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Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
GOV. TYLER WOULD BE SENATOR.
Announces Candidacy on What He Be
lieyes to Be a Peoples Call.

Richmond, Va, July 1S.-Governor
J. Hoge Tyler has issued an address to
the people of Virginia, announcing
himself a candidate for the United
States senate before the state legisla-
ture. which convenes next December.
After saying that he was impelled to
this step by rhe solicitations of his
fellow citizens, the governor says:
1--WE are making history and max
ing It fast. The United States senate,
more than any other body, is the bat
tie ground of our destiny. Here a bare
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19

letter in which he proposes TO all the
candidates that the nomination be put
up 20 III" highest bidder 1n'l knocked
down at auctioG. He agrees, if elect
ed. to use all she salary in educating
four students each year from each
County in some college. He believes this
is legitimate way of spending money
instead of ',prostituting the voters"
He also proposes that the candidates
stand civil service examination for
the office.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
LAD KILLS HIS COMPANION.
Were Camping Out and One Mistook
the Other for a Robber

Phoenixville, Pa, July 1S.-Mstak-
ing one of his companions for a rob
Der, William Glackens, a boy from
Philadelphia, today shot and instantly
killed Rober, Fiske, also of Philadel-
phia, at Perkiomen Junction, three
miles below here.
The two boys, with a couple of 9th
ers. arrived at Perk-onen last night,
where they intended to spend a week
camping. Early this morning Fiske
awoke and left without arousing his
companions. He returned later and
Glackens mistaking him for an in
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19

than the most sanguine had hoped for.
With the So 1000 which the board will
almost certainly appropriate, there is
money on hand to advertise the val
ley rs 1t has never been advertised.
The subscription list and petition to
the board, revised to date, is as fol-
lows:
We, the undersigned citizens of
the county of Maricopa, respectively
request that the board of supervisors
of this county shall appoint an immi-
grant commissioner and appropri-
ale funds for the maintenance of this
office in accordance with an act of the
legislature passed the last session:
and
We, the undersigned citizens of
this county, do hereby subscribe the
amounts set opposite our names to
provide a fund to be used in cOnnec
ton with the amounts appropriated
by the supervisors for the purpose of
advertising Maricopa county.
j. u.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19

was merely bluff, never heard such
thunder and never saw such lightning.
Each flash tore great rents in the
clouds and let on more rain, and an
hour and half afterward. when the
main force of the invader had passed.
in the streets were rivers and the
crossings were hardly fOrdable. The
storm came up from the south west.
No reports We're received here last
night OF its operations elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
STILL BOUNDING
The advertising Fund Has Rcsche
SJ<OTS.

The subscriptions tc the supple
mental fund to be used by the tax
payers association in advertising
Phoenix and the county reached the
s3.075 mark yesterday afternoon.
There is no telling how much more
can be raised, for s., 075 is much more
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19

truder, seized a revolver and fired. The
ball passed clear through Fiske's
brain Death was instantaneous. The
deputy coroner held an inquest, and
the shooting was declared to have
been accidental.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
FOR CONGRESS NOMINATION.
Ohio Candidate Makes the Suggestion
and Offers $4,000.

Steubenville. O.. July 1S-Tgle mil
Honaire manufacturer and inventor of
Cadiz. o.. r. p. Scott. who aspires to
the republican nomination for con-
gress. and who IL a letter Il Short time
ago denounced boodling, has written a
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19

Gray kid shoes with stockings to
match are worn with light gowns in
place of the white ones so long pop
ular.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
o. For 5POunds
AOO. D. G. Sugar.
100 5 pound packages D. 6.
Sugar TO 90 Wednesday
for rs cents.

