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Arizona republican., 1909-03-27

Notice is hereby given that DIGs will be received at the office of the Grand Secretary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Geo. A. Mintz. at Phoe- nix, Arizona, to Monday. April 5, 1909. at 12 o'clock NJ. for the printing. bind ing. finishing and delivery of 400 copies of the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge, l. O. O. F., for the year 1909. the same to be printed on 4S-pOund book paper. bound in 60-pOund cover paper. uni form in type and quality and style of work with the proceedings of 1908 and previous years, to be delivered to the Grand Secretary, together with the original copy. as per provisions of Arti- cle XV. Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Arizona. the printed copies to be delivered within thirty days af- ter receipt of copy. Bid to include compiling and printing index The privilege of rejecting any and all bids is reserved. GEO A. MINTZ.
 Chairman Printing Committee
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
WATcH-BUYING ADVICE

Intelligent watch buying requires judgment on your part in two things, the case and the works.
 Thus, you can buy a very fine case containing a cheap movement, and think you are getting a bargain. or you may buy a cheap case containing a fine movement and be deceived again.
 It is the proper combination of the two that makes the watch of worth.
 No watch deception in our store.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27

shall be MuskOgee. Oklahoma. where the annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS and directors shall be held and governed according to the constitution and bylaws adopted by the stock holders of this corporation
 Twelfth: The officers and directors of this corporation shall consist of President, Vice President. Secretary and Treasurer, and a Board of Direc- tors consisting of three stockholders. who shall be elected annually accord ing to the constitution and bylaws hereinafter adopted. The board of di- rectors may be increased or decreased by majority of the vote of all of the stockholders of said corporation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and seals this Fist day of January. 1909.
 c. E. HOLDERNAN.
 H. c. HOLDERMAN.
 W. c. SAWYER State of Oklahoma,
 Muskogee County, css:
 On this 21st day of January. 1909. before me. a notary public. in and for the state aforesaid. residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn. person ally appeared c. F. Hoiderman. Henry Holderman and VIC. Sawyer. known to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they execut- ed the same for the purpose and con alterations therein expressed
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the said state and county. the day and year last above written.
 CHAS. T. DIFENDAFER.
 Notary Public. NOtarial Seal.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
A YUMA GATHERING.

Orrin Standage and his brother, Clarence Standage. left for Yuma on Thursday evening. and F. w. Griffen left for the same place last evening. MT. Standages visit to that place. as most of his friends here know. is to take unto himself wife in the person of Miss Nell White. The ceremony will take place this afternoon at o'clock The purpose of the visit of the other two members of the party is merely to lend their encouragement to the prospective bridegroom, should any be necessary.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27

Charles Beckman of Terryville. S n, arrived here yesterday and is look ing up a location.
 Mrs. Julia Brooks of ohio, who has been visiting the Jones and Franken- bergs for the past month, left Thurs day evening for Los Angeles. where she will visit friends before returning east
 The city will get water for irrigation purposes this morning at o'clock for fifteen-hour run.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
NEWS NOTES.

c. T. Hirst of Phoenix was visitor here yesterday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Jones, who have been spending some weeks with their son, c. G. Jones, left Thursday even ing for their home in Illinois.
 The Carr auction house is advertis- ing a special auction of secondhand furniture today.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27

It is not supposed that the Mesa peo- pie are as vitally interested in the bridge project as are the people of Tempe. but many of them have evil denced a willingness to help the mat ter along in any way they can. Still another comm ttee, known as the eX- ecutive committee, was named. IL con- sists of J B. Cook, c. w. Harris and Andrew Nielsen.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
SALE OF CURIOS.

C.. A. Goodwin is today advertising a special sale of Navajo blankets, Mex ican drawnwork and Mexican zarapes. He is not going out of the business. by any means, but is merely cleaning up the stock to avoid carrying ft ever the summer Read the advertisement for full particulars
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
FL REPosA sANAToRIum.

SIerra Madre, CaIifOrnIa. IS comfortable, moderate priced home Tor sufferers from throat and pulmou- ary affections It is situated in the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountains. and is reached by electric cars which run hourly to and from Los Angeles Altitude ranges from 1000 to 2.0O0 feet. Mountain springs water. soft and pure. Cool in summer, warm in winter
 Two large buildings with outside sleeping arrangements and tent cot tages.
 Outdoor sports. games and music
 The very sick are housed separately. Physicians and graduate nurses in at tendance.
 The ranch comprises some 115 acres. 5 acres in fruit and vegetables
 Fresh eggs and Jersey milk in abund- ance.
 Rates from SI5 to S35.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
NOTICE.

