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Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
FOWLER.

Fowler, April 16.-Church an- nouncements: At the Baptist church Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching services at II am. conducted by the pastor Rev. J. H. Smith. Preaching at 7:SO pm. Prayer meeting Thurs day night.
 At the Holiness church, Sunday school at 10 am. Prayer meeting on Friday evening.
 A large number of the Fowler peO- pie attended the Sells-FlotO show in Phoenix Thursday. Among them be- ing Mrs. Kelly, Miss Mary Irving. J. P. bills and family, MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, Harry and Wes Miller, J. P. Ivy and family, A. J. Browns berger and family, Henry Kohn and family, W. A. DOwell and family, Mrs. Susie Irving, Mrs. Jerry Irving, Mrs. Wickie and Mrs. Harmon.
 Mrs. Will Palmer and Mrs. Jim Palmer and children visited Friday with Mrs. Harry Palmer.
 Ruth Loyd. Chressie Elliott and MT. Smiths children were guests of Viva Nation Easter Sunday.
 Mrs. G. K. Smith and Mrs. Hutch inson of Tucson, who were here at tending the Baptist convention vis- ited with MT. and Mrs. George Kay from Sunday to Monday.
 Will Palmer and family of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

cle. The ladies who joined on Thurs day were: Mrs. Malay, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Mundall, Miss Benjamen and Miss Cordelia Queen After all the sugges- tions on pie were made, there is no section that can rival the Wilson dis trict for piemakers. After the regular business, Mrs. Luther took charge of the program, which consisted of a most excellent newspaper. edited by Mrs. Johnson. a reading by Mrs. Thompson, instrumental music by Mrs. Barry and questions for all to answer and asked by Mrs. McKean. By request, Mrs Edson repeated the monologue given at the previous meeting. After refresh ments of strawberries and cake. the ladies departed to meet next Thursday with Mrs. Phillip Woodring. Mrs. Farmer was the circles visitor.
 MT. MeIdrum is having his ranch i'm proved. MT Sidell doing the work.
 Miss Cordelia Queen and Byrl Lock man took in the circus on Thursday evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUBLICANS RURAL ROUTE C0EESSFP 00DT{

hold its usual debate Saturday night in the I. O. G. T. rooms. The topic will be. Resolved, that a smoking husband is worse than a scolding wife.
 F. w. Bennett cut another field of alfalfa and grain and is stacking it.
 R. Willly is opening his driveway into the front of his house. He has cut a way through the willows in front and plowed up the driveway MT Wicky has had a phone installed also and will now have all the conveniences possible.
 M. c. Wall cleaned his stock pond out Thursday.
 NJ. NJ. Whitlow has started his now CTS to work on the north forty of his ranch. and they will be kept busy nearly all summer. on the 160. By the time they finish the first cutting on the last field the first will be ready to cut again.
 w. F. Williams has completed his cistern.
 There will be a box social given by the West End school Friday. April 23 Ice cream and cake will be sold on the ground All are invited to come. girls bringing baskets and boxes and boys pockets full of money.
 w. H. Wilky was irrigating his grain yesterday.
 MT and Mrs. F. c. Mann were vis- itors at F.. s. Cartwright's yesterday.
 Clyde Rousseau along with a good part of the neighborhood took in the circus.
 The ice cream social which was an- nOunced to be given at the Isaac school Tuesday. April 2Oth. promises to be very enjoyable affair. The young ladies will be sold at auction to the highest bidded. They will be wrapped in a covering and not known until sold. which will add greatly to the interest of the sale. A program of recitatiOns and songs has been ar ranged and all who are familiar with the Isaac school know it will be inter esting. A large attendance is desired as the proceeds are for the benefit of the school library.
 Albert Rhodes of Cananea, Mexico. has returned for a visit to Phoenix. He went out to w. J. Vensel's last night to spend a few days.
 T. J. Walker visited his old ranch Dewey Rose this week. MT. Ware, the present owner, is contemplating some improvements, having torn down one small building.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

