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Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

cases. No property will be sold to negroes or Mexicans. the intention be- ing to make it purely white mans summer resort. What highways. and paths that will be needed for the con venience of all, will be reserved, and will be private. Right of ways for street car, electric and telephone lines will be reserved. Saloons or dis reputable persons will not be allowed on the grounds or have any connection with them.
 The exceedingly low price at which these acres are being sold will make it necessary for the cash basis to be the method of handling all transac- tions. Receipts have been signed by the owner, and left with the Valley Bank or Phoenix, where the buyer may procure them by sending a check pay able with their order. Deeds will be forthcoming to the purchaser. as soon as a meeting is called, and the method of division of the lots has been made by the owners, the date of which meet ing will be given the owner in a suf- ficient length of time ahead. so that he may be present at the meeting. either in person or by proxy.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
RICH STRIKE MADE
 NEAR WINCHESTER
Chas. Faunc of Phoenix Strikes it Rich on the Mary 1.

Winchester, via Vicksburg, June 20. Especial correspondence of The Re publican 1.-Two weeks ago a strang- CT came into camp. Nobody knew who he was or where he came from. This quiet unassuming man went to work invading the hills and gulches in quest of the precious metal A few days ago he returned to camp with few pieces of very good looking rock, He had it assayed and got the follow ing: gold, $127.5O; silver, S15.25; gold, SS7.75; silver, $S.50; gold, $51.00; sil- yer $6S0
 He immediately went to where he found the float and found a vein of quartz and hematite, this he staked and named the claim the Mary l. after and in honor of a beautiful and popular young lady of Phoenix He will commence organizing a company to develop the property at once.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
MOST SUITABLE GIFTS
 FOR JUNE WEDDINGS
Hammered Brass and Copper Novelties at the Big Curio Store.

Considerable has been said in the
 course of this month about the rela-
 ton of BalBe's Big Curio Store to June
 weddings. It could not appropriately
 have been said before and can not be said again until next June. But while
 June lasts the Big Curio Store will continue to give good advice to those
 who contemplate making June wedding gifts. There, for instance, are the cop per and brass novelties much more suitable and more appreciated on ac count of their uniqueness than cut glass and silver, which have become so conventional as to be mOnOtonous The Russian hammered brass is es- pecially appropriate as a wedding gift. 1 There is not a bridge, and there is no Jwoman who will ever be a bride. who would not be gladdened by such a gift. The Russian hammered brass is found in a great variety of designs at the Big Curio Store. It was especially se- ] lecte and imported by Mir. Bake and ! it's genuineness is guaranteed by the stamp of the Russian eagle on each piece. This is an industry which has been carried on in Russia for genera tions and for years has been given the ! announcement of the government. There are trays, jardinieres. candle
 sticks, etc. A few of the pieces are old and almost historic. while others are | copies. but all are of the genuine Rus ' sian manufacture.
 The price is as varied as the de- | sign Some of the pieces are sold for as little as a dollar and. from that up
 to the larger and more expensive i pieces.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

pines and oaks. with enough timber to almost pay for the land should the investor desire to cut it.
 As soon as there are a sufficient number of buyers, the Development company has been assured of the eX- tension of car, electric, and telephone lines, into the grounds This will make it possible for the dweller in the va cation cottage, to have anything need ed to make comfort and contentment, as well as a guarantee for transporta- tion to the heart of the city of Pres colt, within a fifteen minutes ride.
 The 400 acres of this beautiful PhOe- nix summer colony will be sold at S25 each, regardless of location. Every lot is worth more than the money, un- improved. and will be worth four times the money asked for it as soon as building is commenced. After a suffi- cient number of buyers have invested in Idylwild a meeting will be called in Phoenix, to divide the acres among the owners of the tract sold. in a fair and impartial manner as the majority of the acre owners vote. each acre to represent one vote. Each man and ev- cry person is guaranteed as many full
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

pines. and build a summer home a mile high? So speaks B. w. Getsinger of the Arizona Auction & Development company.
 \ "cOzy corner in natures garden is Idylwild, nestling amongst the rocky glens mile from Prescott-a beauti- full park containing nearly 400 acres of wild and romantic scenery. Surely an ideal place for a summer cottage. where one may spend a summers va cation in rest and quiet. Where the climate is perfect, nights cool and re freshing. A retreat for the business man, worn out by the years turmoil and troubles Far from the land of worry, and hurry. There are wells of cool water, mountain streams spark ling and icy. Shade is in abundance, and the WildnessN Nof the surroundings makes the dWeller forget that the heart of Prescott, furnishing every accom- modation is but a few minutes ride distant Idylwild is not situated in a rock bound location where nothing but shale and rocky roughness exists, but there are level spots, large and yer dant with iuXuriaht growths of green grass where the children can play. and
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
'1DYLW|LD" 4 DELIGHTFUL HILL RESORT
Far From the Worry Business Cares High Up Among the Pine Clad Hills
 nix Valley andI Invgorating

