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Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
RARE COMEDY AT
 ELks' OWN SHOW NO ONE WANTS HIS MONEY
 BACK. A Full House Enjoyed "A Night in
 Bohemia"

A musical tamale, with chili verde sauce and six dashes Of paprika. serv- ed by the prettiest girls in all Phoe- nix (and this, of course, includes in vague way, all Arizona) was "A Night in Bohemia played by the Elks ana their friends at their own theater last night The play was under the direction of T. P. Getz who came to Phoenix for the purpose of developing whatever talent he might find in the ranks of the Elks
 Perhaps the Elks have given show in the distant and foggy past that eclipsed the present production; but if they did, the writer of this article does not remember about it The musical tamale. plum pudding. or what-not, produced last night was generally considered by those who saw and heard it as far superior to their effort of last year. which. by the way. did not belong to the ten. twent' thiT-t'- variety either
 The show will be given again to- night: and again tomorrow night. Ii is probable that there will be little more viyacity. a little more go to the play: for a public production does wonders at working off the raw edges. There wasn't any stage fright; that Is, not very often-but few of the voices were just bit faint and lacked spirit My Phoenix Girl' and Violet Was a Maiden Fair" might be made somewhat more effective with just another dash of that paprika before mentioned. At least, it seemed so to the writer who strained his ears from the heights of the potato gallery.
 It is always a joy to give credit where credit is due and deserved. It is just like a sponge that wipes your conscience clean of all the times you said nice things about people when silence or truth should have been the only alternatives. And so it is with palpitating joy and unadulterated bliss that the statement is made that the stage has lost a rare comedian just because the people of Maricopa
Arizona republican., 1910-01-26

min. They wear khaki dresses trim med with red and army hats. There wasn't bald head in the front TOW that did not hope Santa Claus would bring him one just like them next [ Christmas.
 In the medley at the close of the first act. is gem written in Hebrew and sung in English by George Pirosh As stated before Pirosh looks like himself when he grows up. His make up is histrionic chef d'Ouvre. The song is called "Rosenstein.'' There were more encores to the song than there were verses.
 One of the bright variations in the beginning of the second act is Tn dians on Broadway with Esther Wright Helen McNeil. Georgia Mintz, J. Lewis Scott and George PirOsh as the Indians The Hinkee Dee man by Paul IngIes and the pony ballet is a catchy song that stays with you.
 Taken as whole the show was about as satisfactory and clever as q production by amateur talent could well expect to be. Take the glamor of personal acquaintance away. and for get the fact that you know most of the participants and have a peculiar pride in their successes and the show is still a good one and worth the price. Nobody wanted their money back last night and nobody harked back to the time of Noah when they really did have some amateur talent in Phoenix.
 The cast folIows-.
 Edmund Keene. a retired actor, a
 Good Elk, and athorough Bo-
 hemian. ........J. Fred-Cleaveland Dusty Rhodes. manager of q de-
 funct comedy company .....-
 George Purdy Ballard Officer Sullivan, "one of the fin
 est" ... .. Frank Connelley Tommy JiggS. an up-to-date New
 York boy ....... Paul Renau Ingles' Chas. Frohman. an old friend of
 Keene's ... Geo r. Driscoll George Thatcher. an old-time min
 strel, who plays a servant to help
 a friend in trouble. N. c. Seargeant Dolly Nobles. the Sunshine of 2
 Keene's Villa, a little bit stage
 struck. but good little girl. .....
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Not Much Chance.

The average citizen will have but little chance to secure a filing on the lands open for entry in the Indian reservation. Yesterday MT. W. w. Dunn received letter from Frank Buren, register ot the land office at Los Angeles, sitting forth in fuller detail than ever the fact that there will be no drawing and that the first person in line on the morning of the opening will get first choice of these lands. MT. Buren says: "Applica- tions must be made in person at this office and entries will be allowed in the order in which they are received There will be no drawing or lottery In connection with this reservation, and the first applicant in line on the date of the opening will have the first choice "-Yuma Sun.
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Big Deal Is Now Off.

