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resi- ANl HEALTH TO M0IRER AEl CHlLD.

NRs wISsLow's SOOTHING SrRrr has been
used for ovec sixty YEARS by MILLIONS OIL
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. With PERFECT SUCCESS. l.
SOOTEES the CHILD SOFTENS the GUMS
ALI.AYS ali PAIN CURES WIND CCLIC. and
is the best remedy for GIARRH0!A. II is alb
soIuteiy harmless. Be sure and ask Tor " Mrs
Winslow Soothing Syrup. and take no other
kind. Twenty i've cents { bottle.
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FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
nlete stock of manufactured goods. nav
highest price for raw furs and gamo
heads. = Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E. 3rd So.
a31S!
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10 ing. trlnlss. valises: hAaD 4
All 7ioHrn,hercial H.1l al Reply 9fs ~ ptS
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TO LOAN s50;00o on DIsNco.--
elry and all articles of ss1a'
rates Utah Jewe!ry Co ,s =
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IF vou want lunch ~ dinner, aud
SAINT il clean and appetizing, 20 TO the
New College Inn, e. 3rd So, adjoining
tho Euutsford.
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FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout carpets: first-ciass work, low
est prices. William J. Ridgway. o5l So
State Bell 51S9. t2799
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Leave for East.

Albert and William Graupe of the
crn markets on n purchasing trip.
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FURNITURE OF AT ~
G cd F,sSd VIII pay You fIrsi sMISDs
olH Ind sss- w. ". @
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iGoh so;s,atp OLD CLOTHING
salyallon Army. Both VIII
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"T-NlEO
WANTED-MlscE11
,n,,-~>-~--,.-
OF AT,
= ed; % VIII pay you fIrs; KIsDs
511l. Ind 96s. N' So' VI. NJ
ALL KINDS sECoND
% e, ftnrr ,llnks. Yalises; hsa.!sD
81 5S7i iioIn,nercla seIi. al Reply ~ y g %
YOUR OLD CLOTHING
solyallon Army. Both VIII
TO Do YOUR UpsoI g.
mattress remakine FERur
gig. co. Both phoney 3assh assh b
HIGHEST PRICE pno
brass. rags. bot,les ,D ND Fol
s2s' S!a' Junk Co. $40 3. SsI; siS 20 g
Ike sI. HAND LAuyDpy.
:, work; please try nn: 0NLf|
"'' w lsl South. ''ies. Ph7-
WILL SHIP CAR H. - coo
angeles and one Ia CT 1OoDS {
~ Gays; very rcasonab,.s I'd
q" S Storage Co., - W 'aiss {
LIS c,,.,l .!NGs on GOOD Fap,.
customers anxious r. 1RN1
psonsyo ips,.y ang lne, Trust Co.. 2: psS
ALL MAKES OF sEwM-s
repaired. work Cpa,anS Al1
Nalsh. q W. lst son,s on,shte@
1858. Bell 302S. h' Phs13
CALVES. ANY ACr- -
poultry. bull ken. FaEsH
is.cned, sbcns ,, Saunders, rear isIs ssT' :
sTENoGRAPHERs Fra
ToI WITHOUT 5re1 charge. sHoRTsnsSsnA
III Js:,
DANCERS, 6s P. o W
50c per couple. Trss hacl
evenings. '' ~
STOCK. CATTLE Ann uos
exchange for Improved s,ohS|
Salt Lake City real ests,ss
lots, running from $500 n ,i,s. -
proved all kinds and prices ~ ~
BOZ BOYD Park Bldg. @0H
TO LOAN s5O.0Oo ON DIsNo,..
elry and all articles f5 ~ ~,
rates. Utah Jewe!ry Co IL S :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rop ;
work. Bell phone 7o2. Ind II =, g
HORSES WANTED TO p.s-r,
winter, Call Ind. 1924.
WANTED. PARTY TO occTp,'
room, suitable for man,. .
rent free. Log Cabin WIne :,
Co. IS East lst South. II"
I WANT a FOUR.oR Ev,
modern house, and v,r,
Show me. ". a. Ellis, 50s He,
ing. ''i
BOOKKEEPER. WITH ,5ooa B
ager of office. Address K.l'
REPAIRS WHILE YoI, Va
But you don't walt ione 7
MONARCH SHOE REPATpim
y e. Second South. Ron
WANTEO-TO Buy
| -~--~-~-~J~>~~~~ ~~O~o-~~>~~- -
TWO CARLOADS EVE Llrs
dress k-2l. Tribune. :
SHOES. SUITS AND OWE
Call Edw. Green. Bell 501I, n
I
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STOCK. CATTLE Ann uog
exchange for improved a, u.v,S1 ~
Salt Lake City real ests,s " "
lots, running from 5lSOo ~ - -
proved all kinds and prices ~ ~
BOZ BOYD Park Bldg. S0
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TO Do YOUR IIpuo--
mattress remalinp 'TLSFERu1
e. 20. Eoth phones 3SS ~
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LADIES' TAILORING.

