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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11
THE TARIFF BILL HAS
GONE TO CONFERENCE
Eight Hundred and Forty.Seven Senate Amend
ments to the Original House Bill.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-The tariff
now has teen shifted from both
houses OF Congress to conference
committee The House yesterday
adopted a rule whereby all of the
eight hundred and forty.seven amend
ments OF the senate were disaereed
az t.c cen -'C - D. q, -, by
, Senat sran. d. 'en il ub
ms voted against the rule an. ne
m",L t. %.
s." IN '. f1u-. net !. room inter
est was at fever heat. The leaders
IN both sides had notified their re-
speCtive forces TO be on hand.
The debate. which ut times waved
warm. disclosed the fact that there
Sere some Republicans. in addition
10 the soCalled insurgents, who were
get to be pacified before they would
give their votes ON the final passage
# the bill. The Democrats accused
he majority party CT having violated
- ante election pledges. A feature
( the discussion was an appeal by
Chairman Payne to his colleagues 10
-end the conferees TO the Senate un.
hamperea by instructions. He prom.
sed 10 rigidly exact an explanation
VI every amendment made by the Sen
ate. In order that the House con
'erees might report back in a bill
which would meet the approval OF the
majority and Of the country at large
His appeal was granted.
In the course of the debate. Repre-
sentative Mann OF Illinois declared he
would vote against the bill on the
conference report II the Senate pro
vision on wood pulp and print paper
vas retained.
Messrs Randell, Texas; POu. Nortf
Carolina. and Henry. TeVas. oharac
terized the measure as breaking th'
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

fifteen feet from the center OF the
road at the earliest convenience. as
he law requires the right OF way to
be thirty feet wide.
The board adjourned until tomor.
row morning at o'clock.
Thursday. July 8.
The board met this day pursuant
to adjournment, with all members
present. when the following orders
were made:
That the following bonds be approx
ed: o. @. Russell as notary public:
B. W. Tillis. notary public; b. n.
Joiner. notary public.
That the following bills be paid:
John Roberts, services inquest, So;
John Roberts. jury and witnesses.
sl2GO; John Thomas. services. SO; g..
A. Byles, road work. sl.25; Dixie Cul-
vert and Metal Co. S2s.6O.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
Friday. July q
The board met this day pursuant To
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

Republican pledges to the American
people.
In pleading for the opportunity to
vote separately on the various amend
ments Mr. Bartlett. Georgia. declared
he vas in favor OF the amendments
providing for free cotton bag.
ging and the drawback on cotton ties:
hut as to the corporation tax. he said
II was "a subterfuge. a pretext. q
sham" placed In the bill to defeat the
income tax.
Speaker Cannon announced the fol.
lowing as the House confeTees:
Payne. New York: Dalzell. Pennsyi-
vania; Mccall. Massachusetts,: Bou-
tell. Illinois; Calderhead. Kansas;
Fordney, Michigan. Republicans:
Clark. Missouri Underwood. Ala
bama; Griggs. Georgia. Democrats.
Senators Aldrich, Cullofn. Hale. Bur-
rows and Penrose. Republicans. and
Daniels. Money and Bailey. Demo
CIdtS. WtTe appoihAcu CouleFeNs oh w
half Of the Senate.
The Senate yesterday passed the
Philippine tariff bill and the bill auto
matioally continuing the Porto Rican
budget.
An amendment by Senator John
stOn. Alabama. declaring the intention
Of the United States eventually 10
grant independence TO the Philippines
was opposed as being out OF place and
Eas rejected.
by the adoption of the House reso.
luton an invitation was accepted ~
Congress TO be present az the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
Before adjourning the Senate 70
ceived official announcement OF tfs
death OF Representative cushman cf
Washington and adjourned out Of &C.
spect 20. his memory,
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