All negotiations or the purchase of the property of the Arizona Copper company at Clifton and of the Shan non Copper company at Metcalfe by the Phelps Dodge interests have been called of. but it seems proba ble that they will be renewed at an early date.
 This Is the latest information direct from New York and throws some light on the puzzling rumors that have been in circulation for several weeks. It has been denied by Arizona agents of the Phelps Dodge companies that any deal at all was on for the Shannon and
The border vidette., 1910-02-19

town in accordance with plans and specifications theI efor beretofor adopt ed by the Mayor and Common Ooun- cil of said town
 Said bonds to be issued pursuant to an Act of Congress of the United States of America, approved March 4th, 1898 entitled, "An Act to mend an act 10 prohibit the passage of local or special laws in the territories to. limit territorial indebete dnese, and 90 forth," to bear date of lst day of April A. D 1910. to become due and pay able not later than the 1st day of April A. D, l940. and to hear inter est not 10 excet d at the rate of 5 51% per ennum, payable mi-aBnually. The ballots 10 be use d in voting upon said proposition to te in su ubstantly the following form
 Shall the Mayor and Common Ooun- cil of the town of NoEslts, Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, be author ized to issue negotiable coupon bonds of said town, in the aggregate amount If S68 900 for the purpose of con- structiDg a syste m of sanitary sewers in and for said towL2
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Got His Just Reward.

An editor died and slowly wended his way to where he supposed a warm reception awaited him. The Devil saw him and said: "For many years thou hast borne the blame for the many errors the printers made in the paper. The printers have deviled the @ on Saturday night for wages when thou badst not one cent to thy name. Men have taken the paper without paying for it and cursed thee for not getting out better one. Thou hast been called dead beat by passen ger conductors when thou hast shown thy pass to envious gaze. All this thou hast borne in silence. Thou canst come in here." And he fired him.
 "Heaven is his home; and besides, If we let him come in here he will ually dun delinquent subscribers, for our habitation is full of them. and thus create disorder in my kingdom. '' Fix.
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that on 2nd day of March, A. D 1910. a special election will be held in the town of Nogales. Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory. for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors thereof the following propositions:
 Shall the town of NogaIes. Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, bor- row the sum of $63. 900 % and issue it's negotiable cupon bonds therefor, for the purpose of constructing a sys- tenn of sanitary sewers iu and for said
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Former Arizonian Get Good Office.

News has just reached Tucson of the appointment of Jas. w Tourney as director of the forest school at Yale university. He succeeds Dr. Wm' Graves. who has been appointed chief of the bureau of forestry at Washing ton to succeed Clifford Pinchot, who was recently removed by President Taft.
 MT. Tourney was formerly professor of botany at the University of Arizona and was also director of the govern ment experiment station at Tucson at the same time, his residence in that city dating from 1891 to 1900. His many Arizona friends will rejoice to learn of his advancement to the Yale chair.
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Arizona copper mines.
 The Phalnc nndna n

Arizona copper mines.
 The Phelps Dodge people have been negotiating with officers of both the Shannon and Arizona companies. They planned to form another syndi- cate to tako over the properties. That troit Copper Company which the Phelps Dodge corporation already owns.
 The Arizona Copper company is owned by a syndicate of Scotch cap italists. The Scotchmen came to New York about two weeks ago to carry on negotiations for the sale of their prop erty, but two or three days ago they sailt d for home, announcing that they could reach no agreement. At the same time It was announced that the negotiations of the Shannon is control. ed by N. l.. Alnster of Boston.
 The price asked by the Arizona Copper company is $25. 100000 and by the Shannon $8.0OO.OOO Whether the parties to the proposed deals dis agreed upon price or terms of payment is not known.
 The Arizona Copper company has been in operation since the early sos and now has enough ore blocked out to keep it's present plant operating to it's full capacity for 100 years. Untold thousands of tons of ore have not been explored. Citizen.
The border vidette., 1910-02-19
Yes


