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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31
News Budget
 from Stafford

SAFFoRD, August 3o.-'rhc news has only just been verified that Mrs. Dortha Mckinney of SaffOrd was re- married at Bowie August 10, to ole T.. Mckinney, her former husband. MT. about five miles from Bowie, where the reunited family will make their future home. Mir, and Mrs Mckinney are well and favorably known through out the Gila valley.
 O. J. Beverford has moved his fam fly into the Posey cottage on K street.
 Claude Packer has been obliged to bring his infant child down from the mountains for medical treatmenr.
 John Hancock has purchased the Free Hubbard ranch at Hubbard and will make it his home.
 The pupils from Stafford entered at the l.. D. $. academy at Thatcher are Miss Jessie Birdno, Lodema Swanger and Flosse Evans.
 Mrs. John Mutual of Pima was shop ping here today.
 The Madsden party returned from their Black River trip Friday. They report rain every day and loss of three horses which wandered off. Mrs. Emma Merrill of Brice is wis iting the family of her son, Chris Mer Till.
 Much opposition has developed ih Pima to the proposed extension of the Smithville canal. Many think that ii would damage their property. Rev. Dunwoody met his wife at tho train last evening, who arrived from South Carolina. They will leave next Tuesday for Coronado where Mr. Dun | woody will be employed 10 keep the tol gate A. J. Wardlaw, operator at the Saf | ford depot, will be put in charge al the Solomonville office in the near flu | ture.
 Mrs. J. T. Mckinney came up iron Bowie Saturday to visit her parents | MT. and Mrs. Chris Madsen.
 The Robinson party came in thu morning from their trip to Black river
 Mrs. Gustafson, Pima s milliner, mad business trip to our city this morning
 Mrs. William Wakefield will leav' this afternoon for few days vis to Mrs. Frank Andrews of Artesia. l Mrs Don Mcbride of Pima, was il town this morning
 l The house of Frank Matthews a Fairview was struck by lightning Mon day night during the storm. No on was hurt.
 The school at Layton opens Monda, with Prof. Rhoads as principal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31


 sAFFORD, August 5o.-A party consisting of Dr. J. H. Lacy, Drury Lacy, Mitt Simms and Abe Ellison of Solomonville, will leave Wednesday morning on hunting trip to Black river.
 Saturday evening riot occurred among eight Mexieans and the section men at Stafford The Mexicans refused to work or move out of the section houses, so they were arrested and fined by Justice Cotton.
 Mrs. Newton Robinson and son, sc- companied by Miss Zona Robinson, came in from Ca Ifornia yesterday. Mrs. Robinson proceeded to Globe and was joined by her husband at Fort Thomas.
 William Fonda and Miss Lola and Kate Fonda, Miss Cowell and Delbert Welker returned Saturday from Doug las.
 The little girl of Mrs. Carrico of San Jose met with a painful accident Sat urday afternoon. She was thrown from burro and struck her elbow in such a way as to fracture it badly and other wise bruise her arm. She was obliged to drive to Stafford for medical assist ance, where Dr. Warner dressed the wound.
 A few days ago the child of Pres ident Kimball of Thatcher cut her finger with rusty knife. IL became so serious that doctor was summoned who is treating it for blood poison. Mir. Mcdonald, new eomer, vii! bring his family from Colorado and set .t tie at Thatcher. He will put his chil- dren in school at the new academy. | F.. T. Hams came in from Tombstone last evening.
 Mrs. Frida Mashbir will surprise her little nephew, Master Elkan solomon, with party this afternoon, it being his fifth anniversary.
 President Rogers of Layton was drilling well Saturday and had a twenty-two foot easing ready to put in and secured by clamp. The clamp gave way and the pipe fell and struck Mir. Rogers on the head, cutting gash five inches long and rendering him un- conscious He lay undiscovered for two hours. when Dr. Warner was called to dress the wound.
 George Morgan of Wilcox is a bus- ness visitor to Stafford.
 About forty Solomonvilleites pie nicked at the Cienega yesterday.
 Born-lSaturday to the wife of J. A. Webb, of Central, a girl.
 J. NJ. Foster has gone to Los Angeles to visit his family.
 J. N. Robinson drove a bunch of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31
NOTICE TO RED MEN

All Pocohontas and Red Men and wis iting members are cordially invited tt the big blow out at Fashion Hall, Tues day night, August 3l.
 COMMITTEE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31

"The old Rooster Wins" tonight at inc Majestic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31
NOTICE TO UNION MEN

We wish to extend general invita- tion to all members of local unions to take part in the parade, the sports and the ball at night on Labor Dly, September 6.
 COMMITTEE,
 Carpenters and Joiners' Union
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31
STANDING OF CANDIDATES

