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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
0rHuD.iss sHtbnmss lltbertrasunssa.
ginefnnotL II. wet

= lHetnu1It *, II. u(Qt.
Gilbert Nation unb anbere an @ls
bert 8. gbrmnn, 30 4frts aanD In
Stttioa IL in Winmi Sp. ST..
gbpdrh u. 2inhemGnn an maraas
ret Catherine 2inbsmnnn, 25 bsi 100
SUB an Der Gfrfeite Der Geipto Ctr,
125 SUB u0rpIi4 btr Gorrp Strabe.
81.
Uloriu q. Dith1m an annie 6.
Bit1am. Is bel 100 Gub on Der Glib
f.ite Der 9aplor apenue, 33s l5ub 5ite
lib Der Columbia 2D. 81.
J. Clifford Usurrnp on q. 8. Men@
& Co., s Sabre pnht bonn q. 3. unb
4. Gtod bes Geb1ubes an Der Sihieite
Der Court Strnbt, % Gub neitlir5 con
Bolnut Strats. Monntli9e wtietbe
$45.
5enrp q. Roblfing on 8. Clifford
Wurap, 8 sSabre paht bon IL bel IA
GuB an Der giisiei.e her Court Str,
70 5ub tpsItli4 Der 1D1Iuai Gtrabs.
RonaiIite Ulietk $50.
Die giseHtbimer bes Sprine Grone
Griebbofs on gagoline u. apforb,
Got go. 260 BON Charles @. Diniams
nnterobtbeiIung In Gun,minsDilIe. ST..
Qeiptu :. astpis on Jobn 8. 9uns
bolter, 35 bei 200 CUB an Der Dfifsiie
Der aemper Cane. 125 CUB fiiblih BON
Winbfor Strabe. $4,000.
Sbeppbtlus %. fyofter nb/4nbert
an o. 6. stniebt, Got 30. 26 unb bic
5itlihe 6Glfte Der Got go. 25 Don Gos
iter unb anigbt's ADDITION sur Drts
fhoft pleuiant Mibge. 81.
gIhabetb WinosIs an Gbrifsi1n
6orftman, 44.80 b<i 855ub. nsbr cher
ipenietr, an Der norbfDeftlifen gde
ber Quetn gitp HneHnt unb ga1ntin
Girubs. Soirmcunt. $1,000.
Wanrn g. Gnpber an grnrt q.
6crie, Got 5p. 81 IN Bdrn1bus NiIks
pRtsFakfsiIsrg pca RiIfs Aari- a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18

sSoIepb o. g,hares an Gstar Ras
binosuib, sin ssohr gutt pon einem
Stpei .3immers5lat, gelegen gto. Az
Giart Strobe. sSdbrlihe Wietbe $75.
gbarIss 2. Stnettins an Saeob
aoutber, Got glp. 163 in Tlprrts &c
Ssnitb's llnterobtbeilung. ST..
fyrebrids 2onbipebr on WilIidm W.
21nbpetr, EheiI bon Cot 80. 8 unn
bie gonss Got go. Z uno 9beil bon
Got go. 8 in 6tnrp MUrfs's llHtrobs
t&iiung. 81.
altranber 90. 6arruot on Wldrn
Sofepbine Rlpnne, Got go. Is uno :
fEus RON Der Giibfeits Der Got go. 19
bon elisabetb u. Ring unteunbtbei.
lung. ST.
Caroline Rrdmer on eleanor Tlnd'
gum, 70 5uB BON Der Sftfd.e oer
Got 20 anb 10 Sub pon Der Nkitieits
Der Got Rn. 80 In Ghrpeoer's abpis
iion Su ct. Bernard. 81.
emma u. Bergman an Ddpx Qoel
unb @nbere, JIG bel 60 5ub an Dsr
Siibcit gde Der Wlpunb unb Gbeits
nut SiraBe. 81.
2ouis Gotbtomp an elaru Or,
Trerer, gheil bon Got 9fo. 2 ppr
goIofamp's llnhrabtbeiluHe BON Gor
tporbs 6eisbts. 81.
So6n M. Grant unb nnbere an ei.
Cincinnati Erection Co., Der oftli4'
SbeiI bon Got go. 10 BON PbiliE
Cones llnternbibtiiung. 81.
Gbipdrb Wortnington unb Inber'
an bic Mormet Goal Co.. 10 Jabr,
qod,t BON 11S bel 306 s5uB (neRi
ober tpenieer) ar Der Siibf.ite be1
Doter Gtrobe, 100 SUB Dftli4 osi
Central aptnus. SdhrIife Dlietls
$1,000. .4
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sof,5bins g. aul, on nm. G6mibt,
Jr., $3.50.
81. .. Riur an Mare 6. eing
$3.50.
aueius Curtis an Cartilage Q. u.
6. u, $1,000.
gli9asI aasIin an 9tos. 80. RpaH,
$1,000.
JObdnno Rine.nberser an 6elDst;I
9. II. 50. Co.. $3.50.
QeGie StoIportbp an Carthage Q.
u. g. o., $500.
4usuft Shipdrs an Centennial 3.
e., $2800.
Geo. 90. grOpn an Soba 80. gaeH,
$500.
gIonfe 6. S6iiit,r an College 0ilf
2. u. q. Co., $500.
Soo 3. Diltfee an 5pntfsab e. II.
g. Co.. $1,000.
Bridget gopfe an Tsarn @. gBit.
fiams, $500.
q. R. 5orbuot an MoLnut Sius g.
H., 2. Co., $1,000.
Srisp6 aurie an .. s. TlfaeHHauL
$3.50.
Gbriftopb gsrgmann an meftsrn
gant, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
Grnnbtis seHtbumss6 s6ppoibttrH.
gineinnati II. Nai.
Reue 5ppot6eten.