To vote for the issuance of the bonds, mark an "X' in the square un- der the word ''yes".
 To vote against the issuance of bonds, mark an K" in the square un- der the word "no" No person shall be entitled to vote at said elections unless he be in all respects qualified elector of said town, also the owner of real or per- sonal property subject to taxation in said town.
 The voting place at said election shall be at the Masonic Hall on Ter race Avenue between Ora awford and Elm streets, in said town of NoRales. The following shall act as election officials at said election:, ". F. Over ton. Inspector; H. W. Kelsey, Judge; H. M. Olaggett. Judge; W. W. Carney, H. R. Renshaw, Clerks.
 Said election will be held and con- ducted in all respects according to the general election laws of Arizona Ter rItory.
 Polls will be opened at o'clock a. m !, and close at o'clock p. m. on said day.
 A register will be open for the re- gistration of voters, pursuant to act No. 4. Laws of Arizona Territory, 1903, being Gan act to amend para graph 5l9, section l, paragraph 520. section ?, of chapter 6, title l l, of the revised statutes of Arizona"
 Said register shall be opened at the office of J J. Chatham. Justice of the Peace in the Court House, in the town of NogaIes. on the 3lst day of Jan uary, A. D., 1910, at which time re- eistratiou will begin and will close on the 18th, day of February, A. D., 1910
 By order of the Mayor and Common Council of the town of Nogales. Ari- zona Territory, on the 26th day of January, A. D. 1910. J. T. BRIOKWOOD, Attest: Mayor CARL M. RATHBUN,
 Town Clerk.
 Section g. That the said election shall be held at the Masonic Hall on Terrace Avenue between Ora awford and Elm streets, in said town.
 The polls will be opened at o'clock a. m, and closed at 6 o'clock p. m. Section That the follow wing named persons be and the same are hereby designated and appointed to conduct sald election.
 w. F. Overton.
 INSPECTOR.
 H W. Kelsey, H. M. Claggett,
 JUDGES
 W. w. Carney, H. R. Renshaw,
 CLERKS
 Section 5. That J J. Ohatham m be and he is hereby appointed registering of ficer to make registration of all persons to vote at said election who possess the qualifications mentioned in the act of congress approved March 4th, 1898, herein above referred to.
 Said register shall be opened at the office of J J. Chatham, Justice of the Peace in the Court House, in said town on the 3lst day of January, A. D., 1910, and shall be kept open be- tween the hours of g a. m. and 5 p. m., on each week day, up to and in cluding the 18th day of February. A. D., 1910.
 Passed adopted. approved and or dered posted and published this26th, day of January, A. D 1910. T. BRICKWOOD, Attest: Mayor CARL NJ. RATHBUN,
The border vidette., 1910-02-19

Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07
s-'-s sasas5-4.
Hope for Eczema Patients.

The oil of wintergreen compound
for eezema-known as d. d. D. Pre-
scription-can be secured at present
from Bowdftch. Webster & Co. irisa rs
cent bottle. s
This offer is especially made to
convince those skin sufferers who
nave not yet tried the remedy. One
bottle VIII suffice to cure a mild case.
and the first application will instantly
prove. to you that you get relief at
once from the itch. The moment you
wash the skin with this mild, sooth-
Jug liquid, the itch is gone.
H-upon our special recommends
uon-you want to try bottle Of this
proven eczema cure I'd. D. ID at %
vents, telephone or call at our store.
nowditch, Webster & Co., Spauid-
ks Drug Store, Haliowel; Jackson
Gardiner.41 sna. .su,oy.4a.t i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07
TOWN EE

CfFSTER--Seleetme f. f. Hatch, p.
A. Libby, O.. r. Stratton; town clerk, NJ.
III. HAYNES: treasurer, NJ. H. Haynes:
taxS collector NJ H Haynes: school
committee,, G. a. Hill. Money appro-
priated: Schools, N,e1. highways,
81. 100: support of poor, 800; other pnr-
poses, 5000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07

Trenton. ". j., is trying hard to get
into the limehght over the, shoulders of
an eight-years. .old boy who is said to
have. beaten at checkers everyone whom
he has ever played with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07

KENNllEBI:''Ei:C
vAssALnORo.