Gainesville. Fla, July 5.
Tie Board OF County Commission
ers met this day as required by law
20 equalize the taxes for the year
1903. Present: J. G. Dampier. chair
man, &. W. Summers, .. =. Cannon,
J. W. May and J. +. Townsend. as )
Tax Assessor COlson.
The meeting was called - order
and the equalizing of taxes was taken
mp. After the examination OF a por.
tion Of the assessment roll for 1909
the board adjourned to meet tomor.
row morning at Q o'clock.
Tuesday. July 6.
The board met this day with al.
members present. The minutes Of
last meeting were approved and the
following orders made:
Ordered. That $. H. Wienges be
lad as auditor $50. W. NJ. Torlay.
. ard, $50; Nose sherman, ianitor.
-; Bell Telephone Company, 81;
HANAAAfNr ~ aAsAl sAAs'lA Naa' .t f
-; Mrs. Ida Streoper, care Chas
Wise. SIS; c. c. Warren, game war-
den. 81, Richard Griffin. usupcr, So.
The following persons be paid for sup
pert. Bessie Coods0n. s.: Elizabeth
Jones. s.; Mary owens. 50; W. "
Ward, So. :. II. Wicnges, minutes
court, $7l.2O: Benson * Son, work at
Jail, Sll.5J; Benson x Son, road work,
S6.75; J. :. Bedford. medicine. S2.2';
W. s. Broome. county attorney SO;
East Florida Telephone Co., $i.2o; W.
NJ. Johnson. drugs. $3.50. prs Nc
kiustry, services OF jail, s.; G.. ;.
Merchant & Co. suudries. Si.7o; r..
l. Montgomery. for county roads. -:
T. \. Waits. road work. $50; J. r.
Feister. road work. $56.25: J. q.
Dampier. roads. $3.50; Rockford Thom-
as, road work. - cents 5. Z. BroOker
road work. $3.50; Geo. L Browne.
rcsd work - cert#. uish0pNarT.s5E
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

adjournment, with all members pres
err.
The ec"alsEaticp OF taxes was re-.
sumed and the county levy was made
twelve mills. making a total for State
and county Of 1917 mills.
The report OF J. ID. MathesOn. county
treasurer. was received and ordered
fled.
The board adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11
sMALL-TRoWsRIpoE.

Al the home Of the brides mother.
Mrs. Small. Miss Barbara and Mr..
Earl A. Trowbridge we're married.
Rev. B. y. Green. pastor of the Baptist
church. officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by only n few relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Trowbridge
will make Waldo their homc.-waldo
News.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

services, 81, IRA j. carter, Jury ana
witnesses. IS: s. q. Wynnc. services
50: Ira J. Carter. services, 81; Ira j.
Carter. jury and Witnesses. SIG; 5. G..
Wynne. services. 81: J. T. Stokes.
services, $40; J. T. Stokes. jury an6
witnesses Sl;.65; F. G. Ramsey. serv
ne jurors, $500; =. C. Ramsey. feed
ng prisoners. Sl5l.2O. Whereupon the
board adjourned until tomorrow.
Wednesday. July Z.
Board met with all members pres.
ent pursuant to adjournment. The
board being called TO order the fol-
lowing unfinished business was taken
up:
Ordered. That H. G. Mason be paid
for examining lunatic. 81; John Jones.
repairing county jail roof. SO: J. @.
Dampier. road hands, 5000; c. W.
Summers, road hands, $3.50; o. p.
Cannon. road hands, $3.50; J. w. May.
road hands, $500; J. F. Townsend,
road hands, s175. Costs in criminal
court cases: II. G. Mason. sllS.9j;
p. G. Ramsey. $3I5; G. w. Livingston,
s2l.9j; S. II. Wienges. $lll.l2; c.
5. Wienges. $3.50; L. w. Fennell,
SG2.SO; S. c. Wynne. s692j: Ira J.
Carter. $59O5. J. A. Carlisle. $50 %;
II. {. Sealey, SI53: w. c. Hague. IS:
T. G.. Spencer. 81, r. r. Henderson,
$l9.5i: }. u. Siford. SlI s o. Barron
Si.o5: ". T. Waters. $40: NJ. A Bex-
ley S7.3S. J. .. McGrin, Sll0; J. T.
Stokes. Sis. W. r. Harris. slfo; r
C.. Cason, services inquest, Siin. 7
". Kincaid. road fund. $4,000; II l.
Montgomery. road fund, Sl.l73.GG. G
l.. Bittingcr. secretary road conyen.
tiou. 50; Robert Cason, aid. g., =
G Ramsey. road work. $50, =. G. Ram
-ov. paper. Sll.
That The Gainesville sun l. desig'
mated as the official paper 10 publish
the acts OF the Legislature for 1903.
That bill Of r. D. Ford for nursing
Tom Wynne. also team hire, be re-
fused.
That bill Of Drs. Montgomery and
Johnson for surgical attention %
Wynne. be- refused
That whereas. there H. a growing
demsnd throughout th" county for
better roads. and whereas the board is
anxious 20 comply with the demand
therefore be- DO ordered that all per
sons owning land and having the same
.uI1.r fence Move 'h,ir fences bach
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

