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Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
COUNCIL MEETING.

The regular meeting of the Mesa City council was held at the town hall Monday night, Councilman Cerny presiding in the absence of Mayor Palmer Councilman Bracket. chair man of the police committee. report eel faVorably upon the statements Of the peace officers and the report was adopted. The report of the au- diting committee was also adopted
 on motion of Councilman Bracket the secretary was instructed to write the Mesa Light X Power company. asking when there was prospect of the new are lights being installed.
 Councilman Cerny. chairman of the special committee appointed to con fer with the board of supervisors on the building of jail and hall in Mesa, reported that the committee met with the board Dee. 22d, for the purpose of op ming bids. The lowest bid was S5l9 more than the amount appropriated by the board .of supervisors and the committee had pledged the town to make up the deficiency when the same became due under the contract The Mesa firm of Motley X Nesbitt had been given the contract. The report was adopted and confirmed by the coun- cil
 City Attorney Silvcrthorn reported that he had had a conference with w. j. Kngsbury, attorney for the Arizona Eastern railroad, regarding the assessment of taxes against the railway property for 1911. The as- sessment was correct. with the eN- Ccption of one depot. one warehouse and one passenger shelter. which had been included in the assessment of the territorial board of equalization.
 The street committee Was instruct cd to have the old pump house moved from it's present location to the rear of the hose house in block No. 6.
 The following bills were allowed: II. S Peterson, salary and fees, Sl07.S5: A & F. Grocery Co. 50 cents. A Nicoll. sprinkling. Slo9; Lou Trimble. street supervisor. $23.50; Evening Free Press. $3S.i5; M. R Bowen. engineer. S6.25: Allison Davis Hardware Co., $l.75, A. A. Jones' clerk and cashier. Si275. Mesa Light N tbNtI A'-s Nlffs IT. VI hNll'ii .hA t1 Co. s4455. overland Telephone Co, St. Hall LithographinG Co. Topeka. S4. Nj. E. Bowen. engineer. Sl.S5: Al lison- Davis Hardware Co. Sl.jp; Mesa Light & Power Co. Sl1N.27; w F. Gollaher. water superintendent. SI12.75. Mesa City Water Works. water. S2o.77. J. W. Horsley. labor. SI8O0.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
TEMPE
TEMPE BUSINESS FIRM
 MAKES AN EXTENSION
hyder Brothers to Open a Cents Fur nishine Store in Phoenix
 Within SLort Time.

John Hyder. the senior member of the firm of Hyder Bros. left Tuesday eyening for Los Angeles. making the "Trip as a matter of business in connec- lion with an important extension Of business that the firm has just decid- cd upon.
 Appreciatins the fact that sool many South Side people ,lo much trad ing in Phoenix, Hyder Bros have con cluded that by having a store there as well as here. what trade goes from here 10 Phoenix. they will also have a chance at over there. Having reached that conclusion. good loca- ton was selected. long lease ar ranged for and about the middle of net month. the Phoenix store will be opened
 The location of the new business will be on Center street between Ad- ans and Washington. in the building now occupied by the Western Union. that institution having arraged for
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. w. DOuthit of Delta. Colo. reg istered at the Hotel Glenwood today
 Mrs. Stronger. Leah and William Bennett. and Earl Wilson enjoyed al automobile ride to Phoenix today.
 George AlIlire and family. who have been spending the holiday season at the coast. returned this morning.
 MT. William MarmOnv. the assist ant chief engineer of the $ F. r. 6 ?. R. R, was a business visitor in Glen dale yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Young and MT. and Mrs Kurts returned this morning from holiday trip to the coast The Young brothers took charge of the KurtZ ranch during the absence oi the owner.
 Mrs. Thomas Higley is visiting Mir and Mrs. Ray Stauffer and Mir. and Mrs. Ray Lehman today.
 The Glendale band. which has been practicing for the last several weeks, under the direction of Mir. Marks. is making rapid strides to an orsaniza- ton capable of furnishing the best of music
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
ELECTRIC SIMPLIFYING IN SWEDEN

