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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
MORT HERN PACIFIC
NEW TIME CARD

The Northern paeiao's uew time
card goes into enrc, next Sunday.
II creates another general upnetting
~ local and overland aehedules. but
the most important changes III the
diacontinuius 81 the overland trains
starting and arriving from seattle.
There viii b. bat ONE train each way
from - Paul daily. Everyone 81
Tho Seattle trains viii be changed
The overland trains will be knoN p as
NJ. uaesthguud and No. ennt-
bound The entire schedule. az Is
sued il as fpglaws
TACOMA SEATTLE TRAINS
DAILY.
Tuedma express foigmpla eonnec-
tipni tsake Seattle Toa m. arrive
Tacoma As a. M.
Tacoma express portland. Cfaye
ua~bas and sauth H~ndi --I.eavs Sc
atiie 70 90 q m. arrive Tacoma II %
a N.
Tacoma express fSo Is conncc-
tlonl Leave Seattle 90 . M. ar
rive TacoHln eos =. m Leave s..
attic taise No. 20 connrctianl $40
=. m. arrive Tar0ms esM =. ~.
Leave Seattle fPosrtiaud cencctlonl
$50 , M. arrive Tacoma II - 3. ~.
Seattle express ff'grtiand conuec-
tfant-t.eaes Tacoma sas a. IN. ar
rive Seattle zals a. ~. Leave Ia
euma 500 a, m arrive Seattle s're
a m Leave Tacsna tSn. tH con-
u.rtionl u 80 =. m. arrive Seattle
rs o. m Leave Tacoma Pert
land connecticut 6'ts y, m. arrive Sc
afsir 20 q m. Leave Tacoma ksts
.. m arrive Seattle % = m Leave
T'arnma Tao 3. IN. arrive Seattle $40
n nj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
NUIIlY OF
SOLDIERS
Objected to a Pc
Culiar Hair Cut.
SENSATIONAL EPEODE lTniIlrix
=a-a=ssa=-
The Royal ARTILLERY Raised a B,g
tempest in the Queens
respet.
SElSiTlpliL ErEODE iTniIlfM

HALIFAX. y. ;. june IA de-
tachmenk % Royal artillery mutlnlcd
Sunday night at the citadel This
Is the fortress which was recently
condemned and set apart solely for
barracks purposes. The revolt Was
caused By the issue 81 aa order di-
rccting the men % have their hair
cut In n particular way. The dctach-
ment not only refused to carry out
the regulation. but refused TO per
form their usual duties.
The commanding offieer ordered a
guard 20 the barracks room 60 com
pcl the men . obey. The guard was
met BY the " hole detachment. who
had arfuesi themselves with different
articles. and charged the guard. The
latter. With fixed hayenetH. resisted
thv attack ami the rivirrs h.ai rc-
treat TO ths barracks. where they
made a determined s;aud.
A non-comHu4sstouc1 officer. With
assistance. forced a door open aud
night toak place between the mem
beers ~ the guard and the mutineete.
one Of the men VAS thrust Ia the
arm with a hayonct. and au9thcr
vas Knocked senseless Nith the butt
end 90 a ride. This Was the signal
for q general riot and the sentriee
with bayenets fixrd were ordered 10
support the quart.
In the meantime a portion % the
rioters looted the cantern. the SER
F~ants in charge beating a hasty re-
trsaI orsierllea were dispatched 10
the Giacis barracks Zoe more troops
and after an exciting tlus the mu-
tinctfs were oxerpoW~red.
A forc~ headed hy an offirer made
q successful attack upon the strucs-
ures which N. soldiers held and af-
ter a spirited engagement tn which
ten were Injured. the Tehelllous
troops were oserpewered SIX were
sesst 60 the hospital and the others
we're placed unsier arrest and Wit
be court ntartiaIed II - reported
that the officer who venturs~i tco
near the r~voiiers was Obliged TO
back tn his men.
The offensive order FORBADE the
men In the garrison at Halifax to
wear their hair more than three
inches long In froat and babe them
keep IL cornbed back under thwlr caps
elsconsinuing the arrangement ~
their foreloctz In -bmni' fashion.
which has become a fad ar1ong IN.
soldiers
The order also forbade the wearing
of time pieces or J~weiry In public.
and instructed the men when on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