Heue 6ppotheten.
a2dria Nol an Mt. abams y. u.
6. a., 5000
MtnGon q. Berger on prrpioent
2ife & gruit Go. bon phIdoelphtc.
$500.
miaiom %. ghrinsr an prCpibsnt
Qonn Co., $500.
Darn Wa. Riss en- 6iefeIbt. $500.
Ghriitian 6or5tman on Central
Hoirniount q. II 6. Co.. $1,000.
geitcIaus Millsr On anthOnn Wan.
apIb. $500.
5pbn 9bpmns Qppronon Grmonne
g. u. q. Co., $1400.
6elera W. Qorion on Clifton
6eiabts go. 2 6. u. q. 60, $1750.
M1rtba Mpers on SaEfon W. Coos
PER. $1,000.
Disfelbe an u. g. 2peiep. $1,000.
A5iIIiam Gints an Odfep .. u. g.
&C., $1125.
glbnluibe 6. DaDis on Deitern &c
Gputbern 2ifs Sni. Co., 5000.
Qena 9rifep an RedOSng Ro. 9. II.
g. Co., $1,000.
G6riffian asifel, Sn. an Gsrmrnia
Q. u. SO. 3, S1500.
wilIiam 3. Dsncn cn bieiel5e.
$500.
Gbarles o. Bern on 1hs @..M. pc
ttrs ReaItr Co., 500.
Dorib sfrnnt on bieisfbt, $500.
Sobn Glfers an 6Ome y. " 8. Co..
$1,000.
Sreoerif 8. gsishe an oiefslbs,
$1,000.
GStparb grstrsnn Mfuianss5urg o.
u. 8. Co., $500.
eIisdbeib GHnsibtr an German.
4mericnn GomuuticI & Spgs. Snnf,
$500.
Gkfine g. Golmer an meIterH Ger.
man 9ant. $500.
aeab q. eight aE GtrH1onia .. q.
90. 3, $1,000.
Glisa so. Ring ON MpOmins 8. u.
-. GU.s %ObhFJ.
Nira Grree FLOWERS an @ilIiam R.
Collins, Trultet, 500.
Darn G1nide On Columbia Bnni
e GDgs. Co., $500.
Qntbonp Rf9ao0n an M<ft 2ibertp
q. u. g. Co.. $3.50.
Dttifstt 6ppotbeten.
glartiFa Uiepers an q .. Gbrmnn.
Sl375.
DitfeIbt on afnbrefp .. Cor, $500.
NelpeIl 8. 2enis an 9itie Guarantee
e 5ruft Co.. 5000.
Wlarp %. &c GsriTn an probiDeni
2pnn 60. $1,000.
Mlnrn q. Hrobien on bic GpunftDu
Ndnt, $1,000.
Sobn = Roonan an Druonks =.
Il. 6. 60, $1,000.
Glisabdb 5tau an psplar 9. Y. q.
Co.. $500.
nm q. Debcu an pr0pibsnt .. .,
II. g. Co., $500.
JOisp6fns q. Wnle an 6tnsp 8.
G4uitt, 31bQQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
JnldnSiide saad,ridyten.

