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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-06-02
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

I respectfully announce myself =
candidate for reelection as County
Commissioner, subject to, the result
of the Democratic primary.
H. J. BELLINGER.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-06-02

The following guesses have been
received up to the time Of going to
press:
Miss Eva M. Hanberry, Den
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
THE GIRL FROM
 HE GOLDEN WEST

Practically every detail has been completed for the presentation of The Girl From the Golden West" at the Mesa opera house. this evening, under the direction of Bert L. Russell. for the benefit and under the auspices of the Tabernacle choir.
 A general idea of the play may be had from the name. in that it is on that directly appeals to a very great ma jOrity of theatergoers Another fea- ture that will recommend it to the Mesa people is that it is being put on by local talent, which in q great num- Der of instances has been found very far superior to the travelling organiza- tions. The synopsis of the play as it will appear on the program is as fol- lows:
 Act. l. Ranchmens Rest Luke Proposes. The Man from Denver.
 Act H. Roxey's Cabin. The old, old Story. The storm. The Road Agent Trapped. A Game of Poker.
 Act III. In the Hands of The Law The Love of a Thief. The Prayer Western Justice.
 One of the features of the perform ance will be the specialties between the acts. Elmer Johnson will sing at eacn
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
WHOLE FAMILY ARRESTED
 ON ROAD FLOODING CHARGE
THE HEARING SET FOR TOMOR.
 ROW ERNOON.
Four lopez Brothers Are Charged With WlfuI Neglect of lrri-
 eating Water.

Notwithstanding tine fact that il was something over d week ago that the road the other side of the creamery was flooded just as the county was pr-par4d tn grad. it. the matter has not been allowed to drop and yester- dav warrants were issued from the of flee of Justice oi the Peace Carr Tor the Lopez brothers charging them with wilrully and maliciously permit ting irrigation water [" run upon the public highway. thereby injuring it, even after they had been notified "t tr, damage that was being done to the road The Lopez brothers have the Kinesburk ranch rented and according tp the complaint. the water which worked such havoc on the highway came from that place.
 The prosecution is taking n" chances on getting the wrong member of the Lopez family and the warrant which was issued applies to Henry. Alexander. MarcelliS and Carlos Lopez The date of the hearing has been set fog tomorrow and the district attorney or his assistant will be on hand to conduct the ease for the territory Who the brothers may have secured on their side of the case has not been learned. The cIse against Marcrllis. who is attending school in Phoenix has been segregated from the other three and whether or not he will be brought to trial. depends somewhat on the outcome of the case tomorrow.
 This particular case has attracted considerable. attention The brothers paid d fine once before recently for flooding the same road and wrr, warned dt that tim- that a second "i- f-nSc would bring heavier fine. Just what d-icnS.. the brothers may have |" offer will not develop until tomorrow
 Tine only other matter that trans pired in Justice Carrs court Nrstcr- day was the finding of Dave Sullivan Sl0 or as many days He took the days pcrinrcc of circumstances. Suih- lJn was found in a car "t bai~d hay and had broken several bales to make a bed for himself
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
WILL PRESENT LIVING FLAG.

one Of the features Of the operetta. "Gyp Junior" to be put on under the direction of Mrs. M. C. Phelps. at the Mesa opera house on the Sth and 9th of this month. will he the living flag. in which seventy-five little tots will take part. One of the things that Mrs. Phelps desired understood is that this will be the first thing on the program. and will be commenced probably about X o'clock. The reasons for bringing one of the important features of the enter tainment first on the program is that
 it will be too much of a task to keep the little folks gathered together and awake SD that they do their parts in credijJble manner. There will be no less than sixty little ones in the oper- ctta proper
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
SUBPCR|PTION FUND
 RAPIDLY GROWING
Getting Ready to Build the Road to Pinear.

