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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-05
MONTPELIER.
Keegan--Bowma Wedding at Home of
Brides Parents Wednesday Evening.

Bertha Alice Bowman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert A. Bowman, and Fred
Allen Keegan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Keegan, were married at the
home of the brides parents on Cedar
street Wednesday evening, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. William Shaw,
pastor of Trinity church. Light re-
freshments were served, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Keegan left on a wedding
journey. Upon their return, they will
reside at ll2 Elm street. Mrs. Keegan
was graduate from the Montpelier high
school in 1906, took course in teacher
training in the North Adams Normal
school and has been a successful teach
err in the public schools. Mr.. Keegan is
employed by the National Life lnsur-
ance company, was a former director of
Christ church choir and is the present
chime ringer and choir director of Trim
ity church.
The body of Mrs. Rosalie Gravelin,
who died Sunday in Waterbury, was
brought to this city for interment in
the Catholic cemetery,
George Fl. Buck of New York, the ply
steal director at the Y. NJ. G. A. here for
several months recently, was married in
Burlington Wednesday evening to Miss
Helen NJ. Simonds of that city.
The Logan Squares defeated the Notre
Dame nine yesterday by the score OF
Z to and in later game, the Mont
pelier |. A. G. was defeated by the
Notre Danes by the score of to /.
n Ill .nt. "a
in the granite business to Sheridan 4
Poole and they will conduct business
in the c. p. Gill shed. Mr.. Maloney is
working for himself in the Bertoli she'd.
Mrs. Adeline Gale Terrill died Wednes-
day after long illness with tuberculo-
sis. She was born in Plainfield 20 years
ago and attended school in this city.
Four years ago she married Mr.. Terrill,
The funeral was held this afternoon,
Rev. S. +. Bloomfield officiating
At recent meeting of the trustees
of Montpelier seminary, few changes
were made in the officers, as follows:
G. A. Morse of Morrisville succeeds f. I.
Palmer of Waterbury, G. A. Edgerton
of Mortified succeeds himself w. J.
Bigelow of st. Johnsbury succeeds the
late f. D. Proctor of Proctor, and H.
w. Farnham OF Montpelier succeeds
+. A. Rowland of Barre.
The Western Vermont Power & Light.
ing company of Rutland has filed articles
of association with the secretary of
state, with a capital stock of $2,300,000,
divided into preferred and common stock.
The purpose of the organization is to
produce distribute and suppIy cleo
tricity, manufacture artificial gas, ac-
quire water rights, construct reservoirs,
dams canals, bitches, etc The signers
are A. Livingston Norman of New York,
t. w. Moloney, w, H. Lamson, Myrick
L. Arthur, Albert S. Reed and c. II.
West, all OF Rutland
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If You can not read this print distinctly at
distance of fourteen inches from the eyes. you
need glasses. Call and have your eyes exam
ined and glasses made at Kings Optical Parlor.
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EAST BARRE.

Ripping Stream Rebekah lodge will
hold It's regular meeting Saturday even
ing OF this week. Practice meeting and
refreshments will be served.
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You have always been in the habit of
finding good values at Perry's on Sat
urday. You will not be disappointed
this time.
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GRANITEvILLE.

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will give a strawberry festival in the
church vestry Monday evening from 5 to
I. All are cordially invited.
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Barrels observance of the Fourth
wasn't elaborate, but it was suitable
to the day and the weather.
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$3.50

copies, the largest circulation of any daily
paper in Vermont outside of Burlington.
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Frank z. Langley, Publisher.

