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Arizona republican., 1909-05-15
FARMER HEWlNS-

FARMER HEWlNS-L. E. Hewins hitherto has boasted more of his ability to sell land than to farm it,
 but just now he thinks his applica- tion for membership would receive favorable consideration by any well meaning grange. Mir. Hewins is not the biggest farmer in the world, but he has a thirty acre patch three miles northeast of Phoenix, that is about as big of its size as one could find anywhere. It is subdivided for intensive farming, which is the only sort the successful man should figure on in this valley He has one eight acre field and a six acre field te which special reference is now made. The eight acre field was planted to alfalfa, barley and oats, but the all falfa got lost in the running It may be down there out of sight some where, but the grain has kept it in the background. MT. Hewins is now engaged in putting up hay composed of the barley and oats and he is much pleased at the four tons per acre that is being cut and which will surely bring him s10 per ton. The field will be Dlowed up immediately and planted to corn from which he expects to make not less than s15 per acre if he pastures the corn and fod- der, possibly more if the corn ma lures. He thinks his seasons return will be good for at least II per cent on $500 per acre valuation, and pro- poses to plant grain on it again the coming fall unless the alfalfa comes through strong enough to make a good stand. MT. Hewins remedy for killing the foxtail with which so many have trouble. is simply to plant to grain and corn over and over again and crowd out the foxtail for a sea son or two by intensive cultivation, after which there will be no more trouble.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-15

park next Friday Those wnO desire invitation cards which will be good for the season can secure the same by ap- plying to any of the members of the order.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25

and misery. 1 advise all suffering
women TO take Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound" Mrs. EMMA
WHEATON, Vienna, w. Va.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm
full drugs, and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases Of any similar medi-
cine in the country, and thousands Of
voluntary testimonials are on file in
the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, from women who have been
cured from almost every form of
female complaints, Inflammation, Ill
ceration. displacements, fibroid tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes It TO
herself to give Lydia +. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound trial.
III you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25

There is no case on record of a cough or
cold resulting in pneumonia or consump-
tion after Foley's Honey and Tar has
been taken, as it will stop your cough
and break up your cold quickly. Refuse
any but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar in q yellow package. Contains no
opiates and is safe and sure.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, @. 4. Black,
South Royalton, ID. o. Goodno, Roches-
ter, +. II. Totman, North TunbridRe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25

X. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Eleven years ago l
was a walking
shadow. had been
under the doctors
carebutgotnorelief.
Ny hus band per-
suaded me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege ia BILE Com
pound anditworked
like a charm. 1t re-
lieved all my pains
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25

This hood may be obtained OF
NJ. A. Moody, Bethel, VI.
a. N. King a Son, Tunbridge, VT.
=. A. Wight, No. Tunbridge, Vt.
y. W. Tewksbury& Co.. Randolph, Vt.
Fowler q Son, &. Bethel, VI.
|C, H. Bigelow a Son, E. Brookield. W.
=. J. Prince, So. Randolph, Vt.
y. II. Hewitt, So. Royalton, VT.
.G B. Fish, Stock bridge, Vt.
y. A. X. Corwin 4 Son. Chelsea. VT.
w. 9. Scott, Rochester, VI.
Z. II. Morrill,, Plttsheld, Vermont.
George A. Laird, Royalton, VI.
II. c. Hubbard, Granville, Vt.
]. W. Parmenter, Brookfeld, Vt.
4. h. Thaysr, Barnard, VI.
We want agents in every village where
our Poultry Food is not sold. II it is not
on sale in your village we will send you,
freight prepaid, 1876 pound sack for -
Or 6O-pound sack for e..
CARROLL 5. PAGE,
HYDE PARK, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Vienna. w. Va. II feel that owe
the last ten years of my life to lydia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
~3niannmenitph berhiitet.