The success which has followed the experimental trials of the Gronwall furnace for the electric smelting of iron ores. first at Domnarvet, in Cen tral Sweden. and later on larger scale at TrOlhattan. near GOthen burg, has demonstrated beyond question the economic and technical advantages of this new process The Norsk Elec- trometal company has promptly se- cured patent rights for Norway, and two companies are now constructing electric iron smelling works under their licenses. The HaTdanger Elec- triske of Staalwerk is erecting two furnaces at Odda that will use $500 horsepower from the Tysse fall. The company controls in all 15.000 hore- power at this point At Arendal the Arendals Posse -Compagni is building furnaces that will utilize 5000 horse power. and is able to increase it' t. 30.O0O.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

quarters in the new Goodrich building I'm, building will be ample for the ipurposc. The firm in it's Phoenix store will confine itself exclusively to gent $ furnishings Orders for the stock were placed some months ago. subject to confirmation upon the closing of the lease, anI the purpose of Mir. Hyder's visit to Los Angeles now is to selec; the necessary fixtures for the new es- tablishment IL may beadled foo, that these fixtures will be the most up-to- date that money can buy and when the new store k opened. there will not De better eouippcl or better stocked one in Phoenix.
 The Phoenix store will be in charge ot John Hyder. while K. r Hydcr will have charge of the Tempe business. By extending the business tp Phoenix. Mir. HN Ter has no intention of chang ing his residence to that city. He will continue to make his home in Tempe There k every reason to think that the new enterprise in Phoenix will en- joy.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
BUSINESS NOTES.

Mir. Charles Gillett will move his ice cream rarlor and soda fountain across the street to the vacant store roo, between Niestrath's barber shop and Dr. Hilrs pharmacy.
 Mir Charles Juncker of Phoenix, has .reopened the Pascale blacksmith shop. The new owner of this place of busi- ness k making many Improvements, and intends to have the most com plete blacksmith shop capable of being arranged.
 Mir. C. l.. GilIett received a wOgon load of lambs from MT. Perkins of Peoria.
 Ireland brother are building a stock tank for the Memford and Cartrisht ranch Of the Cartright district
 Mir. W. H. Campbell shipped car load of horses from Ash Fork to Glen dale for the winter.
 Sample and Moore have bought eighty acres of alfalfa south of the Grand canal for feeding purposes. They have just received carload of cattle for their market. They average about a carload week.
 The board of trade has started work on it's office in the Oasis
 MT W. H. Slaughter shipped car load of hay to the coast.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

Sore Feet? Never After Using TlZ-
 Goodbye sore feet, aching feet, swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet.
 Good bye corns. callouses and bunions and raw spots.
 You've never tried anything like TIZ before for your feet. It is differ ent from anything ever before sold.
 It acts at once and makes the feet feel remarkably fresh and sore proof.
 TIE is not a powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations which bring on soreness of the feet, and is the only remedy that does. TIE cleans out every pore and glorifies the feet-your feet.
 You'll never limp again or draw up your face in pain, and you'll forget about your corns. bunions and cal louses. You'll feel like a new person.
 If you don't find all this true after trying a box of TIE. you can get your money right back.
 TIZ is for sale at all druggists at 25 cents per box, or it will be sent you di- rect if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge X Co. Chicago, III. For sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
MESA
MESA RED MEN HAVE
 INSTALLED OFFICERS
Montezuma Tribe Held Session at Which Most Interesting Pro-
 gram Was Carried Out.

on Tuesday night. Montezuma Tribe. No. 37. Improved order oi Red Men. installed officers for tn, ensuing six months Masonic hall was well filled with Indians. and the council was one of the most inter esting vet held. New members ar, applying for admission every week the tribe now having more than loo names on the records The follow ing officers were obligated:
 Sachem-Geo. S Irwin
 Senior Sagamorc-J. J. Teeter.
 Junior Sagamore-Sam r. Barnett
 Prophet-RoscI Cooley.
 First Sanap-Gco. L. Young
 Second Sanap-S. II. Notley
 Chief of Rec"rds-John w Con molly.
 Minor officers will be appointed by the sachem at the next council.
 Rosel Cooley. the retiring sachem. was elected delegate to the grand council and M. J. Dougherty alter nate.
 After the regular session. sand
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

