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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-03
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The Last Best west''

The government OF
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to every actual set
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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-03

A woman no sooner forglves an M
fury than she proceeds to forget about
having forgiven 1t.
ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN1NE. Look 1os
tho si1na tnre Of E, W. GROVE. Used the World
over "a Cure = Cold In One Day. 26c.
Water from the River Styx should
bo fine for preparing mucilage.
It Cures While You Walk
Aliens Foot Ease for and bunions, hot sweaty
callous aching feet Csc all Druggists.
And the pretty girl usually has plain
sailing.
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MI ISTERY OF TEACHERS
 ABSENCE DEEPENS
Relatives and Friends Concern ed Over Tempe Mans
 Disappearance
lPhnanlN He1nhllcnn.l ]

Thrc, we ks haze now passed since thc sudden disappearance of R. \. NCyis0n, the high sc1ol teac1er. and as yet rot the slightest trace of the missing man has been found. Rev. k. l.. Creal. Cna of his most intimate friends here. has taken an active in- terest in Ire case and securing ne address Of Prof. Neyison's father ana a sister in the east. wrote both of them telling them of the cireuia- stances and enclosing a clipping from a local paper. Mir. Nevicon expressed inc greatest surprise. He did nos know that ais son contemplated a change of any kind Miss NeyisOn was equally as surprised and greatly alarmed So far as she knew her brother was well satisfied with his surroundings in Tempe and what could have become of him or what should nave caused him to Eeare Tempe In the manner be did is a mystery to both of them
 W. E. Geach. who wrote the differ ent lodges of Elks about the circum- stance. the missing teacher being an Elk. has received replies from a mum ber of them but no one has seen Mr. Nevison and the problem grows ard tr of solution from day 10 day
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RANGERS ARE ABOLISHED BY
 THE SENATE
Said Bill Will Pass House, Fin ley of Pima Created and De- stroyed the Organization Suffers Good Measure.
lSrecIal tn th. Rcricul


 PHOENIX. Ariz-, Jan. 2g.--With BreeH. Day. Hampton and Goodrich voting in opposition to the bill. the .coUudl this afternoon passed Weed .n's bi,i 10 abolish the Arizona rang CTS. There was little premature skirmishing on ;hc part of the oppo- sition To the bin before it's passage. enc test vote being taken which sho-- led that the bill vas sure Of passage Ehel the necessary two-thirds vote was secured 10 suspend the rules and take flc bill out of its regular posf- ten
 It Is . strange coincidence that the vote cf Finley. of Pima today had much t1 do with ii Tn the twentieth assembly it was the vote of Finley Of Pima that made tIe Arizona rangers pc ssi5ie. while today it was ais vote ihat was the undoing of the organiza- ticn. Some days ago it was announc- Cd that on his decision rested the de- ois'ca of two ether members of the conncil
 In the house Suttcr introduced 9 ! hll. whicl, if it becomes a law will put the clerks of the district courts 1 cf the territory on a salary. Under lt1c terms of the bill all fees which are unchanged go to the territory and in nrst class counties clerks VII be ] raid annual salaries of $Z.2o0; sec ond class, S1,So0; tb'rd class, sl,50O. and all ether counties. 1.200. The governors office was today notified that the rangers had been ordered by Captain Wheeler away from Globe.
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Mrs II. L. Noble entertained the Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid society Thursday afternoon at her home in the Overlook addition. Sherbert and cake were served caring the hour. Those present were Mesdames Riley, Speed. Gerhart. Baker. Peschke, LO- sie. ShultZ.
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0DOuGLAS SOCIETY DURING PAST WEEK } e ;