Vincent, who has ten acres now bear ing. but who is putting out ten acres more. R. J. Wilcox has ten acres out and intends putting out twenty acres next season. Others who are putting out smaller plats are O. J. Thrift and R B. McRill. It has been thoroughly demonstrated that oranges do as well here as up nearer the foothills. and next season much larger acreage will be planted
 Lyman La Tourrette narrowly es capped serious injury on Monday while attempting to put some salve on the sore back of his driving horse The animal resented the treatment by rearing and falling on him. As he went up the rope with which he was tied caught and threw Lyman. the horse falling on top. While stunned for an instant, a few bruises were the only bad results sustained.
 w. W. Miller is working at Scotts- dale this week.
 Roy Clayson is still making daily trips into town, taking his luscious grape fruit to market
 Miss Berry and family, of Moscow, Idaho. arrived in the valley last week for a visit with his brother. J F. Der ". However, if he finds the country to his notion, he intends to locate here.
 R. R Hedgpeth. who formerly resid- ed here but who for tine past year has been in California, is now located in Santa Cruz.
 J. F. Berry moved this week onto the ranch just west of the Munger orange grove.
 Bustrum Etter and baby brother are visiting this week with their aunt, Mrs. Horace Ellison.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jess Hedgpeth were visiting in town on Friday.
 Mrs. J. F. Berry was visiting on Wednesday with Mrs. 4. $. Ames.
 A number of our farmers are cutting hay. Some have it in the stack The prevailing price seems to be around s6 per ton, though some are letting it go at 8.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
MuRPHX DISTRICT.

Murphy. April 16--A. B. Peterson and family, who have been living on l.. F. Shepherds place, moved to Phoe- nix on Monday.
 Miss Mollie Morrell. of Tempe. and Miss Sarah WhitlOw spent Sunday ev- ening with Miss Edna Bonsall
 A number from this district attend ed the circus on Thursday There were only eleven children at school
 Mrs. Getsinger spent Sunday even ing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Bustrin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Miller spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Miller.
 MT. and Mrs. w W. Bradshaw en- tertained friends at dinner on Sunday.
 Mir. Gardner has purchased a herd of dairy cows.
 The choir met on Wednesday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bradshaw. All the members were present.
 MT. Daniels and family have rented l.. F. Shepherds place, and move in on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Perry and children expect to start to Flagstaff on Sunday morning.
 We are having some of the roads worked in this neighborhOOd.
 The Easter entertainment given by the Murphy Sunday school was very much enjoyed by all present. The fol- lowing program was rendered:
 Marching. by school; prayer, MT Getsinger; Bible reading, R J. List; address, MT. Getsinger; song. Sarah Whitlow: Ring. Easter Bells" choir; recitation. Miss Myrtle Bradshaw; song and drill, intermediate class; reading. O. A. Roberts; Easter Long Ago" Miss Ursula List; anthem. quartette; Res urrection Story" Miss Mary Bustrin; duet, Harry Rahm and Edwin Carter; drill, primary class; recitation. Sarah Whitlow; drill. six boys; Content and Discomfort" Harry Rahm and Edwin Carter; drill. six girls; Wake. the Song" choir; prayer, MT. List.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

on the west side of his house. He prep pairing for warm weather. Mrs. Reynolds visited her daughter, Mrs. C. Johnson of Phoenix Monday. She surprised Mrs. Johnson with a beautiful new carpet for an Easter gift.
 The Runge Bros, have purchased COW from a party at Glendale Mrs. W. Phy of Murphy, Miss Nor rell and Miss Whitlow of Tempe spent Monday with Mrs. Burk Miller.
 J. J. Miller and Louis Runge spent Sunday at Glendale
 Several Maricopa Indians took some cattle to the slaughter house Tuesday.
 J. J. Butts is preparing for warm weather by building a brush shed around his house.
 Those who attended Easter services in town Sunday were: Mir. and Mrs. Doggett and family, J. H. Hall, MT. and Mrs. OttQS Green, J. P. Raverty, E. A. Cutting, Mrs. P. Raverty, Hugh Mcintyre, Miss Mary Raverty and Miss Mary Mcintyre.
 J. J. Miller has several Indians cleaning ditch this week.
 Mir. Alexander is putting a fence around his place and is preparing it for sale.
 J. H. Hall is engaged in leveling the ground next to the school house and hauling the dirt to the roadside.
 George Kay of Fowler was through here Wednesday looking after his his cattle.
 Those who visited town this week were: Mir and Mrs. oscar Roberts and son, Louis, Burk Miller, J. J. Mill Ter. w. NJ. DOggett, J. P. Raverty, Mrs. P. x. Nelson. Mrs. Crank Beas- ley, R. Reynolds, Nose Haggard and P. Nielsen.
 w. NJ. DOggett hauled a load of hay to town Wednesday.
 Riverside was well represented at the Sells Floto circus Thursday.
 $. Harper of Phoenix called at Reynolds Tuesday to attend to some bees.
 The farmers are making prepara- ton for harvesting, which will com mence very soon.
 The school children are preparing to give an entertainment the last day of school, which will occur about the Fist of May.
 Cecile and Leonard Johnson of Phoenix are spending a week with their grandparents MT. and Mrs. Reynolds.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
CARTwRIGAT-

