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Arizona republican., 1899-08-10

mand the exercise of the highest statesmanship and diplomacy"
 What is your opinion of the chances for democratic victory at the next na- tional election?"
 ''I sincerely believe that if we are wise in framing a platform and in the selection Of a candidate for the presi- dency. that the democratic party will be triumphant in 1900.''
 There has been and now is dis sensfon regarding the incorporation of Jeroma Will you please give your opinion regarding the matter:"
 T believe that incorporation will ma, tcrialIy improve ghe conditions in Je- rome. both with regard to protection against fire and the Improvement of sanitary conditions. as well as pro motion of public morals. I regard it as essential to the prosperity of the place.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
WHAT IS DISORDER?
A Question Raised in inc Caze of
 Mrs. poWeiI.

The cask of Mrs. Powell accused of keeping a disorderly house 1t the end of the street car line. was tried iii Justice Grays court yesterday morn ing. The defendant was represented by man by the name of AIunds. who claims to be an attorney He is dis tinguished by a broad German accent and a comprehensive ignorance of the law. both of which he inherited and which he has taken no pains 70 dis possess himself of.
 The complaining witness in the case was a MT. Rice. whom an unkind fate has located in the vicinity of Mrs, PoweII's resort. On account of the postal regulations. all that MT. Rice testified to. cannot be published in uewspaDer of general circulation. He described in the most graphic language the things he lad seen and reproduced in plain language the things he had heard. From all of hich it is gath cred that PoweIl's place is not eX- cl-sively frequerted by the best class of citizens. AIr. Rice said that one day he saw q man surrounded by the yvome1f in the Powell resort. One of them clung 10 him like leech. He finally, made his escape from the charmers. but the especial clinger pursued him begging him to return. She ran after him until she W-IS ont of breath and then she sent q volley of curses and vulgar words after him. She returned to the saloon and had Mysteries. The witness had seen tho proprieress and her little girls. who
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
THE CITY COUNCIL
fl ,.dina Out Parf of inc Wdfer Gem
 panY'S Bill.

The city council is engaged m hold- ing ou. part of the water company $
 sprinkItng bill for June. The bill,
 amounting to $133.33, was presented at the July meeting and cut in two. Il was again offered al tho August meet ing and was referred to the city astor- ney. who submitted an opinion last night that the bill ought not to De paid n full
 His opinion is based on the following facts: The company agrees to furnish wa..er to 7O0-gaI1on cart at the rate cl2 $50 month. During June two carts were kept running and part of the time three Tn that month the press ure was low and it required so much longer to fill the carts a, the hydrants that 8 great deal of time was lost, so that fewer cart loads were used. The carts didn't have time enough to sprinkle as much water as usual. The c:.y attorney found in the ordinance granting the company a franchise that it was required that if ths water was to be pumped it should je through . stand puup 100 feet high. He nat upally inferred t1le.. the figures had something to do with the pressure and ascertaining that there was at no time in June anywhere near 100 feet of water in the standpipe he concluded that the terms of the franchise had not been compiled with.
 Councilman Fichas took issue with the city attorney regarding the mean ing Of the language of the ordnance, which he thought prescribed the height of the Standpipe Then" said City Attorney Darby" nothing can be said about the pressure. Whats the use of fixing the height of Q stand piper You might have one a mile high and l3 there WAS no water in il '.here would ba no pressure. The height of the tower can't affect the water supply. Why, according to your view the com- paay don't have to keep any water in the sand pipe at all.
 Treasurer Lount said it would be a imposs. bilfty to keep 100 fest Of water in the tower.
 'Yes,'' said Councilman Sanders, 'fit was mighty near a physical im possibility for the company to get any water or: of their well That's what we are kicking about.
 MT. Darby at the close Of the dis cussion was unable to understand why any aljusion was made in the or e nance to the height of the tower.
 The most important thing done by the council was to order the beginning of the improvement of Neahrs plaza by .eveling and lowering it 50 that it may be flooded preparatory to making @ lawn CT it. Other matters relating to the improvement Of streets and the among the wards of the services of the chain gang were taken up.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
SENATOR CLARK TALKS
Al ExpresSm on a V8rieiy of
 Current Topics.