every thrilling minhap was chronicled
under hig type
suddenly motor cabs disappeared
from the Strecta without any warn
Ing. and there was great rejoicing
among hanson eahbtcH. Bul here
they are again IN Errater number
than ever
They were only taken off 90 be I'M
proved With somo new nttinEs Evil
IDENTIFY they have been missed, for II
la very noticeable that tho motofa
airs nov much more employed by the
public than they VIEW,
hsfore the opening % the great au-
lomohlle show In Riehmoud Park by
rrtncr Edward 81 SAKE Wcimar. on
June II. there are 80 be, under the
auspices of the Automobile club. Sc
we're tests Of mators@oii, steam and
clgetrle@in hili climbing at various
gradients, and there II to b. a 20.
mile race oVcr a trying biz % road
with a steep hill. with fun compile
msntS Of passengers and luggage
The race viii b. of supreme inter-
est as Il viii couciuslveiy prove the
best car tog practical purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
Tired Of Trust Deal.

sTEuBENvtBLE. o.. June IA
Several sewer pipe manufacturers
who have returned from New York
report the trust unorRanized. They
say the prospect for It's formation
ars poor.
They were called to New York and
asked 20 subscribe for $3.50. 900 In
stock. thrown back on the promoters
owing 20 Flowers death. and this
came near dlsrupting matters. How
ever the money was provided for
The big manufactures say they
are through with the trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
New Torpedo Boat.

WILMINGTON, Del, June IA
The United States torpedo beat de
siroyer StrinEham, NOW building Al
the shipyard ar Harlan & iiolilnRs-
worth. ia % be completed ON June
-, Tier builders expect TO launch
her on July 40 Tier keel was laid
On March "a. iSes.
The StrlnFham was authorized by
the act approved March ;. 1891. he
slides the Stringham. the Harlan A.
Holiingsworth company has ten 9th
sr ships under contract FOR conNtruc.
ton, Tho company's yard - the
third largest on the coast.
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THE MURDERED
MAN RETURNED

BOW MANvILLE. Tenn, June II.
About a year ago VIII Sane and
Charles Force were arrested IN Mem
pills. whence they had gone by raft
over the Mississippi river They were
arrested on information from Rip
ley, a small town In this vicinity,
and were charged with the murder Of
one Peters. fisherman on open
lake.
The sudden and continued absence
Of the supposed murdered man and
also the fact OF his being last secn
in drunken quarrel with the ao-
cusod. and their sudden departure
for Memphis, made chain ~ cir
evidence that came very
near causing the infection OF n
heavy penalty, and did cause their
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Incarceration Ia prison for some
time in default n bonds
tstkra were drained In the search
mat followed for f'otera body The
trial wac followed by fhc telcaae NJ
the men. and the supposed murdered
man has suddenly Appeared lu 49,
Louis
The ease waH the seuHntiun af the
year Ia Ncai Tennessee, The only
excuse yet offered Tor the absence If
Peters Is that after a sudden de-
parture from home he cullHtod az a
volunteer Do Tho r..nml MaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

NEW YORK. june Il The State
Ciyii srrtire eimmiFslau has decided
ga rsrrai al rules and regulation Ok
ing maximum axe Unite tor positions
and duties ~ which neerssIfate mat
their neumhents be- Of fuIi ase or
upwards This renders nli veterans
OF the civil War eligible a. ekamina.
liuu fpf appointments ana promo.
uauu la the public service. IN accord
uHoe with the provisions 81 the con.
alllulInn - the state.
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Fatal Political Feud.

