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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-23
Chesapeake Beach Ry.

Effective July To- 1909
Subject TO change without notice.
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
GOING at ?:25 1l:f0 am. $50. $40 7:45 aB0
90 n m
RETURNING leave the Reach mt s:3j am.
12:45. 200 600. 500 and 1000 pm.
SATURDAYS
GOING at OPT. HOO an. 200. 500. $40.
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
RETURNING at 6:3:5 nm. 12:45. 200. 900
500. 900 and 1000 pm
SUNDAYS.
GOING ut 925. IL 90 am. 200. 800. 400, 7:4S
and 9:45 ON.
RETURNING at TOO am. 12:45 2:io. 600.
PAUL Y. WATERS
{yo-tf.2S General Manager
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE BLISS APARTMENTS.

ELISS APARTMENTS.
Apartments and fats in every
part Of the city. under one own
ership and management. House
Keeping and non housekeeping.
single rooms or suites of two Ia
seven rooms Prices from $500
To S3s.o0 per month.
Buildings maintained in perfect
order by competent painters.
papcrhangcrs and mechanics in
exclusive employ Of owner Rep
resentative visits each property
daily Special attention given to
heating. hot water. lighting, re-
moyal of refuse. JaDitor aud ele-
va.or service. All transactions
direct with office of the owner.
THE NENTOSA. 1st and 3 SITS.
NV Facing Capitol Park. TIVE
rooms. bath aud kitchenettc.
S22.,u
THE ASTORIA. sd and & SITS.
rooms, $. Two rooms, sl5,
THE IL GRANDE, Gn1 Ith 81.
NV Faces Pension Office Park.
Five rooms and bath, so
THE DARLINGTON. Zoos 18th
st NV lu the West End sec
lion Five rooms and bath. So.
THT Lorraine. 1tot Park road
NV In Mount Pleasant. just of
lith st. live rooms aud bath. S'u.
TIE RAYMOND. S14 I'D st. NV.
All outside rooms. Newly reno
waited. Four rooms aud bath,
S222,J0.
THE PENHCRST. IS II st. ne.
Near govt. printing office and
Union station. Four rooms and
bath. SIS. Five rooms and bath,
$3.50.
THE DORCHESTER. 18th and
Md. ave. s.w. Three stories, good
outlook. Newly renovated. One
and two rooms. 81 to SIS.
133. HARVARD ST. NV. Apart
nentS having appearance of pri-
vatc residences. Six rooms aud
bath. S3S
Descriptive folder giving fuii in
formation. also prices of apart
men;s other than those named
above. mailed upon request. Tel
cphone promptly answered. Call
Lincoln 1860.
TIE BLISS APARTMENTS.
ROOM I. BLISS BUILDING,
- + STREET NV.
W. r. CoWEN. Mgr.
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SEASHORE LOTS FOB SALE

OWN A COTTAGE BY THE SEA AT BEATTI-
full North Chesapeake Beach. the coming city
the bay: health and pleasure: the only salt
water resort accessible to Washington: trains
summer and winter: b lots at SD $40 and
$50 each: So down and 50 per month: church
hotel. store. clubhouse and 65 houses already
built, and many lots sold: :, mile up beach
from G. II. Il. X. station: take automobile;
agent AT hotel 4l6 5th ST. NV
Hotel Calvert $3.50 per week and up.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST. /

FOR SALE-Here's the cheapest home in
Washington for the money: in the central
northwest on 1t. The lot is q feet wide
by 40 feet deep to 20-foot paved alley.
That's the kind OF home hundreds OF people
are looking for. but they never for sale
The owner of this house is leaving the city.
Contains nine rooms and modern bath. Owner
refused $1,000 for it less than three years ago
Can now be bought for $500 You would be
willing to buy this house after looking at the
first floor.
BOSS 4 PHELPS nncD $40 14tb NV.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