Senator ". l. Clark, the principa onEner of the United Verde mine. ar rived in Jerome on Wednesday last and the reporter for the News sue ceeded in satting an interview. which defined pretty clearly the senators sentiments on everything from the war in tke Philippines to she incorpo- ration of Jerome. including the sub ject of stat hood for Arizona and the general political outlook for the cam laign of 1900.
 The substance Of the interview is given below:
 Senator, what do you think the chances are for the adnittance of A1-i zona to statah hood during the coming session of congress
 It Will require q strong effort. 1 think it Q fav0ra bIe time to get adj miJtcd. II will give dignity to our DO sition in the union; give assurance of stability to investors and gratify the patriotic pride of every true Ameri- cln.''
 What effect vii tie present uni versal organization of trusts have upon the prosperity of the country:"
 By concentration of insidIlments it will lessen materially the cost of oper- ating and should lessen prices were it not for the fact Jhat competition will be practically nuitified. Advertising will he materially curtailed: very great reductions will be made in clerical forces as well as in official positions and in almost all d-Partments less help will be required. An army of middle men and small merchants and travel ing men will find their occupations gone
 Do you think That the next demo- cratic national convention will readopt inc Chicago platform:''
 ''It may be somewhat modified and several new issues will probably ap- pear. It is difficult. however. to pre- dict what a national convention will do. and I attach very 1f5tle Importance to the predictions of individuals. pol iticianS or even of national committee men concerning the actions of q na- tional conyention'
 '%Wil plank against the OrGaniZa- ton of trusts be incorporated in the next democratic platform:'
 q think it is very probable.'
 ''In the west it is thought without doubt. that Bryan will be renominated. Is this same opinion prevalent in the east:'
 ''In the east there is considerable to Bryan and q strong eff fort will be made l2y the east and mid dIa states to nominate German orI some other democrat less pronounced in his views on silver and anti-ex pansion."
 "FIow does Arizona stand in mining circles in Europe and the eastern states. fn comparison with other min ing districtSf'
 Arizona as a largo producer of ne rals and principally of copper is al tracing great attention fn the east, but they look with eglSpici0n upon some of the questionable methods pur- sued in floating shares of uncertain and undeyeloped mines.
 s.If has been reported in Jerome tha vou are autagoniStic to the develop l menf of thfs section. In view of the fact that your company has assisted in adjoining claims. this l comes as a great surprise to d ma 1 jority of the people here and is gen srally disbe!ieved. Is it not fact
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
A PATENT PROPELLER
rhe Idea For Which Was Originated
 bY phoenix Man.

Abolr7 two years ago Constable Frank McCKn.0ck of this city pre- nared 2 model for a ships propeller Mir McGlintock had had no experience in marine matters, but he is some thing of g. student of mechanics and knew in a general way of the defects complained of in the latest propellers in use. According to Mr. McChElock' : device the power was to be impated to the propeller by means of hollow shaft. through the center of which stationary shaft ran, holding Q cam arrangement buried in the center cf the propeller hub. The blade spIndles were jou-naled wiEhin the hub and were fitted by pins which fit in 2 cam groove and acted as cIanks. As the pins moved through this groove they were given a quarter turn back and forth. thus imp3rting fha feattering motion Two tia .he propeller blades were always in direct action, present ing their width fully to the water, wtiIe as the third was returned 2gains- the stream it preser.ed it's edge, offering TO resistance to the water.
 IL was designed to mount Jh2Se, preferably along the side of the boat and their one great advantage was he facility offered for mounting several alongside the side of the vessel A boat thus fitted would by the positive action of the blades be prevented from rolling 70 any great degree
 Mr. McClintOck at the time he de- vised this propeller was employed a. the Phoenix Ice works. Mir. Lount, who is we'll versed in mechanics, agreed that his kind of g propeller would do away with the side thrust
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
BOARD OF TRADE CALL.
To a Mass Meeting at Court House
 Tomrrow Night.

The board of directors of the board of trade desires that a mass meeting of citizens be held at the court house Fri day evening a. 8 D. m. for the purpose of discussing the needs of the valley and the best means of supplying hem. Good speakers will be present to ad- dress the meeting on a number of special topics. There will be some musical features. and a general good time Come out and talk over the bes5 ways and means of making the Salt River valley the paradise it was intended.
 Don't fail to arrange your business so you can attend the mass meeting at the court house Friday nj ght. This is neither politics nor religion. It is business. Be there sure.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
SAVE MONEY ON TIRES

frs is point
  ultimately your your tire
    material you vulcanizing thre Dimcul bicycle repairing solicited
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
CYCLONE IN SAN JUAN.