NOtarial Seal.
 My commission expires Jan. e4. 1910.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
JOINT SOCIAL.

There will be a joint social session of the A. Q. U. w, and the Degree of Honor lodges at Cosmopolitan hall on Monday evening. All members of both orders and their families arc cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
GET BUSY.

Get your ads in, for the time is growing short. Remember, 1t costs you nothing, and the prize We offer is more than worth the effort
 RYDER BROTHERS.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
VISITING OFFICIALS.

Dr. l.. NJ. Swigert. the well-known optician. is here today at the Casa Loma hotel, on his regular profession al visit This will be his last business visit to Tempe until next fall.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
DAMAGE SUIT CASE
ON IN SUPERIOR
COURT
R. M. BROWN, WHO WAS INJURED
WHILE AN EMPLoYE ON THE
ROAD. is NOW SUING FOR o,coo
DAMAGES.

In the superior court Yesterday aft
ernoon the case oil r. NJ. Brown VS..
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Allan,
uc Railroad company, damages, was
taken up. The court worked on the
case during the entire afternoon and
then adjourned over until this morn
ing. The case will hardly be COM
p eted before noon today
Mr. Brown, several years ago. was
an employe on the road ana while at
work out on Cochran avenue met with
quite a serious accident from which
suffered considerably II is alleged
in the suit that the accident was due
TO the negligence OF the railroad com
pany, and damages in the sum of 500
000 are claimed The case was called
for trial at 3 previous session OF the
c, urt, and, after the evidence haG
been gone into somewhat, was post
poned
The fight in the case is expected to
be Il hard-fousht one The road, OF
course, claims that the accident was
due to Mr.. Brown entirely and not
through their negligence The read is
represented by their division lattor-
neys, Crogatt 4 Whitfield while Judge
ID. w. IIrauss and F. H. Harris rep
resent the plaintiff.
Only two other cases We're disposed
of during the day They were:
d. b. Middleton VS. Geo H. Cook
appeal Verdict for plaintiff for
$5O,05.
Christian PEPPER Tobacco Co. VS.. B
Borchardt & Co: suit on account Ver-
dict for plaintiff.
1t is understood that Judge Parker
viii adjourn the court for the term
after tomorrow's S session,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
YOUNG LADY JUMPS
OUT OF THIRD
STORY
DESCENDANT NF A NOTED ENG.
LisH FAMILY ccmMl-3 SUICIDE
AND SCI LsED TO TELL Why
SHE MADE THE LEAP.

Denver. Colo. Feb. TO- Miss Niold
Airlee Bride, aged 23. d 'scerdanj
of a noted English family, today jump
ed cut Of Il window in The SIKH story
cf the Mining Exchange building. The
Leap from the high window was MA ,e
Just at noon. and was Witnessed Ly
hundreds of people.
The young woman turned several
times in the air and landed on her
nip, narrowly missing a number CT
pedestrians as she struck the pave
mt mt.
Miss BrI,e was terribly crushed.
many homes Being broken, but she was
conscious when people hurried to
Fer assistance hut she refused Ia
give her name or tell tho reason fer
her rash act
She vas at once removed 90 hos
pital but died three hours later
Though conscious mp to ahe time Of
her death, She refused TO discuss her
peculiar and fatal AIT
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CITIZENS MEET To
DISCUSS THE
INCREASE
COMMITTEE APPEARED BEFORE
RAILROAD OFFICIALS, WHO
ASKED FOR MORE TIME TO
MAKE AN INVESTIGATION.

