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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
0AKLAND REAL ESTATR

NEW room bungalow. pretty, modern and up
TO date, cobblestone front marine view. close
to cars and Claremont Key Route stations $3.50
cash. balance $50 per month. price So. 800. o..
NJ. BULLOCK. 1920 Broadway, Oakland.
FOR sale-s2, 200 for new story house; lot COX
120: in the heart of Elmhurst; one Of the best
bargains on the market; must be sold. For
particulars call evenings for C. ROBERTS0N,
1912 Adeline ST.. West Oakland.
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BURLfNGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOMFsITFs

Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
surpassing the cross bay localities: transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get seat-and get or at EASTON
station, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here Is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula EAST0N ADDITIONS TO
BUKLlNGAME; beautiful shaded paths, cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
walks, streets, sewers, water. light and tele-
phone are installed the homes viii 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
F.: RODGERSs MILLS BUILDING. SAN
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

BE SURE TO VISIT SUNNY SLOPE TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING.
Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only
miles east Of Hayward
Well watered; fronting on the proposed Dub
lin boulevard only Il mile to public school. and
you buy 8. and 10 acre tracts from $75 TO
5000 per acre: terms. third down. third IN
year. third In two years: no interest. taxes
Why buy a suburban lot when you can get a
choice tract OF this acreage for less money. from
which you make independent living1
Apply to the owner, W. E. PROCTOR. 662
18th ST.. Oakland, or to any real estate dealer in
Hayward
l ACRE more in famous Meek orchard tract:
electric and steam lines land; fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy termss free infor-
nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. HAYWARD 226- Harvard
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE

81, ,200-$50 cash. $40 mo-. T.. lot 10Ox1OO.
81. SQ0-$150 cash. SIS mo-, r, lot 5Ox11O.
81. .200-$3O0 cash. $50 mo-. T.. lot 45x174
Houses to rent OF purchase, SO to $50 per N,
FRUITVALE REALTY CO..
1902 E. 18th st. Phone Merritt 242-
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r. c. ORPHAN ASYLUM zoos Ellis St, San
Francisco. December 10. 1910.-Children re-
ceived from June 10, 1910 to December:
WHOLE ORPHANS.
Mary Picasso, aged yrs. mos; Josephine
Lagier 6 yrs mos; Emma Jenkins, 13 yrs 8
Palazotto, yrs: Caroline Palazotto. yrs s
mos; Terese Devencenzi. yrs; Agnes O'Toole.
9 yrs: Emelia Fernando. yrs. IL mos; Elizabeth
Rennison, yrs. Margaret Quinn, II yrs. mos.
HALF ORPHANS.
Julia Montauban aged yrs. IL mos: Alice
Montauban, yrs. mos; Marguerite Aud. Z
yrs. mo-. Gertrude Quinn. IL yrs. IL mos
Maud Dempsey 6 yrs. mos; Louise Debiolle,
u yrs mos; Susie Oppici. 10 yrs. IL mos
Linda 0ppicl. yrs. mos; Hazel Oppici. Z yrs.
8 mos; Rosario Esqueda, yrs. mos. Frances
Esqueda, yrs. 4 mos; Emilia Biorata. yrs.
10 mos: Doris Lann 10 yrs. mos; Ruth LAM
yrs. mos; Grace Penrose, 13 yrs. 8 mos
Marie Marquardt, yrs mos. Helen Dewson,
yrs. mos; Mabel Morris, IL yrs; Iris Kuen-
ster, 13 yrs. Rosa Kuenster, yrs mos. Alice
ONeil, 13 yrs. mos; Laura Goodwin. 13 yrs. 4
mos; Margaret Mccarthy. II yrs. IL mos; Lucy
Potter. IL yrs. mos. Carrie Fontana yrs.
yrs. 10emos.; Edith o'Neil. IL yrs. 1 mo- /;
Louise Esqueda. yrs. mos; Mercedes Esqueda,
yrs. @ NOS; Angeline 0'Callohan. IL yrs. 8
mos; Catherine Bohen, yrs. mos; Winifred
Sexton. yrs. mos; Lola Simmons, 8 yrs. IL
mos; Mariopette Simmons, IL yrs mos. Sarah
kniss yrs. II mos Mary Rackley. s yrs mos
Ellen Rackley yrs. IL mos; Dorothy Linnastruth,
yrs. mos; Josephine ISABELLA, yrs. 8 mos /;
Alice Lagier, yrs. mos; Mary Molnar, 12 yrs.
Duggan. 10 yrs. mos; Lucy Duggan. 4 yrs. 3
mos; Blanch Hogan. 10 yrs. IL mos; Angeline
Sgambati yrs. mos. Terese Skelly II yrs s
mos; Catherine Bohen. yrs.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SAFE.