NJ. fucker, Vienna: ladies' tailoring
guaranteed perfect fitting. 1856 Mercan-
tile bldg, alf2o
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY bA2E-
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church We
get you position free of charge. Tele,
phones Ind. 1866: Bell sS22. tI'o
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskilled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South, corner Commercial
Bell phone 1882 Ind. 923. pi3
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VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege before you decide to enter else
where. Get the best. 10 South Main ST.
Both phones d2sl9
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MONUMENTS, TOMRSTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 1872 So, State.
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HONE aa.
during their spare time; demand Tor
our work. reliable firm. liz End ES5t Ea5I
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HORSES WANTED TO pssTr5
winter. Call Ind. 1924
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THE UTAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Co.; Monarch agents. all other type.
writer's rented. repaired. exchanged, sold
some splendid bargains at S25. Moved to
sc West Ind South. Both phones 43o.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
55 West md South. Phones aga, cis3
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
2li e, Ind So. Both phones 81. b297
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

~~~~O~~~~~O@O~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~"~~~~O~~~-~~N
EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKES AN
embalmer. l64 S. West Temple. Pbon
1913 Vac
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HIGHEST PRICE p,In
Drass. rags. bottIes. 1nhS MP Fol
Siah Junk Co. $40 'uneer. o..
.Z". o. tth We
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ALL MAKES OF sEw1,-.
repaired. work CparanS CpaS Hlc
Nalsn. % W. lst son,s
1858. Bell 302S. h' Pha11
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LlSTINGs ON coon E
=, customers anxious to tyM
realty and Trust Co .. pgy
Phones 1861. w. Z. z. D.
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

You ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $4,000 month. Write for
list OF positions open. Franklin Institute,
Dept 4l3-C, Rochester. y. Y. al56l
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WILL SHIP CAR ~ ~ @
10 AnssIes dav. and one 10 cb,cswsoD
Van y ay. y very reasonable IsI Ts,l1 ~
q" * storage Co.. - " 's.ss
at =
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LOST ANr FOUND

~-~-~-~-~~~~-e~~o~o@~~o o~~~O~~.~-~-~~~~~
\ BAY COLT WITH WHITE STAR IN
forehead and Roman nose. Phone Bell
el66. Ind, 1890 or call 52i West 9Th
South Reward. bis
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CALVES. ANY ACE. ~
poultry; bull KEEP, for aLa
fetched, Saunders. Tc. ~, ayi1
Phone 23T4-Y. iils z
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STENOGRAPHERs rrn
Tel. 24sl. IhAM
III u
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REMOVAL.

DIR. SYKES HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE
TO Brooks Arcade. rooms 800 and 30
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LAKE HAND LAtryD..
sss W y"9sk' 1rI' please tTy one. 9SNIf
40 " Ist south. rnz|
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vAN AND GRAMs .ls

~,-,-o.>c----5,c-cc,,c,.,'.-.IsgoEs;s,,
in city. western gnd office, y e
Co, ware house sas-Ind., o."
Temple 81. Phones
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Births Renorted.

The following births have been reported
to the health office in the past twenty
four hours:
James F. and Flossie e. Padgett girl.
John S. and Grace III. Reed. girl.
Ernest T.. l.. and Pearl E. Williams
girl.
Frank w. and Rebecca E. Kammerer
boy.
Willard +. and Lottie Patterson. boy
Louis p. and Cornelia ". Ruck.. boy
Elmer +. and Elsie L. Mattingly. girl.
Julian a.. and Nettie Cox. girl.
Edward and Rosie c. Cook girl.
Clarence a. and Amy NJ. Best. girl.
Agosto and Cersira Spigone, girl.
Joseph j. and Mary Baumbach, boy.
Waldren L. and Irene Cross. girl.
George A. and Marie Didden boy.
Willard G. and Reba L. Tilton, girl
Andrew T. and Helen Smith. girl.
Edwin and Lillian v. Ball. boy.
Edward and Julia Springman, boy.
Henry and Phiiomena Schneider, boy.
Philip III. and Mary B. Sinclair, girl.
Francis Y. and Regina {. Higdon, boy.
Charles F. and Mady I. Hayden. boy.
Eugene T. and Eva G. Hughes. girl.
