davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18

At Boston:
 Chicago-Boston game postponed. Rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18
Coast.

OodSI. At Los Angeles San Francisco =. ... ......0 l Vernon ........9 10 l Dunham and Williams; Hit and Hogan.
 At Sacramento: Los Angeles ..- =. .......2 1 Sacramento =. ..- ........3 2 Thorsen and H. Smith; Baum and Lalonge.
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Guyn and Murray; Nelson and Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18
Coast.
National.

At Pittsburg: Pittsburg ... .........6 Q Brooklyn ... -. ..........3 6l
 Lieheld and Gibson; Mcintyre and Bergen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18
At Philadelphia:

Detroit =. ... ..........5
 Mullin and Stanage; Krause and Thomas.
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At Chicago:

At CnlcdBO: New York ... ............4 8 1 Chicago =. ... ..... ....1 6 1
 Wiltse, crandall and schlei; Pfeis- ter, Overall and Archer.
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American.

At New York. Cleveland =. =. .....O 4 New York =. =. ......1O Il ,
 Falkenberg. Ables and Higgins; Doyle and Sweeney.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18

Washington ... ... ......10 12 0 St. Louis ... -. ......-...l Walker and Street; McCorry and
 Killifer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-18
At San Francisco.

Called, darkness.
, 1909-12-25
THE PROHIBITION PARTY.

a. celebration will be held il. Chicago this
week in honour Of the forti4th anniversary
OF the organization of the prohibition party.
and five If those who have in turn been IFS
among the speakers.
The Prohibition party, which for many
ve2rs was commonly called the"rDird PARTY"
hns seen several other third parties come
md 90 md several times has been crowded
onf of , tb.rd place IN the total vote NJ pres.
d,ptial elections. but it survives through
tna r,roious md moral ea~1nestuasa which
, 1909-12-25
WRITING HOME.

"My boy" writes a white haired mother
to her son, a busy man in a distant state,
"wrJte home often. You DO not reaIiz what
your letters are to me, and how long it IS be-
tween them"
No,he had not realized it and unhappiIy there
aye many absent sons and daughters who
need a similar re hinder. They would be
indignant at the suggestion Of waning tilai
devotion, but in the stress OF business, IN the
society of new friends, in the happin s. Of a
new nome circle, how rarely they spare an
hour for q good long letter to tae aging
mother i'll the old home-the loving mother
whose hrartache, as the pas ing days fail to
bring The longed for letter, is one Of the
most pathetic tragedies Of Old age,
The decline of the le%tter-writing habit Of
an earlier generation has often been dep.or-
ed, but this feature Of the decline can neither
be excused nor defended. The postcard
substitute for letters is little less than a
mockery when the cards are sent to The
mother who wants, aud should have, SO much
more than that.
AS youth lives in and for the future, SO
does Old age always look back over the slope
as it nears the summit. The parent IS
wrapped up in the granddaughter but
as the sons grows to nffuhood and the
, 1909-12-25

daughters to womanhood, they ar absorbed
in the plans and the processes Of building
the structure OF The coming years. Such Is
the law OF life and the basis of AL progress,
but it is a pititui thing when the son and
daughter fail to keep ia mind their obIiga-
ton to the loyalty sud love OF their parents.
Blessed are the absent ones who write long
and frequent le tiers to the Old home. Soon,
they cannot know how soon, the precious
privilege VIII 40 longer be thers.-ibld
, 1909-12-25
THE "OTTAR" IN A STORM.

Oau. 4rqo8y 3h Dee J

(Dt"t II9oSY 5h nee
Its the worst weather OF record il my
ey experience on this boat SAID Captain II.
Besch-K uudsen, Of the Liverpool steamer
"Ottal' to a DAILY Argosy" reporter, on
Friday morning, III describing the terrible
weather the steamer experienced on the pas
sage from Liverpool to this port. 'Ottar'
steamed from Liverpool on November II, IN
a north-westcrly gaze, which moderated the
next day. Four days later, on November 10, =
when N the vicinity of Cape tlnisterre,
strong winds from tue southeast prevailed,
which increased during the morning Of the
10th to hurricane force, and Captain Resch,
knudsen was obliged to ter i lhore weston
" course, in order to pnt t1o ships head up
to the terrific sea. Al Ii o'clock that morn
ing . tremendous wave, about 81 feet high,
broke over the p~ort-rail, about amidshlps,
and wrought considerable damage. The
door Of the afler cabin, which was bolted,
, 1909-12-25