FOR SALE-LARGE HOUSE IN SWELL NEIGH
borhood at a very low price; opposite the homes
of Hon. Thos. Ryan and Rep. Nicholas Long
worth: the ground alone is worth more than
we can sell the house and lot together; lot Is
23x130 to 20-foot paved alley. We want an
offer of $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS QNC.). 91o 14th NV.
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BEAUTIFUL SEMIDETACHED NEW
RESIDENCE

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DETAcHED NEW
RESIDENCE.
DECIDED BARGAIN
,, mosf desirably located on the HEIGHTS:
U ronna 70 sns main car lines An abundance Of
soUTHERN ExPosuRE
To the side.
ONLY $3.50.
Elegantly constructed house. soIdlv built.
massive; elaborate woodwork of GENUINE
OAK THRouGHorT. skillfnlly polished Ten
Kitchen; Three on second floor and three on
third floor Planned to admit of the proper
ventiiat .on-the back rooms bright and cheer
full as the front.
Magnifccntly equipped. The very latest and
most expensive fittings. including pedestal
SEVEN LARGE CLOSETS
HOTWATER HEAT
the '.Gurney'' heater. absolutely the best. with
SERVANTS sTAIRWAY AND Tofi.Er
TWO-STORY BACK PORCH. overlooking an
entire square. an nnobstrueted yew-qute es-
ExPENsIyE LfGHTING FiXTGREs for both
EiECTRICIIY AND GAS.
mirror in door Of cloak closet. also in consol
LAUNDRY ROOM. Light. dry cellar full
spread. OF the mouse. with front and en-
frances.
renfoot ceilings. The foots are beautifully
laid. dressed and polished. Large pantry
The kitchen ventilation has been cared for by
providiD the latest Johnson device to carr
of smoke and odors. Solid oak dresser
This house built entirely by DAYS labor
and not by snbcontract. thereb: effectng a
great saving, the benefit Of which the future
owner gets.
The house is not ''hemmed'' in by others A
spacious lawn in the front and side view, with
the open square in the rear, which can never
be built upon. prevents this
The price is So. 100. 1t would he a cbean
property at $4,000
DON'T THINK OF BUYING; WITHOUT sEE
ING IT.
BELT. O.BRIEN & 90 nnc.,.
1909 G. at NV,
au21 81. eSu Agent
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FOR SALE-$3.5;O.
NEW HOUSES ONE SHORT SQUARE from
Capitol and Library-169. III, 113 Carroll ST.
tbetween LIST and I'd, and c sts.): =
iainins rooms and bath; furnace heat: oak
cabinet mantels. polished floors: nicely paperAti:
lot 90 feet deep to 1s.5-ft alley: construction
guaranteed: only the best material used; small
cash payment and balance like rent Open
today for inspection.
JOSEPH l. WELLER.
Realty Broker. COZ St NV.
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FOR SAILS NEW HOUSES. 13O4-6-s EAST
Capitol ST.; 6 rooms and reception hall: hard
wood finish. hot water heat; electric and gas
light: concrete cellar and laundry. Owner.
WM. MURPHY. 1910 East Cap. st. auc1-3t'
FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS: NEAR 14TH
st. cars. commodfous house: ami. = tile
baths: hot-wafer heat: large yards: porchcs
ETC.: be sold will take 5000: easy
terms: fine location. y. ". Co. Star Office.
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FOR SALE-A very valuable piece OF prop
erfy near 9TH and X: would make excellent
storage house; contains "a rooms: fine lot
price, 81 600. This Is big bargain.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Uncl. 80 14th NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DaiNmav
Atlantic Coast Line.