NOHTH-The village schools COM
menced Monday, April. 4. Owing to the
travelling the rural schools will not begin
until next Monday.
The family of w. II. Purinton was re-
leased from quarantine Saturday. r.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ E.
church will hold Rubber" social at the
parsonage Friday evening. April s.
Postmaster Samuel r. McCurdy Is very
low. Me is cared for by a trained nurse.
Mrs. McCurdy is also sick.
George Aver has sold his potatoes to
F. A. Wing and is loading a car.
Road Commissioner E.. E. Warren was
in the village Saturday. 49, aa
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Shorey was
held March % and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Luther Morris.of the Baptist church.
SOUTH-Mrs. Marietta Robbins return.
ed to her work Sunday after passing sew
eral days visiting her sister, Mrs. L. w
Mason.
Mrs. Lura Pray and three children of
Providence. r. l.. are passing few
weeks visiting Mrs. Pray's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew webber
Reuel TraAk of Windsor was a guest
OF his daughter. Mrs. Charles Perkins,
over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken, who fell a few
weeks ago and dislocated her thigh. was
kindly remembered by her friends Apri]
with shower of 70 birthday cards. il
being her S6th birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07
LlTcHFiElD.

MISS Genevieve NJ Dustin. a for
mer student at Litchfield Academy and
memher of the Rochester, N. H.,
Eigh school, together with 81 members
oi the graduating class, is enjoying a
trip through New York. Philadelphia
ana Washington. They will pass four
or five days seeing the sights of the
latter city.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
Ramon Martinez CO.
nerciante de P. de
Terra 'fa1|ecio por
la tarde.
Carmen Miranda su COM
panera y Pedro DINO su
dependiente Sc suicidan
POGO despues.
10 que de,jo escrite 0lmo y las
diticultades scon6micas de
SGS negOci0s.

