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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16

P. Derby & Co, 202 Canal St., one of the best known
furniture makers in the country are going to move to
larger quarters and to avoid handling their splendid dis
play pieces especially those to be discontinued, closed
out to Us great quantities Of superior finished samples at
q clean quick reduction of from IL to 13 less than regu-
lar factory prices. This stock includes Tete-Tetes, Arm
Chairs, Office Chairs, Rockers, High Chairs, Reception
Chairs, Parlor Chairs Il Rockers, etc., In all woods and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
is IDENTIFIED
AS KIDNAPER
Important Arrest Made in
Red Bank Case.

Red Bank, Dec. 16:-In the ar
rest of Salvatore Galati yesterday
and his subsequent Identification by
Mamie Pitello, the four-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pitello, of Leonard street, who was
taken from her home on October 10,
both Chief of Police Patterson and
| County Detective Minugh r posi-
tive that they have the Italian who
brought the child home last Friday
night. A brief hearing was held
yesterday afternoon at police head
quarters before Justice Sickles, who
held the Italian without bail for the
grand ury as a principal in the kid
mapping case.
Mamie positively identified Galati
as the Italian who brought her
home, and also said he was the man
who bought her a new fur coat, hat,
mittens, new shoes and stockings.
Mamie couldn't tell where she was
kept, but gave such a description OF
her trip that would lead to the belief
that she was taken to New York. She
said there were no other children In
the same room with her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitello testified that Galati
boarded at their home for about five
months.
Galati swore that he had not been
in Red Bank within q month and a
half, although Mrs. Petillo said she
had seen him last week. 1t was
brought out In the testimony that he
left the Pitello house last Friday
morning for New York, and an en-
velope found on him showed that he
had received a letter from here from
his uncle, v. Galetti, an importer Of
wines and liquors at No. 1122 First
| avenue, New York, on December 8.
The police think Galati was sent by
the gang in New York to take the
child home because of the arrests
there. Pitello testified that he had
not paid any ransom. Galati ap'
peared extremely nervous and
frightened, and after contradicting
himself concerning his whereabouts
of late, refused to talk. He is nine
teen years old. Through his arrest
the police expect to get his alleged
accomplices.
New York, Dec. 16:-The New
York police said Wednesday that
the Red Bank prisoner was not the
same Salvatore Galati who was ar
rested in the kidnapping cases of the
Longo and Rizzo boys. The Galati
alleged by the police to be concerned
in the disappearance of Longo and
Rizzo, was arrested IN Monday, af-
ter the recovery of the lads. He and
five other Italians were taken into
custody at No. So First avenue, and
sent to join the other kidnapping
prisoners held by the police.
An anchor to wIndward-an ad. n
| the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16

able to get it from the bureau at
cost, plus ten per cent. Any federal,
state or municipal official or any In
dividuaI is eligible to have the CEN
sus director tabulate such statistics
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
$1,000 RECEPTION CHAIRS

enacted into law, anybody who wants
a statistical table prepared from b
figures on file at the census bureau
on n subject that may be deemed
to serve the public interest will be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16

How To Get Census Reports.
Washington, Dec. 16:-If a bill
introduced by Representative Crum-
packer, of Indiana, chairman of the
House CSommittee on Census, Is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
9ret Barrels
@um Snjeftions 6linisfeit 5,tr Sci
lung bes Triebrid Sterns bon
Springfield, @i1m.