Why g the coast to escape the heat and burning sun? Why go where the early morning is clothed in fog and damrncss, where the midday heat is stifling, murky and unbearable? Why not stay in the healthful dryness of Arizona's atmosphere? Why not go to the higher attitudes at Prescott. where the nights are refreshingly cool. making it necessary to sleep in blank cts, where the temperature of the mid de day is just right and comfortable? :? Why not go to Prescott to get away from the suffocating heat, and the hurly burly of business cares, and have twice the good time mid the shade, rippling streams. and beautiful scenery. at one half the expense, that it would cost to go to the coast2 Why not buy a lot in ''Idylwild,' among the
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

grow healthy during their summers recreation.
 Mr. Getsineer predicts that within a very short time this property will double and treble in value, and the business man, or young man with a little capital can safely invest here and make d big earning on his invest ment. Every home built will increase the value Cf every other lot and as every buyer gets a clean deed to his property. he may sell or trade as he likes. Six houses and cabins are al ready on the property. which will go with the acres on which they are To- cated without extra expense to the buyer. The best of these is valued at $500. Others range from $1O0 to $500. Several acres are of garden land and are worth S2G0 per acre. Almost every acre of Idylwild is situated among the
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

acres as he shall have deposited $25 each for. He may take them separate ly. or together as each shall elect at the time of purchase. after which the owners may exchange. buy or sell as they like and there is no doubt but what the buyers will find this a prof itable field for speculation, though the building of the vacation home the summer cottage is the idea that is being encouraged. Many societies, commun- ities. and clubs will no doubt get to- gether and purchase a section of the tract to have asummer outing to- gether.
 The restrictions in regard to the buying of Idylwild are very few It is primarily an outing spot, a place for the summers vacation and effor.s to foster improvements along these lines will be given the preference in all
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
QUEEN CREEK SETTLERS
Want the Lands Restored to the
 Public Domain.

Washington, June 23.-(SpeciaL)- Delegate Cameron has been requested by homesteaders on lands southeast of Mesa City in the Queen creek dis trict to have the lands restored to the public domain. MT Cameron will take up the matter with the land of flee in a few days
 The postmaster general has order ed, on the recommendation of Mir. Cameron, a mail route established from Prescott to Walker A pen sion has been granted Mrs. Lucinda M. Legro of Phoenix for SIP.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
Just Asking.

Could you give a man a job this morning."
 Could I? I'm looking for men,
 Well. I was afraid of that, but l thought it a duty to ask. Good morn ing."-From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

1000 LBS. BIG RIPE CHERRIES, 1oc PER LB. 1000 BOXES GALL FORNIA BLACKBERRlES, 3 FOR 25c.-MeKEE'S CASH STORE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-12-18
CALL Meeting
E. !. BOARD Of TRUSTEES
City Of new IBERIA, LOUISIANA

New Iberia. la Dee II. %
The Mayo, and Bua,d Of T,us
tees met this Jay pursuant I" Call
with Mayor j. S Power ~ the
Chat, and the following members
present. to:vit: Measrs. Krnnuhet
T,ai,or Rhheck. Girard. South
well and Erath Ahsen'. Messrs.
Mlguez and Lassalle.
The object of The meeting VAS
then read which is as follows. TO
wit
New Iberia. La. Dee. IL. 'Oo
To the Members nf the Board of
Trustees Ut the City "f New
iberia, Louisiana
Gen'lemer: You are hereby no
tilted that there will be tall
meeting Of the Mayor and Board
of Trustees Of the City Of New
Iberia. Tuesday. December 18th.
at l o'clock L. NJ for the purpose
of reading and approving minutes;
receiving reports Of officers: re
ceiviDg communication from the
Truck Growers associations and
from the Douglas Institute and
taking action on same; receiving
for liquor license and
acting upon same; taking action
~ regards to the extension of the
City limits; receiving bids for sup
Plies for the@Fire Department;
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Mr. I. u bu,kr appeared i,
behalf of The New Iberia. ST
Martin aud Northern Railroad
Company Ia regards 20 the now
pending snit ~ the Mofgan's Lou
fsians and vssas Railroad and
Steamship Company against the
salA New iberia, ST Martin and
Northern Railroad & Company,
claiming the ownership of certain
streets in the City of New Ioeria
and enjoining the said New Ibe-
ria. st. Martih and Northern
Railroad Company from crossing
SAID streets and explained the ma
ture Of said s,i.. when it WAS
moved by Mr.. Girard, seconded by
Mr.. Erath, and carried by the fol
lowing Yea and Nay vote, to-w7':
Yea, Messrs. RenOudet, 1rainOr
Ribbeck, Girard, Southwell and
Erath, Nay none, that the City
Attorney be authorized to inter
vene in said suit on behalf Of. the
City of New Iberia and claim the
title to the streets claimed by. the
MOrgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company.
The matter Of the donation by
tho Morgan's Louisiana aud Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
to the City Of a street beyond JEFF
fersOn street was taken up aud laid
over to the next regular meeting.
A petition from the Douglas In
stttute asking for a donation to as.
sist them 10 establishing a Depart.
nent of Domestic Science IN con.
lectiOn with their school was pre-
tented and read When it. was
moved by Mr.. Girard, seconded by
Mr.. 1rainor and carried that the
communication be laid over to the
February meeting for more inform
|tiOn. Il
"A petition from the Truck
Growers Association asking for a
onation Of $4,000 to assist them
D establishing in this city the Of.
Cial journal of the Truckers and
farmers Of the State was present
d and read When It was moved
= Mr.. Renoudet, seconded BY Mr..
'fainor and>csrfied BY the follow.
- Yea and Nay vote, to Wit:
'eA Mossrs. Renoudet, Traiaor
|iooeek, 0irsrd, Donthwsll and
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SHERIFF SALE.