Now remember, only 100 packages
When these are gone that ends it, and
only on Wednesday, July 10.
We are going TO give you 10 per
cent discount on all of Sturtevant's
Egg Food, Poultry Cure, ThanOlice
"Creo-Carbo" and Roup Pills This
is only for few days and to help in
troduce these wonderful goods.
The store that's always busy and
has free electric fans for everybody.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-19
THE PIMA MISSION

Total
The silver star., 1899-09-08
SHOULD THE STATES IMPROVE
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

That every Western state needs irrigation is con.
ceded. Those sections which have tried it have sim
ply demonstrated the necessity for the utilization of
the entire water product Of the state that state is to
reach its full development This utilization Of the en-.
tire water product Of the state the construction
Of reservoirs there Ii river not rescrvored but
that some time during the year wastes large quantities
Of surplus water It Is also generally conceded that
private capital cannot and never will utilize all the
water Of any state There then remains to be consid
cred the states themselves and the national govern.
n,ent the only agencies qualified to create compre.
hensive reservoir system in the west Inthc first place
this work IL distinctly interstate in character and IL
therefore less properly state than national enter
prise In no state oil the streams confined to the
limits Of those states. Wyoming, for example, Is the
fountain head ofstrcams flowing In all directions whose
waters pass through border upon no less than twenty
other states territories This true 10 iss
In Colorado. No reservoir can bc built In either Of
these states which will not influence the flow Of water
In other states.
Another strong reason why the general govern
ent should construct reservoirs lies In the fact that il
would be improving Its own; that is its reservoir build
Ing would make saable its now arid land The states
on the other hand should they build reservoirs would
be improving government land aud would reap NO di.
rect pecunlary benefit from the sale by the puyrrnert
Of these lards thus rrade valuable
The silver star., 1899-09-08
THE SAME HERE.

About every other mail brings to this Office, as it
doubtless does to every other newspaper Office in the
state about column of ADVERTISE, matter for the Dem
yer Festival Of Mountain and Plain. which we are re-
quested to publish free. Just why every newspaper in
the state should be expected to give the Denver show
from $50 to $oo in advertising free every summer and
fall we fail to see. IT. go to the blowout we have
to pay for everything we get. the same as any
body else does, even to seat on the grand stand and
If that outfit expects to the space Of Plaindealer
for advertising purposes they WILL either pay regular
rates or not get it, The less people that go the car
nival. the better for the local community anyway as
it drains the state Of ready money every fall aud makes
times all the duer in the interior localities Denvers
show is hardship the rest Of the state and Den
yer will never pay back the visits the n,oney-O
ray Plaindealer.
The silver star., 1899-09-08
OUR NEloHeORs.

