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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

rem Shludt foleen, pelte uns ai1i
einem llmpege gu inherent ,3iele
fiibren miro, oenn tie biegt ipieber in
oos Sbal elm, in ipelhem mir llns
iest befinben."
,SorpGrts!"
Die alte Sraii unb Der iitnge Mann
ma6ten iih ihpeigenb pieber aili
ben @eg. Nab 8erlauf elmer bal.
ben Stulbe erreiften Tie bas
oiiBerite gnoe Der Shlild)t, bon ipeI.
der Magii 10 chen gclprohen. Mltf
Der red)ten Settle borte Der Selien
auf, Inn einem nit @ras beipahie.
men, iebr l%teilen, aber oennod, gang
barren abbange 8las 81 MAIDEN.
o8anm man." fragte Hapul, bon
Der SDbe 6ieies Mbbanges bas s(oler.
i1loB iebcn?"
.aaeroings," antportete Wasui.
n@o5u bieie Sraee2"
Us folate feline Intmort, oenn
Gaoill mar fortgeeilt rrtb idon melt
bon ibr.
Sic iab elm, Dab cs pergeblid, iein
milroe, i'm 5uriid5urufen, uno iid)
allf ein 5elsitiid iesenb, mortete tie.
Iltf Der Sdlfte Der 9ergbobe alt-
gclangt, blieb &aolll iteben unb
orebte lid Inn, Die impciante Stein-
maize uno Die boben Sbiirme oeS
Sbloiies, olf meIder antioe BON
Wontaigu bauite, ifienen linn ge.
geniiber aus elmer @olfe empor5ll.
tailden.
gr beftete einen Iangen 9Iif, in
ipeld)em lid itn%ermeBlid)er @ron uno
Sab alsiprad)e1l, auf Die fitr6tbare
Burg.
Tloblih aber nuroe CT bIeif rnb
taiinlelte. Seine slugen erpeiterten
lid Dor Gritalmen ober pieQeid)t Dor
Tllrht. gr befreuste lid nnb itieg
eilig ben Ibbang binunter, peld)en
er 10 eben erflettert bate.
y@ie blei6 Sbr ieib, Weiiire!"
rief Wagui. .@as feblt gnd?"
r@s lit feltiam." itammelte &aoitI.
r@ober bieie llnrube, Weifire?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
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RIM Sbr 10 piel @epibt altf bieie
Sahe lebt?"
D8eil es 10 iein mitB."
uaber nenlt mir menigitens eiilen
@runo, moge er nun gut ooer ihlebt
letll, uno mdre es olh BLOB, Inn
meme Neugier 81 befrieoiget."
Limo menn ih Gid oieien @ritnb
nerne, lperbet Sbr mid naf meinem
Seliebcn banoeln laiien?"
sd"
aSbr perIpre6t es mir?"
sd peripred)e es Gud) bel meiner
@bre."
o0anrL Meiiire, oa Sbr MN nidlt
mebr bas Heht babt, mid BON met.
ller Nbiid,t, moge iie bethlehem porin
lie lpplle, abmenbig 5n moher1, 10
fam i6 gltf) Die Wabrbeit iagen.
9as 9roo, Deld)es mir braltd]en lnb
weldes ih nid)t faufen fam, perbc
id bon Der offentlifen Wilbtbdtig.
felt erbitten. SD perbe ouf Dem
Mege Dltrh SalntsSailrent al leoem
Sallie Die Sano allsltrefen, bis NIT
leiotge Seelen mir oas 9totbige geges
ben boben. limo Sbr, Ser SIR elm
pornebmer &err ieib, Iciiire-bem
Dies icbe id, obidon ih guren Na-
men nift fenne-Sbr beercift, oab
Elm @0elnlann niht bon Ben 9aiern
in @eieQi6aft elmer 9ct:lerin geie.
ben meroen bari"
ltno obne aud) mir &noul's Ints
mort abSlirparten, ~entfernte Magili
nit raihem Shritt, inoem lie ii6
bon 3eit 81 3eit uniab, Inn iih SIT
%iiber5eugerL onB Ser junge Wan tic
nift etma troe ieines s~egebenen Ser.
iprefens ein5llbolen Jude. -
~ - -
Siebentes & up lite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

