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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
HAWAII STUDENTS
MAKE GOOD ON
MAINLAND

With the close of the present school
year near at hand. advices are already
being received in this city telling of
the success which has been met with
by Hawaii students now attending
colleges and universities on the main
land. Communications which have
been received SO far relate to those
students who have entered mainland
schools with adyapced standing from
the College of Hawaii. all of whom
are credited with having made excel
lent records.
Six students, each of whom was
given full credit for the work done
here, entered school on the mainland
from the College of Hawaii last fall.
Three members of last years fresh
men class at the College Joshua ID.
Pratt, Yiechi Yamashiro and Miss
Adelaide Bowen, were admitted tic the
sophomore class Of Cornell University.
St Mary's College of Engineering at
I Dayton, Ohio, and the University of
Rochester at Rochester. n. y, re-
spectively Three members of last
years sophomore class at the Col
ICtt, MISS Aud IOOh OA
zap and Albert Ting Akow, are now
finishing the junior year at the Uni
vehsity of Wisconsin, Stanford Uni.
versity and Creighton Medical Col
lege at Omaha, Nebraska, respective
ly
The course in engineering at Cor
nell University is considered one of
the most difficult in use in colleges
and universities today, and in a letter
from the registrars office of that
university comes the report that JOSH
ia Pratt, who is son of DIR. j. S. b.
Pratt, is doing excellent work as a
sophomore in the engineering college.
Two members of the sophomore
class of the College of Hawaii, Clay
ton Cousens and John S. B. Pratt, Jr.,
who are at present attending the local
institution. have been promised full
credit at Cornell for their two years
work here and will enter the junior
class of that university this fall. Pratt
will attend the college of agriculture
while Cousens will enter the college
of arts and sciences.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
MOVNGDAY FOR
ARMY engineers

The engineers are getting ready TO
move from De Russy to make room
for the 55th company of coast artil-
lery. that is expected to arrive on the
next transport from the coast. It is
with considerable regret that the Off
GERS and men of Iecompany, Second
battalion of engineers will say good
bye to the Waikiki post, for with the
opportunities for swimming, and the
nearness to the city, Fort De Russy
Is considered the most desirable sta.
tion on Oahu.
The engineers will go to Fort Shat
ter, and there will commence to lead
the simple life under canvas. Some
of the officers may get quarters of a
sort, for permission has been granted
to take the lumber from the building
now used by some of the officers,
which stands Immediately in front of
Battery Dudley. AS it would be nee
essary to shoot through the house to
get action from the big rifles, the
building had to come down anyway,
and the engineer officers expect to
do what they can with, the lumber, in
the way of making their new post hab-
liable.
Spanish War Vets.
I The United Spanish War Veterans
have been asked to participate in the
Memorial Day exercises which George
w. De Long Post, G. A., R., will con-
duet May 80, and application has been
made to General Funston to allow all
the members of the order to visit the
city on pass that day. The necessary
permission will be granted, and it is
believed that about 400 of the men
who fought against Spain will turn out
in the parade.
Recruits Expected.
While the army here is to get
number of recruits by the May trans
port, the large detachment which Is
to be sent to Oahu to bring all the or
CARNATIONS here up to war strength
is not expected until the June boat.
It will probably DE matter OF several
months to bring the 2000 odd men
here.
By the May boat will arrive los men
for the Fourth Cavalry and 80 colored
soldiers for the Twenty-Fifth infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
.SILVA'S HAT DISPLAY /
NOTICED IN NEW YORK

Live methods of advertising and
selling adopted by Honolulu mer-
chants receive recognition from the
mainland experts when the work is of
exceptional merit This was brought
lsto the attention of Manager A. C. Sill
Va of Silya's Toggery by letter
which he received in recent mail
from the mainland. The Toggery dis
play windows always attract favorable
attention locally and this is what is
thought of them by the Knox hat
people. I.
Brooklyn, New York, April IS, 1913.
My Dear Mr.. Silva:
Many, many thanks for your kind
ness in sending us the excellent pho
tograph of your window display OF
Knox straw hats. This is indeed a
wonderful showing and one of which
we may justly feel proud. This is
only one more token of the great in
terest shown in our productions by
our very good friends so far away,
and We wish to assure you your eff
forts are sincerely appreciated and we
trust meet with the success they de-
serve. This photo has been forward
ed to our advertising and sales de-
partment in New York, and we hope
soon TO have it published in The
American Halter.
Trusting your business is~all that
you might wish and with very kind
regards and best wishes, believe me
Yours very truly. =
e. K COOK CA,
General Manager.
Mr.. A. C. Silva,
SilVa'S Toggery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
NIGHT CLASSES TO REOPEN