Keep your eye on the want ads.
There may he something advertised
which N Of interest So you.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-11

deterioration from the previous high
conc, ,tion.
Sales for the week were 2SS bales.
The following prices we're based ON
factors quotations and are revised
weekly ON FRIDAYS:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
90 trM9erii0,
SaB ttele Sun Mntsmier Die Grntz
baftigfeit ibrer Sage uibt
e%rfertnetr.

9tiidenidmer5 lit 10 triigeriid). @r
tonmt nno gebt nno 1T fir gud Elm
&dtiel.
2ernt Die ltria6e fennen unb BELT
lie oann.
gteltnmal bon sebnmol fon1mt lie
bon Den 9ierer.
9esbalb peroen 0oon's 9iaen tie
beIeitigen.
Sic bei1en iebe Gierenfranfbeit
bonn Giideniduer3 bis our 3ufer=
franfbeit.
9ter sum 9emeiIe Elm San @r=
tonic San.
6rau @uitab Geidert, 400 Weoin
Abetlte, San Intonio, Seras, pobn=
bait, io9t: u&iidenidmer5 peruriadte
mir langere 3eit biel 2eioen. Sd
fornte nodts nidt i6lafelL uor rer<
pos nno idmod uno beiaB feline
gnergie. Iaes ipos i9 tot geI6ob
ut1ter Ani trengung 1tno autpeilen mor
es mir megen Der SGmer8en in mel
mem Giiden gdn5lt6 nnmogli6, mid
5u biiden. 0balei6 nidt oaran ee-
nobnt, Weoi5in 8u 1ebnlell per-
l1limnlerte lid mein 3uItano nerart,
ooB i6 mid entidloB, irgeno etlpas
51 tnrt. Sd beeann Doan's Mieren
Hiuen 81 febmen nro befono mid
In fnr5er 8eit better. 9o i6 NIT
Dem 8ebroltb Ser BiGen fortfubr,
perlieB nit Der Hiidenidmer5, ib ee-
lpann meine Stdrfe ul1o gr1ergie pie-
Der nno meme Nieren nuroen tpiee
Der aeiu1to. Doan's @ieren gilell
boben mir 10 biel qutes eetatl oaB
t6z iie biermit auf oas brineenIte EN-
pfeble. Mon fam iie III Ser 8eror
Drug So. erbalten.
Bum @erfouf BEL oGen SanoIern.
Ereis so Gents. Softer Weilburn
So, Buffalo, Seem gorf, oaeinige
@gellten fir oie Ser. Stoaten.
@rinnert gn6 oes Namens =
9oons uro rebmt feline anoerell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
500 8elphnmna. 1 0

