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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-14
Tall and Short.

First What was the de scription of that absconding bank cashier we were told to look out for: Second DeIe"live- He was six feet tall ard SJ0OO0 short.-Pihladelphia Rec urd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-14

There's nothing so good for sore throat as Dr. Themas' Electric Oil Cures 1t iA a few hours. Relieves any pain in any Dart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-14
The Ruling Passion.

A certain arithmetirian is so devoted to figures that wien he has ne prol'. lem before him he casts up his eyes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
HaJting's stock CO. viii Produce
comeay prama "a Gamblers
Dauqhte~", in Four Acts.

The second performance of "a
Shadow of the Past" was given at tn ,
Airdome by the Hastings Stock CT
last niFht and p5ased eff more
emccthly tam the first as there was
10 rain or wind 10 contend with This
was the last performance Of the com
pany In the Dome" and tonight they
move to the opera house The play
"ch,d-i a is the four act comedy
drama A Gamblers Daughter" This
is play that was presented for som >
time in the east and received favor
able comment The comedy clement
of the play is clean cut and whole
some and tle plot is a new one At
The opera house the company wiz
have better opportunity to spread
themselves as there is more room.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Miss D.ga n Ellis entertained a
lew OF lor rtanIs ueiresdav ev a
ing with delightful trip on Capt
Fauirac's beautiful launch. the Leola
May The .avBion list INCLUDED The
following:
Misses Hazel swlbs OF siteston
No- Mary Brown of Charlie '1n Nc.
bGt1 NcNr3 Of aduCah. Ky Elsie
lh5ch Ruth Hurt, Blanche ScIl-ss r.
Elsie Green anl Olga Ellis. IIessrs
Ear. Beggs of Charleston. No Harry
Scbeh John Castloma5. Clifford Vim.
cent Ralph Tanner and Master Harry
Rft.n Ellis
Dir ami MR.. Clarence n. Ellis an :
SITS Vincent chaperrreI TIE party
'ir. GINS O7terloh had charge of the
.iasnch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
OLIVE BRANCH M. ". A.
viii Have Picnic July Especial
Train Via Illinois Central From
Cairo.

Arrangements have been made 70
run special train on the Illinois Cen
tlal railroad 10 Olive Branch Saturday
morning on account Of the big picnic
and celebration to be given there by
the NJ W. A lodge of that place TIE
train will leave Cairo at 1890 in the
morning and returning will leave
Olive Branch at ll59 at night.
The celebration at owe Eg1ucn
will consist of the usual 4th of July
speaking and music with Hon, o. !.
Page of Marion as the principal ora
tor, also big barbecue dinner. ath-
letc contests, dancing, etc The cell
hratious at Olive Branch are charaa
terized by the hospitality extended to
all and by the absence of rowdyisn
which frequently attends such gather
inRs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
TWO PRIZES AWARDED
Cairo Woman's Club by Secret Ballet
Decides en- Nestest Premises
Few Ccntestsnts.

Prizes for the neatest yard or prem
isese in the CITY were awarded yester-
day by the Cairo Woman's Club. The
award was made by secret ballot. and
resulted as follows:
Prize Of $40 offered by Mrs Eliza
Halliday, widow of Capt w P Hail
day. deceased. TO Mr. and Mrs Frank
Spencer of Eleventh street
Prize of IS offered by Mayor Par
sons, to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Klein, of
Twenty-ffth street.
Not much rivalry or interest was
shown in the contest. but the few who
entered for the prizes had very neat
premises. The mayor had called up
ON all who wished to enter the CON
test for the prize to send in their
names by May i ,...,.ss..s .s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
CLASS IMITATION
OF x. of c. viii Be Held July 4th--
Ladies' Of Church viii Serve
Dinner.

July lth will see a large class mi
Itiated into the knights of Columbus,
the exercises to be held at the X. NJ
K, c. hall in the afternoon. There
viii be about three hundred visiting
Knights aud their families, lodges
from Carbonate, Padueab and Mur
paysboro attending The ceremonies
They Will attend mass at ST Joseph'a
church in the morning and will get
dinner at st Josephs iiall which the
ladies of the church will serve fer
their accommodation
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
PUBLICLY INSTALLED
Were Officers of Cairo Court. T. 3. A.
BY w. r, Michael, Deputy
Supreme Chief.

