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Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

THE highest cash price paid for poul try and ranch eSgsat The New Place. Williams & HaffpeE g and Il West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

GRAIN lands for rent. Half section under the Salt River Valley canal, with water furnished. Arizona Water Co.,, O'Neill building.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

miles from Phoenix, a snap for cash. Call at office and be surprised at the low price. w. J. Murphy, First av- enue and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

FOR SALE OR RENT-Ten acres in alfalfa; water right in Salt River Valley canal Call 229 West Madison Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished house, corner Second and Monroe streets. Inquire at 125 Second street. corner of alley.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

proved Automatic Sewing Machine at great reduction. Good as new. Ad- dress P. O. Box ASS, or call 1870 West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

WANTED Twenty acres unimproved under Grand canal, and twenty acres with house, under Grand or Maricopa, as soon as possible. ". J. Murphy. First avenue and Adams street
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

with or without board. TAT West Madison Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

LOST-A gold bangle, two and half dollar piece engraved "A. NJ. C" Finder will please leave at this office and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

reader. ObcessiOn removed, tobacco, morphine. opium habits cured. All diseases successfully treated. Room 15 Cotton block.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

WANTED-Woman or girl for gen eraI hOusework; no cooking; good wages and good place. Mrs. E. s. Gill 154S East Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

WANTED Woman and girl to cook and do general housewOrk for family of five, four miles out. Must be com petent. Address Suburban, this of flee.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07
azSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS z POPULAR WANTS '
 
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 a n 10 @

WANTED Woman for sick room: no night work. Apply John c. White. g North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

PLEASANT rooms during the carnival at the Portland; no invalids. 52j Central avenue, five blocks north of Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

GOOD table board, 23O Second avenue, north, two blocks from postofice.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-07

WANTED-Twenty horses to winter; good pasture, with hay rations. In quire 1S7 South Second Street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-10

both drunk ana swearing. They were
put under arrest. Frank said Il Amt
gong 4 - step and Officer
Giddings searched him. when tho
woGlan asked Frank IL he had his
,pcck@thoUk. the negro said that that
- Giddings had it." He KEEP.
calling Officer Giddings a thief and
cursing him until they crossed the
track. when the officer slapped htm il,
the mouth With his open hand. lie
did not use his club al all.
Thls. said officer Giddings. was prac-
ticnllN the same testimony he gave in
the police court
Office: Crump was in the police court
when Conicy was tried He heard him
make no complaint about the eye but
heard him say that Officer GiduinEs
had struck him but he saw no evidence
Of q lick and thought at the time it
must have been a very slight blow.
Col Baker asked Officer Crump who
started the prosecution against officer
Giddings.
Mr.. McCulom, I believe answered
officer Ciump.
Mr.. Ruth objected and the board
sustained the objection.
Col. Baker withdrew the question
Officer Robbins testified that Frank
was drunk and disordcriy when
brought into the stationhouse. He
heard the prisoner say something
IN the eye. Officer Robbins said tl,at
he looked at Franks eyes and both az
them seemed badly diseased" They
We're not blnodshot.
This concluded the evidence. In a
brief argument Mi Ruth said that il
was q strange thing that Robbins. over
81 the scrseant's desk heard Frank
say, t'i''lings struck him in the cyc.
and Hooker searching the prisoner.
ala not hear the remark. 1t proved. he
argued. that some one had deliberately
lied.
col. Baker closed the case with a
brief argument
The board took the case. ana after
less than five minutes consideration.
acquitted Officer Giddines, holding that
the charges; were not proven.
An adjournment was then had until
next Thursday night. when officer
Charles viii be tried on . charge Of
using undu" violence in making an ar
reS'. an': officer McCullunl Will be
tried on n charge Of intoxicnti"n
IN" board will also take un the mat
t@: IF certain amendments to police
regulations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-10
a MYSTERY DI,oipATED.
just y hat 1t VI as .Tnar.,h- Police ONCE. :
Waited Of sho ituarr