Waon Gitp, Sa., 6. Hopem-
Der. Inn cinen 3uiammenitob
5peier Eoiiogicr5iise Der Soruo Gen.
troll uno @reat @eItern 9abnen 81,
perbiltert, lieB geltern Der @eiden'
Teller Sannes @%oinburg ben liiolid
iahrenoen SONG GentraI.Eaiiogier.
5rg Nr. 6 entgleiien. Ger 3llg itiir5-
ic III eihen @ruben. Ger YoIhpogcu
nit gelammtem Snbolt nno pielenl
Geloe uerbramte. Nicmono mlrOe
perlest, bod falncn oie GlerfS niir
nit fnapper Notb NIT Dem 2eben oa-
Don. Ger 2ofomotipfiibrer bes gu.
Ges Nr. 6 loa pic linn ~aeaebeien
Srores nidt befolst uno 10 oen In.
ioll uerlriod)t baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
l~lrimlidjer TnnS.

Hem Off, 6. 9topember. -
Glnen ifoulid)cn tSinO modte Der
NricItruger Gorge y. Sapuooo bon
M'iQblirn i0em Iidid)t orlf einenl
linn g%eb0rern @runoitiid nobe DER
Wiablrn- gituc, WiQburn Comm
hip, turm } SUB BON Der Ipcnue,
tif luelhertGglid Souienbe Men.
ldcn paiIire Snpmooo beihnitt biz
Gebilld)e, a er aui oos Sfelett CT,
res Monnc Itieb. meldleS in boiler
Songc olIi ,en 9ooen olisaeitrefl
log. Gie Side lpar poaitGnbig per
melt, bod uaren iGmmtlidc 9lei4
nilngsltiidc>orbunocn.
Nn ocn 5erippe mar nidt 5it CT.
fellncn. Oh fr Manu ieiner 3eit ei.
mes notiirlidn SobeS gcltorbcn ober
noS Spier iltcr llntbot geuoroell
mar. EoliS-Gbei Sliper lit ieood,
DER Aillift, nB Der Worm eutipeoer
erToroet mrbe .ober lih ielblt oos
Stben nobm oenn nod ieinem Or
melIen miro iif Semonb, Der front
lpnroe, nihtin oos @ebiiid pcrfro.
den boben, 10 i'm Nie1nono 10 ldncl
ge1uitocn bnen miiroe.
Sos 0cripe mai in elm ihmorScs
&cnlO. cine Crane Sole, id)mar5er
Mod llno chen brallnen mo elmer
ld'mor5el SOub gctleioet. Gin brau
llcr Sdlnpput lag nid)t melt Dol
otm Stelctt. Gie 9eb6roen iinb Der
Atellllllt9. o,B Der So0 bereits IN
Hrllblommer ei~ngetreten iein mllB
@elferc AntnltSpnnfte sur Sbentiii
5lrill9 Der seife mnroen mid)t ent.
oedt.
SIN Souic Ser letten bier Sabre
pllroen goni in Der Ndbe Der Steue
an ineld)er oas Sfelett entbedt ml,r.
DC, pier anOcre 9eiden geiiunOell, bon
oenell jlpei Nanner unb ic cine ei.
mem <oben ,rio cinem MGbd)cn &c.
borten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

&Gnben bes 7.iGbrigen Serbert Gag
gnrt fiibrte seitern in Der Glternmob.
nilng oes anoben, Nr. 1888, @eblter.
9lpenuc, bcIien iGben Soo berbei.
9eim Spieten rutihte Der Sl,ngc
prm 9ettc berab uno iiel 10 iingliid-
lid ST. 9oOer. baB ibm Die Spite oeS
Sleiitiites, Den ieine Sano umflam,
merit belt, in ben Sails oroltg nmb Die
Sonptidlagober ourhbobrtc, mas
cine Serbliitltng 5itr Solge bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Salt IpridJt sn Tnrmcrn.