Tres seres humanos bajaron aver
a la tumba en- esta ciudad, uno de
muerte natural ydos de muerte VIC
lenta por suicide. Uno dc clos, una
mujer, injiri6 una fuerte d6sis de su
blimado corrosive. El otro suicida,
Sc disparo dos tiros de revolver, uno
en- la sien v otro en- Ia boca. Los he
chos Sc rcferen comp siguen:
En- la casa nume1s 32 de Ia calle
de San Agustin en- Puerta de TERRA,
tenia un establecin,iento de pulpe
ria con valor de unos 1000 el We
cino Ramon MARTINEZ. Este era puer
torriqueno, de San Juan, de so
hos de edad y estaba enfermo des
de hacia tempo con una affection
pulmonar. Tenia una hija de Is
nos de edad llamada Carmen Mar
tinez, la cual hubo en- su primer ma
trimonio. Otra sobrina, schorita de
Is amos de edad, viva tambien con
Martinez. Carmen Miranda era la
aNnite de Martinez,y vivian todos
en- la expresada casa.
Hace 7 meses que fue interesado
en- ell establecimiento,a ganancias
y perdidas, ell joven Pedro Olmo, co
mo de p amos de edad y natural de
Arecibo, en- donde residen sus pa
dres Juan Confesor Olmo y Julia
Borriti. Tn hermano del expresado
dependiente, que Sc llama Pablo y
tiene 10 amos de edad, reside tam
bien en- el expresado poblado. Pedro
parece que tenia gran Garlic a su
principal Y familiares.
En- estos dias Sc recrudeci6 la do
lencia de Ramon y los negocios pa
rece iban en- gran decaimiento. A Ia
una de la tarde de eyer fueron q Ia
casa algunos comerciantes acreedo
res de Ramon q apremiarle en- el pa
90 de deudas. De esto tenfan
noticias desde por la mafana, el due
no de la casa y el dependiente. Este
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
La c aHetera
de Arecibo a Camuy
A pesar de haberse inver
tldo S18 mil dolIars-di
cen-.--contlnua en- PEST
mo estado.
"Cambalache" y "CahOS" en-
cienden suS hornOS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Enero l9.-De los datos suminis
trados por ell Departamento del in
terror a "La Corrspondencia' y
"Democracia", resulta que SC gasts
ron Ell pasado aio SIS, 200, en- el arro
g!o dc la carrctera de Arecibo q Gu
muy V sc cncucntra 6sta con las re
ci"ntes y continues lluvias intransi
table, y para muestra basta cl pc
dazo que desde la salioa de la pGbla
cion conduce la Carcel dc Distrito.
que atin en- aeroplano rcsulta prli
sroso. La piedra picada So cncucntra
en- montoncs al lado del camino V cn
ESQ hay parte del dinero iniirado.
pcro mientras esa picdra no st erhr
en- Fl camino, continuara SS,r on lis
p"+imas .condicioncs que inJi~an,o>.
iia llegatlo il esta riudad prmr, II
tie dc los Estados tnitIn> :, t'tita 81
Sr. d. Gabriel Corrra acrru i. Ia
importantc casa The Prrma Dag
Co. de Columbus.
FL pr6Aimo domingo hJlri for
macion del Cuerpo de BON ".rol dr
csta ciudad, con cl objrto Il har-r
cntrega de la mc,I;tlIa n-gala,a por
cl Cuerpo dc Bumi~rn> =" Column
bus al bombero mas antique dc Are
cibo Y que ha rcsulta,o ser Ramon
Nalcriano.
Han dado comienzo en- cSta Cortc
dc Distrito los juicios por Jurado
que duraran 'hasta ri -.
Continue la anlmaci0n para los
pr0ximos bales de masccras que
Sc Organizarin en- este tcatro los dias
& V 8 de Febrro.
Hoy ~ encontraba en- esta <iedad
el Inspector de alimento. del DIS
tritO NOre ID. Juan Toms msprc
cionando los establecimiciltos lie
provisiones Y deeS-itcs de lcchc.
Para Il jusres Y cl domingo pre-
para la SOciedad An6nima ds Cine
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
CaptuIa de IN pIofugo
en- Maunabo.
En- un incendio ocurrido
en- Quebrada Arena pc
recieron carbonizados
dos ninos.
Las victimaS eran hijOs de Ca.
SimirO Olmeda.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Enero l9.-El l3 del actual Sc au-
sent6 para Guayama el doctor don
Aurelio Lacasa el que por espacio
de ocho meses desempeho el cargo
de Official de Sanidad lie etc pueblo
y tanto tl como su apreciable espo-
sa ocuplron pucsto distinguido en-
cl seno de csta sociedad por su edu-
caci0n V cultura siendo altamente
.c>timadoS.
Julio Ortiz prdfugo de la carcel
lc Guayama V fugado lie los traba-
jos de la carretera en- dicho pueblo,
fCt; capturado en- Ia noche del pasado
domingo por los policias de este
pu"Sto Lugo V Rosario euyo servicio
o. tie los que mcrecen ell calificativo
lie ''hucno'.
En- Ia mahana de aver Sc quem
una casa en- ll barrio Quuebrada
Arena ptrtcneciente d Casimiro Oh
media en- la cue murieron dos de sus
hi!cs cnmpl"tamcnte carbonizados
lie Tres i I> rneSes lie edai: V otros
que mllagro>auimcnte Sc escaparon
sufrierun quemaduras de considera-
cInn.
III suceso ha sido puramente ca-
sual cl que tie todas veras lamenta-
mos. Siendu cl primero que sepamos
ocurrido en- esta jurisdiction.
Nacimiento> in-c7iios 3l3. De-
funcioncs 1874 Y mairinonios 43. De
estos son can0nicos 26 Y civiles IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20
PoI compIar cafe TO-
bado en- Ponce
Ramon Leon quiso aprovc
char la ventajita en- un
lote de dicho grano.
Ha sido provista Ia corte NUM-
cipal de un tel6fon0.
De nuestro corresponsal