ADMINISTRATRlX SALE.
IN REGION OF AMPLE RAINFALL, at pri-
,yate sale. $50 acre ranch, miles east Of Santa
Rosa Cal Northern boundary IS middle OF
channel of Santa Rosa creek an ever flowing
stream; best basalt block quarry in California
(now operated by City Street improvement Co }
is on this ranen: the S. p R. r. runs through
heavily wooded with oak, portion in fine prunes
producing best crops in vicinity; few acres In
grapes; good house of s rooms and other i'm
provements; large acreage is same soil as
celebrated VroOman walnut orchard, which d.
reetly Joins the ranch on the west; ranch now
rented as dairy and produce and income on over
$7J, coo; properly improved. would pr9duce IN
come on much larger capital. Inquire S12 Russ
building
SIS cash for a.5 acre home. close to San Fran
CISCO in Alameda county: some OF the finest
land in California for poultry. berries, vege-
tables. fruits. wainuts, almonds. etc; beauti-
p o., stores theaters and all requirements Of
an9up to date community; 5. P. and W. P.
railroads; 20 passenger trains daily: 25 freight
trains buy good land close to S. F.. the best
market on the coast with good transportation
facilities. and you sure to make money; We
have the best land choicest. most beautiful To-
cation; abundance of water lowest prices;
easiest terms; $T5 per acre up; acres, SIS
cash. balance small payments.
RICH VALLEY LAND CO., $50 Sutter st.
EMPIRE Aaf LAND 5t CO. OF NApA-17 sEcoND 5ei d sr
AND So OAK ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
NAPA COUNTY AND NAPA CITY REAL Es-
sTocK RANCHES. ALFALFA AID GARDEN
TRUCK LAND. WE MAKE EXCHANGES OF
ALL KINDS EITHER WAY. WE HELP YOU
TO GET A HOME ACCORDING To YOUR
MEANS. AND THAT'S HOW WE BUILT UP
OUR BUSINESS: CALL OR WRITE FOR
WHAT YOU WANT EMPIRE LAND co. OF
NAPA. THE COUNTY WITHOUT IRRIGA-
TION, WITHOUT MALARIA WITH A
$1.5O ROUND TRIP FARE EVERY HOURS
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
ONE TO FIVE ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD.
The crops and orchards will meet future pay
ments: steam and 1 electric line to the lands
only IS minutes from San Francisco: land level.
20 feet deep; plenty OF water so feet; berries
pay $1,000 per acre; prices reasonable; years
in which to pay; don't miss this chance.
ROBINSON & CUNNING,
General Agents for Lands Of Meek Estate, 533
Castro St, Hayward Cal.
FOR sale-Chicken ranch, acres. near Peta-
luna 81. 500; only $3.50 cash required.
800 acres, clear. in Lake county; want bay
properties.
6 room cottage on Bancroft way. s., 900;
Lot Hudson and College, $3.50.
LEVERICH, IL Telegraph av., Oakland
800 ACRES rich farming land in Lassen county /;
balance $500 in years; maps and sample
soil at office. BOVEE. TOY & CO, III Mont
gomery ST.
Az ACRES near Hayward; fine soil; house.
stable, chicken house; so chickens; horse and
buggy: only $4,000: the snap OF a lifetime
P. E. BAIRD. 46S 18th St. Oakland
$1,000 acres irrigated fruit. garden and alfalfa
land; SO cash. balance 10 years II de-
sired PAUL ROSSIER. S36 Pine St
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CITY REAL ESTATE