TIE n.ycs,try uf tn.t p..,,iup 81 M.
lo.lc% olnGrrs submitted AT ~ l,st
lrsular meeting Vi The board has been
G. Silaitd
Ofriycra ClaflurL. Gid;:.u-s. C.1jnra
\e!!ines. I..dsytt, Saortr:, NrsSj,,
W,nd and Dun, i.er tn. ,i-.ner, Of ~
~, S;irn watch merely as1c.l ucr,,,is-
SON 70 appear before tn. Eu..Ix; In,
safe. M reason fu, Inc rr,iu.,.1 noIv
desired tc ask ;il- board to amend ,...:-
iain regulations Which they :h,,,..ht
worked L hardship On the p,trni,...n
These were tic. ,hrr, rar,,I.,1i,,,,
rrcyliiuc:
/. That Officers shall N.tr h,.Its cnr
taeGr weapons, M matter What ne
weather or the time OF day or ni,ht.
= THAT 10 officer s!,;,tl l~;,,. hiS;
H;sai or enter ! house while ii lut:,
conveniently sst,i:,:. ,nv,hrn- 4, ~
during the lonS night watch Of r,yplv,
hours.
;. That tho fore shall 60 on ,-,,v Il
E6 o'clock sunday evenings Instead ot
1t / O'clock. as forn,ar,v "
When III. nciiiion 49, nras,,,, ~,
l,;,,l fid -, i.,,'I 80, ~ -. ,i'H'l ING
vt,nta; 49, :; 49, thc men
~ u.t,l, f,. NJ rrslos.' - s'.', y? ~
safe What c,.ev,,. ,.",G ~, nnar ul'
If = $50 l''S's lhcE m!Ght maze
e'NSi.aE ~ II "'S!5rk WGs ..le date
St' " ti:r hearing. i,lt 1t VA In hour
IS, Isl oes"i'c n hp:!d ,>''ivsrnl.
ne mn" slgn@r- cf The petition were
tiss heard These Officers All st,-,..
;:aeir desires Th.:y wanted 70 1is,nn !,
with wearing bal;s ,,-,l,r tr,i,.
r ~ ,,io,,, t!!tE eSef-
1:ei- weapoas in il.- M ,y. p%rr@r = 'He
i3=~.a,:sa NV l4,ri III. ~ e'-oa' = 'eEets,
.uiclS e,,,,o,, $3.50 il't get al Them
wan1al =, lit, o'iie "''E: aoy
INV ~ ,,;,-nt S"!a@'hiNS I"
,au,art 1nr ~, ''!tssl"ia 'o enter res
, fi;.,ir ,,.,,.,s FL s.o> $. or u 81 to
their hnais or !. ;, s...ii no .>rs We're on
=, J., ,.,''tS' o.. i they hruuels. lunches
- SsH1.E y A"ic 70 20 70 en- ,htrl
49, - WIS Stni!nln:c. nd s1mevh-ra
','.t thnse lunches while that were
! - autE' tae!: uniforms hav:r,.. no
pockets. They also w,nt,7 ~ -.
going on duty On Sunl;ly . 49,, :!
c!,1HGcd back to : o'clcrk ~ i rS
merry was. tn, ,.iarrn IL :
va made fol. the ,surnose ~ =; I.'S -
alGers relieved by rIlr rich1 s.n,. -,
flhis was the. sum ans s,,t1st,n.a ).
t.'e remarks mad. hy All Gr -, ,>;,,l
several We're Questioned as =, III
tney had anything To say a-a;,, - ,h =
SUPERIOR officers and ali wSo 49,. g,
nus STONED. denied ,h,i i;,a,. 49, M :
chies Of Dolise Stated i,l,1 ~. ,,,',., =
MS charges had s;l:, tnat thnia
'.Siibc:S CT the ,.urct. 10 vh,n, M 1i1
.!Gt SPEAK ara WAC did nar s,,a+i, ~
h.:H. tic asked rhnsa present + ,n.,!n
"Src any among them 10 whom ~ III !
E2t Steak They replied t!ls,l hers n, !
E',. oitlcer Craifuri saying at rs c3,,7n
;:Ec. that tiir CHIEF was not ,hen ~,
f:ai
! ne remainder OF the force wa..
brought in and questioned. Tncv al
agreed ii:at the bel. reputation sIoul,i
! h'c changsI so as 70 permit: the officers
- lifN their veal ons in their over
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-10