"
Gorb Riper, Mih., elm sltis
nes Gtdbthen nobe bet Gscond6d,
fpelhts nod DOT einem 9ierieliobrs
hunoert cine rege inbuftrieIe 9b1tias
teit entlpidette. biirfte tn dIlernEhIttr
3stt gdn5lid Su einem bebentnngslos
fen lonbfIefeH krunterIinlen, ba ss
in 3utunft ou1 itines lebten 5nbus
ftrieSpsiees beraubt irerben fol-. Die
grcben WiiibIsHiperie Der sSorb giDer
Co., bon beren gyiTtens bds Gtdbts
den jeBt etnJig uno dLIein abbing,
fnb Dor titr3em mit Der !. Gtepbens
ion 60. aus mells. Wsi9., psrfhmols
sen tDorbtn uno biirfien in @dlDe
goHSlih Dsrf6pinben.
- nnter Der aRfIaae bes
Roubes bon 2etbo unb 61stl Getz
i6eu, sip<i ainbern pcn syrdu Raibds
riHd Geif4eII, 1101 gDeit Ranbclp,
Girobe, gbiengo. ipurbe O. 8. Dapis
nebft gran bieitr 9ags In asnpibd,
Bis., Dtrbaftsi unb Sipar I'm Asif%
ir0ge bon adpt. Gtepbn Docb bon
Der gbieasotr GsbeimpoIi3si Donis
bsfinbsi fit TIM OtfdHgnib. ipdbrenD
feline ssrou NIT sDet anberen stinbern
i'm 6oiel fefieebolten tDirb. DaDis
uHb feline srau fomen Tags supor
nah aenofbd in @egleitune Der bier
Rinner. Sic bebonpten, bab iie bic
.gbriftion Noluntesr- airhe p0ng gbis
eaeo psrtreisn. Gle gaben an, bob fie
nusgegdngtn, nm Tn Wiscrrfin Mits
tel Su fammeln sur GronHiiirung in
Gbitagc, unb bnb He suerit aufsnts
bait In Rtnofba eenommen. DIR eriie
geInntrbt, bic Der poli5ei gemaht
ipurbe, mar, bob bie b<ibsn WidbneH
| In an1bentieih<rH an Der Gtrnbt bfta
ieItsn. Dies nnrDe jsbon BON Dem
Gkpodr Dapis tntrgilt beftrittsH;
les bebouplste pielmfhr, bdb Qetbu
getfhsu su 6ouie blfib<n inubte, I'M
suf bic 0nbxren Hinbtr duf3upniItn.
6aseI, hns dnbtrs ainb. In 10 Sabre
dlt. Dir sinber fsibft f6<inen fsbr
In 5urds au itin unb irtigern iicb,
ipeiisse aneabsn ~ rad6en. als b1B
iie BON Gbif1gD. obue asnntnib BON
ibrer Muiter. 0uf geffbl BON 5rou
Dnpis gsioulIneH. 6dstI 5dgt. ne
| ip1re In ber 9iibsnsShuls ssiD<ftn,
aIs fgrou Dabis he mitnabn nnb err
lfl1rts, fk ipiirbs fiir ben Conner
ipssstben. s5rau Dasis fdeint d,is
| berft onbGnalid) on bos iiinaertMido2
den 3u Iein. Die aiHbsr mtrbsn
einltiDsiIen i'm 6aufe sines Der Hecms
ten Dtrioret. nRb es III jsoeu Dsrlpei<
Dfrt iis gu itb<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
MRs. IL. YAEGER,

csffiH Mstnns. sisDssh. GEndHassi. q.
Rxsss 80 GsHts uab barilb1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
Eeuineton.
(Gortitsuns.)
Rpman pom g. o o B.

