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" AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call on the, floor Of the Stock
Exchange To-day loaned at X and ? per
g. Ssn IL and Sa. sl { s ss Y irs pss sses. At Ta x 0 per
cent. The time money market oontinued
dnll and easy witt. the supply well u es r
s eesi IL Tor 's sixty Se 70 ninety Hd days. w" ssHmssa per
cent. for four months, 3@3H per cent: Tor
Ave and six mSnths can and mms sn% q 1 pss os wss
d anot tedT e. y5g% sTi1ds per CENT m fof pri Saet single gle
names and Endorsed bills receivable; other
names. +Ld5 per cent.
Sterling exchange ruled firm again TO-
higher at 4.sslS@ $500 for si3ty days,
4.s7soa ..s7so for demand bills and t.sso5m.
1855 for cables. Francs were 9uotsd az
plus 1852 and % 1915 less l-s2ass lis.
Domes,i. exchange , Q. sS New Yo orsml h4s-
Gas5le''0rMM dnsieaih. Rss; 's a&!saoia ,l'o', Rev SIS;
81 premium. st. P~aul-Soo. premium. Mn
st. Louis-5Oc. premium. San Francisco
Csc. premium.
Money in London lIa2h per cent
Rate Rate Of ord di hSSss md IN ssf b, SSen s msrkff p per
IS for the secount The Bank Of England
left Its, minimum rate OF discount III
statement Of the bank shows the, following
changes: Total reserve decreased Ghl8.00:
circulation increased fi7sOOo; bullion de;
creased fs4s,OoO; other securities increased
FL ABS. 900. other deposits increased Hi:sso,.
Government securities unchansed The
is now ii 80 per cent, against 49X per cent.
last week. and compares with an % vance ME
week last year, The Bank OF Bengai:
Calcutta, reduced its OFFICIAL rate to-day
the price, of per cent, rentes at g. francs
lis per cent. Exchange on London. IS
francs ny centimes:, The weekly state-
ment OF the Bank Of France shows the fol-
lowing, changes: Notes IN circulation de-
creased %. 3O0. 900 francs; Treasury deposits
decreased 1 .a2S, 900 francs: general deposits
increased $50, 025. 600 francs; gold In hand
increased ,5,55o.o9o francs. Berlin quoted
exchange on London at 20 marks 1917 pigs.
Private rate OF discount. 2K per cent.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. s2s2, 9,5. 20e: balances. 81 900
1917; Nj Treasury debit balance, $685. $50.
CONNIE rcial price of, bar silver In New
York, 52Hc. Silver In London, 24nd.
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted at 44c.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Mark

THuRspaY, May y.
Receipts OF beeves were i,Ie7 hea !. al con
signed direct to LOCAL slaugntercrs, Feeling
nominslly steady. Dressed beef In moderate
aeman . ordinary to prime native sides selling
a. sSio'tc per -. Latest private cables from
per H., pressed weight: refrie orator beet al
ioaiol<-. per ID, No shipments OF live stock or
dressel beef from this port TO day or to morrow.
Receipts OF enlves -ere ~ head, Of which leo
was quiet. but prices steady; the pens were
cleared. Common TO choice vesls sold at Is. 500
tsIB per 100 lbs: common butte rmiiks at S
Dressed calves steady, city dressed Yeais selling
at e@iyl4c. per h.; a few at i,c.; country dressed
at salsc,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 1,i4s head.
of which Q cars direct 10 slaughterers and 3 cars
for the market. sheep and lambs were In liSht
supply ant steady; spnnF lamba Of which there
The pens were cleared. Ordinary sheep sold al
No psr 100 lbs; evils AZ Hs,l.eSt; common
Mainland syrisS lambs q. ,s;w per 100 lbs;
ioeisc, per h.; dressed iambs at i4ai7c.; city
dressed spring lambs at i1eise ReesIpts Of
Feeling nomlnally steady.
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The Metal Market.
) market for copper metal again exhibited
1UHuUH pfIctr Wefc.
Exchanges to Close Tomorrow.