9olumbia, Sc, 6. Nopem-
Der. Ser Sormer ulto Die Gioni.
tat leiller 9eruilng" mar ooS Sbemo.
iodldca Froliocnt Snit beute bier in
elrer tnr5en Iriprohc Dor Scr BE.
polterung Don Siib. Carolina ouf Dem
SlontS' Insltellmasplub bcbanoelte.
Ser Brolioent erreidte oen Nusitel.
lAn1SploB fllr5 nod / llhr Iod1mit.
tcga III 9c9leitutg Dol, @olpernerr
Anlcl, Den Senotoren Gilman mo
Smith lno cinem Goniite Don Dir.
germ Der Stoot Columbia. Gr mlrr.
oc BON Gouperleur gniel llnterltiibt.
meId)er cine fllrSe Iniprod)c belt.
Ger Frdliocnt ertlGrte, oab Der sSur.
nlcr ebcnlo piel wiiienihoitlihe aennt.
tile boben miiiie, mie Der Red)tson.
Wolt, Der Ir5t ODER Ser Ereoiaer,
lirblt elmer geb6rigen Yortipn aeilut.
run Observation-Disclosures lulo Nus
raller. r&ieleift iolte idl Yflonser
'ugell, onltatt Sdrner". iubr ser IrG.
lloelt tort, vallein id) bin genei0t, on-
5lnlebmelI, oaB bieiclligen, meld,e oui
oHn tlcinen llnteridieo beiteben,
iulrtllh HeftsommGlte ober Merstr
mo, lueldle ein bisd)en 2nnbmirtb-
ldla't jirrn 3eituertrcib betreiben."
III oirIer Scmerfung freuten lid, Die
GARNER 10 iebr, DAB iie ibre Site So
gen uno lolit ouiiubelten. Mit Der
'feoe bes ErGiioenten muroe Die giis.
ltelllnia jnm gblhluB aebrudIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
3upGt.

Atlantic (tn 6. Iopember.
6iinf5ebn Muten, nobbem @il'
Liant ellis pom bilaoelpbio IN iei.
rcm 3immer IN mem bieiigen &otel
al @oS eritift ufgciunocn mllrOc,
rici Die @nttiu { Sooten Den SoteI-
Gigentbiimer oulno crilldte oenici-
bcL ibren @ntt am Selbitmorb 81
%rcrbinoern, ooe eincn 9riei pom
6emielben erboll babe, in meld)pnl
e. cine lol6e stelltum9 mohte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Tiinf SpSfr, so6rcidDc @crlcttc,
%erbGngniBpoIler Eiienbobn = lllioa
auf Der Henniiloanio-G iiel1bobn
1n Scrien.@itp.

gu NNtt
Ncm 0orf, ). 9%{oucnIbcr. -
&ci einenl Qiicnbnln. llniaq, meld)er
id, Delrtc oili Scr 6M6obn Der Tem-
iplponiu-Giienbobn II Sericp.Git 5lt-
trua, mlirhen iilnfGerionen, Angc-
ltcllte Der 9obn, gtoOtct uno unge-
iGbr 5mnu3i0 ml0cr ldmer perfect.
Gic Gobtcn Iin0 miitcnS Nngeitclte
Scr @cIcIihuit, ndrli6:
&obn Stiacp, Grnton N..S., Sn-
dCnieur olf 3ug u, l04.
&obn Monroc, Frtb Nnibop, On
gcnicur.
&nmc5 WcGlurcNcDorf, Sei5cr.
Spccio 9roSfie, Streden-N niiebcr.
Gin uniocttifi5irr Wom.
llnter ben G%ermnoetcn ~beionoen
Iif: @eofue e. 5%pittlebouie Don
GIi5abeth Rs; ut. II, IS. 9root
bon gli5obetb. rs. V. 6. Nuiion
Zen 9~Seips)orf;; @e9c 9. Eltrd) bon
gtelporf, N3. gSliam Sruina bon
Naenoole, RS, no Rar Gonalb.
ion &criep Gitp,
Der Hoiiogier5L mclder Ebilo.
bclpbio INN 5 llbr8 Min. Mor9en&
pcrlieB, raltntc olrocr 6ohbobn,9l t.
lo9e 81 Sericp Gp nit poQer @e'
idminOigfcit QeGc cine locomotive,
Scinobc iGmmtIit @oiIogicre, mel,
dc pcrlebt mur0e ~befonben iid) I'M
9;olId. @aggon.
Gic T%erontpor hfeit fir Den I'm
foa lit nod nidteltgcItellt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
ltnter 5000 Siirgid)aft.