The average daily circulation of the
Barre Daily Times for the week ending
last Saturday was
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Published every weekday afternoon.
Subscriptions: One year, $500; one
month, 25 cents; single copy, ! cent.
Entered at the postoffice at Barre as
second class matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
PIcKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Al cases ~ . trivial nature Ant
rllose not enjoying the holiday are ais.
charged" r. the way In which Record
90 Welsh Indicated the disposition "A
tie cases in tae recorder court yes-
terday morning. a note O. this efret
being entered on the dorkef
Seventy -four cases we're durketnd
for trial Three hefendnnfm wnra
found guilty. alKfv-dve diecharred.
four oaHes runtinued and two defend
ants werr turned over fa thr county.
The nnrs assessed amounted fo aIs
Clarenle Caldwell and JAKE spring
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W. wish 90 call your att~ntiou o. fha
fat that most Infectious disaanss sueh
80 whoOpinE cns-A diphtheria and
scarlet fever are contracted when me
g IA has q cold Chamhariain's Conah
Remedy vii quickly cure a cola ana
greatly lessen the Danger % contrartsns
these diseases. This remedy IL famous
Tor ita cures % nolaa y contains No
Spium or other narcotic and may be
Niven 10 q child with Implicit conn
canca Sold ~ al DEALERS fAawD
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rcoff-a 10 hereby niFr~ ~ frs iufenttrr
e - urdars'Fnsf r. arp 'ar letters
Hi+eL Y.
lords. m 80 80 dsf oi 5angsrf ~
. if''. InHnfn nrHfiHn ffn f.nrifH I.'ffHI
. nw uHnh hnN fn Hhfnt r rnnnerft nn
Hlr $40 srnl.-si i-n. 80 re-
't "'.A .'fr fH.#n ..
" MEAM
p ll-tt IT,
II ~ oMtN
The HrArrf 'rnsf herrhf #rrl" f-r iet
80 Fstent. lne.rr.r- &c flori1a
inF tHanrr for 10 aid Intend liners.
pnrai.7n
THr rars ~ fhe said C1fnnration
fHn3 fn Tire nrtHa ENrart Rfnnnnf
anh ts place Hi business HhaN o. frnan
BE-. fIoriaa. ana a. HHrh eflff n.a.es e.
r.f''. srgrrirs
fhf efrf. raIf - fle cuisines
20 % 'fHh~ H1 so w. FHfats"n n.tl
~ i.s Fh..filne Hri lrnrortlnE af t.nnhs-
and .tiHIft CO.. mr ahaia. =.
nfr,l CO. fnl w. Hahlne III aL
ronirarif and ~. Httn.a 'tarnf NJ lh"
.nffaI hifir.sf pr aeainf ln h"frhah
,ri-s ~ vla ,ai .si Stats u ~.
. 90 ... -
ln aNN .f ~. Lls- so
p a, M. na' 80 ,.I',,,ls ~
,i-n. s-T - --r ~ 80 So 80 ssrss &. sssk
starhr "a haras "a fbta rrrp,rafirr ~
rfhrrufar
To Hrfe# HrfH a-nNa ,rrfnrr, auH -arr,
nff r.ntrsrfa rf strrt. Nina f.r rr, fnm
filF H.r...fi.aa ,..fh 49, 60 rrs,r -
rlafiar T.. ..ssr...5fI..,.
IN, Hr.v ---lm ...t .-a.--. a..
ea,5rt a.....4t. - 49,. .,-.,t..,-.' -.
fIfs - s.s....4.- ,-.-rT.s,,f. 800 - - -
-.fI.I.Ia ..r fFsrsf.rr.f,.. i,..t.,..,..e..t.
Tr iaarr hrraa arberffrra ~ .,hilv..
fIn~s 81 ff.Ir r.rr.-r.ffrr fr.-5 ft,,,s q,
tIIna f8r sat ~ ~ eFt.ets 81 1880.
~ th#m 1910, go - .s..,.v,. 49,
rau.s ~ $4,000 r.f..ira go ~ tr,s.f
III &C.,.
To s,5rrfsam ALA .ra .t...,. a..
aharra ~ - anita &C.,
NJ lave one - rsofe one q. r.r,y
o. an an anv IN ita onarattora ava h1lsL
y srsss, y ra- g ~ ,'s ss-,,. ni -. -
essc.r r n h s.a--, .,a.s er'F " ~
rr,s P'oS 4, p, 49, s''g ., ss'' ssa %
st5i.s 80 Y, 49,. - -. . l...,s
-. ..-tts-t =. -. 80. - '..sa $50.
fs4...s u l At"s
islfl'n,s 'gianN ~ ,onnifg
sk.u - -. -. 80 ~ ~. -,
go 1900 So 49,. 9r...,.s..si ,,ea,
go. u ~ ~ ~ talse oi Nne tunafsl
tleae ol collars each. and re said
-. \. - l " ~ -" suns 10
Ihe term ~ Which the sail Cor
$3.50 49, he lsfIeLMAA
~ h3Hln@.e ~ ne $40 terporn-
80 - - ma .lrted ~ t-fesident, a
sss.',..i 80 80 $500 1879 sho shal ~
-f..,t-l. y, ~. - - han.t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