PoTTaYtttsE. June IA shoot
ing ARRAY occurred ar New rhiiaz
delphla last evening IA which Harry
Elliott. aged 80. who haa wife and
eiRhi children. received two bullets
ih the neck and breast The Injuries
81l result fatally Elliott woe nfe
bnHa IA tho silver creek rolIirrys
Iua aHsail1nt vas ex-Coustabls n
brennan Tho shooting WINS the rec
suit 81 q political fru1 and labor
trouhlrH, fireman waH arrested and
j. in the ruttaViiie iat
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Erar5 iAiag = fmrF without limit 6f ~.
serve 10 dc highest bidder regardless -
price rir6 ~ vHIHn aH Wr muHi Hiskr room
lnf large nrW sfnrA thaf Do ora be fnHd.
s large iIHe W watches. dlsWpHdt. chslna.
nnf and ha.lpWMafn ~ ha5snf from iius
watcher. Including lfunaHds fHytHanls.
EiftHfidn frrsfsuf street. g. a. DHgi1f. q.
= Wheeler o. 8 naHiet aud Ulbef. etc.
a0W le sufH esd attend fhia faie. Hs every.
Thug j. gong 20 ihr highest hi4dnf viii
uut limit o. frErfYr. " elegant presents
FL fen hWaE after rnrH sale LFefy thing u
guaranteed HH Hfpff Hufef ~ D. hufs and
attend tHiez dHlif Hf hud i il p m, o. VI
fHfmHra s fU.l fHs sHa0n avenue
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Too Vile to Live.

OAKLAND. Gala, June TT am
. creature TOO vile "a live God have
mercy on mo. J must be n fienl in
carnnte." These were tho last words
written by Miss a. NJ Cooper, a
whose place Of huslneHg
10 at Fourteenth and broadway. boz
fore she pressed a large carving
knife against her throats m an mt
tempt u commit suicide. She slash
Cd her neck again and again. ana at
last fen exhausted to tho floor Tho
woman was driven in
sane by financial troubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
SUCCESS
AS A HERO

ST. JOSEPH. No. June i4.-John
Coleman. Is years Of age. turned a
switch In front ~ an incoming pass
enFer train on the Rock Island this
morning and then Tagged the train.
He was believed 60 he hero until
he WAS arrested and searched, when
two switch keys were found IN his
pockets. lie iH now in Jail.
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kcc Hanson before purchasing = sewing
machine few good second hand ma.
chimes for sale reasonable. as Columbia
street. opposite festeftce.
Wanted 10 huy old gold sad silver. II.
Hensci manfg. ieWsler, = iiincfleY block.
Everything - Eaing uiihoat init or 70.
serve % the his hest bidder. regardless q
FFirc, cost o. value. A. Ne must make room
tot large. new stock that j. ON the rosd.
large line Of watches. 81 zunnds. chains.
Tat and hotiuawhfe % select from. Fine
watches, including Towards. Raymonds.
Riverside, Crescent Street, y. q taylor. q.
u, Wheeler, Z. Il Harriet enI puher etc.
NuR 10 sure nnA kffend this sale. a. every.
thing T. guins 20 the highest bidder with
uuf limlt aE reserve l. alrE FAINT presents
given ssay after each sale. Everything g.
guaranteed - represented, - he sure and
attend sslrs daily 81 aud Z - = m. q. W.
CAfmaek 4 Co. iizla Second avenue
v hite j. klng ei all srwinx machines.
sold ~ y. y. kofiS ign second ave pioneer
dealer IN sewing machines and sewing
inachinn surriirs Telephone hu6 sii
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- KELLOGG. ~ Bailey Building
SCOTT a McNESE. asss.T BAILEY bnfidfnx.
REEs I. BANlEI.s ss New YORK block
CHARLES y. kSOS ia lanes street
MILO A. ROOT, IB-is Rorwsfi buiidinK.
Y. Z. CARROLL. lawyer. proctor In Al
miralty and solicitor Of patents. No. SIS
seattle National Hegk Building
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Rattle
MARKET QUOTATIONS

"wednesday Morning West street
was quiet today \ largo shipment
Of fruit aud vegetables arrived on
the California steamer. but II had
not been delivered at noon. Hood
river strawberries have jumped from
81 SO ia ST. walia Waila asparagus
is selling for Sc per pound Cueum-
beers at e5c and 81 per box. 4 ship
ment II black cod has arrived, and II
selling AZ &c and 1c.
The following prices are being Of.
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the ear at Seattlot
Grala - oats s275o. barley. s22:
wheat chicken feed. $40; bran; sti:
shorts, $3.50.
Hay-Puset sound, per ton, sGQG,50.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co keep youf
clothes in shsp c Tor 81 80 per month dyelns.
cleaning. repairing Aus 81 ay. Tel Baf IDA
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JUNK.