The Boston and Chicago Stock ex.
changes will be closed, tomorrow. as WIZ
also the Consolidated Exchange. Of ns
city.
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The CURB MARKET.

Trading. In curb stoc ks to-day was char.
acterized by the same irregular movement
volume OF dealings. however, was consider
ably less. Ghe copper stocks as q rule
showed some disposition 10 recover after
yesterdays heaviness, but net chang s at the
end OF the session were usually unimportant.
Boston Consolidated Copper with a rise to 10
and British Columbis, which was compare
lively active. were the strongest features.
Among the lndustrials American Tobacco,
American. Writing Paper preferred and
chicago subway all improved. The bond
ern Pacific SIS. which again scored q frac-
tionR gain,
Transactions In detail In the market to-
RI ~ uaFo n a fn1I~ua.
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Capital and Surplus, 81, 400, 600
|@acr 0i1tA@c
FIFTH AVE, h 36TH ST.. NEW YORK
FINANCIAL NOTES.

DreIel Il Co. and Potter, Choate & Prem
tice announce that they have sold all tbs
trusts recently purchased from the railroad.
This issue Is known as Series M " and bears
interest at the rate Of ~ per cent.
Taller 4 Co. have disposed OF all the Min
neapolis and st, Louis equipment bonds re-
Gently purchased by them,
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company gives notice that the sl6. 900 900
st. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern, Rail-
due June ! viii be paid on on that date at.
the office of the Bankers Trust Company.
Z Wall street. The June l oupon will be
paid at the Mercantile Trust Company. 10
Broadway.
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WE WILL SELL

WE WILL SELL
100 American Chicle, Com.
100 Amer. Gas & Elec,, Com. & Pfd.
100 Amer. Tube & Stamping, Com.
200 Buffalo Elevating
SO Cons. Fruit Jar
100 Du Pont Powder, Com.
100 Electro Lamp
100 Federal Trust, Newark, NJ
100 General Chemical, Com.
100 Hartford Carpet, Pfd.
Is New jersey Zinc
rs Quincy, Manchester & Sargent
100 Standard Coupler, Com-
WE WILL BUY
100 Ann Arbor r. r., PfdA
100 Bordens Cond. Milk, Com.
200 Cincinnati Northern
100 Dixon (Joseph) Crucibls
100 Hartford Carpet, Com.
So N. Y. & Queens E. L. & p.
100 Pere Marquette lat & End Pfd.
& Com.
100 Royal Baking Powder, Com.
100 Safety Car Heat. & Lightly.
100 Thompson-Starrett, Com.
100 Virsinian Railway
100 Western Pacific Ry.
.Rice,Jr.&CO
Telephones 7Aeo 10 1855 Hanover. So Wall ST. NY.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. May 1.-THE statement 4. Vie
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury snv~s:
i,.- ...,. . n.s month. k.tIl s..r.
Receipts. IS 7.b.iAS ~ .0ee,s SIS -. oot,s4s
Expenditures. s.soJ.Ou H.i7J00J co. OG. 1876
Surplus. -. Ss36, iS DefSs .is3a45 ~. SGT. z9l
The receipts from customs TO day were t..i4s, ,37;
from int rnSl revenue, SITS, ssh. and miscellane.
GUS, p0t S57. National bank notes received for
&l,es5AS.
The cash state nent Of the United States Treas
urer for May - shows:
90. RBsERvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ,..,.. $3.50, 600, 900
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToS, May chopper stocks on the
local exchange closed strong to-day after
. fairly active session. Massachusetts
copper was the feature. selling up to l7i,.
and holding the advance to the close. East
Land among the industrials was in
good demand. over 5000 shares changing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
ZINC SCHEDULE AGAIN
TAKEN Ip IN THE SENATE