NotIcr.-Ib"sc dcpa aud connections see
not guaranteed
4:2O Am. daily Through coaches and sleeping
cas- to Jacksonville
go pm: daiiy-Throngh sleeping cars ia Jack
sonviie. Fla: Pot Tampa Fts. tor Havana:
hniRht key. Fla. tfor Havana. augusta. Ga:
Charleston. ). G. and Wilmington \. C.
through coaches to Jacksonville CNEXCEII~
ED DINING CAR SERVICE
ONLY LINE OPERATING THROUGH PULL
NAN CARS TO POINTS on FLORIDA EAST
COAST EY
OFF1CE OF TIiF LINE l4la NEW YORK AVE
NUE. NORTHW EST. AND UNION STATION.
GEo LANES, D.P.A., Washington. u. e.
1. Z. WHITE, G.P.A.. W. j. CRAIG. PIN.
Wilmington. n C..
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FOR SALE-This house will surely be sold
this week. considering the price. construction.
arrangement of rooms and location. 1t Is a
two-story house, with four rooms on floor.
and 1t was built for home. The kind that
are hard to lind at any price. Belongs to an
estate. Price. $4,000. Best section OF the NV.
west Of Conn., ave. within easy walking dis
lance of downtown.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.) $40 14th NV
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RAILROADS.
Southern RAILWAY.

N.B.-SoiiowiBg schedule figures published only
as fnforma Ion. and guaranteed
For Atlantis. Birmingham Mobile New or
rans, A>heNilie. 300 NJ and ta.t5 nm daily
!;N an daily for thattanooys and Memphis.
For Roanoke, Knoxville Chattanooga Birm-
'ngham. New Orleans. 1910 I'm. daily.
For kneyrillc. Chattanooga Nemphis Nash
For Atlantis. Birmingham Columbia Charles.
ton. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah Jackson. lille and
Florida points 4.f0 Pm daily.
Tourist ears for California tri-weekIv. TO " ~
Local for Harrisnnhurc 80 m iai,y. IS
pm. week DAYS: for Strashurg le. n m week
DAYS: for nanvlle. 80 a m daily md fsr
Charlottesville. 80 am ami As II nj aeiiy
DAYS. Frequent trains to and FROM Rluemont
L. s. BROWN. General Agent.
ChesaneaHe& Ohio Railway
NOTE Published only information and not
guaranteed.
400 PM.-C & O. LIMITED. dailv-rast vest.
Cincinnati Indianapolis. chicago AMI 81
louis. Connection for Virginia IL, springs.
Pullman cars Louisville II Nashville Mem
phs and New Orleans. Dinin: cars In
carte service.
i1:1o P.M-F. F. y LIMITED. daily-Pnl,man
sleepers 70 Cincinnati. Lexington and Lnuis-
days. Dining Car. Ia carte service Pull
man sleepers Cincinnati ~ Chicago and 81.
Louis and Louisville TO Memphis. Nashvtll.
and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices at 81 PennsyI.
vania avenue. 1919 L street aud now Union
station. Telephone Main lae6 or 2o0s for tickets
baggage checks reservations and taxicabs.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
GET OR RIG FOR RENT LIST.