er Die ireie 9,lft ieine Stirn beriib.
rem fiiblte, oils er smiiden ~ieilelt
8liden uno Dem Sori5ont nid)t mebr
Ienen fltrhtbaren @aIierfaa iab, mel.
der i'm gefansen gu balten llto aif
Imrter bon Der Sebenslltft al trell.
men lhierL empfano er elm nonniges
8efiibl, lno eS mar ibm, als er.
nafte er mieoer gum 2eben.
r@ir limo Dem 3ieIe unierer &eiie
nabe," iogte Iagui. Sic SGble
Der @ongoues lieat ullter Den Sell
len, meld)e ben fleinen Wolb beberr.
ihen, ben mir ieBt betreten."
o@ott lei geprieien!" %antportete
&ooul; es mar 3eit, 0enn meme
araftc limo 81 Gnbe."
aapm batten Wagui unb Taollf
eiuige Saritte inter ben entlarlbten
gaunien ActbnL oils BRET Wdluer
Dor linen cridicnen.
Giner oieier WGnner par @arbos.
nGi, Mcliire," iagte er 81 &aoul,
.Sbr bleibt lunge. Man ernartet
@ith nit groBer l~lngebltlb."
rMeloet Dem Gapitdn, Dob i'd 90
lei"
sd ioll es linn melben2 @loilbt
Sbr benn. er Diiie Cure Infunft
nift iton2"
limo auf wel6e @eiic lit er Oa'
BON rmterrihtet worben?"
,aein Srenlber iest Den Sub auf
oas 8ebiet Der 6reii6aaren, obne
oab Elm a~linoit)after ieine anndbe.
rirng an Die Soble bon 0nngoueS
meloe. Shon ieit lGnger q ser
St,tnoe lit Der Gopitan pol
Gnweienbeit an ben llfern De
ion unterrid)tet."
.@oblun, beeilen mir Inns
5u fommen."
@arbas glng poran. Wlt
gauge 0es @nloeS gelangte mdAR
cine ihiefe Gbene, Die orrd) cine uef
iiae 8ono bon ipibigen Seliel 9ef
front mrroe, "a no Die syelien bet
aannen, 3eigte iid cine groBc gubt
nenoe Seffnuna, oeren INNER onlto-
rer per0cnbc Soaen iih cnoliaa III
politGnbiaer SiniterniB ~pcrloren mo
Die iurhtbnre Sicfe Der &,jble pers
rietben. Ties mar Der @ingang 6t
Der @rotte on @ongones.
sic @rotie ielbit bot in Dem glrl'
genblid. ND Hooul unb Wagiii iie
betrotelt, elm Shauipiel Dor, nelhc5
bes 4iuiela zines Salpator ober Gem.
brandt miiroig geneieu ipdre. etpa
bunbert Srelifdrler, ein5eln ooer
grllprenpciic. ltouoen nno lagen III
Den manniGfaltigiteu uno malerlId).
item Stclia1eu lumber. Mund)e bot'
ten lid in ibrc S6afSpel5e gebiilt,
aiti StroD6itnoel nieoergeiuprfen mo
id)liefcn. Nnoere iaBen diif Sells.
blodeu ober nuf 9aumtloben rro
pllsten ole alingen ibrer Sieber itno
Die 9Glic ibrer Wusfeten. Iltoere
luieocr iaBe,l ober itonoen nm eit
arobes Jseiler berum, ipeltleS mItten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
u DIES &apitel.
Sic SGble BON 8anguncS.