Washington, juno l6.-Aftcr III,
Philippine amendment was disposed OF
by the senate today the zinc schedule
OF the tariff bill was brought up by
Nj. Aldfieh, who offered a committee
amendment substituting "a graduated
scale of rates on the zi1o ore In place
~ duty of one cent a pound as pro-
slded in the house bin.
The substitute admits zinc bearing
ores containing loss than 10 per cent
OF zinc free or duty. on zine ore con
isIning from 10 per cent 10 30 per
cent the rate Is "a quarter OF q cent
n pound on the elmo contained therein.
on zinc ore containing from 20 TO rs
per cent, half OF a cent a pound
on zinc and on ore containing moro
thar rs per cent. one eent u pound. A
substitute for the committee amend
nent was offered by Mr.. stone which
provides that all zlnc In pigs or blocks,
oxide of zine, old ana worn cut zinc,
1T only to be re-manufactured ana all
on the free list.
Mr.. stones amendment WIS lost 10
IL GO. Mr.. Burton IN offering an nm
endmpnt to strike out tho duty on
zine ore. aaid thai the tendency OF
those European countries which have
made the greatest progress In exon
amie questions has been toward free
~, " material and low duties on artl-
eles Of food.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
SENATOR HEyBrRS SCORES
WASHINGTON NEWPAPEIsS

Washington, June 1G,-During his
speech on the zine schedule today sem
atnr Hepburn OF idaho paid his re-
Hnecta 10 the representatives OF the
press. he was diverted from the re-
sKular path Of his remarks BY an edi-
iorihl suggestion in a Washington NOR
ming paper that AN ad valorem duty
on tariff speeches delivered Ia the
senate probably could not produce
enough EVEN to pay the senators
salaries.
Discussing this expression he refer
red TO the Washington representatives
nf the newspapers as the coke seekers
in the gallery and declared that they
were not Interested in the zine sched-
nie. lie said that " YOU can get up
IN diverting controversy hat ver-
gos upon a disregard OF the rules Of
this body then you are happy"
Through The courtesy OF the en-
ate. ha said, the papers representatives
occupied palatlul and luxurious quar-
tors In the capital ana were permit
ted TO walk on the floor OF the SEN
ate lie declared the paper TO have
put itself in position OF II guest who
misbehaves himself az his hosts tn
bile"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17

Of adopting this amendment. While
none can speak with certainty on this
point. l believe the majority OF the
people will favor Nesting the national
government with power 70 levy an in-
come tax.
THE decision in the Pollock case
left power In the national govern
mcnt to levy an excise tax, which ac-
compiishes tho same purpose as O
corporation Income tax. | therefore
recommend an amendment TO the
tariff bin imposing on all corpora
lions and joint stock companies for
profit 1exoept certain bani1s other
wise taxed an excise tax measured
by : per cent of the not income ~
snch corporations. I am informed
that such y tax viii bring q revenue
or not less than SIS. 900, 000.
Taft declared IA his message that
inasrnuch as the power 70 incorpor-
ate has resulted In great business adj
vantage 1t has Also caused abuses 20
which the people objected. Ho he
licred, therefore, that the tax law
WIN give the people an insight Into
bnsiness methods of the corporations
II thus a long stride Is accomplish
cd. = recommend, therefore. says
the message, the adoption Of a Joint
resolution by two-thirds vote OF both
houses. proposing 20 the states an
amendment to the constitution.
granting the right 10 levy an income
tax and an enactment as part ~ the
pending tariff measure an excise tax
on all corporations. measured by 2 per
cent Of their net income
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
Won BUEL0W ATTACKS
HIS FOES IN RECHSTAG

Berlin, June lG.-Chancellor Won
Buelow, speaking in the %relchstag to-
lay on financial reform, attacked IA
his most sarcastic manner the tactiss
Employed by tho clerical party against
MIN They had even dared, he said,
0 nccuse him or d%isloyalty to the
Emperor and |infidelity to the Austru-
ierman alliance. and they had con
sidered II necessary 10 serve their so-
sial relations with him.
Possibly 1t Is because / have lived
abroad SO long" continued the chan
'e1lor. that 1t never occurred to me
o exclude anyone from social rela-
zeal opinions. ] hope to see the day
When, IN this respect, also, Germans
Will be as other people
In conclusion he praised the part
hat liberalism had taken in the de-
yelOpment of German national life
md spoke highly ot the great contri-
buttons That the liberal parties were
making today toward the national
welfare. Discussing the reports as to
whether or O ne would retain the
cha%ncellorship he said.
II viii remain SO long as the en-
leror believes that my cooperation
IN the internal and external policies
II the government is useful to the
empire aud 40 long as my W polit-
lcal convictions and my own judg-
nent or the political situation makes
me believe I can be useful ! know
40 question in the field of Internal
politics equal TO that Of the rapid adj
lustment Of the financial. situation in
importance and To this great task
lcVote myself completely.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
uOX,S TIiIS2

