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Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
.MFSA'S POPULATION
 ALMOST NORMAL AGAIN
The Return of Citizens From Coast and Mountain.

With the approach of the cool fall weather. the great number of Mesaites who have spent the past few summer months at the coast towns, and other in the nearby mountains for rest and recreation, have nearly all returned home, and resumed their respective duties, feeling greatly invigOuated and renewed for having had their vacations. Many of those having children of school age returned early in order to place the young generation in the schools here, which opened yesterday. During every day of the past week the campers could be seen vending their way homeward, with their large camp ing outfits, some of those being resi- dents of this town, and several of the parties belonging to Tempe and vicin- ity, and still others going on to their homes in the capital city. All of the campers report having had a most en- joyable time, and those who spent their outing in the Sierra Anches particu- larly think that they selected an ideal spot to camp, and the water there was splendid, and walnuts. wild cherries and other fruits were abundant, as well as the supply of trout in the noun tain streams being plentiful.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
LAND OWNERS TO MEET ToMoR-
 ROW.

A meeting of the New Highland Ca nal Construction company, which is composed of the land owners having property which will be irrigated with water from the New Highland, will be held tomorrow in the Mesa opera house at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon and this session will be an extremely inn portant one, as the actual construction work upon the new waterway is to be taken up and considered. and import ant speakers will be in attendance, and give their views upon the best and most feasible methods to pursue re garding the plans for building this canal.
 Among those slated to address the land owners on this occasion are Gov vernon Klbbey, Supervising Engineer Louis c. Hill and Hon. B. A. Fowler, president of the Salt River Valley Wat CT Users Association.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
Nj. |. A. MEETING LAST SUNDAY
 EVENING.

There was a splendid attendance al the services of the NJ. I. A. Society of the Church of the Latter Day Saints at the Tabernacle on Sunday evening last. S46 persons being present. This meeting closed fle out door or summer sessions of this society, and hereafter the meetings, instead of being held jointly, will be held in their respective wards.
 An interesting and instructive pro- gram was rendered being as follows:
 Recitation-Mrs. George Lewis. Solo-Lester Johnson.
 Select Reading-Mrs. Frank Oopen- shaw
 Solo-Miss Rose Rabbit.
 Short Talk-J. W. LeSueur.
 The services of the Latter Day Saints, in the different wards on Sun day last were as follows: Alma ward, Elders II. S. Phelps, A. Mortensen and E. Noble presided over the meeting.
 Mesa ward. T. F. Pomeroy and Geo. Lewis acted as leaders.
 Lehi, M. A. Stewart, c. s. Stapley, iJ. H. Clark and J. w. LeSureur were the leaders.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
DRILL OF COMPANY Q THIS Ev ENlNG

This evening the members of com pany D will hold their bi-weekly drill practice. The boys are getting down to good solid work, and more applications for membership in the military organ ization are being received by Captain Nelson. As soon as the company re- turns from the territorial encampment at Phoenix during the latter part of the present month, it is planned by the members to install a reading room and gymnasium at the armory for the en- joyment and use of the company, as well as to provide a comfortable and Iattractive place to spend the winter evenings
 Much improvement is noticeable in the drill work, and the members are rapidly getting in fine shape for the annual encampment and although it will not have had nearly as much time for preparation as many of the other companies, nevertheless, it is assured that it win make a good showing.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