9ie Seier 0ieier 3eitune iperoen lit9
%freuen, gu erfabren, oab es ipenigitens
cine 9efir6tete &ranfbeit eiebt, pel6e
Die @iHenfbaft in al ibren @tufen gu
beilen imitaitoe lift; Sau &ntarrbz&ur
1T Die ein5ise iebt Der dr5tliden 8riioerz
l6aft befannte poiitipe Sur. @atarrb err
for6ert ols cine &onititutionstrantbe:t
cine fonititutioneae 8ebanblung. 9all's
&atarr6e&ur niro innerli6 aenonmen
nno ipirft bireft nif bas 8Ilf uno sic
i6leimisen 0berfldben bes @ntems .oae
0ur6 Die 9runolaee Der &ranfbeit 8ere
lt6reno nnb benz 9atienteu &raft gebei1o,
tnoem fie Die &%onititution oes &orpers
aufbalit uno Der Natur gu i6rem @erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer baden 10 bieG Ser
tralIen 5u ibren 9~eilfrdften, bnB fie 100
Dollars Selobn1ng fin ieoen SAL ana
bieten, ben lie 8u furieren berfeblen. 2aBt
gn6 cine 2iite bon 3eugniiien fornnren.
Won aoreiiere:
S. S. gbeueb& 60, Golebo, 8 /.
@erfauft bon alien Npotbefen, .75c.
Saus Samiliene8iaeu iinb Die beiiell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28

gleid iagel11 mas ib in 4merifa su
tun bate; oenn Sic, Ste limo mein
6renno: i6 bobe oen Namen Ser
5~lpeiten Salfte bes Woroers aeiud)t!@
p@as ia9ten Sie?. @os?. /.
Zen Namen Der 5tpeiten Sdlfte. z"
Sang ri6tie. 9ls mir Sc @fon.
bier oos lebte Mol perlieBen, fanl1te
1d Die beioen 5dlften oes Moroers
rllo ben gtomen MIR Ser ei1el1 oieIer
9alften. Sd bin nod @merifa ge-
golgen1 I'M i'm bort gu inden. f"
Nir betraten ben 3eugen5aol. III
les nmrillgte Houletabiae nit lcb-
batter Seilnabme. Der @eporter
mar iebr liebenstuurbig; MIR @rtbnir
Stance bebanoelte er nit merflider
aalte. 4ls oarauf Sriebrif 2arlan
IN ben Saal trot, beeliidte er i'm
nit eiilem iener Sanoeoriide, oereir
i6mer5baftes @ebeimnis er aGein al
fenne1 iheint. Mfon fomntt babel
nift pbne 5erbrohene Singer oopol1.
I'm inn 10 piel Spmpatbie gu be5ei-
gen, maBte Houletobile mobl felt
oapon iiber5eugt fem, oab er i'm
geidlagen bette. 2arian lGde(te
lelbltbetpuBt nnb fragte ebenfaas,
mas er IN @merifa gemodt babe.
Gonletabiae nabm i'm frennoi6aft-
lid benin Irm uno er5dblte inn mini
oeltens 5ebn ieiner &eiieanefootell.
BloBli6 aber ionoerten Tie iif polt
ben llebrigen ab uno unterbielten
fid bon erniteren 9iugen. Mus Dis
friction lieB ib iie allein. 3loern
NOR ih iebr nengierig, fpieoer IN Ser
Sibungsiaal 5uriid5ufebren, mo- init
Ser 8ernebmrung Der 3eugen fort
gefabren muroe. Sd nabm meinen
Blab pieber elm, fotnte ober ioglei6
bemerfen, BOB oas 8ublifum oett
ietigen 8erbanolungen perbdltniB.
maBie nenig geoe1ttrng beileete uno
u~ngeouloig mlf Die liebente Stunoe
barrte.
tSortieeuta torst.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28