\ somewhat different type of smel- ter is under construction near NotOd- den by the Tinfoss Jernoers Akti- eseIskab which will use at first 5000 horsepower and can increase it. if necessary. to 15.O0O. Cnquestionably within a few months the electric man ufacture of an excellent grade of iron will be established in Norway on % good working basis.
 The electric smeltinS industry prom ises much for the country. In earlier years Norway possessed a flourishine iron industry, hut saw it gradually de- cline as the fuel became more and more expensive. The land is rich in iron deposits most of which are too remote to permi { of advantageous mining at present The Norwegian magnetic is not rich enough to war rant it's export. and il is too hard for English sme!ters IT exported at all it must usually be previously con Centrated and briqueted. involving cor rsiderable expense This magnetic iron ore. however. frequently contains sufficient lime to be self fluNing When adequate and cheap power is near the mines. not only the magnetic ore. but the low grade ores not work ed at all now, can easily be turned into first-class steel billets, and offer large margin of profit at present prices It may be that Norway will rank eventually among the promi- neEt iron-rroducing countries of Eur ope. as but little is known about tha full extent of it's mineral wealth. es- Peciaiiy in the northern less accessi- ble regiOns.-COnsuiar Rennrts.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
THE WEATHER.

Superintendent F. II. simmons at the date orchard. wh" keeps a pretty
 close tab on the weather and who has done so since l905. gives some rather interesting information regarding the present cold snap From his figures it k observed that the past month has been by long odds the coldest Decem- her since the record at the date or charrd has been maintained. Follow ing is given the mean maximum. the
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
INSTALLED OFFICERS.

The Knights of Pythias at a regular session Tuesday evening installed the following officers: F. II. Scudder. C C.: J. K Williams. V. C.; George N Frizzen. prelate. n. C. Buck. NJ w: r. r Carr. M. F.: J. R. Mullen. M. F.. |: A E Clark. k of R. X <. Henry San dog. NJ w. Theo. Dickinson. l. G: F. H simmons. O. G.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
FROM THE EAST.

Quite party of people from Bloom mgton. Ill.. arrived here on the late train Tuesday night The party con- sists of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.. Jones. Mir and Mrs r NJ Stubblefield ana daugh ter and MT and Mrs M Stuhblefield Mir Jones is d brother of C. C. Jones of this place
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
GLENDALE:
TEN NEW FAMILIES
 FOR GLENDALE LANDS
They Win Farm the Ranches of the Southwestern Sugar & Land
 Company.

GLENDALE. Ariz.. Jan 4-Mr. La fayette Myers announced at tine meet ing of the board of trade last night that ten families from Nebraska were on their way to Glendale. They will settle on the land of the Southwestern Sugar x Land company as farmers. Mir. Myers stated that they were all people of such a character that the valley would be proud of them
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
FIRST BABY LEAVES GLENDALE

Miss Buelah Stauffer. who has the distinction of being the first white per son ever born in Glendale. leaves to- morrow night for Cplands. Cal Miss Stauffer was born here eighteen years ago. when there was no trace of a town. For seven years she has been residing in California. So great was the change in the town during this long absence that when she returned she was unable to recognize cid land marks
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Boss BarkWell took in the show Tuesday night. he having spent the afternoon in town.
 Miss Lucille Mabray and Miss Lille Parr have returned to their home in Tempe. after pleasant visit with the Misses Otterson.
 Mrs. \. Fraine was reported se- riously in yesterday.
 C. E. Clark. residing at the corner of Second avenue and Mission street, Is quite in at his home. The doctor pronounced his ailment d bad att tack of Ia grippe.
 KimbaH Pomeroy is back from a trip to Superior. where he went on mining business
 Wiley Simkins is making good time on the excavation of the basement for the new town hall and jail.
 Irwin Thompson has returned from Los Angeles. where he spent the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs F. r. Drew
 NIr. and Mrs Harvey J Harper gave a dinner New Years day at their home in Lehi to Mir. and Mrs Frank j. Davis. Mr. and Mrs J. II. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Stevenson.
 Elijah Allen claims that his new boy weighed twelve pounds. instead Of ten. The latter figure was given by the reporters. and Mir. Allen wants it known that Mesa produces only the best.
 Collins R. Morse is back from a
 .ft of Mcdowell While there he located d site for a model cattle ranch and will stock it at once.
 Harry Chandler k back from visit to the coast on business cor nected with the installa ion of the new are lights in the city.
 Tuesday evening Dan Kleinman. proprietor of the Bull Durham sta bles. gave a banquet to his employees in the p1rlor of the new stable build ing. All enjoyed the occasion.
 pr. Charles F. Hawley. an old-time resident and social favorite of Mesa. was in town yesterday visiting with his friends. The doctor was on his way home in Bisbee. after attsnding a meeting of the state medical board at Phoenix.
 Jesse Steele is back from a visit to his family in Hollywood. Cal He says it is colder than Billy be- iumped-up on the coast and he is glad to be back in a good climate again.
 Maroni McBrayer was in Mesa from the Roscoe store. near Sacaton, yesterday
 At a family reunion held at the home of Charles Peterson the fol- lowing were present: Mir. and Mrs. !. II. Stalling and family. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Peterson and family, Mir. and Mrs. T. F. Harris and family MT. and Mrs. George Peterson and family. Mrs Martha Jane Lewis, Howard. Eva and Erin Peterson. All were members of the family of MT and Mrs. Charles Peterson.
 The uniforms for the Uniform rank, K. of P, are expected to arrive from San Francisco today. The rank will meet on Friday night.
 A party of Alma young people mo- tored to the 1.-the Rock this week and had a glorious picnic.
 B. Forer paid a brief visit to his Mrs. David HarowitZ. thls week. He expects to return to Mesa soon and make a longer stay.
 The government thermometer reg istered 2O degrees above Tuesday night. due to drop in temperature between and o'clock yesterday morning.
 At the meeting of stockholders of the Salt River Valley bank. Tuesday evening. the same men were elected directors who served in 1911. The same officers were also chosen at a meeting of the directors. The af- fairs of the bank were found to be
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
NEW pOSTMISTRESS.