FOR SALE-t;REATEST BARGAIN EVER OF
fered in Washington Heights: sWcilest squar"
aud comparatively new house ne house IS
on Fillmore st. and the price is 81 100 first
trust of $1,000 at 81. This house will be sold
within ~ hours We have party who will
lease 1t for $40 month.
BOSS & PHELPS Hncl $40 14th NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED FIVE ROOM AND BATH FUR
nished apartment for housekeeping between
III aud z. i4th and 10Th northwest: Oct l.
Ir. DYKES. 7. $. $. Mayfower. Boston. Mass
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residence Columbia Heights; two stories
and an attic: large porch across entire front:
entire house in excellent condition; all rooms
large and bright; price reduced to S5.50U
for quick sale
BOSS PHELPS QNCJ, $40 14th NV.
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roR sA1.E-SwELL HOME ON WASHINGTON
Heights: IL rooms and three baths: hotwatet
heat: large lot to paved alley; first trust OF
81 600 has been loaned this property; 1t can
now be bought for 81 900. only $500 more than
what has been loaned. The rooms are all large.
BOSS 4 PHELPS uNC). $40 l4th NV.
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FOR SALE-HERE'S LITTLE GEM: EIGHT
rooms and bath. lot 21x12O. to public alley.
The owner is leaving this country and must sell
at once. The price is only 8, 500. Houses like
this are hard TO find in the NORTHWEST.
BOSS & PHELPS uNC.). 80 14TH NV.
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FOR SALE - HERE'S $500 COLUMBIA
Heights residence for 5000: built less than
three years ago. We have sold during the
past year two similar houses In the same row
for $500. The owner of this house Is COM
PEELED 10 sell The woodwork throughout is
oak and the heat is hot water: beautiful
home
BOSS & PHELPS dnc.,. 80 nth NV.
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FOR SALE-HERE'S SOMETHING UNuSu.
Al. 4 two-Story eight-room brick house, in
excellent condition. with two bathrooms. in the
central northwest. Ii is occupied by prom
inent business man. Price is very low for such
a desirable and we'll located home. Only -, $50.
BOSS & PHELPS Inc.l. 80 14th NV.
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FOR SALE-Heres a big. roomy house down
town: contains II and two baths: q
feet wide by 100 feet deep. brow nstone
front, belongs to estate. We can sell this
house for the amount it is assessed for namely,
$500 This Is forced sale.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.) 80 14th NV
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FOR SAIE-Swelest home Columbia
Heights for the money Has an average width
of 80 feet. 1t is in excellent condition and the
rooms are very large Can give possession
would easily sell for s. 900 in the fall.
BOSS e. PHELPS tnc.l, $40 14th NV.
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DIR. Shade.
HERB SPECIALIST.

MFG. OF HERB REMEDIES WHICH ARE
guaranteed To cure relieve any and all all
ments; mems complaints speciality. NJ. 4.
LOUIS & SONS. 1TfS 9Th ST. NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-THE COLONIAL. 1911 BOTH ST
NV. Apartment No. ::3: :. and bath
beautifully furnished: for six months at $40
per month. WEAVER BROS. 141G st. NV
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FOR SALE-ON T. ST. BETWEEN 18TH AND
lith SITS. ne. beautiful 2story red pressed
brick home: contains + rooms and bath: heated
hy latrobes: porch: lot 17x70 to 10-foot
alley: similar houses renting for $50 50 per
month thoroughly modern ard in perfect con-
dfion: price for quick sale. 81, 500
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF, 9O4 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-9l0 Fl ST. NE
On a great thoroughfare with good futur.
for business property. 1t contains six Is
rooms and bath; newly papered and painted
throughout; new furnace: coal range and gas
range: modern plumbing Price 81 800 Sub
NIT nm offer. See MS about IT,
SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 14th St NV
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOWS HOUSES AND OFFICES CLEANED.
MODERATE PRICES LEON L. CAHoON.
ACME WINDOW CLEANING CO,
1905 r ST. NV. PHONE MAIN 7l5o.
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NEAR CONN. AVE. CARS: OWNER Will. SAC
rlnce acres; modern house: fruit. shade. lawn
price, $500. II you don't buy this place we
both lose money. " G. B. Chevy Chase Md
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16

Over r-eagerness to hel p her mother in the preparation of the evening meal caused Lucraria Villega., aged s yesrs, to sustain frightful burns about , o'clock yesterday evening, from which she died five hours later, after suffering terrible agony.
 The little girl was covered with burning oil when a can which she held in her arms ignited and explod- ed AS she was pouring oil on fire in the kitchen stove.
 Before aid could be rendered the child's clothing was entirely consumed and her flesh was almost literally cooked.
 She poured some oil on the kindling and wood she had laid in the stove. Then, holding the oil can in one of her arms, she applied match to the kindling. It did not burn rapidly and the child poured on some more oil.
 The blaze from the stove suddenly leaped forth, igniting the little girls dress and at the same time catching the oil can, causing it to explode.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Arizona Indians
 Become Ugly