Cairo court No. III. Tribe of Bon
HUI held a public installation OF OFF
GERS last night at Stafford Hall W
7. Michael. deputy supreme chief, as
sisted by members of the local coui'
conducted tho ceremonies. The off
GERS installed were:
Past Chicf-H. L. Boerschcl
Chicf-T. y Cain
Judge-JOfn Farrell
Teacder-Mrs. James ,Dlvidge
Keeper of Tribute /. Harrison
Scribe-Nrs Farnk Hagey.
Keeper + Inner Gate-t;ns Haas
Keeper Of Outer Gaie-Al Turpin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

The Board Of County Commission
.ers had a session last night az which
time they checked the report of the
clerk of the circuit court This re-
quired about all of the time of the
meeting They met yesterday morn
ing and audited another bunch ot
claims
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

! Miss Joe Nichols of Pardwoll an
Carl Weis of Decatur. Ala are here
visiting Miss Cath ,rinc Cushman.
Misses Hazel ana Mary who have
I heen visiting Dr q. Il. McNemer
aud family left Yesterday for Martin,
Tenn.
tonight for a few DAYS visit with the
| Iatter's sister. Mrs. d B. Lewis in
Chicago.
Mr.. end Mrs Leon f Denison and
CHfe to complete ARRANGEMENTS for
the house party.
John Collins. fireman at No. sta
ton left last night for st Louis where
account of his health.
Mn. David Sutt-n and daughter
Laura. of Lexington. Miss. are here
the guests Of the formers sisters.
Mrs. T.. G. Pink and Miss Reunie,
John r Rennia lef, Yesterday for
Kansas civ IN mot his vifo AID .on
Ro. we'll of Los Angeies. cal who are
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Died Wednesday.

The father OF J Z. Randall. man
accr pf Armour'5 local establishment,
died at Guthrie, Ky, Wednes lay Mr.
Randell has been at his fathers bel
side for two weeks deceased was
well advanced in years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

wanted also an allowance of some
5000 interest but In the absence Of
the Boards attorney it did not feel at
liberty TO act on that proposition
Tb7 Board viii meet again perhat S
today to consider the matter further.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

States Implement Co, for the eastern
and northern buggy and implement
markets. Mr. Glover repre- sents the
company in Tennessee, Kentucky and
Mississippi
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

The Ladies Circle of the Calvary
Baptist church will meet this aft ter.
noon at the home of Mrs. George
Weldon 522 Eleventh street AS Of
hceTs are TO be elected it is requested
thar everyone attend this meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ELL Rerorts Resumed

The full report was issued yester.
day by the local office of the t. S.
weather bureau, the first since the
suspension some weeks ago. Yester-
days report embraced 50 stations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

4 -NI A' otlHEluct "a Aouiun, WAS lI
! the city yesterday.
Mrs. F, w. Sperle of Mounds. wa.
q Cairo shopper yesterday
Miss Anna Watwood of Wicklife is
the guest OF Miss Anna Burke
Miss Vada Foraker of Beech Ridge
was shopping in Cairo yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. John Powers OF villa
Ridge were in the city yesterday
Mr. G b. Isler and daughter of
sandusky were in Cairo yesterday.
Miss Matilda Nickeis of Mounds,
was. in Cairo shopping "Wednesday
Miss Lora Einineslay Of Mounds.
was in the city shopping yesterday
Miss Frances Fdrrow has gone TO
ralugah to visit Miss Ellen Boswell.
Mrs Ohium ami daughter Miss
Frances left Yesterday for Makanda
I'D
Miss Gertrude DtGoldor was in
r.. Carbonate was in CAIRO yester.
day.
u NJ Brown of Charleston, Mo.
was IN The city on business wcducs.
day
.Irs J o. Zimmerman has gone to
cmtondale TO visit friends for a few
! days
Miss Emma Hofheinz has rctrrue Z
from an extended visit in Memphis.
Tenn
Miss Flora Williams Of Palucal is
here visiting her father ". II. VII
li5ms
Miss Leota LeMonfague has re
turned from a months visit in Char
a~tou. No.
Mrs. E. G. France left last night for
south BEND TO speai the SUMMER
with relatives.
Ar- Frank Spencer leaves to-day
fer Kansas CITY for ten DAYS visit
N!th relatives.
Miss Matte Mul7ihln has gons u
puQuoin and St Louis for a visit
with frien is and relatives.
Mrs Richard Given left yesterday
tor visit with relatives iu Memphis.
Tenn and Louisville. Ky
Miss hudson wao has been visiting
Mr. and alrs A. : Gilbert returned
g nsT nome u Eaana.-a. u. last
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Mad Dor Killed

