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New-York tribune., 1909-05-06


generally steady firm. closing steady
advance Gas points The market opened steady
advance of 243 and after little rrrEu
UP better cables than expected
approximations based upon tho approach
that there might be further low temperatures and
central sections OF the belt covering by shorts
outside buying and support from local professionals
seemed he Influenced 70 extent hy rInors
support would be sSivc during the
afternoon effort force covering by certain inter
who supposed have short after having
taken profits considerable ong lines last week Noth
this developed and att"r having sold up ?"
net advance Of s1l2 points during the middle OF INC
afternoon. the cased OF under realizing anl
taking by Il the older longs The clos" vas
sa4 points top the more active months
There did be great deal In tne oH'H.
confirm the carly apprehsnsIons OF
unfaVorahIs weather but the forecast was Tor parity
cloudy unsettled conditions in the western te
expected night - 20 iiiofto"
The Eastern belt expected fair and warmer weather
There reports day Of H"ttNr inquiry
FOR not cotto nj Included gossip was a
report that leading bell spot handler had 500
10 bales 90 New England mills on iu"=ohN 70 a.
spot brokers' however claimed that business WIN e
was very quet their Southern on"Ts IN sh"'ie
easier basis With mill buyers under the n'aIk-i
spot markets officially reported were ss"'i"
unchanged -.--. o.. s-.
TlT Tav
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

ErIEl..aTE or coNrINrED - oE ELaN NAlIE

OF Gun r-L' ---s 'E -t--- -f-A-
BoUTII.LIER BROTHERS
WHEREAS TIE Business Lel-f.f1-r rNla'ia< ara -
rff l- Hy the subscriber Charles = B0Iriier un-er
tr, Firm Name and style % LE BOT LILLEH blt1Lh -
FPS Is continued sIl -llll.t-t under saA- FiEl
WHEREAS -la said Firw hal business re a-i1rs Win
foreign countries. ans t1ptrtner-rlp Ni-ln l-s
u Naw YORK. and bad tEa1-t'.f- business therein
Pol a period wears and urU1rs-.
Now THEREFORE,. V.. the uuierslE1ei. Oh Af[l-Es5
Is .~TTTIFT{ JOHN s.. i-< ttfl LlL-ail-tt aFll
PFfIIIP LIE BUUTLLLIEH Do hereby s-r-rl-.F cerliF
a1F ga-a-s pursuant ire statute n sl-1 cases maize
and prov. .leI. and only. are tle persons
81 I.E EJJ--IILTER BROTHERS. ard thar t1- saii
CHARLES LIE BoTTILIIEt resides ar So. lao Eas-
Sdru street and rE- SAID JOHN A ~ il ---llra- 81
PHILIP lie Eof-TII-LiEE n0-r reside ar N0 a. Wssl
u New YORK. AMI that the FiIN-tFAL- FL.A1A ts
RT-SINF~S cs the undersigned 81 ar Nc= p o. . "sst
BIRD street Sos 30 ' - West Ind street IN ne
Borough and city if1resai- .o. cd,
.sdt .ttAELES LE RoJiTil-l-lEitt-
t~Il JOHN A. LE BuCTILLIER.
tsE4 PHILIP LIE BJt -lI-L-lE-t-
STATE ~ New YORK county = NeN '-N -. 49,. -.
personally came and appeared charles ie H1ui.er AM
PbIIfp I< B1ltiI personally Hu. Au ana Aln"a
q me of the individuals ce-.ovd i aHi Wlo
executed fl-eg1 1.lS certificate anu i-rF ee.-teL
acluovyeIEed Co that tl-y eNate- te same ZOE -
asgI an P-'''7ss 1siI HENRY y. TIFFT.
Notary Pubic y. Y Co
state y YORK. cornty q New N.rk- So 100, s,-.
On this NiEeteeHtf Jay of April a T. -. 9et-'
me rersorsIIv and appeared John A. l. hlltlel
- M. personally known and known % me o. b. one 20
the rfviFuss ed ana WI eXcrut-d the t'ress
t.rtia.ta and arku1ylelssi o. me mat ne eAecls4
IN. tsfl HENRY y TFFT.
FGbilc. y u -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