A survey will be made for large
high line ditch to cover the Bloom.
field mesa. next week.--Farminp.
ton Times.
THE SILVER STAR, of Dolores,
has a goot- article OH stock raising
in southwestern Colorado. last issue.
--Montrose Enterprise.
Who says that Norwood never
had a boom, when there is five new
houses and a graded school in pro-
cess of Observation-Disclosures.
Good miners can find employment
in this camp. There is not an idle
miner in camp, unless il be from
choice. Rico News Sun.
An engine at the round house at
Salida took a notion to leave her
stall on Wednesday oflast week and
landed in the pit of the turn table.
Mrs. H. Dunton, of West Dolores
hot springs. is under the care Of DR..
Dawson as result of an accident
sustained few days ago.-Rico
News-Sun.
Will S. Pickcriil aud Miss Nellie
Lee. daughter of w. d. Lee SUPER
intendent Of the Rio Grande South.
ern, were married in the Presbyter.
ion church at Durango, Wednesday
morning at 1870 o clock. They will
reside in Durango.
Our neighbor, the Dolores SILVER
STAR, seems anxious to know IL the
"Coluinbine band" was named after
the state flower or Kellenberger' y
product.-After the state flower,
Brother; but when Mr.. Kellenber.
ger Is nround-why. that's differ.
ent.-Pagosa News.
The Montrosc Enterprise speak $
very encouragingly of certain enter
prises under consideration for the re-
clamation Of arid lands in that sec.
tion. Investigations arc in charge
Of A. l.. Fellows. us. Hydrogrsplicr
for this section, aud former resi-.
dent Of Montexuna county.
sugsssss County Assaysss.
BY way Of encouraging prospect
ing and mining, q reader 0l the Pros
pector suggests the advisability Of
establishing county assay Offices.
where graduate of the School Of
Mines may be employed on . rexu.
lar salary. to do aying at from as
cents to 81 per assay. These tx.
nres. our reader argues, would
amply pay for the ASSAY, and would
encourage Prospecting ard The test
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Threshing is the order of the day in the Monte
yuma valley and this banner year for that fertile
section Never before in its history has the water sup
ply been so abundant continuous, the service so
satisfactory. There has not been break of any con-
sequence occurred on the many miles of ditch during
the entire This speaks well for the present
management, from Manager NJ. b. Colt and Super.n
tendent Blake on down, and proves the facy of the
argument presented by the backcappcr fthat section
that such large ditch company would always he
drawback to successful ranching In the lower erd of
the valley the third cutting of alfalfa being stacked
while all other crops the finest seen any where
in the state. The prospects for ready market and
top prices for hay and grain brings smiles OF satisac
ton to the ranchers, and with the almost certainty of
the construction in the future. Of two immense
reservoirs the outlook for the MonezuHa valley is
bright indeed.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Although great mountain storage reservoirs must
Ike the ultimate solution Of Western development there
perhaps indefinite fight ahead to convince the peo
pie at large of the necessity for and justice af national
aid in their construction. In the meantime men are
looking around for independent methods of watering
their orchards and crops in small way with the re-
suit THAT the yearly increase of irrigation pumping out
hts is rapid Many sections Of the West undertake
with stores of water in of which this water can
be tapped. and through effective pumping systems
brought to the surface and distributed for the growing
of crops. The Geological Survey finds that although
the aggregate of such irrigation is comparatively
small there yet thousands of these ii,dependent
plants throughout the West. Pumps and wind-nills
are being constantly improved and the development
along these lines in the past few years has been very
interesting and rapid.
The silver star., 1899-09-08
DOLORES MoNTEzvA COLORADO rRpAY s1prEMsEa g.

Union labor in the United States will not endorse
the arrest and seneHce by United States authorities in
Cuba, OF man named Ferrer. delegate to the Cuban
Masons Union. who got ten days imprisonment for
having peacefully urged some carpenters to Join a
masons strike. If United States troops are used a.
gainst labor in this way in Cuba it will not be long
before the same authorities will take similar action a.
gainst labor in the United States especially the pres,
ent administration has its way.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

A railroad corporation could obtain no original
p without permission Of the state. by what logic
be denied that the state has lost its power to reg
} and abolish the wrongs and abuses enforced by
coeporationss Tendency Of public opinion is to
ol absolutely the conduct Of chartered franchises
although the movement 10 Of slow progress the day
some when relief will be aasured.-Rico News.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

rhe foreman worked away with will.
While the flies buzzed round his head.
He famed them right and left. and
Terrible were the words he said.
He's quiet, peaceable fellow,
And always avoids racket;
Bat little be thought as he worked. that
The thing was yellow.jackst.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Two desisns fof the new S silver certificates one
y On IT. face visnette Of Washington. and the
oee Of Jefferson have been submitted to Sccre.
Gage. Il is said that . republican senator heard
3 this and at once hurried to see Secretary Gage
y him not to ADOPT the Jefferson design. because
did Il might become known a. . democratic note.
bet - Il nay. treasury officials say that the Jener
aesasn Il not likely to be adopted. Tr-
The silver star., 1899-09-08

|"Women often ssnd messages to the II drcssmaker
dsy-goods shors On postal cards, (" says the Sep
Pef Ladies' Home Journal, attaching q bit Of
D. sibboa Of laee - ssmples. This makes the card
aiabls, 70 Il y always sent to the dead letter Of
|and invasiably destroyed. Men-prcsumably men
= hsquently paste clever joke or . telling poilt.
|tagmsnt upon postal card aud send Il to friend
lssas. star Il; but Il never arrives Nothing may
|ttachcd TO posta, card, nor may one word he
|ien upon the address. side except the address IL
The silver star., 1899-09-08

seems that France hasn't enough on her hands
HE Dreyfis affair and now has more trouble with
my officers. Two Of her officers in Africa are
! the natives and have killed French officer
Fas sent to take their command besides number
aicss sent with him. and they are trying to set up
dependent dcspotism:
The silver star., 1899-09-08