Those present were Mesdames simon
 son. Bell. Selden, McGarty, Overlook. ] Klingensmith. East. Atterbury. But
 Ter. Williams. Mabie. Hooper, Hotch-
 kiss, Sexton Washington. Jack Still
 man. Miss Rita Land. Mrs. East will
 sntertaIn the Guild next Wednesaay
 afternoon at her home on Tenth
 street
 !, Mrs. J. L. BouIdiD. of Chaning, Tex,
 was the guest of honor at party given by Mrs. Harry Van Alen Tues
 day afternoon, at her home on Thir- teenth street During the afternoon
 the hostess. who is a particularly
 gifted musician. played several piano
 numbers. and perhaps the one most ! enjoyed was Annie Laurie" with
 variations. in the can guessing con , test. Mrs. Erwin guessed the nearest the correct number 0S beans in a bag. and was awarded a hand-painted pin tray. At { o'clock lunch was served in
 Mrs. Van Alen's beautifully appointed
 dining room. Her guests were Mes
 danes Speed. Wooten, Erwin, WiE Hams. Hooper. Hod0. East. Simonson.
 Bouldin. of Chaning, Tex, and Miss
 Kate Heney.
 i One of the most pleasant social functions of the winter vas the dane ing party given on Tuesday evening
 at the Country club. MT. and Mrs. George E. Lee. Miss Rutherford and Mir. Forest Rutherford received. Ex- ceilent music during the evening was furnished by the Van A:en orchestra Supper was served at IO:30 o'clock The guest list included. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Douglas. Dr. and Mrs. Shine of Bisbee. Messrs. and Mesdanles Rob ert Rae. s. w Frenca, H. F. Rice, II. A. Strodthoff. P. r. Butler, Ii. n. Col ley, II. E. Hunter. C C. Barclay. T. W. Atterbury. Eishbaum, A. F. Pack ard. George Buxton. C.. W. Cass. C. i Q. Thomas. George Kelly, r. E. King, ! Todd. E. W. Simonscn, L. k. Pirtle. 1 C. O. Ellis. Chas. Romadka. ". M. Adamson. H. J. Wright. J. A. Holden. Sexton, $. $. Badges, $. F. Mcguire. H. A Dagan. E. R. Thornton. Dixon.
 c. II. Dowell. Staunton: Mrs. Dyer,
 Mrs. von der LlnGe. Dr. and Mrs Iund. Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong. Misses | TutthiIl, Irene Tutthili. WolcOtt, Me
 CroslIy. Gardner. Badger; Messrs.
 Bonsall. Webster. Rosinson. B. 4. | Packard, Henry Hamilton. McMurty,
 Stanley. Beneke.. Crthbert, Charles Le Grand.
 | The men of the Christian church have issued forty Invitations for a
 mems banquet to Dc given on Thurs day evening. February 1. at the |. N. lC. 4. The following menu will be l served: Oyster stew, roast turkey
 with dressing and gravy, mashed po- tatoeB. peas. cranDCTry sauce. salads, celery. pickles and olives. cake. mince pie. black soffee. [. G. 3Iustain will
 be toastlnaster and the following | toasts will be responded to: Bible Study Not a Mistake. W. W. Holmes;
 "New Church Building in Three Years II. ". Jones: Why Men Do
 Go to Church." Dick Puliiam: The
 Church and Statehood" A. B. Carpen-
 ter Between courses a number of
 musical selections will be rendered. ! The regular Friday evening dance
 at the Country club was well attend ' cd and vas a pleasant affair despite
 the bad weather. The yan Aien or
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played ,suring the evening.

chestra played during the evening. 4.
 The Pythian Sisters met in regular
 session last "Wednesday evening at Royal Temple No. 1z. Two candidates were initiated to membership in the order, Mrs. Rosetta Ross and Mrs. Nellie Weber. The following officers were installed to serve through 1909: Most excellent chief Mrs. Annie Hof- CT: excellent senior. Mrs. Fannie Younger: excellent junior, Miss Lot isa Norris; manager of temple. Mrs. Annie Barrett; mistress of records and correspondence. Mrs. Mae shan non; mistress of finance. Mrs. Ger trude B. Fleischer; protector of tenn pie. Mrs. Alta Wallace; outer guard. Miss Nettie Hart. After the business meeting a social time was enjoyed.
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E. 2. HUTTON 6 co.