Washington. Aug, 9@Capt. Glass ford. the signal officer at San Juan. Porto Rico. reports that a severe. .cy- clone recently swept over the city. Several persons were killed and much property was destroyed
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
R. E. HOLBROOK,
 DENTAL SURGEON OFFICE, OYER POSTOFfICE,
 PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
The Castle Greek Hot Springs

are open and not closed as advertised early this season.
 For those who are troubled with rheumatism this is the best time of the year to take the baths.
 Return tickets can be had to the Hot Springs at any of the Santa Fe, Prescost& Phoenix Railway company ticket offices. Good stage and stage road from Hot Springs Junction to the Springs.
 For any further information ad- dress
 (, If. COLHOUN. Manager Hot Springs, Marlcopa Co.,. Arizon a.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-10
BUSY! BUSY! BUSY! ]!
 ALL LAST WEEK.

The secret is this: People are get ting tired of paying 10 per cent month on groceries. We are selling for
 Sc. 1 can good Sardines.
 IOC. 1 big can good Salmon.
 $IOO 15 pounds D. G. Sugar
 I2 lac. Special few days only. Kansas City Sugar Cured Ham, the finest on the market. California Hams.
 lie. Best Kansas City Bacon.
 soc. pounds pure Leaf Lard, Kansas City.
 46C. 5-pound can pure Leaf Lard.
 95C. 10pound can pure Leaf Lard.
 $I65 50 pounds best Kansas Flour.
 25C. 10 pounds bes.. California Spuds.
 25C. big bars Soap. New style, up to the minute Fruit Jars, extra heavy, and aluminium tops at the store that's always busy. MCKEE'S CASH STORE <0vyrE4 rIDSr UNyENUIE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

HEIGHTS lots for sale at loves,
prices on installment plan. offce 22O Main
street John A. Milroy, agent.
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VICTORIA LOCALS.
Law Is to Be Strictly COM
Piled With.

Law Is to Be Strictly COM
piled With.
" Texas, June ia compromise
Y made in the cases against the
Y saloon men; the proprietors
y guilty and the cases against
IA 'a*pers viii not be pressed: it is
y laal there is a definite under
.,sl the Sunday saw will here
Mle'ly complied with. Several
s.oa men have stated that they
Wy 100 willing TO do SO pro-
e1lefs would do the same, as
men employees want a rest on
sell as other people, but that
A'sp open the rest must do the
Il an, R. X. Bedell and children
Yea !, passed through here this
NJ /. route to Dallas, their former
\ "a ' sy will in the future reside
! tsr S S.Aes OF cantaloupes were
En-, ~ lere and Port Lavaca TO-DAY
SHES. ANUS points In the
\, I !, y, out for the big moonlight
J Nav NY w Lavaca from all point:
| II w.,, FORK. Texas and Mexican
,sasaay night Juna 90 e'H0 ran
Nh ' su. Ed Jordan, Franz
I han iiaoch and several other:
Ha Pr, ! weeks outing in tbs
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WANTED--At once situation Of any kind by
steady young married man. experienced In
dry goods, gents furnishings ana furniture:
must have work, references II required. Ad-
dress G46T this office. 20
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"akahachie Items

ssls Texas, June 17.-reaeber,
I.sss nom all parts of the coun-
sas,1s,a summation for certificates.
i,Es, Asaerdice is conducting the
srs nav! nave been fully made for
siY day pro, soon TO open In this
about n. 'leSsoF Phillips answers
e. summer normal. board,
I'D EriaIiIil S3 board has raised
fapsrty mo- mold session next week
~ and r SMners can go and give
VI FelIoSso,vn about the matter.
Pc a, ~. VIII hold their memo
- will talk. "e' H. RUS
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'IecET FROM BRENNAN
ORGANIZATION OF
srnosE COMPANY.
u,,lican ncrorted
- x.gro-Big Crlebr"-
y Emancipation Day