news space to telling about for the past three months. and even before that time there was a good deal said about it. The notice was posted yes 1 terday morning on the ticket office window of the Mill avenue station, while the old depot the office force informed the travelling public by word of mouth that that place of business had served its purpose and that hence forth all trains would stop at the new depot and there only. There will be no more anxious inquiries as to where the noon train stops; it will stop at the depot and that's all there is to 1t. It won't be necessary to further in quire which depot, for there will be only one that will be officially recog- nized by the company and that will be the new one on West Second street.
 All has been in readiness for the moving of the office force into the new place of business for some time past, excepting the lighting of the building. This was prevented by the delay of some necessary lead cable This ar rived Sunday and the work was at once started and was finished that nlRnl. 10 dNOiu lllt GIOSSAllS OL NhO track with electric light wires, the wires go under the track through this lead cable. The first train up from Phoenix made its regular stop at the new depot yesterday morning, and hereafter all trains will stop there and Mill avenue and the old depot will be things of the past.
 This will make a slight difference in train time and a new time card cover ing the difference will be issued short ly. It will likewise make a little diff ference in the closing of the MaricOpa mail. Heretofore that mail closed at 7:1O. Hereafter it will close at 6: 50.. While the Maricopa train stopped at the junction where the conductor re- the old depot, it first had to stop at istered. This extra stop will be avoid ed hereafter The same is true with the other trains. but no difference in the closing of any other mail has been made.
 COincident with the occupancy of the new depot, G. A. Goodwin's con tract with the government as mail messenger commences, and hereafter all mai to and from the depot will be handled by him.
 Bartlett pears at the Kloss Ranch.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
SPECIAL TRAINS.

good advertisers. Yesterday the sec ond advertising or bill posting party was here touching up bill boards a bit and placing new poster here and there. One flaring yellow and red poster announces a special train on the F. & F., leaving Winkleman early in the morning. Special rates will be made all along the line and a thirty five cent rate on all trains will be in force from Tempe The circus comes on the 2Sth, just two weeks from yes terday, and already the youths of Tempe are saving up the necessary cash.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
NEWS NOTES.

Camille Menard spent Sunday here
 The Knights of Pythias meet this evening.
 Dan Bennitt of Phoenix has accepted a position with Chas. Harris.
 The following students have resum- ed their work at the Normal within the past few days: Miss Lulu Keat- ing. Miss Dora Jean Ellis. Miss Car los Cornelius and Miss Helen Smith.
 J. H. Tweedy yesterday finished up the Togel cement walk on Mill avenue.
 Carpenters Quinn and Cosner are engaged in some work on the Kings bury building near the railroad.
 The ladies of the Woodman circle will hold their regular meeting this evening at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords sf the offices of the district clerk, theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
 RECORDERS OFFICE.
 John W. Connolly and wife to Jesse R. Pearce, deed, part lot 2, block 62 Mesa City.
 B. Heyman and wife to Chas. Bur rough. deed, lots 12, 13 and IA. block 2 Porter & Baxter's addition.
 J. H. Kinney and wife to Minnie A Barrie, deed, lot 5. block 8. Mount Pleasant addition.
 G. R. McDowell and wife to Reuben Hill. deed, lot 37, block ''P", University addition.
 Mamie Taylor to Ernest Draper bond deed. nOth half of north half Of southwest quarter of northwest quar- ter of section Is, township north range east.
 Helene Holland and husband tc Simon Rodriguez, deed, lot 4, block 5 Wickenburg.
 l.. A. Pierce ct al. to Jesse R. Pearce deed, southwest quarter of southwest quarter and southwest quarter of north half. southwest quarter of northeast quarter, section 21 township 1 north range east.
 L. A. Pierce ct al to Zetta NJ. Pearce deed, west half of east half. northwest quarter. northeast quarter, section 21 township north. range east
 L. A. Pierce ct al. to Zebulon Pearce deed, southeast quarter of southwest quarter and southeast quarter oi north half. southwest quarter. north east quarter, section 21, township l north, range 5 east
 l.. A. Pierce ct al to Louisa A Pearce, deed, north half of southeast quarter and southeast quarter north east quarter and north quarter south west quarter northeast quarted, section 21, township l north, range east
 l.. A. Pierce ct al. to Geo. w. Pearce deed, east quarter of northwest quarter of northeast quarter. section 21, town ship north, range east.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
LEAVES MARIC0PA
 ON A TRIP EAST
An Annual Pilgrimage Which is oe.
 casionally Delayed a Year or Two.