tSuacial Wire to L. J. Ovc-locS.i
 NEW YORK. Jan '30.-T1c low fig ares in the general list today were tcrccd, We believe, by the insiders. Quitc some liquidation was .1 sr!- fence in spots. Little or no news was forthcoming 'o accour for tIe rcces- sions. and th.re :s no doubt that in- s:te-s have beon instr dGientcl n tlc market movement. There is no;n'ng n the situation to warrant the fc:iei that stocks v;ll have i further ma terial decline and Se still adhere to the belief that they can Dc bouglt on any weakness.
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Mrs. II. C. Stillman entertained the Saint Cecelias Guild Wednesday af- ternoon. After a short business ses- sion the hostess and Mrs. Jack Stil- man served dainty refreshments
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ternoon at the Gadsden Monday. Mrs. Wattles. the president. gave an inter esting report of the recent federation meeting a Yuma. Mrs. Fred Nichols sang several pretty soprano solos and piano selections. Mrs Josephine Wyant's readings. "1he Lullaby," and the quarrel scene from the School for Scandal" were especially appreciated by the club ladies. Tn the conuudrum contest Mrs. Joe Callsher won the first prize, a hand-painted calendar. Mrs. Brown won the booby. Next week the study hour will be spent with the Panama canal question. Those present were Mesdames T. K. Davis. Treacle, Franks, Josephine Wyant. James Eas:, D. w. Pearson, McGarty, Gabriel, Mcdonald. Fred Nichols. J. l. Krentz. Wattles. Joseph Calisher. Rose. Wood, Baber. J. A. Holden and Brown. Misses Mary Bird, Marion Gale and Nell Kline.
 Mir and Mrs. F. G. Mustain enter tained at cards Tuesday evening in honor of NIT. and Mrs F. L. Hicks. of Blandenyill, III. In the whist game Mrs. Sam Finley was awarded the ladies' prbe, a handsome Dutch pitcher. MT Finley won the gentle mems prize. box of cigars. Mrs. Wyndham was given the ladies' con solation. a pretty piece of burnt leather. MT. Murphy's consolation was hint to brush up." being a tiny duster After the games a dainty luncheon was served. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. II. II. Hotch- kiss. W H. Reno. W. W. Lawhon, Earl Davis. k. L. Scott. Sam Finley. J. W. Stonehouse. w. W. Wyndham. r. L. Hicks. Miss Cly Mustain and Mr. Murphy.
 The High School boys will entertain their friends next Friday night al Sportmans park. Mrs Van Alan's or ches,ra will play for the evening.
 Mrs. J. ". Stonehouse entertained the Piano club Monday evening at her home on Fourth street The program consisted of musical numbers by Mrs. Wiley. Lavon AdamsOn, Isabel Struth- CTS. Helen Tinker. Mrs. Stonehouse, Herman Schneiding. Davis Conley Analyn Clinton. Aarjory Norton. Nita Sisson. Katheryn Ormond. Mrs. Schmeiding read paper on the life of LItz. Mrs. Bouidin. who was a visitor. gayc an interesting little talk. Following the program the hostess served refreshments. Those present were Ar and Mrs. Mustain, Miss Cly Mustain. Mrs. East, Mrs Bouldin, Merle AcGee. Myrtle Thomson. Ha- gel Struthers, Olive Wright. Anna Cur ", Minnie Rice, Sophie Peschke- Lilly Massie. Nita Sissons, Anna Kline. Rowena DeIning. Josephine Clothisr, Louise Roberts. Myrtle Vir- gle. Mona O'Neil. Cora Ross. Vera Beebee. Kathryn Ormond,, Analyn and Lilly May Clinton, Marjory Norton Helen Tinker. Lavona Adamson. Lois Fisher. Doris Conley. Harold Hurst John Peschke, Howard Wylie, Don Rice. Herman Schneiding. Roy Riely and Clarence Krinbiil.