A mad dog created considerable cx
element on Twentieth street be
tween Washington and Walnut yej-
.tcrlay. some che I'm the reighborhool
tclephonine for an officer to XII the
animal Lewis was sent to the scene
and dispatched the dog IN quick on
der.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Emphatic Denial.

Messrs. Stuart and Cahill most EN-
phatically deny that they are in any
way connected with Trbandale PARK
located near the Halfway Tousa, or
with the athletic contests to be held
there Sunday, July It'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
~ SOCIAL o4ND personal =.

al $50 with Mrs. John b Messenger
Of Tenth street Ii will be a social
session aud all members are cordially
ilyitei to be present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Will Meet Tonight.

The Retail Merchants Association
viii haVe their regular meeting ,o-
night ar which fhcy will install Off
Gers. They will have several new
applications 20 act on Secretary
Comings expects 20 have The rating
book ready fer distribution at this
meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Mrs Whitaker Of Relknap and
Mrs Compton of Mound City. We're
Cairo shoppers yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Mr. ana Mrs Nelson c. D2Pew left
last night for ST Louis TO visit the
formers mother for a few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

At the meeting OF the Board of Lo-
cal improvements yesterday Con
tractor Williams WAS allowed SIS per
cent of his Sycamore street work. He
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

LANGAN'S for Building Material.
Lumber. Paints. Oils. Glass, Hard
ware. Roofing. Japalae. Floor Wax
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

For Lease-New wholesale building,
in iObbing center block from cen
ter retail district. NJ ]. Howley, Agt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

night Mr. and Mrs NJ. S Gilbert
ami children accompanied her home
to spend the summer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Cairo BAPTIST.

The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Baptist church viii have no more
meetings until the first Friday in Sep
fember.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
LADIES' AID SOCIETIES.


There viii be no meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Pr-sbv-
terrain church until fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
Methodist

Tile Ladies Aid Of the First Meta
odist church VII meet tins afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Mrs. F. w. Sperle OF Mounds. wa
a Cairo shopper yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Miss Anna Watwood of Wickliffe is
the guest OF Miss Anna Burke
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Schneider OF Mounds, was in
the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Miss Joe Nichols OF Bardwell an [
Carl Weis Of Decatur Ala. are here
visiting Miss Catherine Cushmau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

l. e Glover of Cairo. viii leave
Sunday with W n. I9H on and hts
party Of representativa OF the Three
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Miss Eada Foraker of Beech Ridge
was shopping in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Mr. Joe Hubbard and daughters
I Misses Hazel ana Mary who have
been visiting Dr g. n. McNemer
and family left yesterday for Martin,
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-02

Mr. and Mrs. John Powers OF villa
Ridge were in the city yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
ROSTON cuRR STOcKS.

sLrpIsEsd bv J. Thomas Eeinhardt No IN
Eroad street. y " York and No - Devon
shire street k.stLni
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
FURNISHED by SWartwout & Appcazollar. No %
Zine
Narne

