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Q. E. wAYLAND & CO., Brokers,
LAKEVIEW GUSHER DISTRI

LAKEVIEW GUSHER DISTRICT.
We have 40 acres and so of land near
Lsakevfew gusher in proven belt. Another
gusher just brought in on adjoining territory
and land selling at $1,000 an acre. We viii
sell this land for small bonus and drilling
contract. B. w. WATLINGTON, Hotel Turpn,
Powell and Market SITS.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR 11cS VALENCIA ST.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Re CONDoN. Deceased.
PURSUANT to an order of the High Court OF
Justice Chancery Division made in the matter
of the Estate of Richard Condor, deceased,
Woolnough V. Graham (1910 c. No 552) dated
the 21st March, 1910 whereby the following
inquiry directed. namely
An inquiry who the next of kin of Rich
ard Condor, late of 102 portobello Road, Noting
HILL London, retired Instrument Maker, who
died on 25tB December last.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
Condor and in particular any person claiming
to be the lawful issue of MARGARET MO-
RIARTY formerly CONDON, the sister of the
intestate, are by themselves their solicitors
on before the Thursday. the 2Sth day OF
July. 1910. to come in and prove their claims
at the chambers of Mr.. Justice Warrington and
Mr.. Justice Parker at the Royal Courts of
Justice Strand. London. and to enter such
claims in the book kept for the purpose at the
said chambers in No. 254. and in default
thereof they will be perenlptprily excluded from
the benefit of the said order.
Friday, the Goth day of July. 1910, at II of
the clock at at the said chambers in room
No. 252 is appointed for hearing and adjudicat-
ing upon the Said claims.
Dated this 10Th day of June. 1910
R. I. Watkin Williams,
Master of the Supreme Court
NOTE. The said Margaret. the sister of the
intestate, is believed TO have married only
once (to John Moriarty) and TO have had
four children only, namely, Garrett Mar
garet Anne and Mary.
Brown & woolnough
esa Lineons Inn Fields, London. Solicitors for
the Administrator.
IN the Court of Common Pleas No, 8 for the
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MONEY TO LOAN

men and women accommodated
without delay publicity. Home Credit and
Investment Co.. 32l Phelan bldg. third door.
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THOlfAS y. HAYMAN.

THOMAS E. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000 First National Bank building
Montgomery and Post. Kearny 1908.
so. .000--Cash: 1915 Jackson just west Of Leaven-
worth: high class room apart
ment fats; Mob hill; rents s.. 500 per
snnum; this building has hardwood floors.
Marshall e Stearn wall beds. instantaneous
heaters and gas ranges; everything about
.he construction and finish OF this build
ing is OF the finest the full price of this
propeEtx-is S16500 subject TO offer, but
absolutely must be sold within the next
few days; it and make offer quick.
SO, ,500-Cash; Suffer and Baker; lot % :6xI10;
rented low at 1915 per srnum full price
reduced TO 1000; think Of getting three
excellent and room fats in this loca-
tion; large lot; absolutely a sacrifice.
S5, ,0Oo-Cash; rents 200 per annum: new
8 room fats; exceptionally well built: at
Fulton and Stanyan; full price reduced to
Sc, $50: biggest bargain in town.
So, ,000-Cash; rented at 81 200 per annum 3
new. most artistic and well built room
fats; lot 30x100; Union and Polk; full
price $9,500; must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
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ROSS vALLEY REAL EsrATE

ROSS building lots, Marin couDty-Maeadam ave-
nues sewer, water. gas electricity; prices
low; very easy terms Owner. r. N CARSON.
% Battery. Carson Glove Co.. san Ra tael-
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BEAUTIFUL H0ME sITEs;

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
the most beautiful within reach OF the city
far surprising the cross bay localities; trans
fer to the San Mateo electric car at 5th and
Market-you always get seat-and get on &C
EASTON station, take the Southern Paci1o
at Third and Townsend Here 10 the nnest suo:
urban home site on the peninsula, EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURL1NGAME; beautiful
shaded paths, cool on the hottest days; all i'm
provements, cement sidewalks. streets. sewers,
water, light and telephone are installed; the
homes Will appeal to you; large lots on easy
terms: excellent and fast train service, twice
as fast as to cross bay points. For particulars
about EASTON address 2. J. RODGERS. MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BURLINGANTE.
81. 800 only for a splendid room house and
big lot 5Ox24O feet: less than Y minutes walk
from the station: lot is all planted In vege-
tables: also has chicken yard stable and other
houses good well OF the most excellent water,
with a gasoline pumping plant; $1,000 cash sn4
SIS monthly will buy this great bargain; sec Sc
at once II you want something cheap. Take
S. P. trains. Sd and Townsend sts., or Mission
st. cars. Office opposite station. or
LYON & HOAG. 636 Market 80
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RICHMoND REAL ESTATE