~ both negroes charged with sisaiinG
pair Of aecund- hand sAoam from a
shop near tha depot we're bound ever
- the county.
The case AGAINST Ahe Imcknon, q ne
ero man. CHARGED with stealing q psir
~ TROUSERS from the store % tha nrmw
ner-i Riera Company on Christmas wSe.
was called. but was continued
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

IRE chief sHscutioner % death An "a.
winter and spring months "a pns.-
monia- Ia advance agents are colds
and Erip. IN any attack b. one on thes.
mAiaaies no time should be iost m tar
Ing the best medicine obtainahi@ 10
drive u on Countless thousands have
found this to Pc - Kings New Dis-
coNefl - husband believes n has
Or four times" writes A. 60. a.
Place. Hawmonvlfin Ne ~.r -.
couEhs colds ana croup ~ A.. -
found o. equal guarnrtsea -. n,
- - HHeftions. Price 60 cta. and
.-,t..,... 80 'oiiie iree ~ ". A DIAL
tAdvl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wwnrWANTH rWAwawER CO. Thor
"a Thnrsan. prnr. naIfetta al Einda q
rsaVfnr ana hmufnR Nurufture parked
Frr ~ nmrut purwfturm stores once
raane ATa rannt pnona IQA alfunrtf
wrNTs AND rARPArTrVs. an siHsa
far aafs and rent Currenpcnf ears 90
Weffsf W MeG.srd a co. HhHufnca
turrra sast eoaM south Palsfon Phens
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FOR RENT.

F0H HFNT-House. Ne. 81 nst 10
mans street Appiv u E pubuiasun.
rs Vast fnfwudfnrta - Aedfe
FOn MENT-Faru a. Oakhela. niles
from rlfN or T.. ~. n n le=room
hruFa modern crnwenisncess 300 harn
ard a-runu house on q ara. WI sel aer~
srv row ard better y head % hogs tn
rHhafrrs. brunffra Hhtcksns nud farm
iunlrmHnfa Joseph u. Davis iaaec
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FOR RENT-A large, two

story dwelling, on corner
Of Spring and Jackson SITS,
IS rooms. two baths. garage
and sleeping court. Price $50
per month. Inquire Box le7.
city.
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS


Arrived.
NJ - CundalL 1881. SAMSON. Pom.
arnn % John A. Merritt A CO.
Rr - Port fnFiia. iies. Terry. aavnn-
nah % John A. Merritt q CO.
Nor IN Remnnmtrant eco. nostrop
TeneriTo 20 order.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

Congressman A. q STANLEY. Dem
errnt. from The s~oond K@ntuohy ais
fricL haH formally announced his
candidacy a. succeed Senator W. a.
BRADLEY. Republican. Gtanlay has
represented his distrlct IN Congress- Cor
ten Yeafs Tie eaa prominentiy idsn-
tined with ina nteel trust inv~attmm-
ton.
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VESSELS IN PoRr.