We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any cose OF catarrh that cannot
De cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. y.
j. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known
r. j. Cheney for the Z 1st 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
n all business transactions and Gnan-
tally able to carry out any obllga-
ions made by his firm.
WALD1NG KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7bc.
oer bottle. sold by all druggists.
Take Hairs Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
WO 0OL|NG LOSES
LIBEL SUIT n
LAS VEGAS
PLAINTIFF SAYS COURT
HAD DEFRAUDED HIM
Jury Instructed to Find for De-
fendant in Case Against Be-
nigno Martinez Charged With
Getting Money Falsely.


| IepecIal (orresuonrencr ia Morniug Journal
Las Vesus \ Al June 16.-Tho
q. ar ear Cav
miguel county thiS morning feeni
= VeI"iel TOT the ueieuuants - ~
eo'vov IpeI sun piousht ~ - "
H. Wo"ulIhs against D"ut' 1iefn ~
Vuhuino i'o"ictp anu 'a"o
pupiiShers o. ~ inuep'iui'tu
NJ sun was we result - ~ aitiN''
when appeared ~ thf ~heNsp"po,
eallhg Nooullhs an auFtieuiei aiu
poiSoneu toNafu INV toiiiiu"isS
ana ADVISING the pupilc ho' 70 sniPios
him lhe trlHi was ehliVeied ny IN
INTRODUCTION mo inc ~eVi"enee u y
letter Wfliteh by NopollnE III "nioii
he accused me eonft ana attorneys
Feeder anu iiuhker % I'M wy -
~irauoln ar NJ = pe naca up
pehfed as hlforheS ior ANN VIZ"
CharIes a. spless ana NiaiiVs
ward ior inc defendants.
ATTORNEY ,harles = "piess S"us"'
70 prove by statements from the uoc
tor himself on the witness stahu lhAt
ne was an thht tne aru'ie sta''u y
was nancy tnat nc ""s IN eN"ssei
atOr' III thht ne eifouiaieu ~ ="
press OF the town me STORY that 'l9rt
were from . 10 w cases ~ s'a'le'
ieVer IN west Las vegas Wheh tHeTV
were nut seven cases on the west
slde' that ne h"o ma'e s'a'e"le,t'
~derogolory TO the c~naraeter u . -
W Needer ana " II huiihei' VINO
were attorneys against nun IN 4 SUN
lor lnJuhct'"h prousnt = 'ne ~
stone copper Hs"ins' ~
Woodlhg' ana against me "liioers 81
the court ana me peace oIllcerS o.
the county 70 snow lhdt Noouilns
possessed = VlnuletlNe disposition
mat nc was an adventure ~ REASON
OF me fact that nc hau lelt mlhne"p-
ols some I'VE years ago nv cum
TO New Mexico py reason OF some IN
flculty ne had win a prominent CIV
zen III Mllheap"liS ~ """m ~ 90.
torney CLAIMED that Ut. Woouihs
useu u poWle hhlie To 'iioi'' ni9 9"
gnm'h's WIN 'he paits "hp'i ne -
allegeq 10 nave ~assautteu.
hci"tcu serious 'ina'S''
d. uenieu this ilSinu"-
ton or the counsel ana prouuce" SIN
lettfrs from prominent l'nSsiOiais =
Minneapolis TO snow mat ms cnal-
acter ana reputation III me ear lSoF'
when ne lelt ina iocalltN - CONF "
i-as Ncgas were eNre''ent'
flacido SahuoVal' eA-counS roih-
missioner ontbohne beH' anu ~
berhlce Jurannilo' 'es'ii'eo tndt ~
Woodllne pore an eAe'lte"t ispu'"
uoh IN the community rs y "or'oi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
PRoGRESsIVTlS no KEEP
UP FIGHT EpR INCOME TAX