Cartwright, April 16.-Chuch ser vices Sunday the 18th: Sunday school at 9:45 am, subject of lesson. The Conversion of Saul" acts 9:1-3O. At II am. the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. followed by preaching by Rev. J. F. Crutchfield. presiding elder of this district. Epworth League Devo- tional services at pm. subject. The Appeal of Our Necessities" Mark S:1-9. leader. Mrs. Kate Coleman. Preaching at 8 pm. by Rev. R. P. Howell. of Los Angeles.
 Thursdays session of district con- ference was well attended there being a large per cent of the visiting dele gates and preachers present. who are being cared for by the people of the community. At II am. there was a sermon after which a bountiful dinner was spread in the shade back of the church. Every one enjoyed the din ner. Again at 2:3O the afternoon ses- sion was held and at pm. we had a splendid sermon from Dr. Nelson. Text Acts 11S verses. Mrs. Burley of Cliff ton treated the audience to a very beautiful song. Face to Face" which was highly appreciated.
 Fridays work will consist mostly of home and foreign mission work of the WOman's department. The evening service will be conducted by Brother Burley, treating of the mission work in South Africa. Dinner will be served at the church both Friday and Satur- day. but not Sunday. Every one is invited to come and bring dinner and enjoy the day with us.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks brought her moth CT. Mrs. Connell out to her sisters, Mrs. NIB. Brooks of Fowler Wednes- day
 D. H. Graham has sold his lease and dairy cows to Curry Sapp. Mir. Gra- ham gave possession Thursday. MT. Graham does not know as yet just where he will locate.
 Miss Apperson came out from Phoe- nix Thursday with Maggie Doyle to visit with her cousin, Mrs. l.. D. Rous- seau. and attend the district confer ence.
 Bob LOgue was helping to haul a car load of machinery and household goods from Glendale for the Willis brothers, when he broke wheel of his wagon near Cartwright. causing considerable delay and trouble. The Willis brothers purchased the McEl- nancy ranch. They are late arrivals from Maryland.
 Joe Monihon spent two days of this week with his cattle in this part of the valley
 Ernest Mann has finished painting Mrs. William Mann's house.
 Mrs. Vinson visited Mrs. Mcclure Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Logue and daughters visited MT. and Mrs. Sheets. Sunday
 Miss Mabel Green and Miss Mamie Brooks spent Sunday the guests of Miss Alpha Mann.
 Several of our young people and old people attended the circus Thursday.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Glassbrenner spent Wed nesday in the city.
 Mrs. Alvin Mann and Mary Wiley visited at the home of Mrs. William Mann. Tuesday.
 s. N. Mcclure made a trip to Glen dale Tuesday.
 Mrs. LOgue's baby. Dorotia, is victim of whoOping cough.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
Glendale The Beet Sugar City.
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Glendale. April 16.-R P. Davie. vice president and manager of the Southwestern Sugar &Land company. left this morning for Colorado Springs. to continue treatment for his eyes He will be gone about a month
 Dan Larmor, father of Wilson Lar nor. of the H. I. Latham company. of Glendale. arrived here on the No this morning.
 William Pickering, who has been working at the sugar factory is laid off from work on account of getting some emery rust in one of his eyes The emery has been removed. and the eye will probably be all right in few days.
 The sugar factory will be started in a few days for the purpose of testing out the machinery to find any weak points. if there happen to be any, be- fore the steaming up for the campaign The slicing of beets will probably be commenced in about a month or six weeks. This, of course. depends wh"l- Iy upon the ripening of the beets-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.

Wednesday evening the promised re- ception with which the defeated Blues rewarded the efforts of their Red en- emies. was presented in all the splen
 dor of a Japanese court. The people were first invited to the West End
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
CRY REAL EsrArE-centlnuea
THOMAS e. HAYMAN.