IN thc lnlle<! States District Cour,
III; null mas hc.n entered by Ernest Wi
kcfsnn. Of New York. counsel for i:ra1-
leS ~ FISHER. of the United States na-
". az present attached to the Asiciir
station. ard Charles - Van Nr,s,ra,,l;
~ New York. in equity. against IN.
Newport News Shipbuildjng ana DRY
DOCK Company.
Ihs bill Of complaint is volun,inous
=; alrses tlHt the cc'rplainan.s ar,
llc soc naiciltccS Of an improved M
Sicn iHf controlling electrical motors
ara the defending company is charge
win infringing their patcn; rights Nv
naa'Ht''actulinS and selling the la.i,..
tWIthout authority.
INC iMtcntets ask the court Is rcr-
E@tually cnJuin he ss;li;buiitlinc com
pany iram'fl'rthcr infringing tryyun ihcir
ilS9F,S and also 70 award them DANA sc-
N the sum II thrice the amount a.
lhsir a'icla actual losses by reason 81
previous infringement.
The case is set for a hearing: at the
December term Of the Federal court.
!l:c patcntecS DO not state, 10 VIVA:
extent they believe themselves 70 IL
damaged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-10

Continued on seventh pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-10
SOUTHERN SHORTHAND IND BUSINESS UIIE

tALsO PURCHASERS OF THE COLUMBIA RJJSIN
CORNER CRANKY STREET AND CT TY HALL AyEN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-20
EiE C.ntrar, for .t-., ri,t..

rirShur-. July ~ n-Th" rr.ss,-i
Steel Car Company iinS contracted ut
the Cnru"Ei" Steel Company for :In.'-sl
tons uf steel plates monthly. Tor IE'
riod OF ten yUnrS, This iS the lnrr''si
steel contract ever awarded To- uur
firm nnd amounts 10 Hboui >inHs.
90. 4 representative of the Pressed
Steel Car Company rHid to-day iha,
ih" actual Cu-t uf til" material {" l''
Furnished will l." brtwc"u SI.:dHnal
and SSHn.IEn year. The delivery II
III" contract viii hrgin September l.;
next.
Several months ngn til" Carnegie
Steel Company contemplated the "r'T.
ilnn Of mammoth st""l ear plnui. Int
til" project was abandoned. aud n
working arrangement entered into lT.
tween til" Pressed Steel Car Company
and the CnrurGi"s. tn" terms uT which
provided FOR III" pur"has" nf all the
steel required 10y the ear "umIlny
from the cnrnrgics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-20
THEY DISCRIMINATE.
SHELTERS AND RAILROADS. CEN.
SURED.
Doyle and i"insun Tell the Indust rial !
Commission That R.bat-, ar. GiV-n to
Lig Shipper.