RICHMOND lots wanted around Pullman ear
shops; will purchase your equity d. Full
LERTON. 126 McAllister st.
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ATTENTION, Lsdies-DR. LEWIS. 933 Market
ST. bet 9TH and 9Th, world renowned specialist
for women only; mo delays disappointments
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical science: most obsti-
nate cases treated; all female complaints and
irregularities treated: have no hestancy IL In
need Of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. BY consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free. 10 a. ~
TO p N. and to p. M; Sundays, IL
n. m. to 2 D. M.
DIR. of Obstetrics Mary Adam; reliable special
tst; cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption: h.. 1-5 p. N.
3004 Fruitvale Oakland: tel. Merritt 1888
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSELMO. NH Valley San Rafael prop
erties Atthowe Realty Company. 25S Market.
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PHYSICIANS


A-DR. ALICE BELL,
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.
All women's ailments treated by methods mos
skillful and painless known. Everything use,
carefully sterilized, which insures absolute safe
ty. Patients may remain with me return hom,
Immediately without interfering with their regu
lar duties. Charges reasonable. Positively guar
antees satisfactory results. Call and have con
6dential talk WITHOUT COST. Hours 10 to 81
Sundays 10 to 2. 1895 GOLDEN GATE AV. COR
EER FILLMORE.
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FOR sale-Something new IN fats; new designs.
style finish; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reatton grounds in G.. q. park; 7th and 81
st. See e. B. HALLETT, on premises
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

LOTS with redwood trees enough to build your
house: 5 minutes walk TO Baltimore statiODs
all conditions and improvements Just whae
you want; saloons; As minutes or less from
ferry, via SausalitO: come the 4th or 5tb
with your lunch: oe out Of noise and tur-
bulence and try peace. quiet and rest ae
Baltimore canyon. W L. COURTRIGHT. S30
Market street. at the Baltimore Park
station
SPECIAL ofger-Last chance: must raise moneys
IA lots with everything but gas at 500 eachs
4Ox120; in Marin county; 40 minutes from San
Francisco ferry; only a Is minute walk from
the station; 30 minute service; nicely wOodedt
a beautiful homesite; take your pick OwnerS
box 951, Call office.
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REAL ESTATE TO exchanges

10 acres-TurlOck; alfalfa land: good house.
barn etc.: some stock; exchange for Oakland
improved or Haywards acreage; price $40. 0oOs
must have some cash. (R.3S)
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1315 acres-Lake county; in assorted fruit: ex.
change for Oakland suburban home: prica
81 600 (R. $50
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Meat market; 8 lots. . houses; !
wagons and horse; party going 90 Europe.
1929 Laurel School ST.. Fruitvale;
SIS GOO cash
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DRESS MAKING

AcDOWELL'S Dress Making and Millinery
School. III Geary st. near Grant av.; evening
classes: patterns cut to order. Douglas 4731.
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DE-. DALE, 81 THIRD ST. NEAR MARKET
A STRICTLY RELIABLE specialist for women;
largest private practice and MOST EXPERT
ENCE in the city. IF you are WORRIED
about your condition and NEED HELP come
20 me In privacy, where you ere SURE of I'M
MEDIATE RESULTS. Accommodations when
desired Hours 10 a. Ia to D. M. and to
p. M; Sundays 10 TO 3
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win exchange Oakland income for Alsmsd
income property. (6699l
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East oakland cottage: exchange for San joss
cottage; 1880; $500 cash. (3sl
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$50 down, $50 month, without interest; new.
neat . room cottage: plastered and vain
seoted; price 1925. including 25x1O0 # lot
McEnerney title; sc fare owl car; So minutes
TO Sd and Mission SITS; take car marked Ocean
View on Guerrero st. TO Lakeview ay.
RIVERS BROS. 461 Montgomery st.
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HOMES, ranches. acreage, exchange list
DAVID L. WILSON, Santa Cruz. Cal.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14
A Good Position