Frank T. PomerOy returned from Phoenix yesterday morning. where he in company with Elijah Allen. who will return home today, has been con NasSing in the interests of the Pineair proposition. and reports that the sub scriptinn has already passed the s14.0O0 mark. with some precincts not heard from. The letters to the subscribers are being sent out and the money has all ready begun coming in. IL is hardly necessary to explain at this time that summer is not very far away. and d good deal of work will have to be done on the road before 'it will be possible to get wagon over il The important point is that work will commence at the earliest possible date. so that the resort may be used this summer.
 The directors have not been idle since coming into office and already tenta- tive arrangements have been made with w A Parish tO take charge of the work Mir Parish k an engineer and, Of course. by being in charge of the work. will mean that he will establish the grades and see tO it that the men in charge of the eXcaVdting and actual road building conform tO those grades Several propositions have been sub mittcd tO different parties to do the , work but as yet the plans for the aC- tuai construction have not been com
 plcted It is surmised. however. that it will be but very few days until actual construction work will be commenced on the road
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
BUILDING NOTES.

The naintins of the NJ P. Holladav bungalow k being completed and Mir. Holladay has already commenced nov ing his furniture To his new location.
 The foundation k partly in for the new house being erected by Contractor Joe Rhoden for Mrs. Emma Rollins.
 The brick work is practically all completed on the Shreeve Peterson bungalow on East First street
 The worllmcn have finished ;he side walks for the George Johnson bung- allow. on East Main street
 The Jesse Kelley home. on North Center, which has recently been rr- nodrled. was occupied yesterday hy Ar Kelley and family. who returned here the first part pf the week. after q two wears Sujourn in Phoenix.
 The workmcn have about completed the pillars under the Nahunry building and v.u commence on the side walls immcdiatcly
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
TIE OLD FOLKS
 WILL CELEBRATE
The Regular Annual Observance Of
 Their Day Next Month.

The regular annual observance of "Old Folks Day" will be some time next month That date will be deter mined by committee consisting nt l.. Y. Guthrie. Elijah Allen, ". J. Le- Baron. Joseph A Stewart anl Harvcv J Harper. lt meeting called for tn" near future
 .'Old Folks Day" has come to be looked forward to in Mesa with a good dral of interest. as il furnishes a me- dium for the exchange of stories and "reminiscences that are of particular moment to those who are on the sunny slope
 Mesa has observed "Old Folks Day" regularly until last year. when. for some reason mol vcry well known. the event Was missed entirely.
 All those over the age of fifty years are invited to be present and are the guests of the young people for the day.
 The event has been observed since lS7i. when. at the suggestion of Presi- den; Young. a day was set apart each year wherever there is stake of the members of the Church of Later Day Saints While the day is not enc that was created bv the followers Of Joseph Smith. it iS by no means sectarian at vitatiOns. The invitation is extended to every one over fifty years of age. and annually at this place the members of all the churches who confess ta the re- quired number of years are eligible.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
NEWS NOTES,

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson and wife of Roosevelt came down on the stage last night. Mir. Jackson has been in the barber business at the new town. but has decided to seek another To- cation.
 Mrs. Herheson. of the Verde valley, is in the city for visit with her daughter Mrs. Oscar Keane.
 J. w. Vingo Zanjero on the new Eastern and Consolidated canals. is spending few days in Phoenix. which is his home. while the water is out of the canals.
 Mrs. Florence Hall of Phoenix left for the desert home of her daughter Mrs. C. A. Baldwin. yesterday morning. after spending the night with Miss Laura Burtt.
 l.. C. Kane. assistant manager of the Glendale sugar factory. was a Mesa business visitor yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
THE FINAL RETURNS
 OF LATE ELECTION
No Election Was Held in Either the
 Rural or Rohris Districts.

Though il is some little time since the recent election. it Was not until yes terday that the returns were all re- CeiVed hy Clerk Mullen of the high school board.
 In two districts. Rohrig and Rural the elections were held and the trustee for those districts will have tO be ap- pointed The results from the other district which have not heretofore been published. the Hyrene district made no material difference in the re- suit but they are given herewith: Mocur. 6: Brechan. I: Jensen. l. Me Cldin. l: Birchett, 6.
 Regardless Of how the matter of the election may be settled in so far as re- gards the present contrOvrsy as to whether or not certain Of the candi dates were eligible. the total results may be nf interest to readers and are given herewith in tabulated form:
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
TEMPE DEPARTMEMT f-~: ~..ss.. os.|+''

The evenings entertainment con sisted of two iauehable farces. Both were well prepared and well presentd and to Misses Odell and NcWbcrt a griiet deal of credit IS due for the time they devoted L" the preparation of tn" two plays Those taking part also deserve their share of the hOnOrs.
 The proceeds of the entertainment will ne used in equippins the new auditorium stag" with scenery instead of being devoted [" the purchase Of .t gift to the school aS has been the GUS tom heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
NEWS NOTES.