Denver, July :D.-OIl and ncInliifcr-
Gus mining were the subjects To which
the morning Testimony hrfor. the IN
dustrlnl commission related. From the
nrSt witness, former State Senator
James q. johnson oI Florence. the com
inissIon"rs drew Ill" admission TINT the
railroads discriminate constantly Ia
favor OF the Standard on Company III
freight rates. Thus for the iirsI time
slncc-thc oIcnlng uT this session tho
commission WINS able To get ut iaugl,
blc Information upon this point. nj
which the members have bsrn ham.
mcrlng repeatedly but unSucCrSsfuily
FOR nearly week. Fart OF Senator
Johnson's sworn Testimony was that
the railroads are said To have charged
Colorado company Si.S1 "a barrel to
transport oil to the Pacific coast, while
the Standard OH Company was allow,
cd To ship from Willing. Indiana. Io
the same d-stinatIuu for NJ, cents n
barrel.
The afternoon proved nn Interesting
one. II II not often ihnI u min" owner
and one 81 his employees testify FROM
til" Simc stand. nnd from practically
the sam" standpoint. The far. famed
Jimmy" Doyle of Portland mine fame.
mt present f,7sI'ling from choice In the
FL l'ns" county jail. nnI ]. q. sullivan.
who works In nn" uf puylc's mines.
wcr- III" two wiiurrsfs ~ the after.
noon. MIR. bnyh' told som" startling
things. nnh CAV" VuIr,. to- SuIn" start.
ling opinions HlEpui the DETERMINATIONS
Of the railroads nn,I Sui"lirrS against
III" small operator aud poor miner. nn,l
In favor Ur til" rich nnd powerful com
pany.
Mr. Doyle declared that the railroads
nnd smciIcrs nf Colorado invariably
disrrlmlnHt''i. nnd universally Ia fnvur
of I'll" oIrrnior ~ independent means.
who wns getting hiE returns nId would
Operate whether h" got r,.lai" or not.
while III" little fellow. struggling Ia
sct u fn"ihulh. tu whom dollar tan
on his shipping expenses mn,l" til" iii.
f-rrncc hiw""n SuC1r-s nnd failure.
had to puI up III" full rate. ~" de
cinrCL his l'lirf rlIHi uG'Nlng hui gov.
"Tnn"n; ownership ~ the railroads
would ever s'-'ur. Justice In mntirrs ~
iranspnTiaii"n Tor ih" American Is-r.
pie. lie further declared that not HI
the min" nwnrTH uf his district would
comply with III" laws providing for the
safety Of their mines unless compelled
to. nni ilnt they wurU unwilling t1
"sp"nh money for this purpose even
for the protection Of life. aud that the
pretended inspection OF mines Va Colo
rnIO was u fame.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-20
Itanauct to Dewey ut Trieste.

New York. July iS.-N dispatch 10
the World from Trieste. Austria.
says:
Admiral Dewey has accepted tho
banCSrt offered him on his arrival her"
by United States Minister Harris. who
has invited all tn" American "unsuls
and vice cunsuls in Austria and Hun.
gary. with their wives. to- meet him.
The admiral wires that he has quar-.
antincd his flagship since size left 60.
lomro. Crylnn. and has had no cummu.
nicntlon with shore. So h" can lnih
with clean hill OF health immediately
on arrival.
Special permit had to hc obtained
from Vienna To Cnahl" the cruiser
olympia To enter this port. owing TO
u regulation affecting war ships.
Minister StrnuS. nt Cuustnntinnplr.
strongly pressed Admiral Dewey to
visit him. but the latter was afraid OF
the fatigue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-20
knn.ns' Iilg lnrm Irnn.

New York. July %" Kansas has
the biggest corn crop in sight In the
history Of the state" says rnul Nor
ton. vice president uf til" AtrhisUm.
Topeka n Santa fC railroad. who *
in New York. GIVE MS three weeks
more without hot winds nnd the corn
crop nf Kansas will reach 3Dn.Wn.WD
bushels. double that Of last year. l,us-
mess IN the localities travCrsCd by our
system Is excellent. Thcr" Is promise
uf fine cotton crop. while. II the
promises concerning the orange cr"p
are fulfilled. II will u" twice as lnrE.' as
last year. when our road carried l1.oHo
carloads OF oranges.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-20
Angu. VI. Cannon Pleads Guilty.