GiovanroEa. TIA. 1917. pIdateiio. Ne
BILE 20 q. n. Cahiero.
parkhaven. D-toh. 1854 Cooiar.
ouifport 90 The Keyu.r- Muidou CO.
Rathmoor. nr. 1903. Petersen. 0snoa
q n. A. ouina Export CO.
Clara Mennig. Ger. 1905. witt Ia
guala 0rands 90 y. 0arriwa.
pallas. Gee. 1891. Nicholson. West
Hartiopooi 20 H BAarn a Co.
Nervier Belgian. ii6A. Palm. Rahia.
braEii Co order
Antanos. Br. ista stoneaouus Ksy
West 10 ssuth Arantte steamship 60.
Aideney. Nor, aifs. Hsnrfknsn. Nsw-
port Mon. 20 order
Eduardo Muaii Aust sore, sutton.
Norcenham % Jon A Merritt a CO.
TerrecheilenF. Dutch. 1874. Vandsr-
land. Cardiff 90 The Keya~r Muidon
Co
Pals 81 orchy. M. aGss. MuoAia "a.
Lucia 20 0uf Transit CO.
Monkshaven. NJ. 10so. Melburn, las
Palmas 10 order
ships.
osEins. Nor. i7iL -. Mates 10
order.
blanca. Nor. itT7. wsstmark. Ris
Iaaario n order.
Pnsquals GAuro. -. Nspiss 20 ~.
A. ouina Export CO.
sehuon@r~.
Annie ~. Parker. Br. rss. nafrn~.
q laKo % order.
Henry crosby Am. see. shsrman.
Esn Juan. =. r.. 20 mastsr.
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For SALE

RABCoCK nTGufre On sfoek1 ritkins
r. fuf Faint without nN ffsrr.nH. Han
Marftr SAFES W Fnfrsnn Co.
American Natin~ai Bank nurdfmn
ron SAFE Oaa frnu 49, Natinuai rasN
register fr A. condition ESQ rHfHN
afnw raara ann nnt 9afrnNrr rInN Hab.
met AnrIV rrr'a Eonuv
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FuH gFNT Uu Sab comfortable
faH. room HH.rf sn <Hr.r ftH r.HHH
rsrf er sHe.e M.ss CaIFisr B'k ls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

NIHNuAN nlIatH. hens rotk and Cegk-
ere fHr FaIe. LAYERS nf hir white fEEa
FrrE .n One breeding condition write
mg ~ strong Mary Esther, BE.
F1Hel ~
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FOR SALE