Enero 1S.-Anoche fue puesta
en- escena la grandiosa obra en- cua
tro actos "Mancha que Hmpia". La
concurrencia fue regular. Tn tnun
10 colossal mas hay q. agregar los
artistas Jambrina, Adams, Bravo,
Blanca de Lora. Ell publico entusias
mado aplaudia sin cesar,
Ell tren correo que tenfa que lie
gar a las 8 dc la mafiana, lego a las
dos mcnos cuarto de la tarde.
La detective arrest6 q Ramon
Leon por comprar cafe robado, Fue
puesto a disposition de la Corte mu
nicipal. :
Morimiento en- la carcel.-Antonio
'Alomar ingres6 en- sumaria por es :
calamiento, Pablo Matos por alte
rar la paz; entr6 4 cumplir condena
por acometimicnto y aggression An
tonic Rivera, 30 dfas. Cumplieron
sus condemns, Emilio Santiago, 30
dias por acometimiento y aggression;
Juan Vazques por ell mismo deito
cumplio s meses.
-Ha ocurrido un choque entire La
jas y La Plata entire dos maquinas,
una que iba y otra que venia, con va
cones dc cana; hubicron 7 heridos
graves, entire ellos dos maquinistas.
Las mdquinas y vagones sufreieron
grandes desperfectos. Este choque
paso por la madrugada; el panico
fu6 atroz. No tenemos noticlas de
ninguna muerte, nj de los nombres
de los heridos.
Sc ha instalado un telefono en-
la Corte municipal, que bastante
falta hacia; Sc han pintado los nue.
bles de dicha corte. ..
Sc han celebrado nueve iuicios
por distintos delitos. Fin 81 dia de
hoy en- la Corte municipal, 5 result
taon condenados y 4 absueltosr
-Esta manana sali6 para Juana
Dfaz el Hon. fiscal Lcdo. Palacio
Rodriguez, a hacer una investiga
ci6n de un crimen que ocurr6 aln.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-20

han intervenido en- el case hacienda
las investigaciones procedenctes.
En- una pequeha hbreta que fue
hallada en- la chaqueta del suicida
Sc lee con difcultad por estar las no
jas manchadas de sangre, algunas II
meas escritas con lapiz en- las que
! Olmo SC dcspide de sus padres, de SUI
principal y de su j6ven hermano. Di
&C tambicn que el lunes ultimo trat6
de suicidarse tomando una dosis de
"sublimado"; pero que lie vinieron
nauseas y arrojo la dosis. Gallo este
hecho. Despues adquirio ell revolver
para matarse mas seguramente.
Un reporter" de "La Correspon-
dencia" visito algunas casas de CO.
mercio de la ciudad para inquirir
antecedentes respecto de 10 ocurrido
con Martinez. En- la casa del Sr. Be
nitez v Co. informo cortesmente ell
Sr. Luis Vidal, que Martinez habia
tenido cuentas importantes en- SUI Ca
sa y que habfa pagado siempre pun
tualmente sus deudas.
lie hubiera dado el almacen
81 me 10 pide- dijo.
Pago SUI cuenta de diciembre y So
10 tenia en- descubierto una pequena
factura de 5000 de un balrril de GER
veza y una GAIA de dulces que tomo
/ ell dia II de enero corriente.
Otra cuenta de 200 y pico de do
liars tenfa Martinez en- una casa de
comercio de la ciudad. Esta, Sc infor-
ma trat0 de asegurar SUI credito; pc
ro no adopt6 actitud agresiva limi-
tandose 4 dar pasos tendencies a sal
var su acreencia.
Sc dice que hace POGO pasd Marti-
nez un lijero balance en- SUI estable-
cimiento y encontraron cerca de
$500 de pdrdidas de 10 que crefa te-
ner ganado.
FL joven Olmo, interesado en- la
pulperia hacia la mayor parte dc
las compras para el establecimiento
y era muy estimado por ell comercio
de la calle de Tetuan con ell que Sc
sofia entender. Parece que habfa O.
tras cuentas en- contra de Martinez
y Olmo pero de estas no han hecho
menci6n sus acreedores.