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Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

DANCE AT GRAND-The dance at the Grand theater last night was well attended The music was excellent
 FOR A WHlLE-Mr. and Mrs. Bumpus of Tucson are stopping at the Ford hotel.
 WILLIAMS VISIToRS-C. J. Con- nors. A. N. Laree and John Brown of Williams were in the city yesterday On mining business.
 CAME FROM GLoBE-George J. Stoneman of Globe was a business caller yesterday. He will return to- day or tomorrow.
 VISITING HERE-R P Tharpe and wife of Rouse arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will stop at the Hotel Adams for a few days
 LAYING OUT SCENIC ROUTE The sub- committee of the committee on arrangements for the entertainment of President Taft, to which has been assigned the duty of laying out a route over which the president can see the greatest number of the most interest ing features in the valley in the least time, held a meeting in the office of George Purdy Bullard. The commit teemen report that they propose to de- vote next Sunday to riding over prob able routes and selecting the best one for a short, effective trip. Then the committee proposes to ask the city council and the supervisors respective ly to arrange for the thorough sprink- ling of the route within and without the corporation lines. on the occasion of the presidents visit. The commit tee also reports that there will prob ably be no difficulty rn securing all the automobiles that will be required to accommodate the visitors and committeeman during the trip.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

DREW MANY-The Dick Roberts hearing yesterday afternoon drew many visitors from Wickenburg.
 FOREST SERVICE MEN-Frank A. Keripp and Roscoe G. Wilson of the forest reserves were in the city yes terday. Mir. Wilson is of Roosevelt.
 DOUGLAS MANY. P. McNair of Douglas. now a member of the rail- road commission, came to Phoenix yesterday on business, stopping at the Adams.
 GOT IN EARLY-The Republican newsies got in early yesterday on the Santa Fe through trains that were running over the Maricopa road and sold out great quantities of the morn ing paper.
 MADE GOOD SAlE-Dick Erd- mans closed a neat little real estate deal yesterday when he sold five room cottage with two lots at 1914 Washington street to Kemp Mann of Wichita, Kas., for S1 300. Mir. Mann expects to make Phoenix his home and will move here at once. The cot tage is we'll located and will be bound to rise in value within the next few months.
 RETURN TO PHOENix-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and their six weeks. old daughter returned yester- day morning from Galveston, Texas, where they have been for several months. MT. Smith was formerly con nected with The Republican counting room and is again associated in a similar capacity. The daughter is a new acquisition since the family left here and is of course the finest one in the whole trans Mississippi country.
 BACK TO CHICAGO AND IOWA. MT. and Mrs. George Hageman and daughter, Mary. left last night for a trip to Iowa, where they have rela- uves in Independence. and will later go on to Chicago. Mir. Hageman is business bent, not only personal busi- ness, but is going as a missionary on his own account, for the Salt River valley He took considerable litera- ture with him and will devote much of his time in trying to induce the middle west farmers to come to the best agricultural land in the world.
 CITY DIRECTORY INCOMPLETE The Republican acknowledges its error in a story published Monday morning, based on facts found in the city directory, which is found to be in complete in at least one respect. It was stated that there were s Browns residing in Phoenix as against only g Joneses, all of which was a hard slam on the ancient and honorable Jones family that likes to stand al the head of everything unless it be the smith contingent. l.. A. Jones, Wlo resides at 425 West Van Buren street, calls attention to the fact that on Monday morning at &: 30 o'clock, about the time time The Republican was being read by every sightseeing citizen. an eight pound daughter arrived at his home. thus evening up the race between the Smith and the Brown families. They are now running neck and neck, with the Joneses a little younger and fresh CT in the game. May both families hustle for a greater Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
MESA COUPLE MARRIEo-Johr

Brown yesterday afternoon was mar ried to Miss Julia Brady in the par lors of the Commercial hotel. Di- rectly after the ceremony. at which several of their friends were present the young people made an attempt 10 escape from the rice showering, down the street, but were followed and for an hour or so life was made miser- able for them. They are both of Mesa and will return some time to- day.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
] OF LOCAL INTEREST
COMING MoNpAY-E S Dunl,