Gin ieiner geite beraubter, bon
einem llfer uad Dem anoeren bin.
iibergenorfener Sidteuitamm bilbete
cine mnii6ere, bin. nno berrolenbc
Bride, Der man iid) gleifpobl an-
pertraucn muBte. Nuf Der anoeren
Seite ocs Stromes itanben 5pei
9er9bepobner.
Ser Critic Itano gebiidt unb bereit,
beim eriten glarmiignal Den 5idten-
itamm binunter al itleuoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Der 5nette legte feline Musfete ar

Der 3peite leste ieine @usfete an
unb rief:
,Wer oa?"
rSaint.G laltoe lno Ga Gu,on!"
antiportete HaouI.
.Taiitrt!" iagte Der 9ergbcrpobner.
limo mie Die bori9e Shilbwafe
ItieB er 5peimal in oas Sirtenborn,
iueldeS an ieiner Settle hing.
Taoill iiberidritt lhnloernb Die
gefabrlide Bride, pelde er unter
Der Wuht ieineS &orpers bin. mo
berihmanfen fiiblte, uno milbte lid
ielbIt geiteben, bob gegen i'm gerif,.
tete Shmerter 1lno Illsfeten ibm
meniger 8urht einiaaen 1piiroelt, als
Die unaliiborlifen @efabren oieier
8ebirgsmanoernne.
Ger Gfao fiibrte MN Shritt INN
S6ritt on Dem 9ett bes Stromes
bin, llnb mittelit oes iteilen Mbban.
ges, auf pelhem groBe, bier unb oa
undergraduate Steine cine Irt
Sreppe biloeten, bis alf ole Gbene
oes 8edens binab, in meldes Der Sc.
riiion aus elmer Sobe bon iiber blul-
bert Sub binabitiir3te, INN balo brett
llto maieitatiih mieoer aus Dem
gefen berpor3uihdirmen.
,Sier miiiien mir biniiber," laate
Nagui, inoem lie ibren 9esleiter all
Dem idliipirieen 8anoe bes 8edenS
feItbielt unO 10 laut ipruh, oab ibre
@orte niht BON benz Conner Der
ltiir5enoen @ogen iibert1llbt pllroen.
rSier2" m%ieberbolte &aorl ent.
lest; raber oas lit ia unmoglid! Die
@ogen Ihloeen ia gegen Die SeIien
on, pie III einem Soaenfeliel bes ga
tans. Der fiibnite S1minmer
piiroe tanienbmal Sen 5oo iinoen,
menn er lid IN bieien Strom ipagen
polte."
Sn oieIem grgenblid ltno mie INN
Die @orte bes iungen Mannes gu be.
itdtigen, glitt cine bon irgeno einelu
Srfan entpiir5eite rieiige eide ben
blenoenoen @aIierfall berab itno
~itiir5te in ben Strubel binein, obne
bob elm eiuaieer ibrer sleite mieoer
aiif Der Sberildhe erihien. Ger
9on5e Baum mar in rnbefomten
Siefen perihmunben.
rSebt," iagte Gacill. .iebt!"
Wagui fabte i'm BET Der Sanb.
nMaft Die Ileen 5u," iaste tic 81
ibm, limo folgt mir"
Haoul geborfte. 9af Serlauf
bon Sfpei ooer orei Seclnben borte
Die alte auf 5i geben, uno 8ao,tl, Der
elm 8efiibl bon eiiiger aalte empfano
rnb einen idGrferen @iuo oils ben
9iiftsug bes @inters iein @eiid)t
peiti6en iiiblte, oifnete Die ausen
unb lab iid Inn.
Magili battle i'm inter oen 8ai.
ierfaa ielbit geiiibrt, unb 9eioe ital,.
Den auf einem -idmalen Soriprung
aipii6en Dem Selien unb Dem @aiier,
nelfes berabitiirSeno einen ieltio.
men 8orbang bilbete. Der trob ieincr
Onrhiidtigfeit nift geitattete, ole
aui Der anberen Settle befinbliden
@egenitdnoe genau 81 unteriteioen.
Die iih obne gnoe folsenben ISlutbeil
trieben nna,lfborlid ole Suitihidten
in bieiem eneen Haum binlpcg unS
permriad,ten jenen fortmGbrenoen
@inb unb iene eiiige adlte, melhc
1aoul empfinoen.
Die oirf ibren StiIr5 in cine Irt
feildten Sta,lb peripanbelteu iliiiii-
gen Waiien mGl5ten iid) IN Dem Mb,
grimbe mie elm 9sebel ullb mad)ten
ben Gins, melden Haoul's 6iiBe be.
riibrten, ifliipfriger oils @latteis.
Haolll rib raid, bie Sanb los,
melde Woeui nod feitbielt. uno elite
ouf Die anbere Seite biniiber. gIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Sas 8eipcnit.

