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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

=, D Following schedule figures published
y q iuformaciuu and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. lir5nins an Nozzle. NeE
- 11----7atIancosa and Ae-1ph.s go. a. m-
daily --..r MI. -.,--.t--.,- NJ
.t-gbsIn. New Orleans. 1910 2. m
- Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Sasl-
,i11e Memphis. 4-l0 a. n daily. Sleeping
"a open after 70 p. m)
Eor Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia.
charleston. Augusta. AfEea. Savannah JACK
senviIIe and FICTlCa points. Alb D. 5al.y
l. S. BROWN. General AGENT
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RAT EXTERMINATOR

THEY MUST DIE outside Il you use my rat
mice and roach exterminators an OF. sam
pie can at SOC; yearly contracts made: esti-
mates cheerfully given. send postal and / will
call n. GURALSKI, 1908 7Jh 81. y. ".
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sF3ABOAKD AIR LINE

IN daily--.E 4oz.da Fast MAJ
-,L 49, coaches and Pullman Slcepsrs 70
4 M o-s--. sv,f Jacksonville Far-Jr car Jack
81 = tampa Through Sleeper %
AfIsrta DIulnS Ears
n m daily-''Sea5Jard Express
- - -as--hes and Pullman sleepers Sa-
4A-oe-e fa-zsonsIlLe. and Tampa Also
.si- I-o- Birmingham. am Memphis. Dining
cars .tre N-ou- yo-t z-e ~
4lSAeN HARDWOOD. q. T. A.
TS5fIIps D.P-A- g. B. Ryan. G-P-A-
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FOR SALE-FARMS
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSTOYFPS on
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Juns 8 1e1o
Sealed proposals viii be received at This 81
ice until F. . clock p m, June % 1910 for
eXcavatng AM grading engine house site
lots IS 70. and 90 square 55S2. sSth place ami
Pennsylvania ave :. z. Specf fcations and
form Of proposal may be obtained AZ +ba
ofHce OF the Chief Clerk, Engineer Depar--
ment. room ~, District Building Wasbin,.
ton. d. 9. CunO n. Rudolph John a. John
ston. William v Judson, Commissioners. d
c.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, June 8, 1910. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until . O'Clock
y. M, June Goth. 1910 for the construction II
seWe in the District or Columbia Forms
Of proposals. specifications and necessary r.
formation may be obtained from Chief Clerh
Engineer Department. room 427 District
Building. Washington. d. g CUNO H RT--
DOLPH. JOHN a. JOHNSTON WILLIAM
Y JUDSsi&, Commissioner, D. C.
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-A 50 per cent investment Is
a good thing IL It's a tailored slightly used
coat and vest at $50 500, or pants, at 81
one price only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SIS
ID y ".
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALEThree beautiful lots. fine eleva-
lion; good shade: Columbia Park B. E
R r.: sacrifice. $50. Room :. ST. y W
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Us CALL AND GIVE YOU
OUR ESTIMATE.
on an kinds Of building. remodeling. and re-
pairing; union mechanics; moderate prices
No Job toe large or small
CHAS. c. KENNON. 10 18th 81 y. w
Phone ~. 1911.
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For Sale or Rent
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. 4.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other EOu- Cd the odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
go a. m.-Dluer, Pullman Far-or Car
7s-l1 a. m--5-ho-- train B-ci-er FarO- ca
$500 a ru.-FUIluan E.Oller Farlor Car.
- 90 a m.-Dlner and pullman FarlJr Car
SO p rl--Diler and pullman EsrloT Car.
$50. }. m----Eoyal Limited All Pullman
+.-oor -.-1,ozel.gs 10 Philadelphia
500 p m.-D.-er and Observation Par.or
Car
. .. rn.-Coaches 20 New York
slc-I5 y T.-S.lepe-s 20 NeW York
80 a m.-sleepers 20 Philadelphia and Nss
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 900. fu:oa a n.
1l:oo. $50 p n n Rs,-s-,-.
EVERY HOUR OK TIE HOUR"
week Days. e q II o II p M
80 45-1C 1851 zoo, go, fs-J-. $50. -s-9a
rs.so. -le.ye. .l..9 q M -. n9on' IT'S
100. his, 200, so. 7s---. +s:@9. Ii-9S
-fs5 s5Cc 1885, $50 1900, $50, T7.05. s5.0a
800. 5000. 'lg-s5. 'u-s5. '-2--s " 7.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. e.. $50 p
CiTCINEATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE -s-lo a. IA. -+-15 D. M, r1--I5 night
PITTSBCRC5, Tg-10 a. NJ ~, 's-l0 p n
$50 might S-eG .5 reae5- 4. , II
COLUMBUS. $50 p IA
UUEFIINCi. 80 a. IL. sd D n
CUMBERLAND. SIS p n. queen CITY
sP WSsI-SS,CHEsrER. 1910 a m. fs.o5. ts.ss
p Frederick $50. 1910. SD a. n. a.sa.
i' - r; 1S7ss 5vN- 1910 a m.-5.o0 p n
.I-ef-y- -ENlep- sunday sunday only
ELEPHO(ES al al Of ne following
-i-E-t Dfrles- 1917 ST. e- Main ISL So
srsJion T.cke- Ofice. Main 1850. Intorrnz-
ion Bureau Main $50
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices. LEON l.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved to e21 G St y. W Phone NJ .I59
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERING. cabinet work, repairing 8.
finishing, slip covers, and screens; best
work. lowest prices: satisfaction guaranteed
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For Rent