The special meeting CT the city
council, called for 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon TO discuss the question of
switching charges in this city, devel-
oped into a citizens meeting The
mayor was out of the city three mem
bers of council were on the grand
jury in session at the hour called for
the session, and in consequence OF
which a quorum was not present.
Acting Mayor Ludwig called atten-
tion to this fact and suggested that
the meeting of council be called off
and that n meeting of citizens gene
rally be held instead. The suggestion
prevailed and Ell. Stevens was mad.
chairman and n d. Russell, secretal,
of the meeting.
The railroads We're represented b.
their local agents, of whom T. +.
Wright, Of the a. c. L., was the
spokesman. Mr. Wright in very in
telligent manner, explained the pro
posed increase The only matter ne
could not account for was the fact that
the increase in question had not been
made effective in Savannah As Sa-
vsnnah is direct competitive port
with Brunswick, this situation did not
appeal to those present.
The meeting was compose. of the
following citizens L. Ludwig, w. Il.
Cox. J. II. Leo, F. C. Bruce, L. I'll.
Hcuseman A. Holcomb j. B. c.
Bitch, J. S. Sutlive. w. c. Peoples
C. H. Leavy, T. Q. Fleming, Jr., c. J,
Ogg. +. l.. Stegsrs. ~ D. Russell, c.
p. Goodyear, f. H. Mallard, c. T.
Oalran, J. c. Valentino, and others.
Mr.. Wright also stated that Messrs
Menzes, Quigg and Behring, general
freight agents respectively of the
three lines entering Brunswick were
in the city and at later hour in the
afternoon would be pleased to discuss
the matter with the representatives of
the city.
A motion then prevailed that tho
chair appoint a committee to confer
with the officials and report back to
the meeting. The chair appointed the
following committee: c. p. ogg, c. p.
Goodyear T, q, Fleming. Jr. f. II.
Mallard W r. Cox, and J. S. sutlivs
and n. w Findley
The special committee called upon
Messrs. Menzies. Quigg and Behring
md after a very long conference, the
officials asked the committee TO grant
them ten days time in which to take
Zip the matter and give them an an
sWer The committee also reported
that the officials stated that there was
no intention to work amy hardships
on the people Of Brunswick and that
they Should have the identical treat
ment accorded to other port cities on
the lines Of the three roads
The committee endeavored to have
the officials authorize their local agents
to abandon the enforcement of the in
crease. pending the determination Of
the matter, bnt this could not be done.
1t is believed. however, that in the
event the order is rescinded, the sew.
eral lines will refund such amounts
pad in compliance with same.
In view of the lateness of the con-
ference, the sub committee did not
report back to the citizens meeting,
but did report to Chairman Stevens.
/ Another meeting on the subject will
! probably be called in the course OF a
/ few days.
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PUBLIC ROADS AND BRIDGES.

We found the roads throughout the
county in fairly good condition, ex-
cept that they are in places v@"v
sandy 1t seems that the commission
ers Of roads and revenues give their
attention more to the iow ard net
places than the sand beds. I Is our
opinion that these sand 1a.ss shoEld
have equal attention. and 'hat sore
suitable material should be used 20
pave the roads in these SANDY places
We are lnformei thal t}ia county IS
" ihout funds eor public goadwprk pr
practically so, as the only rever 'ln
available for this purpose is the small
amount received from the road tax. N
view of this fact, and as the present
material used for roodbeds is very
expensive. shells, we recommend thai
sa~dust be substituted; The si7T."
ea-i behad at practically no cost, thefe
7besns ,i.rreraus Led. Throughout i'F'
county, neer th ats, whicl' car le
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11

raj repairs, DGSlueS IL is not large
enough to house the children who
would attend il if there was room.
The toilet arrangements CT this
school are a disgrace to amy institu-
ton, and we would recommend new
closets being built, which would be
more in keeping With the size OF the
school
The facilities for drinking water is
one spigot for about five hundred chill
drcn, and this should be increased
Purvis School Building.
We find this building in good repair
but needing painting. The closet for
boys is in filthy condition, with tn
appearance of having little. if any at
tention paid to II.
The condition Of the different rooms
was dirty, and we were informed by
the ianitor that one room per week
was scrubbed, there being some ten or
twelve rooms, and il would make i.
about three months between scrubs
The gate was in bad order and should
be repaired
Mansfield School Building.
We found this building with the
general appearance of being uncared
for, the floors being dirty very dirty.
and the closets in had order, and
very dirty, with lack of water for
Gushing
The woodwork Is in bad condition.
some Of the window sills and facings
are rotten and need repairs
Tho carpet in the library was dirty.
II ny and a germ catcher and We
I'd nix it should be removed and burn
cd the bare floor if kept clean, wuuld
be lar merc sanitary.
The watering troughs Tor all the
schools seem very crude and should
he improved. Water supply seems to
be insufficient for all the schools: it
seems that when the water is turned
on for the troughs there Is none to
flush tho closete
County Jsil.
We consider there is nothing % o.
Dort on this building. other than what
has pecn reported by FORMER grand
iuies for years past msanitary.
-Four Nile Crossing Schoolaouse.
We find this building 10 be in fa
eGI,..,.en.
Camp Walker schooIhou
This If in good condition.
Pyles Marsh Schoolhoa SC.
Eulding IN very bad condition, no
seats and NOT enough room: no water;
would recommend :; new building.
Jamaica SchooIhouse.
Needs new door and pane Of glass
fer window; otherwise in good condi-
ton. As there is not desk in the
school, would recommend that thirteen
desks be supplied for use OF The thir-
teen pupils.
Convict Farm Buildings.
These we found in fret class condi-
Tn
Cypress Mills Schoolhouse.
This building Is in fairly good or
der. needing some minor repairs. as
glass in Windows and fence rebuilt.
TnornhlH Schooihouse.
This guiding is in good condition
Now closed, no school being conducted
there.
Nc dwood schooIhouse (colored)
4 very crude affair, needing general
repairs, or a now building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
Taft is Declared
President -EIeci