@pe8ieu an ben rMoroftern." = Ntit
auBergetp0bnlibem Snterelle ertpd9nen
mir Der Sur beg Sriebri6 @terns, zines
prominenten 8iir9ers aus Springfield,
Ninn., nel9er an einem &rebsIdaoen
lit, uno bon ST.. &ea 6ur9 o%reimalige
Sniettipns 8ebdn6lung bermittelt ietner
beriibmten bbpobermti6en Sniettions;
SIuHigfeit gebeilt tpur6e. Sc nabm brei
Barrels bon ie 3tpan5ig Sropfen, genl1g
um cine bbpooermi16e @obre bretn1al gu
fiiQen un6 nit biefer Sniettions zBliifig<
feit i'm al beilen. @r. 5terns miro nit
irgen6 einem in 8riefmediel treten, tpel<
der bamit befangen rnb bieier humber
barren 8ebanblung bebiirftig lift.
3ufdIe gibt es tpentge nn1 melt entz
fernt, mo 9oftoren &rebs betlten. Nls eiz
ne Megel itnb bic 9oftoren 3ufrieoen baz
nit, ftd rubtg ~bin5ufeben unb gu tparz
ten, Biz bic Eatienten 81 ibnen fon1mem.
ginige tparten, Biz fie=SNr3ig. arbere bic
fiinf5ig, einige biz fie fieb3ig. Sabre 5dbz
len unb anbere tire 2~ebens3eit. Sizes lit
nidt Bic sSSbee oes ST. &ea. Gin Mam
nelder 5tpan5ig Sabre praftt3irte, ans<
|f6lteBli9 &rantbetten bon brortlder 9td:
tur unb Arontbeiten. Die obne @rfolg anf
benz getp0bnliden @ege bebanbet tplrz
ben. ST.. @ea bat bic @rfabrnng boz,
] Notwithstanding in europa nno Mme<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

tie iid fritz an Morgen erboben un0
ging, ga iie ii@ ni@t mobl fiblte, gu
elmer Madbarin> INT Elm &atentmit-
tel gegen &opfmeb gu boQen. &aum
batte lie bterpon eingenommen, als
ii@ Observation-Disclosures 5eigten.
Ser sos trat na6 einigep Mtnuten
elm. 6rau 5barratt mobnte bier 6
Sabre un0 1tammte aus minneapolis.
Minot. - Sett fat es ii6 fer.
dusgeiteat, mas sic l1ria6e 0afir &C.
meien lit, 0aB tn &enmare int porigen
Monat ser groBe @etrei0eipei6er ab-
bran>tte II. einen &erll1it BON 100000
anri6tete. Conrad Dabl, ser 10 Sab=
re alte 5obn 0es glepator Mgenten,
mel9er mdbren0 ser mebrpG6igen Mb-
noe enbeit ieines @aters Sic Mufii@t
iiber 0as @ebdu6e fiibrte> moate iid
ein fleines Saidengel0 oeri6affen un>
5og oen 80 Sabre alten &ani Jon, mel=
der megen 8ranO1ttftnng IN Hnter1u=
dung ge5ogen tit, ms Gertrauen. gu.
erit perfauften iie einige @agenlaonn-
gen @etrei0e. 9amit mar ober San:
Jon nibt 5ufrieoen, ser Sen Sen @ei-
gen glei6 m%aggonmeiie %Derfaufte unS
ounn Sen Speider, I'M sic Spuren
oes 9iebitabls gu permii6en, an5iinoe:
te. Gin Mutomobil, mel6es @anion
ii9 fiir5li6 5ulegte, murbe gum Ser
rGtber.
@ron5 Sorts. - Ser iiebe1
Sabre olte gilbert Hurcea, 5obn 6eS
@i6ters Hurcea, mur0e bon einem
i6peren giSmagen iiberfabren, alS Ell
alf ei11em 3meirao ieines @egeS fubr.
Seine babel erlittene11 8erlebunger
lino mobl ernitlider Mrt, aber maj
bofft, 6aB er genet n miro.
0idin 0 II. - Die 2ei6e 6es
Ml6ert Sumo lift inn 9%feierpoir gefu1.
Sen moroen. 9ie Mutopiie ergab, oaf
Iuma ni6t ertrunfen lit; eS febler
aber audi Merfmale BON @emalttba:
tigfeit. Cine gr0Bere Summe @el0eS
miro permiBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Ntnder eenrolen
MACH FLETCHER'S
RIA
Gm6-Oafpta.