Nlr and Mrs. Dell Coover of In diana. relatives of Mir. and Mrs. Art Meridith. are spending ten days with them on their way to the coast
 Attention is again called to the Cem- et,ry association meeting at the old pool room in the kingSbury block on Saturday oi this week The meeting is th, annual one of the association and officers will be elected
 Mrs Billings and daughter. Mrs. Ahel of Des Moines. Iowa, who have been here spending the winter. have returned tu their home.
 The city will get a run of irrigating water tomorrow morning at half past one.
 \ rumor is current to the effect that IT, Fl Griest died in Clifton a month or six weeks ago. Mir. GrieSt was d member of the local lodge of Knights of PvthiaS and as that organization has had m word nf hi; death. the rum"r k given little cre@encr here.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
BARK WORSE THAN BITE.

Frank McChaffney, who to all ap- pcdrdnccs seemed to be laboring under the weight nt too much woody wolf mixture. fell ont of his buggy in the rear of the saloon and parked his face from where the crown oi his hat would naturally be tn a point where his high color would hit his chin. McCIff- nry. who lives out of town, contends that he was bit by scorpion, and came "a town for an antidote for poison The judge. hwever. while prob ably glad to learn that he had suffered no serious results from the bite, and cpuld see no punishment only in the bark. let him off on a & fine
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
THE ALPHA PLAY
 ANOTHER SUCCESS
A Good House We'll Pleased With Two
 Good Farces.

The Alpha play at the Normal audi torium Monday was exactly what the public had learned tO expect from past experiences with the Alphas-that is to say. il was q glorious success and was well worth the money. The Al phas have q reputation to sustain in the matter of plays and in this partiC- ular instance they upheld it in an ad- mrable manner as they have always in the past. To tine fact that no Alpha play has ever been a disappointment is largely due the large attendance that is always present Monday night was no exception and the 6ig audi torium was comfortably filled.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
DAILY GAIN IN WEIGHT.
Comes to Those Who Use Samose, Says
 Bear Drug Go.

The poor, thin. emaciated person. when he or she becomes plump. rosy and robust by using Samose. forgets that there is such a thing as weakness and underweight.
 Samose restores health to the whole system. So that the tissues assimilate from the food all of those elements which make solid bone. firm muscle. pure blood and sufficient fat to restore beautiful and symmetrical outlines to the figure.
 An increase in weight is seen from the first weeks use of SamOse. but if it does not restore you to your proper weight and give you full vigor and vitality. Bear Drug Co. will return your money. You certainly can afford to try SamoSe on this guarantee.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
THE WEATHER REPORT SHOWS SOME RAIN
The Storm of Last Week Amounted 10
 .52 Inch m Rainfall.

For the first time in several months. the weekly report of the mete0rolog- icJl observer has few figures in the rainfall column. The report shows that on the 25th .62 inch of rain fril while the day following the p..rcipita- % ti"n was just an even half inch. nak- ing the total rainfall for the storm "f last week 52 inch somewhat less than many figured it [" be
 The report also shows cooler wcath- CT. though at no time did the mercury fall below the forty mark. but that k considered plenty l"w enough for the season of th. year
 The report is dS follows
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
MEMBERSHIP INCREASING.

The services at the M. r.. church "u Easter were more than usually inn pressive One class was received into full membership in the church while another was received on probation. There were als" there bIptiSms. The church was IaSjily dec0arted with an abundance of Flowers and the sermon by Rey Fisk Was one. appropriate [" the occasion.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
BABBITT-STA AGE.