Washington, D. c. Feb. 10 Presi-
dent elect Taft vas today voted pres
ident at a meeting of the electoral
college in the capitol this afternoon.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt entertained a
party Of friends in the gallery, i!l-
Guiding Mrs Longworth and Miss
Ethel Barrymore, the actress
Vice President Fairbanks broke the
seals on the boxes and handed the
certificates to the teilers, who count
ed the votes and reported it.
1t took forty five minutes to COM
nleIe The ceremoLy.
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GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS
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IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS ,

Following are some of the important recommendations
made by grand jury, which adjourned yesterday:
That the the city free OF charge the
present for the berality OF the
city giving county the present court house site
complete # the county be made as soon as
possiBe
That the commss oners issue bonds in the sum
fifty dollars improvements of Glym county
roads
That the Ghnn county he reduced to 81 per
year. the charged in the city.
proper be for the protection of fish and
game county a warden at salary of $50
per possible whose duty it shall
70 all and laws of the state
rigidy enforced.
That the city appropriation for the
the public schoc Is by least $4,000 year
the schools hereafter by the new
convict law.
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CHARGES MADE AGAINST
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS

Springfield, lis, Feb 1o-Charses
ri perfidy were openly made today in
the campaign Of Senator Hopkins
against the republican chairman. West
Who left last night for California
Governor Deneen was also denouae-
ed as being hostile 20 Hopkins chance
for the senatorisi to-a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
Lille Steel Rod
Used TO Defraud

New York. Feb. l0.-By the means
OF little steel red, the sugar trust
is able TO defraud the government out
Of Il per cenA Of customs duties, ac-
cording to the testimony of Albert
Lambert, machinery expert from the
Philadelphia mint.
Lambert tells long story OF how
the government is being delrauded ey-
cry day by various concerns in this
country
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
Held Burglars at
Point of Pistol

Chiilicothe, NO., Feb. TO-. Miss
Mary Mccarthy. an operator for the
Chicago. Milwaukee, and ST. Paul Ry.,
at Sturges, Mo, captured burglar
today and held him at the point of
revolver in the depot, while she at
tended to her duties until Sheriff
White arrived several hours later and
took charge Of the prisoner.
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s442S5.83

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'sor asa eeri'ds ave sen exhibited.
et payments Is other officials aud the
,Gllecior reports that Gnai settlement
aas baen made for 1907 taxes includ-
ng executions placed with the sheriff
For collection
The amount Of commissions retain
ed has not been verified. nor is it
possible ipr us to verify tbe amounts
ccciyed aud theif samca.
Your committee regret to report
that except whore Otherwise stated the
tens of assets and liabilities and re-
eipts and expenditure have NOT been
efided IN explanation. Offering what
Gas been advanced BIS previous grand
u'ies, the lack Of uniform system
bookkeeping by which one Office
may be CHECKED aeainsf another the
widely differing data en- which the
yeraI officers render thelr reports,
nd the onercus task taoroueb m.dt'
would prove.
That these difficulties may be in a
noasw emnyed ve earnestly recon
mend be commissioners 0f roads
i'd revenues cf the county com
3Iaie ialniat;tG Of lhe laws Drrscrib
ng The duties Of county officials es-
cciaily as 10 me books 10 ia kept
andafepors to be rendered. the devils
re 3ud intalline of D System OF books
and bookkeeping that viii faf ililatfs TIL,
ludi and proof Of receipts Of money
I'D the disbursement tbereof one Of
ICE against another whore Jointly IN
crested. and the employment of com
2etcnt accountants to audit ali county
books al least annual
said commissioners of roads and rev
enues to act upon this recommends
tiGn, SIC rcconmend to the grand Jury
I the 1889 spring term of Glynn SUI
siicr coum the appointment Of 4
g @s@ ses a,1a u,l'Ss+~,u Ssa T. y S4osl'hs 9'
4ea- ~ - - ~ '1ou' y
~ c,n.,aeion 80 Ia. a..
MN ,ha ra,, ~, ~ - @o''ll,'.Iiie
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SECOND WOMAN TO BECOME
THE MASTER OF A SHIP