Washington.Ju tG--rhe fight fer
an Income tax VIII he continued
Five progressive republican senator's.
MeSsrs. Borab, Bristow. cummins. lit
Toilette ~ Clapp. conferred tonight
to determine what their attitude i ~
pc IN regard TO the Income tax amend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
SUCCESSOR
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

Washington. June t6.-in executive
session today the senate confirmed the
nominations OF Robert q. Valentine OF
Massachusetts, 10 be commissioner OF
indian affairs. of Peter ID. Overield to
be district Judge for Alaska. aud OF
George W Woodruff of Pennsylvania
To be district Judge In Hawaii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17

New York, June l6-Cotton closed
steady. net . points lower to 3 point.
HIGHER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17

Washington. June i6-Acting Com
missioner Williams OF the Internal re-
"a bureau today ordered the seiz-
ur, OF an distnlcrs' packages when by
z chemical test. Il shall bee shown that
other spirits than those Inspected had
been substituted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17
SAWDUST
IN PLACE Of
POWDER
Former Agent Of Nicaragua
Government Placed on Trial.
in New York for Grand Lar
Ceny,


Now York, Juno t6.-James -. Hat
Ian was placed On trial here today ac-
cuscd of grand larceny The cause
arises from the disappearance in 1900
of $1,000 worth Of arms and ammu-
milton which Hallcn contracted as an
agent of tue Nicaraguan government
20 deliver IN Central America. Hal
admits that nc shipped shnvings
and sawdust in place OF rifles and
powder but defends his action on the
ground that thereby he prevented a
general uprising In Central America.
His counsel maintained his action
entirely praiseworthy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17

Washington. June l6.-"Mother'
Jones. who became famous during tho
anthracite coai strike In Pennsylvania
was introduced To President Taft She
IS in the city 20 ask FOR the pardon OF
q man under sentence FOR violation Of
the neutrality laws.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17

true 10 their Endorsement Of an in
come tax law made at q caucus sew
aral weeks ago.
A meeting OF republican members
1f the finance committee was held to-
night. but the presidents message
vas not taken up formally
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-17


Kansas CITY Mo, June l6-Cattl'
Receipts. 1900. including 500
southcrns. Market steady NATIVE
steers, 81 GOA 200; southern steers
s40O 625, southern cows, $2.75@
$50, native COWS heifcrs. S250M6.6O
stockers feeders. s460@5.5O: bulls
50 90 a .. 90, calves, S3.f5m 100
western steers. S460dG,75, western
cows. SS25M525.
HoEs-Reccipts, t4,000. Market
SC higher, Bulk sales. s7.30d7.S0
heavy. s770@7 So, pigs. SO o0 a T 10;
packers butchers. $3.50 .S0s light.
s7.s0@76O
Sheep-Reccipts. 5000. Market Is
steady. Muttous. s475M BIS; lambs.
$6.50MS.5e, range wethers. S460m
$50. range ewes. &3.75m5.25.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06
Dr. Pierce'S FaVOrite Prescription

 weaknesses and disorders of acts directlyo the and impor organ in motherhood, making them healthy, vigorous yirie and elastic. II If "Favorte ndspotons of the II period O expectancy andma akes baby mo It and vtalze the feminine
  testified t its marvel elouo Strong Makes Sick Women We'll do
  of a gyceric healing
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06
PROFESSOR J. ). LOPER HEAD OF PHOENIX SCHOOL { HIS ELECTION AS sUPERINrEND-
 ENT YESTERDAY. His Long and Successful Career as an
 Educator.