SIX ROOMS AND LARGE BASEMENT. SIS.
Newly papcred- one car fare
HUGH A THRIFT, Union Trust Pulling
FOR RENT
1913 SIN 81. NV. S rooms. bath----------S 80 -
5slg piney Branch road NV. rooms 81. ~
LDJL D. SHOEMAKER 81 lftE 81 = ~
FOR RENT Furnished house. with rooms
and bath. gas range. piano, garden l-r--s
July and August Al TakOu-a PARK. rs t-C--y
ave Rent SD month. references req --re--s
no children.
AS-ELEGANT. -z-rOom suburban house R-lth
baths large cellar. magnificent slals
lrees surrounding house al Brentwood Sts-
ton Prince Ge-- sc county Nd Just or
side the District line and joining the famous
BladeEsDurg dLellllg grounds, on s car Lines.
viz. CITY L Suburban electric ears, WASH
inEIOn, spa spring and Gre--a electric rail-
TGad. OUT o. Washington Boulevard. and Bal
timo-c & ohio r r. with station on place
This magnificent home is suitable either Tor
. a Eeutleman's home OF an ideal boarding
house or saEitariuu- ] viii sell this prop
erry for $1,000 upon very. very veasJlal.s
terms. or lease 10 a reliable tenant 10Y q
term Of years. tIr $50 per m1u-l- This
property IS equipped with al Mols-r con-
VenleUCes- Apply 20 J. a.. ROGERS. owner.
SO j. 81 y ". FendalL B-dg-!scr Eyar-s-
vile, Sd
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots, Dogs, Catn
Goldhshes. Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Chick
ems sCHMID's BIRD STORE. III 18th IT
N W.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Published only as information, not guaranteed
90 p m daily-For Virginia. West Viz
-5Dfs ard Kentucky points. Pullman sleep
e n Cincinnati and Louisville c & o
SFDiDr car from Cnarlottesyile-
90 n M daIy-CINCTNNATI-ST- LOUIS
,,f4T~AGo SPECIAL Sold train % S.
T.ouis with Pullman sleepers 20 Chicago.
sroDs only az important stations Pullman. ;
go a0----rrr1en- and G. a. o. dining car
-T-fo = I'M daI.y-F. r. v LIMITED. for
f-ir1rinna.L Louisville, the West. Southwest.
a. Northvesr. Pullman sleepers 20 Virgin
ia Hot springs, Cincinnati. ana LOUISVILLE
4 & O. dining car
Chesapeake ard Ohio Ofhces az 5IS Pa
&c 80 r So and New Union station
Telephone Main 1870 and --lo Tor UcNe5S, 1as-
- -rscEs reservations. and IaZlcabs-
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We VIII do Your moving packing. and ship
ping. and take in payment old furniture,
stoves, etc. WASHINGTON FURNITURE
CO. eth & 5 SITS. y. W. Phone North 227o.
GET OUR ESTIMATE on moving. packing.
and storing Free insurance policy. UNION
STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 1525 F. ". S.
FIREPROOF STORAGE-Special lock COM
partrnents 81 per month up Lowest rates
OF insurance and every modern convenience.
Estimates furnished MERCHANTS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO. Szo-s2z L 81 y. W.
Phone N 6sOe-
MOVING-Cfty or country. large three o.
horse padded vans Estimates OF by the
load LITTLEFORD. ALVORD & co.
COLORADO BLDG,
Telephone W. 7S7-s-s
PADDED VANS. $500 load: 2-horse wagons.
$50 load. Phone Main 1856. COLUMBIA
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.. S05 y. Y
ave. Packing and shipping. Storage. 500
van load.
INDEsTRUCTIBLE STORAGE. 1.OOOROOMs.
Inspect this warehouse and note the cleanli-
ness and manner Of storing furniture. Moth
Proof Rooms for furs- rugs. etc Silver
Vault. Carpet Cleaning. Automobiles, Pianos.
Padded Vans for Moving. Lowest Prices.
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1870 L 81.
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely h1s-
proof storage. moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 1880 10Th e.. y. W.
Main 42os
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CHFSAPEAKE BEACH
RAILWAY.