William NJ. and Lydia A. Pigott. boy.
Garrett l.. and Florence G. Mothersead
boy.
Sam b. and Ellen Frantz, boy.
Frank and Annie Turner; boy.
James w. and Charlotte Wynn, boy.
Joseph and Helen Bracket, boy.
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Established Over Century,
Jewellers, Silversmiths, Stationers,
11o7 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John Toms and Ida Hanson.
Benjamin A. Brown and Mary Clark.
Pendleton Lucas and Bertha Beverly.
Alphonzo Dotson and Susie Atkins.
George r. Henderson of this city and
Beula Hunter of Newbery, N. Y.
Edward G. Thornton of Woodford, Va,
and Belle r. Goulding of Rappahannock
Academy, Va.
Henry o. Goode and Theresa L. Ber-
tucci both of Richmond. Va.
Raymond d. Fillius and Clarice F. Wat.
son.
Alvin r. Peterson Of this city and May
L. Alter of Decatur. Ill.
Pletro RenN and Lucia Agresti.
James B. Boteler and Annie E. Patten.
George F. Webster and Fannie Barber.
Wesley s. Jordan and Eliza T.. Thomas
both of Pomonky, Md.
William Jones and Ida Boston.
Lorenzo Zichini and Geneva Barbieri
both of Lynchburg. Va.
Hardy Prichard and May A. Madigan.
William L. Evans and Sadie F. White.
Alexander Washington and Minnie Lee
William A. Coates and Ruth M. Smith.
John T. Spriggs and Catherine A. Wal
ters.
William e. Walker and Minnie E.
James A. Frederick and Bertha J. How
ard.
Daniel P. wrenn and Edna NJ Collins.
Giovanni Riccobono and AntOinetta
Manzella.
Jacob b. Colbert and Mary Butler, both
OF Fairfax Court House. Va
John +. Siebert of Springfield, ILL.,, and
Lillian l. Harding of Hartford. Conn.
Floyd III. Rector and Annie w. Swart
both OF Fauqufer county, Va.
William NJ. Walls and Lora W. Ed.
munds. both of Fauauier county. Va.
Harry T. Long of Boston. Mass, and
Elizabeth s. Schaffer Of this city.
William Thomas and Julia Robinson.
Hamilton Fenwick and Hattie Davis.
John s. Danwick and Irene l.. Wilson.
William f. Hayghe and Virginia G
Lewis.
Early Harris and Sadie Magruder.
James f. Johnson of this city and Viola
Randolph Of Jersey City, n. j.
Walter BADLY and Mary j. Scott.
Osborne Fenwick of st. Marys county.
Nd. and Marian Z. Moss of this city.
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DIED.

BREDEkAMP. Departed this life Monday. De
cember is. 1911, at l am, JOHN BREDE
kANP, beloved of the late Elizabeth
and Herman Bredekamp.
Funeral tprivatei from his late residence. 3Os
~ street southwest. at 1850 PIN. Wednes
day. December 20.
BURTON. Departed this life Monday. December
hand OF Jane w. Burton and brother OF Mrs
Ella Scott aud Mrs. Rose Brown Scott.
Funeral from his late residence. Is Patterson
street northeast. Wednesday, December 20
at pm.
Members Of the Banuekcr Relief Association
are hereby requested TO assemble at IS Patter.
son street northeast Wednesday afternoon De-
cenlber %. 1911. at ! o'clock. to attend fhs
funeral Of our late brother. JOHN w. BURTON.
. AARON RUSSELL, President.
J. c. 'BtRLLS Rec. Sec.
All members OF the Young Mems Protective
League are requested to assemble At the resi-
debee Of oar late brother. JOHN w. BURTON
20 Patterson street northeast, to attend bis
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Rear Admiral j. Dexter Adams L. 8.
N. retired. and Mrs. Adams have sent
out cards for the debutante tea of their
daughter, Miss Edmonia Adams Hednes-
day afternoon, December %, from ) to
O'Clock, at their residence, on Connecti-
cut avenue.
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BAYLOR In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother and dear grandmother, CARO-
LINE BAYLOR, who entered into rest six
The last farewell spoken
six years ago today;
Our family circle broken
When mother passed away.
HER LONELY DAUGHTER
What matter though life he drcsry,
In heaven we will know own.
GRANDCHILDREN. BLANCHE. IDA AND
SADIE.
BROWNE. In loving remembrance OF our de-
voted mother, CATHARTNE BROWNE. WIN
departed this life one year ago today, Decem-
Der 10. 1910.
Sleep. dear mother. sleep
Upon thy Savior's breast.
How sweet il IL TO thee lie
In such a place OF rest.