Can be had hy ambitious young
men and ladies I'm the field of Wire
less" or Railway telegraphy. Since
the S-hour law became effective. and
since the wireless companies are es-
tablishing stations throughout the
country there is "A great shortage of
telegraphers. Positions pay begin
good chance of advancement. The
National Telegraph Institute OF
Portland, ORE. operates six official
institutes In America. under super
vision OF X. Il. and Wireless off cials
and places all graduates into posi-
tions. 1t Will pay you to write
them for full details.
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PERSONAL MENTION. =
%<<%%%+*<<*<** = =

OBJ. Conner OF Olathe was at
tending to business here Wednes
day.
II. A. Richardson, horticultural
Inspector. was in our valley this
week
II. + Storm and wife of Grand
Junction were Paonia visitors
Tuesday
Vernon Warnoek and Harold
Fisk were Hotchkiss visitors last
Saturday.
George Mundry left for Denver
Monday where he will spend a
couple OF weeks.
Chas. Keller of Redland mesa
came no Wednesday TO visit with
friends on German mesa.
w. B. Knell departed the FIRST
of the week for Los Angeles
Calf, where he will spend some
time.
Arthur Major departed last
Saturday morning for Fort Col
Inns where he will enter the Agri-
cultural college.
Mrs. A. Winn left on Wedres-
day mornings train for sunny
California where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
The two Misses Crouch, who
have been visiting with their
uncle Mr. + lott left Thursday
morning for their home in Ne
braska.
II. s Spencer left Saturday
morning tor the Junction where
he will join his wife and daughter
prior to their departure tor Sau
Diego. Calif.
MISS Dessa and Master Paul
Farmer left yesterday morning
for Fresno, Calf where they will
Join their mother. Mrs. Harry
Martin, who has been a resident
of Fresno FOR several months.
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Miss lrena Brown. her daughter
Mrs. Minnie Coons and grand
daughter. Miss Martha Coons. left
Tor their home in Maxwell, Nebr ,
last Thursday morning after a ten
days visit with Mrs. Brown 5
brother. Noah Lane. who she had
not seen tor twent, five years.
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For SALE:-At my residence 9
miles north east of Hotchkiss, on
the old Dunn place. between this
date and Oct. 22, / team of mares
weight 100 each. l set double
harness, set single harness.
nearly new 5 inch Studebaker
q ,eon. 100 feet 26-inch woven
w,re pig fence, ! good milch COW
Household goods including brass
bed. book case. dining room
chairs, new pillows, cook stove,
and many other articles.
l02t J. l.. WooDwoRTH
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Mr. and Mrs + { Douath and
'he twin boys returned home to
Winona. Minn, Sunday morning
after visit OF several weeks with
Mr. Donath's sister. Mrs. w. J.
AFFORD.
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to The
Miller Mere. Co. Please call and
settle. as We must close up our ac-
counts before the end of the year.
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Ten acres, all in cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
G. G.. HAwKISs
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Money to loan-John H Moore.
Kennedy building. Paonia. Colo.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

For SALE:-A bunch of stock
hogs at my ranch at mouth of
Muddy. For information call and
see or write +. ID. Redman. Som
erset. Colo. ll-2tp
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= LOCAL HAPPENINGS. =

Good Books to read. IIelbOrn S
Circulating Library.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

For SaIe:-A good milch cow.-A.
DEF. Armstrong. Phone 26 +.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Mrs. +. II. Robinson, graduate
of the School OF Oratory, North
western University, will take pu-
pills in Expression and Dramatic
Art l0-2t
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

]. NJ Burkart and daughter
came in from Denv~r Tuesday
evening to look a!ter the ranch
here.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