schedule OF Excursion Trains 70 and from
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Effective May Is. 1910.
Subject to change without notice
WEEK DAYS.
Going leave District line al SIS and ii-0
$50 $40. 1.45. and $50 ?. n
Rsturning. leave the Beach a. SIS a Il.
80 s-O0. 500 500. and 1850 p m
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
y.s-- leave District Line az 9:25 and 90
- I'D AGO. 7-f5, and 9-s5 D.
rsr,irni,.g. leave the Beach az 200 a. n.
79-t5. 80 500. S-oo. and 1880 p n
PAUL Y WATERS
General Manager.
-~.r. New FORK ave car iOr District LIS
Station. ~-..,- -.t--.,.-. -f,
colin .f5-g
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SHANNON & LUCHs. u5 I4TE ST y ".
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO MAKE AN
INV ESTMENT WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us. OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COM
PLETE-OUE PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON q LUCHs. IL 18th ST. y. ".
FOR sALE-FIRST TINE OFFERED.
THE BEST
TV-o-st1ry and cellar Groom and bath modern
dwellings ever offered
THE TALK OF WASHINGTON
Houses big enough ir quality. cheap e.. 1ugh
IN price, 20 set every house hunter IN the
city talking Public opinion saws these are
The best-get- Were ready 70 give YOU the
biggest and the best built house ever IN
Washington a.
1850
We won't have 20 talk them r7urh--hev
talk for themsei IS. Inspect the sample
houses.
10I OR 1851 EUCLID ST. y W
Handsome pressed-briCk fronts. well bri!t
solid colonial porches, southern exposure. 20
feet front parking. large back Yards haIf
square from llth St cars-Cne Of the best
sections d beautiful Columbia Heights
SEE FOR NOCRSELFS
II you want a HOME or an INVESTMENT
PERCY Il. RUSSELL.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD CENTRAL LOCA-
-l0n IA The mort invest. convenient % cars.
schools. churches stores. and markets A
splendid uay-ElnCpw brick dwelling OF six
rooms and bath. You can only appreciate
this value by an inspection. Decidedly
cheap az $500
SHANNON q LUCHs. I5 18th ST y W
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FOR SALE-NEAR sTH AND N Sta
y. ". a splendid bargain b. a IO-ro0m
Jf this kind are scarce deep Iat 20 paved
alley Prev ously held az 5000 but %
eject an Immediate sale price has Just been
reduced 10 $3.50 = RARE BARGAIN.
SHANNON a. LUCAS, .I3 IsTH ST. y W.
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FOR sALE-OWNEE HSVING PUR-
chased large Eons- vii sacrifice his s.
room house IN The central northeast for
$3.50. AS fine a constructed house as there
r. ln this desirable section In Al contf-
tion- Just been papgTed and painted
throughout An exceptionally attractive
JreI lor a quick purchaser.
SHANNON * LTCHS. 40 18TH ST y W
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FOR RENT-STORES
TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

