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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19

Two base hit Smith: bases balls. of Smith s.
of Swarmsted O.. struck out by Smith 6. by Abbott
2: double play. Dunlap to Logan to Metz; stolen
bases. Nichols. Cargo. Wallace; passed ball Mono
han; wild pitch. Smith: sacrifice hits, PetTick;
rice flies Nichols Dunlap: first base errors, Lynn
,; left bases. Lynn 10. Willimantic 10; earned
runs. Winimantic s. Lynn /; time 1.57; umpire, N.
h. Sullivan
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19

Miss Josephine clifford, Miss Harlie
Corbin and Miss Hattie Inman, re-
Gently delegates to the Northfield sum-
mer school conference are to give
their report at an informal meeting
to be held at the church Tuesday eve
ming.
The members of the highway COM
mittee of the common council held a
meeting in the council chambers Sat
urday afternoon.
Employees of the Putnam Light &
Power company cut down some large
willow trees Sunday afternoon off Elm
street in the yard south of the new
Bradley building.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
SETTING SHARES.

Mason Oatiey Fined $50 and Costs for
Violating Game laws-ApPeal Taken.
Narnr I,EAoc " On4In.. r.-.,s. fo,,,d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Horses Arrive for Fair

Arrangements for the reception of
entries at the Putnam fair We're CON
Guided Saturday when the superinten-
dents of the various departments an
nounced their readiness for the rush
Horses entered in the races arrived
at the track Sunday and all that are
to start will be in tonight
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Raymond wheaton General Manaaer

Raymond Wheaton has been elected
a director and general manager of the
gymnasium association of the Con-
gregationaI church. Committees of
the association have also been ap-
pointed to make inquiries and ar
engagements for classes and leaders for
the coming season.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Mattresses and
Blankets

Cotton Top Mattress. good quality,
two parts. $3.50.
Combination Cotton Mattress. two
parts. $3.50.
SILK Floss Mattress. fuu size. two
parts, guaranteed not. lump or
hatten, $500
Cross Layer Mattress with fancy
striped ticking, $500 "a
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Temperance Rallies Planned.

There are to be some temperance
rallies in Danialson during the closing
days of September and carefully
planned campaign conducted to keep
kilhngly among the dry" towns OF
the state. Committees viii take up the
various lines OF work incident to sue
cessfully waging such a campaign The
effort Will be a vigorous one
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Onyx Silk Hose

Only a few pairs left OF those ONYX
Six Hose at soc a pair, all made with
a strong garter top and reinforced heel
and toe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19

Rip Van Wrinkle Spring Beds, $3.50.
Slumber Couch Bed. the ideal couch
FOR comfort. complete with mattress
and pillow, $500.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19

Totals. 81 727 Totals. 81 a Is Is 2
One out when winning scored.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Getting Box Cars in Readiness.

AS is the usual custom, the cars of
the Connecticut company to be used
after the open cars have been taken
off have been thoroughly renovated for
the coming seasons business. They
have been painted and otherwise i'm
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-19
Crowd Attends Hospital Benefit.

There were many from Danielson at
the Elms on Church street East Brook
lyn, Saturday afternoon to patronize
the county fair" arranged as a benefit
for the Day Kimball hospital at Put
nam, in which institution Brooklyn
neOpIe are much Interested
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
shall Women Vote?

Ii they did, millions would vote DR.
Kings New Life Pills the true remedy
for women. For banishing dull, ragged
feelings, backache or headache, constr
patton, dispelling colds. imparting appe
tite and toninR up the System, they're
unequaled. Easy, safe. sure. 25c. at
The Fuller Drug Co.
o. H. Maryatt and wife left Del
Norte Wednesday evening bound
for Santa Ana, California. where
they will locate and make their
home. They have long been res
idents of this town and 90 to their
new home b airing the well wishes
of many friends. Mr.. Maryatt sold
his residence property here to
II g bert Chenoweth, and Mr..
Chenoweth resold to Milton Ro-
mine this week. The Romine
family are now occupying the
property having moved into the
same this week.-Del Norte Pros
rector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