CHICAGO. Feb 1o.The second wo-
man 10 become shipmaster on the
Great Lakes will be Mrs. Witherbee
Foote. OF Jackson Park Yacht club.
who will command the Wamatsysee
with authority.
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THE NEW SOLICITOR HERE.
Judge Thomas Spent Yesterday in CITY
MinqIinq With His Friends.

Judge ]. H. Thomas, cf Baxley, the
newly appointed SOLICITOR general of
the Brunswick circuit, spent yesterday
in the city and he was warmly con
graduated by his many friends npon
receiving the appointment.
Judge Thomas came down to confer
with Soiieitor rennett and saent some
tirne in hi cf'i"e discussil,- Fricus
matters connected witt the Office. He
sad that ne was not in position Just
at present to state when he would
assume the duties of the Office, as his
successor as judge of the city court
Of Baxfey has yet to be a,lF4intea ard
must qualify before h can ta'.e Ms
cath OF Office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
One Jap Bill
Was Defeated

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. t0.-The bin
OF Representative Grove L. Johnson.
which provided that japanese be bal
red from the public schools in the
state OF California, and which wa
passed last week, was reconsidered by
the general assembly today, and i wa
defeated late this afternoon by a vote
Of Al TO 81
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goatd Of Education.

he inancial repofr Of the secretary
+ herato attached covering the period
netweert January Ist, 1908. and De-
sember Isl. 1909, showing:
seceipfsg from all sources .s23.5fe.s7
HaHeudituses .s... 23,7i4.51
Boac.t for rthe .eriod 1864
Defieit as ef Jan T 1908 ~ 2.556.55
Deieit ~ 81 Dec Isl, 1903 5 2,7241s
Il Is not shown from what asset
iais deficit was appropriated, neither
save We statement Of cash on hand
a his date. although we understand
Ihat a considerable fnnd il IN hand
sowsrds erection of school building re-
seutlg contracted for Further com
rienf on Eoard of education finances
i Impractical for the reason that we
haye not had access. To The books and
yeucliers OF Mr.. b. 5. Lee. the treas
ufcr. at time above referred 10 state
Kent was prepared.
BY ceHntg Treasurer T. w. Lamb,
nnder date Of January 7th, 1909:
balance on hand reported to
previous grand jury $29.56e.5l
Receipts from all sources. 44.799-7o
s74.36o.2f
vouchers pad .t2f f,500.6f
Turned over to G. r Thorn
ton successor .. 81 .s31 30
-
3emnIissiIsns claimed J2S21
s74.36O2l
The treasurer has charged himself
with all amounts reported to us by
.ether officials as delivered to him The
vouchers for his disbursements are ap-
parently regular and are neatly iiie4i
: and recorded and the amount transfer
red 10 MS successor has been yerlhed.
We are unable to approve Of the
suao sayved as commissions due,
but { q *ss''' -a'eois -
tlen,snl i 81 1e arrived. at seet Ween sif'
= ,Nsb and the comm ssioners of ROADS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
FISH AND GAME.

We find upon careful Investigation
the game, fish and oysters are fapid.vg
diminishing in this county, aand ilu-
less the present laws are rishil IN
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sO.sls2g
LIABILITIES.

LIA8lLIrIEs.
sssdea dett -. ..s..-...s Sl56.00000
Rsls payable approximate 12,5JJ.
weston judgment approx
zats 3,0O0.00
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