THOMAS r.. HAfMAN,
Suite 1000. First National Bank Bldg
Montgomery and Post. Telephone Kearny 1T0S.
THREE FORCED SALES
$40, 900 cash. business property: McAllister and
Fillmore; lot 3Sx131:6; stores. IA
rooms: leased at 5000 per month; cash Sc
curity: released at S450 per month bal
$500 remain; ground worth
Sf5 eco: must sell within a week
SIS, 500 I and room new flats. "a 6x1S. %;
Vallejo and Steiner reduced from $12. 900;
must sell immediately whatever they
bring; make offer.
$7.200--2 3 and room fats with garage;
Masonic and Fell; this is a forced sale;
worth $4,000: better be quick; j have
just sold of them; this Is the last one.
Sc, $50 choice and room fats; 18th near
Church: bargain.
$5.2o0-2 excellent and room fats; store in
basement; 18th near Castro:
s., 900 CASH. of the finest 10 and room fats
east of Devlsadero; lot 2I:6xf31:6 full
price $4,000; $4,000 less than cost; bar
gain.
Sc, 300 new and room flats, Broadway and
Larkin; snap.
So, 500 cash-Rented low at 1900 per annum:
north side, east of Fillmore; new
flats: mortgage $4,000
$S,500-Half cash: high class new . and 8
room fats; Broadway and Hyde; large lot
$4,000 well built new, room fats near
Washington and Hyde; cheapest property
east of Van Ness.
SO. 5o0-3 high class and room flats: pan
handle district like others selling for
$4,000; this is snap.
s1o,5o0-3 high class and room flats. north
side OF street near Fillmore and Fell;
don't miss this.
$l1,000-3 of the best built new and Z room
SO, 7oo-2 new ) and s room flats: Cole and
Frederick; 25xl37:6.
So. 25o-Half cash; ) excellent room fats.
Fulton and Broderick; rented low at
$1,000 per annum.
$40, ,250-2 high class room fats near Masonic
and Haight; owner recently refused S12.-
600 for them; must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & STETS0N. lat sutter st.
$40, ,500-2 swell fats, story building one of 9
rooms and 2 baths. the other 6 rooms;
Hayes near ST. Ignatius college; mortgage
$1,000: offer wanted.
$4500-Rent $500 yearly; store and 2 rooms
bath; fat of rooms and cottage of 4
rooms and bath; 27x1f2; Lombard near
Fillmore.
$S00O-2 swell fats and garage suitable for 3
machines mortgage $4,000; finished
throughout in oregon pine; 9TH av. sun
set district.
So, ,000-Market st. business property; so feet
frontage; rent $l35 per month; this is
one of the best business blocks west of
14th st.
s4,750--Cottage of rooms and bath; large
basement: driveway and stable all In first
class condition; Hampshire near 21st ST.
$T50-24th ay. near ST.; 25x10O feet
81, ,5O0-Choce Mission business location: store
and fat above and rooms and bath: 25x
ia: rent $440 as owner is leaving per.
manently. most any reasonable offer would
be considered: 18th near Noe.
SI3 000-Residence of rooms, bath laundry
wine cellar, large basement; electric liQht.
ings; 80 foot lot; Scott street facing one
of the city parks.
S4,100-Corner, 25xT2, and improvements; pays
interest ON 81 600; stores and fat of 8
rooms and bath; not far from the Risdon
iron works and the Southern Pacific shops: :
must be Sold
HAYES ST. business holdings; we have 3 choice
pieces close in. Call for particulars
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
PROPOSALS AND BIDs-Continued
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sfice of the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House. San Fran
cisco California, April %, 1909.
Sealed PROPOSALS or bids will be received AZ
this office at or prior to IL O'Clock a. M. on
THURSDAY, June 10. 1909, for furnishing ma
terials and constructing section s of the sea
wall on the water front of the city and county
of San Francisco, in accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor by the As
ed by the Board April %. 1909. and on file In
this office, 10 which special reference is here
by made The materials to be used in the
work consist of the requisite quantities OF
fresh cut close grained Douglass yellow fir
piles sheet piling, portland cement sand.
crushed rock and rock for embankment etc.
all to be of the best quality specified and sub
iect to rigid examination. No bid will be
received unless it Is made on blank form fur
nished from this office and is accompanied by
a certified check for five (5) per cent of the
amount of the bid, payable TO the order of the
Secretary of the Board, as a guarantee on the
part of the successful bidder that he will with
in six {6) days after the acceptance of the
bid enter into written contract to do said
" ork according TO the plans and specihea tions
prepared therefor, snd will also execute and Ale
with this Board bond in such sum as tEe
Board may deem adequate with a surety com
pany to be approved by the Board of state
Harbor Commissioners, and conditioned for tt,e
faithful performance OF such contract nor win
said bid be considered by this Board unless
delivered to the Secretary to the Assista nj
Secretary at the office of the Secretary AT or
prior to II o'clock a. N. on THURSDAY June
10. 1909, at which time and place the bids
viii be oileueu
The Board reserves the right to reject anv
or all bids If deemed for the best interests of
the State.
Bidders are Invited to be present at the omen
ing of the bids.
JAMES N. GILLETT.
Governor of the State of California. ey ofsaio
member of the Board of State Harbor Com.
missioners.
EDWARD r. TAYLOR.
aayor of the City and County of San Francisco
ex oficio member of the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners.
W. v. STAFFORD
w. q. DENNISON,
p. S. TELLER
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners
RALPH BARKER.
Assistant State Engineer
w. b. THORPE. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers, Union Depot and Ferry House, San Fran
cisco, California, April %, 1903.
Sealed proposals bids will be received at
this office at or prior to IL O'Clock a. m on
THURSDAY, June 10, 1909. for furnishing ma
wall, on the water front of the city and county
of San Frapcisco, in accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor by the AS
sistant State Engineer Of the Board and adopt
ed by the Board AprifN22, 1e09 and on file In
this office, to which special reference is here
by made The materials to be used in the
work consist OF the requisite quantities OF
fresh cut, close grained Douglass yellow hr
piles creosoted piles. merchantable yellow nr
lumber, slaves for cylinders, sheet piling, band
iron, portland cement, sand, crushed rock. en-
bankment rock, reinforcing materials, cast
steel rails and fastenings, etc, all to
be of the best quality specified and sub
5ect TO rigid examination. No bid will be
received unless it Is made on blank form fur
nished from this. office and is accompanied by
certified check for five (5) per cent of the
Secretary Of the Beard as a guarantee on the
part of the successful bidder that he will with
In six l6) days after the acceptance Of the
bid enter into written contract to do said
work according to the plans and specifications
prepared therefor, and viii also execute and file
with this Board bond In such sum as the
Soard may deem adequate with surety com
pany to be approved by the Board Of State
Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the
said bid be considered by this Board unless
delivered 10 the Secretary or TO the Assistant
secretary az the ofnce OF the Secretary at or
prior TO IL O'Clock a.. N. on THURSDAY, June
TO- 1909, at which time and place the bids
will be opened.S
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL deemed for the best interests Of
the State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing OF the bids.
JAMES N. GILLETT,
Governor OF the State of California ex offclo
member of the Board OF State Harbor Com
missioners
EDWARD R. TAYLOR,
Mayor OF the City and County OF San Francisco.
ex ofhcio member of the Board Of State
Harbor Commissioners.
w. v. STAFFORD,
W. Z. DENNISON,
p s. TELLER,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer.
W. b. THORPE, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NoNPAY-
MENT OF ASSESSMENT
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
Location of principal place of business Sc 18th
ST., in the city and county of San Francisco, and
state of California.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there is
stock of the Ocean Shore RailwVy Company, on
account Of assessment heretofore to-wit on the
18th day of March, A. ID. 19O9 levied thereupon
the several amounts set opposite the names of
the respective share holders as folloHs viz:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
IRRIGArED FARMS ON EASY TERMS