COMING MoNDAY-E. S Dunlevy clerk of the district court, is expected ed home next Monday.
 IN ON BUSINESS-A. s. Stubbs general passenger agent of the South ern Pacific. of Tucson. was in the city yesterday.
 BACK TO OLD SCENES-Henry Jennings of Phoenix and Peoria has gone on a visit to his home of a quarter of a century ago in Homes dale, Wavne county. Pa
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Marriage licenses were issued yester- day to John Brown and Julia Brady of Mesa City and Manuel Limon and Do lores Rubio of Phoenix
 CARL HAYDEN HOME-Sheriff Carl Hayden has returned from Camp Perry, where he participated in the national guard competitive shoot. He says he has nothing special to report except that he is glad to be home and likes Arizona better than ever.
 ROBERTS HELD TO ANSWER Richard Roberts of Wickenburg. ar rested on the charge of robbing James Ewing, was yesterday examined by Justice r. r. Parker and held to anwer under bail of s1,0OO which was furnish ed. A similar charge against him was inquired into and dismissed.
 IN PARIS NoW-A Redewin has received letters from Mrs. Redewill and their daughter. Miss Alice. an nouncing their arrival in Paris, the City of Palaces" as they describe it. on August 26. Miss Alice expects to study music there for a year or two under Harold Bauer. a noted pianist
 NEW SUITS FILED-In the district court yesterday two new suits were filed. One was brought by Charles Korrick, an action for collecting an all legged debt of slO27, owed him by Frank A Duarte. The other was d suit to quiet title brought by Wallace \. Mcdonald against Emma Ellsworth and others, the property involved be- ing lot in block 4, Mesa City.
 MORE BRIDGE PLANS-The board of supervisors is still in session fin ishing up the routine of the monthly meeting lWo more SttS ol pldiiS loi the Center street bridge were received vesterdav. but were not opened pending q ruling by the district attorney, as they arrived after the advertised hour. the day before. The plans were sent by Edward F'lad of St. Louis and The Birch company, engineers of Salt Lake City, Utah. One set came by mail and one by express.
 RACE ENTRIES FOR FAiR-The fair commissioners again wish to call the attention of the public to the fact that on September l5 entries in all harness races. both in the general and Arizona colt races. to be held at the time of the Arizona fair, Novem- Der s to IA, will close. A great deal of money will be distributed at this meeting, and it will be to the benefit of everyone having any stock eligible to these races to have it entered be- fore it is too late.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

SOME NEW Notary public certificates were issued yes terday to s. L. COOmbs. Gila Road: l.. w. Coggins. Phoenix. and NJ. | Powers, Flagstaff
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

BACK FROM TOUR-Dick Fletcher has returned from an extended trip to Seattle, San Francisco and other coast cities.
 EASTERN STAR-After several weeks of slumbering during the hot weather, the members of the Eastern Star will gather tonight for their first meeting of the fall season.
 MINERAL CLAIMS APPROVED The surveyor general has approved mineral claim No. 2s63. Gift lode min ing claim, situated in the Turquoise mining district, Cochise county. Ari- zona. and claimed by g. II. Bryant
 FUNERAL OF R. L. JoHNSON- The funeral of Robert l.. Johnson. who died Tuesday. will he held at the chapel of Easterling & Whitney Sunday at D. m. The service will be under the direction of the Masonic lodge.
 FINAL NOTICE-Attention is call cd to the fact that Friday. September 10, will he the last day on which patrons of the gas and electric light company can secure a 10 per cent discount by paying their bills. It is a new custom and many may forget their privileges.
 WANTS A MATCH-"Lightning Chris who is naturally somewhat dissatisfied with the result of the wrestling bout at the Grand theater some days ago with Irvine, is now in a receptive condition to receive challenges for bouts from any 170- pound man in the territory. Next Friday he will wrestle with Ger man professor at the Majestic theater
 LAND OFFICE FILINGS-The rush of settlers to make filings on land near Winkelman did not develop into as sensational an incident as had been in some quarters. There were eighteen applicants in line when tickets were given out and a few stragglers came later. Probably not more than 1000 acres were filed upon Much of the land was settled for with scrip, some of it be- ing high priced, being known as Val entine scrip. No important controver- sies arose. s~S.-.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
BANKS TO REPORT