Inclted to revolt by outsiders who have selfish ends to att ain, and with the prospect of starvation staring them in the face, the Indians at Gils crossing on the Sacaton reservation are in an ugly mood and serious up- rising is threatened. A recent order issued by the bureau of Indian affairs that DO more wood must be cut on the reservation provoked the redskins to the point of open rebellion.
 P. B. Hughes, farmer upon the re- servation, narrowly escaped with his life Saturday 200 angry Indians gath cred around his house and dem lndrd that h. give them permi 70 cIt wood. Hughes was alone hen they ctllei upon h'm IL was only by ex- srcising the greatest diplomacy that he evaded fight, ahich would more than p-0bably have ended in his death The lLdians think that he is the one Nho is responsible for the order for bidding them to cut wood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Arizona Lands
 Open for Settlement

Designating the lsnd.op to entry in fiity-four townships in Arizona the total being over l 00O,0hO acres. Secretary of the Interior Ballinger has set aside the lands in this terri tory that come under the provisions oi the act of congress of Apr'l ?. l9 9
 Receiver Charles Arnold of the Ari- zons land office has received letter from :. V. Proudit, assistant com missioner Of the general land office, together with a complete list of every acre of land that can be entered upon by settlers.
 One of the most striking features of the new law under which this lsrd can be taken up Is that permitti' 2 those who already settled on home steads to take l6O acres additional The improvements they have made or the original location and the length o time they have lived there also count: for the additional entry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Medical Men Prepare
 for the Big Meeting

4 number of physicians of Tucson are now making arrangements to at tend the eighteenth annual ses' 'ion of the Arizona Medical Society which convenes in Prescott on the 18th of this month, to continue for two days.
 effort is ns'ng made O arrange an eXcursIon Co the Grand Canyon on the invasion of the medical men into YavspsI county. lfs party of IS can be secured, the Santa Fe will give ex cursion rates from Prescott and re turn. and provide special Pullm ,r car for the party.
 Two not q C"chi-e county m.d'ca mer appear on the program, Dr. F Bacon of tmis city, and r F. F shine of Bisbee. Their addresses are as fol lows:
 The Physiclsn's Duty to the Family. John F. Bacon, Tombstone.
 Fracture of Elbow Joint, with re- port of case. Francis E. Shine, Bis bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Tombstone Teachers
 Are Reappointed

The Tombstone school trustees have named the corps of teachers for the Tombstone schools for the ensu. ing year. The entire personnel of Tombstone pedagngues were reappointed, thus at. testing the efficiency of the teachers and a deserved testimonial of their devotion to the educational welfare of the Tombstone youth.
 One new teacher appears on the rolls this year, that of Miss Eva Wo!cott, who has been assigned to the High School. This appointment Is particularly pleasing to the host of friends of the talented young lady Her scholarly attain ments and execu- tive ability will materially add to the capable -taf in charge .of the Tomb stone schools.
 The following is the list of teachers appointed r D L McLaurin, superintendent.
 c w Tfisler, principal high school.
 Miss Eva Wolcott, II High School.
 Miss Libby Williamson, 7th and sth grades. Miss Helen Axtell, 9th grade
 Mise Eaynestine Chowning, 9th grade.
 Miss Anna F Mason, 4th grade.
 Miss Lillian Buck, 3rd grade.
 Miss Josephine McPherson, End grade.
 Ms. Helen F Benedict, lst grade.
 Miss Blanche Thornton, principal primary schuol.
 Miss Elizabeth Axtell, primary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
From Tuesdays Daily.