AUSAAte2SI
Gtne Qoufe trat etn; Sober btne iet'
nen eiaenen Gebun.eH na4. Srit elrs
9lusruf: Der musen fpmmt.1 bra1te
nieber asben in bic Seienihaft
ssruu Silie unb SermGnn bolfenAse
mes beim gefttissn bes Dagens. Ntar.
Qoretbo uobm nsben Der S4tpeiter ail1
bsm biuten Iiesenosn eade 9lab uno
Sermann teBte 'ia gu bem GnhrmaI1n.
.Gs sommt mir 10 Dor, S9fpettera
6en," Inerate 4gnes, ralS tpenn Su
febr piel Mnsiebunsstraft bsiibt, oeur
ih fiible cine untpiberiteblihe Retgnng,
su Dir btniberauruti6en. Sber lolteti
Su Elm paar pfuno fhperer fein als
idg" Damn purbe iis plDsli4 ernit. .Sts
reiAte alien bic Sanb gum abIh'so,
unb ibre Stimms Hang betpegt. als tie
bat, ibrer freunblid 81 gebenten.
chi hdtte faft Iuut dufgeihluhSt 10
apeh that ihr Der Geouute, Dab tie fur
tmmer bon agnes i6eiben iplIte.
Diefe errietb, mas in benz iungen
Medehen porging unb fdgte, iuoem III
einen 4uB auf bsren Sttrn brlidte;
x;sinbeu unb 0erlersn iinD i'm Seber
ftsts bidt bel einanber; mDhten Sts
bas ME in bitterer Deifs erfabren, alS
In oiefsm Iugenblid. 2sben sic tpobl,
mein tbeures &iub, uno bepdhren St'
mir ein freunolihes Inbenteu."
Ssrmann poIIte iid NIT elmer tiefer
@srneisung bon @ai perabfateben, als
bisfs ibm isbo6 unbefangsn bic Sdnn
reihte, fugte er tnntg: ). 2eben Sie tpobl,
tbeures Grdulstn, unb pergefen 81:
aud mid nibt.-
Damn feste fi9 Der Bussn IN Be
rDegung. Ttan rtef fi5 nod strise quite
Diinf6e 81, unb bic 5of9sntiiher ber
SnfuFsn oes 9efGbrtes fGattertsn nod
In Der Cuff, als bic 3uriidgebiebsner
Idngit teine Spur me5r Oapon tpobr'
nebmsn tonnteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18