Miss Rose Rabbit and Joseph Stan dage. Jr. left last night for Salt Lake City. where they will be united in mar riage according to the temple rights of the Later Day Saints faith The young people will remain in Utah until Sep tember. when they will return here and make thi stheir permanent home
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
TRYING TO SAVE HIS LIFE.

When we say that SeXine Pills are responsible for many a happy person in this world today. we are not eXag- gerating a bit. There is no tonic builder equal to SeXine Pills. Show me a person who cannot be restored to strength and steady nerves with SeXine Pills and l will show you that il will not cost you a cent tO try them. for they are guaranteed. Price. q q box. 6 boxes S5. Sold by Elvey & Hu- lett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.

The Epworth Leaguers will give one of their popular sOcialS at the home of Mrs Motley on East First street. Fri day evening. The evening naturally demands something in the order of an April fool social. and this the members have decided to carry out. Miss Etna Motley and Miss Alta Richards are the reception committee. and they are v-ry desrOus that every member of the league and the friends of the league be present.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
HUNTING FOR BROTHER.

r. Cnuklm arrived in Mesa yesterday from coffee ,oW.t.. Kansas. for visit with his brother. Wh" has been here fpr th, ..dSf year. The brother who has established g residence here. could uot be located for some time. but later inquiry brought out the information that h, has settled on go homestead ten miles ~ngtheaSt of town
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
4 FATHERS DEATH.

F.. M. Rine received telegram yeS- terday morning conveying the sad in teliigence of the death Of his father in san Francisco the day before. MT. Bine had been d resident of that city for over forty years and was one Of it's prominent business men. For over d year he has been in ill health and his death at any time would not have been unt \ nected
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
RICHES HAVE FLOWN.

Henry Riggs, who went down in the vicinity of Wnkleman several days ago To do some assessment work )n an as brstos claim that he has had located there for some time, found that he had been contested, and that another party had been there and done the required amount of labor.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
TOOK IN THE BALL GAME.

4 number 0f Tempe people took in the White SoX bail game yesterday afternoon in Phoenix and the coucen- sus of opinion among those form here who were present vas that the game between Mesa and the Normal was far more thrilling and interesting.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
ON HIS VACATION.

r. \. Van Writer. the station agent
 at Wln<elman, K now here for d month, taking his annual leave of ah- senCe and at the same time looking ] after property interests in this section
 He repOtrs busy times in the Winkrl-
 man district and lots of business
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
HEY ARE PLEASED.

There are a number Of Tempe peo- pie who are much pleased and inter- ested in the recent deal at GOldfield which was announced in yesterdays paper. Wm. Goodwin and \. W. Moeur have a promising claim in that vicin- ity while the Goodwin brothers have a number Of claims adjoining the ones iIlsf hnnn.l
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
HARD TO PLEASE.

Did Higgins enjoy himself at the banquet?"
 I'm afraid not He was scared all evening at the possibility of being called on for q speech. and when it was over resented the fact that he was overlooked. d."-WaShington Star.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
EN ROUTE TO ROOSEVELT.

C. II. Akers and sister-in-l law. Miss Ming. Rev. Mir. Fisher, Mir. Clarke and Bryan Akers passed through here yes terday morning. en route to Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
WORK ON GATES.

\ force of twenty-five men are at work on the repair of the Mesa head gates. and it is believed that the work will be completed within the next four days
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
PILES CURED iNeTo 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Iitching. Blind. Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in to 14 days or money refunded. soc.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
COLLEGE GOSSIP.

Where is Bill these days?'' Fired"
 oh. yes, believe did hear the re- port.'-LampOOn.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
SOLICITING FOR RESCUE HOMES.

Adjutant Dowell of the Salvation Army barracks at Phoenix was d Mesa visitor yesterday. soliciting funds for the Rescue Home
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

FOR RENT-Thrce room unfurnish ed house. Close in. East Main St Mesa Water free $500 per month See Pomeroy-G Guthrie Co. k
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
I'VE sA DERARIMEMI
CHAs- F. JONES
 Manager

performance. tonight and tomorrow night. Para Ellsworth will be heard in
 two of the popular songs of the day, and Master carl and Ada Pomrroy will present character songs The following i.. th..
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
A BALD QUESTION.