light receipt and ner European potatoes in very heavy
steady Onions frn for best grades Asparagus in good
mand ATehokes weak EeeJs cts ana ma carrots @ SLOW % 9
cumbers in active demand Peas and beans hruer with
1G P6rtT6s Fern6a new per tt 81 25as4 75 do
Havana new per crate $a$ g. do Florida new white.
per bb, 81 2sgS4 80; do new. red S2nSi % do Maine
state bulk per $50 10 81 sTas3: do per bag s. 10 do
English per les n bag 81 s5aS2 DO Scotch. 81 5gS2
@ @ lSn; - = iS 81 Isl so SWEET PtTAT6Es jersey
per basket T5caS2. ASPARAGUS jersey, per dozen
punches S2aS5 so do Norfolk. 81 50QS3 so. DO North
Carolina 81 25a$3: DO South Carolina, 81 25asl. do
ARTICHoKEs. California. French. Per drum S4&$t 80:
Orleans So DO Be-nuda per crate sqSl % do Forita
RgI & 'o % opnyaTs f siSi s 10 Cd WASHED pSr bi 81 30
a&1 10 do unwashed per bbI or bag. SlaSl .. CAB
BAGES virginia. crate 6oaI5c. do per 6ol 'otlo'
carolina. per bbI crate. 75easl CELERY Florida per
Sian4aTa Manatee case 81 2oaSI x Si 40 per PEI r ~ e @
crate. 5iqSl b. CORN Florida per 100. s2aS4. cJ--
ID ida f Per sfais or Basket % siasi So CHIcoRT and
A&LE For5a re4 Heg BOX os 81 aE2 & oRsER6isH S PEI 100 b.
$2a$4; KALE per b5I 25R5oc; LETTUCE @ @near2y. co.4
F55s Rase 5o$ 3 a. dc Norf9K GsI2R T2 Lz S
O. SI9SneS. $50 O;S e % H., G e, M y r-te 81 s0
e q %, % Jo % ST9T bs %, ci 40 sIqSI 2 51 Ftaa re
bag 81 20 DO state and Western yellow Per 40 n bag
bag 25casi. FIRsTiFs ola. per 6Si slasI b, PEAS
North carolina large per large basket 81 25asa 90 per
81 56as2 80: 90 per Small basket 81 S1 - 90 south
basket. $Ig$1 30; PEPPERS Florida. Per carrier 81
81 PARSLEY, New Orleans. curly hbl. 50 StSi
DO plain 81 5odS3. do Bermuda. peg crate. SiFSl =
ROMAINE. Bermuda. per box $1aSl =. RADlSHEs
Virginia. per basket. 2JdtJc RHUHARB nearby. per
100 lunches SITS2 80. SCALL1oNS. nearby. Der loo
buuches. 50CISI: do Southern. 25rT5c STRING BEANS
Georgia. green. basket. SiaSI 80. DO El1-ts wax
Per basket or crate $le$l 90 do green L'caS - Do
italian S1asI % SPINACH Baltimore per tb 1900
SQUASH Hubbard per bt! T5-GS1 -. d. Slft
81 80 do white. per box, 50cUSl- DO yellow crooknece
75caS1. TuRNIPS. Cans4a. rutabasa pzr bas SIF>i -
rutabaga per Dbl bag. ISClSl -. Do white
100 punches. 25dTjc. TOMATOES Florida. Per
QSI so
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange price ls 90
quart the shipper IN the 2ic the cut %
ordered by the exchange April - going into effect
May The supply is increasing faster than r7s &c
The receipts Of milk ard in 30 quart
f.r Na. nnIal a flL..ne
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