Gincinntt 8, 6. Nopenber.
Charles 98orrtner, Der ubgc-
icbte 2ofol. SlBneiiter Der ygig
Sour Roilrot Company, melder
on9ci6nloiet $4,000 unteri6lo.
gen 5lr hobel mnroe bcilte gegen
$4,000 9iirGoit iiir iein meitercS
ScrDor ultlat. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
ltdiSa lit gotidafter.

Wabin1ton, 6. Nopember. =
@dron DECENTRALIZATION lit oils Nahfof.
ger oes 8otidniters aopero Sofobira
5lrm Votlhaiter an 0ie Sereittfttcn
Stoaten ernamnt morbem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Die SMcincs @abnGnnigcu.

@rcelb q, Go., 6. Houem-
Der. Sinem Nnioa bon tempo
rorem &oiinn idoB Gomorh 5.
Eerrp, c|ilbemoliaer Mouor bieier
Stoot, bcr orei ieiner &inoer, no.
Bel er cincscrielben tootlid, pcriulln-
oete. Or 'gine Oorouibin Selbit.
moro, inor CT lid, in Die 9rllit
Id,oB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
aeine 8efGtigun!.
GaS @criid)t iibsr ben HuuicDct I'm.
faQ ,uabrid)cinlidJ cine She.

