in Township thirty-seyen (37l,
Range fifteen (15), sections nineteen l1Sl, tween
ty 900, twenty-one (2l), South half Of Section
twenty-five (22), Sections twenty-five (25), to
thirty six (s6l, both inclpsiyei North and West
Warming is hereby expressly. given that no per-
son will be permitted to gain or exercise any
right whatever under any settlement or dccu,
patton begun prior to December Is, 1905 and
all such settlement or occupation is here
by forbidden. FRED DENNETf, Commits
sioner of the General Land Office.
Approved September I5i i9Vs; FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
First pub oct last pub dec l9OS
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
The Insane Aeronaut.


Orville Wright, the aeronaut, shoos
his head good humoredly.
NO." he said, Il can't be inter-
viewed"
But" pleaded the reporter, when
I've come all the way to Dayton?"
Mr.. Wright smiled.
''If were to talk aeronautics with
every reporter who asks me to-" he
said, 'Td soon be in such condition
that-that-
'1'n illustrate with story the con.
dition l mean.
"A visitor to lunatic asylum saw
young man running about catching
flies.
What is hep said the visitor. AN
entomologist?'
NO said the superintendent, he
Is an aeronaut'
An aeronaut?'
"'Yes. sir. Very sad case. The dif.
f1cult questions put to him by the re.
porters drove him mad in the end. II
is his idea now, when he catches
enough flies, to harness them to a
soap box, and SO fly over the wall and
escape"
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
School Notes.

Irene and Lloyd Hammond entered
school November 4tb, 1908. They are
taking ninth grade work.
Angeline Sagrillo, entered school
November 9th, she is taking eighth
grade work.
Angle Wiltsie has re-entered school
again.
On account of the organ being fixed
and tuned, music has been added to the
morning exercises.
An entertainment will be given by
the pupils Of the Dolores School No
vember 25th, at the Opera House. Ad-
mittance 25 and so cents.
Parents are requested to see that their
boys and girls name is on the honor
roll at the close of the month.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
Official Returns.

Following Is the official returns of
the election held In Montezuma county
November 3, 1908. File 1t for future
references:
President-Taft 442, Bryan d 94s,
Debs 81, Chafih p %. Bryan's pural-
ity 500.
Governor-Darrah So, Mcdonald r
400, Murray p SO, Shafroth d 943. Shaf-
roth's purality 493.
Senator, 10th District-Cline 900,
Morris II, West 800. Vests pural-
ity 229.
Representative-Clark BAL, Fry &
6s, Lamb sos. Clark's purality 246.
Attorney, 9th District-Haughey s
81, Lane s6l, Mollette 53s. Lanes
purality 324.
Judge Longenbaugh r 4s7, More
field 947. Morefield's majority 400.
Clerk = Burk SOL, Morris So,
Sprague d 74s. Sprague's plurality 81.
Sheriff Bowen 100, Clark + 636,
Gawith d 757. Gawith's purality 12l.
Treasurer-Reid d 75O, Wesch 1858,
Wilkerson 81. Reid's purality 81.
Assessor 96, Lynton d s97,
Mineah 5l8. Lynton's plurality $40.
Superintendent of Schools-Durwsrd
I'LL, McDill IS, Van Buren, 32l.
Durward's purality 78l.
Surveyor-Blake r 5ls, Mills d 9O7.
Mills majority 3S9.
Coroner-Guise 90, Thompson d 94l
Tritz 459. Thompson's purality 4s2
Commissioner, End District-Golla'
way AT, Hindman 81, Myler d 036
MYERS purality 459.
Commissioner 3rd District Bell s
so, Halls d 9O7, Roessler 4sl. Halls
purality 428.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
THR Mancos Times Tribune