Tho local market spot cotton vas gg'et Ird p 5
aing CUT DelIvered contract 800 ea,Ss soGsae ] d
IchsngaS a. l0tc salcs $50 savannah stesg
hs5 az ioA.e! sales iii bales. Baltimore nSm,na
UNCHANGED at lo%c augusta ssesl, ,adv Gnchaged
iS1. aies 5S6 bales Rock que qHhSsa sales s'
2o3 bales 900 NSr GT coo contract Charleston Arm
SncbanRed az Ioc Wilmington qget ngaaHF1 1 T baos
Memphis steady unchanged at 10 saies i66 bales
Estimated receipts Leading points @ fS5 lt week and
GaStS'o ,esT NJ New orleans 400 70 600" afi t
week and 4$t go, ast sooG in demand
saes 100 bales: speculation end GzoFI @ IIndGns upland
sd futures opened steady and 6f af2 points
quiet % 1 6Gf Nsliune 545d June-Jqy So.d
August 2'Sia5 SStoir- November. 40. N9l g'Ior
December 5+d Df2smpe Mnr"h 54Olad; March-Apri.
Fs,TaaiEj ELji,Dcbss,er: yarns quiet and iTIeeu''
qoFisf qoFforR AND .e IN seaT a4y mas o a@
hand a5a to D2ns %&hte Bass patents we're o s s @
Rye unchanssam an WY" the Nev York Produce E;A
chang spring patents s. 2os2 sS5 S. 10; spring cigars,
& SSsi S 80: extra No wnter $ ,"as s. s0s o. RYE
Ti|}f! - Eai5 to s22
quoted Kun h dried lSS $ . 5; G5$i 55 81 52$5 Cd
spring SIS 80 standard mddSs Ss y 80 SGik $s Is saes
mddins $50 sO9s3o IS red ed 4of Ss 'l SIS 70 SACKS oea
aKAIN-wHEAr was an @e'SS sS 6SFEGuSb 6g Sharp
advance price Of May da1 at 81 $3is5
making high record re- Tnt2 for 'Hae was 81 54
being mace Tiy On Wheat which touched 81 - agH ms
81 24 APr .Caoisf coieq Strength May IS aserbed to
The secretly Of Of in hsa 'ast at most points
thus refutins grain trade say mat he the rise in
eEsa'MEe ~ heaf fgtf' has as been affair Of
and not led advance h2a9S SI 11 lately the shorts
inward course OF values IN cnec s snecuators-
and m nigTs Tscons %s % for material which
s'eei good AuoIheF SUI
new bull pool S haS n i history against the success
over into In this connection note t9a
the July position is reatiyety % wintor Wheat belt
report n0rts from the American ead Conadlan are
as & to the e pdesed report Kansas
broke price OF July Ie afS fS dsv The market
closed qFesar pnasT fhS at 'p net ct rise Of and
net loss ssae e According to The NortwesteTn MIeT
the noGp saSf others not Buyers before heavy
adVance now buying only wheh apso , S-o Tbe
SANE dd seeding last Now warm. and WIN con con
t4nneS pleasant work will be pushed me h
foreign markets Rosn an 0g %6ch osed zse under
rains Liverpool ADVANCED a an ana Busnos Ares
p99n'S cash wheat locally steady closing as fol
Icy No red 81 49, a$1 80 in eeyaior and 81 10 -
hard winter 81 9' aao9' 90, al ae ad
[ts5ce Of |. n nc. which the market clo5ed steady
on s'a nather for farm checked the upward ten
dene Of ths corn eF 3eTng light receipts aud
speculative shorts Sssh corn nefo and
: o. II afoat. No white sc, and No > yellow so3e
f.f2lU active with corn. later became quiet and
closed steady Cash cats weTe n5neT ner ana neta
g ~ s1d asI Clipped 10 ~as %est T.
nominal New 6 York ts.o,nc IA 76c
~rw YORK PRICES.
Ny Sn'., 2B1B,s ; s. F5se Is:z i:s II:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