IN the excitement Of the moment. it has probably
ccurred to many people that in our latest feat of
sion. We have succeeded in gobhling full -Acdg-
Phammedeu and all his tribe, besides large lot
pet, and the constitution strictly orbids slavery.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

iig Of many ore samples that would
never be assayed at the present
prices. and would increase the
chances Of finding good mines. Our
reader argues that many good mines
nre overlooked because of the cost
Of doing the assaying. He believes
In the greatest good te the greatest
number. del N0rte prospector.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Fhe Telluride Journal sugguests, that "If you
an old timer write to him and inyte him, urge
70 come to the Pioneers meeting ON September
Every pioneer is member of the committee on
ltion."
The silver star., 1899-09-08

syan il not pleased with the stand New York pa
which are supporting him because of opposition
esialism, are taking in declaring silver dead. y
beople's champion is all right on most points and
ne particularly. No matter how dead" silver
to some, free coinage at ratio of .6 to is still
Of his doctrine.
The silver star., 1899-09-08
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE. At the elo EARN,
r. W. PoMsaov. p.opmsro..
ESSREtiEc6 Stage Line.

Carries u. 8. Mail.
Leave Dolores Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays ut &. A. NJ.
Arrives at Monticello Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays at
6P. NJ.
All express matter entrusted to
my care will receive careful at i.
tcntiun.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Fhe window glass trust has been abandoned, and
possible one or two others will follow, hut those
! formation has been completed will last until
= to quit by antitrust laws.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

/ FAuothsr case Of being drove to drink by wo-
q remarked Que of our pious citizens the other
as lady was seen to drive the family horse to
latering trough at the big barn.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

S extra copies Of THE SILVER SrAp will be given
|ewaEd for the capture of the person who PLACED
|ed pin in our chair last Monday while we were
fter news.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Labor Day 1899.
Hear the stirring roll Of drum.
l4o' ths hosts Of labor comet
Note the kingliness OF tread!
Note the fearless poise Of head!
Bulwarks Of the earth are they--
Men who labor day by day
Cities rise beneath their hands.
hallways stretch their glit'ring band.
t.nrdly vessels plough the seas.
Fruits Of muscisd industries.
Massive mountain eides are riyen
With the tools by labor driven.
Wheels of factory and mill
Whiri beneath THAR cunning skill.
Meath their blouo the hills unfold
Hidden wealth Of precious gold.
But for them this land would be
let in graep OF savagery.
But for them industry,s smoke
Never would the hoavepe cloak.
All we are, all yet to be
Owe we to these men We see.
Nabobs would be paupsrs nnw
But for sweat of labor's hrow,
Wealth is but a sparkling gem
Set in labor's diadem.
Though they be OF lowly birth,
They the pillars of the earth.
Ger the world in distant lands
Cresps the skill OF Yankee hands.
Wander where you will, you'll find
Fruits Of Yankee Drawn and mind.
SEQ them now in strong array
On our annual Labor Day.
Every face is proud to wear
Lahore seal imprinted there!
Every eye ia sparkling bright.
Lit by labor's honest light.
Every heart pulsates with pride
Thrills. by labor glorified.
Give them homage due their " worth.
These tf,il.hardened kings of earth.
JAMES BARrnS ADAMS.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

pn the question Of currency refasus, the Republi-
hsty il like the girl in the COW lot 1t DOESN'T
whether to run, climb or cry Atlanta consti
The silver star., 1899-09-08

Painless deutistry has become very frequent ad-
ement Of late, and it is paipless-t the dentist.
The silver star., 1899-09-08

is generally conceded that intelligent irrigation
erioT in its results TO the best possible conditions
|ural rainfall, -
The silver star., 1899-09-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.
E4A1AAAA AAAAA3

Denver Posts Labor Day cartoon and poeru are
|ht. The poem is printed elsewhere
The silver star., 1899-09-08

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The Mena star., 1899-08-31
"G0oD TIMES IN THE WEST .''