District No. Miss Alice Grabe 2s7S4 Miss Elsie Harrington .........-....26 26763
 District No. 9 Miss Nellie Freeman .....-.... 22571 Miss Grace Frederick ....... 1S4S5 Miss Eva Greeves... ves........................122 1222l Miss Anna Egner ..........................1 .104S3
 District No. 5 Miss Johnnie Shivers, Solomon 3246S *Miss Mamie Ryan, Solomon 2376S Miss Alice Lacy, Solomorville 20l Miss May Fitzgerald, Solomonville 1T5 Bernice Anderson, Stafford ....... 6l Viola Houck, Stafford 5 Alice Morris, Stafford ord................ A Working Candidates.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31

"Taming Young Hen," at the Ma jestic tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-31

"A Young Hen Famed" at the Ma iestic tonight.
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Thoweekly issue of the"FREIE
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of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t Is
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

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The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
WOULD ALTER
 GARBAGE PLAN PROPOSITION TO PERMIT ANY PERSON TO REMOVE GAR
 BAGE WHO FILES BOND.
Passage of Such an Ordinance Would Effect the Present Garbage Con-
 tract Materially.

At the meeting of the city council tonight probably the most important matter to be disposed of will be an amendment to the present garbage law which will permit any person to remove garbage who may file bond of $500 for the proper fultilment of any work undertaken.
 Under the present ordinance the garbage contract is let to the highest bidder and others arc prohibited from interfering with the work of garbage removal There have been many complaints, the substance of which charge that the present plan formu. lates a kind of monopoly for the con tractors, and because of this there has teen sentiment calling for some modification of the system by which others could remove garbage if they cared to do so.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

nounced reputation as "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. and he sustained 1t well in the production at the AiIdome last night II was by far the best prodltc- tiOn seen in Little Rock for years, and this without regard to the price of ad- mission or the prestige of the actor. The realism in the last act was uncan- nr-if the real can be properly so called Burning chemicals in a way that the flames seemed to lap his body tue actor made the change from Dr. Jekyl to the misshapen fiend Hyde in full view and with face to the audi ence. The changes throughout were made very rapidly and the actiig or Mr. Lorch was the best he has yet done here-and that is saying a great deal.
 It is a one man part largely but the support throughout was good and the frequent applause and curtain calls evidenced the appreciation of the au. dience
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
AT THE AlRDOM5

Last night at the Ardome Nf. me odore Lorch and his excellent com p2ny presented "A Prisoner of N' giers," thrilling drama. to anotlfr large and appreciative audience at the ropu.ar summer play house The scenic effects. interpretation of the Hines, and the full preservation was up to the high standard that has caused the Loreh company to be termed the best repertoire company now on the read
 Tonight Mr. Lorch will present "Dr. Nekyl and Mir. Hyde This is one 6f Mr. Lorch's strongest plays. and made great hit in Little Rock in his aec'ut engagement. as will be attested by the following criticism of Mir Wright of the Gazette:
 Theodore Lorch made his first pro
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
PREPARING MINERAL ENHlBl :
WtI Be One Of the Most Interesting
 Features at the State Far.

Captain w. M. Crawford. of Hot Springs. who has for many years been identified with the miueral interests of Arkansas. has been appointed to t8l@ active charge of the assembling and dispaymg of the mineral depart ment at the State Fair, under the supervision of Mr. Eisele director of this department.
 Captain Crawford desires to get in touch with all persons and firms inter- tested in mineral lands or the deyel opment of any class of mineral in vae state. and is prepared 10 classify, ar range and properly display all eXhiits that are received.
 The extensive balcony. 300XS0 feet, cu the west side of the main eXposi- ton hall has been turned over to Captain Crawford for a great compo- site display of minerology, All thuse who are interested in this department are requested to send their entries or write for information, either tQ Cap tam w. H. Crawford. Hot Springs. or the State Fair Association.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
MRS. DUKE ARRESTED.
After Hiring an Auto is Unable to Pay
 for It's Use.

Nltef hlring an Auto is Unable to Pay
 for It's Use.
 Chicago Aug 3i-Mrs Alice Webb Duke. divorced wife of Brodle l.. Duba. was arrested heee tonight and s,ont the night in a cell at the Harrison stree station
 Mrs Duke was arrested au the com piant of an automobile company be. cause of her inability to pay $40 rent for machine during the lay.
 Before her arrest. Mrs Duke ere olod disturbances at tho Palmer House and in the Criminal Court fuid,nr Al the Palmer House she demlnled thc best suite in the bote' and when asked for it in advance. admitted shc had no money but sad soc would have o0o tomorrow She then tried tc send telcgrams to Goycruo Dneen of thts state and other pr3mlucn; men. but the telegraph operators ir the ho- tcl refused to accept them unless pad f.r in advance.
 Later she went to the Criminal Court Building and told Assistant States At torncy is~y that relatives of her for mer husband were plotting 10 rake hcl life After leaving there she lls- ited number Of lawyers and business mol and tried to interest chem in plan to float a bond issue to save Tur- key from bankruptcy
 Mrs. Duke had been using . hlced aJomobile for a'l these r.rs and when the chauffeur demanded his mchey she declared she Ina ucnc
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
SPECIAL EXCURSION