Gaolll Derfolgte, geriibrt BON Der
Singeblulg bieier arnen Srall, Die
inn fir pas 2eben, nelhes er ibr
gerettet, ibre Seele perfauft 81 ia.
ben lbien, laitgiam ben @eg, Der
nud Saint.Saurent fiibrte, paiiirte
oas 0orf lno fanb einige bunbert
Shritte binter Dem leBten Sallle
Wagui am Hanbe Der StraBe iisen
un0 i'm ernarten.
Sn Dem s%lugenblif, no er berall.
fam, erbob lie lid.
oSebt, Meiiire," iagte tie 81, ibm,
inoem lie ibren Sileriaf offuete,
"leht, es gibt nod CUTE Seelen I'M
@cbirge. Sic @iumobner bon Saint.
2aurent itlb nid)t reid llilo Die Bet
ten ii1b i6led)t; bennof aber babe
ih MIR an Die Sbiire bon 5rpei ODER
orei Sauiern 81 flopfen gebrau6t.
Sd) babe nireenos cine @eigerung
erfobren unb man bat mir gegeben,
alerbings pieQeiht nidt genig 5l
einem fiiritlihen Sdmauie. aber me
nigitens genilg 81 elmer Mabl5eit fiir
@anberer."
Ger Glleriad entbielt jett beinabe
Die Sdlfte zines gllten itmar3en Bro.
oes, Elm Stiif gerGllherten Sped lno
Elm eroBeS pierediges Stiid aGie.
uSa!" entgegnete Haoul lebbaft,
~niemals miro ein Shirt EN- beiieres
Wabl gebalten mo and itie einen
beiieren Ippetit oa5u gebabt baben."
Gr iebte iid) an BEN Hano bes @e.
ges unb begom 81 eiien ober piels
mebr 81 perihlingen.
~SSest," iagte Haoul, oils er iein
@abl beenoigt bate, vfiible i6 mid
Dieber mitnter itnb eben 10 itarf pber
picQeift nod itdrfer, ais mir IN bie.
ier gtad)t Saint.Glauoe perlieBen.
SD periidere @iif, baB i6 bis beute
Ibeno geben wiirbe, obne Elm ein5i.
ges Wal iteben 5lt bleiben."
n8ott lei 9anf, Weiiire, 10 lange
lperbet Sbr nift 81 seben brauden.
Sd boffe pielmebr, bab mir nod Dor
Wtittag Die Soble bon @angones er.
reidt boben meroen."
n@arum bat man Der S0ble sic.
len Hamen ~gegeben?" fragte Haoill.
.S,Sn Dem Siulect bes @ebirges
beiBeu sic 8loden ~@an9ones,"
n%abrideinlid megen oeS Zones, ben
Tie bon ii6 seben uno melden oas
@ort n%af5uabmen iuht."
,9tun uno?"
Scum, ipenn man Sas OBJ IN sic.
Ter 8rotte on ben Selien legt, bort
man gang beittlih 8lodengelaute."
n@ie fommt baS9"
Gas ipiiien pieQeiGt 9ln6cre-
id) meib cs nidt. @oat Sbr, baB
mir inns wieoer olfmaden, Mei.
lire2"
I'D, bin bercit."
Hudocm lie mieber ungefGbr brei
Siertelitunbeu marihirt marelt, blieb
@oaui iteben.
,Weiiire," ioatc lie, Der qerabc
@eg miir6c inns iiber Gbaursbu.9 Com.
bief iiibren; if) babe aber 8riinoe,
bieien Srt 5t meibcn."
.@as nerben mir Damn tbm9"
y@ir bnltcn ms linfs u,S geber
burh Den @alb BON @oulieu. Del.
len Smm Chr mngei6br cine Siertel.
ihtnbe bon bier iebt unb oeiicn @egc
ih ouf's @enoueitc femme. Gommt
unb ieib umbciorgt. Sd beriprehe,
Cub out 81 fiibrcn."
SD folae Gud,. ais Of ole Sor.
iebuns ieIbit mid BET Der Sano nab
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05
A WELL FOR IRRICATlNC