Census-taking is disieaIt business in NJ \
leo, whore the masses are ia fear that the
enumeration neaus compulsory IN iitary ger
vice or more taxes. Consequently, the COM
ing census in that country will be taken by
high officials, priests and men Of the greatest
local prominence, in order that it may be
more accurate than in the past. In the City
Of Mexico President Diaz himself, rs we'll as
his cabinet members and the archbishop, wIl
personally assist in the work.-Ibid
, 1909-12-25

So great is the demand for teachers of
agriculture and allied industrial subjects that
the University dfMiuuesota has lately follow
ed the example Of some other colleges, and
Of those who desire to engage IN the work.
A bulletin issued by the university amour
ces that young men with hish-schooI educa-
tioni who. have also had practical experience
on a farm, are especially fitted for entering
the new p .ofeasion-Iouth's Companion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
Al CAM PO

j comedia humana y social, la
farsa de convention! Todo,
todo nos hace exclamar :iAl
campo, al oasis, a respirar
otro ambiente, q sentir inge-
nuidad, q desmenitir nuestro
papel continue y triste de far
santes! iAl campo!
ST, al verde oasis, a beber
aguas mas puras a gozar del
traje freseo, a dejar de sufrir
las apretadoras y molestas
prendas de vestir que la moda
impone, a conner frugalmente
y con el apetito del labriego
a olvidar frases estupidas
fde cumplimiento mentiroso,
urbano, y ell lenguaie canallez
co de la hez de la ciudad;a a 60
Ear q llbertarnos.
SY que? Vaya una gracia
81 todo sucediera conforme a
tales anhelos. La moda, la
maldecida moda, la sujesti6n
ruin, desbarata nuestros de-
secs !; y es derrumbe de nues-
tross ssuenos acariciados.
Trajes de lujo para las hiias
.sombreros especialisimos pa
ra la temporada, manjares
mas exquisitos, recfprocas in
vitaciones de aplastante att
quota, guantes y corses del
dltimo modelo, y mil cosas CO.
rrejidas y aumentadas en- ma
terra de 'refinamiento.
Vlene TN ano y otro alO;
pero examinamos a las perso-
mas q. regresan del OASIS del
verano, de calima y bienestar
que sonaran y veremos al pa
Dire y a la madre mustios; a
las nlilas mas palidas y dema-
cradas que antes, q los chicoS
con I'm vicio mas y una virtud
menos, los ahorros y el capt.
tai exahustos y en- peligro ell
cr6dito del padre, el ejemplar
jefe de la familia.
iOh, al campo verdad, al
campo lejano, al sonado oasis
para el reposo del humane
desierto!
HASTIADO. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

U5AD SAN LUIs.--Bebida toni
ca, sin ninguna sustancia nociva, des-
tilado en- la mejor forma y V1EJO
DE VERAs, es Ell ron SAN LUIS
un magnifco producto
Los seflores Alvarez hermanos del
comercio de esta ciudad han acredita-
do de tai manera Ia marca de Ron
SAN LUIS, que son continues los pedi-
dos que reciben en- su establecimiento
de provisiones y dep6sito de la calle
de SAN JOSE de esta ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
Raro aconiecimientO