Salt Lake. Utah. July 20.-Angus NJ
Cannon. president Of the Salt Lake
state Of Zion. charged with polygamy.
sntcrCd n formal plea Of guilty before
Judge Norwcll. in the Third District
Court to-day. and Thursday next was
iamcd ns the day for sentence. Can
non did not appear personally. the
pleas being entered by his attorneys.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04

There is not an ounce of headache
in a barrel of it, Jesse Moore IA"
Whiskey. Try it and see for yourself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04
MORE DECISIONS
Three Cases Decided By
Highest Court.
Habeas Corpus Appeal - Defense
seCution-A Minister'S Powers.

In the matter of Nuno Fernandez,
who was convicted in the District
Court of South Hilo, Hawaii, of being
i. disorderly person and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment and to
pay costs, who appealed to the Circuit
Court and pending the appeal was re-
leased on bail until the surety on his
bail bond surrendered him into The
custody Of the sheriff. He then petit
toned the Circuit Judge for writ of
Ier a hearing, remanded the petitioner
to custody. The petitioner then ar-
pealed to the Supreme Court. In its
decision the court says that section $40,
Penal Laws, provides that any person
who does any one of a mum Der of
enumered acts shall be punished, etc.
The petitioner was charged with the
commission of two of sucn acts and
found guilty as charged. The mitti-
mus recited that he had been convicted
of the offense of violating section $40,
etc. Held, the mittimus was not void
on it's face and, the record showing a
proper judgment by court having jur-
isdiction, the defendant was not en-
titled to a discharge on habeaS corpus.
In the case of Henry E. Cooper, Min
mister of Public instruction, VS.. NaeOle
Hao, the court holds that the depart
ment, not the Minister, of Public In
struction, is the proper party plaintiff
in an action of ejectment to recover
school land.
In the case of Antoine Sylvia VS.. Pat
rick Cockett, on exceptions from the
Circuit Court of the Second Circuit, the
court decides that where party before
swearing out a warrant for a criminal
offense presents all the essential facts
and obtains thereupon advice of re-
sponsible counsel that he has reason
able grounds to believe that such Of
Tense has been committed, it is a de-
tense to an action for malicious prose-
cutiOn for such arrest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04
THE CAMERA CLUB.
Will Listen to an Address by q
New York Photographer.

The Camera Club will meet in the
Y. NJ. c. A. parlors tomorrow evening
c. G. Langill of New York has accepted
Secretary Coleman's invitation to be
present and will address the meeting
fessor Bickmore, lis one of the best
known of New York photographers
and his talk should prove both inter
esting and beneficial. The members
18th. 1t is possible that "a contest will
be arranged for the best set of pic
lures taken during the tramp.
The Florence tribune., 1899-10-21
TRIBUNE. Florence, Ariz.
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 Its political news is absolutely impartial. This fact will be of especial value in the Presidential campaign coming on.
 The best of current fiction is found i'll it's columns.
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 We offer this unequaled newspaper and TIE FLORENCE TRIBUNE together one year for S8.0o.
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The Florence tribune., 1899-10-21
Attest:
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