The night school classes at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
which were closed two weeks ago
with the ending of the winter term,
will reopen the evening of May S at
which time the regular courses will be
continued. A large number of new
students have already enrolled and
many of the old students are remain
ing to continue their studies. A class
for young men who wish to learn the
automobile business will be among
the new classes being formed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW WITH
SATURDAY STAR BULLETIN

Does a College Education Pay
This question is discussed in the May
number of the Educational Review
which will be issued with Saturday s
Bulletin The article is by Pres
ident Gilmore of the College of Ha-
wall Other articles of educational in
terest make the number of value TO
the teacher, the student and the busy
men and women who have time 10
keen in touch with the progressive ed
Vocational ideals of the time.
The Educational Review is included
with each copy Of the Star-Bulletin
delivered by carrier in Honolulu or
sold on the street by the newsboys.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
RECEN|ORDERS
FOR|RMY HERE
THE BAY CHEMICAL co.

The followiRre excerpts from re-
cent special Qrs of the Hawaiian
Department.:
Sergeant Jan Adler, Company F,
! First InfantrySchofeld Barracks,
| H. T., is tranSred to the Quarter
maste Corps, "a private. He will
+ proceed to Honlu, H. T., reporting
on arrival to tIchief quartermaster
of the departing for duty. ~
Private Luther. Simmons, Com
pany L, First Intry, Schofield Bar
racks, H. T., transferred to the
QuartermasteT Cps, and assigned to
duty at that stab.
Under the pr@ions of paragraph
1874, Army Regulbns, Jrivate, Conord
Grimme, Tenth Qpany, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, Forte Russy, H. t., is
transferred to th9ospital Corps. He
will proceed to ehofield Barracks,
H. T.. reporting arrival to the COM
manding officer Chat post, for duty.
On account of e physical condi-
ton of the PRISON. mother and her
destitute circumaces, the unexe-
cuted portion of sentence in the
ease of General Poner Gwillym NJ.
Edwards Qate Hshd-class private,
Company ], Third attalion of Engi-
neers), serving selnce at Fort Ru-
ger, is renlitted.
Corporal Joseph I'm, band. Second
Infantry, Fort Shat, Fl. T., will be
discharged from therny, by the com
manding officer of at post by pur--
chase.
QuartermRster SeeaNt Chris An
derson, Company Thirst Infantry,
Schofield Barracks, n be discharged
from the.army by Recommending Of
ficer of that pest byirchase.
Private Vaughan Ryder, Company
NJ, First infantry, SbfieId Barracks,
H. T., will be discfged from the
army by the committing officer of
that post by purchas
Paragraph z, SpeciOrders, No. 81.
Headquarters Departent of Hawaii,
November 13, 1912. ismended TO di-
rect First Class Prite Blaine Nc
Lean, Company NJ. snal Corps. to
report to the comInd;ng officer,
Coast Defenses of Ga, for duty as
operator al the radio alton, Fort De
Russy, H. T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
LICENSE BOARD TO MEET

meeting Of the board of Hauor
license commissioners viii be held in
the assembly hall of the Mcintyre
building this afternoon, beginning at
2:3e O'Clock. The case against the
Kentucky saloon the manager Of
which is alleged TO have been keeping
4 disorderly house, will 90 continued.
II is expected that 2 number of .appli-
cations far the renewal 81 LIQUOR Ii
censes VII be presented.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
Relief for Suffere