Ell museo de Historic Ma
tural de Londres, ha ofrecido
10000 libras esterlinas por Ell
p Aer leon matado por el ex-
? .esidente Roosevelt en- Afri-
"a.
Ell empeno de aquel museo
en- adquirir dicho ejemplar
del Rey del Desierto, obedece
a la rara particularidad de que
el tai leon ostentaba un letre-
20 que decia:: Los mejores
tfajes~ hechos son los que
vende La Almudaina de
J. Pieras y Co. Cruz II"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
lQue descansada vida
la del que huge del
mund anal rlido

ulullodudt ulUO.
Paz, dulcedumbre y senci-
Ellez busca ell hombre hastiado
de Ia sociedad, despues de lar
gos dias de mentira ;, de de
senga1os y de mascarada que
Sc transparentan en- banales
frases, obligadas por un yugo
que acogota al hombre y ha-
cele decir 10 que no piensa y
finjir 10 que nunca ha sentido.
Este. pandemoniuna de la
sociedad, vida juzglarezca y
de feria en- que mostramos 10
que no somos y en- que somos
10 que no Sc We, obliga a pen
sar al hombre, al fin de I'm ci-
clio de arduas labores impues
tas, en- un verdadero oasis,
lejos del humane desierto
sernbrado de espesos guiia-
rros dolorosamente punzado-
res causas de esas hondas. he
ridas que Sc advierten en- la
convivencia. humana.
nHartos de mentira y engano
sudorosos y cansados en- tan
lnnoble y necesaria lucha,
sonamos en- Ell campo.
Ell campo, la verdura, ell
arroyo susurrante, ell rujido
de las vacas de oloroso y tibio
aliento y el reclamo del bece-
rro, Ell canto del gallo trasno-
chador y vigilante celoso de SUI
haren el cacareo de la gallina
inquieta despues de desovar
el grunir de los cerdos, Ell la
drido del perro guardian, el
dulce trinar de los pajaros.
todo, todo nos seduce, nos
atrae.
Ell profundo hastio de la
ciudad con sus GALES siempre
iguales, sus mismas casas y
sus mismisimos y eternos tran
seuntes, siempre finjiendo
simpatfas que no nos tienen
preguntando por nuestra sa-
lud y la de los nuestros, sin
que a ellos nj 4 nosotros nos
importe un ardite la muerte
de nadie. y. iOh la maldita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
MAS NOTICIAS.

Para esta noche hay un magniGi-
co programa en- ell teatro de la ciu-
dad y Sc augura un ueno.
Sc asegura que ell ex-gobernador
Winthrop sigue recomendando des-
de Washington a personals de la is
la para que ocupen distintos car
gos en- la administration. Es de-
cir un gobernador responsible en-
P. Rico Y otro, sin Responsible
dad en- Washington, disponiendo de
los destinos pdblicos.
Para esta noche Sc prepara una
magnifica funci6n de desp edida de
la compafia infantiI en- Rio pie
dras. En- ell programa figura Ell
ell "certamen nacionai' La gran
via y cupiets de! mosquito. Las
nifias Isabel Caloca, Paca Bird, An
geiina Silva y Mary Diaz tienen pEin
cipaies papeies en- ell "certamen ma
cional"
III hogar del Sr. Arturo .Qulnones
de Utuado, ha sido agradabiemen-
te aumentado con un hermoso nj
no que vino al mundo con la mayor
feiicidad a mediados del pasado
mes de abril. Feiicidades.
Fl yaior total de las propiedades
de las sociedades reiigosas estable-
cidas en- la isla desde 1898, ex-
ceptuando la catoiica, Sc estima en-
sl40, COO Como dadivas especia-
les recibieron Sl5.0l5.46 en- 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