FuR SALE Tressf Shrtffs' riaufs' HiEr
rraas ne perar. OrsrEa Grape fff.lt
r-s a1s .l 5,.e. \, w., '7 ,. ".ae-
81 rite fnr eataioHue prrsar0'a SEED a
N1rs~rT g.. Fsnsara.a fia iease
cSupty scsi. ir-f 70 rnn. rrirs
81 a ef~rrrn TsH. county surveyor Y
= Pc ia rs~sseo'a.
r0r sArr. ore s. rassaurs~ nuf0. 1850
uoas'. in good coalition ~ 81. tr1e
'n~ rea' ssfafs - "a tfof'
yor-p rrANo rar ~ rraa~ fns rsw ~
tore. frHrn nHH inrHs Hs our tlHes esa
reH r.nr1 ff.frrH SO F7sn nninhFI
~ gr'.rs 81, 90 -, - ~ hy ~, 80, 49,
rpR RAfE- To wara Farrsrs ans
PAM rA~pq o.,s rrs :. srf l,-auon.
RS ArFFs ans boz - Sc r-r ar.
FlNrr CENrN usT Hcrr cash
TWENTY FtvE CENTS psf srrs PEI
SO fSrrREEr on TAXES
CAN vru hsfter inresl Eor afinEsf
" REEVE
THans 1906 ini1 b crrNantes 81
roE sAf.E-a- arrrs. go OPEN sd. so
rer aCrr go ares w. fland end hsf
wood 80 acres woodland 'anf a. t1'rinr
Es1F srfr1fs church md good nsirh t1rf
GOOD wafrr. Hrs hHrffrr GROUND ard 49,.
lrF usarss anf ere tssf aflrnuud Sod
..a-frnt. Us need ~ frrfHirrrr. hale -
.rffHr ~ csc na~r fH e. rn bushels corr
90 're a~-e Come p 'his sc fs~-uins
#.Hrfrn La ere auaff rwumH Hnnth here
# v.asf w~srifa r0.sA = res ~ saw r~fn
flg.bf-rl arc -'-s-.af- q. l-u rElce Qgi
hs'arra nr f'rs Afffass az rer7fnuni-
lf.nre tg nnrk Bailey. Chipoia Calhoun
'N.rfr Fa. ffoc'
.Ffi!ea ~ a. ssPert Rene
hra safisfa rf'-u rta-a rtseA Msr ara
r',-Tssy' Br.s, Ru1slrE - ,,,5i Wv,
. POP ssfr one 'srvs nv hors.. seveT
--rF sry rs1 ~ 49, ~. ~ ssyn a.. " \,
fourth year ara nr--r-tiy srrrf n..ef
safdier snf driver Apriy Iohu 81 neard
tnoN
IT. y uTRTrRs0N 4 mo t.s9grs,-
Hrs frr OIL irHs ~ fef.f far took arF
I r.r'trr irrnhstors Frn,aers sr8 naui-
'r sHnn''E f'eci''tF isdsr
U FOR SALE grrv rnass ana = wau a..
tFarurw sweeper ara Wrff srri-r A..
IVY t..k ~ one ~ fuo horsss The
HoH-e ibaec
80 sAIr.-ssr rrramtis ma. r..r
lulat. Tree arres meet fertile anh beet
iiate. trhrt % West Florida ~ miles
E.." HHH.m
MN'H - fnfec1ra
~ sALE ON EXCHANGE fsr -i,y IN.
pr-d AN 81 aboa, f'a ,rs &c N NJ r- r.
fsi. snf =. shunfanes = runninr
e Assrss. E,css n :, s'a CO.. s Ss,,
rsect
" sALE-A node bore. prastiesny
MNfH = q
g. App'y = tss srIIurh iioe,
70 s1rE Pour share. An--s~.- NJ
'nal Bark stock Asdrsss p. o. Bss
idscirn
- sAf.E-Ntcs a. stove roos; sr4-,-
SIS from kfin-driea lumbar a. ~
$500 es 49, = s.rd stsarns Lbr a Expurt
- heue lAls snoy
} ~ @AI.E-rirs. rooa ioohins. ~ouhl-
Ton buEFy snd saddle horse seven
ela tan - had at q hsrEain
So Z. stuart DeSliva. Phones IN ~
ledeo
, CLEANLINESS for sale az
J he Empire. Phone 322
al get our prices.
J n JOURNAL PANAMA CANAL .sl.
= ths best boek for adVsrtisinE
SSsr r.nIs 49, 4; an sSot -. .,sr. .'s %
q ats cr1ca
p - eALE-At q bargain. oariaaa -
4 hea ans Mules fust artw~N Can -
3 SGT 70 West tmtnmdenria or phone
' lef fes5. G@o W Turton. r.. tdsc |
a -
/. Psaoola. ST. Andrews and |
: Gulf Steamship Co.
avmAnWR rARPon
~. q sARso~. nsss...
90 CLASS PASSENGER AND
FRK1oHT SERVICE
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS. rF- rrrrf Sells Ea HHfH~r
Car % carried fu pocket write -
once frr free samples ff Mathews .La'
state MIG uH.tnn HF.n
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FoH sAHE-EafFun-a. Oruugs Crap
frlIf Earau ard az ether Fr1il ann
gEaaa frwea write Cor Illustrated cats
fnerfe =afhara Nufasrtss fFf 81 Fraua
r.a - Mahre. A'a ftdsrtn
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statesmen.