Stubborn attacks Of d1seery which
Gefv other trestiFent yieltpromptlr
- Chamberlain's Colie. ClIsra md
Niarfiicea Remedy II aiEs givss
relief. For sale by all dears. Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents # Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-02
An Awful Blunder

made by bright
The policy Electric been
bright who made the Dl e
either--far from it.
A eehenlinded
could hardly have made greater aco than have those authority Win
e intelligence they possessed has been
continuous effort prevent the use Of electricity
a.FACT, too!
Ell?
uptodate expert from the
pile OF and take
thing
baron" price OF 10 at least
enough to know that
is the to money q
possible don't believe that their
will to YOU just read the rs
in
500 share Read the article
the stock sells s2to
been 70 college 1eng enough
equals bits
sells $40 that the that
the public
possibly
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sell at $240?
of ROB YOU OF Is
MAKES the stock WORTH
CENT Ten their
public consumed than At
the earnings REAL
Sounds reasonable doesn't II, friends?
policy will
of The real Of
public fairly make IsfhEDE
conscaoy Ito the puPc
49, =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-01
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- oPNNAd1 ONLY NE TO A. CUSTOMER q
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-Senrp @uttmnftn ntt6 @attin,
BON Dallas, Ser, befanOen iid npet-
rere Gage oieier 8ofe bier a,tf @e.
iitd bel @erDanoten uttb 6rermoen.
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2oitis, befirbet iih g%egenipdrtig bier,
altf l1ngereli 8eilldb Bel ibrer Sod)-
ter, Sraii 4lgnIt 8oblt. Srali
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DIE alrdJ uns eirten pillfommencn
8eilid ab lrpo eriiellerte ibr @bonpe-
ment auf bas 8olfsblatt.
-g8m. Straiib bat iein @pbn-
Ealis an Der neitI. 5. Strube lesten
9ienstag oil Srit5 grinfmarn bon
ct. CHARLES fir $2700 perfaift.
Serr 8rittfmmur lit elm 8ru0er bes
Sseapeliers %. s. 9rinfmallil iro be.
abiidtigt ii9 bauernb bier nieoer5h-
Ioliert. Ser5lidit tpillfomnrenl
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benfr0 ttd9 meDrere SJage pier Qu1 Ses
JUDI bel 8efantten. Serr @ngfpeiler
NOR Dor mebperen Sabrett beilids.
tpeiie bier uito geiiel es ibm in III.
ierem St0otden 10 gart, 0aB Ell iidJ
lentlddoiIen bot iif bier wobnbaft
nieoer5itlolien. 8tr beiben ibn uno
Sarnilie ber5lidit tpillfommei.
! Die oiesiabriee 8einernte miro
cine airsgeSeidynete ieiar. fpie oiele
funlerer @einba,iern AIMS beridtet,
bel Oetter mir @elagenbeit batteit
ms boriiber Slt e~rfluroigert. Der @in.
ter mar ftidJt alI5u ltreipg geipeietr rilo
Die Meben bntteip boaJer nidt, pie I'M
8oriabre, oilrd hie 91lte gelitteu.
9ie 9iirre bot ben &ruitben nidts
geidynoet, fofroern tpar oeniel6ert 10.
gar atiisIi6 irtoem lie Die Silse
tpelde ole Sruabenf6llle er5eitgert
mo ftiir in eifrer ielidten ut.
moIpbere ee6eibeit, oernidtete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-01