The seattle junk Co. pays lowest priceS
paper bought and old newspapers sold. No.
iun Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No. iiiA
Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prioesi
prompt returns. No, I'LL Western avenue.
Telephone Pike ilp
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The Pacific tailoring Co. best So SIS
and so suits made in the city. Dyelnz.
Cleaning. Repairing. rs rhiri avenue.
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vsrioloid at indian School

CARLISLE. Pa. June 1f--Tt be-
came known yesterday that vnrlo-
ioid exists among the Indian stud
euts at the training school in this
city. General manager X. II. Pratt
says that several cases are quaran-
tined az the school hospital The
patients are boys. None ~ the pu-
pills are allowed 10 leave the ground
unless by special permission.
The iIamr-eekass' Opportunity,
Pratts orchard Addition is all in
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered on special terms to those who
want homes. by Holmes e Robinson,
fI2 Columbia street.
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For HutiBaas ChaBcoa ~ aii kinds
see NILSSON MAePHKKrOs a 90.
aoneT making restaurant. 10 good
laeaiitYi low rent VIII seil chesp
account other business which lakes
oil owners time Il viii pay you 70
look this ~ 81 once.
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1 Zrmnnsky, general auctioncer. sales
made la any part of the city or state; real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
sales, bankrupt stock oi merohandisc-au
goods in general ia1s Third avenue.
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HANKS.


TmE FIRST NATIONAL hank OF
SEATTLE
rhif.up Capital fiAo0m
General banning business iransaetei.
james y. lioge, u -. iteddcni
Lester Turner , . Cashier
H. , rntkhunt . Assistant Cashier
fieht and toleFrRphte exchange pAyabla
IN all tho principal cities Of tho United
ktafcs aud Europe.
Tnk pUUEr SOUND NATIONAL nASS
Oh SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. ....... ts2S,on1
EufpluA saassa sssss. asss tstassss a1Ql1
Jhtob fhlih .ttsts .sstssstssss =, 80 lt'lieni
= &, hruinldof s.ss,. s..s.. zee vice ifnlden
X Y. Ankuny t...s.............s... E. Caxhiof
Correspondents in oil the principal riuetll
the United states aud Europe
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HOTELS AND iURNis,ltD ROOM

Mrs Hansen, corner Fourth aud Pima
Latest spring styles Lowest prices
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SEWING MACHINES
WANTED CLOTHING.

New Home sewing Machines. best and
ehcape machine made. sold on essr pay.
mrnts. once next door IN fasioffioe.
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sisS- AND tOtsE sTNBEEs.
Rubber Type aluminium ant enamel
ietirrs for signs and house uufnbefs. Cha.
Aestou. 80 tcsier NsF. Phone Black tSss
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Iusayts homemade bread, cakes and.
pastry; best Ia the city. isod Third Ave.
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Beat and onig thorough Dancing schoolla
city day and evening 7th and Columbian
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=. ;. ARMY GOODS.