j. w. Williams moved his we'll
drilling outfit down to the Luther
A. Norland ranch the first of the
week and will put down two 81
inch artesian wells for Mr.. Nor
land. The wells are designed to
furnish water for irrigation and
perhaps a fish pond or two. The
sinking of the big wells will be
watched with great deal of in.
terest by the people of this vicin-
ity, because If the flow of water Is
up to expectations and sufficient
for purposes Of irrigation a new
era will dawn for the San Luis
Valley, in that many acres now
without water can be irrigated
from ar,esian wells. Water from
artesian wells, of course, has been
in use for years for the irrigation
Of garden and small tracts, with
perfect success, but no attempt to
tap the seemingly inexhaustible
flow of underground water with a
bore of large dimension has here
tofore been attempted.-La lara
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05
BIG RESERVOIR SITE

The Continental reservoir site,
located on the Rio Grande river,
IS miles above Creole, with a
capacity for storing 6O,o0O acre
feet of water, has been approved
by Uncle Sam and is now under
the process Of survey. The enter
prise will be ready for construc-
ton in the very near future. The
gentlemen who have secured an
option on this vast area are: Messrs.
Chas. A. Robinson, Of Denver,
John r. Gordon, of Pueblo, w. D.
Hoover, Denver, and r. o. Under
holm, Chicago capitalist. The
enterprise 10 causing pricking up
Of ears.-Alamosa Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05

A. B. Hulit, while in Alamosa
the other day, stated that he in
tended to bring in q party Of forty
or fifty business men OF Pueblo in
a special car to Alamosa Friday
morning for the purpose Of taking
them over the proposed route Of
the Pueblo and San Luis Valley
railroad. When the party arrives
in Alamosa it 10 tho intention Of
Mr.. Hulit to have automobiles in
readiness to take them through
the San Luis Valley. visiting the
towns Of Center, Del Norte, Monte
Vista and Hooper. On Saturday
evening the Pueblo visitors will be
rendered banquet, at which sev-
eral prominent citizens from the
Valley towns will b present.
Alamosa Empire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05

Some fortunes have been made
in n hurry. but there - no record
Of anyone keeping up with the ex-
pectations Of a man just embark
ing In the chicken business. Next
TO the possibilities Of aviation no
other bug soar quite 20 high along
about this time Of year.-Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS

Senator, iieyhurn, Of Idaho, Is
opposed to Inc savings bank. He
says it would enable the govern
ment to fix the rates Of interest at
24 per cent and asks, should We
20 far forget our duty to the wild.
ows and orphans, whose funds are
invested in bonds, a. to disturb
their investmentsp"
The widows ~ . general propo-
sition are not money loaners and
most of them have their invest
ments in washboards and sewing
machines. As to orphans, it 10
said that they make better men
and women when they have to
hustle for themselves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05

When you want . PLEASANT physIc give
Chambsslsinis 0to0och asd Liver Tab.
lsts trial. They sss mild and gentle
10 their action ed always produce .
pleasant cathastic eject. Gail 1t eli
drug stores for frse sample.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05

MARRIED:-At Dallas, Iowa,
February ~, Mr.. Jesse Got 70
Mis- Myrtle Orutt, both Of Dallas.
Mr.. Got was . clerk In Fassett's
store some two OF three years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-03-05
BIG BUSINESS