Zine streets
ApproZ-
Name. Naturitv Bi A>.ef yicl.
Am cigar = C.. Nch IJ. 1HII gS-s AS
do 8 @ Mon u. 1912. -.--- 20 a-s 4g4
Am Tel & T ) p c. JAN 1910. go-s fnnts 4tD
Al Coast L p G. Mch 1910. I0 IUgss $50
= II & u o, july 1913. 90. g6is 90 AFl
G. g q & : Z. = . G. June f9ii foo t0i 4fU
u & II eQp a. C.. July. l992 1o2A iO&t Alo
Gen Rub "a p G.. July. 19ts-. gf 90 $50
Hud Go p q. Oct Is. 1911. ZOO fe. APO
Inter Il Tr 6 G. Nay, 1911 lU-st lt5i SOD
X q r & L. 6 G.. sept. 1872. 9S's go go
Lack Steel ; 2 G.. Nch. l9lo- @3's vs's 90
l. & NJ q C. Feb. 1910. uts ltH's ta3
Louis & c, Mch. lal" lun lon~s so
Mich Cent G. Feb. 1910. tss lU4s 40
VI 4 ~ l. G.. Feb. 20 .9 394 a-l
" Y = & II X G.. Feh. 1910 g9's lues tdl
NYCIss elp . Nov. fiHg- 30 As c. A-1rc bass
y II < III G.. 1909 a.. Too lolA
Norf 4 West g. Nav. 1910 lou't ipi9s 80
Penn r r > p c.. Mich -. 1910 looit Ice -
81 l. 4 : r . c. jan t9ii.- aS'l yJt gH
DO a. G. Feb l9l2. ....-- gJ't 6 -
southern Nv ; n d. Erh 1910 gq-s fHGfs 2Gt
TideWater c. June 1913 .l0lit lu-lt -
West Z & NJ C. Aug. 1910 Zoo lr9-s 40
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A closing feature Of the market on the
Consolidated Exchange was the exceptional
strength of Reading. Its final sales were
at l62ls. against final price on the Stock
Exchange of 1915. just before the close
n touched a high OF 1921. compared with
a top ngure on the other board of l62.
This strength reflected "A squeeze of the
shorts. Trading throughout the list was
dominated all day by the money situa-
ton The market was nervous with prices
exhibiting much irTegul lrity. compared
with the other exchange. Business on the
floor brOadened decidedly. the day s sales
tOtalling l2i.e63 shares, distributed among
sixty issues. United States Steel common
was again the leader In respect To volume.
with Reading next. Steel common sold
as high as SOis. against 80 on the other
board. Union Paciftc's high was 201as.
against SSs.- Among the lower prsced
stocks the InterbOrOugh shares We're par
ticularly active. Detailed operations fol-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
BONDS.

S. o0O Braden Cop 6s % % QT g7
co 600 my T Isl igs aTis g7i. % %
. zoe Tfdewater 6rsn.tOIat 1OIA 1Oi% 1OIa.
e25 600 West Pac 5s.. 9TS 9Ii2 95% S7E
'seIs cents per share iwhen issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities showed
further downward tendency almost
tbroughout the entire mining list. Inc
rri0ct3aI losses were sustained in the cop
per stocks. due to the weakness in Amalsa.
mated and the unfavorable producers
statement In many instances, ho"eNeI'
,sIIi.s set in on covering The more prom
inent features were Nevada Consolidated,
Miami. Greene Cananea. United Copper ana
Butte Coalition. although the lower priced
OF about n point. Ely Central. after
cI entng unchanged, ran off "a later re-
covering Union Mines was active at a
loss of q. In the Industrial list STANDARD
oil continued strong at further slight
Improvement American Tobacco. after
gaining points. lost the advance. chi
cagO Subway was weak. Southern Iron &
Steel issues were irregular. There was a
fair inquiry for bonds at a slightly higher
level
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
Cat Lowest ieT cent. lasi loan ! Der
cent. closing. per cent: ruling rate. 3 per
cent Time money continued firm. Rates.
5a5i. per cent for sixty days. for ninety
DAYS. 4z,N5 Per cent Tor four months. and
a. per cent for five and six months. Mer-
camille paper was in moderate demand.
Rates. ) per cent for sixty 10 ninety days
Endorsements 5H5ik for choice four 10 six
months single nasnes p. Her cent for
others less w'n known
FORE fiA ENt'Hh Nt5i f.. foreign
eAchang rtrr opened Ur"E With steT-
ling doqa - points fo sA- 4s.e5 for
cables ts-i -1 frr Gem.4d sterling
and AZ. f.. ~Nf..lss h..> short francs
we're quu..a a. af-a 'a~- I and short
r. ichSntirl.e ar q. .-lr Joss l he market
held stead iu th. afternoon. with rates
showing ra .er.aI changes Gables were
quoted ar sS- rs ,-Sl. demand sterling Al
l6Il0afss sr5 ~i2fgHiaF bills AZ 4s3ls.
Short franc hf.l around 511i. less l-32Q
l7l- ana s.rrI re. swar.- -1- plus l-3z
Banker posted Irts t'Ipu-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
STRONGEST IN WORKING CAPITA.
Central Trust Company of New Yort
81 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $4,000 ooe
Iof which SIT .oo0. 900 has besn sarnsd,
WHEAT.
COLLATERAL TRUST NcT-s.