 Mrs. II. C. SulIman entertained the Saint Cecelias Guild Wednesday af- ternoon. After a short business ses- sion the hostess and Mrs. Jack Stil- man served dainty refreshments
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The High School boys will entertain their friends next Friday night al Sportmans park. Mrs. Van Alan's or chcs,ra will play for the evening.
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Mrs. s. W. Dixon entertained the Afternoon Bridge club Monday at her home on Tenth street.
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Chambers is visiting Miss Nlaa Mayo. on Eleventh street, for two weeks. X number of social events are being planned ir her honor. Mrs. Chambers leaves soon for Prescott. shere she will spend the rest of the winter with her brotter.
 The local lodge of Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Engineers entertained It's members Monday even, ing in Irene Hall. About twenty-five and dancing. Refreshments Of cake and coffee were served during the evening. Excellent music for dancing was furnished by Mrs. J. c. McIn tosh with drum. accompaniment by Mr. Golfer.
 Mrs. II. L. Noble entertained the Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid society Thursday afternoon at her home in the Overlook addition. Sherbert and cake were served caring the hour. Those present were Mesdames Riley. Speed. Gerhart. Baker. Peschke, LO- ste. Shultz.
 The Iiebling Piano club is making prcpartion for a recital to be given on Monday evening. February s. in the ketodist chuch. They will issue 30o invitations. Besides the splendid home talent. Mrs Harrington. Of Bis bee. vii be on the program. On the reception committee will be Mes danes Hofer. Schmeiding. Misses &ye, wright, Anna Curry. and the founder of the slue, Clarence Krin- s.a.
 Mrs. Cha,les IyersoH entertained the W-rry Afternoon Harmony Elm ASfsry club this week During the uEArnosn Miss Hazel Struthers played several piano numbers. and refresh ments were daintily served The club members present were Mesdames 8ysdie. Telifer. Wood. Hoffman, Rob D, Smith. Mcintosh, Iverson, Adam sOs. Griffeth. StrHthers. Mrs. Dave Robson will entertain the club next week at her home on Twelffth street sir. and Mrs. W. II. Reno enter laiRed with an auto and theatcr party ro-. .Bisbee, "Wednesday evening, in honor of Mir. and Mrs F. L. Hicks, of Blandenvili. III. Following the play rho party were entertained at supper at the Queen hotel. They left Doug las "Wednesday evening at 6:3o, and returned in the wee small hours of Thursday morning MT. and Mrs. Hicks. Mir. and Mrs. Nustain. Misses Sy and Grace Mustain were in the 7orty.
 Mrs. R. B. Sims anG Miss Margaret Norcop entertained the Hearthstone duh Wednesday afternoon at Miss Sorcop's home. on Twelfth street and B avenue. The afternoon, was spent in the usual study and discussions. Following the program refreshments were served. Those present were Mes danes Buyers, Dubbs, Elder. Finley, FfeTrera, J. l. Hrentz, Frank Srentz. Harry Loyen. Moore McCar- ton, hahoney. Sims. Halliburton, Miss ,s Agnes McCarty. Anna AIorTisy Thresa Torpey, E. Torpey. Margaret French. of Los Angeles, Kate Heney
 The Woman's club held a social af-
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MONEY TO INVEST.