BANKS TO REPORT-An official call has been sent out by the territorial auditor for report of the condition of all the banks in the territory at the close of business Sept 1. 1909 It was sent out yesterday and is co-incident with the call sent out by the comptrol Ter of the currency. The last call was June 24.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

BUSINESS VISITOR-J. B. Lippin- colt. representing the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber company, was in town yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09

BACK FROM TOUR-Dick Fletcher has returned from an extended trip to Seattle. San Francisco and other coast cities.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
MAKE SURE

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 Private Stamp over the neck of the bottle is unbroken. Imitation is all ways an indication of weakness and Therefore, refuse all sub stitutes and insist on
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS

It is the best in all cases of Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Poor Ap- petite, Indigestion, Costiveness, Bill iousness, Dyspepsia, Kidney Ills, Gen eral Weakness and Malarial Fever. Try it.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Eben Smith and wife visited in Frank
lin last week.
Mrs. Walter Young has returned to her
home in Corea.
Chester johnson, of Salisbury Cove, has
been visiting his old home.
Mrs. Julia MIGRATE is quite ill, much to
the regret of her many friends.
Mrs. Charles Hanna is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Weston Robertson.
Justin Doyle and family will spend the
winter in camp at Sullivan highlands
George Hatch and family have reopened
their house after several months spent in
Hallowell.
Miss Bessie Crowley has returned to her
home in Corea, after . visit with Mrs.
Herbert Sinclair and other friends.
News was received last week Of the death
q Mr.. Temple in Boston. Mrs. Temple
vas Miss Sophia Baker, of Sullivan.
Walter Estabrook cut . deep cash in his
knee last Monday. Various misfortunes
have befalien him and his family during
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Lila Hooper and verna Hardison have
been i'll with the grip.
Carroll Blaisdell, who has been en-
ployed in Lawrence, Mass, the past few
months, has returned home.
Jere Wentworth fell from a load OF
wood and broke his arm near the wrist.
He has the sympathy of all.
Mrs. Freeman kinsman, who recently
returned from Bangor where her husband
was employed, is seriously ill.
m. Blaisdell is driving handsome
two-year- colt which Mr.. Tucker, OF
Cherryfieid, broke to harness for him.
Clifton Donnell, whose home is in Law
renee, Mass, gave his mother and other
friends the pleasant surprise OF few days
visit last week.
Arthur Madison, who was hauling box
wood across the bay to the station got his
horses through the ice and barely sue
ceeded in saving them. The load was lost.
Jan. Is. H.
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MT. DESERT.

Miss Myra Hersom is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William 81. Crafts.
Somesyille public library has recently
purchased number Of late books.
Mrs. John Whitmore, of Northeast Har-
Dor, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Fred H.
Pray. ,5i
Shepherd Richardson spent the week
end with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Glenn
emit, Of Seal HArbor.
Somesville has been called sleepy town,
but we are not all sleeping. There is one
young old man" past the three score
year and ten, who is this winter caring for
flock OF hens and horse, as well as ex-
ercising the horse on days when even
younger men are lowering over the fire.
Jan. 10. ,a , REX.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HAaBoR.


'pn "e "e"' " ".s ~
oay'
Allie Mayo and wife, OF Ellsworth, are
visiting relatives here.
Dr. Chilcott, OF sullivan IS at LIZ
smsli's ONCE Tor lew weeks.
Mrs. Harvard Havey, of West Sullivan,
was in town Friday visiting relatives.
HE. trazier. who has been employed
In Postop aeveroI xraeLs returpad home
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HARBORSIDE.
Jan. IS.