&terre. - Garnter, sic bierber
fommen, erfl6ren 0aB sic 6r0ite Mn=
fang oieies Monats Sen @etrebeiaa=
ten nidt gei6a0et baben, 10 oaB es
notbmenoig iei, 6ariiber gu ipre9en,
un0 oaB 6as naBfalte @etter ser leb=
ten 5mei @oden oues @etret0e in Sen
beiten stano geiett babe, gu i6oBen>
ia 6aB iie ii6 bel @intritt tparmen
@etters gut entmideln fonaen. Sebt,
6a Sic saaten ii@ ielbit nberlal1en
bletben fonnen, beginnt mon nit Dem
Mufbre9m oes 8o6ens uno iobalo Der
ielbe gut bearbeitet lit, miro er nit
|5lads beidet o6er init &orn bepflan5t
meroen. Die Mderfld@e, Sic in Die
fem Ebeile oes Staates in 6ieiem Sob=
re nit Sen bet6en lebteren Grnten be-
lteQt meroen miro, lift grob nno 6as
Bflan5en bon &orn bat berettS begon.
men.
@iour Sails. = Die 5mei
Sabre alte Godter ser 6amilie @6min
Sfauen puroe 6ur9 Sen @uno .eines
Na9bars i9redli6 5erfleii@t. Man
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

CIT @iDer.-@ime County Sp-
tion-@pnferen5 fir Sberburne @ountp
bat i'm bieligen @eri6tsgebauoe itatt-
gefunoen. 8. %. Narfer mnroe gum
8orliben0en ermablt uno erbielt bic
Grmddtigung, Elm Gountp=&omite, be-
ltebeno aus einem 0elegaten fir leoen
&ommiliions -0iitrift CUR IS: 81
5triftsz@onferen5 fir @~ountp=Option
gu e%rnennen.
@inono. = gu gbren uni eres
neuen 8iibofs MSgr. g. s. Seffron,
muroe Montag Mben6 in ser bii60f-
li6en &eiioen5 Elm Mabl bereitet, an
mdldem neblt elmer Mn5abl @eiitli6er
hodJlp'lter @r5bii6of Srelan0 tbeil=
nabm. gs folgte elm gmpfang, an
oem gegen 1875 &rteiter t%beilnabmen.
Sim Dienitag Morgen nabm Ser @r5-
bilbof sic Sn1taQierung oes nel1en Si-
ibofs Dor. MSgr. @opne, melder lett
Sem Gooe oes @iidofs @otter ste Dio=
self permaltet fat, celebrate Das tets
erlide @odamt, mabren0 mel6em Der
Gr5biidof Sic &re0igt bielt. Tim l
l1br mittags -gaben Sic @olumbusrit-
ter in ibrer Safe elm 9tner, nro
Mbenos fono i'm &otel 8inona Elm Of
fentliher gmpfang itatt.
&eb Sing. = 8eim Spiel nit
einem @elpebre, mel6es tie in einem
Gemddsbaus %gefun0en batten, muroe
ser Is Sabre alte &obert Nello n BON
oem Is Sabre alten @alter Nellon
al1f Ser Olin=Tarm eridoiien.
ct. Yaul. - SSm Mamen 0eS
Staotsobergeri9ts bon Minneiota gab
&idter S'8rien cine Gntl4ei0ung ab,
ourh mel6e 6as Staatsgeieb, mel4eS
9iSfriminationen bel ser HreiSbere6=
nung fir 2ebensbeoirfniiie beim Ser
fauf innerbolb ser 5taatsgren5en un-
terlagt, fir rebtsbe itanoig ertlart
tpiro. Sic gnti@ei0ung erfolgte anf
einen Mppell, mel6en Ser Staat gegen
Sic Gnti6eioung 0es @ertdtes BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
befir6tet, 6aB ser Sumo melder &C.
tootet muroe, toll mar.