Under the above quoted head lino the Arkansas Gazette, among other things says:
 Good tunes appear to have struck the west ii earnest. Crops are enormously bountifal. the viatd of cereals in Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas and Illinois being so pro life that it is difficult to secure a sufficient numberof harvest hands.
 According to the estimate of tue Chicago Inter Ocean the Ne hrasla corn crop of last year. lb0, : 0A0.000 bushels, wonderful eN- hihlt. is to be more than doubled. The Kansas bulletin is also almost incredibly encouraging. In 1898 its corn yield was 130, 1000, 600 bu- shels. The corn prophets are claiming 300.000, GOO bushels for the state this year. with reasonable margin allowed for destructive agencies. The return from this vast crop of a single state will reach gigantic figures, and t will stinalate trade in every direction. The credit of the state wlll be in- creased. Hundreds of mortgages held by eastern mortgages, who have regarded their holdings as desperate, will be redeemed in full With more ready money in hand the teeming west will buy more. Eastern commercial and transportation interests will re- ce;ve their dividend of the harvest.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31

inaugurate a series of attractions and festivities that have never been excellcd in the West, and it is entirely safe to say that they will be participated in and wit messed by immense crowds of people, and among them will be many from Arkansas.
 The plans as outlined contem- plate a street fair or exposition that will be complete in every particular. A midway, fashioned after the famous midway of the Chicago worlds fair, and trades display will be permanent features of this unique affair, also most magnificent Karnival parade un- equelled in the history of the city.
 Cheap excursion rates have been assured and we are sure many of our readers will take advantage of this occasion to visit and see the sights of Kansas City at this time.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31
FOLLY OF RAILROAD MANAGERS.

There is no more potent agency to-day at work to bring about the government ownership of railroads than the railway managers them selves. By influencing legislation and corrupting officials, as has been done by the railway managers in nearly every state in the union, a public sentiment against the roads is created which Is constantly growing and will in the end become powerful enough to enforce need- ed reforms. Denver Post.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31

The death of Col. J. B. Freid- helm at his homo in Camden will be deplored all ever Arkansas as the untimcly taking of of q good man and public spirited citizen. Though S Republican in politics and prominent in councils of his party. he had as many personal friends and admirers among Dem ocrats as any man in the state. He was genial, generous and true to his friends. His usefulness was manifested most notably in l. 0. 0. F. work in Arkansas, with which he was identified many years. The loss of such a man will be sorely felt Arkansas Gazette.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31

The American spirit of cruelty to which knockers of the Atkinson type delight to call attention has again been displayed in the state ment, in m unccnsorcd dispatch, that hundreds of people come into Manila every day and return to the rebel lines with food and other commodities. It IS known that q large proportion of these proyis- ions % to aid the insurgents, but the traffic IS permitted by the au- thorities from motives of charity toward women and children who would otherwise suffer for food. This bit of news from a source which is not friendly to the ad- ministration should invite fresh outburst from those Americans. so-called, who appear to think they are living under the most un- just and rapacious government or the globe. Kansas City Star.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31

Our stock of Fine Shoes fer Men is excellent and any man wanting really high-class goods in this line can find them here at preccs that arc right.
The Mena star., 1899-08-31

A statement Is going the rounds to the effect that deal has been closed whereby an Eastern syndi- cate purchased seventy car loads of eggs now stored at Topeka and two other Kansas towns and that tho shipment Is to be made in three special trains. No other state but Kansas could produce such an eggs-agerated story about eggs.