Mrs. Ephraim Dyer, of Castine, is visit
ing relatives here.
George Dyer and wife, Of Islesboro, are
visiting friends hero.
People are filing their ice-houses this
week from Fresh pond.
Arthur Dyer, Of Cotuit, Mass, and Mrs.
Eugene Redman, of New Haven, came
home to attend the funeral OF their father,
Benjamin R. Dyer.
Benjamin r. Dyer died Thursday after q
long illness aged seventy three years. He
was kind father and an excellent neigh
Dor and will be greatly missed by all.
Funeral was held Sunday 1t the Union
church, Rev. A. B. Carter officiating.
The effort being made to limit the build
ing Of weirs on the Baesduce river to in
habitants Of Castine and Brooksville only,
is having the support Of all. The ares is
small and with wise management could
support permanent business instead Of
being annihilated in few years.
Jan. %. G..
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR

The good shedding and sieighing of the
past week have been utilized to the limit.
DIR. Neal, who slipped on his doorstep
two weeks ago and tore the ligaments OF
his ankle, requiring plaster cast, is in
spite Oft very lively, getting around al
usual to visit his patients, thoash requir-
ing driver.
Saturday last Mrs. Aaron Robertson met
with serious sccident by slipping on icy
steps. The bone Of her arm was badly
fractured. Drs. Neal and TApley set the
bone, but it will confine Mrs. Robert.o.
to the house for two months or more.
1t is with feeling of regret that one
notes the destruction OF an old familiar
landmark-the big willow tree on to
Clark lot at the corner, which was az
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

T. r. Bendix went to Machiss Saturday
for few days.
David C. Smith, OF steuben, was in
town on Sunday.
Miss Alice N. Cole went 70 Steubeu
Sunday to visit relatives.
DR.. L. l.. Larrsbee, Of Ellsworth, spent
the weekend 1t his fathers.
Miss Hartman, Of Bucksport, will
spend . week with friends in Corea before
returning home.
Mrs. J: N. Williams entertained din.
ner party on Sunday in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday.
Mrs. Myra Higgins went to Winter
Harbor Sunday to attend the funeral Of
her cousin, Mrs. Byron Tracy.
Miss Francens Quimby, OF Auburn,
teacher Of the grammar school, left Sat-
urday for Waterville to visit relatives be-
fore returning home.
Winnetka council, Degree of Pocahon-
tas, I. o. r. NJ, installed officers Monday
evening. The Red Men were their guests,
and fine program was arranged for their
entertainment, followed by refreshments.
School closed Friday. Miss Hartman
of the primary department reports . good
attendance. Those perfect in attendance
were Clarence Cole, Arthur Cole, Dora
Kelley, Robert Stanley and Ernest Van
saw.
Schoodic lodge, K. Of p, had q special
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who is seriously i'll 1t the home of his
mother, Mrs. Brainard Smith.
Mrs. Adrian J. Stanley ielt NhnrsdAy for
Portland for medical treatment
Rev. J. p. Simonton fell on the ice re-
Gently and got quite . shaking up.
All are pleased to hear that Mrs. J. P.
Simonton is very much improved in
health.
Owing to the storms, there have been no
services at the Methodist church for the
past two Sundays.
Jan. q. H.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Mrs. Hattie Crabtree is in poor health.
w. w. Jellison recently received two
carloads of wood from Turk pond.
Mrs. Mary Crabtree visited her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Spratt, in Ellsworth, last
week.
Mrs. /. L. Wardwell made short visit
with her niece, Mrs. Blanche Shaw, in
Brewer, last week.
This community was saddened to learn
of the death of Mrs r. Ii. Young which
occurred at her home at South Hancock,
Sunday morning. The family has the
sympathy of all.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