Nothing better for Alaska, timber. country
Ct hard Hpfk. Cavalry Trousers. doubls
uFersrht, 40. dyed black. lo Gen.
Miles tform aud cold weather hood coats
40. Army black wool hats. SO. Rubber
blankets. 30. Navy undeFshirts and drawers
81 ca cseh. Hlanksis tIlp0 and up Govern
snent tents. stq Elga orerzhiFts. t2gQ
ktrk. fxi7 flfs, Avenue.
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=. s---e+sa- -s----ss=r.~-
Wanted fifiY railroad IL iz8fsfs for Trim
idid east al mountains Great Northern X
u. foisg Bros. q Lsrsaus new work team.
fiefs, Efsdeft. foek men wages, o. fTce pass:
ship today pm. craH iofd. 10 y Main =
tssl.slf eleinlnx. b. - Inf. elArt ltayd De
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= W HoudnToN, Architect, ana, ii6. Iis
hnd ~ collins block.
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HOTELS AND tksisittD ROOMS
HOTEL BRONSON, 40 ftfxi avenue
Coed elevator rooma single or en- suite.
lou rates, bell Crane, Manager
II you wish room or anticipate change
try the Rochester Hotel. Pike and Second;
good room 81 per week, nicely furnished
outside rooms s. To g.. irnnscients ~ and
toc. free baths; electric liEhts.
HOTEL Nohk, rirst Avenue and Pike.
nfst-class rooms and hoard ~ D. pct week.
HOIEi. COLBY, cor Thin and Cherry.
hrSt-rlass room aud board. g. week and IN,
6LENM ooh liut-k, ITO south Filth.
stuvie rooms 81. siaA And s. per week.
ffiE NlCiuklA 1919 First ave; elegant
Furnished rooms, - and s. n week: suites
with bath. etc. o stark, proprietor.
HorkLsNNoN Pleasant rooms 6li first
MARION HOUSE furnished rooms; rates
reasonable. e. Levandor, lQl Marion. cor LIST
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Cast % clothing trunks and ralises bought
80 10 second ave. Phone Rcd lisa
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Correspondents in oil the principal cities a
the United states and Europe.
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dONIMAtIOlis an ItIILpIn.
eAMi.ING Irs a..
MALE t,.Ii.

f'nis, ttofds cote etc, iaf sac % rent
keaiile Toni and Aauinr CO. Marion and
aeIiefn. ielrpbane IAN -.
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sCAEplNAvIAS AMERICAN BANK
OF SEATTLE
Corner Neslcr Way and first Avcuua

Trausaols a General banking bushes.
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80 SUE aud faii nt nay new place lie
diu'H rial estate anlfe. book aud sfHiionei
stores iN4 flnf ave- mar Madison.
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RIAL ESTATE
- sue aud raH at nay new place Her.
diu'h rial eAtHtr aflre. book aud stationery
stores 100 flrf ave- mar Madison.
PalsIise EsD slsDlAe.
NcffopoiliHn Printing 4 Binding CON,
fauF. Hl HHeOud hgcuHa south
rA1EsT AIrOEsEfs
BARNES BROS 453 starr BOsd huiidinK
htrttHE SPECIALIST
-
NupfHfH cured without LHlf@. pain OF loss
Of time 81 SEATTLE National hsnE building.
DfrIsG AND tLRANfNG.
Atlas bye Works. ~ taian ttaauL Tele-
phone buf 1901. The only french Dye
Huuss ln the city.
oosThA'foHs And BUILDERS.
Rounds. uiilcfsan 4 aiii Contractor. and
hniliers iias Nesiera ave Tel buH va
Randall utuerat Joabins I'll Gresn 80
tAMfING 1Esr-.
f.nis. stous cots etc. ief sac % rent
keaiile Toni and Aauin CO. Marion and
faaf Ill HfsHn :
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ArIouNKYs.Ar-IAM.

seattle Abstf.at Co. sis Ssw Yorl -
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Metropolitan Printing q Binding
fauYi 20 rreond hgenna south
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rnk rUGEr SOUND NATIONAL nASS
on SEATTLE
Arizona republican., 1899-01-16
THE GROWTH OF CLIFTON
Rapid Development of Inc Biz Min
 inq Camps.