Sic Satin oeS Gr.Er6iiocnt II &C.
tern in Hom gum ewriterI Mo!e
bon Dem @eriid)t in &CnnhliB &C.
icbt. 49, Iiciclbe gIult6t tid)t oas
ran mo beooucrt oie mtte Ser
breitlma. Ger omclifoniid)e
@otiAoit8. SetrctGr @uirCtt in
Mon crbGIt ori }(niroAGlIn Mai
robi berubigUloc Nntmott.
9llldl Don Gntcbbc, llgonOH tre'-
len 1bnIihc 9otihnitct eEl. -
10000 Spnnier in Vlorotto be-
0inllen ben &ormoridJ.
Gutc6bc c, Uganda, e. Noncn1ber.
- Die @eriidte, ooB Dem OberItcn
9io%oicuClt ciIt llnfull 5ugeItoBen lit
i6nlcn NIT Siderbeit III Ibreoc &c.
itClt ucroen. 0aS lebte Wial erblelt
n!oll bier olt 3. Nopcmbcr Don ibln
9taHriht, mo ounalS bate iidl nldtS
Observation-Disclosures 5ugctragen. lie
tol1en0e 9otldait trnf bcllte 9tad)nllt-
t00 pom britiid)cn GommiliGr 5t 81
oomo Hnuine bier ein. Nooleuelt
mar am %. Sftpber III mlSgc5cid)ne-
ter Gerinliiung, mo am 30. Sttobcr
bier crbnltenen Nohrihten 5ufolge
btiono lidl NaeS mobl. Gin an 3.
Atopember bier eingetroiiener Srief
tot bes Sbcriten Hooiepelt feincrlci
GrlpGbnunA. @cm Sellano bon Der
Weleqiboit fronf lit, 10 boben mir,
ncld)e Die ndd)ite meoi5iniide Siilfc
liCiern f0nnteu, feline Hnd)ridt erbols
ten.
Gle Observation-Disclosures beionb
iid) ON ~. Sftobcr 5l GlOama Gis
pine, BON no aus Oielelbe uernrutb-
lid) nod) Dem Sues Snqiibu Hlnteoll
cllibrod. S1l biciem Safe mltBten
Nod)rihten iiber eincn llnioll iiber
oieie Stotiitif pcrmittelt werOcll.
Hon, 6. Nopcmber. Sral!
SGeooore Hooieuelt mllroe crit belltc
pom Dem 8eriidt IN &enntniB geiebt,
OnB ibrem @otten Elm llnioQ 5u9eito-
ion iei. Sic bcoollerte icbr, Oob Elm
itld)eS 8erii6t icltcn SUB ioiicr
tonutc, bod glolbt JIG nidlt, oar
Dem SbcrIten Hoolepelt ctmo3 poiiir'
~" "u lIluH re gemrB 1tnUetSuattdJ DC
Ecd)ridtiat bate. Sbre Srcumo,
monoten iid) acitern Mbeno nit Nn
1rogen an Die mmcritoniide Notihoit
inlo nllf cine Tcpeide bin, Die Sefrc.
tor Sobn W. Garrett nah Noirobi
ob'onote, crbiclt cr bcllte iolocno,
Antruort:
"Sicr mciB mor nid)tS bon oel,
@crild)ten, meIhc mobrihcinlid, iolld'
llno. @ir 5iebcn meitere Grflunoi-
Gllllgen ein. 0epeihen 5lliol9e, net.
dle mir geItern erbiclten, biclt id,
9;oolepclt 81 Nciore bel 2oro 0elo-
mere ullf."
Ter SnboIt Der 0epeid)e wltrbc TO-
tort Srnu Tooieuelt 5uaeihidt, mcld,e
onrilber nod mtebr erlcidtert idien.
Ser &ormar d) begpnnnen.
Wclillu, Worotfo, 6. Nopcn-
Der, 10000 Monn iponiider
Srilppe1, binter meld)cn cine Itorfc
Aelcrpe Itebt, begnnnen beilte Woroeu
cen Sornarlh nIf baS 9eni Sicor
Serritorirm. Ger Snionto Carlos
De Bourbon comnonoirte Die Ipont.
@or0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
S3DOF SraHSidlaoen {.

McmE u e99M!..G., 6. Nop.-
0ic Extraordinarily Scr Norfolf &
SOutbcrm.Gnbobns @eieaiduit iino
bellte bier b 6ener 5crltort NOR.
0cn. Ser l~9eridtete Shooen be
tr0gt $4,000. 100 Eerionen &C:
rIctbcn ootd temporGr onBcr Nr.
hcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
GaIpert- nno Tesette-S trafe.

- gSir 5dbIen unter unfere Sepofitoren
bemtfhe SeipobHer Der Stubt, ipeIde
bic Siderbeit bieles. .Snftituts iin5 pie
-auefi &uftoeH opHe TttQlltpI uuI OLE Vtrbe
gonioS enfeeee uaebradte gleihmdBtGe
.5n ipiirbigcr ipitsn. gsIr lao:n
-5u Sepofiter duf ebeds 3dpibar
poer Ilelfte, etH uHo 6upieH 3R'G
-Sinien nuf Spar,Garti 5u iryeuo eincru
-Sefrnae Don einem 9ouar aitipdris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
gentid)e S%parbanf bon Baltimore.
-slbpeit. Gde-
Baltimore nmo Gntaiu- Strafe.

EYeutdglidt usH 9 biz Q ithr.
Tpnneritag Nteuo bon 6 bis 8 ubr.
Tie @eIoer peroei MIR in foIioen Mftien uni
Shliaationen uuo miSgeipdbIfen Snpotbefen
dugelegt.
GbaS. epilmau, Nrdfoenf.
Charles Gpilmun, Senrp 8. 9reber,
&. 2ieberinedbt, 5enrp SerteI,
Sobn Wiebring, Wtuiam Sptln1Gn.
Gbrift. Sernnieter, Snbi panae,
3. 9enrp Sf1fer, Sdrrb =. Ytnoemafn.
Sobert 2arae, @eorge y. stuhif.
SireItUrer
aarl 2iebertuedt, Sb1tMeifter.
&nt. Gpttman. SiiifssS hubmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Scltiamer SpoesfaQ.