WILL MAKE YOU A LOAN on your equity
70 pay interest and back payments. Ad-
dress BOX 297. Times Office.
MONEY TO LIAM On approved city real
estat,. at lowest current rates. special priv
feses with respect TO prior payments Large
smoU-ts a speciality. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD, 80 18th ST. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on D c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on
principal in amounts Of 500 o. more re-
ceived at any interest period THE F. H
SMITH CO. Bond Building. 1fOS y. I. ave.
MONEY TO LOS1I-S25O to $500 coo on D. c.
real estate Interest low, and all transac-
lions conducted with economical considera-
ton for borrowers
VIM II. SAUNDERS & CO,
1407 II ST. N W.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER H. ACKER
1l20 + ST. ". ".
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DRESS SUITS

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun oress and tu1edo
EuitB for hire NJ 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 100 7th at ~ W.
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WE ARE CLOSING OUT A NUMBER or
FINE PLAYER-PIANOS AT BARGAIN
PRICES prior 10 devOting entire Player
Department space 70 three high-grade makes
Here are Few Of the bargains. Auto-piano
$3.50; Hardman AuJOtone, $780, PianOIa Piano,
800 Juelg Player $50 Cecilian Player. so,
PIanOla, &45. Angelus, S35: and many others
Easy Terms. o. J. DeMOLL & CO.. cor. 18th
q
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
STILL AT LARGE, BUT
 CIRCULARS ARE OUT
Edwards Disappearance Still Topic
 of Interest. ~

Every day from about fifty ques- toners one hears this interrogation: Has the Swede been caught yet?'' meaning John Edwards, who made his escape from the county jail sev- eral nights ago.
 The circulars are just getting to working good now said. Constable Burton in speaking of the matter. You See. Edwards might be in most any town. except Mesa. where he is so well known. and lrio one would look at him twice. until the circulars ar- rived The constable has assisted actively in the search ever since Ed wards took to the open. and has kept in close touch most of the time with the sheriffs office in Phoenix.
 The printed circulars. each dis playing a picture and accompanied by a description of the fugitive. have been distributed broadcast and are expected to aid Inisr1'ially in his cap ture. FThe original picture from which the printed copies were made was somewhat hard to secure. but the like ness is very good one
 Many stories of Edwards physical prowess have been circulated since his departure. of his vast endurance and ability to hesiSe great weights into the air. There are many who considered him merely ,a huge, good natured Broth Of bs boy" who al- lowed hipseif to.sht influenced into wronS-doing withast fully compre- bending it's, serjouss consequences.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
REVIVAL OF THE FRAMING OF THE SHREW.-