So 5oO--Terms to suit; just Completed 2 story
cottage; rooms; corner lot. 40:9x65; every
thing first class; location not away out, but
close in Apply to ALBERT WILFORD, owner,
229 Montgomery ST.. only from IL to 2.
SO, ,500--Large room dwelling; manfels, 2
toilets auto entrance and bay window rooms: /:
terms 81 coo cash. balance monthly. 6S4 I'd
on premises.
FOR sale-Reasonable lot and cottage rooms;
street work done; Mississippi st. near 18th.
Inquire 91T15 Illinois st.
ARMY, 362SA near yalencia-Bargain; rooms,
large yard and basement $500 cash.; small
mortgage. OWNER, zoos Webster.
HAVE STANDARD Title Insurance Company Mills
bldg. insure your title save time. save money.
ROOM cottage and lot for sale at sacrifice; :;
make offer; owner going east. GA Goth st.
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INFORMATION wanted as to the whereabouts
of Jerry Mccarthy; last heard of was In
Melbourne, Australia. Please inform his broth
er Thomas Mccarthy, 1854 Folsom ST.. San
Francisco.
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REDEMPTION OF RnNDs

REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION of bonds Notice is hereby
given that in accordance with the terms
of the bonds issued by the Nevada County
narrow gauge railroad company, the direc-
tors determined by lot numbers to be re-
deemed at Wells Fargo National bank in
the city Of San Francisco, California, on the
I'd day of January. 1911, with the follow
169 200 and 223, which bonds will be paid
in United States gold coin on said Cd day
OF January, 1911. upon surrender of same,
with coupons attached. and interest thereon
will cease from and after that date.
HOWARD r. WARD. Secretary
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany. Office, Grass Valley, Cal. Decem-
Der 13, 1910.
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LOT. 35 4x127:6. south Side OF Clay st. bet. Polk
and Larkin. Price reduced to $1,000; choice
surroundings: a most convenient location;
see this quick; won't last long. T. E HAY
MAN, First national bank building
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OLE 81 -AIARKET 80 MIssIoN.

80 -50-FIat q =. - oIs0ln ~. til.
500 r. house: 1878 Path mr. Sanchez; large
garden; IN first class condition
s90 Stores with living rooms: 9Th Folsom
90 3 r. 1925 18th ST. nr. Dolores; upper.
90 each-4 r. and b.; modern FATS being com
nleted: 9th st. nr. Folsom
So. .bO-7 r. z46 Chattanooga nr. 90 upper.
90 S0-5 r. ~ Alvarado mr. San Jose; upper;
strictly modern, up to date. sunny dat-
500 T. and b. each; l46e Folsom mr. 10th
<S6 Z each: 200 23d st. cor Potrero av.; 3
fne sunny fats; every convenience
erz E1--z r. l6 Landers OF 18th and Market
80 20 r and b.; 16zA Bangton nr. Folsom
= d-s15-Afodern apts., T. ca; newly renovated; I;
1sl Morris av. mr. Bryant bet. 5th and 9Th.
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HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET

$50 r; 27I3 Clay nr. Pierce
Ss0-S r and b.: 2737 Clay nr. Pierce.
$40 r; 1881 DevisaderO nr. Wash; heater
SIS r: ssl Ashbury NJ. Frederick: garage
5000 r: 2S24 Clay mr. Scott; modern.
s55-i2 r: 2o29 Vallejo mr. Buchanan; elegant
marine view.
S5O-s r: 1852 O,Fsrrell mr. Fillmore; modern;
electric light. etc
S5n-a r. 2523 Cough nr. Vallejo.
-Ssf,-s r.. 2zS 10th aV. mr. Clement St; modern;
billiard room in basement.
s4s-1o r.: 8lls Washington M. Lyon
SO 5O-3 T. and b.: p Delgado OFF Hyde
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eT0REs. L0FTS. EIC-, NOhIH OF MAhhEI
slOO-Bush and kearny; ground door space.
S5O-Is4s Devisadero nr. Post; large store
SeS-Store NJ. coz Union ana Larkln sts
s20-Store 1874 DeVisaderO mr. Pine
S20-Ffne location for fruit store
Sl5-Store and 4 rms; 296s Washington
S25 and S3O-Stores 2024-26 Hayes nr. Cole.
SO 81 TO S30-Bsrge light sample rooms.
SIO-I243 McAuister nr. fllmores l5x25.
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CANCER CURE