8ierre.-6. Springite6 bon Sc
8ear bat ein Nadboot im Miiiouri=
fluiie ms @aiier gelaiien, auf Sem
ii@ cine Sdgemiible befin0et. gr
miro Sen Slug binabfabren un0 SOL
ger auffii@en, mo er Tie fin6et, tie a11f
Sem 8oote i6nei6en un0 iein 8ro=
0uft in Deri6ieoenen Srten an Sem
6luiie gu Marft %bringen. gr beab=
ii6tigt, bis Siour @itp b%inab5ugeben
un0 bofft Elm gutes @eidaft gu MOI
6en, neil feline l1nfolten iebr gering
1inD.
Mber6een.- Mapor Sod fat
einen meiteren S6ritt nit ieinem &e=
formprogramm getban, als er cine
&onferen5 BON @eiitli9en inns @r5ie=
bern einberiet Inn sic moralii6e @el=
ierung ser Sta6t gu er5ielen. SSn elmer
Mnipra6e erflarte er, 6aB tn Ser
5taot ungefabr 500 Hroitituierte Dor
ban0en ieien, Sic, mel11 es na6 ieiner
Mnii9t ginge, in einem BEL timmten 81
ltrift ser Sta6t fal erniert mer0en ioq=
ten.
5iour6alls. - 8iidof Gbo<
mas S'@orman bon 9afo=
ia fat cine Mrt straightforward ein<
herufen, gu Sem mebrere bun6ert att
geiebene &atbolifen ieines 8e5irfs ein=
gela0en mor0en iin0. 9ieier &onpent
fano bier am M2ittmo9 itatt. Solgen=
Sc Mngelegenbeiten fins beratben Nor
SEN: Ginbeitlide &aro6ialidulen;
&eim fir @aiien ser Gi05eie; &atbo-
lil@e @eieui@aften tp%obltbdtigen @ba<
rafters fir peri9ie0ene N~ationalita=
ten; Geri90nerung ser &tr6bofe;
fir @eiitli6e etc. 9ieie geri ammlun=
gen iolen aQiabrli6 itattftnoen
2eo6.- Sn LETTER Sreitag gea6t
fielen bier ieds 8ou 5@nee. @s mar
6ies felt SEM 1. Mai ser brittle S9nee=
ltl1rm.
=. Matertpmn. - Mls me9rere
Manner einen Sarg NIT elmer 2ei9e
ouf sem 8abnbofe ser Moromeit-8abn
auf sen 2ei6enpagen iebten, i9euten
sic Yer6e Dor ser locomotive uno gin=
gen our@. Saunes Senfen, ser &C.
i6dftsfubrer 6es Glint=@otels, erlitt
babel to6tli@e &erlebungen. Die Sci
DIE mur6e nabe Sem 8abniteig aus Sem
@agen gei6leu6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

@eribtsgebauoes ausgeben ion, muir,
Sc ant Samltag nie6ergeittmmt. 81
gGenoale mar bereits oas @runofud
fir Sen @au5ped erporben.
@iIIiton.- 8ei Ser SiiQnng
bes 8renners zines 5elbitfobers ent<
5iinoete ii9 ser @ol5alfobol uno Sral1
5. S. Blair erlitt idmer3bafte 8rano-
munoen. Mit GROCER @eiitesgegen-
mart l0idte iie I'M @aoe5immer sic
6lammen ibrer in 8ran0 g%eratbenett
&leioer nit einem i6meren 8aoeman=
tel uno Damn l0idte iie 6as Geuer,
mel4es Sic Grploiion int 3immer per<
uriabt batte.
Iomner.- Drei neue Orti6af=
ten mur6en int iii0lt6en Sbeile BON
McSenrp County III &erbinoung nit
ser neuen 9inie ser Great Nortbern
8abu our9 iene @egenb ausgelegt.
Die neuen 0rte mer0en bic Namen
@utberie, &arlSrube nno S1ncoe flD=
ren. @utberie miro iieben Weeilen
liioli6 BON @ranpi1e, &%arlSrube 10
Meilen noroli@ nan 8alfour uno Sitt<
coe flint Meilen BON 9rafe entfernt
liegen. 81. 5allman bon @iQmar,
Minn., mir0 in ie6em Srt cine 8anf
etablieren.
Man6an. - SIM 8egriffe, eli
nen Gelien auf oem @run1e zines Is
SUP tiefen @runr1ens gu ld6er, I'm
i'm gu iprengen, berlor &enrp 8ui1e
iein 2eben, in0em er our6 @as iber=
mdltigt mur0e. Sc mar 0ies Ser leb=
tie Drummer, 6en er 81 graben beab=
ii6tigte, neil er it@ auf elmer &eim=
lt4tte nieoerlaiien molte. 8miie fam
in 6ieie @egen0 bon gpanspiQe, Mtn=
nelota Dor 6ret Sabren uno tpar %
Sabre alt. Sin Snquelt mur0e ni6t
abgebalten.
MibIeD. II 6rau George Sbar=
ratt, sic @attin zines bieiigen 6ar-
mers, itarb zines pl0bliden SooeS
na@ @enuB elmer @eoi5in. Sic fat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Kinder sehroIon
MACH FLETcHER'S
RIA
Mprb.0afuta.