General j. S. Coxey, who led
his army of penniless, hungry SOL
diers across the continent in 1894,
is now in New York with bank
account of S3.00O,OOO. 1t is said
that Coxey has made this vast
amount of money from rock
quarry at Massillon, Ohio. Coxey
declares that there is a change
coming in the United States, and
that such change will come, eth
er by evolution or revolution. Ac-
cording to the press reports, Coxey
intends engaging special train to
tour the country in order that he
may educate the people to bring
about the change by peaceable
methods. 1t is said that he in
tends spending the 100000 in
educational work, and if the am
cunt is not sufficient, he intends
going back to the quarry to raise
more funds to educate the people
to bring about change in govern
ment through a bloodless revolu-
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

For ten mouths of this year the
ten great market points received
ten million head Of sheep and the
run is still on which would indi.
cate that the west has turned off
a big surplus Of it's mutton this
fall. Considering the enormous
runs the market has held up won.
derfully well. OF course large
supply Of thin stock and big
corn crop have fortunately come
at the same time and eastern feed.
ers have taken larger numbers than
ever before We can see where
the people are going to feast on
cheap mutton next spring and it
suits us just as well to see Colo.
RADIO keeping out of the game.
Bad feeding is ever bound to make
cheap mutton and somebody
stands TO he scorched before the
deal is over.-Field and Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
Nppies

Ready for immediate use. Cali
fornia Bellilowers $3.50 per box
Jonathans $500 per box.
Northern Spy $500 per box.
Choice grade Of Winter apples.
Different varieties 81 so per box.
+ y c HANG T. cry
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

In Saguache county the demo-
Gratis elected clerk and sheriff; the
republicans elected the remainder
of the ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
BORING FOR OIL

The derrick has been erected for
boring for oil near Mosca, the pipe
is on the way and work will begin
at once under the direction of Il.
j. Everett, field manager. He will
be assisted by Mr.. Van Wrinkle an
experienced man in the oil bust
ness.
Mr.. Everett and party visited
natural pond few days ago, locat-
ed about one hundred yards from
the derrick, which is covered with
an oil formation and when lighted
with a match burned freely. The
oil comes from below and this is
the best evidence so far discovered
that oil in abundance will be reach
ed at reasonable depth in due
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

The district court sits at Del
Norte next Monday aud will prob
ably be in session two weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Evans Gurtner, chief of the steel
structural workers at the big reser-
voir on the Rio Grande, left for his
Denver home last Saturday. The
men have experienced considerable
trouble on account Of the wrong
sizing and shaping of the big beams
and girders in Des Moines, Iowa;
consequently the work has been
delayed.-Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

The Republican nominees for
Justices of the Peace and Con-
stable did not have a place on the
official ballots owing to the failure
to have the nominations filed with
the county clerk at the proper time,
hence the Democratic nominees
made a "clean sweep" The "vic-
tors" are p. A. Bowers and Loren
Simmons for Justices of the Peace,
and S. ID. Warren and j. W. Chris
man for Constables. Center Dis
patch. ......
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
MOVING REAL ESTATE

DWIGHT n. COVE
Insurance and Loans
Phone Bank 81 MONTE VIsrA. Colo
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

MAKES QUICK SAlE.-Through the Southwestern Realty company yes terday was consummated one of the quickest sales of improved ranch property of the season. The property had been listed with the company on Monday by George w. Fleming, father of Mrs G. w. Cate, who died last week. It consisted of good house and twenty acres. about all in alfalfa. and located two and one-half miles southeast of town Tillman Ozias, a resident of the valley. was the pur- chaser and expects to make the ranch his home. Consideration. s5,500.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
"PHoENIx' PASSENGERS

Among others who were passengers last evening upon The Phoenix, were A w Bullard. president of the Pacific Gas and Electric com panv. bound for Los Angeles; Miss NJ. l.. Wood. bound for San Diego; Charles Orme. president of the Salt River Valley Water Users Associa- ton, bound for San Diego; Mrs Julia Parker. bound for Redlands. and Williamson Dunn. representing the Santa Refrigerator Dispatch. bound for Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