WE CURE CANCER; we have cured patients to
refer to you. Call and let us explain our treat
ment. Send for booklet. MRS. s. J. BRIDGE
CANCER Co.. rms. 503-04 Westbank bid S. F.
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cATARRH AND DEAFNESS
INFORMATION WANTED

ALSO ear noises positively cured; 1 week free
DIR. CoTTINGHAM, 94S Market St; hrs 10-4.
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

FOR sale-Chicken ranch, acres. near Peta-
luna 50. 500; only $3.50 cash required.
800 acres, clear, in Lake county; want bay
properties.
6 room cottage on Bancroft way, $1,000;
500 cash, balance $50 per month.
Lot near Hudson and College, $3.50.
LEYERICH. II Telegraph av.. Oakland
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DECEMBER %, 1910
INVESTMENTS
MINES AND MINING
MONEY TO LOAN

GOLD. amalgam, rich ore bought; cash; assayil
6Oc. Pioneer Assay Co. 131 9TH nr. Howar
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

r. c. ORPHAN ASYLUM. zoos Ellis st. Sar
Francisco, December 10. 1910.-Children re
ceiyed from June 49, 1910. to December:
WHOLE ORPHANS.
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MOTORCYCLE, EXCELSIOR spring tandem; en-
gine in fine condition.; nearly tire,
other fair; s125 1925 Chestnut ST. Oakland.
CAN save you money on bicycles, sporting goods
and bicycle sundries; send for catalogue.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.. Oakland. Cal.
CASH paid for bicycles any condition. ZIMMER-
LIN BROS. 2192 Sutter. J1433 West 2472
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DOMESTIC, 1644 FILLMORE near Post; THE
place TO buy, rent repair sewing machines
OF all makes; lowest prices; best terms. ].
w. EVANS. agent; phone West 2601
renting and repairing; needles and supplies
E. /. SARGEANT. 531 18th St, Oakland.
SEWING machines. all makes, renting, repair
ing. McNALLY 1854 Mission; tel. Mission 202
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1867 FILLMORE ST.
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L. h. & B. /. BILL, 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps Vesta batteries
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts.
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THERE is money In Gil stocks; have 4 lease
with option to buy 160 acres Of land in 3
high gravity oil o-strict.. If you have 500 OF
more you can get in the ground floor S10O
should bring $1,000 Address box 293. Oak
land Cal.
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DAY AND CONTRACT WORK

WE clean wall paper window shades; kalsomin-
Co.. 120e Golden Gate av.: S2933 West 4243
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY,
DENTISTS

ARTIFICIAL TEETH-.THE ONE THING /
DO" DIR. C. e. Wilson 323 Geary suite 605
DR. IRA G. LEEK-AH kinds of denial work
515 Fillmore St near Oak
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E. F. wAYLAND & CO., BROKERS,

6es-GOLD COUPON BONDS-6qs
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
Security-Three Dollars to One.
Illustrated booklet and full
information on application to
JOSEPH A. LEONARD, Manager.
903 Phelan bldg
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HOMES FOR TNVALTDS

ST. MARGARETS Maternity home; confinement
specially: adoption; special treatment for al
female troubles. III East 14th st. Oakland
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CLAIRVOYANTS

GEORGIA DANIELS. ordained psychic and world
famed medium just arrived; she tells names,
dates, facts and figures correct advice about
love. marriage, divorce. lawsuits speculations
claims, wills, patents ETC.. dispels evil in
fuences and reunites the separated If worried.
in trouble. or suffering business reverses, call
today satisfaction guaranteed; hours 10 to Q
daily; readings by mail 81; no stamps: bring
this ad. l139 Market ST
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
AMERICANS AS ART COLLECTORS.