Tlo securities of industrial. railroad ard mining companies easily placed. new enterprises requiring capital quickly financed, money secured for any good proposition. strictly on con- mission. F. 0. Box 2037. N. '. G2G
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ro wHoM Ir MAY coNcERN

Your contracts for the Lomita acres all made with the Los Angeles Trust Company. Ask your banker for their rating.
 With the Lomita acres are given a righs in a municipal water company that absolutely owns its own water, there being no more shares in the water company tran there are acres scld under it. sAt Lomita there is au abundance of water that only costs yUo aian lance cf water tat only costs vou the price Of liaintainance and will never eNccce 55 tents per month 'or irrisa,icn and d,~ mest:c purposes.
 If you will call on J. A. CMITH, cffice in Ball & Bledsoe's Drug Store. local representative of W. I. Hollings. worth & Co, he can give you the exact elevation of each and every acre of the tract. and just how it lies, if it is fin cultivation, all about it's alluvial soil, from 25 to 30 feet deep absolutely free of alksll. Mir. Smith has made per sonal examination of the land and has typographical map of the same. 54
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eoop cRowp THERE

4 goodsized crowd of members and friends attended the "open house" at the r. NJ. c. A. Monday evening. sev- eral musical selections were rendered
 by the Open House. quartette, after which D. W Lott. physical director of the Fl Paso Y. NJ. c. A., gave an exhi- bitten of about twenty-five or thirty of the different wrestling holds ..S- in
 use by such men as Beel. Hacken- schmidt and Gotch. MT. Lott end Joe Doris. the local wrestler, then gave a1 exhibition showing the use of these holds in two five-minute bouts. air. Lott is also instructor in wrestling al
 the Fl Paso Y. NJ. c. A., and was for. merly prominent in wrestling circles
 in Chicago. holding at one time the
 lightweight championship of the city
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NORTH TIcRE MINE

The present length of the long No s tunnel is 4s0 feet. In this tunuel we have more than 400 feet of pay ore. The breast of the tunnel is stlli in good ore and in fact the ore is irn- proving as we go into the breast of the hill. This tunnel is connected with the surface by ninety foot shaft eighty feet of which is in pay ore. There is fifty foot winze from the
 mel which is all in ore.
 Work in the two lower tunnels is
 ing prosecuted by three shifts of
 ners in each of them.
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Personal Mention

William Fahey left yesterday for a two months vacation in Los An geles and San Francisco.
 Mrs. H. M Wilson and children left yesterday for visit to Los An geles.
 Councilman Harry Barkdou and family returned yesterday after an absence of a month, which they spent at Los Angeles and nearby resorts. Daniel Hankins has returned iron. the Catalina Islands, where he has been employed for the past year.
 Mrs. Thomas Hogan and young son are visiting friends and relatives in Columbus, Ohio. This was their former home. and the present visit is the first in If years.
 J. B. Gillespie. of the Copper Queen Store, has returned from a vacation spent at Yellowstone Park and other points in the Northwest.
 George and Harry Henniger are ex- rccted home in a few days from Fort Thomas.
 Miss Jennie Hull has returned from Los Angeles where she spent two months on 8 vacation.
 Mir H. K Behn, of Prescott, is in he city as the guest of his brother Carl Behn, proprietor of the Peoples Cash store.
 Ed Nackey. formerly residz '. oi t.is city, but now living at Fl Pasc is in the city on his way to Cananes where he will witness the baseball tourney.
 George Dunn passed yesterday al Naco on mining business. returning 10 Bisbee last evening.
 Constable McRae is at St. Davit and Benson on business.
 Richard Nitsch has gone to Tuesoi for short stay on mining business.
 Auditor Robert Rae. of the Coppe Queen. passed yesterday in this cit, on oficial business.
 w. A. Fisher has ivtarneC fOn Douglas. where he passed shor time on business.
 Roy Hubbard of Cedar Rapids. la
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FOR SALE.

Los Angeles suburban acres, on easy terms: s10 down and $1O monthly. Discount for cash.
 Yes; we will build you home on the Lomita acres that lay within a few hundred feet of the city limits of Los Angeles, where the sea breezes cool the air during the summer and where, under the southern sun. flowers bloom the year round. your garden yields you berries and vegetables every day
 Where the Eng-ish walnut yields you money. and Is a product you do not have to handle with care. For all particulars, see J. A. SMITH, office Ball & Bledsoe Drug Store. 546
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DO YOU WANT puRLlcI1-y7

If you want your property men toned, if you need report or catchy prospectus. if you are organ tzed and C'sh to sell stock. if you want the very best legitimate prp motion work for your prospect. your mine. your property or your business. If you want the best article of win ning advertising in any ecen@cttoa cali on or write to Frank Alley. Douglas. Arizona, who has had 2l years expenence in the business in this territory.
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sALL eotNc EAST.