Jack Harris of Maricopa was here yesterday. MT. Harris is a bright and shining light at the junction city. but for a time at least the town will be darkened by the absence of this light, for he is making arrangement to make his annual pilgrimage eastward. Jack usually manages to get out of Arizona about once a year. though this trip sometimes is delayed a year, in which case he remains away long enough to make up for the trip he missed This is the situation this time, for Q year ago MT. Harris mixed up in the cantaloupe business and his time was so occupied he found it impossible to get away. This year his trip will in- clude New Orleans. other points in that vicinity, Memphis. St. Louis and dog ems of other places too numerous to mention. He will be away a couple of months. or perhaps longer. if the travelling public can spare his ser vices at Maricopa that long.
 For Sale Bartlett pears, 2 1-2 ctS
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
RENTED A RANCH.

George Dobson has rented the Cor bell ranch on section l. Mir. Dobson does not propose to handle the place himself. however, as he has enough on his hands with his own property. His nephew, Byron Johnston. will take the place off his hands and run it on shares. RumOr further has 1t that Mir. Johnston will not go into the under taking singlehanded, but will shortly acquire an assistant in the person of a charming young lady.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
THE NOBLE RESIDENCE GOING tID

The work on the large and commod- ious dwelling house being erected by B. Noble on First avenue in the east end of town is going along very satis- factorily. the brick laying having been practically completed. The residence Is being constructed of brick, and when finished MT. Noble will have one of the most modern and up-to-date dwellings in Mesa. It Is well arranged throughout and planned for convent ence, as well as comfort.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
Every One For Himself.

If you feel you cannot look out for yourself no one else will look out for you. If you cant help your self, Sexine Pills will help you. sl box, boxes s5, with full guar antee for all forms of nerve weak ness in men or women. Address or call on Elvey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
GRANITE REEF cELEeRATIon.

Posters announcing big celebration at Granite Reef, given by the Mexican population of that burg. have been dis tributed here and quite a number of Tempe people are making arrange ments to take in the event. Accord ing to the posters, there will be speak ing, races. a big parade and a dance in the evening. The celebration com mences this evening and will continue through the 16th, and no doubt well into the morning of the 17th.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179, Carr.
A CLOSE GALL

A Mexican baby. about three or four years old, had a rather close call yes terday a little this side of the cream cry The youngster was playing on a picket fence and was on ton of it
 He slipped and fell and his head caught between two pickets, leaving his feet just off the ground. The child was
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
w. C. u. SOCIAL.

The ladies of the w c. T. IT. will hold a social on the vacant lot north of Birchett's store Saturday afternoon and evening. There will be called meeting at the Baotist church We'd nesday at D. m, ot the w. c. T. U. All are rAqueste dto be present.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
UNION SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY.

Arrangements have been made for the holding of union services by the congregations of the Methodist and Baptist churches here on next Sun day evening. the meeting to be held at the Baptist church.
 On account of these union services the hour for the beginning of the Ep- worth league will be zoo, which Is half hour earlier than the usual time for it to convene.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
Cabinet Photos .2.5O at Donnen.
FOREcLOSED.

Deputy Sheriff Sam Reed officiated at live stock sale yesterday, the sale being for the purpose of satisfying a mortgage. Four cows and calf were disposed of and were purchased by E. l.. Thew The proceeds. however even then were little short of the re- Quired amount
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
MEETING OF SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS

Tommorw evening being the regular night for prayer meeting at the Meth- odist church it is planned to also make the forepart of the evening a business session, and take several matters up regarding the Sabbath school of the church. as a new superintendent is to be selected, and business to be trans 'acter
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL oPENED-Th,

Phoenix High school opened yesterday will a very large attendance and every thing was started off in a most satis- factory manner to both pupils and teachers. It promises to be the most successful year in the schools history. Resides the usual studies, athletics will be given attention and the outlook is good for a fast ball team and track team.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

Miss Laura Schmidt has opened a studio at her home ons east Eighth St. where she is now ready to give in structions in piano.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
FRESH DATES

The first ripe dates on the local market this season are now at Easter woods. They are from the Geo. Poll ranch, south of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
TRAINS STOP ONLY
 AT THE NEW DEPOT
The Long Delayed Move Has Become a
 Reality at Last.