Conspicuous among this seasons
 theatrical offerings is the revival of
 The Tanning of the Shrew.' in &hich
 Charles B. Hanford will be seen in
 this city at the Mesa opera house on
 Friday. Jan. 14.-- hr4 Hanford an nounces that notbtHg has been left undone tp enhance the attractiveness of the delightful old comedy. Every picture will be given it's proper set
 ting Special scenery has been de- signed for this pr9luction by leading New York artists who have vied with each other to secure. the best and most beautiful results. Their efforts.
 1t IS said. have been crowned with much success not only on account of their extra exertions. but also be- cause the Italian atmosphere and the coloring of the period of The Tanning of the Shrew'' readily lend themselves 'to artistic endeavor. The costuming of the play is on a par with the scenic excellence, while all the other appointments. properties and electrical effects help to make the production one of the most notable that was ever sent on tour It is stated that every inember of the com pany is an artist who has won his spurs in -Shakesperian drama, At the head of MT. Hanford's supporting company is the actress. Miss Marie Drofnah. concerning, whom so much has been written. Already great deal of curiosity has been manifested fo see her in the role of Katherine
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
APPRECIATED KINDNESS.

Mrs. Cole -Bloss, who has been i'll in Mesa for some time past. returned to her home in Sheffield. Penn. yes- terday Before leaving she wished an opportunity to express her grati- tude to the citizens of Mesa for their timely and repeated assistance to her and to her Kindly neighbors for their material help. She als0 wished to ex- tend a due need of appreciation to her physician for his kindness
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
THE GREAT plvIoe.-

At last we are to see ''The Great
 Divide unquestioably the most
 strikingly original dramatic sNccess an American playwright has yet achieved. D., This is welcome news to all lovers of really good drama. for no play in the history of the Amer ican stage has won so large meas ure of artistic. as well as financial success. as has this picturesque and beautifully written virle American drama from the pen of William Vaughn Moody, The Great Divide" has been hailed by many of the lead ing dramatic reviewers as the long awaited great American play" The of the Vance opera house is to be congratulated upon secur- ing this splendid attraction. The play will be presented here under the direction of the distinguished actor Henry Miller. on Saturday night. Jan. 18th. with superb com pany. and the entire production. with the complete scenic equipment pre- risely as presented during the recent phenomenal engagement of over 800 performances in New York City. Scots now on sale. Prices s1.50 and s10o. n,
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
MESA DEPARTMENT
THE GRUMPY PERSON
 AND LATEST ARRIVAL
The Tale of Happening as It Really Happened.

Yes. it's pretty fair town. ' growied the Grump Individual, as he spat at the center of Main street and missed it by about thirty feet; "a pretty good town. as towns go. But the people are so blamed receptive. Makes you kind of suspicious Just can't help feeling that way" =
 Makes you feel as though some one were trying to get q strangle- hold on your pocket book?" queried the Latest Arrival q know just how that is. Remember one time out on Fillmore street in Frisco before the fire"
 Nope, you've got the wrong idea. I'm not talking about the smootlA and oily smile--one fist in yours while the other reaches for your pants pocket. No. you don't get that here It's all honest enough as far as that goes.
 But suppose you drop off the train with your wife to look the town over. and what do you see? Everybody coming at you with a NWelcome-to- our Fair City. And you've got to be hustled here and there. and shown tbis. that and the other. thing-and what nice broad streets, and fine blocks. and gloriously invigorating air-and when you recover conscious ness in about three days you find you're living in a house that you've paid down on. Likewise you're the owner of a small grocery business. And if you and your wife haven't joined one church. three clubA half dozen societies. and subscribed for two papers-why. you've stuck to it past tife count and have another love-tap coming to you
 "Ch-huh. see" commented the L9test Arrival. And then when it's you find you're just one of the town and the crowd lopes away to well come the next fepow. Is that it?"
 'We-ell. not exactly. They keep throwing a little trade your way. and boosting you along more or less all the time. But what's the use? You're lied good and hard. You can't leave. You're in for life sentence It's the blamedest town I ever did see"
 Well, if that's the case. l guess I'd better take the next train. Now in Phoenix"
 Not on your life Phoenix noth- ing. Phoenix people can't compare with Mesa. Here in Mesa we have the friendliest people. the ibroadest streets. the finest big blocks. and the most glorious. invigofating air-and more business for it's size than any town in the universe Come right along with me and see what the town really is. Come on. Here. Brown shake hands with Mir. Latest Arrival who's looking for an opening here Can't beat this place anywhere. eh Brown? Arrival. here comes Jones, another man I want you to know. Fine fellow
 One L. Arrival has made his first payment on d house, and it is cur rently reported that he is looking for a vacant store with a view to put ting in stock of novelties
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
CENTRAL AVENUE PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received by the trustees of special road district No. Intil noon Jan 12. 1s19. for hauling 12.500 cu,>yds. of crushed stone.
 Separate proposals will be received at the same time for quarryfng and crushing $500 cu. yds. of stone. Spe- cificatiOns can be had at the office of
 EDWIN Nj. HANSON.
 Clerk
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
CARNIVAL POSTPONED.