Nem Norf 6. Gopember. -
Gin ihnrf seipibter 9leiltiit nj ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

EaKe sur &ciie ms NmsIanS be.
Iurst 6. Saline, Mr. 413, Ga.YaIti-
mprcitraGe, uabe Gmitpm Sunic Muc.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09

Tuesday night the Jimmy Lee com pany played at the Mesa opera house in Tn the Shadow of St. John,s." a. melodrama of a unique order. The play itself is rather quiet, but mas some strong dramatic situations inter spersed with bright bits of comedy. The roles were filled with understand ing by the players although they were handicapped by having one man short. and being obliged to get up their parts almost or twelve hours notice.
 Jimmy Lee as the priest was the not iceable character playing with nat uralness and ease which was much Ernie Winters had rather thankless role. which he made the most of, being clever actor. Bert Russell played "Jimm'' with dramatic fervor and petite Gladys Halsey was a winsome Agnes" Marie Barbier was a stunning Irish girl. with just the right brogue. while Wanna Ward proved her ability in the part of Nellie
 Last night The old Judge" was the bill. and tonight the company will pre- sent a rollicking farce comedy which is said to be screamingly funny.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
WANTS HIS MONEY.

w A. Tway. president of the High land Construction company. has been in Phoenix conferring with the officers of the reclamation service, and the Salt River Valley Water Users association. The new Eastern canal is completed and as the government is said to be out of funds for paying for further work in this valley. the contractors naturally are after the assurance that the bills will be taken up by some one. The Water Users association is using all influence possible to have a settle ment effected that the farmers may not be precluded from using the wat CT of the canal w. T. Smith. the contractor. is one of the land owners under the Eastern canal system, and is willing and anxious to do all in his power to secure q settlement but feels he must protect himself. as he has many thousands of dollars at stake in the matter.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09

month or so. Street Supervisor Sim- kins expressed his willingness to turn his part of the salary over to the fund. and the citizens in charge of the work stated he would turn in an itemized statement, and the brooms and brushes to the city.
 The following bills were allowed: l.. s. Knipe. city engineer, S94f5o' F. Beber. $4; J. T. Coleman. VI; C. S. Sellers. $2.30: C, E. Borden. $6; H. $. Peterson. city marshal. $126.10; Oscar Simkins. $2; Evening Free Press, s1275: G F.. Silverthorne, $50: J. w. Horseley, s90: l.. V. Guthrie, g: Hugh Stapley, s2.s5; O. s. Stapley. g: Vii vian s. Irwin, g: A. A. Jones. clerk for freight, s110.24, and C. w. Simkins, s2O
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
THE CHANDLER CONTRACT FOR PUMPING WATER
It Was the Chief Subject of Consider
 ation.

The regular meeting of the common council of Mesa City was held Tuesday evening Part of the business under consideration was the contract with H. l.. Chandler. whereby Mir. Chandler agrees to pump water for Mesa for the next ten years.
 A petition was presented by a com mittee from the Brotherhood, which had been signed by number of the Mesa citizens, protesting against sign ing. The gentlemen from the Brother hood made the statement that power could be obtained from the government much cheaper than Mir. Chandler would furnish 1t. Several spoke on this question. and the men had figures down to prove so they thought. their statements.
 The council stated that they had figured this matter thoroughly before entering into contract and wore sure that they had the lowest rates they could obtain.
 H. l.. Chandler said that the council had wired him last summer. when he was east. and he had submitted his es timate which had been accepted, and that he knew he was furnishing power cheaper than the Mesa citizens could obtain it and in fact cheaper than even the larger cities got 1t.
 The minutes of the council were re- ferred to regarding the wiring of bid. and acceptance. and the clerk reported that correct. The mayor also said that Chandler had been furnishing power
 