FATHER iLl-Leroy H. CiviIle
 assistant cashier of the Valley bank
 was called to Los Angeles last night was dying.
 A FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD DANCE.-The escort team of the Fra ternal Brotherhood will hold a dance
 this evening at Eastlake Park, begin
 ming at S:30 o'clock and continuing
 until II o'clock. Invitations have been
 issued for the affair, which promises
 to be one of the most pleasurable of
 the season. Those who have not re- ceived invitations may procure same by application at the door this even ing Excellent music is promised and general good time is certain
 IS VISITING HIS AUNT.-Harry H. Laidlaw, at one time a resident of Phoenix and formerly a student at the Tempe Normal school, is visiting at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Fowler St. John. 7O9 West Washington street He is employed in the registry department of the Houston, Texas. postoffice. and is en route on tour of the North west, which will include a visit to Seattle MT. Laidlaw is a son of Peter B. Laidlaw. formerly a well known architect in this city. His many friends are congratuiating him upon his appearance of excellent health.
 HE CAME pACk.-After an ab- sence of six years, J. w. Wilson, former resident of Phoenix, returned yesterday to make this his home. It is not meant that he has not been in Phoenix for that length of time. for he has made occasional visits here, but his home has been elsewhere. few weeks ago Mir. Wilson married a Phoenix girl, Miss Lalla Kookh Gill lum Mrs. Wilson is still on the coast. where theyspent their honeymoon. but she will return as soon as the weather cools off a bit. Mir Wilson is travel ing for the Brunswick Drug company of Los Angeles. The Elks have just discovered him. for he joined that or der at Sherman, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
STORED WAFER SUPPLY.

The elevation of water in the reser- vcir yesterday was S6S6 feet. The contents of the reservoir are 67,031 acre feet The normal flow of the Salt and Verde rivers at the Granite Reef dam was 2S,365 mineral inches. The flow at the joint head was 2.375 inches. Total water used for irrigation on the south side was f3,OS9 inches and on the north side 24,OO0 inches. Water will run in north side canals today as fol- lows: Grand and Appropriators, 24 hours to the quarter section; Maricopa 2i hours; Arizona, Is hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
GONE TO THE COAST Jol

1 GONE TO THE COAST John O'Malley, president of the O'Malley Lumber company left last evening 1 over the Southern Pacific for Los Angeles and San Diego He will combine business with pleasure
 ACTING CITY REcoRDER-Jus- tice C.. w Johnstone sat in the city police yesterday afternoon filling
 the place of Police Judge Frank Thomas. who is upon brief vaca- tion. Three drunks comprised the calendar.
 TO VISIT SON-Mrs. Henry Kohl left last night on the Phoenix" for
 Los Angeles to visit her son Frank
 Hickney. of the Newberry Wholesale
 Grocery Co. They will visit in San
 Bernardino, Riverside. Arlington and
 San Diego.
 GOV. klBBEY TRAvELlNG-For- mer Governor Joseph H Kibbey was a passenger last evening upon the Southern Pacific, bound for Los An geles and other coast points. He
 
 brief vacation.
 TICKET FOR HER SON-Mrs. T. R. Robinson. of 1426 Santa Fe avenue Los Angeles, has written Marshal Moore asking that he locate her son, Elijah Fields and identify him at the Southern Pacific depo; where she says a ticket is awaiting him to bring him home.
 ARRESTED A GoAT-The police yesterday arrested a goat which had been caught in the act of stripping bark from tree in the southeastern part of the city. He was brought to the police station and later released upon his own recognizance, his owner agreeing to reimburse the owner of the tree to the extent of any damage done.
 FAILED TO APPEAR-John Marr. 1 who had been arrested the day be | fore charged with assaulting T. P. ! Gray in the city hall plaza, when the | two fell out over the question of the | relative merits of the cooking of | men and women. failed to appear at the hearing set for yesterday after 1 noon. He had been released in the | upon posting ten dollars | bail.
 ADVERTISING FOR BIDS-The city is about to advertise for bids for the construction of 160 feet of i sidewalk and gutters begin i ming at First avenue and Monroe street and running west along Mon roe street The bids will also pro vide for the construction Of the | corner and will provide a walk along the park property ad- joining the new Y. NJ. C. A. build ing.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
DAILY WEATHER REPORT Local Daily Weather Report for
 The Arizona Republican.