promote. =. Pero no podem os
permanecer aquf juntos. We
tu, la gente bailarina. Yo te
reemplazare velando a nues-
tro pobre pequenito..
p Themes razon Debo ir q
bailar. La barraca me espera.
Una vez solo Bibi-Lolo vol
vic a contemplar con ansias
de padre al enfermito que ex-
halo estremeciendose, I'm
d6bil suspiro.
-Hijo mio Sno me yes? ino
me conoces? Soy papa, papa
Bib que te trae bombones,
dulces, muy dulces, :. Mira
me, hablame, abre los ojos.
5nada me dices manin de mi
alma? .lCielos ! cque tiene?
mo respira! mo Sc mueve!
iDios mio! Dios mio!
En- este momento la puerta
del carruaje-vivienda Sc abrio
y entro Grigouillard claman-
do: .-
lAlbricias, amo mia!la ba-
rraca esta atestada; voy a dar
la senal.. 81.
Sin decir palabra y con los
ojos evtraviados Bibi-lolo Sc
precipit6 en- ell escenario de la
barraca como I'm loco, delante
del tel6n no corrido todavfa
y grit6 con voz balbuciente y
expression hondamente tragica
-Senores: No hay represen-
tacion esta noche. Mi hijo ha
muerto. Sc devolvera el dine
70 a todos.
Hubo un momento de silen-
clio, que interrumpieron ense-
guida ruidosas y francas car
caladas, Crefa el publico que
Sc trataba de un nuevo mime
70 del programa,
-iEs la verdad, la verdad
horrible! mi Hijo ACADIA de mo
rir!, clamaba el desgraciado
padre una y otra vez, al verse
aplaudido y festejado. -. Y
cuanto mas gemia mayores
era el entusiasmo y las palma
das.
Entonces ebrio de dolor,
corri6 al lecho de SUI hijo, bes6
ell tibio cadaver,, 10 tom6 en-
brazos y 10 present6 con ade-
ademan descompuesto a los
sin pronunclar
una sola palabra.
A la manana siguiente el ca
daver de la infeliz criatura
tenfa GAIA y nicho, cubiertos
de flores |.
Mos concurrentes no habian
1uerido recuperar su dinero
y con Rel pudieron
los desgraeiados saltimban-
luis evitar que ,el frueoto de
sus entranas cayera en- la fosa
comlin. EnT10ue Cont. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

Sc vENDEN. juntas, las ca
sas No s Gale de la Fortale-
"a y la No. Is calle de San
Francisco, de esta ciudad,
cuyos patios quedan conti-
guos. Informara, la sonora
Viuda de Hernandez, Plaza
de Colon No. 6, San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
Dulces en- almibar.

En- la calle de S. Justo no.
20 Sc venden dulces en- almf-
bar, Sc sirven comidas a do
y Sc alquilan habita-
clones. Precio conventional.
Fin esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico vieio 2 pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
BIB| LQLO.
Cuento.

ros; venid a yer Ell espectacu-
10 mas sorprendente, maravi-
lloso, ~ estupendo que hays
podido presenciar bajo la b6-
veda de los cielos.
En- la barraca de Bibi-Lolo
no anidan el charlatanismo
nj la supercheria; no Sc ex-
hiben fenomenos de dos cabe-
zas, una de carne y otra de
carton, nj hay gigantes
nj enanos simulados, nj abb
nos ,blanqueados, nj negros
con una capa de betdn.
Aquf, senoras y caballeros,
todo es natural. Soy 70, Bibi-
Lolo en- persona y su compar-
sa, sin otros medios nj auxilios
Que la fuerza, la destreza, la Ii
gereza y la paciencia que nos
han conquistado reputation
y fama universities.
A yer, tengan la bondad de
indicar un trozo de musica.
Ese soldado que tiene aspecto
de listo. LA Fauor1ta ha di-
cho usted? Vaya por La Fauo-
rita. iAtenci6n, Grigouillard
A la una, a las dos, a las tres. E.
Y moviendo labios, manos
y pies, imitando Ell clarinete,
el violin, el cornetin, Bibl-Lo-
10 y su acompanante ejecuta-
ron 10 pieza senalada con Sc
guridad y perfection verdade-
ramente notables.
La muchedumbre aplaudi6
estrepitosamente y muchos
Sc presipitaron en- tropel den
tro de la barraca, incitandoles
Bibi-Lolo con chistosas ocu-
rrencias, y Grigouillard y la
ioven Bilboquet con pantomi-
mas v danZas burleSCas.
En- tanto Bibi-Lolo, viendo
que la entrada no decafa, Sc
acerc6 al payaso y le dijo en-
voz baja:
-iSigue tu, animando al pu-
blico. .mientras. voy a yer al
pequenuelo. i
En- cuatro zancadas gan6
la distancia que lie separaba
de SUI vivienda portatil, abrl6
la puerta y cambiando subj
tamente su fisonomfna y su
voz que Sc hicieron Quasi ld-
gubres. pregunt6 a una mujer
vestida de colorines y abrlga-
da con I'm viejo casaqufn;
-5C6mo sigue?
La mujer NADIA respondi6
pero la expression de tristeza
lie sus oj os era mas las lagri-
mas que ADRIAN surcos entire
a capa de colorete de SUI ros-
;ro.
Era, 81 Sc quiere, grotesco
su aspecto pero nadie habfa
Osado reirse ante la augusta
que rebosaba de aquella po-
ore mujer; el dolor de las ma
1res no pueden ocultarse e i'm
oone siempre.
Ell saltimbanquis estudi6
oerfectamente aquel mudo
enguaje y, avanzando de pun
;illas hasta una camlta, Sc In
limo silenciosamente.
ALI yacia un pobre nino, de
iemblante palido y desenca-
ado, hundidos los oios entire
os parpados rodeados de azu-
ado cerco, los labios cardenos
7 entire abiertos, eXhalandose |
DOR ellos un halito febril.
-lHa dorado, Maria? |
No. mo tieRe va alientoJ J
,ara llorar! respondi6 aquella
ntre sollozos desgarradores. /
-Vaya, no desesperes, no te
asi. Vamos a tener
.inero, mucho dinero Y po-
remos comprar lie algo bueno
"a barraca esta LENA, la cosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
E| himno AustTaIiaRo.