FOREIGN MONEY MARhET.-Call money In
London p 4a4 per cent; open market discount
rate for short bills. l 5-16Gl@ per cent; long
bills, l 5-1601G per cent: Berlin discount rate
per cent; Paris discount rate. 5-l6 per cent
Paris exchange on London. 20 francs l5 centimes;
Berlin exchange London. 30 marks as pfennigs
Bar gold, us $50.
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consOls for
money. S5as per cent; for the account, So ZIG.
French rentes. 81 francs 27i2 centimes-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 2
per cent; highest per cent; lowest, Ia per cent;
last loan Ia cent; closing, 11sd124 per cent; rul
ing rate, per cent. Time money rates were
slightly higher and quoted at 2Aq2i2 per cent
for sixty days 2I2T224 per cent for ninety days.
224gS per cent for four months 3Q31& per cent for
five and six months 512Q524 per cent for over the
year Mercantile paper was issued moderately
and met with far demand. Rates, SAg34 per
sixty ninety days indorsed bills re-
ceivable. 3I2G4 per cent for choice four to six
months single names, and 4l2d5 per cent for the
less well known variety.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with cables quoted at AS0Og
4sIa. demand sterling 4S7izd4 1855. and slxty-day
bills 1861 aQ4 $500. Short francs were 5l5ss less
3-64 and short reichsmarks 20 5-16 The market be
came shade firmer in the afternoon, but quota
tiOns were materially changed. Cables We're
quoted at 4s770d4 S724. demand sterling at 4S1l2q
4S155 and sixty-day bills ~ 4.S6i4 $3.50 short
francs were 5159s, less 1-32 and short rechsmarks
80 5-l6, less 1-64-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. May 5. p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities dull and irregular, with the
best movement in the Hartman shares Last
Gmntations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. by Adrian
H. Muller g. Son:
By order of Edward s Thomas Lloyd ". Howell and
Ashbel p. Fitch, trustees IN bankruptcy of Jacob
Berry & Co
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost sc discount;
Chicago, 25c premium; San Francisco, sight 2i1c
premium. telegraph sc premium; New Orleans.
commercial 50@ 75c discount, bank 81 premium:
Charleston, buying par, selling l-2Oc premium 81
Louis 4Oc premium bid, soc premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York exchanges
S37I.36l.273. balances S14,3S0593; BaltimoIe ex-
changes S5.055469, balances s4S9606 Chicago, eA-
changes S45,424599, balances S3,611,975; Phtla-
delphia exchanges S2S, ,52S3 354, balances Sl372I61
SILVER MARKET.-COmmercial bar silver
537sc Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar silver in
London closed at - 13-16d, an advance Of I'D
GOLD PREMICM-In Madrid 11.70; Lisbon Il.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE--MexiCan exchange on
New York Is quoted at 2O1 y.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. S1-249.504: internal
revenue receipts. SS49.SSS miscellaneous receipts
SIOI.2I6 Receipts for the day. s2.2OOh6S; ex-
penditures, S2.2s0.oe0- Receipts for the month to
date. s7,573.S45; expenditures SS,740.000; excess
Of expenditures, s1l66,l55 Receipts for the fiscal
year date. s50O.6O1S34; expenditures. 1894
172137: excess Of expenditures. s93,57o 303-
SJB-TREAS URY.-The Sub-TreaSuTy was debtor
10 the Clearing House S935.2l5
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
Instruction.

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
The BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LASGUAGE&
Madison square. 1lZ2 Broadway
announces that after May first their
RROOEL.YN HT4a NCH WILL BE LOCATED At
2fS-220 'NINGSTO& STREET
schools open al summer
ctPANrsH Language and stenography-P Private
Translatfons fteatslnIlte rates Erof9ssof
CARBALLOSA. 70 stone St
DIR EARLE'S COLLEGIATE PREP. CLASSES.
yTeIsfrTrd Medicine. DeutIstry.
FroebeI Normal 30 " 96th- Catalogues.
SchOOI Agencies.
AMFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teaches Tutors Governesses ste
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
NJ YOTNG- FTI- Ton 23 Union S1uars
Proposals.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
uFnlshei by J. Thomas Renhardt No IS Broad stree
Aew York. and No. % Exchange Place Boston,
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1909-'22
Hurn-shed by svTartwout & Appeazelar No. 30 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06
Ivy YORK PRICES.

Opening. High ~ lose cay;
..........Sl 1914 81 30 81 S-z ASts ~ 81
July .........." 2ls 1&a @% l2U" 12ls
New-York tribune., 1909-05-06

Transf Tax
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
Be One of the Party l!

And why not be of the party! The trip is yours for the reaching and embracing this wonderful of fer All you will have to do is enroll and ask your quantances help They will appreciate and welcome the opportunity to do
 There is plenty of time and the prizes surely worth going after' chances just good any ese's. The main qualification to win is 'Stick-to iveness." You do it. GO IN AND WIN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
PROBLEMS FOR CLEANING