Miss Dorothy Hendricks has taken the place as assistant to Postmaster Y. F. MessiEscr The place was left vacant by the resignation of MT Bert Woodward. who has established him. self in the old bank building in his new printing office.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.

The Merchants association will holl its regular weekly meeting tonight and a full attendance of the members is desired The meeting is of more than average importance as the am nual election of officers will be held
 II k announced, too. that a box of cigars will be on hand for the evening
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

IT your children are subject to at tacks of croup. watch for the first symptom. hoarseness Give Chamber lain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hOarse and the attack may be warded off. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
FATHER 6 DEATH

A telegram was received here Mon day announcing the death of John Flumerfelt that day at his home in Pennsylvania. The deceased Is the father of F. j. and J E. Flumfelt Of this place and the latter left that evel- ing for Pennsylvania to attend the fu- neral Mir Flumerfelt was for some time resident of the valley and is well known rerp
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
OLIVE GUESTS.

Guests at the olive yesterday were Lafayette Hall and wife. Kansas City. Mo: Jack Kial and wife. oshkosh, Wis: r. A. Marlborough. Roswell. W. NJ. F. F. Jones ana wife. ? M Stubhlefield. wife and daughter. J. M Stubblefield ard wife. of Bloomilgton. m
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

When you want a reliable medicine for a cough or cold take Chamber lain's Cough Rcmedy IL can always ba depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all drug gistS
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
THROUGH THE STATE
DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS A complete metero- graphic apparatus has been installed here by the University of Arizona.
 TUCSON-December freight ship ments oyer the Southern Pacific. Tue son division. broke all former records. DOUGL S-Strect Commissioner Jim Gibbs killed ten monster ratle- snakes while hunting Sunday He found the reptiles in cave
 DOUGIAS-It .s rumored here that a large English syndicate will take over the property of the Fl Tigr- Mining company and operate.
 KINGMAN-Work of double track ing the Santa Fe from Toppck to Blake is progressing rapidly and will probably be completed by the first of February. OOUGLks-Firty cases of scarlet fever have been reported and four schools are closed for a few days It is thought that the schools will reopen Monday
 SAN SlMON-Two more artesiar wells were struck near here holiday week. That makes total of seven within a radius of five miles of tho railroad.
 TUCSoN-W. c. Bentley. an alleged strilebreaker. was arrested Monday ou the charge of impersonating an off ccr It is claimed that he arrested" Calistr0 Bacon.
 TUcSoN-As Governor Sloan has declined to accept his resignation. Charcellor Freeman of the state uni versity says he win serve until tn. governors term -of office expires
 UCSON-Probation Officer Mrs. II. M. Powell received seven appllca- tions for Baby Glen a waif tha, Las been in charge Of the authorities ,. NJ smith adopted the youngster.
 FLORENCE-John <. Rranaman. newly appointed guard at the prison. lad an encounter with a bad horse the other day. He was badly bruised when the animal threw and kicked him.
 PRESCOTT-Sir Gilbert Parker. the English novelist and statesman is her. for a few days. He iS a guest at th. Gavapai club. After visit in thc city he will proceed to Castle Hot Springs
 CASA GRANDE-A new settler named Clark and Ranger Thompson had little gun play one night last week Neither was injured and the newcomer was arrested after shooting up the night considerably
 SAN SIMON-This place is a reg ular stop for all trains now. The reason iS that the pump at Bowie is out of commission and the freights and trains of Pullmans alike stop here for water. The place is certainly putting on q metropolitan air. TUCSON-John L. Fulton. of Stock ton. Cal. died in St Marv's hispitaL The man. his wife and little daughter came to Tucson several weeks ago shortly after their arrival the child died and physicians said then that the fathers death was merely d mat fer of weeks
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
MEETING POSTPONED.