8ismard. = 9ie Sn1talatlon
6es @il9ofs @incent @ebrle alS ern=
lter @iidof Oes neuen 8istbumS 8is=
mard miro niht nur Elm GreigniB fir
sen &atboli5ismus ion0ern fir Sen
gar5en @elten Uni eres Staates iein.
Man glaubt, 0ab es Sic groBte Ser
lamml1u1g BON 2eltten iein mtro, oie
ieit pielen Sabren bier itattfano nno
piele o%ngeiebene &atbolifen aus DEM
9foromelten mer0en 5ugegen lein. Die
Snltouirung finoet 0urd Sen gr5bt=
i6of Srelano itatt. Sic 8ilrger BON
8ismard mer0en Elm 8anfett 81 ST.
rem ser @aIte peranitalten.
Safis. lteber sic Srage, oh
0idep County Bombs int 8etrage bon
$4,000 fir Sen 8au zines neuen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Mamlep County etngelegt batte, mel.
DIES einen bon ser STANDARD Oil Cont.
panD porgebradten ginman6 fir be-
rebtigt erflGrte. Dieier @tnpan>
ridtete ii6 gegen cine bonn Staa1
Minnelota erbobene &lage, morin oie
8eidulotgrmg erboben 1puroe, Die
STANDARD Sil Company berebne SIS:
friminatorij9e &reiie fir ibre @r5eug:
niiie an Srten, mo- Tie feline &ontnr:
ren5 gu befiir6ten babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sic por5iiglide Mrbeit Ser @bam,
berlains Magen= un6 2eber.&ablette
fommt tdgli@ mebr ans 2t@t. &ein
10 gutes Mittel fir 2eber= un6 Ma-
aen-8el@meroen tpar lie 5mpor be-
fannt. Sauien6e iegnen tie fir Sci
luna bon l1nperoauli9feit, franfem
@opfmeb, 8ilioiitdt, 8lei@iu@t un0
&artleibigfeit. 8erfauft bon ser &c.,
lttor Drug 60.
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@bomberIotu's MQaer1- un6 Sober.

@bamberlain's Masen- un6 2eber.
5oblette mer6en Sen lauren Wtagen
reinigen, ben Mtbem perbeiiern, u1o
einen gelmn6en Mppetit er5eugen. sic
f0roern SEN Mieren sic gaitrtiden
Safte, tpo6ur6 cine quite @er6alt1ng
ermirft miro. 8erfa1ft bon Der Mo'
lttor Drl1g SO.
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44Anm@ @ umh am s @f ppme nmns 9mW hufn bannMnEbn @t mM @onIA Uem pet
~ hmmm2bm4ut mom B Gouh 3ufnbmbtg bt uno5u Hnn bic @u6m MMn NMnn seh
@mmRn @ m gang hNmhes asMgne m,@ h5upomm4n8 nRnH @mM m@n MmMMMm m mmn% mm
gen. bB proaa sm nmdea MmnS MumNmm M@ re n shs 9M % ms Mn hS S"~ m@ "D "@' se@"
bt mbt3 bmM gpr Muab, Bmsn 6bhMM gu Dh mem SDm HS "r
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
NEED oF LANTeRNs-The city or