The board of trustees of the gram mar school yesterday elected Profes- sor John D. Loper of Mesa superin- tendent of the schools for the coming year. Ever since the resignation of Professor Stilwelr, Professor Loper has been regarded as a strong possibility, and it was practically decided a few days ago that he would be the prin- cipal.
 He has for some years been at the head of the grammar schools of Mesa and he was made superintendent of the high school when it was insti- tuted there, holding that position in connection with his former one. It had been understood that he should remain there indefinitely, but when this better opening occurred the trus- tees of Mesa reluctantly decided not to stand in his way of what was distinct promotion.
 The election of Professor Loper will give general satisfaction in Phoenix. He has been connected with the schools of this county for several years and is regarded as one of the foremost edu- cators of the territory. He is an ex- cellent organizer and disciplinarian. His great success has been the result of practical ideas. intelligently ap- piled, and back of it all his educa- tional qualifications are of a high de- gree.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06
HOW TO REDUCE FAT
The Simplest and Surest Way to Get
 Rid of Fat Without Drugs.
How to Prove It to Yourself Free

How to Prove 1t to Yourself Free.
 There has become known a remedy for fat. the use of which has already resulted in enormous benefit, and most probably in the saving of many lives.
 This remedy is commonly called Rengo. The rate at which this rem edy will reduce fat, and do it harm lessly and surely, is truly remarkable A pound day is ordinarily the loss recorded, being done by compelling perfect assimilation of the food, and sending the nutriment where it be- longs.
 The most remarkable feature of Rengo is that you can take all you want of it without running the slight est risk of harm. It can be chewed like candy and is pleasant to the taste.
 Many physicians, who before were at loss to know how to cure obesity, are now prescribing Rengo with re- markable success. It is a great nerve strength producer. affecting digestion primarily, and inducing a general collaboration of mind and body. Wrin- kles which appear in nearly every case of reduction of fat where inju- rious drugs and starvation process is tried, do not occur where Rengo is used.
 There is nothing just as good" as Rengo. For sale by all druggists at $1.00 per full sized box. or by mail. prepaid, by The Rengo Co.. 1864 Rem go Bldg, Detroit. Mich. The com pany will gladly send you a trial package free by mail if you write them direct to Detroit; no free pack ages at drug stores.
 For sale and recommended in Phoe- nix by A. l.. Boehmer.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06
MURP

Murphy, June 5.-A number from this district attended the Center street grammar school commencement exercises. Those present were, Mir. and Mrs. H. A Bustrim, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Wesley Miller, Miss Lottie Brown. Miss Hazel Brown, Miss Mamie Hall, and James Hall of Riverside district.
 Mrs. J. R. Bradshaw spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Barrett of Isaac district.
 K. S. Townsend is storing hay at Alhambra.
 Miss Fannie Nelson of Riverside dis trict spent the last of the week with her grandfather, P. N Morten.
 Beginning with the last Sunday in June, Murphy Sunday school will dis continue for the summer. Until that time there will be Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
 J. R. Bradshaw spent the last of last week at his mine near the Salome gold strike
 MT and Mrs. K. s. Townsend made trip to Iron Springs last week
 c. F. Justus cut hay for MT. Daniels the last of the week
 number of young people and some of the old ones spent Thursday at the river fishing All reported a fine time and plenty of fish. Those who attend ed the picnic were. MT and Mrs. T. R. Bradshaw, MT. and Mrs. Gully, MT. and Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. H. A Bustrim Miss Mamie Hall, Miss Mary Bustrim Miss Clara Bustrim, MT. Hall MT Brodie. MT Kirkwood, MT. Larance Victor Hall. MT. Greenlee, Oliver Sher- man. Dorothy Bradshaw, Harold Bus trim. Raymond Sherman and little Miss GullV
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06

Good Clothes and any old kind. ;
Arizona republican., 1909-06-06

The other night when the river was up I met a strange apparition on the railroad bridge at Tempe-a man taking a little saddle horse across the railroad bridge. I couldn't be- lieve my eyes. It was late at night and right dark, but there it was Other people must have encountered this same thing before, because it is apparently a common thing for this gentleman, for he had blocks rigged up to wear on this horses feet and she was accumstomed to it. Any town that can teach it's horses to cross on the ties, deserves a foot bridge.
 Yours truly.
 A. H. DRURY.