HOT SPRINGS TO aPINE BLUFF Via. Little Rock X Hot SptlnYs West erp ranroad, Saturday. Sea,ember l. $l.e0 Round Trip Tickets golI re- turning on special excursion train leaving Pine Bluff Sunday aft neon nt ? Q lock, on special cv nsjo1 train lcauug Pine Bluff Mondty morn ing at o'clock, and on regular train leaving Pine Bluff Monday afternoon at 4:S0
 This special excursion train will leave Hot Springs at 5:3O pm, from the l.. R. X II s R. I@ depot
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
TENNYSONS WOMEN"

Mrs M. G. Thompson has consented tc give a lecture Friday evening, Sep tember 3, at the public high school building for the benefit of the build ing fund of the First Baptist Church.
 Her lecture will be "Tennyson's Women" and as Mrs Thompson mas devoted much time and study to tre subject her lecture will be both in terestng and instructive Mrs Thomp- son is a very talented woman and handles her subjects in an original and highly pleasing manner. 9-l 5t
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
REPORT THAT SEVERAL HAD BEEN SEEN SOUTH OF CITY
 BUT THEY DISAPPEAR.
Attorney General Norwood Will Take Up Punishment for Escaped and
 and Make More Severe.
Asss

Although several reports have been received to the effect that some of the escaped conyicts from the work on the hon Mountain road had been seen south of this city. seeking refuge in the woods, the alleged refugees have always disappeared when an inyestiea. ton was conducted. and if the conyicts came this way it Is probable by now they have secured change Of clothing and cannot be identified
 The recent daring escape of eigat 'badrecord" convicts from one of the raiEoad construction camps. has prompeted Attorney General Norwood 10 take steps that will tend to maNe iailbreaking less attractive for con victs hereafter
 Al the next meeting of the pcniten- tiary beard. September 6. he will in- ttoduce resolution instructing Super iutendent Pitcock to furnish to rne prosecuting attorneys of the state the names of al convicts who have es- caped within their jurisdiction within the past three years.
 The majority of this will, of course, be furnished to Prosecuting Attrney Campbell of this place, but there will be some within the jurisdiction of oth CT prosecuting officers.
 Mir Norwood's purpose in this is to secure the better enforcement of the statute provided for the punishment of convicts who have been recaptured af- ter hayig made their escape from the reitetiary or from any coyict camp or police officer Te law provides that a punishmet of from thirty days 10 five years coniincmet in state prison may be inflicted upon a convict for the crime of escaping.
 Heretofore there have been few prosecutions under the statute. appar- ently. but it is the opinion of Attor- ney General Norwood that strict en- fcrcement of this law would deter con yicts from attempted escape. If con vict has the possible extension of five N ar- sentence staring him in the face N will be slow to attempt his get N, thinks the attorney general
 law is a very valuable one" .sid Nr rNorwood, and is the only ,,..,r,o, kagainst an attempted es- c,po N convict is merely brought bacs and \aced in the penttentiasy after ngNccecded in breaking out of prison ana \s given nothing more than the rcmainSSr of his original sen tence to serve. hS there is nothing 10 prevent his repcaNd efforts to gain his rerty But if he[ prosecuted ana sentenced for the cri&e Of oseapinE' m addition 70 his other Senlel'e' li'e' there will be every reas@ TOT ms ''' naming satisfied with hf o'lsin'i prison sentence rather that 'unn'''S the risk of getting another one o" ton of it"
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.
Hot Springs Park co. Smoothing out
 "Leap the Dips.'

Hot Springs Park co. Smoothing out
 Leap the Dps.'
 Architect Miller who constructed the Leap the Dips" on the side of the lake from Wilmington Park. Is in the city and is hard at work taking out the little rough places in the dips and strengthening the supports He is mak- ing many improvements in the dips" and will put in three or four brakes at convenient places. 50 hat the cars may be stopped if desired at most any point on the track. Mr. Miller is the architect for the Tngeusoll Con slruction Company and has made me construction of this kind of amuse- pent devices a life study. The dips" re are said to be one of the finest in Ae country. and as Manager Baker was leased before with its successful const,,f ftion, he will be more than ,;oa.od when MT. Miller finishes his present wTk
 Tho Hot springs Park Company are nlapntnc fo build miniature auto course aronnd the lake, which will be greatly enIa,gcd giving the children l a delightful ride 3ncircling the lake. They contemplate &ahy olheF lm- proyements in tho &ar future, and there will be "sometb;nS uo'ns at the amusement park every Alhu'e'
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
cLoUoBuRsT DESTROYS TOWN.

Rawhide, Ney Aug 11- Su1lttcr. town a settlement l1st south of Raw. h.dc, was swept by 6 ten foot wall If waitr, following coudburs in .ne hlHs to the north tonight, and l3o <bui'dngs were dc3'0.ed. lt is re- &tyd that two womol and icm chil d& are missing
 N cioud broke on the slmmjt of nr N hills to the n1'fa of the camp. In f., ,Amoments gal of watcl was noo- M the slopa. Several struc- tnras N Worn from their foundations ,rl tn,,r Ewn the stream while the srts, ci the %od "a' coveted "'ln urttu,e antm\ 'al all sorts of de- bris