ginigs Sage fpGter meIbete Elm SeIez
srurn1, bob bic rSortunu" in Stetttn
etneetrpffen fet, unb baIb bdruuf lam
aapitGn anbers ielbft, I'm fsin S6dz
terhen 3u bolen.
glt begriibte ben Batter biesmaI nicht
TO freubig, tpie Ionf, unb als er fragts:
Run, meine &letns, bift 9u retfefers
tig2" elite fIe tpetneno aus Dem 3imz
Mer.
Rurt that feline So6ter I.ib, unb bo
ct fiir6tete, buB fis fid aufunss gan3
perlofen fiibIsn fperoe, Bat sr feline
Grau, glei6fans mttsutommen unb IN
Gtettin au bleibeu, big bas S6iff lpis>
Der IN Gee gebe. 4ber bu fam er I5On
on.
.Das fsbIts gerube np6!" i6aIt
Gina. sd babe 70 pteI gu t6uu, bag i5
gar Hi6t peiB, mas i6 3uerft uugrsifen
min, unb oa ioate td nod fir mebrere
We6en berretfen! Ber bentft On, bab
metne Wtrthf5dft beiorst?"
rGs piirbe fta faOu Semonb buau
fiHben."
ga ndtiirli6, aber bod ni6t ums
fonft! 3as Gelb fir bieWirtbIhofterin
unb fir bic ReiIs pplIen mir nur Iiez
bsr fparen, mir t0nnten es bielei3t
nod einmoI n0tbieer brau6en. gs 1T
erft in neuerer 3ettWooe eetporbsn, bab
bic 5ruu ieoes Uaal, ipenu Der Mann
in etnem nidt alI3uferuen 5afsn 1T,
hinreiit, friiber fam bas nur islten Dor.
Die Jrau blieb, no fis bingeb0rt, in
ibrer Mtrfbfbuft uuo bel ben ainbern,
unb nenn ber Wldnn sinmaI 3ett bate,
befuhte er fie. - 60 baben mir es audi
ftets eebaIten, unb mir tperbsn in un.
fern alten Sagen tetne nsusn Roben
mehr unfangsn.~
Odbei blteb Gina, mas 4nbers aud
oagegen fdgen mo4te. Sie CAB isbO6
b.m 9attsn uno Der 5otter bqs 9elsit
bis 81 Der ndaften tleinen Stobt.
Qls iis chi oes WGttags i6ren Blab
IN Der poit Sfpiiden 5tpei siemli6 be-
lsibten psrfonsn einnsbmen fab, rief iie
aus: rRa, @ptt fei Dqnt, bas i'd niht
mitSufa1ren braude! 8ei folder SiBe
finf Stunben unb bQriiber in bem en-
gen aafen gu iissn, fir bus gergniissn
banfe i6!"
gni Id6slte. 4ber fie ipurbe nur su
bolo gepuhr, haB bic Mutter ni9t llns
reht sebubt bate, unb i9on mad elmer
Gtunbe fragte iie dIIe 4ngenbiide:
.Stno mir nod ni6t baIb in StraIz
funb, papa2" =
.gsur Gebulb". tr6itste pieIer, 40
fdneu sebt es niht."
sui feuf5te unb riidts ungebuIoig
uuf ibrsm Stb bin unb ber- Dabei fam
fie dber balb ibrem refaen nno balD ibs
rem linten Ra9bar au nabe, bts, in fiiz
bem S6lummer gsft6rt, i6r eineu nift
ebsn freunDii4en Bid sutparSen uno
oann ipeiter fdbliefen-
Ils Der poitipagen ouf balbem Weoe
Dor einem 9uftboufe itillbielt unb Die
Jfeifenbsn ausftieeen, nm etne grfrifds
urg etnsnnebmen. frdste chi tpieber:
-einb mir isst In GtralTunb9"
.Rein, meine 4leine", ertpiberts Mns
bers ldheIno, mir finb erit Hdib bin.
Diefe 4rt bes Reifens ift stpnr lunaz
iDsiiis - dber tpas iptn man maiden!
Ulit Der gifeHbdbn, bic piellefha In eie
nigen Sdbren etbout ipiro, f0nnen mir
nod ni6t fabren. Guigsn mir uHs alfp
in @ebulb.@
Gnblt6 mar Stralfuno errkihi, ilnb
n.ln gtns- -ss To hieG Gsf<abGbar Glli mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
Gortfebung folst.)
mprrhpiben Qunti

. O nj o III 3 ot Den = u a d q /
Der finb bic ulIeri6Eimmitsn, ou fie
aus getpifsnlpfer 5abfu6t nit
59uer3en fpielen, bic 2eute ibrss @els
bes berauben uno i6limmere 4rant.
beiteH beruridhsn. aeine Galbe, fein
@af6mittsl, tein glirir unb teins
gtnfprisuns ift i'm Stunbs msbr au
tbuu, als au linbern; be llrfa6en f0n,
men fIe ni9t entfernen. anateiis bat
fsit 5tDdn5is Sabren bic grobe Dor ben
aer3teu unb Der Ieibenben Menfhbeit
beitdHosn, unb ss lift obne 3peifel bos
ein3ts. berniinftise mb 8uberldffioe
Weittel geeen 9dmorrboiben, bas bic
iest entbedt iporben iit. 8roben Don
anatefis tperben BON g. Qeuftdbser &c
Co.. Bor 1916 Rem gort, frei Ders
fGnot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18

Die 9ednif Der meijten Speretteu.
towpanifsku iis -.~ WAgm1tehnis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18

DtbanIenfpIittsx
aaa stilsns kziHsfB saI saifI ak
peEp6xt1s-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-18
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sss SershmtrRe- i
Ua0r(aaerin 0te(es 3eilailers.