In the Pinchot- Ballinger inves-
tigation an effort is being made to
keep the Guggenheims in the
background.
Eugene P. Lyle Jr., in Hamp-
toms, says the Guggenheims Or
ganized an exploration company in
1899 capitalized at 100000.
This company gathered all avail
able data about nearly every min.
ing region on the continent. It
became as keen and as thorough
as Standard Oil in watching every
possible new source Of supply and
being first on the ground to tie up
that source for its own. The Gug-
genheims invaded Mexico and they
regarded that country as their
stronghold and were ready to carry
that policy along the backbone OF
the continent from South America
to Yukon. Steamships to carry
their ores, Alaskan railroads to
carry their ores, more smelters,
more mines, provinces Of mineral
wealth as yet undiscovered, all
things needed they acquired, until
now, n decade since, the name Of
Guggenheim is Juggernaut.
The capitalization Of the G uggen.
helm in the smelter industry is
sl99,oOO,OOO
Hon. John A. Martin has intro.
duced bill in congress to pro-
mote the reclamation Of arid lands.
The purpose Of the bill 10 to in
clude government lands in the
irrigation districts under certain
conditions. II the bill 10 passed
It will aid materially in the con.
struction Of canals and reservoirs
under the laws Of Colorado.
Twenty years ago the following
item appeared In the San Juan
Prospector: "Alamosa town lots
are reported going skyward on
account Of Villa Grove branch
prospects." Alamosa has been on
the boom ever since aud now 10
able to boast Of . population Of
$500 souls.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The elevation of water above the Roosevelt dam yesterday was 61.35 feet. indicating an impounded supply of 21,- 637 acre feet. At Granite Reef the nor mai flow of the Salt and Verde rivers was 2l,S56 miners inches. On the south side 6, 416 inches were used for irriga- tion purposes yesterday, while 10,400 inches were used on the south side The schedule of water delivery for today follows: Arizona, sixteen hours to quar- ter section; nd-Appropriators, dry; Maricopa, dry; Salt, 24 hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
TRINITY cHURcH-services will
CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT TRINITY

-Thf musical program for the Christ
 mas service this morning at Trinity church to be given by the quartet, un- der direction of Mrs. Deity, is as fol-
 lows: organ voluntary. cantabiie, Men delsSohn; TeDeUm, Festival. Dudley Buck; Offertory anthem, Q Holy Night, Adolph; Stainer's communion service; Postlude, Triumphant March, Stainer.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
NEW cANTELouPs AssocIA-

TlON-The independent canteloupe growers met in Glendale Tuesday even ing, December 2Oth and organized a new association to be known as the Glendale Fancy Canteloupe Growers association. s. B. Tatun. $. Q. Furry and John Prior were chosen as direc- tors and twenty-One members with over three hundred acres were signed. S. A. Gerard X CO. of Cincinnati, O., will market their crop for them.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

''C oGSOND BAT 10 OfOH HCH Corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets, Rev. MT. Johnson, minister. Sunday school 10 a. m; preaching at II o'clock At 2:3O the pastor will preach at the A. M. F.. church. B. Y. r. l.. at the Second Baptist church at : o'clock and preaching at s. on Monday night there will be a Christmas tree. On Thursday Birthday dinner will be served from ll:3O a. m. to 10 D. m. All are welcome at all times.
 SELLS TWO FORDS-Ed Rudolph put himself in shape to properly enjoy Christmas by selling two Ford Model 'T' tourists last week one was pur- chased by \. B. Parsons and the other by George B. Wilcox. Mir. Parsons came here recently from Fairfield. Maine, to spend the winter. For four or five years he was agent for the Ford at Fairfield so he knows just the kind of a car it is. MT. Wilcox lives in the Salt River valley and a few days ago bought the Adams Pharmacy
 CHRISTMAS PRAISE SERVICE.- Practically the entire service at the Presbyterian church tonight will con sist of Christmas music. pr. Camp bell~will give short address appro- priate to the occasion. Mrs. Hulctt, the director of the choir has ar ranged for the service several quar- tettes, double quartettes and solos. There will be solos by Miss Alexan- der. Miss Hawley and Mir. Hull, mem bers of the choir. and Mrs. Sergeant and Mir. Fred Spalding. Strangers and those having no church home are especially invited to enjoy this Christmas service.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report For The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:3O pm. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system.
 Get it today in usual liquid form or tablets called SarSatabs.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
AWAY FOR HoLIpAYs-Miss Car