This shaving each morn is terrible
 bore; And whenever I'm at it. 1 wonder the
 more Why, instead of the hair ,on ones
 head growing thin, One shouldn't grow bald on his l!p
 and his chin.-Lippincott
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
Character
Ttnl.trafur.

See auction sale uf furniture adyer- tis-d for Saturday. April 2d, al lo:30 a. m- l.. C Jordan. d
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
Chorus.

Mesa was defeated: that has always been conceded: at least. it has been since the recent game: and the roast ing was expected, the excuses not ne glected: any team looks for it that's worthy Of a name But that Normal verbose poet. who has been allowed to go it, for over half a column of good space. needs to have that inspiration sent home on long vacation. or eX- pelled forever from the place. IL cer- tainly does beat thunder how little baseball blunder. made bv Mesa at recent date. should occasion such awful rhymes d. lines and times and chimes It's enough to cause a case of--pain in the side
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

For rent cheap. or will sell. a good sound work horse. See Griffen at once. b
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
svERYeopYs DRUG STORE

Our ambition Is to deserve to be your druggists, and to supply you and your home with all needed Sick Room applies. as well as Toilet Requisites and such other goods as are carried by a high class drug store.
 Our Prescription Department represents skill in pharmacy and all that is best In quality.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
REVOCATION
 OF LICENSE To Write Baseball Poetry k
 Possible MESA MUSE COMES BACK
In Reply to the Weighing of the Tempe Pegasus After the Game of Last Week at Normal School Grounds

In al recent issue nt the Normal stu dent considerable attention WaS paid tp th" recent MesI-Normll game. much tp the dissredit of this town Among all the good things said of the Mrsl team. there appears a stanzl ,f alleged poetry along on tho. South side ni a bower eighty which runs something like he following.
 The game was over And Mesa lost. The game was purs-at any cost. They pla, the game. and ~o do we: But this one point We all should see: lt takes school team. not d ball shark
 Or two,
 r" play the game. ana to play il
 through \. R
 The game next Saturday will. of course. settle all the difficulty that ha~ heretofore existed between the two teams. The game will be called at EaStlakr park Phoenix. at , o'clock
 In view of the fact that the Mesa high school has no publication with which to defend itself. the following is submitted for what it is worth There is II" charge for back numbers Tn" scene is laid in the Salt River
 
 ing the ground and green leaves on the trees. The chorus girls are dressed in long flowing robes. and the orches- trI plays soulful music as the curtain goes up. The nom de plume a demure Miss Of fprty-three years advances tn the front of the stage and recites.
 have heard that Nero fiddled. while Rome Was being riddled. bv fire that caught from leaking gasoline: then again you've heard the rumor. that Achilles had a tumur. caused by being dragged behind his buzz machine But all this k ancient history. aWfully mixed with mystery. often has d par allel nearer home: whether it's Nero or Achilles. or it's Mabel or it's Willie. and il may be at Tempe or may be Rome. The point to be conveyed Without using too much spIceD is: all have an off day now and then" Sometimes it's indigeStion-yes. that's il. indigestion. a word selected out from more than ten
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-22

Notice is hereby given that the
common council of the city of Sa-
lem, Oregon, win at or about 1880
o'clock p, m. on Monday, the 25th
day of April, 1910, at the common
council chambers, at Salem, Oregon.
proceed to assess upon each lot or
parcel of land liable thereof. its pro-
portionate share of the cost OF the
Improvement OF Trade street from
the west line of Commercial street
to the east line of Front street, in
the city of Salem, Oregon. accord
ing TO the plans and specifications
adopted for such improvement and
on tile at the ONCE of the city re-
eorder.
All persons interested IN said as
sessment shall appear at said time
before said common council, and
present objections II any they have
TO said assessment, and apply 10 said
common council within FIVE days OF
sand date for the privilege II they
so desire 70 make said improvement
In lieu OF their assessment.
Done by order OF the common
council In the city of Salem. Oregon.
this 18th day OF April, 1910.
Date OF tirst publication, April l9,
1910, w, A. MooRES,
Recorder
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