,,,. June 1s,-There was a
- e, afternoon at the bank
'', s'sdlugs 8 Glddings for the
aaIzing a company to ope-
W. line from Brenham to
clay station and places IN
,,,lsy. Hon. D. c. Glddinss.
a, nd a report was received
I. .slisltlus committee indicating nas
.,0ck had been subscribed to
be line. 80 :. .,o.o
!. !, would be well TO organize
I. IA apply for charter On
r,me OF the BRENNAN and
M Telephone company was Sc
I n; moved that temporary or
! formed, and this being car
allowing officers were elected;
ivan. president; James Hays
er,,sry, and D. G, Giddinss,
sgsr
-,,,s that a committee Of five,
4, ,r,sldent should be chairman.
IVA 4 ID contract at once for tho
\, II the line. This was car
IA. committee named. to consist
I lysu. o. A. Seward. John r,
N ii P. Thompson and A. M,
X nppolnted. ~.
-r,sry was instructed to collect
',lp,ions on stock under the d.
,ss committee on construction,
..rsr,ry was Instructed TO confer
\ ", ". Searcy and have him
"a charter for the company,
r,aInr then adjourned.
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wANTED--By middle-aged man, speaks three
languages. and willing to work, position OF
any kind IN store needs work Address a.
Garoux, Houston postofnce, or this office 20
SITUATION WANTED--By licensed engi-
ueer and machinist and electrician. Ad-
dress 6l3i this office 20
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board ;
all modern oonveniences. MRS Jehh
Smith, Al Chartres street. ~
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Ia. amily nennlnn

"a. ,SS "une is.-rhe descendant.
'al rbo o., pioneer of North
eSsy, D., U'isinally settled in Har,
/ ua.y !, nm = Marshall, had a family
'sasiy i r navel, Red River coun-
ssTs Ts,.'o st extensively conneot-
n slili snrs,E Eight sons ana Ave
Y. nearly -s'h snd granacAildren,
So hundred present at
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HIGHEST prices paid for second hand cloth.
ing shoes hats. etc; send postal for call,
]. Karkowelty, 400 Milan. s-2j
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FOR sALE-f00 feet square with two-story
building, on corner store underneath and
dwelling house next door: also two dwelling
houses on adjoining lots; good business
place; 1901 Andrews and Wilson streets q
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ply Is of unknown origin end of doubtful
purity, to always have with you bottle of
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey
Pour tablespoonful into glass OF
water and protect your system against
disease.
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MASONIC OFFICERS.

nistlng Of Graham lodge No. 20,
ri A, ", last night the following
vas elected. Charles L. wilkins,
". Reichardt, S.W.; e. A. Pace,
< D. Harris, secretary; Alex.
fisursr; ]. F. Estes, tyler. Gra-
|'ls md Rrenhsm chapter Will have
Installation OF officers next Satur-
In
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krATHY For GuLFs VICTIMS.

pATHY FOR CULTS VICTIMS.
E'HaSls interest attached here to
EnliE At Galveston Saturday night,
F'niiion being received from The
4 .oag distance telephone. Miss
al' Eao was one of the victims.
|.l'ts u this part OF the State, and
rs many here who knew her.
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utLlSc AT MILLIcAN.

KILLING AT MILLIcAN.
k,tcu reached here today that a
In fsht with guns took place
\ tight at Millican, resulting in
~ q a white man by the name
ksrssdsle, a negro being charged
1 hlllne. The row started over the
IA Of a lot Of corn, In which the
M he white man were each equal
ka.st The report here Is that the
|ue getting the worst of the
! nd demonstrated with the white
IA! the white man went to Clay
nd purchased cartridges and re-
b he place, and the ball opened
brs residents Of adjoining farms.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING or three furnished oons
sSu,eaolo Tor lignt ho'isekeeplng. Apply 2lii
-Consress avenue.
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klyclYaTIoN CELEBRATION.

|Elusi people are preparing for a
k.litrtlon Of Emancipation day to-
The Cooke Rifles Of Houston ar
NJ morning. The organization was
De train by a reception committee
Hpkins band and paraded the
he procession will form at the
|ku tomorrow morning and will
" streets. At the grounds there
! Welcome address by Paul Bled-
|Sra'endsnt Of the colored schools
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-By young man OF good habits
board and room With private family. cen
trally 'ccateu; references Address r. = 9.
this office.
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INTELLIGENT gentleman stenogrsphcr. %
desires position at small salary. Address
6f45 this office, X
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! WANTED situation as cook either meat or
| pastry, salary no object white; can man-
age large kitchen, J F B.. this othce 2o
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALB.