 already in force and the signing was mere formality. which should be at tended to at once. The contract was not signed but went over on account of the lateness of the hour
 Other business was attended to. in cluding he appointing of Councilman D. Kleinman and R. N. Stapley to look after the cleaning of the Main street every week. which has been taken care of by private citizens for the last
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
VANCE AUDITORIUM.

auditorium this week. but next week the regular moving pictures and vaudeville will be put on. Manager Vance has secured contracts for the following appearances for the winter months. and all the companies are said to be good: On December 21. David Harum' will be played; on January 15, The Great Divide: on January g. Wyoming" and on Feb ruary II. "Temptest and Sunshine, insures a good bill for the theater- lovers of Mesa
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
WoopMAN,s CIRCLE DANCE.

The ladies of the Woodman Circle are busily engaged in preparing for their dance which is to be given Satur- day night in the Vance auditorium. In another column will be found an ad- vertisement of this affair, the space for which has been kindly donated by the management of the auditorium.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
pIITs up HIS MONEY.

Yesterday Ott Porter put up his purse with Dan Kleinman for the race to be run on New Years day. MT. Porter has challenged the winner of the Christmas three -eighths of mills dash to race him week later and the same amount, 5000 will be offered. The Christmas race will be between II. E. Crismon and Wilfred Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
THE CORRECT TIME

to stop a cough or cold is just as soon as 1t starts-then there will be no danger of pneumonia or consumption. Just few doses of Ballarfs Hore- hound Syrup taken at the start will stop the cough. If it has been running on for some time the treatment will be longer. hut the cue is sure.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09

If you are suffering from biliousness. constipation. indigestion. chronic head ache. invest one cent in postal card. send to Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines. Iowa. with your name and address plainly on the back, and they will forward you free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold- by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
THE ALMA LADIES' BAZAAR.

The ladies of Alma ward. are getting their plans ready for the bazaar which they will hold in the Mesa opera house on December 18th. Booths are to be erected and in them the different arti- cles for sale will be displayed. A hot supper will be served, and the good things which these famed cooks know so well how to prepare will be served at a nominal cost. Among the articles which the ladies are getting in readi-
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
EXCURSION RATES.

Next Monday there will be excursion rates in effect between Mesa and Phoenix. for the big baseball game which is to be played in the capital city on that day. Many of the Mesa ties have expressed their intention of taking advantage of this excursion.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
TAKES BACK POSITION.

F.. Corey returned from Los Angeles Monday and got here just in time to take a position with the Shattuck- Nimmo company, who are commencing to experience the holiday rush. NIT. Corey left Mesa nine months ago. hav- ing formerly been employed with this same firm.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
CLEANING BILLIARD TABLES.

A. A. Jones had his pneumatic clean ing apparatus out yesterday cleaning F.. P Growers billiard tables in the billiard parlor. The work was done satisfactorily with the almost human machine of the Jones Davis Furniture company.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
BOUGHT FINE NEW TEAM.

Robert Scott. president of the Salt River Valley bank. purchased fine sorrel and brown team from Hilbert and Nets. Tuesday. It is a carriage pair. and the horses are beauties. The price is said to have been four hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
uIcu scHooL HAS WATER.

The city water has been installed Tn the grammar school across the street. Water will also be put in the north buildings as soon as the machinery for tapping the big mains arrives The new water fountains in the south building are running and doing good service.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-09
VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs. Wesley Hughes of Globe arriv- ed in Mesa on the noon train yester- day on visit with her parents, Pro- lessor and Mrs. H. Q. Robertson. She plans to remain several weeks. and will spend the holidays here if Mir Hughes can join her