Sem 9lid iud)te mid. Gr la5
MIDI nidt. SD periu6te, mid aus
Der Menee Die mid u~morGngte,
longiom 81 befreien nno perlieB Sen
Stbuilgslaol fat aleid8eitig nit
G%ouletabiQe.
Mein lieber 5reuno fam mir mil
groBer Ser8lidfeit entgegen. gr par
9lufli6 ullO iebr geiprad)ig unb
lhittelte mir eiu iiber oos anoere
Wfal iubelno Die Sdnoe. SD iogte
81 ibm;
SD frage Sic nitt, mein lieber
5reuno mas Sic in 4merifo getutl
baden. Sic miirben mir obne 3mei-
fel. geraoe mie Dem Er1iioenten. er-
tpioerL ooB Sic mir erit unt 6olb
Steben cine 9(ntrport geben fon>
men.
aNein, mein lieber Sainc(air,
nein, neinl, Sd peroe S6len
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
Gin fnrdtbarer llebcrfaa.

nTor nngefabr 10 Sabren nuroe
mein 8ruoer uiiberfauen" uno ie6r
IN ieiner @rbeit, @eiunobeit uno
Slid gebinOert, BON, mas er iiir
boffnugsloie ShDinoiubt oniob~.
i6reibt SO. q. 2ipscomb bon @oi6-
ington, q. s.. vgr nabm aGe Cor
ten Weoi5inen uno 8ebanolungsme-
tbooen bon 9oftorerl, fano aber feline
Siilfe, bis er Or. Sings Seem Dis
coberD gebrou6te unb nod 6 Sla-
i6en boaig furiert murbe. Or lit beu-
te elm geiu1oer Wann." gs linoert
i6nea uno lit Die iiderlte aur fir
i6pade ODER wunoe 2ungen, 9llt-
tungen, Sulten nslo @rfaltungeL
8ron6itis, Ga Grippe, @itbma uno
ale 8ron6itii6en 2eioen. so Gents
un6 81. Reconsideration frei. Ser
faiiit BON alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
GIN Mitttppd fano Die Sod.

Nm @ittno6 funo Die 8od<
5eit oes 9errn 4ooIpb 9febcl
init 6rdulein 2poia Sod itatt.
Die inngen 2eute, oeren Somilieii
an ben angeieberiten oeutI6en 5ani-
Iien Der Staot eeboren uno Die Iif)
ielbit zines groBen gefamntenfreiIes
e%rfreuen, muroen am Miitttpod abeno
III Der Iutberiihen ct. Sobanuis
Stride pom Haitor @artmann getraut
uno es bat mol nod ME cine Srall-
urg IN iener Stride itattgefun6en,
Die cine FOLDER 8efuher-W enge at,-
se5ogen batte, mie bieie. Naf Der
Srauuug fubren bas junge 8aas
nno oie &oh5eitsgdite nod Dem Sou-
ie Der 8rnlteltern oil Der Datota
GtraBe, mo cine gldn5enoe @od3eits-
feier Itattfano.
Durh ben 3~ulammenltitr5 eli,
nes @eriiites bel Dem 6otelbau an
Der gde bon ct MarD nto @oultoll
GtraBe muroe Der Mrbeiter Soul
giel, t15 Gin5 StraBe, idiper ON
aopf perlett uno 5pei anoere, Clos
Qomb uno ". Gartene5, erlitten leih-
te 9erlebunget.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
aas edte 6. unb Z. Bud Mpfes.

glbertus Naeuus, Die esbptii6en Sc
b%eiinnifle. 9as 5iebenmal berfieeelte
BUD, fotpie biele anbere merfipirpigc.
ieltene Bidder itber Magie, Sbnpatbie.
Ma9nettsmi1s uno 9bpnotismus. Hlns
leten6it6er. $ranmbii6er, Bunftirbiiz
der II. t. 10. &~nfra9en tuerben ousfiihrz
lid beantfportet. &otalo9e frei. Nseuz
ten berlangt.
9. eaGs, 432 Oft IT. Ctr. 81. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28
81 q Voot non mocbono hot-

q. S. 8Ogt DOH WtocD0HQ Dat
tie Die @alpeiton, Sarrisbure & San
@ntortio @~iienbabn auf 5000 Sda-
oe1eriab ipegen lleberfabrens ieines
Sunoes, oeiien @ert er 10 bod torier-
tie, perflagt. Sroboem Serr 8ogt in
riibrenoer @eiie Die @or5iige ieine5
Surloes Dor @eridt erfldrte gab Die
Surp Oenno6 Elm 8eroift fir Die
@erflaaten ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28