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Miss Beatrice Smith is in Gouldsboro
visiting friends.
W. B. Thomas spent Sunday with friends
ct Ellsworth Falls.
Capt. j. K. Mitchell is in Milhridge
visiting his parents.
James Mattocks, OF New York city, is at
home for short visit.
Miss Ida Tourtelotte, of Cherryfeld, ID
visiting at the home OF NJ. H. Havey.
Miss Maud Colby has entered the train
ing school for nurses at Portland hospital.
Mrs. Pauline Smith and Madame Phelps,
OF Steuben, are guests of DR.. 8. e. Phelps
and wife.
Miss Bessie Gordon has been ill, max
ing it necessary to close the primary
school few days.
Gerald Over, of Prospect Harbor, has re-
turned home after spending few days
with Leon Thomas.
Mrs. Ida Hooper Sargent and daughter
have returned to Franklin after short
visit with her mother here.
Harold Wilbur, OF Bangor, and Miss
Gladys Bragdon, Of Franklin, were guests
OF F. E. Pettingill and wife Sunday.
Hugh Havey has returned from trip
abroad, having been to Greece, also in
southern Italy, Turkey and other ports.
Roscoe Mason, who recently returned
from Colorado, underwent an operation
last week, from which he is slowly gain
ing.
H. H. Havey, secretary Of the Granite
Producers' association, 10 ON q business
trip to Boston, Philadelphia and WASH
ington in the interest Of the association.
Mrs. Lizzie Blaisdell, Of franklin, and
Mrs. Mona lawson, Of Bar HArbor, were
guests Of Mrs.. A. p. Hsvey last week. Mr..
Havey spent the weekend with his family,
returning to Augusta Monday.
The Golden Rule society was pleasantly
entertained at an all-day session By Mrs.
8. e. Phelps Wednesday. The next meet
ing will be ct the home Of Forrest Haskell
Feb. 3, when Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. James
Havey will be hostesses.
Mrs. Matte Havey returned from Win
ter Harbor Thursday accompanied BY her
brother, Ralph Moore, who was called
home by the illness of his wife, who 10
gaining after an operation performed by
DR.. Simmons, Of Bangor. William Moore
and wife, Of Prospect, are spending the
winter with Mrs. Havey.
At the animal election of officers of Oasis
chapter, o. E. g., the following were
chosen: w. NJ, Matte L. Havey; w. p,
John Campbell; A. NJ, Barbara Taylor;
secretary, Flora Goodwin; treasurer, Myra
Springer; conductress, Lizzie Campbell;
A. c., Isabella Milne; Adah, Maria Clap
ham; Ruth, Charlotte Stanley; Father,
Arville Bunker; Martha, Bessie Springer;
Electa, Alice 8. Smith, chaplain, Mile
Purdy; marshal, Annie Wentworth; war
der, Nicolas Abel; sentinel, Frances STAN
ley; organist, Ruth Phelps.
Jan. %. Vox PoPUL.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
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Carroll Blaisdell is at home from Law
renee, Mass.
Harvey Robertson, OF Sullivan, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mrs. Mona Lawson, of Bar Harbor, was
fhe guest of Miss Alta Blaisdell last week.
Former friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Follett Gerrish, of Kittery, regret to know
Of her illness.
The X. E. c. club enjoyed the hospi-
taiity of Mrs. Leslie Swan, an honored
member, last week.
Miss Mildred Wooster leaves this week
for Washington, d. c., where she has
rosition as milliner.
DIR. 8. s. DeBeck was called to Bar Har-
Dor last Tuesday to conduct installation
sf officers..of Foresters.
The friends Of George w. Pettengill,
vho went from West Sullivan to Lincoln,
Heb, for his health, are glad to hear he is
much improved.
The excellent sleighing last week turned
many out for spin across the ice bridge
to Sullivan,i among them Oliver Mcneil
and wife and Mrs. Emma Morgan.
The ladies' aid society deferred it's
unique entertainment to Tuesday evening
Of this week in Difference to the high
school, the pupils having arranged for
social on the evening Of Jan. q.
1t is hoped that the present interest in
. bridge from shipyard point, 50 called,
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the fall and winter il is hoped this may
be the last for some time to come.
Miss Leona B. Orcutt, second daughter
of Fred L. circuit and wife, was married
to Harold d. Hanna at the Methodist
parsonage Saturday evening, Jan. %.
East Sullivan awoke from its slumbers
Saturday evening, and in spite OF the
stormy night thirty OF the inhabitants
thereof attended the dog show at West
Sullivan, finding the entertainment first
class. Lamont johnson took seventeen
on double sled, e. E. Bragdon six, the
others going in single rigs. There were
seventy-five who came in teams from out
of town.
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