I degree
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month IA degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 40S degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 003 inches
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month 056 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1.251 inches
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
ARCHITECT TO LEAVE.

BlieSner has announced his intention of leaving Phoenix permanently and making his headquarters at Los Ang- eles. He returned yesterday from the coast and stated that he would start out September 1 on little hunting trip to the White mountains after deer and bear. and that his address will be Los Angeles after the first of October
 During his stay here he has designed and built a number of important buildings, and in addition has probably made as many real friends as anybody who ever spent a year of his life in the valley. The largest of the build
 ings he has designed is the National Bank of Arizona. There are a lot of people here who will be sorry and lonesome when "Bill' Bliesner leaves. SATISFIED WITH THIS VALLEY. -E. J. Jordan. formerly of the Verde valley, near Jerome. but more recently sOjourning in the San Joaquin valley, arrived in Phoenix yesterday upon visit and incidentally to transact some business. He is heavy stockholder in the Overland Telephone company and hasn't been keeping very well posted upon the operations of that lately. He was thinking seri- ously of selling his stock until he learned of the activities of this com pany in this section, and now per son couldn't touch any of his stock with a ten-foot pole. He says 1t is a relief to get back in section where there are green fields and cooling hreezas He says the San aoaouin valley isn't to be compared with the Salt River valley for beauty, and the appearance of general productiveness.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

- FATHER iLl-Leroy H. CiviIle assistant cashier of the Valley bank. was called to Los Angeles last night by a telegram stating that his father was dying.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

AT THE VIRGINlA-Mr. and Mrs. J C. Campbell of Phoenix are regis tered at. the Hotel Virginia. Long Beach.
 TAKING A VACATloN-w E. Thomas. clerk of the board of sup ervisors is at Iron Springs. where he will spend several days
 GOES TO DENvER-w. N. Ruck fornia Limited for Denver. He will be absent several weeks
 WOMEN WILL MEET-A meeting of all Equal Suffrage ladies is call ed for the w. C. T. U. building at 7:3O this evening. Active work will be begun
 GARDENER HART LEAVEs-C. x. Hart, gardener at the Indian School. left last evening via The Phoenix for Los Angeles He will spend his vacation visiting beach re- sorts
 SERVICES RESUMED.-After the usual summer vacation services will be resumed at II o'clock next Sun day morning at Trinity Episcopal church on South Second avenue, op- posite the court house
 TO CHICAGO-Miss Rita Rodcn- beck of 33O North Fifth avenue. left last night on the Santa Fe for Chicago She will visit relatives there and probably later in the year take up studies in the Chicago uni versity.
 THE COURT HOUSE PLAZA TREES-Supervisor w. K. Bowen was appointed committee of one yesterday to investigate an alarming condition of the trees on the court house plaza. Many of them having already died and others are dying He believes that something can be done to preserve the beauty of the plaza, so that 1t may be turned over to the next republican board in as good a shape or better than that in which the present board found it. Mir. Bowen who is the owner of large orange grove on the south side. is deeply interested in tree life.
 THE POSITION OF MIR. oRME- There had been a misunderstanding that President John P. Orme of the Water Users Association had fav- ored the closing of the gates of the Roosevelt dam. That impression probably arose from the fact that he called the council together last Monday to consider that proposition which had come to him as a sug- gestion from Engineer Hill through officers of the reclamation service MT. Hill believed that on account of the danger of a shortage of water this fall. the gates should be closed. MT. Hill believed that in the slack season enough water would come from the Verde with the 5000 in ches which escape through the power canal to supply immediate needs Mir Orme expressed no opinion one way or the other regarding the advisabil- ity of closing the gates. but as it was a matter in which the governing board of the association was inter ested. he called the council together.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
GEORGE HAeEMAN CONE