THR Mancos Times Tribune
seems to consider the Mexico
special a huge joke. Well, at
first thought, it might look like a
joke Especially from a Democratic
standpoint) to have the Republi-
cans pay for bringing in train load
of Mexicans and then almost the
entire bunch voting the straight
Democratic ticket. But when one
stops to think of the evils that
arise from just such schemes for
prostituting the ballot, as the plan
ing to bring these people to Dolores
to vote was, the joke speedily fades
away and leaves only the sad reality
that where this class of voters can
be obtained in sufficient number
the ballot of the conscientious,
civilized voter amounts to nothing.
There have been elections in this
county that would have been
turned by the votes of these men.
OF course the vote this fall was so
one-sided that the vote cast by the
Mexicans cut no figure except to
make the majorities little larger.
We have not word to say against
the Mexicans; it was simply
business matter with them. If
they had not been solicited and
urged to do 50 not one out of
dozen of them would have thought
of voting. 1t was demonstrated
by their actions at the polling place
that very few had ever voted before.
We are not absolutely certain who
all the parties were that helped
plan the Special, but we have an
idea that the Mancos Times -Tri-
bune neglected to name one prom
lnent party, who resides in that
burg, in its prose and poetry
mention Of the affair. But let this
be as it may. AS we have said
above, it done no good and only
worked against those who planned
1t, who probably look at it now as
b huge mistake, or a venture we'll
begun but not properly conducted
to the end. However, it must
show to every thinking voter the
necessity Of an educational qualifi-
cation on the part Of the voter if we
wished to be ruled by the will of
the majority. So long as men who
know nothing about the principals
Of free government can be voted
en r1asse one master or boss may
vote fifty, hundred, thousand
br ten Thousand ballots while his
honest fellowinan can only vote one.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13
Olsnosal Of Wastes.

The proper disposal Of waste products
presents q difficult problem. Do not
throw old bottles; tin cans, broken
vases, or dishes near the house, as they
bechme filled with water and after a
rain form n good breeding place for
mosquitoes. There should be metal
pail in or near the kitchen and all the
garbage should be put into this. Emp
ty it every morning and evening and
wash It out, using boiling water and
and soap. Use an old broom for wash
Ing the pail. Ifgarbage or refuse pals
are kept clean, there is no odor. Re
iiiember that wooden barrel is not a
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13

If is one thing to gain a victory
bvef the opposition; it is another
and a finer thing to triumph over
bneself. This maxim is applicable
to political parties as we'll as to in
dividuals, and the question is:
lean the Republican Party, repre-
sented by Speaker Canon, Serene
Payne and Mr.. Dalzell. so far til
hmph over itself as to revise the
tariff In way to provide ample
revenues and reduce taxation9"
The task Is gigantic. With Can
hon in the chair and Payne and
Dalzell on the floor, it seems almost
impossible. Virginia and Alabama
no less than Pennsylvania will stand
for duty on coal; New England
wants free coal, Tennessee and
Alabama like Pennsylvania and
ohio will want a heavy duty on
iron; while other states demand free
iron. The Carolinas and the New
England states and the states of
the cotton belt will hold out for
the cotton schedule as it now ex-
lists. Certain western States will
want protection on hides; while the
states having extensive shoe fac
tories will demand free hides: Ant
in all this clash and scramble o.
conflicting interests the people-ths
great majority who wear elothe:
and shoes and who demand the
cheap breakfast table and the full
dinner pail-will be heard but littl'
heeded,
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13

good thing to use for garbage because
the liquid runs through. The removal
Of the garbage is quite dinicult prob
lem. In small towns II Is good idea
to burn everything as far as possible.
In small family all the garbage may
be burned in the kitchen range, or in
the furnace, II you have one. Use all
the coal ashes to I'll holes In the road
or to make walks.
The quick removal of all waste pro-
ducts Is the first law Of sanitation.
Sanitarians know that typhoid fever
need not exist. 1t is the result Of lit
tie germ that enters the body In food
and drink, grows very quickly in the
small intestines, and is then thrown off
again In the excreta. Be very careful
not to throw these discharges on the
ground, as they soak through the
earth and contaminate the well water.
Select different place every day to
throw the slop water or dish water.
Many q case of sickness comes from
unwashed floors, unclean pals, deplor-
able outbuiIdings. There are so many
little things that go to make good sani-
tary conditions. Fire is the best disin-
fectant we have, so burn the wastes as
quickly as possible. Colorado Agri-
cultural College, Fort Collins.
The Dolores star., 1908-11-13

Cream Of Carrot Soup: Crate three
gOod-sized carrots, cover them with a
pint of hot water, add slice of onion,
bay leaf and two cloves; cover and
cook slowly one hour. Rub together
two tablespoOnfuls Of butter and three
of flours Add to the carrot mixture a
quart of milk, stir in the thickening
and stir carefully until the boiling point
is reached, then press through sieve,
season with teaspoonful Of pepper and
salt to taste. Satisfy, turnip and pars-
nip soup made after the same recipe
are fine.