:'5ss soseeo December op,.re,. 1854 rosa ross
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

urnished by Williams NcCcnuel & C0lemlns
No Ga Wall streCtI
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bo Boston. Zoe
aiScCuul. chicago sc discount. San Fran
s-isco sight sc telegraph Slzc premium;
NCN orleans. commercial 81 discount, bank
81 premium. Charleston. buying par. selling
l-lDc premium. ~. Louis 3Sc discount Did,
&c discount asked. Cincinnati. Ice pre-
MUM. Minn eap0lis par; Savannah, buy
-u2 .-iCe discount. selling par
RANh CI.EARINGs.-New YORK. ex-
changes N1Si 6s3 90. balances sll.302.aSo- chi
calo. exchanges sf7.646.s0s. balances S2.Sss.-
a3i: ISustun. exchanges S3o.3i7e20 balances
- l0I 1885, Baltimore exchanges &.Fl2 li5,
hs,lano's s-tS.s,7-
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sil-
yer 50ssc MeNiran silver dollars. sSc. Bar
silver IN London closed Al 3 5-l6d, a de-
cline or lAo.
GOLD PREMICM.-in Madrid. $50; Lis
bon. 1915.
MEXICAN EXCHANGES Mexican eL-
change on New York IL quoted al 2Oll2.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were So. lOs: in
terfai revenue, SJGl s33. and mscellanec rs,
l3l a total 0f Sgl26ss against total eN-
penditures ON ordinary account OF A2.e5s.-
s27 For the month 20 date ordinary re
ceipts have been s.Gsi. s26 and ordinary eN-
pendii ures Sl5.2Zl. 655 the excess OF eKpencl-
.uues amounting 10 81 ,550S2s. For the fiscal
year 20 date ordinary receipts have been
f23l. .s5s 70s, against s204. .z3l. 81 IN the same
time "a ls's, and ordinary expenditure
g2Js 4s2 sss against s2sl l72 s66 In 1875, the
excess of expenditures this year ambunt-
ing 10 s2s COS .2a5. compared with an excess
last year 81 $50 .Sil. .i53 Including Panama
Canal account and public debt, the excess
of al egpendifureE over receipts since July
the corresponding period . year ago Of ssl-
aS5.sis
SUB-TREASURY-T Sub-Treasury was
debtor 20 the Clearing House s5lSsH.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

Write for our leafiet giving valuable
comparative data ON all of the listed
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
COBALT STOCKS
pu,, eHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv charles n Barney = %. S,uls
Tsrotd street New Work.. anu ~ -
sth street Philade!phial -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
THE PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS
Philadelphia. Pa. November ist. 1so,

Pa November 1909
which shall issued and .
sbs1Fs for sa % P
on close business on November Sa 1909
exent rsPsrNe n"""sS
ese
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the second
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ALL COMMUNICATIONS MAIL SHOULD ADDRESSED TO The TREASURER PHILADELPHIA
I. FAHNESIOCK
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
pvERr1sEMENrs AND suRscRrPrIoNs