AMBITIOUS Statesmen Neat sprear
nnea. cali on merchants in their terri
tory. Firnant s'fefme. convenient -
rarrVs Hoaf commissions. prompt rslnh
fanae belmont Mfg Co Cincinnati, y.
SALESMAN for general trade staple
line ta8 60 weekly advance on com
r-tnslan EKuarisucs unnecessary. sifurlf
an around hustler. With clean record. ~
NJ naFruwa staten A. Detroit 11der
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CYPRESS
LuNpER
Ef.INnLEs
Lafh
BOAT LrMnEE
Calf Red Cypress c..
Fresport. "a
pIug Tee
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HOTELS.
sf.rseF nhrN rTHH rHse tHn stories
frr rrrI Iam.#s ..tF.H. H
..r aH# .rrI..E. HH.t-. "f F.f
#fr.a a#r.H Er Visitor N.f. |H IHIH.
frr street HHHE store ~ urIta Sunny
Hart Ca# House Camp WH''nH, ilH
u7.Es
sevv wepDttsNr~ HpTEI. European
Hoeu1s sg tHe asek ore person. 8 an
t.ea persons fh n0 NuruInE wnfef in
s,srf rom. free tatr tfi and hotel ssr.
- AAa
PARK HOTEL frat-C'aaH roeFua. Baarf
f7r a. 81 Ter fnr Fp~iai fetes nf
week CfrfraIiT fecafff 100 East 1av.
nruuenf street. 81 ~ Gilmore PROP
1sertff
uorFf COMFORT. rI1rtFaf1wu. or -.
rnfnhfa WHN Hnn8 NHnfmw hnatinE
frfNfrr arr enc table a r'Fan place ~
clam people rverythinr rev and Harl
tarv pataa e. e. anv Weeklv special
rate fTto Actress A = Wardss. Pace
VI. ssus
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MONEY lnansd On real estate % persona
property N the CITY ~ Fensacola ~ ths
II 0uvsrnuent street. Phons i1eA tsep
MONEY lnaneH on hiawsncs are high-
80 Hall a Co. tfh q 0overu nent
street Phone iie1. seq
aAfAnTEa or wages rurchaesdi hbsral
ftmrnwmfn HALL n CO iaA E Gov.
srurent street. Phone tiel -
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Annie a. Parker. NJ. rss. nafrus.
n laNo 20 order.
Henry Crosby. Am. see. Sherman.
San Juan. y. D.. 90 mastsr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
west virginia AWAITS ORDERS

The correctness of the Bun ct ins
glzr.up Of tn, urrt situation, publish
cd saturday. ! s. shown today, when
the cruiser Wet Virginia remained
fast to the dock after her sister ships
had rut to sea. II Is very evident that
the flagship Of the second division IS
standing hy for important orders, for
she h fully conlcd and provisiuncd and
in q state Of preparedness Tor sea on
short notice, but that these orders ar"
not looked for today Is evidenced 10y
the ucu that this afternoon she will
SHIFT to- berth 40. at the navy dock,
that prey iously occupied 10y tho CALI
rurniu.
en- uard the West Virginia this
morning 1t was stated that size w'ra
awaiting orders from the commander
m-chicr What the nature Of th"s" or
dor- would be-. or when they were cN-
r,rtrd. could not be usccrtaincd, cN-
crynno hut Admiral SouthcrluHd, cap
IN the dark. and the above mentioned
Keeping their information shrOudcd In
70 mantle Of mystery. The guess Is that
tie word to move viii come direct
from the Navy Department to Admiral
Tnnmns. who viii he In wireless touch
with the shore station during the pres
ort cruise. aud that he win then issue
lls commands for the West Nirginia.
TIut I'm, uOyp will lie to IIlmNTl for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
CHAS, \. BISHOP
WAS PLEASED

General Iiartwcll received by to-
days mail the following letter from
Hon e. X. Bishop, written after re-
cciying the cablegrum from the Ito
uoIum friends who assembled On Mr
Bishops uiupticth birthday:
San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 80, 1912.
Dear Mr. llartwcll:
On my nncUoth birthday | had the
pleasure Of receiving a cublcgrum
from yourself and MIR. Hatch and in
behalf Of assembled friends extend
ing congratulations, and stating that
It letter would follow. The letter has
not arrived but the fact that / was
kindly remembered by my old friends
ana ncighburs in my dear old HON"
made the anniversary a happy one for
me.
Accnp, ion Yourself and the cher
friends my grateful thanks and best
v,shcs Cor Your good health ana hap
pi.v., Cmnc many yes ~ 10 come.
Ncy sincerely yours.
CHAS. f. BISHOP.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
80