HHylers Candies. Fresh at
U-ELBOR.SS.
Money TO loan-John II. Moore.
X .nnedy building. Psonia. Colo
Insure with The Largest Fire
Ins. Agency IN Pdouia. The
Werner Ins and Realty Co.
Fred Wyman WIS a passenger
on Sunday mornings flyer for
Denver.
]. X. Werner was a Tuesday 5
passenger for several Colorado
points on political business.
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boy inventor must pour out his ambitions
choose his sister for the purpose it is
obviously better that she should have
some smattering of the subject before
hand.
Yesterday afternoon at the Royal So
ciety of Arts Miss Gertrude Bacon gave
an amusing lecture to an audience large
ly composed of members of the league.
The lecture dealt fully with balloons. air
ships and aeroplaneS. When Miss Bacon
touched on some of her personal adven-
lures in the air the audience gasped to
think Of the perils through which she
had passed.
The lecturer had an appreciative au-
dience, but one could not help thinking
that aeronautics are not yet likely to be-
come popular in the family circle.
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NO ROOSEVELT PLANS MADE.
Mr.. Reid to Announce Entertainment
Upon Return to London.
oreixn Correspondence Of The Star

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
LONDON, April q. 1910.
All reports about entertainments at
Dorchester House during Mr.. Roosevelt's
stay In this country must be taken with
grain of salt. Nothing Is yet settled, at
any rate, for publication.
No announcement will be made before
the date OF Mr.. Reid's return from
Cannes, probably in about two or three
weeks from now. Mrs. John Ward, who
is with her father and mother at the
Chateau st. Michel, is expected to come
back to London about the same time.
She rs not in good health. Ind has been
obliged to have q nurse. Last winter. In
December and January, she was COM
PEELED to try a rest cure. 1t Is not, how
ever, suggested that her indisposition is
serious.
She will probably not delay her return
to this country long, since there will be
work in hand for her at Chiffon Lodge,
Hungerford, where, 1t Is understood. she
and her husband are to have the honor
of entertaining the king next month. Her
cousin and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid's niece.
the Countess Of Granard, is not far away
from the ambassadors family, as she Is
staying now at Boileau, on the Riviera.
The new second secretary to the. Amer
lean embassy, Fred Morris bearing. ar
rives In London from New York Sunday.
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grounds at chestnut. about fifteen miles