Louisiana, raieh ot lr.ue
7 Notice - hereby given Ihs.. W.T.
virtue of IN order of aui utt. rnI
sale. iqquoi ont Of the pEryr ru
/ titled matter and ~ me directed
T. George Henderson EhnUff
through Frank !. Ncetp.ef. n.m-
~ sheriff. has aoizci aul wall ~
Ter for sale and VIII qcll ~ ruLlir
auction to the last and highr4t .lid
der. ron CASH. ~ tie rnrt
House in the CITY IF New tEurio
Ia, between legal sale hnur4. III
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH. ina.
the following described property,
toWit
a certain lot of ground vith III
the buildings aud IMPROVEMENTS
thereon and thcrcuntn IrlouFrnu
aud lights. ways and arputtrulu=
COS thereof. situated Nv thn town
of New Incria, Parish IF IE.ria.
Ia, measuring one hundred n.r,
twenty one and three weltthq trrl.
more or less, on the North OF M
per side Of Center street w 4
depth between parallel anes hack
To Weeks street and bounded IN
front q, on the south ~ the saii
Center street, IN the rcar o. ON
the.north ~ the Said Wccks rrcct.
east nv property Of Antn.sc He
Vert and west wv prns".s... ~ y.
Y. PEBBLES.
To pay AID satisfy o." 's'..s .oa
Three H,u,dred aad N."esv I.'s
Dollars and Fiftv=two centa srft
6 per cent. interest poi asnum
from December 10Th, saos, ,fnti
attorney g fees on the principal aud
interest and all costs Of these pro-
Ceedings.
Given officially this nth dav Of
December a. ~ 1000
GEORGE HENDERSON.
sheriff
per. Frank j. Mestaycr,
Deputy Sheriff
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adapting an ordinance f. hr sub
mittcd " the olN BoaL 81
llraltlI taking action IN rrga''l
io payment Of two notes due "a
lire los.. taking action ~ the re'
quest of The VI l.. Il L. Il l.
Company for the dnuallun ~ i
street, beyond !, M",snn s,,r,ty
HE approval Of bills, taking action
on The new pending suiI of He VI
H. Il l. u. 4 Company. laN ~,
claim Ia certain streets ~ the CIV
Of New Iberia: 10 consider the ~
quest If the RuA,d of Comula
s,un.Ia of ,hr New lhelia Nlrc.
tic Light Plant "a purchase me
te,s and To consider the changing
Of the meeting hours If he Conn
ell.
Very tlnI,.
(Signed) ! S POW Err. May,r.
The minutes Of the meetings. Of
November 18th. and IS u. 1909.
were read and approved Oh mo
ton Of Mr. Rihhrck. seconded hy
Mr. Trainer and carried
The reports OF the Treasurer,
Clerk and Of imrounded
stock were read and ordered
81, cad on the minutes on motion
Of Mr. Renoudet, seconded W
Nv. Erath and carried
Said reports are as follows, IT,
wit:
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THE WORDS YOU SPEAK

Are the outward marks OF your
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fined, or do YOU simply publish TO
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person OF only ordinary intelli-
gence and average culture? In
other words
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-12-18

FRESPASS NOTICE: The puh'i'
is hereby notified AMI wat',i
that hunting and otherwise i,r+
passing upon my farm, south Of
New Iberia, ~ positively prrlnb
tied under the penalty Of the
law. u. +. MOIrell.
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Warren sheaf., 1909-06-10
Ralph Taralseth and DR.. Bandelin
spent Sunday at Maple Lake.