This station closed. For transaction of all business, please go to new de- pot. M. G. Hill, agent
 The above notice. consisting of few words, told a story yesterday that the local press has devoted columns of
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

barely able to scream and was quickly strangling when a neighbor heard his faint cry and came to the rescue.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

For Sale, Bartlett pears, 1-2 cts, at ranch, 3 cts, in town. Chas. Berk- enkamp
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31

those Indians though the man brought in from the reservation has been ident- flied as the Indian who sold the wheat. This Indian had not been seen by the Chinaman and was therefore not aimed at in either of the warrants which were issued The point for the authorities to determine is how he got the wheat
 DEFECTIVE cRoSSINGS.-A com munication has been received from a reader regarding the condition of some of the bridges northeast of the city. He mentions especially the bridge on the MDowell road and one over a main lateral above section 36 on a road which runs past the places of MT. Etter and Lees ranch. He says that these crossings have been in such a condition for a month that travel over those roads has been unsafe.
 DEATH OF H. B. GREEK.-Harry B. Greek died Wednesday night at the Sister Hospital after a few days ill., ness. He had been connected with the Buffalo Arizona Mining company for the past three years. He came here from Rochester, New York, where he was a member of the Eagles lodge and of the Musicians Union. He was B years of age and well respected young man. He leaves a mother and father and two sisters in New York. Intet- ment will probably take place in Phoe- nix, the remains now being in charge of Easterling and Whitney.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
BANKERS OF ARIzoNA-The

fifth annual convention of the Ari- zona Bankers Association will be held at Bisbee November 20-21 and the people of Bisbee are determined that it shall be the greatest of all the conventions of the bankers. Ele- |gant invitations .have been sent out by the bankers of that city and the executive council
 likely if sufficient funds are raised for the removal of the mining exhibit to Albuquerque that James c. Goodwin who was superintendent of the miner al exhibit at the last fair, will be se- lected to take charge of the display. He is considered a competent man and has, 1t is said, the approval of the board of control. The local commit tee has decided to ask each board of trade of the territory to name one of it's members as a member of the cont mittee on the mining exhibit. It will be made a territorial affair in every respect possible.
 INDIANS ARRESTED.-Sixteen In- dians were arrested at Sacaton by tn } officers and brought to Maricopa Wednesday night on the charge of confiscating NJ. and P. property to build houses, as related in yesterday mornings issue. Fourteen of the In- dians pleaded guilty and were taken to Florence by way of Casa Granda and jailed. The officers found plenty of evidence of the theft of ties, bridge timbers and other lumber as well as section house doors used 1T the construction of dwellings. The Indians made no effort to resist arrest or entered no denial of the offense. They will prob ably get off with serving a jail sen. tence of about 60 days each.
 A STATION AT EASTtAKE-Su- perintendent Scott of the M and P was in Tempe on railroad business yesterday and on his return stated that the long looked for removal of the depot had actually taken place and that the whole town was out to see the job done. The depot was loaded on two steel flat cars and hauled to the new site. The station which served at the uptown crossing will be shipped over to Phoenix in a short time and established opposite iGastlake park as a suburban station where the trains will stop on excur- sion days. This will be quite a con- venience for at present there are no special arrangements for park passer- gers.
 LOCKS HIMSELF IN PRISON.
 A man who neglects to take the right tonic when he is run down by overwork or nervous strain locks himself up from the pursuits of life
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31

