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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-02
Oversee Limited Restored.

The Florida East Coast Railway, ow-
ing TO the improved conditions at Ha.
vana, has decided to re.eStabliSh trains
No. IS aud 80, known as the Oversee
Limited. The new service began on
Thursday, August 1st, the first train
south bound leaving Jacksonville at lis
p m. that day and arriving at Key West
on the morning of August 3D. Leave
Key West on the afternoon of August
I'd, and will arrive in Jacksonville Aug
uSt Sd.
The Oversee Limited as heretofore
will consist of all steel equipments
electric fans. electric lights, dining car
service and will carry through sleeping
car Key West to New York city, operat.
ed north of Jacksonville via. the A, c.
l.. The hours of departure to and from
East Palatka are as follows: Train No.
IS, south bound, 3:15 p. M; Train No.
80, north bound, Hiss a. m.
Palatka people will rejoice at the re-
establishment of these trains, which
were only recently discontinued because
of the quarantine at Havana.
@ Positively Undoped-Pleasantly Bitter
'OI,OHTS G SETTER
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COMMISSION WILL REDUCE RATES
 0N VEGETABLES
Traffic Manager of Arizona Railroads Must Appear. on the Carpet, In Phoenix to Show Cause Why Rates Should Not Be
 Reduced.

The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion has served notice on the South ern Pacific, Arizona Eastern, and all other railroad companies of the state and all parties interested that the commission will on September 4, at its office in Phoenix, take up and consider the matter of rates on pota- toes and onions, fruit and vegetables applying between all points in this state in carload and less than car load lots
 The commission attaches a sheet to it's communication proposing what the rate should, in it's opinion, be.
 Big Increase Asked.
 At the Southern Pacific offices in Tucson it was said Friday that the commission proposes a material de- crease. It was also stated that very little business exists in the form of carload shipments of vegetables from one point in the state to anoth- CT point within the state, as every community, except in few localities, consume all that is grown and are asking for more.
 Comparison of Rates.
 As an example of what reduction the corporation commission proposes three comparisons are as follows:
 For carload rate 125 miles the oOuIAOIH GdClllC TdI0s IS 70 C0HLS, commission rate (proposed) 21 F cents.
 For 300 miles and over 290 miles the Southern Pacific rate is (Class O 51 cents; commission rate 311a cents.
 For 400 to 43O miles the Southern Pacific rate is 55 cents; commission rate is 36 F to 37 cents.
 Based on Distance.
 The commission rate card takes in all distances from 10 miles to maximum of $50 and over. To travel $50 miles ''or over" in Ari- zona a carload of vegetables would be swung around over considerable territory and be compelled to travel on more than one railroad in the state, as the maximum distance COW cred by the Southern Pacific as an example, is about 400 miles.
 The commission in it's circular to the roads states that unless good cause should be shown why it's pro- posed rates should not be adopted it will make the order calling for the reduction.
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tendance of MT. Hopewell and Dr. E. Mcqueen Gray, foreign Secretary, who also is from Albuquerque, Sena- tors Fall and Catron, have also an nounced their intention of attending the Congress and taking part in its deliberations.
 Dr. Gray will also head the advis- ory committee of New Mexico, ap pointed by Governor Mcdonald. Oth- CT members of this advisory commit tee for the twentieth congress include the Hon. J. H. Hagerman, of Roswell, A A. Jones, Las Vegas; James A. French, of Santa Fee; and Roy Bendi- check, of Deming.
 The State of Texas will be well represented. Former President Geo. E. Barstow will be one of the speak CTS, his cubject being Forward, March Felix Martinez, of Ell Paso, state executive committeeman, and Avery Turner, of Amarillo, honorary
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Vice-President, are expected to head the delegation.
 Arrangements are already well un- der way for the rendition of the fam ous Irrigation Ode by chorus of $50 voices. This Irrigation Ode, which has been rendered at several previ- OuS congresses, was written by Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, organist for the fam ous tabernacle choir of Salt Lake City. He will have personal direction of it's rendition at the coming ses- sion of Congress. Other important amusements and entertainment fea- lures will be provided including par ade and electrical pageant which promises to be one of the most inter- esting and spectacular features of this kind ever presented in the West.
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATION.

There vii De an examination held in Clifton, Saturday, August 31st, 1912, for the purpose of granting a Free Scholarship to some Greenlee county boy or girl, in the State University at Tucson, Arizona, provided for by a law enacted by the last legislature.
 This examination is open to gradu- ates of any high school and who have been residents of Arizona one year For further information write the County School Superintendent, J. w. Aker. Duncan. Arizona.