Wm Fourr came in today from his ranch n the Dragons. MT Fourr is one of the pio.eers of this county coming here Tn the early sos. Rep, from the lower San Pedro river arc to the effect that the cattle are in very fine condition. Deliveries are to be made of cattle from the Pool Brothers ranch At good prices on the lst proximo at Wilcox. BW Nort Dn of B sbee IS in the city having been called here to serve s- a grand juror.
 JW Murphy and wife of Pantsno re m the city.
 Tom Rico, mem'er of the To, An eles cIty detective lore, srrived here yesterday. being called ss a vii ness in the alleged revolutionists cases.
 W \ Edwards and Robert Hennessy returned to their homes in Bisbee to- day.
 Max True, the Benson butcher. is iu the city.
 R $ Msclay, clerk of the last terri- torisl legislature, is a county scat visitor from Douglas.
 NV Wallace, E F Everhardy and Carl Graf, three popular Bisbeeites, are county seat visitors for several days.
 Inspector Murphy, of the Tucson immigration office, is in Tombstone today.
 E T Hams returned yesterday from a business trip to Bisbee and Doug las
 George K Reed, sup't of the Shan non interests at Gleeson, was In the city last evening on his way to Cliff ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Phoenix City Council
 Sure Hits Elm Hard

By one long, hard, steady stroke, the outgoing city council of Phoenix in the expiring hour of its existence passed sweeping ordinance AS nearly putting the saloons of Phoenix out of business as was possible without sctu. ally prohibiting them.
 Alderman Campbell introduced !, and with the votes oi Mayor Coegins and Alderman Yaeger, passed an ordinance that throws sufficient re- strictions around :he saloons to make them as public almost as any city park.
 In Campbell's drastic city law the Phoesix saloons can have no curtains on the windows, neither can they frost them or in any way seek to prevent those passing along the side walk from seeing who is drinking or lettering inside the highbsll resort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Cochise County to
 Furnish Sugar for All

In speaking of dry farming, or scientific methods of soil culture, as 1t is becomin. to be called, Tn the Sulphur SD ings valley, Supervisor McCabe is qIoted as saying that hun dreds of acres about Wilcox are being tried out this season by people who have learned what Is kpown as the Campbell system in Oklahoma. Sorghum, miIlet and forage are the craps principally planted. Others are trying little of everything to discover which is best suited for the soil and climste-melons, cantaloupes, squashes, pumkias, sweet and Irish nOtatoes. One man has a fine lot of sweet potatoes for which he qlready has sufficient moisture to last them until July which means a very fine crop.
 A number Of the farmers are raising cane for the purpose of the syrup to be obtained from it. A mill has al ready been erected and If the crop this year turns ou: we'll, McCabe says they will raise enough syrup about Wilcox to supply the entire territory
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Mark A. Smith
 Returns to Arizona

Hon NJ. A Smith, former delegate to Congress. returned to his home in Tucson from the East where he has been for several months
 For several weeks past, Mir. Smith has been staying at Cynthisna, Ken lucky, where he was called by the illness of his brother, Frank B. Smith, who is resident oi Kentucky.
 The Citizen says:-
 II is MT. smiths intention to re- main in Tucson until summer weath- CT arrives in earnest. Then he will go to northern Arizona where he expect. to spend considerable time in trout fishing. He mskes an annual sum mer trip to the northern part of tb. territory on fishing expedition. Discussing statehood. Mir. Smitf stated tha, while he was hopeful tha Arizona would be admitted at thu , next session of Congress, he was no absolutely certain that such vill b the case. He stated that consider able opposition against admission vii arise from New England senators an, from other Eastern Repu olicans wh are fearful that the West will get to | much power.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-16
Death of w. G. Pool
 In California

The mail of yesterday brought us the sad news that MT. ". G. Pool died very suddenly at Imperisl, California, on the let instant from heart trouble.
 MT Pool was the eldest son of the late Or. Pool. Sho cane to th:s coun- " abou, thirty years back and settled upon ranch on the lower san Pedro river, where he has lived almost continuously ever since, being engaged in the cattle business, tir=t with his father and afterwards with his brother, J. J. Pool, heinz the senior member of the firm of Pool Bros of Pool, Ari- zona.
 In the death of Grant Pool Arizona has loet one 1f her most honored and respected citizens We desire tn ex- tend {, hIs family our sincere feelings of profound sympathy in this hour Of theIr great sorrow