e6cu In ber affsffeu Ssii a0s - 0sslfs
B1tensn, eIs bnr6 bic s40pfnne tatsr btaasf
marsa. uab 80 Heat issn 5usitss boz. sd3
sas& benisutnae noh Rerfoasu ersfffrsn. sts
bur6 eine nHbffannts fsraft Con &taubs hr1s
GieIss an fknn uHh sordasnRfaatn. p0s fas
gnosrs srfscaHIi6 IN unn bEssbi. Bfs &clAes
Dat bic Rutur bisfe Tane Ssi0HeeEs bsehnsfiat.
berr ne Bat ibr be fsiiens @a5s rstiie6sn. bas
rebcn ibreg a1tinIsnfneH pis siH nlrfasJ6Eaess
mes eaf aeHnn en- Isfem. serashi utt1 sab
fie In tbwsr eiasHen aslioens an esefiH hsenHs
r1hni ssebmt Biz Qaft Gub Gar sftIsA ess
eeesin asenHs. barn asst btsisibe tsHan'. tts
Sts bse fGsns ssfFsbtHs bon 6raH n. gasess
ersi6t JGds esns IN sus Enisn eahs nHs
am Haun III her RGnif:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
THE BUILDING OF TOWN.

The Mesa Improvement Co. plan the
building of city beautiful at Chandler.
six miles south of Mesa. A school house.
depot and hotel and store are 70 be the
first structures 'on the town site. The
plans for these contemplate modern
styles Of architecture. having in view
the beautiful as well as useful. The
land sales so far have been principally
tracts Of 40 acres or more, and on these
number of modern bungalows will
probably be erected. At least that IS
the style agreed upon by the earlier
purchasers.
The streets of the new town are to be
lined with trees and there will be a
stream Of pure water running through
the town: several streams in fact, and
from these the lawns and gardens will
De irrigated. Cement sidewalks will
be the rule, following the plan of CAL
ifornia promoters in that respect OF
course. il takes time for all these i'm
provements. but the question of shrub
berry in this country is easily hand
led. Give plenty of water, shade and
ornamental trees thrive with vigor
unknown to northern climes and the
growth is almost tropical.
The grading for the new railroad to
Chandler is now so far advanced that
track-laying will begin next week. and
ii is expected that the first train viii
run into the new town inside Of three
weeks. The formal opening of Chandler
will be an occasion for big excursion.
II is understood. in which all the Wild
will be invited to ioin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
DOWN FROM GRANITE REEF.

Edwin B. Hill, in charge of the gates
at the Granite Reef dam, accompanied
by his father, was in town yesterday
Mr.. Hill says that the recent ram made
very little increase of water in the
river at the reef. He had been expect
ing TO have more watr come down the
Verde than could be well handled in
the canals At one time he had a re-
port from Jerome that one and one
half foot Of water was on the way down
the Verde, but when the dam was
reached there was a raise of only an
inch or two. The breaks in the Ari-
iona dam were caused by the drain
age water running into the overflow
ing canal that was already fun to the
brim. The breaks are being rapidly
repaired and the canal will soon be in
condition to give the farmers the water
as needed. Only a few hundred inches
are now in the canal, turned i'm for
stock watering, the farm lands not yet
needing irrigation. While in Mesa Mr..
Hill had his name placed on the great
register, so that he will be able to vote,
if there Should ever be another election
held IN the county.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

ter for stock than alfalfa pasture. and
saves ones pasture from the waste and
destruction caused by a number of ami
mails tramping over the grass land.
While such a mill would be a great
thing for the valley. one of the Mesa
farmers who has had long experience
in handling milch cows, declares that
he can get just as good results at prac-
tically the same cost by keeping his
cows up, cutting and feeding the hay
TO them, supplemented with a daily por-
ton of bran. He thinks that cows fed
in this manner will produce fully a
third more milk. and thus add greatly
to the size of ones monthly check from
the creamery. All who have discussed
the problem declare in favor of cutting
the hay and feeding, in preference TO
pasturing.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
THE CHARGE DISMISSED.

Much of the time of Justice Carr's
court Thursday afternoon was devoted
10 stove stealing case. Mrs. Osterloh
had filed complaint against Al Johns,
charging him with the theft of stove
from her rooms, which Mr.. Johns and
his family had had rented. The evidence
did not indicate TO the pustice that
there was any intent on the part of Mr.
Johns TO steal the stove. and according
ly the charge was dismissed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
TEMPE
GOES IN FRISCO.