] The town of Clifton is the result of ] the great and rich copper mines which are tributary to i. Here is located the reduction works of the Arizona Cop per company. which, owing to the char aCter~ of ore received fO rtrealtment. eX- ceeds in size all other copper reduction plants in the southwest. The Clifton dis srict yielded the first copper in Ali zona, tLe original discovery Of the mine sthsre being about 1865. Since then the mines have been worked al most c0ntinuOusly-at first in q crude way, owing to the long distance from the base of supplies; and now by the most improved methods known to the scientific world. The original owners of the mines transported all their cop per to. and all supplies for the mines, from far away Colorado by bull teams. Now the camp is connected with the Southern Pacific railroad at L0rdsburS, New Mexico, by the Arizona 65 New Mexico railroad, which was built by the Arizona CCPpe- company in 1885, after that company had purchased the mines from the LeZinEky brothers. Be fore the building of the Arizona {, New MeuicO railroad a 20-inch gauge rail way, or tramWay, had been built from the reduction works at Clifton up
 
 at LongfellOw. The first locomotive fir this baby" gauge railway was fT6iSAteG in wagons from La Junta, Colorado, to Clifton. It was set Up by Harry Arbuckle, who yet runs one of the engines on his road, and is now the oldest employe Of the company. Before the little road had an engine, the empty cars were hauled Up the grade to the mines with mules, and, when loaded. allowed to run down to Clifton, says the SolomCnville Bu!- Ietin.
 q large population to Clifton, which has rapidly increased during the past two years. The vast amount Of ma Cniaery now in operation requires the employment of a small army of skilled mechanics. These mechanics, gen. eTally, have families, and many com forta5le and attractive new homes have been built recently, and many more will appear during the coming year. The present population Of Cliff ton is estimated at 1000. The impress sion thGs the population of Clifton is practically composed of Mexicans will be Gisp2lled by the statement that at the last election, in a total vote of 320, | only for,y-threo MeZicans were in cluded. A good many Mexicans did i not vote, it is true, but this population ! will net amount to 50 per cent of the i whole.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-16
THE TR!LBYS CAN'T WIN
California Team Goes Down inc
 Fourth Time Before phoenix.

There was professional game of 1 base ball yesterday at the park It would compare favorably with the best i playing of any amateur talms iii the country. The Triibys of California were strengthened at frs by Polk of Phoenix. who Roa distinction among the fans from the start by clever
 work. Polk fell into the game as though he had been playing all winter, and his work was one of the features
 with Anders0n's fielding a-d Slaugh- ter's good work at short. But win
 Folks assistance the visitors were not strong enough to win from the home
 team. They put their bets skill into
 the game at every polEt, and while
 they led in he batting over the
 home team, they were unable to win.
 The score was 7 to 8 for the home
 team, making the fourth game which
 he Trilbys have lost to Phoenix, or
 all of the games played. They wer3
 unfortunate in the first games in
 weakness at first base, but even Wi.h this discrepancy Temediad yesterday Phoenix gained lead of four runs.
 There were eight hits made off Jones and three eff Johnson. Jones struck cut five and Johnson two, Jones al- lowing four men to walk to first and Jnhrsnn none. The TriEDys 565au tire game and the first two innings were played without a man on either side getting to first. Chickenny made run in the third for Phoenix, McMahon scored and BIaNley's two bagger brought in White and RipPey, making four ruEs ar the end of the third for Phoenix. The Trilbys did not score in the fourth. and NICssar made a run for the home team on wild throw of the catcher to third. In the fifth ne4CacT side scored, and in the sixth Chicken ney and Marian came in on an error at first Anderson made q run or the Trnbys in the seventh and Phoenix did not scOre. The-e was q fCot race sandwiched in to increase the interest of the afternoon, between Q colored sprinter and q white Tan, tho cOlOrad man carrying off the hOnOr5 in a very close race, which no doubt broke the record" Of the grounds, although this i might have ground for dis | pute in the base running Cf Slaughter 1 of the Trilby team.
 Anderson scorsd Slaughter and Car | roll in the eighth by a ore base hit, . and the home team fdi ed t3 make 9 run in their halr The Tril5ys tried . hard to save themselves from G5iaat ' in the ninth, buI they wsre sent home 7 without run.
 The same was an interesting one, ' and showed that the Phoenix team is in good condition to go to southern l. California to meet the crack ball teams . Jf that section Of the state.