# you want everyone to greet yeu With a smile upon his face. Carry Crystallized Cactus Caney From Do"nfrio's piaeA
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received at office of D. w. Willard, Architect, 316 Fleming Block, until o'clock D. m., August 4th, for construction of two story addition to the brick building on N. w. corner of Center and Jefferson streets, Phoenix.
 Plans and specifications may be ob- tained at said office.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
GONE TO FRlsco.-s. W. Hamil-

GONE TO FRlSco-S. w Hamil- ton left yesterday for San Francisco on a business and pleasure trip,
 FIGS IN MARkET.-Somea especial ly fine figs came into the market yes terday and were retailed at ten cents the single pound or three for a quar- ter. They were well matured and of sweet flavor.
 TUCSON READY.-Word was re- ceived again from Tucson yesterday afternoon by the baseball magnates stating that the Puebloites are in a state of preparedness for the coming game in Phoenix and that a good crowd will take in the excursion to this city There is a strong suspicion that when they land in town the line up will show a Cananea battery, but the All-Stars are not worried over that proposition in the least. The diamond will be dragged and put in firstclass shape and the locals expect to do some conditioning and working out during the intervening days.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti- fy the office before noon and a spe- ciai messenger will deliver it. We expect subscribers to get their paper every day in the yeap and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN H.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
YOUR VACATION PLEASURES

Will be incomplete, without the daily Republicans visit. Do not miss single issue. Phone Main AT, and give the address or addresses, where you want The Republican sent; same price by mail, 75 cents per month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-08
MYSTIC Parade Will Pass On
About Same Streets
AS Heretofore.

At a meeting of the Pensacola Car
niyaI association held last night, many
matters connected with the approach
ing Mardi Gras festivities were dis
cussed, route of the parade selected,
and an appeal made to those who have
made donations TO turn over the
money at once in order that there may
be no delay in the work now being
done There was a good attendance
at the meeting, and good progress
was reported by all of the committees.
Route of the Parade.
If the sewer work being done does
not blockade the streets selected, the
route of the big mystic parade ON
the night of March 2 will be as fol
lows:
Start al carnival sheds and proceed
east on Garden to the east side of Pal
afox, thence north on PalafoX 10
Gregory, east on Gregory to Tara
coma, north on Tarragona to Wright,
west on Wright TO west side of Pal
afOx. thence south on PalafoX to Ear
ragossa, east on Zarragossa to Al
canix, north on AlcaniZ to Intenden-
cia, west on Intendencia to Palafox
thence north ON Palafox to Garden
and west on Garden to the carnival
sheds.
Three Bands in Parade.
There will be three bands in the
parade, owing to its length, but CON
trary to the usual custom the bands
will not be in wagons, owing to the
fact that there have been numerous
complaints from them about playing
in passing over rough portions OF
streets. Consequently, this year they
will march.
Electric Illumination.
The matter of illumination of the
streets was discussed at some length
and the merchants and business mel
will be urged by the association moi
! only to decorate their places of bust
! ness with the carnival colors, but also
/ 10 illuminate them for the two nights
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-08
LOUISIANA
Commission
VISITS HERE
Continued From First Page.)

the commission in detail, the eXplana-
tons including the capacity OF each
wharf for loading, the depth of the
bay. etc. The general depth of 40
feet in the harbor was a matter OF
much favorable comment and surprise
among the commissioners. Especial
". when it was also explained that
this was without dredging
A trip to the naval station conclud-
ed the afternoon on the bay, the party
making a tour of the station. The
wireless telegraph station came in for
full inspection, and the operators ex-
planned the mechanism Of the wire
legs" and called Key West and
Southwest Pass, permitting MessrS.
Oge and Terriberry to wear the re-
ceivers and hear the response of the
stations called.
The party returned to Pensacola at
$50 O'Clock The commissioners will
leave this morning at z o'clock for
Mobile. but win spend but few
hours in that city and expect to reach
New Orleans tonight.