Sobn $. gpIrou, offentIider 0o-
tar. @runoeigentum. Ggent fiir
BeniionsanIpriide. 8immer 8, ct.
Sames Sotel, Oft.SouIton Strobc,
8eioe Telephone $50.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF MARiCOPA, IN THE
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the matter of the Estate of w H.
 Hanson. deceased
 Notice is hereby given. that in pur- suance of an order of the probate court in and for the county of Maricopa, ter ritOry of Arizona, made on the 17th day of December 1909, in the matter of the estate of w. H. Hanson. deceased. the undersigned. the administrator of the estate of said deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder. subject to confirmation by said probate court. on or after Tuesday. the 4th day of January. 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the office of the clerk of the probate court. in the courthouse. in the city of Phoenix. county of Maricopa. territory of Arizona. the following de- scribed property. to-wit:
 Lots twenty-one (2D and twenty two (22) of block thirty-nine (39) of the Capitol addition to the city of Phoenix. county of Maricopa. territory of Arizona.
 Terms of sale: Cash or part cash and remainder in deferred payment in the manner provided by law.
 J. c. WHEELER. Administrator of the Estate of w. II.
 Hanson. Deceased.
 Dated this 17th day of December, 1909.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
MESA DEPARTMENT
CHARACTER DANCE
 WELL ATTENDED
One Of the Most Successful Events of
 the Season.

The Mesa opera house was filled last night with motley crowd that repre- sented every age. apparently. under the sun. Greek maidens, stately ladies. In dian maids, cavaliers and testers gath cred for the evenings festivities. There was also a large number of onlookers who enjoyed the spectacle almost as by the fancifully dressed characters were allowed on the floor at first The judges for the best represented cos- tumes chosen were ]. T. LeSueur. Mrs Ruth Huber. Professor II. Q. Robert son, Mrs. sarah Mcdonald and F. T Pomeroy.
 It was difficult to decide on the best representation. as so many of the cos tunes were good The following selec- tions were finally agreed upon: First for ladies and gentlemen. Miss Alton Clark and Howard Peterson. who were dressed in full Scottish Highlander rig: the seconds were Miss Jennie Brundage. as an Indian maiden. and Joe Perkins. who appeared as Happy Hooligan. Miss Leila Kemp won the ladies third representing a Dutch girl. including the wooden shoes. and Con way LeBaron won the mems third. He represented a painter and wore q white duel suit on one leg of the trusers was painted Painting" while the other one read "Papering" And across his back was. "Ou. work guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
GAVE A SURPRISE PARTY

MT and Mrs. Fred Vance. who have ,een here with their son Merele during lis serious illness. were given genu- ne surprise party Friday evening by 'ome of their friends The guests went n q body to the Vance home. taking with them many delicious eatables. and when they arrived at their destination Mrs. Vance was sitting before the fire. md the only words she seemed to be ,ble to say in her bewilderment were oh, do wait till l get my shoes on Mrs. C. l.. Williamson and Mrs Lew 'uber were the chief instigators of the tffair. which passed ofS so pleasantly. \mong the guests were MT. and Mrs. Sam O'Conner. MT. and Mrs. c. C. Pierce. MT and Mrs C. L. Williamson. Mir. and Mrs. Lew Cuber. Mrs. Burdge md son. Miss Pierce. Miss Josephine Simpkins and Leo Cuber.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
WORK PROGRESSING AT