OfFlCE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 FLORENCE, Ariz., Aug. 24, 1S99| The Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment.
 Present-R. ". Kersey, chairman; J. F. Mayhew and c. r. Cook, mem bers; W. k. Stone, District Attorney, and I. A. Chamberlin, clerk, by Thos. 6. Peyton, deputy.
 Minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
 There being no business, the Board of Supervisors adjourned to meet to- morrow at 8 8. m. and at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment, convened as Board of Equalization to hear com plaints of tax payers relative to changes previously made on assess ment roll.
 ". Y. Price pre- sented an affidavit stating that the number of sacks of grain in his possession at the time of assessment was less than 5000, asking that number added 10 roll be reduced to 4000. Ordered reduced to 5000 sacks. Communication from II, McGrew re- lative to raise in number of cattle was read and ordered to stand as raised.
 Contamination from Mrs. L. Emmett asking for reducing of assessment, read and ordered to stand as assessed. Communication from B. D. Fairbanks relative to change in his assessment, read and ordered to stand as raised.
 Opinion of District Attorney rela- tive to tailings belonging to the Nam moth-Collins Gold Mines, Ltd, hereto fore added to roll, was handed in and upon motion, all voting afirmatively, amount of said tailings ordered re- duced to SO,0OO tons valued at $l5,0 ,00O Upon motion of G. F. Cook. full Board voting affirmatiyely, it was ordered that the assessor be in strueted to assess and add to the roll all private property belonging to resi- dents of the Pima Indian Reservation, in Pinal county.
 Upon motion the Board of Equaliza- ton adjourned sine die.
 R.. ". KERsEY,
 Attest: Chairman. F. A. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
 By THos. c. PErroN, Deputy.
The Florence tribune., 1899-10-21
VIII.

The affairs of this corporation are to be and shall be conducted by a Board of Directors consisting of three persons who srall be elected annually by the stockhold- CTS at such time and in such manner as shall be prescribed by the bylaws ofthis corporation. and all of whom shall be stock holders or subscribers to the capital stock of this corporation.
 The following named persons who are subscribers to the capital stock of this cor poration. shall constitute the Board of Directors of this corporation until the first day of September, ls9a anu until their sue eessors duly qualified shall be elected or appointed. to-wit: J. A. Blauroclt, Cole Saunders and A. L. Carpenter. If an, dir ector shall cease to be stockholders. he shall cease to be a director. Vacancies in the Board of Directors shall be filed by the re- maining members of the Boar1.
 Immediately or as soon as practicable after the filing of these articles in the of- flee of the County Recorder of the County of Final, the persons herein before named as Directors to serve until the 1st day of September, 1909, shall meet and organize Board of Directors, adopt bylaws and pre- scribe in said bylaws the method of calling the meeting of the Board of Directors and stockholders. A majority of the Board of Directors shall constitute quorum of said Board for the transaction of business, and any meeting of said Board at which a quorum Is present. shall be deemed regular meet ing and have the same authority as full Board, whether notice of the meeting to the absent members of the Board shall have been given OF not.
The Florence tribune., 1899-10-21
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
toRcial Procoedings.l
OFFICE BOARD or SUPERVISORS,

 OFFICE BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July 28, 1s99l Pursuant to notice served according to law, the Board met in special ses- sion.
 Present-R. W. Kersey, chairman; J. F. Mayhew and G. F. Cook, mem bers, and F. A. Chamberlin, clerk, by Thos. c. Peyton, deputy.
 Minutes of last meeting were read and upon motion approved. The Board proceeded to the Treasur- CT and Ex-Officio Tax Collectors office for the purpose of making an inven- tory of the money, books and other ef- fleets therein. The following list of cash and effects were found, which were immediately turned over to the duly appointed and qualified Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax Collector, W. Y. Price, and his receipt taken therefor: Delinquent assessment rolls for tie years 1894, 1895, 1896 and 1897. Duplicate assessment rolls for the years 1895, 1896 and 1897.
 One treasurer's cash book marked "D."
 One tax collectors cash book. One collectors tax sale record. One apportionment book. One register of warrants.
 One old tax sale record.
 One old treasurer's cash book marked "C."
 Cancelled warrants to the amount ot.-.s. .......-..... Sl3l 5O Cash. ............,..... l3 %
 $l44 30 One purse containing 75 cents. One scarf pin, one watch, one pack age, Thos. Montgomery, deceased, con- taining. s4; one package Smith containing $3.
 Upon motion the Board adjourned to meet tomorrow at 9 a. m.
 R. w. KERSEY, Attest: Chairman. F. A. CHAMBEBLIN. Clerk.
 By THos. G. PEYToS, Deputy.