 the contractors or whoever Is respOnsi- ble for the work going on in the plac- ing of the sidewalk corners, in com Pietion of walks laid along property frontage, will do well to place lanterns where these excavations have been made Last evening a young lady fell in one of them narrowly escaping a broken. limb. The night before well known man about town with an estab- lished reputation for .sObriety. had a similar experience and doubtless there are many other cases that have not been reported Usually these exca- vations are only few inches deep and would not endanger any person who sees them, so that there is little need of a danger signal when the excava- tions are on we'll lighted street corners, but many of them are in the northern part of the city and quite removed from the electric lights They are men ace therefore to everybody and particu- larly to the eledrly and infirm and the young and thoughtless.
 TIME TABLE cHANGEs-In con nection with the change in the schedule Ol OCtn oAi tifS and the Santa Fe that is now cer- tainty 1t may be mentioned that the crack train from the east over the Southern Pacific will hereafter be No n. This will be a new train which vii run from Chicago to Los Angeles 1T the same time as the Golden State Linn tied, or three. days and two hours. | win pass. AaFicopa on the way to tht coast a4 6:S3 pm Pacific time. ant the train lsaxtng Phoenix at 4:1s will connact with <. rasssneers from Phoe. nix on this, train win arrive In Lo Angsseo ae 7:lS, the following mornina I'tt win run every day. On che retur' trip it win reach Maricopa betweel four and five in the morning and pas sengers will make connections with tn 5:45. to Phoenix. Changes will als be made in the equipment of the Golde State Limited. The chair car and tn tourist sleeper will be replaced by
 standard sleeper between Los Angeie and st. Louis, and only first clas tickets will be accepted. One of tn changes in the santa Fe schedule wi be a buffet car between Phoenix an Ash Fork both ways. It will he put O January IS.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
eNcyNE BROKE ooWN-The ga

ENGINE BROKE ooWN-The gas engine on the motor that runs up from Maricopa broke down yesterday after noon. causing deiaysof several hours. It was finally repaired and the train proceeded to Phoenix.
 WILL INSPECT MINES -C. E. Finney, president of the London Arizona Copper company of Winkel- man, and E. w. Brooks, constructing engineer, came in from Los Angeles yesterday on a trip Of inspection Of the mines. They went out the same day for winkelman. where they will take their New Years dinner with the employees of the mine. They will remain about week.
 DIG RANCH sALE-E. A Marshall sold yesterday for Porter J. Mckinney to J. W. Armstrong 4S0 acres of. land about ten miles west of Phoenix. It IS all in cultivation, about half being in alfalfa Mir Mckinney bought this ranch about ten years ago from Hosea Greennaw. The purchaser expects to
 put 1t all in alfalfa and use it as a
 pasture for cattle. The price Is said to
 be in the neighborhood of s1oo an acre.
 CHRISTIAN cHuRcH-Bible school at 10 a. m.. J. M. stewart, superintendent. Sermon at II a. m.. followed by the communion service. Junior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m. Train ing class at p. m. Senior Endeavor at 6:l5 p. m. Sermon 7:3o p. m. Elder E. N. Phillips. the new minis ter, will be present and will preach both morning and evening. All are cordially invited to attend all the services s.
 F. TRINITY chURcH-Services will
 be held tomorrow. second Sunday after Christmas. in Trinity church. South Second avenue. facing the courthouse the Rev Julius w. Atwood, rector, as I follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: Holy Communion and sermon at II o'clock: services in | Tempe at 3:30 o'clock and in Mesa at 7:3O o'clock. at both of which services the sermon will be by the Rt. Rev J. Mills Kendrick. bishop of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
OF tocAL INTEREST