America has not yet developed any great school of art or produced su- preme artist who can be ranked with the masters of the old world, but while it's energy has not been equal to very great achievements in the creative field. artistically speaking, it has dem onstrated rare acumen and discern ment in the collection of masterpieces, which, taken together, have been es- timated by competent authorities to represent a value of twenty-five mill lions of dollars, this in private collec- tions, which with museum collections. valued at five million dollars, make the sum total of great paintings in this country represent a figure of thirty millions of dollars.
 An interesting fact to be noted in computing the value of pictures is that paintings by artists of the nine teenth century in private collections represent an expenditure of not less than fifty million dollars, sum con stnatly increasing as time goes by.
 American collections are strongest in works of the Dutch school and of the French painters of the so-called Fon- tainbleau school. Few European coun- tries are So rich in Rembrandts or Frans Halses, Of which we possess sev- enty of the former and thirty-five of the latter In the early French, Italian and spanish schools of the American | collections, though still inferior, are | constantly improving.
 | The figures above quoted seem to
 represent a great amount of money | vet that they are not exaggerated is
 quite credible-Cincinnat Commercial | Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
MYSTERIOUS PRISONER
 AT CASTLE WILLIAM
1t Is Learned That He Is Former En-
 sign Landrum.

New York, July 25.-The identity of the former naval officer held at Castle William, Governors island, awaiting trial for desertiOn from the army after enlisting as private upon resigning from the navy, it is learned, is Clar- ence F.. Landrum of Kentucky, once an ensign in the navy.
 The records show that Landrum dis appeared from Fortress Monroe Tn March and surrendered at the Brook lyn recruiting station in April
 When the news of his plight got out quickly among his friends, representa- tions were made to the war department that his cratic actions would tend to show that he was not responsible. The findings will be made public from Washington.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
FIRST TRAIN RUNS ON
 NEW BUCKEYE ROAD
Nearly Fifty Passengers Make Initial
 Trip Into New Section.

With between forty and fifty passen- gers aboard, the first regular passenger train over the Phoenix Buckeye rail- road left this city yesterday morning shortly after s o'clock. It was a mixed train consisting of seven freight cars and two coaches in charge of Conduc- tor Mackay and Engineer. Newton. While the departure of this train from Phoenix into the Buckeye country and as far as the Hassayampa river, marks another epoch in the history of rail- road building in the southwest and DOT tends important changes in the rail- road routing of the future, there was but a small crowd present at the Mar icopa & Phoenix depot at the hour of leaving.
 But down in the section where rail- road trains are a decided novelty and where men have been waiting long for the coming of the locomotive. there were many impromptu demonstrations of strictly informal character. Farm CTS from the various ranches within miles of the new line laid aside their work long enough to reach vantage points and wave their hats as the train sped on.
 At Buckeye the citizens turned out en masse and welcomed the train as it pulled into town There were also a goodly number of farmers at the pres ent terminus of the road at the Hassa- yampa river. The trip was of necessi- ty somewhat prolonged because of the character of the train. There were many delays while the crew loaded and unloaded the large quantity of freight which had been consigned to this train.
 The train returned to Phoenix about 7:3O o'clock, and all who had made the trip expressed themselves as more than pleased.
 One of the amusing as well as inter- esting incidents of the trip occurred while the train was about seven miles below town. There was an uneXpect- ed delay and then the train began to move very slowly. The passengers wondering at the snail-like pace put their heads out of windows and dis covered a curious condition of affairs.
 Across the bumpers of one of the freight cars had been placed a heavy steel rail extending some distance out from either side Attached to each end of this rail was an ordinary blow manned by four or five laborers and the train was furnishing the power to turn a furrow on eaither side of the track. In this manner was provided loose soil which will be used in bal lasting between the ties and as surf ace dressing. Several expressed them selves as having witnessed a decided innovation. They had heard of blowing with everything from a bent stick to an auto-ganS blow, but it was the first time they had ever heard of blowing with a passenger train.
 A regular schedule will be followed daily upon the new line, a train leav- ing each morning at S:30 a. m., city time. arriving at Buckeye at 12:25 and at the Hassayampa river at 1:3O o'clock A rate of cents per mile will be charged passengers.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
AFTER THE LECTURE.