The annual meeting of the Tempe fire department. which was dated for last night. has been postponed until next "Wednesday evening.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

Persons troubled with partial parai- ysis are often very much benefited by massaging the affected parts thor oughly when applying Chamberlain s Liniment This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

present and there was an hour of card playing and visiting
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

WANTED-Clean cotton rags. in large or small quantities. at The Re puhlican Office
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

The report for the week ending the 2lst of December is given as follows:
 Character
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
TUcsoN-John L. Fulton. of stoe

UOoUN-John T. Futon, 0f StOck- ton. Cal. died in St Mary's hispital The man. his wife and little daughter came Co Tucson several weeks ago shortly after their arrival the child died and physicians said then that the fathers death was merely d mat ter of weeks.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

mean minimum and the average for the month for the Decembers of the naSt six NearS.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
SAN sImoN-This p,ace is ra.

0''E 0''''O' IIIN I'-10' I@ T I'- ular stop for all trains now. The reason is that the pump at Bowie is out of commission and the freights and trains of Pullmans alike stop here for water. The place is certainly putting on q metropolitan air.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04

in excellent condition. and a big i'm prOVement over 1911.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
CASA GRANOE-A

named Clark and Ranger Thompson had a little gun play one night last week Neither was injured and the newcomer was arrested after shooting up the night considerably.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
FLORENCE-Jol

PRESCOTT-Sir Gilbert Parker. the English novelist and statesman is her. for few days. He is a guest at th. Gavapai club. After a visit in tho city he will proceed to Castle Hot Springs
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
kINGMAN-Wnrk nf dnrbl. traL

ing the Santa Fe from Toppck to Blake is progressing rapidly and will probably be completed by the first of Feburary
Arizona republican., 1912-01-04
DoUeLAs-Firtv cases Of sca,

UOOOLEo-FIITN c1ses 0I sCIrI0f fever have been reported and four schools are closed for a few days. It is thought that the schools will reopen Monday
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-23

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. ga severe
attack on Senator Penrose Of pennsyl-
vana was made tonight by Colonel
Roosevelt. The senator. he said. was
like u cuttlefish, which. lacking the
courge to fight Its enemy. 'squirts Ink"
In the hope that II may escape.
In denouncing the senator, Colonel
Roosevelt repeated his denial that he
had known of any Standard oil con-
tribution TO the presidential campaign
of 1904. Colonel Rooseve't's speech
was made In the armOry at meeting
held In connection with the jubilee of
the REV. Father curran. After Colo
mel Roosevelt had paid "A tribute to
Father Curran he said
"And now word about honesty, We
cant have any reform unless we have
honesty in both business and politics.
by natural sequence of thought I
now come to Senator Penrose of Penn
sylvania.
Recently certain definite and ape,
cific charges were made against Sen.
ator Penrose. ! personally know nofh-
ing Of them and had not even looked
into the charges until Mr. Penrose snc-
cended In rivcting my attention upon
them. Yesterday he got up In the
senate TO deny those charges and
brought hearsay charges against me-
u cal your attention To an analogy
TO senator Penrosc among the inferior
forms Of a1inal life--the cuttiefish.
When tac cuttlefish " attacked by an