AWAY FOR HoLIDAYS-Miss Car oline Reed Thompson. head of the elO- cution department of the Arizona School of Music, left last night for san Diego to spend the holidays with rela- tives.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will be held today, Christmas day, in Trim ity church, South Second avenue facing the courthouse, the Rev. Julius w. At wood rector. as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Holy The annual festival of the Sunday school will be held next Wednesday, Holy InnOcents day. in the church at f o'clock
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25

DISTRICT COURT-In the law day session of the district court, in the case of the common council of the city of Phoenix against the Consolidated Tele- phone and Telegraph company in rela- tiOn to taxes, the demurrer was strick- en from the hearing calendar. A writ of certiorari was ordered in the case of Ben Uchida against P. p. Parker. jus tice of the peace, the object being to set aside a judgment against Uchida for s290 on account of certain forged checks against Glendale bank, it hay ing been alleged that the checks had been forged by the Japanese. He had been held to the grand jury for that offense but the case was later dismiss ed. Tn the meantime suit had been brought against him and judgment had been obtained.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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GRAEME ABOUT-Dick Graeme of the Standard Auto company is about town again after a severe siege of pneumonia. For a time Dick thought that he wouldn't act as mechanician for the ohio car in any more Los Angeles Phoenix races but the world is looking brighter now
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25

PAVING REPoRT-The members of the paving investigation committee which visited California and Texas cities to determine the type of pave ment best suited to Phoenix, spent most of yesterday drawing up their report It vas drought that the report would be in shape last night but it requires a few finishing touches and some revi- sion, which will be added tomorrow The report will then be ready for the general committee.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month-9S degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1-SO6 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0. O. inches. Deficiency in rainfall since first of month-0.20 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1-3 90 inches.
 l.. x. JESTINGFSK
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS cANTATA. -

CHRISTMAS CAN1ATH. - rms
 evening being Christmas night, the
 choir of the Christian church, ably assisted by Mrs. Clyde NJ. Candy and
 Mrs. R. NJ Tafel, will fittingly re
 member the sacredness of the day by giving the cantata, The Angelic Choir" by Carrie Adams Mrs. Ad- ans is living present day music writer and it is the comment of all who have heard this music that it compares favorably with the classics. The program is as follows: "Hark. What Music Fills the Air trio and chorus, Mrs. Tafel, Mrs. Golze and Mrs, Candy; There Came Three Kings" solo and quartette. contralto solo, Mrs. C. NJ Candy; male quar- tet. Messrs. Littlejohn. McNealey, Patrick and Phillips. And There Were Shepherds" solo and chorus, E. N. Phillips; recitation and chorus. Angel Voices Mrs. Tafel. Mrs. Golze, Mrs. Candy. Mrs. Hunter. Chorus by choir, "Bethlehem; solo.
 'Mary's Manager Song" Mrs. c. w. Hunter; chorus. Night All Nights Excelling;" "All Ny Heart This Night Rejoices." male quartet; Hail the Wondrous Stranger" Mrs. R. NJ. Ia fel, ladies quartet; final chorus. The following is the personnel of the choir: Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel, Mrs. Hun ter. Mrs. Van Kirk, Mrs. Patrick. Mrs. Turner. Miss Vera Strouse. Miss Alene McNealey. altos; Mrs. c. M. Candy. Mrs. G. F.. GolZe. Mrs. s. M. Phoby, Miss Dooley: tenors, Messrs. McNealey. Druzen; bas- sos. Messrs. F. x. Phillips. Patrick. Nindes. Gothrop; director. Mrs Charlse Hunter. The public is cor dially invited.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-25
PosToFFIcE HouRs-The Phoenix
GONE TO LOS ANeELEs-Miss
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number of the farmers and stockmen of the valley are discussing the ad- visibility of forming a stockyard com pany, and desire that all persons in- terested will meet in Melczer's hall Tuesday, December 2. at 1:3O sharp