President Matthews, the Arizona di-
rector of the National Educational as
ISOLATION, left Thursday evening for
San Francisco to attend the annual
meeting of the association. Arizona
quarters of the association have been
established at the Palace hotel and
there will be kept on file copies of all
Arizona papers and literature from the
different towns Of the territory. Pres
ident Matthews took with him a large
quantity of Tempe literature for dis
tribution and more will be sent by ex-
press from time to time as the demand
requires. II is thought that much good
advertising for Tempe may be secured
in that manner at very little expense
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
MESA
mANGER-FED VS.. PASTURE.

Well known Mesa farmers were yes
terday making inquiries as to what had
become of the gentleman who was to
install an alfalfa mill at Mesa The
mill proposed was to consist of machin-
cry which would cut the raw alfalfa in
to minute PARTICLES. after which a Ger
tain amount Of molasses would be add
ed, greatly reducing the bulk of the
product provided one desired to send
1t to an outside market. The product
of such a mill is said To be much bet
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
TROUGH o. K.

\ letter from c. NJ. Mullen dated at
Strawberry. states that the Mullen par
~ reached that point after an nnevent-
full journey. They had a pleasant trip
and made good time. The c. NJ. Null
len family will spend The summer at
Strawberry while the rest of the party
will go on to Mormon Lake
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
HAPPIES1 GIRL In LINCOLN.

Lincoln. Neb., girl writes, Il had
been ailing for some time with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble.
began taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days
/ was able to be up and got better
right along. | am the proudest girl
in Lincoln to find such a good medi-
cine" For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
I. o. o. r. FEED.

The odd Fellows Will install officers
this evening and the installation cere-
mony will be followed BY ligh; refresh
menTs. All members of the Tempe
lodge are requested to De present and
all visiting members Of the order are
cordially invited TO attend
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
SCARCITY OF NEWS.

All the local reporters are complain
ing of scarcity of news "as IS news
The month for weddings is past: yegg-
men. sandbaggers and crooks of all
kinds give Mesa the goby, and all who
can be induced TO work are busy at
some useful avocation. The center of
excitement is of course olong the rail-
road track where the cantaloupes are
being loaded into cars. From early
morning until late at night the neigh
bOrhood Of the loading sheds are
crowded with teams, the wagons con-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
RIVER LOMER.

The river is now low enough To per-
nit the larger automobiles crossing al
the regular ford here without special
difficulty. The smaller ones. however.
occasionally get in toto deep water and
are swamped. The crossing is a good
one. however. on the whole, and as soon
as the Arizona canal takes out its sup
ply OF water the river viii be down low
here
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
ON HIS VACATION,

G. II. Bransford OF the Tempe Light
and Power company is now taking his
annual vacation. He and Mrs. Brans-
ford left yesterday noon for Wilcox.
where they will spend a week or ten
days with Rev. and Mrs. 5. NJ Cheek,
formerly Of this place.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
A SUMMER SHOWER.

Tempe caught a typical summer
shower on Thursday night There was
considerable thunder and lightning and
enough rain fell to drive outdoor sleep
ers inside. The weather for the past
few days has been rather sultry and in
dications of more rain before i: finally
clears up.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
ADVANCE DETAIL.

Sargt. Jungerman of company left
yesterday morning for Prescott Ac-
complaining him were Privates Miller.
Cruz, and Turner. who form the ad-
vance detail from Tempe The rest of
the company will leave Monday morn
ing
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
A VERY SICK LADY.

Mrs. h. VI. Spragg became very i'll
Thursday night. necessitating the ser
vices of physician. Liver and blad-
der trouble of a serious nature was
ound TO be causing the trouble. Mrs.
Spragg is 76 years of age. and her heart
action is faulty, which makes the pres
emf illness matter Of much anxiety TO
her relatives az friends. Miss Aman-
da Nelson has been engaged to nurse
the patient
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlsin's
Liniment freely. 1t will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

Never leave home on a Journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
II is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale by all
dealers
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
OVEN DAMAGED

j. Hearn, proprietor of the Tempe
Bakery, has been out of business since
the heavy storm of a week ago. The
rain damaged his oven to an extent that
made baking impossible Repairs will
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
. SOUTH SIDE NEWS

be started, however, at once and prac-
ticahy new oven will be constructed.
When the repair work is completed the
bakery will be in better shape than
ever