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National Irrigation Congress Will Be gin Session at Salt Lake City on
 September 30th.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 22-The Southwestern States will be especi- ally we'll represented at the coming session of the National Irrigation Con- gross to be held at Salt Lake City, September 30th to October 3rd, 1912, according to the advices received s. Hopewell of Albuquerque has been named a member of the National Board of Governors of the Congress, to fill the vacancy caused by the
 resignation of Dr. w. J. McGee, tend cred recently. In addition to the. at
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A vast amount of ill health is due to impaired digestion. When the stoln- ach fails to perform it's functions prop erly the whole system becomes derang ed A few doses of Chamberlain s Tablets is all you need. They will strengthen your digestion, invigorate your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely doing away with that miser- able fleeing. due to faulty digestion. Try it. Many others have been per manently cured-why not you? For sale by All Dealers.
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A. A. Armstrong, assistant mana ger of the A. c. store, returned Sun day evening from an extended busi- ness trip in the east. MT. Armstrong has been absent for some time pur- chasing fall and winter goods for the A. c. company store department. Re- sides New York and Chicago he visit ed several other eastern cities in his quest for the best the eastern houses have to offer
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A slight earthquake shock was ex- perienced in Clifton on Sunday last shortly after two o'clock. At two O. clock at Holbrook, in the northern part of the state, a severe shock was eX- perienced. The shock lasted 15 sec onds and was felt at Gallup and Selig- man.
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FOR SALE-Two ranches. One at mouth Of Blue river, improved, 2j acres in cultivation, fruit trees and large pasture. Another miles above mouth of Blue, Frisco river, partly improved, good range, some fruit trees
 Address, w. F. HAGAN,
 S-9-tf Clifton. Arizona.
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Dr. H. A. Schel1 returned last Sat urday from his hunting trip to the mountains and reports an excellent time. He states that J. J. Kelly, who accompanied him on the trip, will re- turn about the first of the month. MT. Kelly will spend the remainder of his time in the wilds with Drue Under wood.
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Mrs. c. E. Tyler left Monday morn ing to make her future home in Al buquerque. On Sunday evening Mrs. Hutchins gave an informal dinner to small number of friends in honor of Mrs. Tyler before her departure. MT. his headquarters and will devote a share of his time to the insurance business in New Mexico as well as Arizona.
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Night Officer Gid Thompson, who was stabbed several weeks ago by 6 Mexican, is confined to the hospital where an operation was per formed upon his injured shoulder as it was feared that blood poison might result.
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On Saturday night last after the regular meeting of the order of Ma sons, the members repaired to the Eagle restaurant to enjoy a banquet and smoker given in honor of Grand Master Harry A. Drachman who was making an official visit. The banquet was largely attended and most enjoy. able
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Fred Cornelius. formerly in the en- ploy of the Shannon Copper company. returned to Clifton Monday and cS poets to remain here. MT. Cornelius has been away from Clifton for about nine months and has spent most of the time in Arizona and California
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All auto owners and horsemen are invited to join the big Labor Day par ade on September 2nd. A special in vitation is extended to residents of Metcalf and Morenci. In addition to the Moose Band an additional band has been engaged for the occasion from Morenci.
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Chas. Brooks, who has for some time been in charge of the Shannon pumping plant up the Frisco river. has this week bought a half interest in the Spaw Transfer and will here after devote his attention to that busi- ness.
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Mir Ernest H. Le Rendu, of the Shannon Copper Co.,, returned this week from California and has resum- ed his position with the company. MT. Le Rendu was absent from Cliff ton three months and his enforced vacation was caused by i'll health. He returns much improved.
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w. R.. Way1and, manager of the A. c. Drug Department, left on We'd nesday morning for Chicago where he will purchase the holiday goods for the A. c. company. MT. Wayland is expected to return about the first of September.
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J. B. Armbrust, an old Clifton boy, arrived in town Saturday and will again make this place his home. MT. Armbrust has been absent from Cliff ton for about three years and was formerly employed in the A. c. com pany warehouse. He has accepted his old position and his many friends will be glad to again welcome him to Clifton. During his absence he has resided in Cananea, Hayden and oth- CT southwestern points and states that Clifton is the best place of them all
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E. c. Heck, Superintendent of the Clifton Water Comp pany, returned Tuesday evening from short busi- ness trip.
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Dan Lynch, superintendent of the A. c. boiler shops, left the first of the week for Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points.