A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
~ for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Offics No 1864 Broadway. between Seth 81
and sTth sts.. until O'Clock 2. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Offices
al regular once rates until o'clock p. m.
viz: 26s Sth ave. s e cor. 23d st: 1ss 6th
ave. cor. 18th St: lOs East 18th ST.: 25T West
s2d st. between 7th and Sth aves. 263 West
l25th 1855 Sd ave: 1926 Sd ave. near 6lst
81: l5Os lst ave S9th ST; l57 East I25th
St. T56 fremont ave. $50 I'd ave. and any
American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

F iss same period 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
New York, Nov. 40 1893.
The transfer books of this company will be
closed from 3 o'clock p. m November Is, 1899,
the morning Of December i. 1919.
BASIL ". ROWE.
ce-President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Tuesdays:
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
NEWS 0F \ DAY
 1T WIckENBURG
A Steady Increase in the Business of
 the Town.

Wickenburg. Ariz., Oct. 1.-(Special correspondence of the Republican.)- George Tisdale came in from Bouse Wednesday with Homer King and c. B. King who have been visiting the Little Butte.
 Bill Genung. who struck an innocent bystander Sunday afternoon was tried before jury Tuesday afternoon, and fined the cost of the case which amounted to something around s3O.
 While everything appears to be somewhat quiet at present. the amount of business transacted at the local depot shows steady increase over the corresponding months of last year.
 The city council will meet hereafter in the city hall. The members met Tuesday night and passed resolution requiring the city clerk to ascertain the cost of having the city ordinances printed.
 H. B. Davenport who came in from Swansea Monday to attend the circus in Phoenix returned Wednesday.
 F. B. Reese, of Tombstone. who has been visiting friends in town left on the "wednesday morning train for Con gress to visit his brother and many friends
 F. X. O'Brien left this evening for the Interior mine where he will remain in few days. A load of material went out there Tuesday morning and another followed in the evening.
 Six cars of horses and mules belong ing to Smith, Scott and White came
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
AUTOMOBILE FEVER
 BREAKS OUT AGAIN
Possibility of Another Epidemie-E. J.
 flumerfelt the Latest Victim

The automobile fever, which was so prevalent here during the summer, seemed thoroughly stamped out a short time ago. For period of near iy two months not single machine was purchased in this district A couple of days ago. however, the fever broke out in a new spot. and there is every indication of another epidemic.
 F. J. F'iumerfelt is the latest victim. While other south side ranchers were sporting around in new machines, MT. Flumerfelt contented himself with a team of mules. He didn't exactly con- tent himself either, for all the time he was quietly scheming and figuring out a plan whereby he too. could become the owner of machine. His plans evidently worked out to his satisfac-. tion for day before yesterday he went to Phoenix and upon his return he sat at the wheel of new two-cylinder Rec machine. The car is a counter part Of several others of the same make here in town. Mir Flumerfelt was accompanied on his purchasing trip by Andrance Jepson. MT. Jepson steered the car across the river and rom that point on Mir Flumerfelt took charge. He is now a past master in the art and covered more ground with the car yesterday morning than he could have travelled over in a week with the mules
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
WICKENBURG DEPARTMENT

down by way of Prescott Monday afternoon and were taken out beyond Parker where they are to be used in the gra ding for the railroad.
 The Monday Reading club will meet at the residence of Mrs. c. C. Belknap Monday afternoon at ? p. m.. for its first regular reading of the season.
 Gus Ellis and Nick McCarver went out to the Big Horns Tuesday to do some work on their mining claims.
 The Brayton Commercial company has received lot of fine nickel plated racks for the purpose of displaying their foot wear and other goods.
 Thos. Deane was visitor from Bouse Wednesday.
 Otis E. Young of Wenden was in town Wednesday. Mir. Young says that mining in general is picking up out about his section and that he looks for great activity this winter.
 The Vulture Mines company pur- chased fine bay horse to take the place of old Tom. the pioneer of the road. that died few days ago.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Graham have returned from Phoenix and left Wed nesday for their home in Wenden.