Australia, la prospera y ex-
tensa colonia inglesa, ha adop
tado recientemente como can
to nacional las cinco estrofas
de una poesfa compuesta en-
1859 por la sonora Carlton. ell
himno Sc ha puesto va en- md-
sica. .-
La primera estrofa dice:
''Hay una terra donde los
horizontes estivales brillan
con millares de matices, y
atraen con sus encantadoras
harmonfas; praderas abun-
dantes y altivas selvas Sc os-
tentan a la rosa da luz de la
manana, y sobre elias Sc ex-
tiende ell cielo azul, Austria
liza! "
Y concluye con la Ultima
estrofa:
"Hay una terra donde una
bandera orgullosa tremola al
tiva desde la Gina de los mon
tes hasta las riberas del mar:
los brazos de los hijos de la Ii
bertad Sc levantan en- los
aires. Nj un solo esclavo en- ca
denas respira tn ambiente,
loh la mas bella de las belIas
hijas de la gran Bretaha,
Aus traliaW
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

posici6n de camas en- la isla
Sc llevarian todos los premios
las camas niqueladas moder-
mas Y estilo oriental que Sc es-
ta recibiendo en- los almace-
mes de FL Cielo Es Ia casa que
vende mas camas y colchones
en- toda la isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

Exposition puer-
:; = So. torriquena.
ST.
Todo ell mundo dice en- San
Juan que VIC entrar una eX-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

piece as five dollar gold piece ony A. Aaronwald at Douglas recently.
 Arrangements have been made to hold tennis tournament at the Phoenix Country Club on New Years day. The contests will be in the men s singles, men s doubles and mixed doubles.
 c. $. Blaine, one of the best known residents of Phoenix, died Wednesday after less than twenty-four hours ill. ness from ptomaine poisoning
 A watch and other valuables were stolen from the body of Mrs. F. E. Ben nett, who was killed in the Santa Fe wreck near Flagstaff.
 Within ninety days the Twin Buttes extension will be completed and trains be running direct from Tucson down the west coast of Mexico, accordig to the statement of prominent Southern Pacific officials connected with the con stuction work
 ut SlOCh Ol lhC iIliNlt MdIN company has been advanced in price owing to the rich strikes recently made on the property.
 An old gold mining district in Yav- apai county, about sixty-ive miles north of the Yankee Bill district, has again been stafed out by prospectors who are enthusiastic over their discov- cry.
 !. It was brought out at the trial of George Harris at Phoenix on charge of insanity that he had killed two men during the course of his career, one in Texas and the other at Globe.
 Suit will be entered for the. govern ment in Cochise county against the Grant Brothers Construction company charging the company with violation of the laws against tthe importation of unskilled alien labor, on forty.fve com ,plaints, naming as many laborers, the penalty for which is $l ,000 for each in- stance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
MACCABEE SOCIAL