WANTED by u lady OF refinement ana cu-
tire "a position as governess 10 ANAL chi
dren, private secretary or managing house.
keeper; references cheerfully furnished.
Address GAS. this office. q
WOULD LIKE situation taking care OF little
orphan children to care for them at my
home. s4ls. this Office 20
WANTED--Positlon by experienced lady
city; references furnished. Address 6l3j.
this office, y
WANTED-A situation by a settled woman
who is a good cook; no washing wanted. 2
good home wanted more than money; can
try: 6i3S this office. Il
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MIDpLE-AGED oolored man wants 10 care
for horse and buggy and work around house:
10 SICK horses: give me trial please, 6ila.
this office 70
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ANTED--Situation in lumber office or store
Nv an experienced hookkeeper; can give good
references. Address NJ. Normand, Orange
Texas. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MnNEY-Rellsble detective service
rendered In civil and criminal cases; reason
able rates. For further particulars address
McCane's Detective Agency. Houston. Tex
DE ARMoND--Basso Texas Quartetis. open
for solos concerts. musi ais: also he Texfs
Quartette open fer concerts. Acd -ess ohyer
Music House Houston. "
s. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street u
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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.

a SPIRITUAL MEDIUM wants three light
housekeeping rooms for the summer, mus
pc cheap and centrally located Address
stating price. etc. eli6. this office ~
WANT 20 lease on shares a dairy composer
Of good Jersey cows. {. c BumsusidnsI
Brady. Texas. y
FOR the summer. furnished house; small
family, 64ls. this office. u
wANTED-For the summer furnished house,
complete, no children hgheTt ref5reneeA
Address e43S this cfhce. q
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ERMEN--Thoroush double entry book
keeper, lumbermau, experienced, best Of ref.
erences desires permanent position. good
salary, with good Arm doing large business
Address GiS5, this office, 81
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WANTED~-By u young married man, posi-
ton In hotel grocery store othce or eau
mi almost any kind OF position; will work
very reasonable; good references. Address
business this office 10
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SITUATION WANTED-By a respectable col
0rGd man as walter or work around house
best Of references Address ). III D., tals
Office IL
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ar TROY bLED with reaches, one 2oc can Of
Dead-Sure Roach Killer viii ofieciyaly rid
sn ,e' Try II; no poison. at Lewyns Drug
store.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

sTRAYED--Strsyed from me about last d
March. One dark sorrel mare mule, abou
years old, white hair ia name ana "a
and on front Of ears, about lSls or II hand
high, no brand, one small bay mare, abou
years old y or 10 hands high, branda
BOX on left shoulder. WIN nav libsra
reward for any information or VIII CIV
pony for the mule delivered 10 me at CieVe
land. Texas. r. G. Gilchrlst
LosT-My pointer cog, waite aud liysr spnl
ed Finder viii he highly rewarded by re
turning to Geo. W. Ellis, Jr.. ziT san Js
clnto street,
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Per word, one insertion IL
Per word, four consecutive insertions. &c
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Per word. each consecutive insertion ten
times or more. he
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THANH CENTS.
So These rates are for uniform Ads (no display.
Display Ads go a, regular spse, rates. but black typ,
not allowed in Want ads.
Ss-THs pcsr is friend Of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted" Ads of as words ;oress)
three times free Of charge.
Ia Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through the postofiee briyou Can have your answers
addressed to number. in care OF THE posr and
forwarded to you.
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FOX sALE--At bargain, ~ single sonou
ueshs; NO. ?; set wall maps; tellurlum glooe
piaehooard, erasers, etc Address ~ A
cochran. Cameron Texas, n
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WE DO the rental business OF Houston be-
cal Sc we have the houses 10 rent no
trouble TO show property. n, NJ, Norneet &
Co., phone e73, Binz building. n
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WANTED-To purchase n thoroughbred Here
ford bull, or . years old Address with
full particulars, J. Sterling smith, chappell
Hin. Il