-&eb. Sobn &oeIIer, ser Dor ct
!td1en Sabren, bier in Der Met6o6i-
lteitfir9e oils Sre6iger tuirfte, miro
altt Sonntag abeno in nnierer Mettte
let1t, limo in ser @etbooiiterfird1e
ergltl9 preoigen. Die Gerianrn-
hung begirnt nm s ltbr. Ssseoernnnn
ut ber5lidit eitgelaben.
9r. 9. G. gonar, Sbierar3t,
BON Sefierion Gifp, befinoet Iih
~9egeittporttg bier uatb lift bereit
froltfe Gferoe uito altoere Sbiere IN
gebotolung 81 nebnten. gr bot eine
%lan9iabrige grfabrirtg in ietneln
gernf. Better bon Sbierem Die
feline 9ietfte nj anIpru6 rpebmen
i%pollen, finoen Doctor Sonar i'm
GitD SoteI.
Srmi &itgliit Steinbed, bon
SepisS, mar arn lebten Iitttpod)
bier in Der Staot lrno iprad) audi
aiif n%tlerer Office Dor, our @rneuc-
ratitg oeS announcements alif Nls
golfsbIatt. Sn ibrer 8esleitung be-
fdito iid SrGulein emma &aibInlaitn
tpeld5e bon bier aus tpieoer mad ct.
Soltis reilte,
Sos 9ompfboot Serntonn nabm
ant pergangenen Sorntaa cine 8ri-
botgefellidaft BON ailsfliigIern oeit
@nsconaoe SluB binQiif, ipelde ben
Sag bort IN a~n9enebfner 8eiie nit
Stfdleit, 8aben iirro Mipoerfnbrtelt
berbraftcn. Inter ben SbeiIneb.
mern befdn6en itdp iinter anberen Die
foIgetpoet: S. 8eefninmi, George
&ruettln SO. S, ellis, Geo. &iieoi-
ger, Geo. &rbbofer, Sobn s. Sci.
mers, 2oitis 8egernanit, &biI. Saeff-
tler, Serrp 8rlnter, SenrD S6Ster,
@bos. Sd)sner, G1riSt. G1aniptb, g.
y. Silber, emma Slider limo 6. s.
&ippstein uebit oereit SariIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-01

-Gbos. Wiunbrnuer ulto Sault.
lie befanOen iidD ntebrere Gage oieier
ISOLDE bier aitf geiild BEL @errn
Wtumbroiter's Softer, &obt. 6 @um-
braier ltto anberen 8ertpnnbten.
Sroit q. 6. gegen1onn uiro
Sod)ter, Sraulein 2orene 9egentalln,
reiiten am 9ieirstag bieier ISOLDE
nod Ct. Souis, 5um 9eiit6 bon Ser.
manoten iutb Sreul6en,
-glerarDer Ssolie, melder felt
latgerer Bet m aanius Gitp be.
l61 ftigt mar, traf om Otenstag bier
on I'M iid bier bel oet @ltern poat
eituem 6ieberleiben 5u erbolelr.
Soc nno Com. Iligaitine, bon
Mtorriion, lpareil am 0ierStag Die.
Ter @odye bier, I'M in @emeinidait
nit tbrem Sriabcr, @nIt. aiiauitiue,
eiiten @robitein fiir Die @raber if
rer Glterlt a~lls5iuu1flen.
-5rou Ism. Scbouif, on rpelber
Or. 6. 8. $affner ant bergartgenert
6reitog, infoIge zines @eidipiires inn
llnterleib cine Operation D~oIl5og, be-
finbet it6 CUR 3eit OUT Dem beiten
@ese Der @eneiung.
-@eslep @obIt uro Oregon
@arSs Delde cine fur5e 5erien3eit
bier bel ibren @lterr ~perlebten, rel.
item ant letter. Sonnta9 mieoer mad
lSebalia, Inn lire Stitbien i'm Gen.
trol 9iiiness College fpieoer ollfali-
nebmen.
alfre6 Gramer, bon Morrtion,
~itattete inns alt pergangenem Sreitaa
eiiten gelrl6 ub, bebufS grtelrerittq
teirps Announcements. @ie urrts Serr
@romer ~mittbeiIte, miro er in nGdl-
tier 3eit tia6 SoIiue gpnrtp iiber-
iieOeIn spo ct cine aroBe Sorm eio.
net,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-01