grounds at Chestnut, about fifteen miles
from London. where 1t still remains.
The obvious place for the bars new site
would be by the water gate on the
Thames embankment, opposite the Tenn
pie Gardens, which marks the western
boundary of the city. There Is a me-
mortal tablet on the tempe ratings that
commentaries Queen Victoria's last en-
trance into the city at that point in the
early spring Of 1900. after the relief OF
Ladysmfth.
This site would probably have been
chosen when the bar was removed from
Fleet street, but In those davs the en-
bankment was a wilderness. and was
not seriously regarded as q thorough
are I IN re'srt s. ould turn out 10 be
correct there will be no difficulty in the
removal OF the bar. as 1t is In good re-
pair and all its stones are numbered
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AERIAL LEAGUE
BOYS AND GIRLS OF ENGLAND
EDUCATED IN FLYING.
Mechanics of Aviation Taught I'm
der Auspices Of Women Interested
in New Subject.
roreipn corresnondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.
LONDON, April q, 1910.
Although the science OF aeronautics has
only just found it's footing in this coun-
try, schemes for helping it along are
springing up on every side. The latest
of these has developed here in the shape
of the Boys and Girls Aerial League.
This institution is established by and
associated with the Women's Aerial
League It's object is to educate and IN
terest children in all matters OF aviation;
to encourage them by means of competi-
lions in model flying machine construc-
ton and in essay writing on aeronauti-
cal subjects, and to stir UP public interest
by organizing a lecture campaign through
the country.
The girls are brought into the scheme
partly because the originators think there
may be genius lying dormant somewhere
In the brains Of many young women, and
partly because It Is obvious that the
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TEMPLE BAR MAY GO BACK.
Famous Gateway Likely to Resume
Place in Old London.
correspondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondents OF The star.
LONDON. April %, 1910.
American visitors to London this sum-
mer may have the opportunity Of seeing
old Temple Bar again spanning city
street
It has been rumored lately that the IA
nous gateway that used to make the city
boundary in Fleet street is to be re-
moved from its present site and put back
in London once more.
In 1878 the bar was taken away from
Fleet street on account OF its blocking
the traffic there. For many years Its re-
mains lay about while schemes Tor its re-
erection were discussed These schemes.
however, never came to anything.
In 1887 the bar was given to an Essex
baronet, who put It up outside his
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Strikers Allow Cars to Run.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, April S0-The Co.
Iumbus Railway and Light Company at
$40 o'clock this morning. as a test. start
ed the first car on the system since it
took or the cars yesterday about 10
o'clock because OF the strike OF the mo-
tormen and conductors.
An auto filled with policemen accom-
panied the car on the trip. There was Nc
serious disturbance.
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OLD LANDMARK TO Go
FLATS TO REPLACE AIMS
HOUSES IN SHOREDITCH.
Another Instance Proving That An
cient London Is Being Rapid
ly Swept Away.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.
LONDON. April q. 1910.
Old London is rapidly being swept away,
hospitals and almshouses are being re-
moved to the country rents increase
and ground becomes more valuable, and
now no institution is safe from specu-
lators' offers. When the old city man left
money In his will for founding an aims
house he thought he had done thing
that would last, but he could not foresee
the modern 'improver." In spite of the
charity commissioners and of the protests
of all who are sorry to see bits of old
London tidied away. the Ironmongers
Company is going to sell the Geffrey
almshouses in Shoreditch in the East End.
A set of raw flats will soon be on the
place.
1t is refreshing to happen upon 1t in
street afflicted beyond the common with
sharp dust and tramcar gongs-a seedy
street, where they make venetian blinds
and cheap suites, hanging like poor re-
lation on the skirts Of the city. You And
a plain quadrangle of houses whose brick
has had two centuries to weather in. and
In the middle is a prim chapel. The lit
tie domed turret over the wheeled bell
gives the one faint note of decoration. I'M
less you count Geffrey himself, alderman
and ironmonger in a niche over the door,
looking all wig and calves. The houses
are comfortably away from the street;
high rusty railing wired against Shore
ditch children guards them. The worst
part Of the loss will be the garden. per-
haps the only bit Of living green for a
mile. and big bit, too. with lawns and
seats and a look OF peace absurdly out or
date.
sparrows and Pigeons.
1t has some old planes just now renew
ing themselves in patches, the privet is
pushing out fast and there Is a pink al
mond tree The decent windows have daft
fodils on the sills, and in me garden beds
primroses show oddly next door to rhu-
barb Slow-stepping women come out of
the well rubbed doors now and then and
take a turn along the neat paths-quite
old women, the windows of ironmongers.
The place has it's set of privileged spar
rows and a few pigeons 81 own fat In Sc
curity-they do not trouble to rise for
the glossy almshouse cat The almshouse
dog has his green kennel and his own
saucer, as sacred to his use doubtless as
a pensioners doorkey. Shoreditch Is used
to this bit of slow life, and will be as
sorry as the rest of US to see 1t go.
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Thomas r. Emory, a retired farmer of
Queen Anne county. Md. died suddenly
near Centerville. Friday night. Of heart
failure. He was seventy-twO years old.
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WILLIAM B. UPTON. ALDEN SHOOT,
President Sec. Treas.
The Upton Smoot
Construction Co. Inc.

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The oasis., 1910-07-30

WITH a desperate hope of break ing the terrific effect upon their party of the iniquitous educational law passed by the last democratic legislature, our demo- cratic friends are passing along the word that the unfair and iniquitous act, leveled at race, was approved by Governor Kibbey. The fact is that the governors veto was inter- posed against the measure twice, and both times it was passed over his head. After it had been passed over the first veto there was dis covered some discrepancy in en- grossment, enrolment or some other detail of enactment, so the bill was re-enacted with that dis crepancy omitted. Again was the infamous act vetoed by Governor Kibbey, aud again was it passed over his veto by the vote of every democrat in both branches of the legislature. So the facts of the case are that not only did Cover. nor Kibbey veto the measure, but he vetoed it twice; and every dem ocratic legislator voted for it foul
 times.
The oasis., 1910-07-30

ionists and under the leadership of their priest they tried fasting and prayer without stint. Finally in despair they threw their religion to the wind, and, arising in their wrath, they declared: "Unless it rains before the week is out we will wreck the altar; if it fails to rain next week we will burn the church ; and if the drought continues through the week following we will
 hang the priest. We will teach the
 Almighty who he is fooling with"
The oasis., 1910-07-30
Attention Republicans.

Next Monday evening, Aug. lst, 1910, at 8 o'clock p. m., there will be a meeting of Republicans in the court house at Nogales, for the pur. pose of organizing a Young Mems Republican Club" All who will support the republican nominee for the constitutional convention are cordially invited to attend and participate.
 THE COMMITTEE.