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E. w. Lewis, Esq, former Judge of this district, but now member of the law firm of Lewis & Armstrong, of Phoenix, was in Clifton on Monday last, representing the Shannon Copper Co.,, before the Board of Equalization.
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J. J. Hall, of Metcalf, was spend ing a couple of days in Clifton en route to Tonapah, New, where he will spend a month.
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w. l.. DeMoulin, superintendent of the Morenci Water Co.,, was a Cliff ton visitor on Tuesday.
 Sam Elkins, the old time guide, left Thursday morning for the Black river with a camping outfit
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MT. Nelson, a former resident Of Clifton, has returned and will again enter the employ of the A. O. com pany MT Nelson has been residing on his ranch in Texas for the past two years
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James Bennetts was visitor from Morenci on Tuesday of this week. MT. Bennetts has received word from England where his wife is at the pres ent time, that he is the father of a fine baby boy.
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Baylor Shannon, of the Eagle Creek Cattle Company, was before the Board of Equalization on Monday and sue ceeded in convincing the Board that he was entitled to a reduction of 50 head of cattle.
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D. H. McVay, representing the Fl Paso Herald, is spending the week in this district in the interest of his pub hcatiOn
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County Surveyor H. O. Tunis and L.. J. Turney returned to Clifton Satur- day and report that the survey of the boundary line between Graham and Greenlee counties has been complet- ed.
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Auditor Marshall, of the post of flee department, has been spending several days this week in Clifton Joking over the affairs of the local office.
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J. B Kline left the first of the week for Pueblo, Col, and eastern points where he will spend the next month.
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A T. Thomson, of the Detroit Cop per Co.,, was at the court house on Monday on business before the Coun- ty Board of Equalization.
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P. Riley, of the Riley Confectionery will shortly remodel the building oc- cupied by him and install pool and billiard parlor.
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c. P. Dunn returned the first Of the week from California where he has been for the past month.
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c. T. Sokup returned to his home in Metcalf Friday after a months wis it in Michigan.
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Jim Cash, w. C.. Crawford, Frank Rathbun and Joe Whitredged, of Mo- renci, were spending Monday in Cliff ton.
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Arthur Bergman, who has been working for some time in the meat market at Metcalf, has accepted a position with the A. c. company mar ket here
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Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs. s. N. Ward were down from Morenci We'd nesday calling on friends.
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J. A. Peters, the well known cattle man of Fl Paso, was in Clifton on business this week.
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Hon. Ben M. Crawford was a visitor at the home of R. R. Webster last Sunday at York
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C. G. Cole, of the Shannon Copper company general office, has return ed from an extended trip to Denver and other Colorado points.
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Mrs. Kate Jennings, of Stafford, is in Clifton caring for her daughter, Miss Edith, who is i'll with typhoid fever!
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w. Robinson Weiss has resigned his position with the Wells-Fargo here and left the latter part of the week for Quincy, H., where he will enter college for the coming year.
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S. N Ward, of Morenci, has moved to Clifton and is now in the employ of the Airdome theatre
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Chas. Alderman, of Los Angeles, is a new arrival in camp and expects to make this place his future home.
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Joe Brooks and wife were in Cliff ton from their home at the Shannon pumping plant Wednesday.
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Harry Thorpe, of Metcalf, accom- panied by his sister and sister-in-law left Wednesday for Florida. They eA- pect to be absent the remainder of the summer.
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J.. M Erickson and Jack Campbell, of Morenci, were in town on business Wednesday.
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For SaIe-Horse, saddle bridle, tapa-
 deros, bits, field glasses, slicker, boots and rope. A bargain, cheap. Apply to w E. Face, Hills Addition.
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AT. Wilson, manager of the Double Circle ranch, who has been spending several days in Clifton this week IS now in Solomonville on a business trip.
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Phil Aten, former Clifton boy, returned Sunday evening and will again make this place his home.
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Chas. Harley, of Phoenix, is spend- ing several days in Clifton and may locate here in the future.
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Dave Irwin left Wednesday morn ing for an extended business trip in the east
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Irving Johnson and Miss Jessie Lloyd, of Morenci, were visiting friends in Clifton on Wednesday.
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Jack Dennison who has been con- fined to the A. c. hospital for several months with a crushed foot, is able to resume his duties at the A e. Go. works.
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Justice of the Peace c. E. Leonard was confinde to the hospital this week suffering from an injured foot.
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Walter Tappin, Jr., has accepted a position in the A e. general office.
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Dr. Tibbetts, of Metcalf, spent Tues day evening in Clifton and left We'd nesday morning for California for short visit.