4 pAuGhTER-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eyer fittinsiy closed the old year yes- terday by becoming the parents of fine daughter, at the home of Mrs, Eyer's mother, BIO West Jefferson street
 TO SEE LITTLE 0uTTE-George W. Bishop of Los Angeles of the firm of Meyers and Bishop. stockholders. is in the city en route to Rouse to look over the progress of work on the Lit. tie Butte mine Messrs. Meyers and Bishop were formerly the principal owners of the property and are still very much interested in its deveiop- ment. This is MT. Bishops first visit here since last summer.
 LOST HoRsE-Or. it might have been. stolen: At any rate:;it disap: peared from the Commercial corral on Thursday night. The animal was the propefty. of Art Wood of Buckeye. The animal is described as a brown mare. four years old. fifteen and half hands high. with a reached mane and a wire cut on one front foot. A heavy canvass and a horse blanket with brown stripes disappeared at the same time. !
 | FIRST N. E. cHURch-The pastor. Rev. Robert S.. Fisher. will preach both moriing and evening. There will be special music at both services. One of these numbers will be given by Mir Hull. recently a member of the col- lege quartette of Hastings. Neb. The church services will be held at the usual hours Church at the corner Of Second a-eaue and Monroe street seats are free and there is a cordial welcome sor sn
 !. SEEING sThE SALLEY-George Webster of cimarron. \. M.. Is in the valley TOT the first time making -careful study or the methods which the farmers and the stockraisers Of the valley pursue. Mir. Webster is something of a stock raiser and iaha owner himself He has 100000 acre tract near Cimarron. This ranch by the way was the property of Stanley Mccormick. who was formerly much about Phoenix Yesterday afternoon MT. Webster accompanied by Will C. Barnes ofhthe forestry service visited the Bartlett Heard ranch.
 NEW YEARS REcEPrtoN-Tht Rev. and Mrs F. B. Sinex will receive informally this afternoon from to o'clock and this evening from to 10 at the parsonage. SIS North Fourth street. All the members and friends o Central M. F.. Church. South. are in vited. The following ladies will assist during the afternoon and evening" Mesdames H. A. Hughes. John l.. IT. win, A. H.fDavidson. J. A. R. Irrin. A. r Jones. Harry C. Thomas. l.. D. Dam eron. w. L! osborn Earl P. Kerr. W J. Osborn, G.. A Greer. James Mcin | tosh, TIL. Edens. E.. M. Spaur. A Ii | McLellan,s E.. Mckee, and Misse'
 Blanche Hughes. Pearl Irwin. LII! Sherrod, Lucy Oelesby. Margaret Alsop
 E,stelIe osborn, iL Lou Marian. Ida Dav
 idson. Bernice Harroii.i Winnie ,Vinson Hazel Fleming, Sue Perry. Miss Gilbert
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01

OFFICES OBSERVE THE DAY. Both the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific freight offices will close at noon today The city ticket offices will be open from 10 am. to IF. wEARIEo OF THE oFFicE-The annual meeting of the Maricopa Au- tomobile club for the election of off, cers will be held in the middle of Jan | uary. President Bullard gives 1t out early that iu no circumstances will he accept the position for another year
 aeceeT,on Foa.rHE BISHOP 1 There will be d New Years reception for Bishop l. N KeDdrica this after noon from 2 to o'clock al the resi. dence of Rev J. ". Atwood, Sl0 N. Third avenue. All friends of the rec tor and the bishop are invited to at- tend. -.....sa-i /iel
 BOSTON STORE EXPANDING The Boston Store has rented the building known as Goldwaters an 1 mex, and will move the ladies' ready | to wear and millinery sections to the new location this coming week. This ] new addition will give much more room and make shopping more com fortable The growth of the Boston Store the past year has been phe- i nomenai and is in keeping with the I advancement of Phoenix. With the new addition the Boston store has frontage of 12O feet on Washington tstreet and 90 feet on Second street
 
 DEATH OF MRS. DoHENev-A telegram was received yesterday from San Francisco saying that Mrs. Julia J Doheney had just died there. Two daughters. and a son. James Doheney' | were with her when she died. Will liam P. DOheney left for San Fran cisco last night. Mrs. Doheney was a resident of Phoenix for many years the owner of the property at the cor ner of Seventh avenue and Washington streets, known>a as the West End house F She left here about a year ago Tor San Francisco. where she had formerly resided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

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