-Srmi SsSobn 2eibod tebrte ain
lesten Mprtag BON SrtbepenOence,
Mo., 3uriid, mo tie tbren Sobn, Srit
2eibad, beIltdt batte, ipelder fiir5lid)
bel einem llnfoa einen @rm~ ipfpte
einen gein.9 ru6 erlitten bot.
-4gSie mir nit @eoauern erfab.
rem, Iiegt 5rau Sllia &obpn, auf
0rp Sill m%obnbaft, beoenfli6 er.
fronft bar1tieoer ur6 piini6en mir
ibr i'm 8erein init ibren pielen BE-
folmtert, redt baloige @elteiung.
-Sranf &ider, Srib Stlgenftoe6-
Ter ltrrb Seitrp @%iferrnartll, bon @ots.
bam farneit utn Mittpod bierber
nm bieiieen 5reunoerl eilren geilpd
ab5nitatterr unS einen Gag i'm ge-
miitblid)er, felidtfrobliden Stdot-
1en 9ernnoitm au berleben.
IS. 8. 3oiiss, bon ct. 2oltis,
meilt eegenmGrtig bier auf 8eilb
bel ieirteft 8ertpaipOter urb triiberen
SdmlfmeraSeai. Serr Galtss, lttter
ieinen Sreittroen beiier betarurt als
oMtfe", par ieit s Sabren ntd)t
bier, irno nod ieiner anitft bot Ser.
mann IN bieier 8eit gang mltnOerbore
Sortidritte gernn6t.
H E.E.rH H.s.H
6ran Gmilie S. Eralttueilt eeb
@efrtier, itarb otn @itttpod III ct.
2olis i'm Mlter bon Ga Sabren. Sic
8eritorbene mar cine Sodter beS
BERT. o. Senrp @enttper irto ipnpoe
in uiierem Gorntp aif Der aftert
@entlrer Sarm ali Der Coles Greet
geborert uro er5ogeie. Sbr 2eidp
nom miro beute bierber gebpadt
neroen. Die 9eeroigiing finoet
berte Ia6nrittag Don Ser 8obming
Der Srou 2oiiile NoIte, elmer Sdtpe.
fter Der geritnrbenen, mlf Dem itaO.
tiidcn Srieobofe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-01

-Gifnif Der 2ittle Berger 8rass
8arb am tldtiten Sonntag, in 90.
nriitif 9lIfner's @roue.
-6Enu 6. S. Nippstein INTO Sim
Der meileil jet Obenstag IN ct,
Souls sl 8eil,d bei 8ertpaftSten.
-5rnu Senrp 3meiiel, BON 8al-
DO, &anins, traf ON Montas oieler
ISOLDE bier Elm gum 8eiu6 ibrer 81.
tern, Gbriit 80lf INTO @attin.
-Sr1nIein SnaeI alinse fam an
bergangenen Coming Don ct. Soi,ls
gum 8eiud ibrer @robeltern, Con.
rao &Iinge unb @attin.
-Srd1tlein 2aura WeDer, bon
Berger, tpor iiber Iebten Sonntu8
uno Wbontag bier, uiuo 81 8alt bel
Sr6iiIein glarde @rui.
-5reo. 3oelle, ser Sefret1r ser
Morriion Drilling SO, mar am
Iesten Smstag bier in @eid)aften
11rb ~itattete mrd uns einerl Willfom-
Meren 8eilsd ab.
-Srat 2ena 9riid, bon ct.
&ouis, fam ON uergangei1en Cams.
tag bierlper, allf nlebrere Gage gum
8eii,d ibrer Sdppeiter, 5ralt @m.
Sofinlarun, nlo anbenr &erlpan0.
Ten.
sos. Iatbgeb, Der @eld1fts.
fiibrer Der Berger MiIling 60, mar
am lesten Wtontag bier our gegriiB.
ing ieirer 5ablreihen Sreunoe, inter
beneit mtb mir Oes @ergniigen Ia.
BEN inns 5ablen 81 biirfen. /
-8m. Sdnuff, bon 9rafe, beiieu
@attin iid in 9r. Saifner's Tripat.
9oipital befinSet uro ibrer @ene.
jung BON elmer Operation e%litgegeIs
gebt. mar am Dieitstag bieier 8o6e
lier iiib i~tattete ieiner @attin einen
@eittb ab.
-Osoar 8efrnmr, bon ct. Sonls
traf ain perganaenen Samstag bier
elm gum 8eilrh ieires Gaters, Gbas,
gednrattrt, melder idpn ieit pietea
Sabren an &beumatismts leioet urto
in lesterer 3eit bdtdnbia an oas
@ctt gefeiielt hit.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07
TEACHER SHOOTS
 AGED MAN BY : MISTAKE