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Ev Harris,o of Metcalf, returned home Sunday after short trip to Color ado.
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BORN-To the wife of Chas. Spann Sunday, August 18th, a baby boy.
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BORN-To the wife of w. A. Moses at 100 a. m. Monday morning boy baby.
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J. B. CoSper, of Duncan, has enter ed the cattle business again by buy ing the IT. brand from Bill and Toles Cosper. The herd consists of about 300 head and this puts Uncle Ed" in possession of another good start. He says the high prices of cattle are too alluring for him to withstand the temptation. Yearlings are expected to be selling for SPA in the fall market; they sold for $22.50 in large lots last spring.
 On Sunday evening shortly after 6 o'clock a serious accident was narrow ly averted on the East Side. MT. Me Dowell, of the A. c. store, accompan- jed by a lady friend and her young son, were out driving and in backing 70 allow a passing team to pass, the buggy was backed off the embank- ment near Risdon's studio and over turned, throwing the three occupants to the ground. The lady and young boy escaped without injury but Mir Mcdowell was suffering intense pain when picked up. He was conveyed to a bench near by and at the same time Dr. McPheterS drove up in his auto. He drove the injured man to the Shal- non hospital where upon examination it was found that his shoulder was thrown out of joint. The shoulder was soon put into place and MT. Mo DOwell is none the worse for the ex- perience with the exception of wear ing his arm in sling and being in- for work for some time It is a miracle that the accident re- suited no more seriously for the party
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Arthur Slaughter is spending the week in town from his ranch on the Blue.
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Tom Campbell, of Morenci, wa. spending Sunday in Clifton.
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John Riddle, of Morenci, was spend ing Wednesday in Clifton.
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BORN-To the wife of RIG. Franz on Wednesday, August 21st, a baby girl.
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SHANNON GUN CLUB SCORES.

The shannon Gun Club shoot last Sunday resulted in the following
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Round About Town

DR. T. A. BALMER, Dentist, Hampton Block. Phone S11.
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E. c. Heck, Superintendent of the Clifton Water Company, returned Tuesday evening from short busi- ness trip.
 J. B Kline left the first of the week for Pueblo, Col, and eastern points where he will spend the next 
 J. J. Hall, of Metcalf, was spend ing a couple of days in Clifton en route to Tonapah, New, where he will spend month.
 Harry Thorpe, of Metcalf, accom- panied by his sister and sister-in-law left Wednesday for Florida. They eA- pect to be absent the remainder of the summer.
 Auditor Marshall, of the post of flee department, has been spending several days this week in Clifton Joking over the affairs of the local office
 w. Robinson Weiss has resigned his position with the Wells-Fargo here and left the latter part of the week for Quincy, H., where he will enter college for the coming year.
 Arthur Bergman, who has been for some time in the meat market at Metcalf, has accepted position with the A. c. company mar ket here
 Jack Dennison who has been con- fined to the A. c. hospital for several with a crushed foot. is able to resume his duties at the A e. Go. 
 Baylor Shannon, of the Eagle Creek Cattle Company, was before the Board of Equalization on Monday and sue ceeded in convincing the Board that he was entitled to reduction of 50 head of cattle.
 w. L. DeMoulin, superintendent of the Morenci Water Co.,, was a Cliff ton visitor on Tuesday.
 Sam Elkins, the old time guide, left Thursday morning for the Black river with a camping outfit.
 E. w. Lewis, Esq, former Judge of his district, but now member of the aw firm of Lewis & Armstrong, of Phoenix, was in Clifton on Monday ast, representing the Shannon Copper Co.,, before the Board of Equalization.
 County Surveyor H. O. TuniS and l.. 1 ]. Turney returned to Clifton Satur lay and report that the survey of the boundary line between Graham and Ireenlee counties has been complet- ed
 James Bennetts was visitor from on Tuesday of this week. MT. | 3ennettS has received word from 1 England where his wife is at the pres ent time, that he is the father of a | inc baby boy.
 Mr. Nelson, a former resident Of Clifton, has returned and will again l enter the employ of the A. O. com i 1any. MT. Nelson has been residing l ,n his ranch in Texas for the past two | yearS.
 Chas. Brooks, who has for some | ime been in charge of the Shannon l pumping plant up the Frisco river. | las this week bought a half interest | n the Spaw Transfer and will here liter devote his attention to that busi- | less.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-14

The Joseph Smith Camp of the
Daughters Of the Pioneers will meet
today Thursday 40 at p. m. at
the home of Mrs. Heber C. Vaughan,
1888 South First East street.