The social given by the Ladies of the Maccabees at Trades Union hall Thursday evening proved very success ful in spite of the inclemeney os. the weather.
 The prizes which should have been awarded had to be kept over until the next regular meeting, however, because large number who had taken part in the contest were not able to be pres ent.
 The evening was very pleasantly spent in playing whist, large cake being given as a prize for the highest score.
 Hot coffee and cake were served as refreshments.
 The next regular meeting of the hive will be held Tuesday evening, January 1, when the newly elected officers will be installed. The members will also be privileged to invite number of guests to be present after the social when an other social will be given.
 The entertainment for the evening will be whist and refreshments will be served. The ladies are very enthusias- tie over the success with which their order has met thus far and are doing all they can to increase their member ship and make it still better.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Ilabandoned. However, the Cornish Choral society under the direction of John Buchanan will endeavor to re- establish the custom in measure in this city.
 This afternon at o'elock they will assemble on the courthouse steps and sing their Christmas carols Everyone who wishes to do so is cordially invited to come and listen to them. The music will continue for some time and will he very pleasant feature of the day.
 +
 YULETIDE FRoLIC
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Newman of 232 South Hill street entertained a number of friends last evening at a merry Christmas party, with old Santa Claus himself as the genial host. He was a very jolly Santa, too, and romped with the children to their great delight.
 The rooms were beautifully decorat- ed with bells and other symbols of the season and festoons of green.
 In corner of one of the rooms was large Christmas tree beautifully dec. orated and lighted with candles. Gifts had been provided by the host and hos. tess for each guest and some of the guests also sent gifts for each other. These were distributed by Santa Claus with appropriate remarks, his clever wit causing no end of amusement.
 Claret punch and cake were served as refreshments and the remainder of the evening was spent in pleasant con. verSation and "reminiscences and in lis tening to a number of vocal selections rendered by Mr. John Buchanan.
 Invitations had been sent to Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Wright and Miss Ellen, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Elliott and little Louise, Mir and Mrs. A. Hansen and Miss Kathryn, and their guests, Mrs. N. c. Frenger and Miss Rosalie, Mir. and Mrs. V. Y. Smith, Master Valerius and Miss lmogene, Mir. and Mrs. J. Weinberger and little Adrian, Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Whalley, Misses Annie and Dorothy and Masters George and Robert, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mir. and Mrs, G. w. Reed, Miss Wangelin, Miss Weinberger, MT. Ti-ker and Mir. Law ton.
 All enjoyed a most delightful even ing and left thanking their host and hostess for one of the merriest Christ mas eyes they had ever spent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
wILLIE's CHRISTMAS TREE

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keegan entertain ed a few relatives and intimate friends last evening in honor of their son William.
 A nice Christmas tree with candles and all the other decorations, had been provided as Willie had not been at home to see Santa Claus last year.
 Many of his friends had sent him gifts which were handsome little auto. mobile and other toys of all kinds. There was also an abundance of candy and nuts which little boys always like
 The evening was one of the merriest that had ever been enjoyed by any of those present and the guest of monor declares it will live in his memory for many years
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
Brief Territorial News

Holiday work in Tucson is to be uatured by a baseball game at Elysian uove on Sunday between the Espee Ib, composed of Southern Pacific em-
 oyes at the Los Angeles shops, and
 TucsOn club.
 \ fstic encounter in a speeding auto. .3bile was witnessed by eitiens of Tue ,u one day this week when Patrolman Ioon was taking Carl Cotton, whom he 1.l arrested for pilfering clothes from .r line of Chinese laundry, to the aIire station.
 oharged with malicious and atro- ous assault against Nieolosa Urqui- nz, a woman of advanced age, three iexicans, Ramon Mendibles, Anaya lpndibIes and Jose Mendibles, brothers, .p in jail in Tucson, while two others uo were with them and whose identi- . is unknown, are still in hiding, prob ply fearing the hand of the law.
 George Graham, aged l2, was found .,t sunday by Constable Bailey of