James Ball of this city, left yester- day for St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg and other Eastern points, including New York and Boston. Mir. Ball, during his absence, expects to attend some of the big league games in the east especially those at Pittsburg- At New York he will meet his sister who. for the last year, has been tour ing Europe and is at present in Switzerland. He expects to ret1rn to Bisbee in about month.
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California and Nevada. MT. ant Mrs. Reay left Douglas about the middle of June. They were at Long Beach for several weeks and then went to Tonopah, Nevada to visit rel atives and friends. MT. Reay return ed home a month ago, Mrs. Reay re turning to Long Beach, where she remained until she left for home Sat urday.
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Mrs. conIeIIy Dies.

Mrs. Rose Conlelly, wife of P. ConIeIly, an engineer on the South western, died yesterday morning as the Sisters hospital of septic perito- nitis. She had been i'll for some time but not seriously, until two days before her death. She has lived in Douglas for five years and before her marriage to MT Conlelly had charge of the Savoy hotel. She was then Mrs. Rose Horn. She was thir- ty four years of age and leaves an eighteen months old baby. Services were conducted from tue McGarty undertaking parlors to the Episcopal church, where funeral services were said by Reverend simonson at 3 O. clock. Interment in Calvary ceme- tery.
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oANcELAsT NIGHT.

The members Of the Cavalier club and their friends enjoyed one of the best dances of the season last night at odd Fellows Hall. A large crowd was in attendance and several new and enjoyable features were intro duced Music for the occasion was rendered by Brennan's orchestra.
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LOCAL and SOCIAL NEWS

is the guest of his sister. Mrs. L. L. Hayden. at Bakerville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Barkdoll have returned from California. after an ab; sence of a month.
 A. W. Howe returned yesterday to Tombstone. following a short busi- ness visit in this city.
 Mrs. William Truax. JT.. and little daughter left yesterday for Los Angeles and other California points. expecting to be absent several weeks.
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urIeArlon MAY FOLLOW.

Litigation may follow from a busi- ness trip to be taken in few days to New York by William Miller. of the Ortega mine at Cananea- Mir.
 Miller is to leave within few days for New York to interview capitalists interested in the mine and, if the result of the conference is unsatisfac- tory. it is stated, law suit over the property will be the probable result.
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Hoeue ExPgcrgp HOME.

R. L. Hogue. who for several days has been absent from the city, is ex- pected to return today from tres, So nora. and other points in the Mexicn state While at Ures he inspected the Rio Yaqui mine in which local people are interested.
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cIEANING uP cITY.

Sanitary Inspector Elliott yes terday put a force of Mexicans at work cleaning. up tin cans and other debris from the yards of the city. The work is practically paid for by the proceeds of sales of the cans which are disposed of to the Copper Queen company for use in its precipi- tating plant.
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INTERESTING PueLlc

The public are greatly interested in the wres ,il2 contest batween Charles Stone, cGt lpion of Sws'l,n. ani J. T. Hazard, the Courtland athlete. The event will take place at the orpheum Saturday night. September IS, at 10 P. NJ. following the regular performance. Both men are in fine condition and the event promises to be one of the best ever seen here
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s1oo REWARD.

I will pay s1O0 reward for informa- ton that will lead to arrest and con viction of the party who shot aud killed my milch COW at Lewis Springs on the night of September 11tb.
 53O MRS. l.. HASSELGREN.
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Here From courtiand.

Here From Courtiand.
 James Cowan was in the city yes terday from Courtland where he has charge of the Courtland Water and Improvement company. He says the new district is moving along in a sat isfactory manner. The several min ing companies operating there have installed substantial machinery for development and are sinking to the lower levels. Shipments of ore go forward every day from the Great ,western. Mir. cowan confirms the
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THE WALDORF

The Waldorf. entirely re-modeled and newly furnished. comfortable rooms. centrally located, next to Allen Block. Transients solicited. Phone t2s.
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LOCAL NEWS OF
 TIE SHELTER CITY
Inspector Here.

Inspector Here.
 ". C. Miller, chief inspector of rairoad freight rates on several southwestern lines, was in the city last night and went this morning to Bisbee.