Thirty new scrapers were sent out to Sacaton yesterday. There are now l50 mules at work. and the men have been working on the 500-foot cut through the rock. which will mean a big part of it done. There are now 120 men on the force, most of whom are Indians. All the foremen. with the exception of two Indians, are white men. and the indians are considered among the best workmen. L. C. Hill was a recent visitor at the camp and approved of the locating of the line for the work. All the concrete work and freighting is being done by the red men. and the. are considered most satisfactory
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
CALIFORNIA GROWER
 OF FINE ORANGES
Believes the Mesa Land Better Suited
 to His Purpose

w. F. Porter, who owns big orange grove in Tulare California, has been here for some time investigating the conditions in Mesa with view to lo- eating He is so well satisfied that he will eventually locate here. He said yesterday: While l have no acres in bearing in Tuiare. in navels and Va iencias. believe the claimatic condi- tions and soil are rnore favorable for the growth of the oranges in Mesa than any other pace l have been in the valley. or for that matter in California. The soil being composed of decomposed granite and plenty of lime. insures color flavor that cannot be surpassed, all though the California fruit is as large as the Arizona" MT. Porter is q friend pf Dr. T.. r. Myhand.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
MAKING ADDITIONS TO STORE.

O. S. Stapley is looking very pleased yer the big additions which have been made in his store recently. He has -wo large store rooms 25 feet by 150 'eet, built behind the furniture and
 rockery departments and the vehicle
 tore room, and these new rooms will De used for the display of the furniture which has been packed up in the ware louse. MT Stapley believes in buy Ing his goods in carload lots. thereby Deing in better position for selling his goods with other big firms, and to properly display this big line all of the room he has will be needed and more
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
ARRIVALS AT HOTELS.

At the Alhambra hotel: A. L. Simp- son. Los Angeles; Evelyn Constance. New York Marion Rochester. New York: Marion Rochester. New York: w NJ Bergman. Phoenix: I. H. Arnold. Fl Paso: Dr l.. NJ Swiergert. Phoe nix: D. O. Johnson, St. Louis; w. A. Perish. St Louis: C. \. Kelley. C. M. Watts. J. A. Fulton. Thomas Fisher and I. Turner of Phoenix.
 At the Mesa: William Campbell. Bis bee; ] w. Bonner. Phoenix; J. w. Jen- sen. Phoenix: Mert Minor. Roosevelt: George F.. Knight. Phoenix. and John Strahan. Desert Wells.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Ca taTrh is d blood or constitutional dis ea ,a. and in order to cure 1t you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarr Cure is taken internally. and acts direct ly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack med icine. It was prescribed by one of th' best physicians in this country fO gears and is d regular prescription IL is composed of the best tDnics hIOwI combined with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect combination of the two in gredients is what produces such wonder ful results in curing Catarrh. Send fo testimonials free
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 Toledo, O Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19

Sunday services will be held, with the afternoon session at o'clock in the tabernacle The NJ. I. A. preliminary program will include Christmas story by Serena Pomeroy. vocal solo by Cove NJ. Phelps and recitation by Miss Leila Kemp entitled A Christ mas Idyl.'
 At the Baptist church the pastor. the Rev. C. Sidney Maddox, will officiate tt the morning service. Sunday school tt 10 as usual, and. the Young Peoples union in their room. In the evenin" instead of the usual services. the Brotherhood will have charge. and J. r. Cleveland. secretary to Governor Sloan. will be tine principal speaker.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19
WILL GIVE HIM A SOCIAL.

The seven presidents of the Quorum of Seventies of the Mormon church win give a farewell social and enter tainment to President George w. Lewis m Tuesday evening. January 1. in the Mesa opera house. Mir. Lewis. who is ,ne of the seven presidents. is called m mission, and this will be the oc-
 asion for the gathering of his friends Q bid him God-speed. A good program s being arranged and it will be an in 'eresting evening to which the public will be cordiall'- invited