anybody noticed the tens or thou sands of people headed by few brass bands vending their way to- wards the Southern Pacific depot last evening, the questior must nat urally have arisen as to the why of it. The explanation lies in the fact that George Hagemau mad finlly de cided that his various enterprises fin Phoenix were in pretty 'od hands and it wouldn't make much 6iffer encee if he took vacation at the present time. So he has started on trip to the beaches for little surcease from the daily grind of business affairs.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

TO CHICAGO-Miss Rita Rodcn- beck of 3SO North Fifth avenue. left last night on the Santa Fe for Chicago. She will visit relatives there and probably later in the year take up studies in the Chicago uni versity.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

SERVICES RESUMED.-After the usual summer vacation services will be resumed at II o'clock next Sun day morning at Trinity Episcopal church on South Second avenue. op-
 posite the court house
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

R. Robinson, of 1426 Santa Fe avenue Los Angeles. has written Marshal Moore asking that he locate her son, Elijah Fields and identify him at the Southern Pacific depo; where she says a ticket is awaiting him to bring him home.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

| a trip to the beaches for little
 surcease from the daily grind of
 business affairs.
 HE TALKED OF MURDER-Last night, a young Mexican woman all ed at the office of the sheriff and asked that Juan Valdez be restrained. She said that she had formerly livei with him as his mistress but some time ago she left him. He did not appear to care about it, and the last she knew of him until last night he was living with another woman. She also had formed new attachment She and her lover were in the south eastern part of town when they hap pened across Valdez who approached them with a drawn revolver and threatened homicide They fled and she believed that it was only their fIeetness that had saved their ives. Deputy Sheriff Olea set out in search of Valdez and after something of hunt located him and brought him to jail
 PHOENIX CLUB LUNCHEON = The Young Mems Phoenix club met yesterday at 1 p. m- at the Ford for their weekly luncheon. L. H. Civille, the president, acted as toastmaster. It was decided that the first busi- ness of the club was an increase in the membership. The club will not be satisfied till the membership runs between 100 to 200. Every member is requested to mail to the secretary, R. $. Stanford, a list of six names of young men whom he thinks would make desirable club members. In the general discussion following the luncheon 1t was suggested strongly that the club refrain from indulging in politics. Owing to the excellence and length of the luncheon nearly the whole hour was devoted to eat ing At future meetings it will be so arranged that a part of the time may be devoted to three minute talks on live and vital subjects of the day no matter how good the luncheon served up by the Ford mana cement may be. The luncheons will be continued every Wednesday till further notice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-23

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-23
Four Cylinder Cadillacs Are
Ordered by Mexican Mu-
nicipality- Many Other Ell
Paso Sales.

A good coup for the American auto
mobile has been scored through an FL
Paso agency Through the Sturges
company Of this city, the municipality
of the city Of Mexico has ordered 125
Cadillac, four-cylinder taxicabs to be
used at the centenary celebration in
September. The presence in the city Of
about 800 '-taxis'' ef the one-cylinder
Renault model, is significant Mexican
belief in American cars over those of
French manufacture
The sale was MADE Dy A Rosenberg.
Just returned from a go days tour ot
the republic. The agent visited all i'm
portant cities of the north, selling six
Cadillacs to a subagent at Durango
The local concern will establish a
branch at the city Of Chihuahua within
a month. and will place a display at the
centenary celebration in Guadala jara-
There is a great deal Of road i'm
provement going on in the republic"
SAYS Mr.. Rosenberg. 4 believe il is the
coming country for tourists New roads
are being built from the capital, and
the Mexicans are greatly interested in
the automobiles. The cars bought by
the city will be used during the cele-
bration, and later probably unloaded on
public garages