IRRIGATED FARMS ON EASY TERMS
Five to 40 acre farms In Sacramento valley;
rich, deep. sandy loan soil, for fruit, walnuts,
vegetables, alfalfa, etc.; 26 daily passenger
trains; no farm more than 20 minutes walk from
station; the best land and best living conditions
in California; 10 acre farm means independ-
CO., 6 East st. opp. Ferry bldg. Phone kearny
3O2
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
TIMBER LANDS AND MILLS
WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE.

It'.1SI1 ,-.'' n = % I In d.
minutes walk from Ross station: few beauti-
ful lots, 60x120. subdivided from the grounds
of residence, which burned last summer; beau
tifully laid out in flowers palm trees. shade
trees, etc. rare opportunity for a beautiful
site only few lots: prices and terms rea-
sonable TO desirable people. Go over Sunday;
agent meets all trains.
fROSS VALLEY
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
OLYMPIC SALT WATER COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, 80 Clay
St. city and county of San Francisco, state
of California.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tfat Mt a meet
ing OF the hoard OF directors held on the 18th
day of April, 1909, assessment of one ($1)
dollar per share levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation. payable Immediately to the
secretary of the company at its office. 80 Clay
ct, in the city and county of San Francisco,
state OF California.
Any stock upon which this assessment Shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of May. 1902
win be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on Monday, the 3ist day of
May, lso9. at the hour Of O'Clock p m, to pay
advertising and expense of sale
CHAS. A. GIBSON
Secretary Olympic Salt Water Company
Office OF company 90 Clay St, in the city and
county oi San Francisco, state of California
Dated in san Francisco. Cal. Anril u 1000
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
cor1NTRy PRoPEgTy

I
A beautiful country home, within 80 minutes OF
San Francisco; rooms. bath, electric lights; lot
"a by 107 feet situated in Burlingame; min
utes' walk from S. P station minutes from
San Mateo electric road will net 10 per cent as
an investment; strictly cash; $1,000 Box $780,
Call office.