Senator Albert u. Cummiut of IDwl
prowcssiy" Republican, announced
his crnIidacy for the Republican Pros
idoHtiuI nomination
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
YAVAPAI LANDS LOOK
 GOOD TO BASSETT
(rrom wsds ssday's Daily.)

j. Bassett. who has been looking over Arizona for a year with view of locating a suitable homestead, yesterday filed on a quarter section in Section P, Township 10. North; l; Range {, West Mir. Bassctt has hunted and trapped through Idaho, Montana and Wyoming for the past twelve years and has thus become an unusually good judge of raw land. He is optimistic over his ioea- iion and says he will be glad to as- sist others seeking homcsteads in locating on equally good soil. of which there is large area in the Big Chino valley. He will move to his new home in few days and build a house carly in the summer. Two miles below Bassett's quarter section is that of A. w. Pitcher. There water. in such quantities that it is impossible to pump the we'll dry, exists at depth of eleven feet of the surface.
 Al a depth of fourteen feet yester- day. the we'll of John Leavell on the quarter section adjoining Bassetts shows a constantly increasing seep- age of moisture. A mile and half west is Big Chino Wash. where water enough for stock stands in pools except in the very dry seasons, Basset, is sure he can get all the water he needs for a two-acre truck garden from a we'll 25 feet deep. whyh he is about to dig. As a proof of this belief, he has already purchased seed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
ARMY OFFICER IS WELL
 PLEASED WITH FORT
(From wednssday's Daily)

Major General Arthur Murray, commanding the western division of the United States army, with his aide e-camp. Lieutenant II. C. Pratt. arrived from San Francisco yester- day. and were conducted from Ash Fork to this city in a special car by r M Murphy, K. N. Fredericks and other leading citizens General Murray is making an inspection of military posts within his division, and will leave this afternoon for Fort Apache.
 He inspected Whippie Barracks and the rife range al Point of Rocks during the day. and expressed him. self in a favorable manner over both government institutions. Particular iy so was he pleased with the bar racks, commenting the type of arch itechure. the attactice climate of this section. and the fascinating en. vironment
 This is the first trip 10 Arizona of General Murray. and SO far as his official mission applies to this sec. ton. he is candid enough to state that II has no, only been a reveia- ton. but also has been attended with satisfaction from a military stand. point. He was the guest of the Yavapai Club las, nigh, and many citizens were present to greet this we'll known and capable officer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
CLIMAX ROAD TO
 BE BUILT INTO KIRKLAND
(From wsHsssday's . Dsily)

NJ F. Spaulding. secretary oi the Climax Mining company. yesterday announced that the introduction of new machinery had been decided up on for tha, property. by reason of the good results returned from oe- casioual runs of the old mill as we'll as the attractive conditions in the mine. It is expected that the new equipment will be forthcoming in side of the next thirty days, and that it will be taken to the camp over A new wagon road so be bull, by the company from Kirkland val ley. The purpose is to make the latter poin, their inlet in the future. The condition Of the road and the cost of repairing ii from the saddle above Copper Basin, makes ths, route impraetiesble, hence the change ,ha, has been decided upon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

Union prisoners and the wourd.a coming from Sherman's army T, Bentonville. After the war h, on. tered the service of the Freedm,r'. Bureau. and in ls67 volunteered ,o, duty m the yellow fever epidemic q, Key West and Dry Tar,ugas. wher, he served for three years After ,.. maining out of the service a year he re-entered |, as Field Surgeon and served with the troops under Gen. Crook in Arizona at the lat,er's re. quest
 He left the service in 1877 to fol. low his profession in Arizona is now physician for the Home of A,i. zoua Pioneers and has been Exam. ming Surgeon for the Pension Bu. reau since 1865. He belongs to the Loyal Legion. the Masons. has been Medical Director of the Depar,men, of Arizona, and is Surgeon of Bar. rett Post. Prescott. Ariz. He has high testimonials from all the Gen. erals under whom he served both in the Civil and Indian wars.