BY HER DEVOTED SONS. MATTHEW T. AND
ULYSSES r. BROWNE.
MAIN In memory of my beloved son. GEORGE
MAIN. who departed this life twelve years
ago today. December 49, 1899.
Dear George, Won not forgotten,
And never will you be:
As long life and memory last
will always think Of thee.
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MARY MAIN.
OvERMAN. In memory OF my aunt, Mrs. ELlZ-
ABETH OvERMAN, who died two years ago
today, December 10. 1909.
DOROTHY RIKER DUNN.
TUCKER In sad but loving remembrance oe
my beloved brother. WILLIAM W. TUCKER.
who departed this life i've years ago today.
December 10. 1906
Loved in life In death remembered.
SISTER ANNIE
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Mrs. Thomas A. Kearney and Mrs.
thompson at the Dresden VIII not be at
home tomorrow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Munford have
sent out invitations for the debut recep-
ton Of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Munford. Thursday evening. January %,
at O'Clock, at their residence 1928
street. There will be dancing
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James c. Blaine White. brakeman. fell
from car while shifting In the Baltimore
and Ohio yards at Cumberland Md, yes
terday morning. The fall broke his neck
and car wheel cut off one hand. He
wesssree emily married.
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MARRIED.

PRICHARD-MADIGAN. On Tuesday, Decem-
Der TO- 1911. at st. Patrlcks rectory. by the
MADIGAN and HARDY PRICHARD. No
cards.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
!: Finances and Markets ]

New York, Aug. l5.-Some of the improvement manifested in yesterdays stock market was lost, the list showing a heavy. irregular tendency through out In alternate declines, and ral lies which marked a day the market became what. istechnicaIly known as two sided. Union Pacific was again the focus around which interest large ly converged Its cratic movements indicated that it was still under the influence of liquidation as well as bear pressure. With steel which was relatively firm( it comprised the bulk of the days business. One marked feature of the final hour was an ab- rupt drop of more than three points An incident of sentimental value was Int declaration of the usual dividend of Standard oil. Other news embraced q meeting of Union Pacific directors at which no action was taken to elect Tricks successor. a shading of rates or time money due to recent stock hqui- dation. another advance in cotton, and q weakness in grain. Canadian Pa cific's annual statement showed an increase of $4.2OO,0O total income de spite an increase of s6.3OO.OOO operat- ing expenses. Louisville. Nashville re- ported a loss for the year of S2.0Oo'-
 OOO net revenue, that fully accounted for an increase of almost S3.iOO,OOo operating expenses
 Bonds were steady save sharp de cline of 2- points in New York. New Haxen and Hartford convertible siXes Total par. s1,6i5.OOO-
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
ON VAcATION-Har Walcb sec.
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA AND

OREGON-C. l.. Fowler, of the Walter Hill company left last night for points in California and Oregon for his sum ,mer vacation, and at the same time MT Fowler expects to purchase a large quantity of the famous oregon apples for their trade in this territory.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
COMMISSION EMPLOYS
 ANOTHER INSPECTOR
Every Department of Paving Work Kept Under Surveillance oy
 Energetic Commissioners.

The citizens paving commission mas employed c J. Bess to act as assist ant paving inspector under Haroce A Cook, and hereafter a representative of the commission will be present al the part of the city where the con crete foundation is being laid. and another in the section where the curb and gutter work is being done. in this way insuring the property holders from any defective work on the part of the paving contractor
 The new members of the commits
 sion, w. A. Parish and Charles A.
 Stauffer, with the three members
 originally appointed by the council,
 are greatly in evidence on the streets
 of the city, spending all the time pos
 sible in looking over the ground. and
 keeping tab on the manner in which
 the Barber Asphalt Company con- forms to specifications. This close examination yesterday resulted in a tribute to the excellence of the work being done by the contractor
 we have examined their work thoroughly, Sdlu Eugene idCh'tt' tii' chairman of the commission. and we have not discovered single thing that would allow us to believe that the Barber Asphalt company even thinks of disregarding their contract in the slightest detail. They are put ting in the pavement and the curbs and gutters according to the plans and specifications, and there is no room for criticism. If there ever IS room" he added, the people of Phoe- nix may rest assured that We Will
 make it."
 Remembering the request or the commission that blanks be printed Tor
 the daily report of the paving in spector. the council yesterday ordered the work done, by the lowest bidder | A daily report of materials used by the paving company. and of all the stems which are taken to insure an absolute conformity to the plans and specifications will be of value to the
 city in case other similar improve ments are undertaken, and the com .
 mission is of the opinion that such
 data may later prove invaluable. The blanks will be printed at a cost of
 sl4.00.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
Any Real Man

With a real beard knows that the only satisfactory razor is one that can be stropped. And the Auto Strop" is the final word in razor perfection. Let us show you.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
Tho following is the record of realty transfers in the office of tho county recorder yesterday as reported by tho Arizona Ab- stract & Title Co., 1A West Washington street.