When using cleaning fluid, rub it gently on the fabric with a clean cloth. It is not necessary to rub the material roughly in the hands.
 Yellow spots on clothing are often due to acid. Try immersing them in a weak solution of ammonia and water.
 To remove stains and discolorations from tinware, try rubbing with a damp cloth dipped into soda.
 A good way to bleach linen or lace is to put it in bowl of soapy water and set it out in the strong sunlight. If it will be exposed thus to dust and dirt, place piece of glass over it.
 It is said that tartaric acid may be used to remove iron rust.
 To remove grass stains from chil- dren's clothes, rub the spots thoroughly with little fresh lard short time be- fore washing. Then wash as usual and the spots should come out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
Social Circles
 By Edna Surerus Hasse

other people $ thinking Nature intend ed life as an individual problem, diff ferent for each person, aud she wants an individual solution.
 Individuality means self knowledge, self confidence, selfrelianee and self control. It means the fullest, freest i expression of our finest self, just as the most perfect rose best represents the plant. It is the complete, selfacting unity of the whole mind, nature, heart and life, and is moved ever from with in, not from without.
 Clothes mark the outward expression of individuality or the lack of it, and it is really surprising how few women exercise any individuality in their man ner of dressing. Fashion utters cer- tain decree and the great majority blindly follow the dictates without con sidering the adaptability to particular individuals. With a little careful study of her own particular needs every wo- man should be able to dress becomingly and still not appear eccentric or radical ly different from other members of her sex. Why should not our clothes ex- press some characterl
 "l know that hat belongs to Miss F., v remarked friend of hers one day. |" can always tell anything belonging to her wherever l see it, because it al ways has little different touch that is characteristic of her." Why should we not all have that touch9
 Why should every woman dress her hair exactly as every other woman does. regardless of whether or not it is becoming to her! And yet what sameness there is in the heads of fash ionable danes. The hair is woman s crowning glory, and with beautiful hair no woman can be considered wholly plain nor without it wholly beautiful lt should be every woman s right to de- eide her own style of hair-dressing, and having found the most becoming style, to adhere to it. If such a custom were to become general there would be great CT variety, greater simplicity and con sequently, greater beauty
 We are hemmed round by wall of eonventionality in everything we do and it takes a great deal of courage to assert ourselves, but if only we could do so, gently but firmly, we would become public benefaetors. And would n't we be much happier and more com fortable!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
SOCIAL TONIGHT

The salvation Army will give their sociaI this evening, There will be an evceIlent program furnished by the children. and consisting of instrumen- ,oI and vocal music and other interest mo features. lee cream and cake, and ,ea will be served and every effort put forth to make the evening very en- ioyable one
 Major Waite, division officer, and Ma ior Willis, young peoples secretary, will be present
 The proceeds will be used to help nav a debt owed by the local organiza- tiOn.
 Everyone is cordially invited to at tend.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar. rhoea Remedy the Bsst and Surest.

ct affords me pleasure to state that I consider the preparation known as Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy the best and surest of good results of any I hve ever used in my family" says P. E. Harrington, of Mount Aerial, Ky. This is the universal verdict of all who use this remedy. Its cures are so prompt and effectual that people take pleasure in recommending it. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church


 The church around the corner) Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 Preaching service, II a. m. Subject, " A name.
 North Globe Sunday school, ? p. m. Epworth League in the Free Reading room, zoo p. m.
 Preaching service, p. m. Subject, "Ye Are Strong.'
 Epworth League business meeting in the Reading room, Tuesday, p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednesday, p. m. in the reading room. The Epworth League Rree Reading and Rest Room in the annex is for the use of everyone. Hours daily, 9 a. m. to 10 ?. m; Sunday, F noon to D.. m. and 9 P. m. to 10 ?. m.
 F.. G. DECKER, Pastor. Residence: 1855 E. Cedar street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
INDIVIDUALITY

individuality is the only real life, " Is breathing the ozone of mental, ,- ,1o'aI and spiritual freedom All other "',us IS merely an excuse or substitute.
 Nature put her stamp of individuality O" every man and every woman, but a ~''", many people seem to spend most
 VI 'n''r tune trying to soak off that ,rl ,"DP' Ihey wear a uniform opinion. '"ey do not exercise their own think
 ,S powers but march in solid sameness "O"s the comfortably paved road of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
sEwING-RooM SUGGESTIONS