Ralph Taralseth and DR.. Bandelin
spent Sunday at Maple Lake.
Ole Rood, of Newfolden, was in the
city on business last Monday.
Mrs. Len Lull spent Sunday at
Radium visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Eftie Danielson, of Noble,
visited with friends in the city last
Friday.
Any one wanting good pasture for
their COWS, at $1.00 per month can see
M. L. Larson.
MISS Olga Golden visited at the
Dahlin home, in town of Comstock,
over Sunday.
Miss Synneva Grindeland returned
home Tuesday from her visit to Little
Falls.
Mrs. E. O. Silverness, from town OF
New Solnm, visited with friends in
the city last Friday.
Erick Olson, a prosperous farmer
in town Of Foldahl, was business
visitor in the city Tuesday.
S. J. Haug, a former resident of this
city, but now in the tin-smith business
at Hallock, spent Sunday and Monday
in the city.
Larson's Hardware Store is the
headquarters for good paints, var
nishes, paint oil, wall finish and
brushes. ~e
Miss Lilly Mattson returned home
this morning from the Moohead Nor.
NAL School, where she was member
of this years graduating class.
Miss Josephine Dixon left Tuesday
for Dickinson, N. d., to visit her
brother, A. N. Seeley, who is now a
freight conductor on the N. P. R. R.,
and doing well.
Rev. c. A. Jacobson, wife and babies
left Tuesday for a visit at Kensine,
ton, MINI. Mrs. Jacobson will also
visit brother at Duluth, before her
return home.
Archie Allen and Arthur Melgaard
were youthful passengers on the 500
Monday morning, coming from Ra-
dium, where they had spent Sunday
with friends. -
Warren sheaf., 1909-06-10
TO-day's Market Prices.
News

Get your American fencing at Lar.
sons Hardware.
Simon Roadquist, of Vega, spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
Ernest Johnson went to Thief
River Falls Tuesday night to repair
an automobile.
Ben Johnson, of the Sheaf force,
visited at his home near Halma Satur-
day and Sunday.
Fl. L. Wood went to Thief River
Falls Tuesday evening to attend to
business matters.
Alfred Carlson, of the Strip Mer.
camille Co., at Strip, was a business
translator in the city yesterday.
Philip Pih'strom, who is an operat-
or for the 500 at Conway, N. Dak.,
visited at his home in this city on
Wednesday.
Do not forget that I handle the old
reliable Gotzian shoe, the shoe that
wears we'll and fits like your foot
print. Remember that every pair Of
shoes is guaranteed. For sale at
Fred Swanson.
An ice cream and lawn social will
be held Saturday evening, June 18th,
at Joe McGregor's place, in school dis
trict No. 1872. Supper will be served
at S o'clock and will be followed by
music and games. The proceeds will
be used for the purchase of a set Of
cyclopedias for said school, which is
taught by Miss Amanda Hage. All
are invited.
Warren sheaf., 1909-06-10

o. P. Oseth was in from Big Woods

o. P. Oseth was in from Big Woods
Monday night.
Chase & Sanborn's coffees are now
sold at the Peoples Store.
Mike Loeslie ST., of Radium, wa.
a Warren visitor yesterday.
Omer Thomas visited with friends
at Viking last Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. P. O'Connell was visitor
at Thief River Falls Monday night.
Mrs. P. B. Malberg returned Tues
day morning from visit to the farm
in Excel.
Adolph and Oscar Johnson, two OF
Foldahl's sturdy young men, were in
the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elof Wassgren were
over from Strip Sunday, visiting War.
rem relatives and friends.
Mrs. Louis S. Olson and children, Of
Moorhead, arrived Monday for visn
at the home of J. L. Olson, in McCrea.
If you want a good coffee, go to the
Peoples Store and get can of Chase
& Sanborn's Seal Brand. You'll like
it.
Mrs. G. A. SEVERN left yesterday
for Stephen to serve as cook for her
brother, Chris Anderson's ditching
crew.
Mrs. Storbakken, of Oslo, left for
her home Monday morning, after hav-
ing visited her son who is i'll at the
Warren Hospital.
The Young Ladies' Sunday School
class in the NJ. E. church have ar
ranged for an oratorical contest at
the church on the evening of June
Goth. All are cordially invited. - i !
The annual meeting of the North
Star College Incorporation is post
poned to be held next Tuesday even.
ing, June 18th, 1909, at 700 P. NJ, IN
the basement Of the Swedish Luth-
eran church.
Make your painter use good paint.
Good paint is sold by the Peoples
Store. See that your paint comes
from there and you will be all right
and you will have a good job of paint
ing if the painter puts It on right.