The opening date of the Nat Reiss Carnival company in Mesa has been postponed on account of the other attractions which are booked in here at about the time when Reiss fig ured on showing. The carnival com pany wants. the undivided attention of the town when it arrives. and has no very strong inclination to buck against other attractions or be bucked by them. The show week will begin. therefore. on Jan. 17. F. j.. Kampeter and L l.. Peyser are the shows ad- vance men.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
CONTEST NOTICE,
Department of the Interior. United States Land Office, Ph enix. Ari ZOna.

Department of the Interior. United States Land Office, Ph enix, Ari- zona.
 December 8, 1909. sufficient contest affidavit hay ing been filed in this office by A. Emil SQderman. contestant, against Homestead Entry No. 5171, Serial 03165, made March 2, 1905, for SH NWA, SWA NE14.- -NEI SWA. Sec ton II. Township 5S. Range LOW, G. & s, R. Meridian, by Walter Frank lin Gray. contested in which it is alleged that said Walter Franklin Gray has wholly abandoned said en- try for more than one year 1ast past, said parties are hereby notI- fled to appear. respond and offer evi- dence- touching. said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on February IT. 1910. before tlle Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoetix, Arizona.
 The said contestant having, fin proper affidavit, filed December 4. 1909, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 CHARLES E. ARNOLD.
 Receiver
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10

punctured the atmosphere with a well-timed and hearty scream. Oth- CTS says the damage was done by one Of three men on horseback. How ever that may be- the Evans school is exonerated from whatever blame might attach to the occurrence. IL is said that the students as a- body were highly incensed at the imputa- tions against their behavior
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.

Improvements are being made in the Mesa opera house under the su- pervisioh of Contractbr F. e. smith. which will be of decided advantage in the presentation of future plays. The changes are being made prepar- atory to the coming of Hanford in ''The Tanning of the Shrew.''
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
HIGHLY PLATED.

F.. l.. Pomeroy. who recently re- turned from the Green River , Copper property. with the man. agement of which he is connected. is greatly pleased with the showing of the mine. and feels confident that in time 1t will rank with the big pro- ducers. The ore. he says. carries very flattering values. and he hxs big piece of the rock on exhibition in the offices of the Salt River Val ley Land company.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
CAUSE Is uNkNoWN.

Uel MacArthur. the eight-year- old son of Mir. and Mrs. MacArthur. who recently left Mesa after an extended visit with Postmaster Newell and family. died suddenly in Los An geles. according to telegram re- ceived by the postmaster The cause of the boys death is not known He was apparently in goods health when the family left here. ana the tele- gram failed to state what his fatal illness was.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
GREATLY IMPROVED.

Mrs. Emma Rogers. generally known around her home at Lehi as "Grand- ma" Rogers. is reported to be much improved. After long confinement to her bed she is now able to get about a little. and her many friends throughout this locality will rejoice to learn of her improved condition.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-10
ARE ATHoMe.

w. T. Payne's furniture has arrived from Tucson. and by dint of some small exertion. Mr.. Payne has got it set up. They are now comfort ably installed in the Demrick house on First street. and. Mrs Payne. for merly Miss Lena Hartsfield. is at home to her friends. Prior to her marriage she was we'll known as one of the valley teachers.