Gustave F.. Non and wife to J. C. Jayne. deed to lot block uhi- versity Addition.
 A. NJ. Packa and wife to Dahiei Dichertv. decd to lots F and lS' block 9. Capitol Addition.
 B. c. Pecka and wife to Danlei Dochorty. deed to lots F and l"' block 9. Capitod Addition.
 H. P. DeMund and wife to Ii. C. Darker and j. A. Parker, deed to iot ! and 6. Parker Tract.
 Clay Parker and wife ana J. A Parker to Edward Olesen, deeu to lot , and 6. Parker tract.
 w. l.. Van Doren and wife 10 Nora Poole Panknon. deed to lot 2t UT chard Grove.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. CTS; smelling. 71A; Atchison. 1O5'; St. Paul. ll5@s; Ne" York Centrad. 1O4; PennsylFania' 12O5.: Reading l45Ss; Southern Pa cific Il4Ih: Union Pacific 1I2l2; steel 734; do preferred, 115ss.
 Silver. 52c
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
SPECIAL MEETING PAINTERS

ONiON'-I ne painters union, local No.
 .tSwill meet in special session on next Thursday evening. August 17, at S o'clock. All members are requested to be present
 ON VACATlON-Harry Welch, sec retary of the Phoenix board of trade, left this morning for his annual vaca- ton. After attending the Moqui Indian snake dance MT. Welch will go to Chi cago.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
Of Local Interest
THE BOARD OF EoUILIzATIoN-

The territorial board of equalization de- voted yesterday to a recess but that did not mean a rest or period of recreation. There is much to be done in getting figures into shape before the actual work of deciding upon valuations and fixing the territorial rate can be taken up.
 AN ACTION FOR REcEIVER-Suit was begun in the district court yester- day by the O'Malley Lumber company against the ColOred American Realty and Loan company to collect a bill for material amounting to s132. This is only a part of the purpose of the action. for months there has been a conflict of factions for control of the company and it is probable that this suit will result in the appointment of a receiver.
 TOM SLOAN'S ILLNESS-TheL Los Angeles papers which came to Phoenix yesterday announced the serious ill., ness of General Freight Agent Tom Sloan of the Salt Lake road. His ail- ment is an affection of the stomach which has required an operation. Mir. Sloan was for many years connected with the Santa Fe here and married a daughter of MT and Mrs. l.. L Plank of this city.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
BARBER SHOP CHANGES HANDS

The barber shop on West Washing ton St. which has been conducted by
 C. NJ. Miller and James c. Simpson has been sold to Charles Hartman who POW conducts a shop on North First street. The lease on the room now occupied by MT. Hartman can not pe renewed owing to the fact that the RerrvhiH Co. contemplate extensive imnrovements in the near future which necessitated the purchase of new quar- ters. MT. Hartman Will occupy th' entire building now occupied by NH
 Ter and Simpson winch VII make the GentIemens owl club bit Of history
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
CONSERVATION coNeRess.-A

wire received yesterday by w. S Goldsworthy, general agent or the Santa Fe, brings the intelligence that the National Conservation Congress will meet this year in Kansas City, on September 25. 26. 27. The congress will be attended by Mir. E. A. Fowler of this city, who is at present in Los Angeles. He will leave for the east about the middle of next month. Ar ter the congress in Kansas City he will go on to Chicago where he has a number of meetings with committees and the board of governors of the Ma tionaI Irrigation Congress of which he is president.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
VIAULT-BABER WEDDING -

nouncements have been received of the wedding of Miss Gertrude Baber and Frank Viaults which occurred at Winns- borO. Texas, at the home of the brides parents, July 10, 1911. Both young peo pie are very well known in this city. the for several years and the groom having spent most of his life here. They are now enjoying a trip through Colorado and will be at home to their friends, at HIS N. Second street, Phoenix, after October First.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-16
METALS.

New York. Aug. 15.-Standard cop per quiet: spot. futures. s1211 1a m l2. 27Ia London dull, z c56. Is. Cd. Lake SIP 75G13.OO: electrolytic, sl25Oq lZ-'S' casting. s12.25Gl2.50.
 Tin firm. spot and futures S4l.Oo" 4l7O London easy. Lead quiet. New York s445h .eo.
 Shelter irregular, New York SoOo" e1E