George Piper, a well known char acter and for many years a miner in the Patagonia district, aged Fl, was shot and probably fatally wound ed at Greaterville this week by Miss N. Cooley, a school teacher in the Crittenden district.
 Piper had made a trip to Benson the day before and came back to Crittenden and then went to Great ervil1e and had been out in the hills and returned after dark and mistook the house occupied by Miss Cooley for that of one of his friends It was about Il o'clock when Piper swayed against the door of the school teachers room and endeavor- ed to open it.
 Miss Cooley who was alone, called out several times but did not under stand what Piper said as he uttered several words, which Miss Cooley did again to Piper to go away from her door or she would shoot and Piper continued to try to get into the room. Miss Cooley shot twice through the door, with a Colts 45 sixshooter. One bullet broke Piper's left wrist and the second shot pass ed through his lungs
 pr. Purdy was summoned from Patagonia and after dressing the wounded man, ordered him sent to the county hospital at Nogales. No blame is attached to Miss Cooley and Piper made a statement saying he was at fault.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

current is cut off. The company is expecting great saving in power un- der the new system and it has been proven a saving for the economical consumer. The fact of the high volt age that is the standard here, is seemingly an overlooked or unavoid- able circumstance in connection with the saving of power for both the company and the consumer. How ever, a transformer will be installed at the expense of the consumer which really concentrates the luxury of good tungsten light to the property owner, who will naturally stand for the ex- tra expense for the comfort.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

signals along the shaft and in some manner the man running the cage re- ceived the wrong signal either for low ering or for raising the cage and in the movement Johnson was knocked from his position and dropped to his death below. The body was brought to his parents home late the same day and the funeral was held on Wednes- day afternoon. Services were held in Morenci Chapel by Rev. Kritchbaum, and the church was crowded to over flowing with the many sorrowing rela- tives, friends and Knights of Pythias of which he was a; member. The body was then carried to. the funeral train and taken to Bunkers cemetery where the last rites were pronounced and the funeral service of the Knights of Pythias was read and each member paid his last respects to their depart ed brother. Both the A. c. Co.,, and the P. D. M. Go. stores were closed from to p. m. during the funeral. Mr.. Johnson's recent marriage during the holidays to Miss Lloyd of this place was a most happy one, and the deepest sympathy of the entire camp is extended to the young widow as well as the saddened father and mother.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

One of the saddest accidents that has happened in camp for some time and shocked the community at large, occurred on Tuesday morning, when Erwin A. Johnson, employed in the electrical department of the A. c. Co.,, was killed by a fall down a shaft about 475 feet in depth, at a company told, Johnson was at work putting up
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

The many friends of E. F. Pelton, prominently connected with the D. C. M. Co.,, are sorry to note that MT
 Pelton has left camp and will in the near future accept a prominent posi- tion in the interest of the com pany with Bisbee as his headquarters Mr. Pelton left for an extended trip to the Panama Canal and will then go to
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

Quite representative audience was present at the Club on last Saturday evening when Graustark was played by a company of good actors. The production was much enjoyed and as the management has a number of com panies on the road, another popular play may be expected soon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

The little baby of MT. and Mrs. S.. E. Sandon died at their home this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

A called meeting of representative citizens was held in the auditorium of the school house Tuesday evening to consider the water charges in Mo renci in reference to recent laws placed in the hands of the Public Ser vice Commission to regulate public service corporations. The object or the meeting was explained and dis get up a petition and have as many signers in camp as possible, asking the Commission to allow the present rates to stand as they are now. In eX- planation of this move it might be said, that should the Commission change the present rates of water charge, each house using water will pay much more than is now charged for the Commission will allow a fair charge according to expense of furnish ing water and the house-keeper will stand the brunt of the change in rate. On the other hand, the roomer will be relieved of his water charge but will without a doubt be compelled to pay an increase of no less than two dol lars on room rent. Such being the fact, and to make it an equal propO- sition for all, the Commission will be petitioned to allow the present rates to stand
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07
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New York City where he expects to take an advanced course of study in Columbia University covering several months.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

A. c. Thiele has been spending his vacation with friepds and relatives ln San Francisco during the past several weeks.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

The we'll known subway Mess is in existence no more, owing to the re- cent sale of the building owned by w. McChesney, to J. H. Miller. The Subway" was organized some years ago and although the membership
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07

Harry Hayes has been promoted to the, position of geologist, which was formerly held by E. F. Pelton.