In sewing lace together better results will be obtained if a coarse thread, say thirty or forty, is used instead of fine thread The coarser thread does not tangle or knot or break so readily, nor does it show so plainly on the right side.
 Baste the thread on a skirt flat so that 1t will come one-fourth of an inch below the hem, having the basting very near the lowe redge of the hem. Take the basting from the top of the hem and turn it back and sew the upper edge of the braid either by hand or machine without danger of stitching through. The hem should first be bast ed the required width and pressed
 sE
 1T shirtwaist has to he raised at the shoulders lay a small tuck in the pattern across back and, front at cen ter armhole. This will leave the orig nal shoulders and neck and will not puckcr the waist as if the shoulder had been taken up after it had been cut.
 $<
 When gathering goods and a rufher IS not at hand, if the stitch of the ma chine Is heightened and loose tension used Tow of stitching can be run Nhere the gathering is desired and the thread pulled until the gathering has The desired fullness. The result is nice, even gathers. This is especially help 'ui m shlrring or where two gathering threads close together are needed, as ID the top of sleeves.
 <
 The necessity of constantly renewing me elastic in the boomers of the wash Russian blouse suits so generally worn by little boys is source of annoyance to many a busy mother. | have over come this difficulty by making three PairS Of round garters joined with hooks ana eyes, leaving an inch unstitched 'u the hemming of the boomers. It simple matter with the aid of S"e'F pin stuck through the eye to. nraw the garter into the hem.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
PERSONAL POINTERS

Nr. and Mrs. r. r. Towle will leave this morning for Los Angeles. They will also visit San Francisco and from there expect to take d trip to Honolulu before returning.
 $s
 Dr. w. l.. Spates will leave this morn ing for Colorado and other points.
 x
 Nr. Frank Huffer of the government reclamation service, who has been at Roosevelt for some time, was in this city few days this week and left Thursday for Fl Paso.
 MT G. w. Gibson will leave this morning for Los Angeles where he will spend the remainder of the summer.
 *
 Mir Chas. A. Fox, who has been in the city several days, will leave this morning for Fl Paso
 .;
 Mr. Jack Elliot and Miss Edith Fas- set, of the O'Brien West Comedy com pdnE, VIII ltdNt lHlS ulOluluS TUT NOuIl- land.
 MT. R. M Andrew will leave this morning for Los Angeles where he ex- poets to remain about three months. Mrs. Chas D. Reppy will leave this morning for Stafford where she will spend few days as the guest of Mrs. Thumb and Mrs. Cotton.
 #
 Mr. Lowrie Corey arrived last night from Dayton, Ohio, to visit his parents, Rev. II. P. Corey and Mrs. Corey. An other son, Mir. Earle Corey, is expected to arrive in few days from Princeton, N.
 Mrs. Julia Fraser and little daughter came up from Pima last evening to visit Mr. Fraser, who has been em- plOyed here for some time.
 3s
 MessrS. Wint House and Ed. House returned Thursday evening from the White Mountains where they have been camping for the past month. They were about forty miles above Fort Apache
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
RULES, REGULATIONS
 AND CONDITIONS

 age living within the boundaries of the four districts the great Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Young Ladies contest by having of the application for bershp blanks filled and ndorsed by three reliable cit izens of her district.
 RULE NO. 2-There will be five separate districts from which enter, described in the prospectus
 All coupons clipped from the Silver Belt will be known Singles, and in order to be voted must be neatly trimmed for fling
 All coupons issued paid subscriptions will be known "SPECIAS, and must bear the receipt number from which issued for the proper recording of vote ledger.
 No coupon, either ' Single" or Special ' will be sold money other consideration but shall be obtained only being clipped from the Silver Belt during the life of this contest unless paid in advance and for shorter period than for three months.
 RULE NO. 3-First publication of names of candidates will be made Thursday, July 29 Voting will Fri day July First publication of vote exhibit will be made Sunday, August 1.
 After Sunday, August all Single and Special coupons will void unless voted within days of date of is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
St. Johns Episcopal.

TsdSI VdN oITVFl,D
 s. James and Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
 Holy communion, 7:30 a. nj.
 Sunday school, 10 a. m. z Morning prayer and lecture at II a.. m.
 Next Friday, the Litany, 4:l5 P. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-24
MARRIED AT CHRISTMAS

Miss Margareta Gonzales and Mir. Cirilo Ortega were married at Christ mas. Arz., July 20 Reverend Henry Keitz performed the ceremony in the ,rcsepce of a few relatives and friends.