The lecture was over and the gen tleman who did the talking strained his ears as he followed his audience out of the hall to gather in. so far as he could, what sort of an impression he had made. As he drew near the doorway two old gentlemen who were making their way out just ahead of him rendered a verdict
 Well, ankside." said one of them. what did you think of it?"
 I've heard worse." said Bankside.
 Did you think it was a tall illu- minating?" asked the other.
 Tn an old-fashioned way yes" re- piled the venerable Bankside.
 T don't quite catch your point. said the questioner.
 Why, it was Illuminating, but it struck me as having more gas than electricity about Unexplained the critic.-Judge's Library. O. .'
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25

PAYING OFF-If the Southern Pa oific office in this city had been a bank it would have busted yesterday Nearly all day long it was filled with Mexicans three deep around the coun- ter with an overflow meeting on the sidewalk, each one armed with little yellow time check The clerical force was engaged in Taying off laborers on the Buckeye road, and if each one had very much coming to him that Buck eye bonus must have looked last night like cypher with the rim knocked off it. N
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests registered yesterday at the Ford hotel were: Claude Flill Mar tipsvue Ind; Ernest A Haggott, Vicksburg. Ariz; A. Liebenthal, Bls- bee: T. F. Pollock, Flagstaff: r. F. McCrary, Florence; Mrs A. C. Kane Prescott: A. F.. Davenport, Gufport Miss: F. L. Andrews, Shreveport La
 Al inc Commercial were: 'F. ~- F.. 17itzsimmons. Prescott; Forney Woods, Peoria: F. A. Howard, Cave Creek; Mrs. A. c. Kane, Prescott; Mrs. N. V Orozei. w. q. Crowder. Yuma; Melissa Jones, Sarah C. Azuel, Saea- ton: Frank Shields, Florence; George Hamlin. Relief; T. s, Wickhaw, Sil- verben: J. C. Champion. Ray; sam SeeIig. Globe; Mrs. F. G. Pendleton, Florence; Mrs. J. II. Houck, Cave Creek.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
National.

THE RAlN-It was reported yes terday that the town of Roosevelt has enjoyed three-quarters of an inch of rain or thereabouts. It has rained heavily all the way between here and Roosevelt within the past week. and it has rained on the Verde watershed. In fact, it has rained almost every where except on the watershed Of the upper Salt river, and it is crowd ing that section very closely right now. The rain at Roosevelt has no more effect on the reservoir than a rain here would. but if anything drops above that point it will be saved. And if the rain god expects to break any new ground this season he will have to invade the Salt river watershed pretty soon, for he has now showered everything else except few httle desert patches here and there.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
STARTED FROM CAMP FIRE.
An Alarming Forest Conflagration
 Near Seattle.

Seattle, Wash. July 25.ZA forest fire that broke out near Preston. twenty-five miles east of here. has already assumed such alarming pro- portions that the Washington Forest Fire association is sending all avail able rangers to assist.
 The fire started from small blaze in a camp and soon got beyond con trol and spread rapidly. With this exception all the blazes in the Puget Sound district are under control.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
MAD AT AMERICANS.

San Juan del Sur. Nicaragua, July 25.-The newspapers and the public show increasing hostility to Amerl- cans. The gunboat Nicksburg arrived from Corinto and will remain week, The authorities fear a revolutionary attack and are stringing barbed wire around the fort
Arizona republican., 1910-07-25
COLORADO FIRES.
One Has Already Caused Loss ot
 S250,000.

Denver. July 25.-Disastrous forest fires are raging in two sections or the state and tonight foresters report that they are beyond control. Additional help was sent from Denver and near by towns The fire in the Routt pre- serve, in the northwestern part of the state, is the most serious. Already the fire, which is really four different fires heading to a common center. has caused damage amounting to $25O,0O0,